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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-06
DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
MODEL TRAINING SCHOOL OF THE
BOSTON Y. w. C. A. o.

n Has Been Running sixteen Years and
Has Turned Out About Seven Hundred
Competent Servants. Every One OF Whom
Got . Job Upon Graduation.
Although its virtues have never been
loudly heralded, the Training School
For Domestics that is conducted by the
Young Woman's Christian association
of Boston is one Of the most interesting
and most beneficent institutions in
America. This school has been in oper-,
alton for about 16 years, and during
that time a small army of thoroughly
competent domestics have been gradu-
ated, at no expense whatever to them
selves.
The good done by the school in thus
transforming ignorant young girls into
competent serving women has accrued
quite as much to the employers whose
service they have entered as to them
selves, and today the books Of the iusti'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-06
IN THE KITCHEN.

sils. There are two large tables in the
dining room. which is otherwise taste
fully furnished and connected with it
there is q we'll supplied china closet
containing silverware and everything
necessary to set the table of a well regu-
lated family. One point that is insisted
upon BY the managers Of the school is
that the table shall not be set in the
same manner day after day and week
sitter week, but that there shall be con-
stxnt change, and that each pupil shall
exercise her ingenuity in the way OF
tasteful and novel arrangement. Great
pains, too, is taken to teach them how
% properly wash the utensils and how
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-06

nl1k e CHuCclcu IL
expired during
Risks reinsured du,
ring the year 1894. sos $500
Net amount of risks in force &626. 923 ,92 90
Compary's statement Of business transacted
in the state Of south Dakota during the year
Premiums on risks written...-....S 1892 q
Amount OF risks written; ";a,os, ~
Losees paid during the year..:.;... 1l,27l W
State OF New York, county Of New York-ss:
r. c. Moore, president, and Edward Launing
secretary of the Continental Insurance company
OF New York, being duly sworn, depose and gay
that the foregoing is q full, true and correct
statement of tre affairs OF sAid company. Tnat
owner of at least one hundred thousand dollars
OF actual cash capital, invested In state and
United States stocks and bonds, or In bonds and
mortgages, and they are the above described Of
fcers Of said insurance company.
EDWARD LAUNING, secretary.
Subscribed and eworn to before me, this 2Sd
EDWARD HAIGHT,.
Notary Public
tor-Department OF insurance. Company Ger
tifcate of authority:
Whereas, The Continental Insurance Company,
a corporation organized under the laws OF New
York, has died in this office a sworn statement
exhibiting Its condition and business for the
year ending December 81. 1894, eonformable TO
the requirements OF the lAWe y ME- etatO Scku
lating the business Of insurance: and,
Whereas, The said company has filed In tnis
once q duly certified copy OF its charter, with
certificate OF organization, In compliance with
the requirements Of the insurance law AFORESAID;
Now, therefore, !, j. X. Nipple, auditor OF the
state OF South Dakota, pursuant to the provis-
ions Of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company IL fully empowered
appropriate business Of Fire insurance In this
state, according to the laws thereof, until the
3let day OF December, A. d. 1895.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto Get my
hand and zeal at Pierre, this 18th day Of March,
A. D., 1895.
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J. z. NIPPLE. Auditor.
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D0cT0R'S BILLS SAVED,
Mtnerel BIN. T...:eoraoas Co., Ohio.

NUt Su-l am gl00
TO say that the use OF
Golden Medi-
Discovery" has
saved me many doc
tors bills, as l have for
past eleven q
whenever needed, been
1t for the erysip-
elias and also for chron-
10 diarrhea, and am
to say that It has
failed. / have
recommended il
to any of my neigh
bors, as it is q medicine
worth recommending.
JOSEPH SMITH.
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mi statement

For the year ending December 81, A. d. 1894, of
Insurance company of New York, organized
under the laws of the state of New YORK, made
to the auditor of the state of south Dakota, in
pursuance of the laws of said state.
Organized or incorporated November, 1852;
business January, 1883.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Architect w. G. Ayres. who finished
plans for the Temple high school, now
IN course of construction, was In Tenn
pie this week on business.
Father p. A. Hickman went TO
Brownwood this week TO conduct
funeral service.
Editor Vernon OF the Goldthwnlte
J. $, Andrews and c. 4. Brand were
in Bolton yesterday.
Misses Maggie and Kate scully are
visiting friends In Houston.
w. S. Bunk. Esq, Is In Waco at
tending court as counsel for parties
there.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Pyringer went
to Moody Thursday TO visit relatives.
Mrs, l.. l.. Helm is visiting in Dur
ham. N. C.
j. c, Corruption is visiting in Meri-
dian, Miss
Frank Keys of Montgomery county.
Is visiting In Temple. Mr.. Keys was
at one time a Santa Fe conductor, and
has many friends here who are glad
to see him
w. d. Cox of the Tribune. attended
the Texas Press association at Waco,
Jos. T. Edwards OF Austin was in
Temple this week on business
Miss Lillian Porter Is visiting in
Houston.
Mrs w. ]. McMahnn and daughters,
Misses Tlv.an and Eva, are visiting
| In Houston.
Horace II. Pace is gone TO Meridian,
Mise, to accompany his mother to
| Temple. Mr.. Pace mother Will mako
/ Temple her future home.
W. b. Thomas is In Houston this
| Week.
r. II. Crawford left last wednesday
/ for Buffalo N. Y. as q delegate to the
/ II. p. o. Il. convention.
| #. G. Faulkner and Howard wilcox
are back from Galveston where they
| have been to inspect equipment for the
| athletic club. They found what they
wanted and will report favorably to
the club at once,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Misses Georgia and Claude Muliin,
Who have been visiting out at Mr.
Dava Earnests ranch for the past
week, returned home last Tuesday
morning.
The Episcopal Sunday school gave n
picnic last Wednesday afternoon and
evening on the beautiful lawn OF Major
and Mrs. W. v. Johnson. Music, dane
ing and euchre were the PRINCIPAL
features of amusement.
The Colorado Cooking club was enter
tanned last Saturday afternoon by Miss
Jessie Miller at the residence OF her
sister, Mrs. w. IA. Brennand. They
are TO be entertained at the residence
OF t. NJ. Bum by Miss Brooke Bunn's
next Saturday.
j. S. Mccall and wife left Thursday
evening for few days stay at Mid
land. Tex
w. II. Moeser. r.. Il. Terrell and Vie
l'ayne are out on fishing trip this
Mrs. C. a. Jennings left last Friday
morning for Waco ON visit TO friends
and relatives.
NJ. r. Burns OF Midland came down
saturday and returned Sunday.
Miss Lilly Fox, Colonel T. O. Munin,
WIN Mullin. leave for Houston Monday
Morning
Nir' and Mrs. George IL. Cohen, after
several weeks absence at Midland. re-
turned home Sunday morning.
MT, and Mrs, j. w. Hill left for Hons.
ton Sunday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

noon by Rt. Rev. a. c. Garrett, bishop
OF the North Texas diocese, nH-
sisted by Rev. Hudson Stuck rector OF
st. Matthew's, where the cermony took
place. NotwithFtardng tho heat ana
the hour the cathedral WAS oiled with
a large and fashionable asaemblnRc.
The church ana altar were dressed IN
Camaldoli lilies In white ana red clus-
tiers and ferns, with tho nichoa iillcd
IN with palms and blooming oleandor.
Mr.. Henry Garrett, during the coming
OF the BRIDE" played selections from
the BRIDES favurlte opcrus and
oraiorlos and tho bridal march from
"Iohengrin" as the bridal parry
entered. First came the ushcral
colonel John N. Simpson and Mr.. l.ewlg
NJ Dnbncy. Mr.. John l. Wood nud Mr..
Richard Tonby, Mr., u. Il Potter and
Mr. Beverly Harris. followed by Miss
Louise Lee, the brides sister and only
maid. who wps Eowned In Il dainty
white nun, touched In vnlenciennea
lace and white satin ribbon. wearing
mayfair hat IN white leghorn
trimmed In pearl chlnon ana pink
chrysanthemums and Aarryng n great
cluster OF aurora carnations. The bride.
who went 10 the altar on the arm Of
her mother. Mrs. william states Lee,
wore lovely gown IA Paris mousselnc
over pearl satin de Luxe with the
blouse waist caught with broad pearl
satin ribbon aud drnpcd with an ele-
CANT piece Of point rncheshe lnoc held
~ tho throat with a suuburgt OF
diamonds and pearls, the sroom's gift,
Her hat. more The Marie Louig shape.
was lsnottcd with pearl chiffon. meshed
with white lilaca Sho carried an exc
quifite empire fan, the present or
dear friend, and noule long stemmcd
white carnations md lillcu-of-the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mr.. J. Frost waddell and bride. nee
Cotton of Sedalla, No, arrived We'd
nesday last 10 reside In Dallas. They
will be at home at the corner OF Akard
and Park streets.
Mr.. Warren Galbreath Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas system, and
wife, formerly OF sedalia, Mo-. are
among the recent arrivals to take up
their home IN Dallas. Mrs. Galbreath
was a Miss Hall OF Sednlla.
Mrs. Leslie Clark Is enjoying visit
from her sister and baby
Mrs. Heber Page and her handsome
baby bov are visiting friends In So
dalia, Mo.
Nine. Riehards-claggett OF Taylor
who came up to attend the Gray-Lee
Charles Bolanz for week
Miss Julia Williams OF Fort Worth
is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Miller.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Wilson has returned
from Galveston, and II visiting her
mother, Mrs. J.. II. Booso
Miss Gcnevleve Eagan Ia visiting In
Dcniaon.
Miss Dunkerey OF Ennis visited Mrs
James Moroney last week.
Mrs. Marion Fletcher OF Beaumont 10
the guest OF Mrs =, II. Lignon.
Mrs. II. =. Edwards. after a jaunt
and fish with her husband along the
ruiz coast and noiourn. VIII 90 to
Alabama to spend the Rumrhor
MrN Walter Boykin has been enter
tanning her mother. Mrs Howard. and
sister. iirs. Hendricks. or San Anto-
MO, at the oricn al the past week.
Mrs. Kate scurry Terrell. who IL at
tending the Confederate reunion At
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

sedgo- Mrs. Staude aud Mrs. Wallace
tied and cut. Mrs staude being the
fortunate one. The guests were Mes
DANES Llttlefair. wellington, Wyatt.
Myer, mayer aud Miss Anna Shelton.
The guests prize, II dainty Hareland
after dinner coffee cup and saucer,
was cut Tor by Mcsdames I.lttlefair
Meyer ana Thayer. and was won hy
Mrs. Littlefair. There wcrc three con-
testants for the BOBBY prize, rub
Der goat, they being Mrs. wellington,
Mrs. Fouts and Mrs. Gayle, and after
the cnrds were cut the prize fell TO
Mrs. Fouts. After the game delightful
refreshments We're served. The club
Will meet on next Thursday with Mrs.
Staude on lamar street.
Mrs. FosdIct Will chaperone her
daughter, Miss Irma. and Miss Olive
Burlington for a two weeks stay at
Mineral Wells, In search OF nealth and
rest for the young ladies'.
Miss Leeta Clark, the beautiful and
charming sponsor OF the Lloyd Rifles,
left on saturday night for Houston
to attend the encampment. Her visit
here was n source OF much pleasure
- her many friends. who wish her
pleasans .ime during her stay in the
Bayou City.
The Lndics' Auxiliary OF st. Andrews
tender Mrs. Loving OF New York and
the Right Rev, Charles Alexander Gar
rett luncheon at the rectory today at
noon. a reception given by tho Rev.
Harry and Mrs. Casslll will follow in
the afternoon at which all the ladies
or tho parish are expected
Mrs. George II, Whites progressive
whist, at which time she entertained
tile Scientific club, was most enjoy
able affair. Her guests. besides the
cluD, were Wallace Hendricks, Mrs
White and Mrs. Ethel Watkins. The
members present Mesdames Gwynne,
Scott. Wilson, Carlock, Gray, Field,
Williams. Wyatt. sledd. Waller. There
We're three tables and delightful
game was played, the prize. hand
some souvenir spoon with beautiful
fleur de lis handle, was won by Mrs
Scott Wilson. Miss Lois White. Lot
tic Bartel and Virginia Martin assisted
Mrs. White in serving dainty two
course luncheon at the end OF the
game.
Mrs. JEFF d. Field will be the clubs
next hostess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Miss Mabel McGrcgor, who has been
visiting friends and relatives for the
nnst two weeks. left Tuesday for her
home In Cameron.
Mrs. j. ]. Vnn Dyke returned fr7m
Mineral Wers "wednesday
Miss Este Huntington entertained In
honor OF friends on Tuesday night
Mrs. s. H. Slaughter left Saturday
for visit In st. Jo,
MIR. John Feneion and Miss Mary
Mailin Of this city were married at
Amarillo Saturday.
Mrs. N. NJ. onfutt OF Iowa Park is the
guest OF Mrs II. +. Daugherty.
D. d. Powell OF Archer City Visited
the city last week.
The ladies' OF our town viii give 4
free dinner Saturday at the city hail
In the cause OF local option.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. +. Hun entertained
n number OF friends by a medley party
on Tuesday evening
Hon. Jerome Ifearby OF Dallas and
Hon. Henry Furman Of Fort Worth
were IN the city Monday.
Captain y. c. Thompson and wife rec
turned from Houston Monday,
Mrs. Louise Norvelie. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank Dor
sey. left Monday for Hartley.
The Y. T.. $. c. L. served ice cream
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

8evrea galore Of the rhrcat workman
ahlp aud most exquisite design Ons
magnificent present, which the writer
feels compelled to Apenk Of was a chest
of silver containing twcniy-siN pieces IN
the Luxembourg pattern engraved with
the brides monogram. The chest was
white satin lined mud mounted In
gold--her monogram also being on a
gold plate ON the top. This prlncoly
Rift was from the Amber club of pltts-
burg, Pa, OF which the groom Is
member. Aprnpog OF the groom. who
spent some monthg IN Dallas few
years ago, and whore this love ntory 40
happily ended q few days ago, begun.
Atr Gray, though former iionatonitc.
Ia now u resident ~ the above named
city. whore he ~ said TO occupy a
prominent position both In the bual-
ness and social world The bride, from
one OF our Oldest and most Representa-
live families, has been. not only n
belle and general fnvoritn in society,
but n Hight and blessing In our church
and charity circles ever since her
debut.
During congratulations and good-byes
lees and cake were served. and as tho
couple departed for the train, the bride
looking very stylish In checked
cheviot tailor made hublt-bou bons
and blossoms were mixed up with the
rice that showercd them, After
short trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray will be
at home at $40 Denniston avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

and cake at the court house Friday
eVcing with much success.
Mir. and Mrs J. h. Beard OF Iowa
Park visited our city Monday
Mrs. j. W. Hoover OF Fort Worth II
a visitor In the city. the guest OF DIR.
o. e. Kendall,
Judge Kennedy OF Iowa Park was in
this city Monday.
]. J Lory and wife OF Archer City
visited the city few days this week.
Mr., Roherg and family OF Henrietta
wore in the city Wednesday and Thurs
day
Mrs Finly Of Henrietta visited the
city last week, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cherry.
Mrs. Robt. Kerr OF Archer city spent
several days with friends In tho city
this week
j. II. Browning OF Clarendon passed
through the city en- route TO Austin,
j. ]. Goode OF Denver was seen in
the city Monday.
Mr.. ELI Orfutt OF st. Iouis visited
friends In tho city this week.
j. II. Shouts Of Henrietta attended
court In the city this week.
Walter McGregor, formerly OF this
place, hut now OF Cameron, visited here
last week,
AR n, II. pecbles of Bismarck lee
turcd at the court house on Tuesday
lt on Prohibition"
siry. J s. II. Fuller OF Jolly is the
sacst OF her daughter, Mrs. Lucke,
this week.
Rcv. Clark OF Dallas preached an in
tcresting sermon Sunday morning at
the Christian church.
Miss Gertrude Allen entertained on
Monday night.
Miss Mabel Cassinny is the guest OF
friends in the city this week
j. II. Williamson passed through the
city Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Miss MaSRie Graham OF Forest. Miss.
Ia visiting Mrs. u. l.. Smith.
Miss Minnie Budd has returned 10
Dallas. after a short visit to friends
here.
Misc MaFgle Carson OF Carson. Tex.
Is a guest OF Mrs. Belle Olive.
Miss Mabel Williams Is visiting In
Paris.
Mlss Ethel Martin has returned to
ST. Louis.
The public schools. which have been
successfully conducted by Professors
j. Il. llnlcorn and j. w. Parker and
Misses Minnie Founders and Evelyn
Heron. cloeed this week with nn In
tcrestIng series OF entertainments The
commencement sermon was delivered
by Rev. N. A. Scale. Tho exercises
were opened Monday evening by tho
seventh and eighth grades In a fan
drill, tuesday evening the third.
fourth, nth and sixth grades appeared
IN the operetta. "ryrolcnn Queen"
Miss Annie Smart Waa crowned queen.
She was also subject OF the grand
fableau, ''crowning the Heautlful.'
wednesday evening the seventh and
eighth grades presented tho drama.
'Down Ia Dixie.' They We're assisted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Regular graduate, with special ad-
ventagca In the schools of Europe and
Amerlca-New York. chicago, cln-
clnnati, Vienna, Paris, London. Ger
tincatc OF instruction with Professor
Boncdilst Of Vienna, Austria,
Dr. Boyd Is the inventor OF the
lloyd sclf-con,nincd Electric Batter
les" adopted for self treatment and
cure OF diseased mucous cnvtiea OF the
body. Editor aud publisher ~ the
medical Reflector" aud contributor
to Medical aud Electrical Journals.
Wen known and auccesgful guoclaligt
"a curing long standing, difficult blood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mrs. ]. II. Blythe OF Fort Worth re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. j. c. Saunders OF Bonhnm Is
visiting her sister, Mrs, H. Il. Phillips.
Mrs. w, II, Bass visited relatives in
Marshall the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, s. II. Henner OF TAYLOR
have returned home.
of Mrs IT. c. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Whitehead and
little daughter. Lucille, have returned
to Fort Worth.
Misses Hattie and Jessie Allen of
Marshall have returned home.
Rev. $. NJ. Tenny spent several DAVIS
In Henderson this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

The leading society event OF the sea-
son took place last night at the Elk's
hall The Nine O'Clock German cluo
~ this city entertained the
Marshall Friday Night Ger
man club with grand com
ELEMENTARY german, The Marshall
people arrived in the city yesterday
rain over the Cotton Belt road. They
we're met at the depot by a committee
from Inc Nine O'Clock club who es-
corted them to the National hotel.
In The late afternoon the visitors were
dst,,an oyer the city. The Marshall
,,arty was composed OF the following;
Misses Blocker. Hargrove, Mitchell
.narews Tyymsn Lipscombe. Pierce.
Maude and Mamie Elglni Messrs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

In Tyler. IVY
Miss Nettie Redwlne of Henderson
u the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Bate
Mrs. " a. Colby returned home Fri
at Lufllln.
Mrs. James Ramsour and Afiss C,r
us are visiting IN Tyler this weel,
MT and Mrs. Walter S, Bonner re
turned TO Houston Saturday,
MISS HALLE Clalbourne, sponsor OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Ross Ector Camp, with her maids OF
honor, Misses Newton OF Jacksonville
and Harrison OF Alto, will Visit IIous-
ton during the reunion.
Mrs whitman, mother of Judge NJ. i.
whitman, is Visiting relatives In the
city.
Professor John JOss, who has been
teaching at Grapeland, has returned
home for a vacation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Fraiey, Aubrey Powell. Mcphaie.
Woetz, Mitchlil Allen, Ratlin. ray
lor. Leonardo, Mitchell and Lipscombe
The party was chaperoncd by Atr and
Mrs. w w. Parker, MIR. and Mrs Ed
Richardson. Tho german was led by
Mr.. Claude Wiley. Towics' orchestra
furnished some esreilcnt music for
the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
rosr WORTH

=. ~, seening at the nome OF th' piiuN
dsy ,s The house was eXduisitely
iaies,,ted with long trailing vines OF
e.s..sh,o. smilax aud Ia France roses
e ~ shades on the chandeliers IN the
p l.,ors hall and library PINK wnNen
ll..'rs in solid silver candclapras on
w a,,,ehed oaken table In the dining
'ns with broad pink satin ribbons
n .,.r, nnlshed In true lovers knots az
VIM Y. ,our corners OF the table, carried
tns me beautiful and harmonious idea
cs' mink wedding. Promptly at $50
" " hrIde. attlred IN the handSoniest OF
y. Dresden silk gowns, the
sn,., being deliberately trimmed in
VEL '.sl nassemcnterie and chiffon sleeves
~ boufant, with a full godet skirt.
,el held by brides roses, carrying
NJ tt.,riiful butterfly bouquet tied with
NO satin ribbon, leaning on the nrm
y, ~. handsome groom and preceded
Y, lie charming maid of honor, Niles
s'.nds Imogene Richardson, took their
va directly under the arch between
,sa two parlors. whore n perfect bower
y. y, roses and vines had been placed,
w Tho REV. i. Morgan Wells pcr-
,.s.,ea the ceremony In his most hcnu-
.,,I rnd Impressive manner. After
'rarsratulntions. n delicious two-coursed
,vnebeon and punch was served. Num-
'sons handsome presents In silver, cut
s,sss and rare china, together with
sHsny kilograms OF congratulation Were
."satved by the happy couple. Among
.snsa present at the wedding We're:
vsvar and Mrs, Paddock. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.n,srs Mir. and Mrs. Winfield Scott,
~ and Mrs. George Want, Mr.. ana
~. CHARLES Murdoch, MIR. and Mrs.
~ ~ powell. MIR and Mrs. Bateman.
Il. ana Mrs. Burbridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
p,,rstt MFR. and Mrs. Reyer, Mr.. and
a., peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. hartman,
&, and Mrs. scully, MIR. and Mrs.
si,mrs Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. Mr.. and
N,s csrdurcko Mr., and Mrs. French,
e. and Mrs. Silllmun. Mr.. and Mrs.
wsuer MIR. and Mrs, Sam Camp, Mr.
"a MIS-. Tnscur Camp. Mr.. and Mrs.
uishneld, Mr. and Mrs, Washer, Mr..
"A Mrs England, MI. and Mrs. NJ. ~.
uspnln. Mr.. and Mrs, Murphy, Mr.,
IA Mrs Murphy (of Dallas), Mr.. and
Ms Burlington, Mr., and Mrs. j. ID.
pnbprts. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Harrison,
NJ and Mrs. Rocket, Mr.. and Mrs
q Richardson. MIR. and Mrs. G. Y.
smith MIR. and Mrs !. g. Conway tot
ceburnel Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. McDut-
IN iof waxahachie). Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G Peters (of Kansas city,. Dr. ana
Ms. W. a: Adams, Dr, nhu MIs ..
Thompson Or. ana MIS-, saunders ,. az
Rev and Mrs j, Morgan We'is, Mes, Mes
danes short, hoek i S Nha p Ilar,r,,
l0nghudge' hlch'lruson' Nusll, .1u'ins
lau Mlmms, snort unu 9eo' Ivrs ",,i
Nsssrs j; H. Li, ,,i' lin, 5Ini W tlso'
!ase washer k9uklhsoh' 5'r1Wn' p -, IT,
LnEnsh. \; u i'ateI man ~ W., Wv De ean,
R nenltee, a. j.. Bnr'on, ZONES Jones' s IN