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should want TO preach the gospel. No
,,orda. tbat ovorv noment that he was
,...,.4 a. -. -
MOI pieoen'ine 10 W 'o'''U
should ieei 'hat thosc were Wasteu iiio.
ments. But am not Paui' am not
john Mitchell Mason nor Jean Bap-
tiste Massillon. am as duhp as a
sphinx whenever STAND upon my ieet
before an audience. Terhaps YOU aie
right, my friend put
III you cannot speak IKE anseis'
If you cannot preach IKE faui'
You can ten the rove VI Jesus
You can say he died ior all.
Perhaps you can say TINS as cohse-
Grated nurse, IKE flofehce Nlshtlhsale.
Perhaps you can sing u as siis'Is
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poses Just as we'll" SO he led the troops
ON about quarter of a league farther
until they reached another field Of barley.
After the soldiers had gathered the grain
the captain turned to the old man and
said "Isather, this will do. But the field
we passed had better grain than this.
Why did you bring us to this fed?" Be
cause answered the old man, the
other field was not mine, and this is
Beautiful, Beautiful. The old Morayian
did not want the soldiers to rob his
neighbors, so he let them rob him of his
own field of ripened grain. But beautiful
as that sacrificed was | can tell you of one
still more beautiful. 1t is the child Of
God taking Jesus by the hand and leading
the Savior to his fields and saying: Here,
Master Here are my fields, take them.
Here is my voice, use IL. Here Is my
tongue. LET 1t speak for thee. Here is
my hand. let 1t work for thee. Here is
my foot, let 1t run its messages for thee.
All that | have Is thine" That Is an
other way of interpreting the Pauline
words, Woe is unto me II / preach not
the gospel"
Wanted to Undo His Wrong Acts.
There is just one more thought, and
then | am done. | believe that Paul was
intensely and agonizingly anxious to
preach the gospel Of Jesus Christ because
of his years Of wasted gospel opportuni-
ties. He was as some of as are. lie did
not give his heart to God in his youth.
For years he opposed the teachings of
Jesus. lie ridieuled the miracles rs
shams and trickeries. He may have
clapped his hands in joy when he heard
of Christs trial and cruciflxion. After
the crucifxion he gave up some time 10
prosecuting the followers Of the lowly
Nazarene. oh / think ! hear him say
after his conversion. IF / can only live
long enough to undo some Of the awful
results OF those prosecutions oh. il | can
only live long enough to go into those
cities where ! have derided him, My
Lord and my Christ, wilt thou not let me
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Nod are TO become the missionary Paul
Go forth, thou blaspheme Go FORTH |
say, to thy martyrdom. Go forth TO thy
persecution. Rome awaits thee on earth
but heavenly coronation is ahead To
save souls for Christ is from henceforth
to be thy absorbing passion.
Copyright, 1907, by Louis Klopsch1
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Fond of Children.

T
THAT dog | bought of your yesterday
turns out to be ferocious animal. He's
bitten lump ont of my little boys leg"
We'll, sir replied the dog fancier.
didn't I tell yer when you bought i'm
that he was very fond of childrenr
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To Complete Her Collection.

From the Washington Times.
no George. ] cannot marry you
"Then | start for Siberia tomorrow
always thoughtful! / haven't any post
cards at all from Siberia"
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Talk about roasted fresh daily" the
way to get cup Of coffee that tastes
like coffee, with all the delicious favor
and aroma intact, is to buy Arbuckles'
ARlOSA and grind it as you want to
use it. Warming il little develops the favor and
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Jesus whom thou hast prosecuted And
so realistic was the divine revelation that
no argument could ever prove to us that
Jesus himself did not appear unto us
as he appeared unto Paul on the Damas-
Gus road.
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AMERICAN FORK.

The social event of the week here was
the marriage of Francis Tying of this
place to Miss Lorraine Hyde a highly
respected and accomplished young lady OF
Salt Lake City which took place Mon
day evening al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w s. Needham. The Rev Widman Muir
ply performed the ceremony. The young
couple Will make their home in American
Fork for the present.
Rex Pearson Of this place returned
from two and half year mission to
Denmark Sunday night.
u. d. Houtz. district attorney for Provo
was in American Fork Tuesday.
Lawrence Hutchings Of Bingham spent
the fore part of the week in this city.
Charles Tying returned from Salt Lake
| Tuesday, where he had been for week
at the bedside Of his wife. who was i'll.
He returned to the mine in the canyon
Wednesday.
Roy Gillespie came down from the can
yOn Monday with badly sprained ankle.
Eddie Sparks of Provo was in American
Fork Tuesday.
Reuben Chipman returned home from
the west desert Wednesday.
Frank Hush is in American Fork for
a short visit with his daughter. Mrs.
Washburn Preston. He recently returned
from two months sightseeing trip in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Stout returned home
| "wednesday night after few days visit
| in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Southworth of
| Lehi attended the ball in the Apollo hail
| Wednesday evening.
| Phil Margetts of Salt Lake spent sew
eral days FL American Fork this week,
the guest Of Postmaster John Peters.
Skating on Utah lake has been fine
the past week and skating parties have
| been the rage.
| Mr. and Mrs. stephen L. Chapman spent
| Wednesday in Lehi, where they attended
| the picnic party given there in honor of
the old folks.
State Representative J. jackson spent
Wednesday at home.
| John Cleghorn of Alpine. who recently
made a fortune in the Seven Troughs
mining district WAS in American Fork
several days the past week. He pur-
chased a building lot and Will erect a
modern dwelling house, with the inten-
ton Of making American Fork his future
| home.
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Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hardy returned to
their home last Sunday.
Joseph Wirthlin was visitor to the
capital last Tuesday
Mr.: and Mrs Harry Kee are visiting
in Zion
Saturday Mr.. Rawson will entertain the
teachers OF the Eureka public schools
Frank D. KImball Is down from Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Hush were visitors
in the capital last Tuesday.
Hyrum Jensen left Sunday for Ogden
where he has accepted a position. His
Headquarters viii be Nephi. where his
family resides.
Mrs. Fred Bramley OF Salt Lake City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Potts
of Eureka
The Ladies' Aid society was entertained
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. T. F..
Gose.
Harry Elmer Of Robinson is visiting
in the capitol
Mrs Baush and daughter returned to
their home in Salt Lake City after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. p. ]. Comera.
Mrs. r. II. Thurmond of Provo. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dennis returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Groesbeck of
Eureka. visited the capitol this week
Rev. and Mrs G. &. Stillman returned
last Friday TO Eureka from Troy y. Y.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. l.. $. AIlcock next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Mediation visited friends
in Payson and Provo during the week.
Mrs. T. NJ. Holland returned Thurs
day from a visit to Denver. Colo. She
was accompanied by her son Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Higson entertained
last Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Niebaur Of Man,
moth, left last Monday for a trip to
Southern California.
j. c. Kirkendall of Mammoth was a
Eureka visitor last Monday.
Mrs Chas. Boyd is visiting relatives
In Spanish Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mathus returned
to their home I'm Fountain Green last
Tuesday
Miss Bessie Hill OF Mammoth was a
Eureka visitor Thursday.
DR.. A. III. Taylor returned last Wednes-
day from a visit to the Capitol
The members Of the First Baptist
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MURRAY.

Mrs. Otto Clark sPent day at sandy
this week.
Thomas Bird and family are going to
Los Angels on a short visit
David Lester left for Idaho during the
week.
Carl Holm has returned home after an
absence Of five years in the United States
navy.
David Proctor has been visiting j. w
CahoOn during the week.
Robert Mason has left for Minneapolis
The Mutual Improvement association of
the EOung-ladieS>- Of South Cottonwood
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Nora Burton
one night this week.
George Granter was pleasantly sur
prised at his home on Vine street one
night this week.
Mrs. John Heron who has been sick.
is getting along nicely.
J. II. Blakely is spending month in
Georgia. visiting friends.
Mrs. j. r. Miller is improving after a
severe illness.
Mrs. NJ. r. Liddle entertained few
of her friends al cards one night this
week.
William Green is out and around again.
Rodney Proctor met with slight acct
dent at the Highland Boy this week. but
is improving nicely now
Mrs Theresa CahoOn gave a sleighing
marty one day this week
Mrs Reynolds CahOOn has been quite
sick during the week
Bruce Freeze gave a sleighing party on
Wednesday evening
ID. +. Cahoon is at his old stand at the
postosfice after brief illness
Principal Davidson. Of the Arlington
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LOGAN.

4 pleasant social function Of the week
was the reception given on Tuesday even
ing by the members of the local Scandina-
Wan choir in honor of their leader Mr..
p o. Hansen. 1t was held at the gentle.
mans residence, being in the nature OF
surprise About sixty people attended,
and very pleasant evening was spent
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Wright entertained
at dinner on Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Emmons Of Boise.
The local odd Fellows had a social
gathering on Thursday evening. Several
visitors from Salt Lake were present. and
they were royalty entertained.
Peter L. Meyer and wife of Seattle are
visiting with friends in this city and Vi
entity.
W. 3. Throckmorton OF Denver spent
couple of days Of this week in Lo-
gan.
Charles Lindqulst of Ogden was In Lo-
gan during the week on a visit to his
brother, Mr. George w. Lindquist
S. /. Monett OF Payette, Ida, was here
Mr.. A. f. Farr came over from Malad
valley on Wednesday, on visit to his
relatives here.
Can are in Logan on visit to relatives
Howard Wilson reached home from Chi
cago on Wednesday, after being absent
w. p. Hansen gave a delightful card
party on Thursday evening Twenty per-
sons were present and they enjoyed
themselves greatly in playing whist
N NJ. Leonard and daughter, Gannie,
Of Albuquerque. y. NJ. we're in Logan
this week on a visit TO friends.
DR. Joseph Morrell left here the first
Of the week for ogden, where he will
reside in future, having formed a part
nership with DR. Rich Of that place.
Mrs s. S Pond of Salt Lake City Is
here on visit 10 her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Earl.
J. B. Hopkins Of Montpelier, Ida, is
here on visit to his parents
Mrs W J. Kerr left here for Los An
geles on Monday. While in California
Mrs Kerr will visit her son, Horace, at
Charles Lindquist of ogden visited with
his brother, Mr. George Lindquist of this
city, this week.
W. G. Farrell Of Salt Lake was in Lo-
gan the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cook entertained
at cards on Thursday evening. High five
was the game played. Refreshments were
served.
]. L. McClurg OF Denver is in Logan
for a brief stay.
Mrs = j. Thompson IS here from Salt
Lake City on visit 10 her son, Mr..
A. II. Thompson.
Charles Hope OF Truckee. Cal. Is visit
ing with relatives in Logan and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Mcintosh of Port
land Ore, visited the fore part Of the
week with logan friends.
H O. Jensen and wife have gone TO
Salt Lake City for three weeks visit
with friends.
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After. dinner progressive finch was
played.
Enoch Russon. foreman at the sugar
factory, leaves for mission TO England
on Feb. 13
The Russon family will hold it's third
annual reunion in the Bank building
Feb. :.
Mrs Joseph Anderson gave a delightful
Kensngton Thursday afternoon.
Levi PLAID. Of Randolph, Utah. Is visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Plad
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. schrage. OF Chi
cago, are visiting with Mrs. Schrage's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Cavan-
augh.
Mrs. Mae Campbell spent the first
Of the week in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. =. W. Brown spent the past week
with her daughter in Provo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bushman went to
Los Angeles Monday for an extended visit.
X. j. Stce and family will leave Sat
urday for a two weeks visit to southern
California.
DR.. G. l.. Stookey went to Glover Tues
day. called by the sickness of his mother.
John Empey of Idaho Falls. spent Mon
day and Tuesday visiting in Lehi
State Senator John y. Smith spent Tues
day evening at home with his family.
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NEPHI.

The "GS card party given by MIR. and
Mrs a. V. Hague last Monday evening
was most enjoyable affair. The prizes
were carried off by Mrs. n. O. Miner and
Mr.. T. L. FoOte. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. Foote. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hendrickson Mr.. and Mrs. D. O.
Miner Mr.. and Mrs John Hyde. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r.. DEM Mr.. and Mrs
Roy T. Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Jen-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs w l.. Cook Misses
Neva Both ard Mayme Hyde, and Mr..
G. NJ. Whitmore.
s. A. Chase was over from Eureka
Thursday on account Of the serious ILL
ness OF his son Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mangum enter
tanned Friday evening.
A party in honor of the NJ. ]. A. Of
ficers was given last Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Allen
Miss Eva Pexton was pleasantly sur
prised last Monday evening by her Sun
day school pupils. A very enjoyable eve
ming was spent at her home.
j. w Paxman. Isaac u. Grace. VIM.
Bailey and Stephen Boswell left Tuesday
20 attend the Arid Farmers congress at
Denver
Hyrum Jensen was over from Eureka
the first part of the week visiting his
family.
Prof ;. L. Brown Of the g. Y. u. met
with the Parents club last Tuesday eve
ming and gave very interesting address
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Decks Social Happenings in Gowns Of State


church viii give a reception to their
pastor, c. G. Stillman and his wife, next
Friday evening
SECRET SOCIETIES.
The knights of the .saccabees held a
social last Friday at ;.dd Fellows hail.
Evening Star lodge. Ne. 9. degree OF
honor. will hold memorial services AT
Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday.
II IS likely that II large number of
Eiks will take in the excursion TO South
ern California next month
TIE dance given by the local lodge of
hnlghts OF Columbus Friday evening was
q grand success in every way. There
was very large attendance. good music
and splendid decerG tons. The order has
undoubtedly made a record for itself
although its formation IN Eureka is COM
paratiVely recent
Miss lnez Jones of Mammoth visited
friends in Eureka last Wednesday.
t9Dt Tugo DepreZin Is visiting in Salt
Lake City
A. N Wallace is in Salt Lake City.
ca ga ,heIe by the death of a brother.
The Misses Anna and Eliza Bonner
entertained last Tuesday evening.
After visit with Mrs. Arberg Miss
Goldie GILLESPIE returned 10 her home in
Provo last Tuesday
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on the Influence OF the Home on the
Growing Student"
r. c. Winn was in Salt Lake the latter
part of the week
Mrs. Arthur Price is over from Eureka
visiting her mother. Mrs. s. A. Chase.
Roy T. Cowan is down from Salt Lake
for a few days visiting with his family.
E. +. Grant Of Salt Lake was in Nephi
Wednesday.
Mr. Lewis A. Merrill was down We'd
nesday inspecting his interests in the
Utah Land and Farm company
Bishop L. y. StOhl of Brigham City
was a Nephi visitor Wednesday.
Jas T. Belliston was in Payson Thurs
day.
Robert Turner OF Mammoth was in
Nephi Wednesday.
Jas. II. Mypders Of Salt Lake was in
Nephi few days this week visiting re-
latives and old-time friends.
A very enjoyable married peoples party
was held in the armory Thursday eve
ming
]. II. Lunt and Jas. L. Belliston left
on a trip to MOroni Saturday.
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LEHl.

The annual reunion Of the "old folks
was held in the city pavilion Wednesday
BY - o'clock all those who were able 10
leave homo had been brought in carriages
and seated around six long tables laden
with tempting viands After the BANQUET
an impr0mptu program was rendered, aft
er which the seats were cleared and an
old fashioned dance was INDUCED in
Among those present were three who
came here In 1850. the year Lehi was fir,
settled. and seven who crossed the plains
with the hand cart company
Nose Heart and Miss mabel Thomas
We're married in Provo Tuesday, Judge
Booth officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Crobb entertained
a number Of their friends at a home So
ciai Friday evening. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry Parks. Of Provo,
Is spending .. fortnight at Pelican Point
AR. and Mrs. NJ w. ingalls, entertained
= number Of friends Friday evening
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visiting the families in the camp, particu-
larry those OF his own faith.
Mrs. A. L. Castlemau has had visiting
her. Miss Dottie Lashbrook. and Master
Gordon Castleman. Saturday and Sunday,
returning to the city on the afternoon
train.
The fifth and sixth grades Of the dis
trlct school had their annual sleigh ride
Friday afternoon and judging by the noise
selves.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Marriott of Park City
were over during the week and were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marriott
and family.
f. L. Kraemer was host Friday evening
at the Tampa. in compliment 10 the
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele have re-
turned from their visit with relatives at
American Fork.
Mrs. olsen OF salt Lake has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs A. T. Williams
for the past week, returning TO her home
Sunday
George Ames. a former weu-kno
Bingham residenter. was visitor to the
old Reliable Sunday in the interest or
mining.
him the past week his brother, James
Christopherson. formerly Of Nevada. but
now residing in Salt Lake.
The pupils of Miss Nellie McEvoy and
Miss AIdyth Ward Of the Lower Bingham
school were out for 4 jolly sleigh ride
Monday afternoon. visiting Highland Boy.
Galena. Upper Bingham. Copperton and
Lead inilI.
Mrs Frank Slavin is critically il at the
Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake. Mrs.
Slavin was taken TO the hospital Tuesday
Or. r. c. Smedey. Mrs. Taylor and Mr..
Slavin accompanied her.
Due 10 the illness Of Mr.. John Alinnette.
the Womeus' Unity club viii meet Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs Dudley.
instead of Mrs. Minnette's. as first an
nounced.
Saturday evening party of young peo-
pie were out for a sleighing Those of
the merry crowd were: Misses Eliza vii
liams. Ina Clays. Gertie Black, Lizzie An
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BINGHAM.

Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Dudley at their home Friday evening
- vac ~~'0yahlv spent I'm playing
Elders Butterfield and Noakes Of Wes-
Jordan came 10 Bingham 4 few DAYS ago
as missionaries of the Mormon church
Mr.; Noakes has been since called to Salt
Lake on account Of the serious Illness Of
his brOther-in-law, who has been work
ing at the Dalton e. Lark and who was
sent 10 a hospital. Elder Butterfield is
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school gave al his students
sleigh ride Tuesday afternoon merry
AZ Brockbank has returned r.
: - iIss@s' faundation has Ece1 i.,s pa
street Tor the new Latter-Day S,sne
church 70 be erected there. S'ing
Miss Irene NIcHenry Is ia, the ,e,,.
The Consolidated Wagon & Machine Ce .;
William Saunders is. very sick
The people of MURRAY nave enior.,
glsAt deal Of sleigh ridiPg during ,slaa
Or. oaeus has been on the sick lis, ..
,lrS,,e Gordon VIII leave shortly for 81,
.Irve Bacon. OF American Fork. was
ting Roy Tripp the past week y
town Saturday. "a
Vincent Lawson is taking charge a..
fathers business while the latter Il
California on short visit,
Miss Annie StrOmuess. OF Salt Lake h.
q position i'm the clerical Department ~ -e
oregon Short ksifSese.ea~.s--lpas us
The. new city han is rapidly nesr,-
completion. 's
J. p. Wright is on the sick list nj,
week.
Chester CahoOn gave a sleighing party
one night this week.
The Following Murray people have lss
for Los Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs Jobnri,
Jones. MT. ana MIS-. john lIIpp. Mr. ana
Mrs. Hyrlm BenniOu and Mrs Hvr1g~
HaFkcr.
Bert Sanders. who has owned the San.
derS-L Lindsay store. on the corner of Fiftb
avenue and State street. has closed M,
his business and viii so to California
Miss Ethel CahOOn is able 10 be ONT
aud around again after a brief illness.
Mrs Isaac Hadley entertained a few
friends al cards Tuesday evening
The Young Mems Mutual Improvement
association Of salt Lake will give 4
dance at the Trocadero shortly.
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Williams weri
pleasantly surprised Monday bv the az
rival Of baby boy.
Continued on Page 9.
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Eureka, Jan 26.-A reception, I'm honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams, who
were married last week in Salt Lake
City. was given at the L. u. S. church
in Eureka Monday evening, by Mr.. and
Mrs Z. j. Stewart, the parents Of the
bride. The invited guests, nearly all of
whom attended were as follows
Messrs and Mesdames Jas. Crooks, A.
N Wallace. Joseph Wirthlin, William
Mathews. w. J. Adams. Laurence Black
EFT Eugene Blackett Reed Billings, Hy-
rum Madsen, Charles Alkire. Heber Man
gum. Albert PeringOtti. w. l.. Croft,
Chas. Gill; James Weldon, Hugh O'COn-
nell, John Hannifin, James Norman,
Byron ThurmOn. Ben Thurmon, Mike
Tischner. Chas. Schaelling. Arthur
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derson Louise Berry. Leta Makenanl,
Mr. Morris Lee.
Miss Grace Miller is expecting her
mother to arrive from Denver some time
during the latter part Of the week. Mrs
Miller Will take charge of the boarding
house at the Yampa smelter.
John V Minnette is IN AT his home with
a serious attack of acute lead poisoning.
Mrs. Simmons of Spanish Fork is visit
ing Airs. ELIAS Thomas for the week.
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Fred Richen, j. RI. Hales. ID, T. Russell
and u. A. Lindsay; Mrs. T. D. Sullivan.
Mrs. DR.. Shibbs and Mrs. T. Billings; the
Misses Julia Hannifin, Alice Weldon
Nora Gill, Clara ellis, Mary Billings,
Edna Russell. Bessie Russell, Goldie
Crooks. Ada Thomas Kate Smith,
Frances Gill. Bessie Stewart and Deone
Blackett; and Messrs Bruce Mace, David
Russell, r. Johnson. O. Whitley ]. w.
Stewart. w. q. Adams VIM. Williams,
Wod Mangum. Geo. Simpkins and Bishop
Dan Connolly.
The church presented a brilliant APP
pearance and the guests after being en-
tertained with music, both vocal and in
strumental. sat down 10 a bounteous and
daint.ly served supper