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on college gowns and caps came in
singing the L. of Us latest song,
Utah" and when they had taken their
places and been most cordially well
coined, they gave a group of Wellesley
college songs which were admirably
done. At three different times during
the afternoon these groups were re
peated, the last being two rowing songs
for 1905 and 1906 and a lullaby. Their
closing number was again a verse from
Utah" Miss Winnie ST. Claire was
the able accompanist for the vocal
numbers.
Mrs. G. V. Parmalee the president,
announced that the club had been
asked to contribute to a High Altitude
Cook Book" to be published by the
Utah State Federation of Women's
clubs.
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The Ladies Auxiliary society of Tenn
pie B'nai Israel will give card party
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the b. b. rooms.
Another very pleasant and profitable
meeting of the Athenaeum of Park
City was held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Z. ]. Beggs, when the
study of English history was continued
Mrs. Charles Shields paper on Ire
teenth Century" and read by Miss
Julia Burlin, was a very interesting
one and showed that much care had
been taken in its preparation.
Mrs. f. J. Beggs' paper on "Bl9rney
Castle" was also very well written.
Miss Lillian Lanyon had charge of
the lesson. The next regular meeting
will be held on Monday afternoon, April
6, at the home of Mrs. l.. B. Wight,
and will be a study on the English
Parliament Before Elizabeth" Mrs.
John Diem will have a paper on the
Notable Ruins
Monday will be open day. and in the
evening i'm the Congregational church
DR.. A. George will address the club on
David Copperfield.
Mrs Sherman Fargo and Mrs. John
Diem have arranged a program, and
the public is cordially invited u be
present.
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The State Council of Women VIII
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Women S Clubs.

One of the most thoroughly delight
full afternoons of the year was enjoyed
by the LADIES' Literary club members
on Friday last, when the afternoon
was devoted entirely to college days.
Two excellent papers on college life
and some splendid music of the best
college kind filled the afternoon. The
room was hung with college pennants
and, to add TO the college spirit, Miss
the young girls chorus We're all in caps
and gowns. Miss Boxrud had taken
for her subject In Cap and Gown.
and she read a thoroughly delightful
paper on life at Wellesley, dwelling on
the various phases of life as it is found
there through the four years of a girl
college period. Many of the most IN
teresting things of the inner circle
were shown, and the paper closed with
a summing up of the advantages of a
college education for girl to fit her
for any life that might follow.
Miss Myra Sawyer of the faculty of
the University of Utah was the other
speaker, and she read a most interest
ing paper on Student Life in Paris, ."
treating more especially of the life of
the woman student in the great art
center. Miss Sawyer told of the strug-
giles in the realm of art. of the little
attic rooms where true art reigns, and
Of the wonders and ingenuity of the
art students whose incomes are linn
tied, but whose ambitions are not. She
told of the inspiring visits to the great
galleries, and gave especially interest
ing descriptions of the American Girls
club and the kindred institutions which
of late years have come to mean so
much of help TO the American colony
there.
The program opened with two fine
piano numbers by Miss Judith Evans
Chaminade's "Ctaccato" and D'VoTak' S
"Humoresque" Aside from these two
numbers, all the music was under the
direction of Mrs. William A. Wetzell,
and it was all of the college kind. A
chorus of a dozen young girls dressed
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at the Odeon Immediately after Lent
and the invitations will be out the end
of the week.
Miss Ruth Mehse left last evening for
a stay of some three months in Los
Angeles.
Miss Winifred Candland of Mount
Pleasant has returned to her home
after spending several months with
friends.
Mrs. Ambrose p. Hibbs and little
son William of Ogden are in town for
few days Visiting friends
Miss Claire DriscOll was the hostess
of the Merry Widow club Thursday
evening.
About forty of the young friends of
Miss Edna Irvine surprised her
Thursday evening at her home and
spent a delightful evening with games
and a supper. The house was gay
with carnations, and an evening of
merriment resulted.
One of the largest events of the
week was the dance given by the Gov
ernors' club at the Odeon Friday
evening" about $50 couples being pres
ent. The club rooms were open for
the guests all evening, and punch
was served.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the members of the NJ. Nj. Sewing
club last Thursday at the home of
Miss Hazel Heath Miss Myrtle
Bowers will entertain the members
next Thursday evening.
X
III.
tanned the Deseret Sewing Bee at her
home Tuesday, the occasion being the
siXty-seventh anniversary of her
birth. Later a repast was served. The
tables were beautifully decorated in
pink and white carnations and can
delabra with the same color scheme
x x x
The Misses Enid and June Edmonds
entertained at an informal musical at
their home Wednesday evening in
honor of II. Arnold Rich. A very in
teresting program was rendered by
the Undine quartette. Miss Edna Ed
wards, Frank Parsons, Anna Frazier,
Virginia Smith, H. Arnold Rich. Marie
Thomas, Anna Erickson, Kathryn
Gabbott and Ray Dorious. musical
game was played and prizes awarded
to Miss Virginia Smith, H. Arnold
Rich, Miss Leone Edmonds and VIII
lard Smith. Dainty refreshments We're
served. The hostesses were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Abbie Edmonds and
Miss Leone Edmonds. About forty
guests were present.
Misses Emily Feveryear and Katie
Smith entertained at linen shower at
the latter's home, 622 Second avenue.
Thursday evening. in honor of Miss
Flora Randall, one of the early spring
brides. The guests numbered twenty.
The house was decorated in red
hearts. ferns and violets. A social
evening was spent. after which dainty
refreshments were served. in which
the heart effect was carried out.
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1t would seem that there are girls
even in this late day who have never
read the fable of the goose that laid
the golden eggs. One of them is not
far away. and she may not yet know
that she has killed the lovely creature.
She drives motor car and does 1t
well, but when she wants 10 get
busy" in other lines she has chauf-
feur to do il for her Recently she
took a most attractive medical man
to ride, and the car was left TO the
mercy of the driver. An accident hap
pened to the gear or something ana
the chauffeur was injured-not Sc
riously. but painfully, on his work
ing hand-and the medical man was,
of much service. He advised keeping
the hand still for a time, and, OF
course. expected the maiden to drive
the car and let her servant have the
benefit of the rest Not she. She had
other plans and preferred to sit in the
back seat and enjoy the good con-
VersatiOn of the NJ. d. Since the med
zeal man knew as much about motor
cars as he did about Central Africa.
there was nothing for it but the man
with his wounded hand to drive the
car. The doctor tells the story him
self as a sample of extreme selfishness
and lack of consideration, and the
more"
The matrimonial market is certain
~ picking up these spring days with
the number of engagements already
announced and those still awaiting
the time for publication. Three of
moment in the past week were pub
iished in these columns exclusively
that of Miss Sara Johnston to Dr. w.
+. Thome, that if Miss Leila Hard To
William Howe, and that of Miss Leila
Stingley To J. ]. Campbell. The mar
riage of Miss Johnston to DR. ThOme
win not take place till June and will
be q Chicago event Miss Hard and
Mr.. Howe win be married a week
from Tuesday. the wedding being
quiet one, while Miss Stingley and Mr..
Campbell have not yet set the time
for their wedding.
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The penance of weekly effort in d
big bridge tournament is nearly over.
and by the end of Lent those players
who have hot gone under with ner-
vous prostration will leave the strug-
gle with thankful hearts and endeavOr
10 find new amusements for the spring
season. Three more games, and then
rest and thankfulness for the peace
that passeth understanding, and the
sense of duty done.
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Active preparations are going on for
the Festival of Music romance, and
the affair bids fair 10 be a splendid So
ciety event as we'll as an artistic one.
PatrOnesses have not all been chosen
as yet, but a number of the prominent
young mdtTOns are TO be in charge of
the various groups of girls and boys
and the rehearsals are looked upon as
more of a lark than a practice.
X x X
What handy folk unattached girls
are when il comes to making up a
theatre party for a lone wife whose
husband is far. far away There
have been numerous small theatre
parties during the past week. when
the girl invited was SO palpably one
To absorb the 'other fellow that the
game could be seen by all observers.
DOLL BARET.
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hold an important meeting tomorrow
at 2 o'clock at the Office OF
the Woman's Exponent in the Temple
ton building. The president, Mrs. j.
S. Richards. has received d letter of
from the head of tile or
ganization nationally, and this matter
is to be discussed.
x K
The tourist section of the Ladies Lit
erary club will meet Tuesday morning
at 1890 when Mrs. A. j. HOsmer will
give a talk on her stay in CONSTANT
nople The section members have
asked other club women as guests and,
as Mrs. Hosmer is not member OF the
section, the affair will be one of more
than especial interest.
x = x
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday at p. m. at The
club house. Miss Jessup will give a
magazine talk and Mrs. John Reed
some readings.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Thursday morning
at 1915 at the club house. and Mrs. r.
A WedgwoOd Will talk on Gothic ca
thedrals of Germany.
x x X
The p. +. o. society VIII meet sat
urday with Mrs. Byron Cummings, 9S6
East Eleventh South street.
X X x
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday with Mrs. J. W. Arid, who pre-
scented an interesting paper on 'Emer-
son Transcendentalism.'
X X
Mrs. p. y. Cook entertained the Wo-
mans club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Powers read a very interesting paper
or, Government Ownership and Oper-
alton of Railroads" The next meeting
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will be held on Tuesday afternoon,
April IA. Mrs. Cook will have charge
of the program.
X X
The SOrOsis met Saturday with Mrs
a. c. Lund. Mrs. Grace Bee Wailicll
presented a paper on German Uni
versities," and Mrs. Clara c. Henrie
one on THE Relation of Germany To
Denmark."
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

596e-Art Peck. Salt Lake.
Ivy E. Hazen. Salt Lake.
597O-William j. Burns. Salt Lake.
Anna Johnson. Salt Lake.
5971-John Brown. Salt Lake.
Eliza Scott, salt Lake
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

The Bay View Reading club and
their friends TO the number of about
fifty enjoyed a delightful japanese tea
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Richard Savage. The ientire
house was transformed into a Japan
csc place. and those who took part in
the musical and literary program, as
well as those who served, wore the
daintiest of japanese costumes. Mrs.
J. j. Boswell read paper, Miss Edith
Mudgett recited. and Japanese songs
were given by Miss Pearl Savage and
Miss Renee Redman Miss McBain
poured tea in the most approved Jap
anese fashion, and Miss Margaret
Savage served punch from a Japanese
bowl of great antiquity.
Mrs. w. F. James entertained
party of friends yesterday at a lunch
con at the Alta club in compliment TO
her niece Miss Beryl James of Iowa.
who is her guest. The table was laid
in the red room. and fourteen friends
were present to meet Miss James. De-
eoratiOns of tulips and roses were
used. and the guests We're Mrs Els
worth Daggett, Mrs. +. j. Fabian,
Miss Stella Fabian, Mrs. w. G. Sharp,
Mrs. Florence X. Woodruff, Mrs. Sam
G. Park. Miss Margaret Park, Miss
Weber, Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. Justus
Jungk. Mrs. Alma Katz and Miss
Edith Sherman.
An account comes from Sunbury,
Pa. of the marriage in Chicago of
Miss Mile Bersinger formerly of
Sunbury, and. Robert Dyer Grant. for
merly of this city. The marriage took
place last Thursday and follows a ro-
nance extending back into the child
hood of the bride and groom. Mr.
Grant is now living in Los Angeles,
where he has bought a beautiful home
to which, after wedding trip. he will
take his bride. He has many friends
here who will send good wishes.
x ): x
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
Knight. who have been at Garfield
for some time past, are guests for a
day or two of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Baer at the Bransford. They will
leave Tuesday for New York. whence
they sail on Saturday next for Lon
don, to be abroad some time.
x X x
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed
who have spent a part of the winter
at Coronado Beach. and who have
been home only d few weeks. will
probably return to the coast the end
of the week. and it is quite likely they
will take a bungalow at Santa Monica
luG part al Atdols u iit early sum-
mer season. They will be there for
the arrival of the feet and remain an
indefinite time.
X \ =
The following from the Omaha Bee
will interest salt Lakers: Mrs. c. w
Downs entertained delightfully."- Tues
day afternoon at cards for Mrs. II.
Vance Lane, who leaves about April
for Salt Lake City. The rooms had a
decoration of spring flowers and a
color scheme of pink was used. Four
tables were placed for the game of
six-handed euchre
X
The marriage Of Miss Jasmine
Young and Lester D. Freed. which
81 ze.- r,Iacn 1t XoIrner hc.r,an IN
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The marriage Of Miss Jasmine
Young and Lester d. Freed. which
takes place at the Young home on
Thursday evening, viii be a quiet
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Mrs. c. w Midgley entertained the
Jolly Twelve last evening at her home,
when a guessing game was played and
the prize won by Mrs. A. II. Little
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Frank Caffey has issued invitations
for a dance to be given next Friday
evening at the Caffey home.
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Miss Kate Caffey and Dr. William
f. Tate will be married next Thursday
morning at the home of the bride in
Mercur, DR.. W. M. Paden going out
to perform the ceremony.
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A number of the younger girls are
to give leap year dance
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
Knight, who have been at Garfield
for some time past are guests for a
day or two of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Baer at the Bransford They will
leave Tuesday for New York. whence
they sail on Saturday next for Lon
don, to be abroad some time.
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Mrs. Hogan of Los. Angeles is the
guest of few days of DIR. and Mrs. H.
y Mayo at their home.
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Miss Hattie Pike is in town from
Bingham to spend a few days with
friends
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Anniversary Program.

The Epworth League Will have a
special service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening at O'Clock.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Song by choir and audience.
Prayer.
Responsive reading Psalm SO.
Gloria Patri, followed by Lord s
Prayer in concert.
Quartet.
What the League is and what it
stands for, Dora Patterson.
Solo by Miss Jennie Shelton.
The First Department. Aline Nc
Gee
The Department of Charity and
Help, Theresa Thomson.
Song, choir and audience.
The Third Department, Mr.. j. r.
Edwards.
The Department of Missions, Mrs
L. R. Campbell,
Quartet.
Short talks by Mr.. A. X. Rags
| dale, state president, and Pastor Nc
Clure.
| Song.
Benediction
The young people of the town
have special invitation to be pres
ent at this service.
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Meeting POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Ladies of the
Maccabees, which was to have been
held this afternoon, has been post
poned till Monday on account of Mrs.
Hart being called to Dallas to con-
duct the funeral services of Miss An
ma l.. Carton, past state commander
of the order. All ladies are requested
to be on hand Monday afternoon
promptly at 8 o'clock
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Methodist Church.

Sunday school $50 a. m. At II
a. M, the annual memorial sermon
of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will be preached by Rev. n.
P. Patterson. The Junior Missionary
Society will meet at p. m, and the
Epworth League will render spe-
cial program at the evening hour.
There will be no song drill for the
children in the afternoon on account
of the decoration service at the Gem
etery You are cordially invited to
all these services. J. T. Mcclure.
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday school $50 a. m, w. E.
Mcknight, Supt. Services IL a. m.
and s p. m. League GAS p. m. Mid
week praper services 8 p. m. You are
cordially invited to worship with us.
Leonard Gill, Pastor.
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For Sale

One good five room frame house,
corner lot, city water, etc, on Mar
vim avenue. Will sell at a bargain
and on easy terms. See George Cole
man AZ
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A. r. & A. NJ.

WaXahachie Lodge No. 90, A. F.
& A. NJ, will meet at 1880 this even
ing Election of officers
GEO. G. PERSON, w. NJ
w. L. P. LEIGH, Secy.
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Church Of Christ,

There will be preaching morning
and night at regular preaching hours
by Isaac E. Tackett of Denton. Other
services as usual. All are cordially
invited.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Catholic Church.

Mass and sermon tomorrow at
1890 a. m. All are cordially invited.
J. NJ Byrne, Pastor.
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ERWIN < COOK
GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND
UILDERS.-HOUSE PLANS
A SPECIALITY.

Manufacturers OF planning mill
products of all kinds. A few days
more only for reduced prices on
house screens. Office at mill on
South Monroe street, near Katy
freight depot. S. W. Phone 400.
WAXAHACHIE planning MILL CO
S. j. Erwin, Mgr.
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| work for your interest to give
you the best photos your money can
buy. Mrs c. E. Jackson, Photogra-
pher. If
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requested to meet with the Shakes
peare club next Tuesday afternoon at
the library
Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light office when you want any
kind of printing done The best work
guaranteed tt
We buy, SELL trade, rent and re-
pair all kinds of household furni-
ture. R. E. Moore Furniture Co
Both Phones. If
Master Jack McCarter of Forces
ton is visiting his friends, Masters
Car and Earnest Forrest, in Univer-
sity addition.
For toilet and nursery, soothing
and healing, highly perfumed
Wrights Violet Talcum Powder. Csc
at McIntoshs Drug Store "A
The young people of the city are
invited to attend the meeting of the
Epworth League at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
Big stock Of refrigerators and ice
cream freezers, new or second hand
for sale cheap, cash or installment
R. E. Moore Furniture Co. If
Picnic parties will do well to visit
Palmer Park, where you can swim
and enjoy all kinds of our door
games. In two blocks of depot Az
w B. Bush, who is alleged to have
shot Newton Horn at Boyce the 9TH
err night, made bond yesterday af-
ternoon and was released from jail
Mrs. B. w. Fearis and daughter,
/ Miss Bertha, left last night on visit
to Oklahoma City. They were accom-
panied TO Fort Worth by Mr. Fearis
Charley Penn. Lem Curtin, Lynn
Lasswell, Carroll Todd, w. B. How
ell and Ed Plumhoff were initiated
into the mysteries of Elkdom last
night.
Those who subscribed to the state
prohibition campaign fund last Sat
urday will find their cards with A.
Lasswell. All subscriptions are ex-
pected to be paid by June /.
Miss Eugenia Boone, the accom-
plished director of music in the Fer
ris Institute, went to WaXahachie
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs Boyd
before returning to her home at
Bartlett-Ferris Wheel.
B. F. Chapman of Fort Worth,
state organizer of the Farmers
| Union, spent last night in the city
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Chapman. leaving this morning
| for Italy, where he goes to deliver
an address
good many people have the
idea that we do only wholesale
business. This is mistake as we
bought our stock of stationery and
office specialties especially to meet
! the requirements of our local retail
/ trade. Southern Printing Co If
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Insure your live stock in Legal
Reserve Co., pays cash upon receipt
of proof of loss. r. D. McCombs,
agent. If
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The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Central Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Dave Billiard in Bull
lard Heights Monday afternoon at
$3.50,
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New Oats.

| have some new baled oats. The
cheapest feed on the market. D. H.
Thompson. Al
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LOCAL NEWS. .
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Montgomery, photographer. tt
A very fine picture at the Empire.
I F. S, Cronk 4 Co.. sen roofing
! cheap. If
| A good song at the Empire to-
night, AZ
Southern Printing Co. A home in
stitution. tt
! Plenty of red garden hose at F. S.
Cronk Co. If
The union meeting will begin Fri
day, June 5.
Two songs and two pictures at the
I Theatorium today AZ
See II. d. McCombs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance. If
Don't miss. that gcoc music at the
| Theatorium today AZ
Bowd Farrar was a passenger to
| Dallas this morning.
Best violet talcum powder, Alfred
Wright's, csc. Harris Mcintosh. A
Eighteen rolls OF toilet paper and
holder for 81 at F. s. Cronk Co. tt
Buy your pumps from F. S. Cronk
! Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. tt
Buy your floor oil from F. s..
| CTonk Co., and keep down the dust.
Ice cream can be secured at the
Cozy Corner tomorrow. Phone $50.
4 Come to the Empire and see that
beautiful picture, "A Haunted Cas-
tie. AZ
{, Miss Jennie Shelton will sing at
| the Methodist church tomorrow
/ evening.
When you need a plumber, call
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
| phones 81. tt
We will deliver ice cream to your
home tomorrow. Phone $50. Forbis
& Williams. AZ
We are prepared to sharpen and
adjust lawn mowers. Will Moore
Hardware Co. AS
Wright's Violet Talcum Powder,
best the market affords Free sam
pie. Harris Mcintosh. A
7. j. Middleton has returned from
the meeting of the Texas Press AS
ISOLATION at Mineral Wells.
Investment in advertising space in
the Daily Light pays higher divi-
} dends than a bonanza gold mine.
A picked team of local ball play
} ers went to Midlothian today to
cross bats with a team of that place
The Sunday school of the Central
Presbyterian church is enjoying a
picnic today in the woods near Sar-
dis
| work for your interest to give
you the best photos your money can
buy. Mrs. c. E. Jackson, Photogra-
pher. If
Insure your live stock in Legal
Reserve Co., pays cash upon receipt
of proof of loss. r. D. McCombs,
agent. If
The Waxahachie Musical club is
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