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The new South-news., 1909-04-24
GIRL is THREATENED.


Atlanta, Ga.-Because OF the re-
ceipts OF numerous Black Hand let
ters by Miss Maude Rhames, an At
ianta girl. announcing that she is
soon to be kidnapped, the police are
guarding her home. During this
week Miss Rhames has received half
a dozen letters. Each of the letters
is signed The Black Hand" and in
the bottom corner OF the paper Is
drawn significant looking black
hand.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
PUT SWORD TO CHRISTIANS
MOslems Massacre Many in the
Streets of Adana.
SIXTY ARMEHlANS SLAUGHTERED
Foreign Consuls Mt Mersina Have
Asked That Warships BE Hur-
ried to That Port. Fatali-
ties are Numerous.

Constantinople.- A massacre Of
Armeuians has taken place at Adana
Astiatic Turkey and according to the
late kilograms from Mersina.
still continues. Soldiers. powerless
% control the situation. are Joining
in the pillage of the town. The
fatalities are said 10 be numerous.
The riots began Wednesday and the
town OF Adana has been burned and
many Christians killed in the streets.
The Noslems having practically
wrecked the town are said to have
now begun operations against the
Christians 10 the yilayet The for
eign consuis at Merslna have reques-
ted that warships be sent to that
port.
No definite Information Is obtain
able as to the number OF persons
who lost their lives in the fighting
though one report seys sixty Armei-
mans were massacred. Two Auleri-
can missionaries are said to be
aomng the dead. but no names are
given and the report as to these is
unconfrmed The British vice-con-
sui at Mersina. Major Daughty-Wylie
Ia said to have been injured during
the trouble.
IL Is known that the regular dis
trict meeting OF the American mis-
sionaries was due to be In session
at Adana and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Chambers. the Misses Elizabeth and
Mary c. Webb. Miss Wallis and Miss
Body missionaries. we're to have
been present. Ambassador Leishman
has instructed yice-Consul Debbas at
Mersina to 60 Immediately to Ad-
ana.
Two Thousand Killed.
Berlin.-A special dispatch 10 tho
Lokal Anzeiger from Ristowatz says
that after a monster meeting there,
the Young Turks telegraphed the
sultan. saying;
I'VE are marching on Constanti-
nople in order to save the constitu-
tion you are trying to abolish. -
The Belgrade correspondent OF
the paper says the Turkish minister
there is reported to have received a
dfspsNh saying thet the Pera and
Galata bombarded and two thousand
persons killed.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24

Question Of Wilson or J. A.
Pastcn Estimates
Government Figures Prrfrnt one
View and Hall Leaders Another.
Only Actual May Delivery Can
Determine Price.


Chicago After memorable
speculative week the tlckera good
night" was received with deep
slight OF relief from board Of trade
men, not 10 mention an army n lay.
mon drawn into the vortex OF the
wheat plt By the publicity given Jas
A. patieu. the bull leader aud his
following Good night meant
day and half for quiet reflection
on The great problem ~ the season
WIN the public eat this years or
last years wheat three months
hcnco7
hr Patien personally icii the mar
krt 10 iin fate. which fate. from the
view of the Patton crowd. improved
considerably as prices advanced over
cent on May and July option. Mr
Patton paid his respects 10 Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson. declaring
that tho lafiof'a estimate of avail
able supplies ~ "A joke. and ieciurei
reporters. who he alleges have been
more entertaining than accurate in
their stories
40 20 talk OF removing Tho tariff
% wheat az a slap ni manipulatora.
Mr. pnttcn was for A.
I'm In favor of removing u right
now az We will have 10 do n IN
side 10 years anyhow. n wouldn't
Influence the price OF wheat
penny FOR the markets OF the world
are on parity right now. take or
the duty on corn. oats aud live stock
too. for u VIII not be long before
We have TO import them. have
sail thls before aud Jim Hill has
beon preaching IT. 10 the farmers
along hln railroads Tor the last three
or four years
'hs 10 Mr. Wilson. he Is absolu-
iely Incorrect There wasn't 49,
100000 bushels on farms on March
/. ~ was nearer 100000. 900 bush.
Ella. My Information rs better than
his and I know what I'm talking
about But don't take II from me-
Go 70 any big trader who pays out
his money for his Information with
which he risks his capital. They
say have corner In wheat. n
have not. The wheat have wouldn't /
feed the world for one day"
The weeks place In speculative
history Is due to the practical pas
sage OF the 40 called MAY deal"
aud the active engagement of bulls I
and bears NIL along the line concern /
Ing the proper price of July contracts 7
for wheat.
From this time on. the price OF
May is likely TO nuctuato erratical- I
r-s~ss "a a. =, Tb1-Lat - vWn~yks%-->
Patton won In that struggle and that
he 10 arbltcr OF the price. However
few settlements OF this delivery. It
IL snid. remain 20 be made. The
price during the week ranged be-
tween 1926 3-S and si.2s rs and
closed today NJ sl2S Is. July. /
which went to STA 3-S under trc-
mendouH pressure on Thursday clos
ed today within shade OF the best
price OF the week st.1S 3-S.
Whether this price rs too high or |
too low cannot, of course. be told /
until after the May delivery Ia over. I
Both Mr. patten and Secretary VIII I
son have said time will tell But
the time viii be two months from |
now. The nshi between the oppos-
ing factions will be the most exciting |
over IN the history OF the board ot
trade no doubt. In the aggregate Il ,
will be waged between those who /
believe the accuracy OF the govern |
ment reports and those who pin /
their faith to the Patton view
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
NlTROGLYCERiN ENPLODES.
Two ki.led-Houses Shaken Twenty
Miles Away.

Robinson. lll.-Charles Devices
and Nose Lantz, were blown to
atoms shortly after the noon hour
when the nitroglycerine factory OF
the Independent Torpedo Company at
Gordon, H.. was destroyed by an ex-
plosion.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24

Memphis. Tenn. Judge Mccall.
In the federal court here announced
that he would appoint a receiver for
the Lancashire Compress Co. of
this city. lie has not yet decided who
he will name. c. II. Boyce. one of
the company. recently made appiica-
ton for the rocoivership.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
WIRE FLASHES

A tug Is the only thing that has
IT, tows behind.
A bee hasn't much to say, but he
usually carries his point
The French Government has or
dered warships TO Turkish waters.
An oil gusher was struck on the
coast of the Red Sea in Africa.
The Louisiana State Homestead
League convened at Shreveport. La.
George Breland pleaded guilty 10
burglary at Satchez. Miss
Forest fires caused great damage
IN Mexico.
A revolutionary plot was discov-
cred In Ecuador.
Mirrors. unlike some people. new
er force their reflections upon us.
The Fifth District Levee Board.
In session at Delta. La. provided for
fund TO survey a drainage district.
2he University OF Texas won the
debate with Louisiana State Univer-
sity
A special term of court was called
for May 10 at Plaquemine to take
up the Bouyy case.
Logansport won first honors at the
High School athletic meet at Mans
field. La.
william sorsby was denied a new
trial at Jackson. and appeal taken to
the Supreme Court
Six persons are known TO be dead
as the result OF a lodging house FIRE
at San Francisco.
War is threatened in Central Amer
lea. Nicaragua is making prepara-
tlons TO attack Salvador.
The banking firm OF Luckmann &
soltau, at Dufreck. Germany. sus-
pended
Houma, La. won first honors in
the athletic events OF the Sugar Belt
Association at Donaldsonville, La.
Resources OF State banks in Lou
isiana at the end OF last quarter to-
tai s9s.oo0,0o0.
The riots at Velardena, Mexico.
we're worse than first reported. Thir-
ty-two men were killed.
Mrs. Castro, wife Of ey-President
Castro, of Venezuela, was not per-
mitted to land at Colon.
Salvador Is alarmed over the men
acing movement OF Nicaraguan
troops along the frontier.
Ex-President Roosevelt, bound for
Africa on hunting expedition, ar
rived at Alden, Arabia.
A massacre OF Armenians by Turks
Is In progress at Mersina. Asia Mi
nor.
The third day of the revolutionary
movement at Constantinople was
marked by more disorders.
A worthless man always seems to
have more friends than worthless
woman.
woman never knows what man
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
StNIN-hEAK-OLD HEROINE.
Little Inida White Carries Baby
From Turning House.

Plymouth. -Seven-year-old
laidn White showed herself TO be a
great heroine when she saved the life
OF her 2-ycar-old brother by carrying
him out OF their burning homo. The
barking of the dog wakenod the fam
lly and the house was discovered to
be In f'ames. In the confusion the
baby sleeping In an upstairs room
was overlooked When the family
reached outdoors Xaida discovered
that he was missing and running
back, returned safely down the blax-
ing rtaircase with the little fellow In
-hor Z Als
The new South-news., 1909-04-24

Norfork. Va The heirs cf Bar
oneas Mary y. Won zolllkonor. who
died In Rome. Italy. October 80.
1907, have Instituted suit here 20
SCI aside the viii Of the baroness dis
posing OF a large estate 20 friends In
America and Europe and establish
Ing in her Norfork residence the
Mary Ludlow home for aged Virgin
Ia women. which ehe literally en-
dowa The grounds given are that
the baroness was OF weakened and
derangcd mind and utterly without
'catamcntary capacity" Princess
Froderica. OF Hanover. Is among the
defendants legaiees in the suit
The new South-news., 1909-04-24

Canton. GA regular Northern
Ohio traction car from Akron due
here az 6 o'clock jumped the track on
a sharp curve while entering the city,
killing one man. andjuring Is per
sons.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
VICTIMS OF HOTEL FIRE.
Six Bodies Recovered-Seyen Others
Dead.

San Francisco.-Six bodies are re-
covered and probably six others bur-
led in the ruins; six injured. one f9&1l
ally, and property loss OF $125, ,OOy
are the results OF an early mornin|
fire that destroyed the St. Georg
Hotel, lodging house for laborerk
at Howard and Eighth streets. and
eight other small buildings The
bodies taken to the morgue we're so
charred that Identification was i'm
possible. D. s. Cartwright. a car
penter, formerly of Salem, Ore, was
fatally burned.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
GEORGIA WINS DEBATE.


Athens, Ga.--Georgia won the in
tcrcollegiate debate over North Caro-
lima. The question was; Resolved.
That the United States should es-
tablIsh q system OF postal savings
banks" Georgia affirmative.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
CENSUS TO COST $4,000, 900.


Washington The census nppro-
priation bill. providing $4,000, 900
FOR the expense incident to the frat
two years OF the collection OF data
for the thirteenth census will be in
troducod by Representative Tawney.
OF Minnesota. chairman of the appro.
priation committee. The total esti-
mate of the expense for obtaining the
census Will be sis.00o.00o.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24

A movement is on foot in Russia
and Austrian Poland 10 honor the
memory OF Helena Nodieska. the
Polish actress. who died in Califor-
MIA.
The new South-news., 1909-04-24
NEWS NOTES FROM WASHINGTON
Happenings OF the Week Briefly
Toid--The Latest <ews
From the Capital

time 70 debate the tariff bin.
Secretary Of War Dickinson will
leave for Colon to make a personal
Inspection OF the Panama Canal
The Federal Government. will abb
andon the prosecution OF the beef
trust on charges OF accepting rebates
The Senate and House conferees
reached an agreement on the census
bill.
a committee OF Congressman viii
vielt the Isthmus OF Panama to In
spect the work on the canal
President Taft Is expected to All
the vacancy In the Federal Survey
orship at New Orleans next week.
The provisions Of the Aldrich
tarin bill are 30 puzzling that the
Treasury officials are unable TO solve
it
President Taft favors an income
tax, but it Is doubtful II a bill will
be passed az this session OF Con
gress.
l.. y. Horne. OF Mississippi a Con-
fe1erato veteran, will carve the
name OF Jefferson Davis on Cabin
John Bridge at Washington.
The tariff bill was sent back 10
the House the oil amendment inser-
ted, and the bill returned to the
Senate.
Senator Baily. OF Texas. offered an
amendment to the tariff bill. plac-
ing tax Of 3 per cent on incomes
over 5000.
Secretary Meyer announced that
.e would send the battleship afissis-
sippi up the Mississippi River to
Natchez. Miss.
President Taft sent a special mes
sage TO Congress asking for tariff
legislation for the Philippine Is
lands.
SamuI Gompcrs announced that
he would sail for Europe on June
23 to investigate the condition OF
the labor class In England. Ger
many, France. Sweden and Italy.
N"'NhlAt IplHt - 10 De tue OFS-
ter Bay Of the new administration.
Onlcial announcement was made
that President Taft had leased
cottage In the vicinity OF Beverly,
Mass. for his summer home.
President Taft left for New York
and New Haven. the principal OBJ
ject Of this. his second trip away
from the White House being 10 at
tend meeting OF the Yale Corpora
tion. of which he Is member.
Seizure OF the Carroll Springs
Distillery In Maryland for alleged
violations of the internal revenue
laws was ordered by Commi issi( her
Dnpers AZ th2 SNsals OF IN inveskxa;.
lion into chk fraud.
The Demo otPtlc Senators contin--
ued their conference on the tariff
bill. The attendance was not large
and the meeting was devoted to an
exchange OF opinions in the various
schedules of the Payne bill. There
was no effort TO reach general con-
clnsion that would be binding on
any one
His first opportunity to extend ex-
ecutive clemency TO n man under
sentence of death, President Taft
has felt compelled TO allow to go
unheeded. After investigating the
facts in the case. he declined to In
terfere In ;he case Of Joauqn Seq
rsra. convicted of murder on the
'An"' zone ana the condemned man
must o'e on May T.
The heads of the Departments of
Justice. of the Interior and of Com
merce and Labor, together with
the men in charge of the various
bureaus under them. held In an i'm
portant conference in consonance
with President Taft's plan OF effect
closer relationship among the de-
partments, particularly with respect
10 cases involving alleged violations
Of antitrust laws.
According to the tentative plans
The Washington times., 1909-04-25

IN hENIkWORIH
WaEhin gton's growing suburb, new six and
seven room frame cottages, heated By la
trobes furnace. with range ana water in
kitchen large l6ts- VIII sell on monthly
payments OF so and $50. Ten new houses nov
building
H \. TAPLIN, I4O7 F ST. NV
ap2-tf
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
400 P. NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Fas. vas
tibule train, Pullman sleepers 20 IsxinVto-
Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chfcar9
and St. Louis ParlOr car to Vfrri7fa -
Springs, week days PUiInlan cars T.oIIis
Vile 20 Memphis and New Orleans. bfnin,
cars a Ia carte service.
I1:IO p M.-F. +. V. LIMITED MI
solid vestibule train. Pullman sIeeneTs -
Cincinnati, Lexington. and I,o,5fsyf,to
daily. and Virginia Hot Springs N,eeIr 49,
Dining cars, Ia carte service PuII1,s,, {,
sleepsrs Cincinnati 70 Chicago and = e
Louis and Louisville TO Memphis Nal
Vile and New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio cHices, 6ls PennSvI.
vania ave, 1889 + St I'D New Union - .
tiou Telephone Main I06G or pos COS tIci-
cts baggage checks reservations and taxi-
Cabe. rnhg5-tf
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
Money Loaned SaIaried People

Offices in IS principles cities: save yourself
money by getting my terms hrst- d. Il.
TOI.MArI Room sos Sss 18Th ST pw. deS-Sf
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
NEW ENGLAND FARMS.

FURNISHED CAMP. boat. etc: two pictures
with descriptions - 40 other estates post
paid. CHAPLIN FARM AGENCY, e9f wash
ingt0n 81. Boston. sp24-3t-
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd ROur.''
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK.
200 a m.-Diner. Pullman Parior.
1880 a. m--Observation Parlor. 5-hour Train
1900 a. nA--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
fll:o0 a D--piner and Pullman Parlor Car.
s1.oo ,. m.-Diner and FdlIman Parior Car
400 p. m.-'Royal Limited" All PuIlmans.
t4:oo p. m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia.
500 p m--Diner and Pullman Parlor.
900 p m--Coaches to Philadelphia
'12:l5 n. T.-Sleepers to New York
'2:S2 a. m--Sleepers to Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:O. $500 tn:Oo a. N.
tl:Oo. 800 ,. N.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
s2.s2, f5:OO $50 100. 20, : fs:oO.ss5 $500
400. ni5. f2:OO. 800 t5:20 $50. @ fl:SS
tt:t. 500 ts;o3 $50 te:co Il 30. t7:Oo fS.O0
800, $1,000. '1O:s5, HOO. s12:5 ". T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. "1:22 $50 D. N.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTsBURG. 's:lO a. N. "l:s2. $40 ,. m.
s12 80 night
CLEVELAND. ss:lO p. m.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 D. m
WHEELING. "s:10 a m, $3.50 D. m
WINCHESTER, ts:I0 a. m, f4:o5. t5:Oe q. m
FREDERICK. ts:9 ts;I0, E9:15 a m, Il 90,
taos. t5:45 p. m.
HAGERsTOWN, 1s:1o a m. $500 D. m.
ANNAPOLIS. '7:26. rS:0c a. m. fi2:o5 noon
1870. +3:so, $3.50. and te-S0 p m.
'Daily. Except Sunday. tSUnday only.
TELEPHONES $,,- at al Of the following
pennsylvania ave. Main 2Ts. New TTri11 ~
station Ticket Oflcs, Main 1850: Infor,. 5tt
Bureau Main 1880 mhI-tf
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
MEDICAL.
nK. Reed sPeGialIst stS t1ta 81

27 YEARS Successful Practice In ths
Cure OF Chronic, nervous, and SPECIAL
Diseases OF Aen and VI omen aleauR
Health to Xou IL Xou suffer
From Ca1arrh. Obesity, Rheumatism. Const3-
patton, piles, Throat Lung, Brain, Heart
Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles SueciHc
Blood Poisoning. ErUpuons. Ulcers, ana an
private diseases cured Tor hte by SAFE
methods.
CHARGES Low, INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private W aiting Rooms for LadieE.
Onics Hours 10 TO !, 3 TO o. Sundays, 10 10 II
so4 SEVENTEEMTE ST. n. W.
OCI-ff
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Oftice, I4aI Penn. AZ

Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
SOS A. NJ Daily-"Fl0rfda East Man =
ThrouEn coaches and Pullman sIeepsrs 20
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sIeen-
ers Washington to Hamlet, and HamIer to
Atlanta Dining ears
7:25 p. II. Daily-'Year Round Limited
Coaches and Pullman to Savannah. jackson.
VILE, Tampa. Atlanta, Birmingham Mem
phis. Dining cars.
r. Ii. sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New
Orleans. Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis.
$500 a. m. and 1875 p. n. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattauoora
Memphis. New Orleans. 1910 p. m
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Ailren
savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
l:Io D. m. daily.
l. S. RRowN. General Agent.
Be6-eXno-tf
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
YOUR SUBURBAN HOME
Wanted.

WANTED-To purchase an attractive piece
IN Chevy Chase OF Cleveland Park; about 10
rooms; good lott modern cOnveniences. Give
full particulars and lowest cash price. As-
dress H b. BOX $40 Times Office ap25-St
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

FOR RENT-BuildiBg IN rear 122i st n
w. been used for carpenters shop; price
very moderate. Inquire on premises
sp2O. 2. rs
The Washington times., 1909-04-25

IF YOU WANT to buy a Maryland farm or
suburban homs. see or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & SON
~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09

and Roy A. Wilson and wife spent
Thursday and Friday with US to
good purpose for they left with a
deeds for 100 acres OF our best land In
their pockets, as well as a good coat
ing of the real thing on the outside.
The deal was handled by W. f. Cash,
who reports the sale of some seven
hundred acres by him in the last few
weeks. 30 acres of this land viii be
cleared and and set to apples this
fall, and the balance as fast as the
work can be done.
B. +. Westfall ID planning to put in
portable sawmill near here to sup
ply the great demand for lumber
that has lately sprung up.
W. +. Cash and family expect to
leave for the East this week. While
away they will visit in Pa, Ohio,
Minn. and Dakota, and will also do
some boosting" all a long the line.
for Underwood. There IL nothing
that beats heart-to. heart talk to
work up the interest in the fruit
business.
MIR. and Mrs. ". B. Rine, spent a
few days in Portland this week buy
Ing the furnishings for their new
house.
Mrs. Jerry Flick, of Vancouver,
spent few days with Mrs W. f.
Cash this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
BELMONT.

| Mrs. Strahm, mother of Mrs. lso-
| bell after a visit of several weeks left
fol- her home in Hermiston, Ore. Fri
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Price we're
Nisiting relatives and friends on the
East side last week.
Don and Floyd Nunamaker came
back Friday from the upper country
where they have been for several
weeks. They will start to school on
Monday.
Mr.. Farrel's new house on Metho.
dist Lane is rapidly going up it looks
as II 1t would be ooZy nome when
! finished.
Mrs. M. p. lsenberg aud fami iy
spent Thursday evening with her sou,
Will aud family.
Misses Grace, Flora, and Viola Will
son took tea and spent che evening at
the lsenberR home Wednesday.
We are glad to hear that Mis-. A.
} Keller is doing so nicely since she
IS taken to The Dalles Hospital, and
We hope she may return home restor
ed . health
Roy Eastman was a caller at the
Jones LONE Ihurdasy.
Mrs. win Club after tew days
visit in belmont lett Wednesday for
her hon, at Trout Lake.
Will Navis wife and children moved
from Carson Wednesday to Hood
Rivor so the children can enter school
on Monday,J. W. Davis came ~ also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones and
family, Fred Blalock and wife took
dlnuer Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Barker.
NJ B. Potter is visiting at the home
OF BIS daughter, Mrs. Frank MacFar
LAM.
Il lard lsenberg spent Sunday with
the home folks.
lie Ladies'Aid changed their meet.
ing dsy to Thursday instead of Fri
day rs heretofore.
FIG. W. Brown and family leave this
we,k for San Francisco Gal We will
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09

home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Klemel
last Friday evening. Unique invita-
tions we're sent out and those invited
found the beautiful lawn and grounds
alight with japanese lanterns and the
guests numbering about thirty passed
the evening quickly and pleasantly In
social way, they having been directed
by their hostess to write names OF
those they met and opposite the name,
the hobby of each. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Misses Marie
Gould and Hazel Wieden assisted in
serving. Mr.. and Mrs. Klemer proved
themselves royal entertainers.
The @ e. Social at the home of II
S. Lewis last Friday evening was a
grand success from all stsndpoints.
About seventy we're in attendance
Many bontires just across the road
lighted the lawn and games and social
conversation helped the evening to
pass all too quickly Refreshments
we're served and a genuine good time
was enjoyed by all.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Troy
Shelley preached sermon full of
good thoughts.
The G. e. meeting last Sunday
evening was very interesting. Rather.
inc X emp, leader.