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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
SUNDAY School Dav

Washington, May 21.-Tonorrow
will be Worlds Sunday School Day.
and In addition to the elaborate pro-
gram arranged for tomorrow's ses
sion of the international convention
in this city. m day will be observed
throughout the world. Oficials of the
association state taat there are now
275,0OO Sunday Schools in the world.
and a universal program has been
prepared for the s of all of them
tomorrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Auto Endurance Run.

New York. May 21.-The challenge
endurance run between the Long
Island Automobile Club and the Gers
cent Athletic Club started this morn
ing from the Long Island Club house.
and will occupy two days.
Going east the south shore is to be
followed to Patchogue. where lunch
viii be served h night stop is to
be at West Hampton. The return will
be by the NORTH shore, the noon stop
being at C~entreport. With detours.
each days journey will be about 125
miles.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
NOTICE
Roswell HIGH

Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Clerk of the Board of Educa-
zion of Roswell, N. NJ, up to IL o.
click noon. 25th day of May. 1910. for
the construction of a High School
Building, according to plans, specifi-
cations, and general instructions pre-
pared by /. H. &. w. NJ. Rapp Co,
Architects. Plans can De see at the
Office of the architects at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, and Trinidad Colorado,
also at the office of the Clerk of the
Board of Education.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
w. T. JOINER, Pres.
NJ. II. BRASHER, Clerk.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

w. s. Hicks. formerly & teacher in
the Roswell High lchool and princi-
pal of the Artesia High school during
the past year. came up last night to
visit a few DAYS with his father, VIII
VI. Hicks. He leaves Tuesday for Den
yer and will afterward go TO Ann
Arbor. Mich, for summer school. He
will return to his old place at Artesia
IN the fall.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
CADETS BRING IN AN
EXTRA DANCE LAS NIGHT.

The Cadets Cotillion Club save an
extra dance at the gymnasium of tae
Military Institute last night. the af-
fair being extra over the regular so
cial program and preliminary to the
ComE encement season. The Norvell
orchestra furnished nnsic for the ev-
ening. The party Vas exceptionally
pleasant, the temporary walls placed
around the porch for class rooms.
havfng been removed. giving more air
for the dancers. IL was late when the
party broke up, being,a testimonial as
to the good time all were having.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Endeavor Convention,

Narinette. wis, May 20.-Christian
E~ndeavo-ers of this district convened
acre today for a session of three days.
and will be addressed by several Of
the national and state leaders in the
movement.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Eclipse of Moon Monday Niqht.

Eclipse of Moon Monday Night.
There will be a total eclipse of the
Monday night, plainly visible
IN Roswell. AT about nine O'Clock the
shadow will steal over the face of the
mon and for an hour and twenty-five
minutes will gradually cover it. The
total eclipse lasts fifty minutes.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Building and Loan League

Schenectady. n. Y, May 19.-Many
questions OF Importance will be
tareshed out during the convention
opened here today by the New York
State League of Cooperative Savings
and Loan Associations.
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FOR SALE:

FOR SALE r.. :. -. -. . $500.
100 acres land only 4 miles from
business center of Roswell, adapted
to dairying, chicken raising and grow
ing apple orchard. Improvements con-
sist OF four-roon house. well and IL
foot windmill. barn. chicken house,
SEEDS. corrals. ETC. The whole tract
I'm fenced and 20 acres i'm good state
Of cultivation Nonresident owner au-
thorizes sale at $1,000. half cash. whicl
Is . sacrahce price.
66t2 II. l. WILDLY,
los East srd- Street
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aeaty's Laundry Ready Monday.

We will be open ready for business
next Monday morning at 116 E. and
st. Label your laundry bundles "Bea-
tvs Laundry" phone us and we will
call and get them.
Thanking you for your past pat
ronage, and soliciting your further
orders. we remain,
Yours truly,
BEATy's STEAM LAUNDRY
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Read the Record Want Ads
Must Make o

for our Fall stock of books, N for
the next ten days. we will sell $3.50
popular copyright books for so cents.
Three hundred titles to select from.
See window display.|ngerson Book.
Stationery & Art Co.
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Plano Recital.

Katherine Audrain Mackay amour
ces the final recital given by the chill
dren on Tuesday evening. May gath,
at s o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. A cordial invitation is extern
led the public Admission free.
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County Convention.

Columbus. o.. May 21.@County con-
yentions to select delegates to the
Republican state senatorial and judi
cial convention are being held today
in the various Ohio county seats.
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der Of worship with me pastor tn
charge. The sermon Of the hour will
be preached by 1rfgadier George
Wood. Division Superintendent Of the
Salvation Army TOR Arizona, Western
Texas ana New Mexico. This exper-
fenced man comes highly recommend
ed a. q strong gospel speaker.
"Tlc Mems Bible Glass;" 9:45 a.
m. Motto: Friendship to Men-Ft-
deity to God" Liv class.
Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Epworth
League at 700 p. n
Strangers welcome.
First A.. {. Church, South.
West End and N. Pennsylvania.
Morning, IL O'clock.
Anthem: christian, the Morn
Breaks" (Shelley) Miss Stone, Mr..
Ramsey and Choir.
Solo: THE Plains of Peace" (Bar-
nard) George F.. Brierley.
Sermon: God Hath Heard"
Evening. 800 O'clock.
Anthem: "Jubilate Dec" (Buck)
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Pearce Messrs.
Williams and Brooks and Choir.
Duet: THE Morning Land" (Phelps)
Miss Mary Stone and Geo. F. BrierEey.
Sermon: What Will You Do with
Jesus?"
Don't fail to hear the two evangel-
istsc sermons by the pastor tomorrow.
II God has seezned a long wa OFF.
come and feel Him nigh. The music
as we'll as the m will help YOU.
The heat should not linder your COM
ing as We are using our electric fans.
II Is our purpose To afford O physi-
cal comfort so hat you may enjoy
yourself spiritually.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

New views of surrounding country
never before shown, not on post cards
Ask to see them.-Ingersoll Book
Stationery, & Art Co..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

Good furnished room for rent, all
modern conveniences apply 5O7 North
Kentucky Ave. II.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
The Wool Market

ST. Louis. Mo-, May 21.-Nool stea'
dy. Territory and western mediums,
ISM23; fine mediums. 17Q20; fine,
12M15.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Notice Women.

Special meeting called for Monday
evening at SIS p. m. by Tilev. All
should be there. Important business.
Lewis s. Cass,
II Secy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cazier ant
Miss Theresa McHenry row up r
Dexter Dy auto today.
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Christian Church Services. q,

Sunday evening the pastor begins
his series on Some Bible Difficult
ties" The first tlerne is, Did h
Divine Make the World in Six Solar
Days?" We invite you.
GAS Bible School.
1900 No service. Pastor breaches
at the Military Institute.
800 Junior c. E.
700 Senior c. E.
500 Preaching service.
Choir leader. Miss Nelson.
Minister. Geo. Fowler.
First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. w. c.. Alexander, D. D.,
pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45. Judge VIM.
III. Pope. superintendent.
Preaching at IL O'Clock by the pos
tor. Subject: "A Challenge to Test
That Which Is Worth Holding Fast"
Junior c.. E. at 3 o'clock.
Senior C. F. at Z o'clock,
Preaching by the pastor at s o.
Young Man"
week praye service.
II piOht ID 1OiaiAilN W W w
! present at all these services.
Notice of Greeting.
Brieadier George Wood of El Paso
will visit and conduct the meetings
Saturday and Sunday. May 81, and %
1918 a.. m.-Street meeting.
1900 a. m-Brigadier Wood will
speak at the North NJ. z. Church.
200 p. m. Sunday school.
800. p. m.-Open air service at the
court house square.
7:15 D. m.-Street meeting.
SOC y. II. Salvation meeting and
dedication service in the Citadel led
by Rrigadier G.. Wood
Meetings every night in the week.
all are welcome.
NJ. q. SAINSBURY.
Officer in Charge.
-Baccalaureate Service, New Mexico
Military Institute. Sunday. May %
1910. IL. 90 a. m, Lea Hall
Program.
Grand rriumphal Hvnn-"Praise
Ye the Father. Gounod, Cadet
Band.
| Hymn-"Cone. Thou Almighty King"
Scripture Lesson-Psalm 100 . -. -. ..
Under the Shadow of Thy Wing" e.
Institute Quartet
rEdNt"- 49, -. -. --'-
Vocal Solo-'The Judgment Day"
Lawrence, - 49,.
Lieut.. Col. Barlow.
Scrsnon-Theme, the Call of Life"
Rev DIR. George Fowler
Hyma-"Anerica" . . -. -.
ocneuic'ioh.---
Cadet Band.
Public invited, etc.
First, M. c. Church.
Corner Kentucky avenue and Fifth
Street.
Sunday at s p. m the pastor Will
deliver the first of two addresses OF
1.-The Story OF Ruth" A sweet master
piece that brings one near to God and
nature and beautiful character.
Music. Ladies' duet, choir special.
congregational singing.
Morning HOO O'Clock. Regular or
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

Avoid the heat and dust by spend
ing n few days In n shadow of the
pines at Pine Lodge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

We have a ball bearing lawn NOW
erfor $3.50. See Enterprise Hdw
Co. Get,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

First class desert selections for sale.
Will pay you to see us.-Title & Trust
Company.
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this morning for a short business Wis
It.
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ton is To be one OF the great socie-
ty events Of the year. The public is
invited. Following is the program to
be given by the band during the even
ing:
1.-Overture, THE Concert" FRANKIE
2-Song. When the Mocking Birds
are Singing in the Wildwood"
. q. . . II. b. Blake
3.-W altz, Autumn Leaves" . -.
. -. . =. Will, H. Haskins
4.-Ove-tare, Sounds from the
5.-Serenade. The Troubadolr" -.
-. =. -. ..Laurendeau
6.-Waltz. Mrs. Ippi" ..Dalbey
Song. When Will She Return
Again" . =. -. . . C. ID. Cook
S.-Overturc. Electric Park, :. =. -.
=. -. o.. -. .. Southing
9.-Narch. Victorious Legions" 9.
. -. I'D. $3.50. RoSencrans
I0.-"Star Spangled Banner"
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White pine screen doors, The KIND
TIA don't warp.-See Enterprise Hdw.
Co. Phone 37S. 66t2
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.
q . Q q @ Q Q . = . . =

%. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Sunday school 9:45 a. IN +,
Morning prayer and address at IL
g. N.
There will be no evening service.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
Have services al S~tockard's Hall,
corner Of Second and Richardson. at
II O'Clock Sunday morning and $500
Wednesday evening.
Reading room same hall. Open to
the public every day, ho-nrs. $50 to
IL and ? to 5.
Subject for morning, "Mortals and
Immortals."
Subject for morning, Soul. and
Body"
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Southern Presbyterian Church.

Q Pa. Ave, n W. Fourth. :.
Divine services at IL a. m. and 8
p. n. b. the pastor. Rev. U. B. Cur
RE. Morning theme: 1.-The Divine Pro
gram in World Evaagelization."
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prof.
d. n. Pope. asst. supt. in charge.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s O'Clock.
A cordial welcome is extended to
an.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23
THOSE WHO SEEK SLIMNESS

OVerfat men and women. mortified and humiliated
BY the publicity of conspicuous rolls and billows of
fat are gradually learning that through the dis
Govern Of eminent physician the burden ot over
fsness Is taken from them, leaving the figure at
trsctiyely propCTtioned. the flesh hrn, the skin
smooth. and the general health vastly improved,
without dieting exercise OF resulting wrinkles or
fabbness. There is no equal and no substitute for
the famous Mam0a Prescription but there IS
new and more convenient fHu-a tablet form Of this
safe fat MsHuola Prescription Tablets con-
tain the same harmless effective ingredients the
original prescription that has enabled many thou
sands q uncomfortable and women 10 reduce
their weight evenly and steadily al tho nate 0f
pound or more dsy. An exceptionally large case
Of these Aisrmola Prescription Tablets is sold BY all
druggists al 75c OF sent You direct by the MarmoA
Co. So Monroe ave. neuvt. Mica. receipt o.
price.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23

Tomorrow Gustave and James Lans-
burgh viii celebrate the ffteth ami
versary Of the commencement of their
business career in Washington. The store
viii be decorated with yellow and gold.
The walls. counters, and pillars on every
floor will be drared with gold and
wreaths will be hung on every available
spot.
Handsome souvenir tumblers of cut
glass, with gold rim. Will be given to
every purchaser. One OF the biggest bar
gain sales in their history will be the
feature Of the anniversary.
Fifty years ago the two brothers with
the money they had saved as dry goods
clerks started two small stores. one at
Si5 Seventh street and one at 5l5 Seventh
street, just a few doors below the present
establishment.
outgrew Small Quarters.
BY their strict adherence TO the
demands OF Washington housewives and
progressiveness they outgrew their small
quarters In 1852. and moved TO the larger
building at 42O-426 Seventh street and AZ
AIS Eighth street.
Throughout All thelr sue SSeS they
have strictly adhered TO their original
plans-to conduct a dry goods store only
They have never tried 10 put in all the
various asSOTtmentS OF articles that go
to make up the department store, and
as a result they are to-day the leaders in
everything pertaining 10 dry goods.
Success Due to Sam Hart.
In their employ to-day they have sew,
eral people who started with them and
have helped 10 make the name of Lans-
hurgh & Bro. a synonym for reliable
dry goods The courteous treatment thar
they give the customers Is only a reflec-
ton Of tie treatment that they receive
from the men at the head Of the nrm.
Not little of the success Of the firm Is
due 10 sam Hart who for many years
has been a directing hand In the man
agement
A large force OF Workmen started to
work on the decorations as soon as the
store closed last night, and by Monday
morning the entire store will be a blaze
OF gold. Tomorrow morning the en-
ployes will present the two bro hers with
a beautiful floral gift that will stand
seven feet in height
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23

plush. looking for all the world ike
old Santa Claus boots. are also used
Tor the same purpose
Toilet bottles, marked with white
and gold labels. for witch hazel am
monia, violet water. and all az the
many luxuries for the toilet, as well
as the household medicines. are for
sale by a druggist In Fifteenth street.
near New York avenue. at a half
dollar apiece.
A jeweiry store In street near
Eleventh has just received some nov
elites I'm cocktail whisky. or Hquor
sets. the bottle and glasses being deco
rated with new designs In silver de-
post one set having an ornamental
ton OF thist.es Is especially pretty
A gift OF this kind would be appreci-
ated by many men. especially those
who have bachelor apartments The
bottles cost from 56 70 SIS, while the
glasses sell from So TO $40 a dozen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23
MAKES FLYING LEAP
Runaway Horse Lands in
Auto Near Dupont Circle.
BIG CROWD SEES SPECTACLE
Kicking and Struggling TO Escape
from Machine, Animal Nearly
Wrecks Car Before Being Led
Away, Cat and bleeding, but
Scores tn Equine Feats.

Fashionable society folk residing i'm
New Hampshire avenue. near Dupont
Circle. were treated TO novel spectacle
last night when a runaway horse made
flying leap and landed in an automobile
In front OF the residence OF Col Mont
gomery Melgs Macomb, 1271 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Kicking and struggling 10 escape from
the machine. the horse nearly wrecked
f., and a large crowd was attracted 10
the scene before the equine, cut and
bleeding, was led away. The automo-
bile was towed 20 a garage for repairs.
Hltched to delivery wagon owned by
Jaseln Brothers. 1884 Fourteenth street
northwest. the horse trotted along Con-
necticut avenue. near Columbia road,
about $50 o'clock. content with IT'S easy
going, mediocre existence and uncon
scious OF the fact that he was about
10 attempt feat never before tried by
one OF his kind.
Refused to he Gained.
A bolt broke. and one side OF the shaft
fell from place The shaft dragged along
the asphalt and interfered with the
horses feet. Alphonso Prather. the
negro driver. tried 20 calm the horse,
but the horse would not be Gained. Fly
ing hOofs soon freed the animal, and, with
traces dragging. the horse started south
In Connecticut avenue al high speed.
Past street cars laden with passengers
returning home. past automobiles COM
ing and going, past cyclists and pedes-
trians, at breakneck pace. went the de-
livery wagon horse until he reached d.
pont Circle. There he decided 70 change
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Continued from Page Eight.
board Of police commissioners has in
stalled a sgx-cylinder 40-horsepower auto
mobile OF the touring car type. in the
police department in connection with the
detective bureau, 20 be used Dy Chief OF
| Police Regain and the detectives for hurry
calls. The commissioners felt the urgent
need Of some vehicle for the speedy trans
pOrtatlon of men on hurry calls, and
/ Chief Regain. the biggest police chief Of
the country, is now a conspicuous figure
about the streets Of Buffalo. at the wheel
Of his new car.
The zen Motor Car Company report
the delivery of a 1911 model m" Chal-
mers 30 touring car fully equipped, to
Mr.. d. X. Jackson.
! Mr. Howard p. Macdonald and Nh
Charles Morgan. OF NiartInsburg. " Va,
arrived here yesterday. having made the
trip In Air MacDonalds Stoddard Day
ton car. They will spend the weekend in
| this city.
The United Motor Washington Com
pany report the sale Of a model % %
horsepower Maxwell to Mr.. j. c. Walker
of Orange. Va.
The transcontinental good roads trip
which A l. Westgard is now making
| on behalf Of the Touring Club OF Amer
lea for the purpose of la ing out the best
| touring route from the Atlantic 10 the
| Pacific Coast via the Southwest, leading
| into Southern California, has not only
aroused the greatest interest in all the
| towns through which Mr.. Westgard has
already passed. but is attracting wide
spread attention throughout the West
| Since the start OF the long 1900 mil1
| trip two weeks ago, the Touring Club Of
America, Broadway at Seventy-sixth
street, New York. has received many in
| quiries from motoring and other organi-
| cations in the far West asking II Mr.
! Westgard is coming their way, as they
| are preparing 20 escort him on many
miles OF the journey. Mr. Westgard
| found the roads and general conditions
| splendid in New York. Pennsylvania, and
| Ohio. and was heartily received by the
! motorists of the cities through which he
+ passed.
Ralph Mulfords LoZier stock chassis
! championship car was shipped to Atlanta
monday ana a 1911 SlN-cylndeT LOZleT
stock car was also shipped az the same
time. These two cars will be driven by
milford and Mulford's former mechanic.
Joe Koran, in all of the Atlanta events
in which stock cars are eligible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford, Joe Koran, and
c. A Emise left for Atlanta on the Sa-
vannah liner City Of St Louis Tuesday
afternoon. They will spend a day in
Savannah looking over the grand prize
course. as # is quite likely that milford
and Koran viii drive their two I.ozer
cars In the grand prize race at Savannah.
Motor cycle delivery service is becom-
ing more and more popular. Many large.
as well as small. concerns are now using
this method of delivery extensively after
practical tests have been made Miller
Bros. report the delivery yesterday of an
Indian motor cycle delivery van TO the
PaTisian bakery.
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his course and galloped through New
Hampshire avenue
Col Macombs automobile was stand
ing before his residence. and, for appar-
emily no other reason than to satisfy a
whim, the horse dashed at the machine.
leaped, and with forefeet lifted, attempt
ed 10 clear the vehicle in a hurdle jump
that was more of a fall than jump.
Then followed a wholesale demolition
Of costly automobile fixtures, and when
the horse finally was clear the machine
was a sorry sight. Driver Prather APP
peared to take charge of his hayward
steed. and the horse was led from the
scene
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THIRD MAN MAY BE DROWNED
Richard Stewart Not Accounted for
by the Police

Richard Stewart, twenty-five years old,
OF 6l7 Virginia avenue southeast. is be-
Eeved 10 have been drowned Wednesday
night when Alexander Coghill and Rich
ard Langley met their deaths in the Po-
tomac on the flats opposite Giesboro
Point. by the sinking of a bateau in
which they were conveying pig iron TO
Alexandria.
When the bodies OF Coghiu and Langley
were recovered the police instituted an
investigation which revealed that they
had hired the boat with a third man,
from Harry Bailey, a boathouse keeper.
The identity OF the third man was a mys-
terry until yesterday when the police
learned that Stewart was with COghiu
and Langley a short time previous 20 the
time they hired the bateau
Stewart has been missing from his
home for several days IL is feared he
went out in the boat with Coghill and
Langley and was drowned.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gerald F. MeGillicGddy aud Sadie 7. McNauy, o.
WC-s Ter Mass.
Daniel Shorter and Mary Wndsnore
Carlos 81. Bates and Nettie NJ. Kimmel.
George 4. Ross. Of Lewiston. Ne. and Mary A
Logan.
Thomas J. Wright and Anna L. Lowell, both Of
Baltimore Md
William Z. Lamers Of Cleveland, Ohio and Mar
b. KIogmanu.
Kendall II. Lewis, Of Fairfax County Va. and
Mary ;. Faulconer q Amherst County Va
William L Steiumeier and Jeunis A. Sipple
Oscar Scott and Marie Fisher
Harry Pascal and Florence Wineett.
Hsuy e. Mccoy and Grace Q. Lodnjs.
William pafker and Mabel Lewis.
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House Party foe Girra cluh.

The Young Girls Club. OF Goldenberg's
Is having a house party at Y W. c. A
Vacation Lodge, at Cherrydale. Va. 10.
day. They left yesterday afternoon and
will return home this evening Miss
Lydia Weaver is president Of the club
and the party is being chaperoned bl
Miss Ludema Sayre. Mrs. Isabel Moore
the first leader Of the club, and Miss BAR
baTa Morgall