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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-10
PRISONERS GIVEN FLowERs,

OGDEN. June 1O.-A committee from
the w. G. T. L. visited the CITY tail
ON Thursday afternoon and presented
each OF the prisoners with a beautiful
bouquet of roses~ Every one OF the is
unfortunate men WAS delighted with
the gift and expressed their thanks 10
inc best OF their billy IL is hard To
iealze now much simple token OF
cheer such as this means TO a man VINO
mas fallen, through weakness, actually
and hguratively into the gutter. The
sight of is lonely men behind bars,
each caresslng handful OF flowers.
was most impressive
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HOTEL PROPOSITION
AGAIN TO THE FORE

''lNNf"' NN'''"FNitNNiiNNf
LOGAN, June s.--The hotel proposition
10 being agitated here again on account
OF the visit OF MIR. G.. c. DoTr, formerly
a hoiei man Of Los Angeles. ana who "
row seeking favorable location. lie has
been shown over the city and when he
reaches Boston, will have a conference
with Mr. }. y. Rachine. one OF the prn-
cipal promoters OF the Richmond Con-
densed MIN Factory, and who invited Mi
Door 20 this city There some definite
plans may be laid as to tho erection OF
loteI here. as Mr.. Door II DESTROYS or
going INTO the hotel business again and
ford, or.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

LOGAN, Dune a. Marriage licenses have
been issued TO the following named per-
James y. Wallis Of Preston and Jessie
McAlister Of ReNbufg
Emory Belnap and Martha Kershaw
both OF Preston
Arthur j. Hess and Beulah G.. Alfred
both Of Paris. Idaho
Orson Olsen and Nina Yeatcs both OF
Millvlllc
David h. Haskell aud Clara NJ Nelson
both Of Sublet. Idaho.
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WORK ON NEW DEPOT.

PROVO. June l0.-Work has been be
gun eScavating ground for the new
Union depot on Sixth South and Third
West streets. The building will be a
story and "A hlaf 204 feet in length, and
arranged with all modern conVeniences
for depot purposes. Much OF the ma
terial is on hand, and the structure will
be completed this summer.
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SOLD sALTED MINI.

OGDEN. June enlarged With salt
ing a mining claim in Golden row min
Ing district In Ogden Canyon, Charles
Bauer was arrested last night on COM
plant OF Fred Bradley. to whom he
sold the property. Bradley claims he
has been defraudcd out OF s.. ZOO. Bauer
was ar-raigned in the municipal court
this morning and In default OF $3.50
bonds was remanded 10 jail 10 await
further hearing.
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SUITS FILED.

PROVO. June lO-Annes Holm has
brought suit In the Fourth district
court against Warren F.. Davis for
$3.50 damages for injuries done to
certain land, the property OF plalntiff
by reason Of defendants alleged tres
pass on said land.
&. w. Ford has commenced suit
against q. NJ. Potter To collect s525.
with interest alleged TO be due on
promissory notes,
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
WASATCH ACADEMY
COMMENCEMENT

MT PLEASANT Ut. June s.-The
Wasatoh academy IL having lie closing
exercises during the week.
Sunday night the baccalaureste SER
mon was delivered In the Presbyterian
church by the Rev. Mr.. Meaker. Mon
day night the annual musical and ora
torical contest was held In the same
place. The winners Of the prizes in the
contest were Clinton Webb first, and
Neva Waldemar Tuesday night the
closing exercises OF the school we're
held I'm the Opera House. The alumni
banquet was the order OF the day
Wednesday.
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cuILDnEN IN OGDEN rHEATEn.

OGDEN. June f0.-An entertain-
ment entitled Luke LIQUIDS Naude-
Vile Agency" will be given at the
ogden theater. on Monday evening,
June 10, under the auspices of the
children of Mary OF st. Joseph's parish.
About so people will take part In the
entertainment which promises to be a
huge
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CITED FOR CONTEMPT.

OGDEN. June i0.--To shcw cause
why he should not be punished for
contempt of court. Joseph Farley has
been cited To- appear I'm the district
eeurt at an carly date. The order has
been made A. the instance of his former
wife. Wilhemina Gertrude Farley. who
alleges. that he has failed since the
early part OF last April TO pay her 81
per week for the maintenance of their
child
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e. T.. MINER DISCHARGED.

OGDEN, June 1o-Clarence T.. NIL
ner Of Salt Lake city. who was ar
rested last Sunday for exceeding the
speed limit on the streets Of Ogden.
had his hearing In the municipal court
this morning which lasted an hour
and a half. He was discharged.
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NEPHI.
DR0UTH SPELLS RUIN
ON LEVAN DRY FARMS
Especial corrssoondonce1

Especial CorrssDondcnceJ
NEPHI, Juab CO., Utah. June Tho
farmers out on the Levan ridge as
elsewhere have become very much dis
couraged because Of no rainfall for the
past few months. II Is now estimated
that less than ono-half OF the farms
VIII produce crop. IL Is also feart q
that the hay crop viii fail away short
Rain IL what the country needs
che FIRST OF the fVe sanitary water
drinking fountains has been put In by
the city and Is greatly appreciated By
the citzons
Court is stll I'm session with good
many strangers in town.
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HOSPITALS INSPECTED.

oGDEN. June l0.-Dr. a. X. Aims
worth. chief surgeon Of the Southern
racine company with headquarters at
Gan Francisco was IN ogden Thurs
~ accompanied by several nurses and
members Of his stan. A thorough in
,pecuon OF hospital arrangements in
usden. particularly those OF the rail-
roads, was made
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ADMINISTRATORS REPORT.

OGDEN. June johannes Il. Halver-
son. administrator Of the estate OF
Ihoinas Fahey. who died in Weber
county about one year ago. has filed
a statement of distribution in the dis
trict court showing that disbursements
OF Sl2,'sl In cash and 800 In notes
nave been made To the six heirs
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SCHOOL ENrMEI,AToRs.

OGDEN. June l0.-The board of edu-
cation has named the following persons
az city school census enumerators and
will begin their work July 15: First
ward. Mrs. Alice Collins; Second, J.
j. Harris Third: w. l.. Underworld
Fourth. j. w. Wintle Fifth. John A.
Junk
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN, June 1o--Msrrisge licenses
have been issued by the county clerk
to The following parties:
Raymond ". Browning and Lucy
Alton Greenwell, both of ogden.
w. W. Jones OF Pocatelo and Nellie
r.. Bell OF Ogden.
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WILL HONOR THE FOURTH
SEELY REUNION JUNE "a

MT. PLEASANT. Utah. June e.-This
city will fttingly celebrate Independ-
ence day The following committee was
appointed by the city council to make
the necessary arrangements; II. Le-
Roy Nielsen. J. NJ Boyden. Bent X.
Hansen, j. u. Seely and II. G. Jacobs.
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benefit OF the citizens in general. The
uniforms, which viii cost about s400,
viii consist of dark coat. light blue
trousers. with gold stripes down the
side Of the legs and regulation caps
with the word ogden" on the front.
II Is understood that the concerts Will
be given In City Hall park every after
noon during the summer
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SUMO For RENE

OGDEN. June l0.-Because he has
not paid rent on his restaurant when il
became due, Almond II. Page is being
sued In the district court by T. 81
Foley. The sheriff took possession Of
the cafe pending a settlement In the
case.
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NEW UNIFORMS FOR BAND.

oGDEN. June 10.-New uniforms
i lass been ordered for the Ogden city
ss"u ana as soon as they are receive
is the Intention OF that musi-
!. svIsahlzatlon TO conduct series
y" sunday afternoon concerts for the
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4. G. SUMNER SCHOOL.

LOGAN, juno s--The A. .. Summer
school is nov fairly under way ana tho
indications are that the attendance this
year Will be the largest I'm the history OF
the coi,egc. Al the present time there
are more than a hundred persons regis
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STATE BOARD OF INSANITY.

PROVO. June 10.-The state board Of
Insanity held It's regular monthly meet
ing yesterday and transacted routine
business.
The following accounts for May were
audited and allowed
Salaries, S2,2l1.s5: current expenses,
81 .s5435; improvements and repairs,
sS4607: fire Insurance. 1893 20.
The following table shows the move
mcnt Of patients for May:
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LOGAN.

The News IL Delivered by Carrier
In Logan Every Night Sunday ex.
oepted) ne IS Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints REGARDING
delivery. should be made 10 ]. NJ.
Blair, Agent for Daily. Saturday
md Semi Weekly News. i55 w.
First North Street Phone 3Os-R
Bell. Office with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. liz North
Main Street Phones 20 Bell and lGe
Ind.
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tered. The school will run untl July ie
Mr. ora Roskelley. the Old y. Y. q.
At the University OF Utah this year. Ia IN
Logan on visit TO relatives and friends.
Mr.. Roskcllcy has accepted & position
with the Brigham city high school nc
teacher and coach FOR next year.
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PROVO.

Tn. News Ia delivered by carrier
every might (sunday excepted at y
cents per month. All payments sno
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and Semi Week
taken for church works Residence NJ
South First West STREET.
Carrier east side of Academy Ave
Ind 3i2-I. A.
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind io2A.
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Saturday, Popular Day Saltair Band
and orchestra. Catchy Music.
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CLEAN UP DAY.

LOGAN June g.-The people Of River
Heights. one OF the suburbs Of Logan.
taking notice OF the success OF the
own yesterday. the entire population OF
the ward turning out all day 10 rake
up ana haul away the rubbish that had
collected IN the streets and walks.
Everybody goes to Saltair Saturday.
Popular Day Band and Orchestra.
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TAKE dip IN tho Lake.
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Saturday. Popular Day Saltair. Band
and Orchestra. Catchy Music.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19
Mrs Warren's Cane Grinding

Mrs H. M. Warren entertained
about forty boys and girls Thursday
afternoon at. a cane grinding at their
farm just south of town.
The young folks gathered at the
Warren home at 800 o'clock where
two large wagons carried them out
and after three hours of fun and
partaking of the cane grinding they
returned to the city at dark declar-
ing Mrs. Warren an ideal hostess
for the occasion and wishing that it
may be repeated again in the near
future.
Assisting Mrs. Warren in the en-
tertaining were Mesdames Guyton
Fisher, j. C. Russell and R. j. Prem
tiss.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19
Atlanta May Get
Mercer University

Elberton, Ca, Nov. 17.-Mercer
university may be moved to Atlanta
That this is a strong possibility
and in fact may turn out to be a
probability, is shown by the appoint
ing of a committee by the Georgia
Baptist association this afternoon to
thoroughly investigate the PROPOSE
ton.
Mercer is one of the oldest de-
nominational institutions in the
country, and has been located at
Macon for 70 years. 1t has had 6
marked influence on the education
in the South, and has graduated
some of the brainest men the state
has ever produced.
The college has always had at its
head very able men. The president
now is DR.. S. Y. Jameson, Who for
merly lived in Atlanta. He has al
so been recently made president OF
the Georgia Baptist association.
The following motion prevailed
in the state Baptist convention this
afternoon by vote of two to one:
By Rev. Mr.. Hudson, of Adairs-
vile:
Whereas, Our educational inter
ests are presenting new problems
problems which in many instances
have and will require a readjust-
ment of former plans to meet new
and pressing needs: and
Whereas, 1t appears to be the
fixed policy of the denomination tc
have only one university for oul
boys: therefore be it
Resolved, That a committee Of
twelve, representing every section
of the state, including at least one
from each Macon and Atlanta, be
appointed to take up the question
with the brotherhood as to the adj
visibility of moving Mercer univer.
sity to Atlanta. Said committee tt
make its report at the next session
of this convention"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19
Washington Letter

Washington, D. G. Nov. 18-The
early murmurings adverse to the
election of Representative Champ
Clark to the Speakership Of the House
in the Sixty-second Congress seem
to have no foundation in material
fact. There are Enthusiastically some
Democrats who regret that the
Missouri leader was permitted when
Democrats were in the minority to
preempt the prize Had any con-
siderable number anticipated the
landslide which gives the House 107
eastern and northern Democrats
there is no doubt the organization
of the next House would have wit
messed a pretty contest over the
Speakership. 1t looks now as though
Champ Clark will drive that Missouri
mule team to the capitol, which he
promised he would do if elected
Speaker. Democratic troubles will
come from other provocations than
the Speakership election.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19
A Genuine Surprise

1t has been said that the Relief
Corps of Fitzgerald could not be
surprised but Comrade Louis Thayer
proved that they could be surprised
but that it had to be done in a hur-
ry so he decided in his own mind on
Monday afternoon that the next af-
ternoon would be the appropriate
time so after getting his plans ar
ranged without saying anything un-
til after the corps was in session
then hustled around and gathered
up all of the comrades that he could
get word to and the matsrial for an
oyster supper and just as the Corps
was about to dismiss a committee
came to them and said as they haC !
often wanted to know how many
usually attended the corps that
they had decided to lock all the
doors leading out of the hall except
the front door and then they would
be able to count them but low and
behold as each lady arrived at the
foot of the stairs there stood a COM
rade ready to escort her through the
dining room to the front door but
instead escorted her to a seat at a
table which had been nicely pre-
pared to serve oysters on and they
we're fine and no mistake there was
between so and 40 of the ladies
that was in attendance and all en-
joyed being surprised in that man
ner.
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The Women's Foreign
Missionary Society

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Central Methodist
Church will observe the week Of
prayer, beginning Monday, Nov. Il
at $50 p. m.
PROGRAM.
Monday afternoon-Mrs. &. a
Wheeler, leader. Subject, Looking
Outward.
Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. Harold
Beall, leader. Subject, Looking up
ward.
Wednesday afternoon-Mrs. E. X
Farmer, leader. Subject, Looking
Forward.
On Sunday morning Nov. 10th
4 the pastor, Rev. Guyton Fisher, will
preach a special sermon on missions
All members of the church and
their friends are urged to attend
these services.
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American WOman'S League

The Local Chapter of the Ameri-
can Womans League meet every
Second Tuesday at 7.30 p. m. until
further notice.
All members and every one inert
ested in Education from the Kinder
garten to the College, at so little eX-
pense Cor none at alD for whole
families, are urged to attend these
meetings. Nothing has been offered
like this plan before, and where over
one hundred thousand women, and
a great many the smartest the U. S.
affords, and over one hundred pub
fishers, join the movement after in
vestigation, it leaves the few Gala
nifty hoWlers in rather bad straits.
Our Chapter is progressing nicely,
but we want more, we want to build
a five thousand dollar Chapter house
for Fitzgerald Cor rather have the
League build it for us after we meet
the requirements. Surely there are
enough public spirited people in this
city who want such an addition to
our city. Our members are taking
up the different courses now, dress
making, China painting, Stenography
Music, Home economies. Business
Courses and others. The Chautau-
qua course has been added making
it the grandest educational study.
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B. Y.P. U. Meeting

The following is program for Sun
day Nov. 20:
Subject: Fidelity in the discharge
of obligation.
= Leader, Mr.. John King; Reading
Psalms Is.
Faithfulness to Public Worship
by Mr.. ]. C. Story.
Parable of the talents, by Mr.. l.
Kennedy.
Faithfulness in giving, by Miss
Myrtle Venable.
Special Music.
All members are urged to be
present.
Everybody cordially invited; Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon 4 p. m
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Union Thanksgiving Services

Union Thanksgiving Services will
be held at the First M. E. Church,
corner of Lee and Magnolia Sts., on
Thursday morning, Nov. oath. The
exercises will begin promptly at ten
o'clock and last but one hour, so as
to allow as many housewives as
possible to attend. A free-will of
fering will be taken for the Benevo-
lent Society of the city. Every body
is cordially invited to attend this
service, the program of which ap-
pears below.
Organ Prelude.
Hymn, III, Come, Ye Thankful
People, Come" (Elvey)
Prayer-Rev. Guyton Fisher, Pas
tor Central Methodist Church.
Anthem-Choir.
Reading Pr0clamatlon-KeV. 1.
M. Galloway, Pastor First Baptist
Church.
Scripture Lesson.
Offertory
Hymn, SIS. Sing to the Great
Jehovah Praise" (Gould)
Sermon-Rev. E. E. Hollingworth,
Pastor Central Christian Church
Hymn, 531, 20, Thou Whose Boun-
ty Fills My Cup" (Gardiner)
Doxology
Benediction-Rev. j. L. Leichliter,
Pastor United Brethren Church
Organ Prelude.
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Teachers Meeting

The following program for next
teachers meeting to be held in third
ward school building, Saturday,
December 3rd, 1910
How | improved the looks of my
school yard-Mr. H. c. Grayham.
Our most interesting special day
program-Miss Dora Tyler.
How | have provided my school
with a library-Miss Alma Startling.
How | succeeded in interesting
the patrons Of my pupils-Mr. W. M.
Berry.
How to best teach home geogra-
phy-Mr. w. M. Berry.
Teaching beginners agriculture
Fred Ball
The teaching of English to begin
ners-Miss Dora Tyler.
Teaching percentage-Mr. Viii
liams.
Debate: Resolved that Georgia
would be bettered by a compulsory
educational. Affirmative Mr. Altman
Negative, Mr.. Walter Stone.
Mr.. H. C. GRAYHAM, Chairman
Miss DAISY MoYE,
Mr.. A. C. TANNER
Committee
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Where to Find the Coupons

The Enterprise piano contest COZ
pons may be found at the followin
stores:
Empire Mercantile Co.
L. O. Tisdel, Central Grocery
Beall Grocery
r. |. Maffett, The Bazaar
Watt & Holmes Hardware Co.
Hussey & ParrOtt
Adams-Rogers Hardware Co.
johnson Hardware Co.
Fitzgerald Haberdasher
C. A. Miller Furniture Co.
|. Goldenberg
Vendome Grocery
Peacock's Pharmacy
Denmark Drug Co.
Central Meat Market
Story Tailhring Co.
T. S. Graham, groceries.
Ed. Coleson, Ocilla.
We may add Othersto the list.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday next, Sunday before Adj
vent. 10 a. NJ. Sunday School, II
a. m. Mathis with sermon, Subject,
Self Examination. 7;30 p. m.
Evensong with sermon, Subject The
Fallen Angels. $50 p. m. The Vicar
will preach at the Lynwood School
House.
Thanksgiving services Thursday
at 1890 with Mathis and CeIebra-
ton.
F. NORTH TUMMoN, Vicar.
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Peers OF England
Must Be Elected

London, Nov. 17.-The house OF
lords engaged in heated debate this
afternoon over the question OF
whether the heredity system should
be abolished. The debate was over
Lord Roseberry's resolution that
office in the house of peers be made
elective.
Some believe this is the only way
to prevent the abolition of the up
per house of parliament. 1t was IL
nally carried without division.
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DR.. King Died Yesterday

DR.. John A. King, of Lake City,
Fla, druggist and president Of the
Bank of Lake Butler, died at his
home in that place early yesterday
morning. He was father of Miss
Esther King, of this city, who was
notified Thursday of the serious
illness of her father and went
down to Lake Butler on the next
train.
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Meeting Of WOIlan's Club.

The Woman's Club met Wednes-
nay, November Is, in the parlors of
the Elks Hall. The afternoon was
announced to be devoted to dona-
tons to the rural schools. Those
who responded to the call for dona-
tons were quite generous and no
doubt many others will avail them
selves of the opportunity of giving
later.
Mrs. E. X. Farmer, who accepted
the chair in the absence of the pres
ident appointed a committee to 60
to the Ashton and Lynwood schools
Thursday morning and present their
gifts.
After roll call, short business
meeting was held and several reports
were made from various committees.
Six new members were added to
the club roll: Mrs. E. E. Sans, Mrs.
Claudia Hoover, Mrs. j. Peacock, Mrs.
E. S. Hurst, Mrs. L. L. Griner and
Miss Rosa Adams.
Mrs. M. w. Cooper then gave her
report of the meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Woman's Club held at
Athens last week. Her report was
so interesting, so complete and en-
tertaining that the members who
were fortunate in hearing it felt
almost as though they were listen
ing to the addresses verbatim.
Among the many things repeated
were two references to our own
county and city. In Mrs. Ottleys
address she called attention to the
help the County School Commission
ers could be in distributing literature
to the rural schools, and mentioned
Mr.. R. j. Prentiss of Ben Hill county
and the wonderful work he was
doing in that way. AS he was the
only one personally mentioned we
have reason to congratulate our
selves on our enterprising Commits
sioner. 1t was also mentioned that
Fitzgerald Club had a Lookout"
committee who watched over the
morals of public entertainments,
moving pictures ETC., and this idea
was urged upon other clubs for their
adoption. We may feel proud that
Fitzgeralds Woman's Club has an
influence more than local, and here
after, as Mrs. Cooper suggested, other
clubs will not look for our delegates
to appear in "linsy woolsy" and
"slat bonnets" but in every work
taken up, every social idea advanced
South Georgia Clubs rank with any
in the state.
Mr.. Prentiss, who was present
thanked the club in behalf of the
schools for the gifts, and the meet
ing was adjourned.
Mrs. L. S. OSBORNE,