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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
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tSpeclal to The Times DiBpd ten.
Winchester. Va. October 22.-Ricnard
Evelyn Byrd, Speaker Of the Virginia
House OF Delegates, has been retained
by members of the Crlsman family. Of
kernstown. to assist commemorative
Attorney Herbert S. Larrick OF Fred
erick county, In prosecuting the case
OF the Commonwealth against Morrison
II. Miller. who Ia now In the Winches-
ter jail, charged with the murder OF
George Q. Crismen, who was shot dead
In his tracks by Miller on Friday morn
ing as Crisman was leaving Miller's
premises, whittier he had gone for some
of his chickens, which had wandered
away from home. The man was shot
with shotgun. the cartridge contain
ing No. . shot. Miller spends most Of
his time moaning In the Jail cell; his
appetite has gone from him, and he
appears TO realize his terrible blunder.
He declares he did not intend TO kill
Crlsman, but that he merely wished to
scare him away. crisman was rural
mail carrier. and his funeral Will be
held tomorrow morning from tbs
Presbyterian Church in Winchester.
Tile people in the section in which
the homicide occurred were much
wrought up, and 1t is freely admitted
that had not Miller rushed to town I'D
surrendered at the Jail he would have
Dcen Wopptu. MOI loHS ago, Sntn sew
aral men went TO his house one eve
ming on business. he appeared at the
door with a shotgun in his hand. ano
then ran back and blew out the lights.
declaring he was afraid OF being
"whiteoapped."
Charles l.. Nelson, of this city. has
announced his intention OF building a
larger and more modern hotel at Capon
Springs as soon as possible to replace
the fourstory stone and wooden struc-
ture which was burned TO the ground
late Friday night, together with the
store of the Misses Hannum and the
post-officc. The loss amounts to about
100000. upon which there is s39,00b
insurance, The main hotel was built
nbput siXty.one years ago, and In It's
lime many eminent statesmen troi,
Washington such as John c. Calhoun,
Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and others,
were entertained there. For long
J time II had been patronized by MEM
J bers OF fashionable society from all sec,
lions Of the East and South. Mr.. Nell
sons father-in-law, the late Captain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
Cooper-Keily.

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
I,ynchburg. ", October pa War-
riage took place late Saturday evening
AT the parsonage OF the Memorial
Methodist Church, when Miss Kate
Reeves Kelly, of Greensboro, " o.,
was welded to James v. Fulton, a
business man Of that city. Rev. w. "A.
Cooper swaa the ofriciating ininlster.
After Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulton will return to Greensboro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23

Arthur Carter, who was onbcarna
at sawnill near Manassas, owned by
~. NJ. Yates of Woodstock, stepped too
close 10 thc<saw several days ago and
WAS literally cut to pieces. lie was
twenty-uine years old Ills body wa.
taken to his hope at Joplin for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
Leaps Prolific Wheat
1ae Most Prolific ouo Best Of Milling Wheats

Yields reported from od customers from fifty
two bushels When grown side by side with other
kinds splendid beardas wheat hveto eighteen
bushels land under same cond-
tions other standard yyhests
Wherever grown it supersedng all other kinds and it
should be universally growers everywhere
Write for prices and Woods Crop Special giving i'm
formation about all Seasonable Seeds 5#1 g8ss
I. w. WOOD q SONS. Seedsn,en, Richmond. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
PREDICTS HIS OWN DEATH
Man In Killed In Less Than Minute
After Making Eranhrcxr q -....

Denver october 23.--''I went through
the carnage at Gettysburg ard the
lousy escaping the bullets, but feel
that the missile of old age, which nones
OF US can dodge. will get ME soon . res
marked James II. Elliott seventy years
old, of Yuma. Col, a Civil War Uetsrag.
as he. shook hands with friend at d
street corner Friday night
Less than a minute later Elliott wAa
struck and killed by an electric car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
FAT GIRLS DILEMMA
Escape From sail rhwartea by over

Escape From jail Thwarted by over
abundance of Flesh.
DaIton. Ga. October 22.--The two
thin girls craw!ed through the holo
IN the wall and escaped. but the fat
Mary Mccall, Nettie Wallis and Sarah
Grow tried TO set away from the coun-
ty jail here.
Tho three girls dus the hole In the
prison wall. The two slim ones slipped
through the aperture all right and
sarah Grow, too would have escaped.
except that the others laughed so loud
at her predicamsnt they woke the
guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-23
ter's body was found several miles
below Capon Bridge.

Large numbers OF family connection.
and friends gathered to-day in the
Presbyterian Church at Springfield.
Hampshire county. w. Va. and at
tended services held in memory of Rev,
Emmet B. Druen and Miss Sallie Shan
non, who were drowned just TWO weeks
ago AZ Thompson's Ford. In the South
Branch Of the Potomac River, while
en- route to Three Churches to attend
services In the Presbyterian Church,
at which the minister was to officiate.
AT the memorial services held to-day
Rev. Frank Brooke, D, D.. OF Romney.
w. Va, made the principal address. The
body OF Rev. Mr.. Druen was found re-
Gently floating on the water six miles
below the scene of the tragedy, and
was shipped to his former home at
Richmond for burial, while that OF
Miss Shannon, who was to have be-
come his bride next month, was found
on an island in the river near The same
place. The condition of her mother.
Mrs. Edith shannon. which was crit
ical tor some time, has improved since
the hnding OF her daughters body.
i. After a session lasting several days
in ST. Martins Church. near New Mar
ket. the Potomac Conference of the
Lutheran synod Of Virginia has I'D
journed. The following officers were
elected: President, Rev. F., a. Repass.
PHI D.; Rev. C. w, cassell, secretary,
and Rev. w. b, onley. treasurer. Rev.
Peter Miller, of Rio. w. Va, who has
been in the Lutheran ministry about
siNty-hve years, and who at the age OF
eighty-six Is still riding horseback to
iii his appointments in the mountains,
some OF which are forty miles apart,
was among those present at the con-
ference. AS usual, he made the trip
across tho mountains on his faithful
horse, and was one OF the principal
speakers.
Mrs Sarah *. Taylor, wife of Captain
William Taylor, who served with dis
tinction in the Confederate Army, died
suddenly on Friday at her home ut
SmoryVille, near lkeyser, w. Va, at an
advanced age. She was sister OF
Rev. Luke r. hardwood, pastor OF sew
crai Southern Methodist churches near
Winchester, who attended the funeral
at Emoryville to-day.
Arthur Carter, who WAS onbcarinS
at u sawmill near Manassas owned by
a. NJ. Yates, of Woodstock, stepped 100
close TO thc<saw several days ago ana
~ 80 '''S'o'S Ut W PisNSS tic WAS
twenty-uine years old. Ills body was
/ taken to his hope at Joplin for burial.
Rev. John ). Douglas, d. D.. has de-
clined to recon2ider his resignation as
rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church at Martinshurg. w. Va. ard
will begin his new duties rs rector Of
Tr'nity-<etHrch, ut unHnSton. that
State, early in pecember. iicy. Mr.
Douglas went to Mar,insburs from
Richmond county about twelve years
ago. and was also formerly stationed
a Luray.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Stevens Post G. A. X. Elect.

At their last regular meeting
Stevens Corps. G. A. Il. elected th'
following officers for ensuing year:
Commander. Alexander Bush.
Senior Vice Pres Frank l.. Smith.
Junior Vice Pres, John Gee.
Quartermaster, VIM. Harrington.
Chaplain, E. p. Hubbard.
Officer Of Day. Geo. Pringle.
Guard, p. K. Winters.
Sentinel, Elias Hammond.
Delegate, VIM. Harrington.
Alternate, f. p. Hubbard.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Presbyterian Church Notes
Reu A ID. Gripshy Pastor.

81 was glad when they said unto me,
let US go into the House OF the Lord y
is what we all SHOULD say. You Will
have an opportunity 20 meet with
YOUR neighbors aud friends in Public
worship ia the Presbyterian church
oext Sunday morning at 1890. and
evening at 700. 1t is your duty. and
your privilege.
Sunday School meets after morning
service.
Junior g. E. meets in the afternoon
at 3:lh.
The Senior Society gather for praise
at els Other Young people will o.
made welcome TO these helpful ane
pleasant meetings.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Band Concert
AT Temple Theatre Next Friday
Evening.

East Jordan Military Band will
give a tirst-class concert at Temple
Theatre next Friday evening, Dec. ~
In addition TO some high grade band
music, there will be quartets, duets
vocal and instrumental solos. Ihe
"Dancing Dwarfs from Borneo," VIII
he there, as will also Professor soosee
Creator Wigglestick and his famous
Concert Band OF Windjammers'.
Admission, lJc. 25c, 35c. Seats or
sale at Mack's
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Newspapers and Magazines.

Renewals and new subscription
taken at The Herald Office for any
newspaper or magazine published IN
the United States or elsewhere. Club
bing prices will compete with any
reputable person authorized or firm in
existence. Now is the time to make
Xmas presents. Come early aud avoid
the rush aud delay.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16

Hear Lybarger at the Temple
Theatre, Jan. l 1912.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. II q. Rosen-
thai IA son. THURSDAY.
Mre. ]. Saperston Of Alba was guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J l.. Wiesman, nrst
, Of the week.
Charles Johnson, formerly employed
on the ID. sc. r.. r.. is assisting at
Myers Confectionery
Men who have been overtaken by
True Love, will admit that IL runs
pretty fast, II not smooth.
Mrs l.. ti. Balch left TO-DAY Tor
Jamestown, n. Y. where she VIII
spend Christmas guest OF her parents
DR. Cook is going TO take up farm
ing so that II he feels like telling a
whopper no fuss will be made about
IT..
Mrs. Alex. Cameron and sister,
Miss Helen Turnbuli, left MONDAY
for a visit with relatives at Hunts
vile, Ontario.
The way some girls throw their al
fection away. one wouldn't suspect
that Others count that commodity
worth fifty thousand dollars.
DR.. ii. w. Dicken returned Satur-
day las, from Ann Arbor w"ere ne
called on account Of the serious III
ness of his father. The latter Is con
valescing.
Lybarger's hearers sat entranced
while a flow OF oratory and reason o.
light and justice. the like of which Il
not often heard, fed the minds oil all
Dubois (Pa. Morning Courier.
Soronian Hive No. 452, l.. o. T. NJ
NJ. members all please bear IN m'no
that per capita tax must be paid dur
ing the month Of Decem ber Monda.
evening. Dec. 18th is regular meet'ng
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Ruhling left
Monday. for Kalamazoo, where they
represented Charlevoix Pomona a
, the State Grange meet. From ther
they 90 to Jackson for a visit VIII
their daughter, Mrs. George Atkinson
v "Patrolmen of the city are sendin
G more drunken men home than toJa'i.
!. This statement refers TO the presen
1 nrugram at Pontiac in Oakland c0un
d ty. Drunkenness had Increased j
e that county to such an extent ina
e the supervisors were compelled 10 Gu
O the fees of the officers for arrest
+ under the state laws. The liquor elt
J.. menL in Oakland county recognize
n the fact that the necessary numoer
j. arrests uf young men for drunkenness
e WAS disclosing to the people Ill
b regular output OF the saloon CUISINES
a ip such a way as to make or IN
showing verv effective appeal agaln'
the liquor traffic. And therefore
y was decided that 1t was too expensi'
To arrest men for drunkenness, thj
IT, would be better To have them taRe
: home and the incident kept as quit
: as posi- ole. The saloons nave ~
. lessened their activity in the slighte
:, Ia the way Of creating drunkenne
- and especially in giving young me
80 their start in that direction, but tht
are very anxious not to have the
creasing list Of arrests growing larg
=, week 10y week. This anxiety on u
:, part of the saloons OF Pontiac al
Oakland county To conceal tne
necessary aud constant product
fully shared by the saloons or eve
80 other county and city in Michigan
"a which they exist.
at When a political machine brea
"a, down, it is a sign that it has been
IT, placed by new model.
n 1t is only in the moving plctt
Ity world that a cowboy is supposed
ed sleep In his leather breeches.
ers
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16

u. s. inspectors at Grand Haven last
week. This was his first attempt
and the average successes on first ex-
aminations averages about one In
every ten.
Next season the Steamer Hum Will
be- in command OF Capt. George
JepSOn.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Masters S Papers
George Jepson Successfully
Passes First Examination.

Another East Jordan boy has made
good. 4" This time it is George. son or
Mrs. Florence Jepson. Although just
barely q years Of age he succeeded In
securing master papers for boats up
To 100 tons iu an examination before
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
w. r. C.'s Elect Officers.

At their last regular meeting
Stevens Corps. No. l6l. w. r. Z. elect
ed the following officers for ensuing
year:
President, Rosella Hammond.
Senior Vice Pres, Eliza Swafford'
Junior Vice Pres. Laura Hayner.
Chaplain, Eunice Bowen.
Treas urer. Leora Madison.
Conductor, Martha Warden.
Guard, Francis Graft.
Delegate, Elva Barrie.
Alternate, Eliza Swafford.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Buy Useful LastingG
Gifts that will not be laid on the shelf few
DAYS after CHRISTMAS.

and the Christmas season
rolls around stock attractive than the
manufacturers have made
extra effort have certainly succeeded not alone
attractive addition entirely ideas of the practical
kind and YOU won't trouble selecting gift this year for the
who everything Our Christmas stock complete and the fol-
lowing of few OF the attractive gifts to be selected
before the rush We suggest
lots Of suitable Gifts greatly making your Christmas list
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16

Christmas Gifts at Mack's.
Leave your laundry at Mack's.
Oyster Crackers either in packages
or bulk.-E. A. LEWIS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
St. Joseph's Church.
Rev. Timothy Kroboth.

Sunday Dec. II. 500 a. M. Low
Mass and Sermon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
f The news of the :eventlwill be received
with; y interest by many Falrmont PEG.
lpdle, Mr. Hoibert having been well
;k ~ during his residence here. $

% d
only lacks some three or four votes Of
having 1T Scinched now. There are
iIseyenty.seyen5 votes In the caucus and
some or McGraw's friends say he has
thlrty.seyen.Were this true he would
be expected to call a caucus at once,
He too insists on taking the long term
y :Watson's friends claim q ) rapid
gaining of strength. Until yesterday
1.-THE Watson forces lacked organization
but now ela!mtthat things are coming
theiriiwayS aud that other candidates
Iwill.Fwitbin'a few days, be asking Wat.
son to3take the long term and assist
them In getting the short term.
4 SO IT goes, all claiming much but
with the real situation remaining up
in the sair. : q. ti6s
S s;s Holt Tor Short Term.
Judge Holt comes out in the open
and says he is, a candidate to succeed
Senator Eikins. He was expected to
be McGraw's running mate and is care.
tal not 70 let his candidacy interfere
With that Of the Grafton man. i.
Tierney refuses to be put out OF the
race for the long term, though Of
g he would accept the short term,
The other announced ~ candidates,
are g: Grimm \, 4 Walker and Edmiston,
while y fli John Cornwell, John Davis,
sJIas, y. filler, Judge y. N. Tayenner,
Louis Bennett. and Others are remain:
MS here with the,F lightning rods up
1 doping for "a great electric storm: sS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

Dona Tetrlck, chief editor; R.Fv.5 Ash.
craft. door keeper. There Sare sew.
erai good literary workers in the com.
munlty. and the prospects are bright
for good social, as well las educa.
tional organization. There lis a good
,Rrograme for Friday night. Come
and spend an. hour with us. E
John Hessfwas IN Shinnston, on bust.
ness Saturday. k}.. y
/ Ray Ashcratt, was at: Fairmont Sat.
urday. a III n IL MI I.
Jesse Wood spent last Saturday and
Sunday In Salem, visiting friends. (.
Several of the young people attend.
ed the reception given at the Normal
Saturday night. A good time was re.
ported. r. i..5 y
(: An lrishmnn,f dangerously hurt by
a falling brick, was groaning and ours.
ing on hospital cot. A missionary
Inclined nurse, affected by the con-
IT, =
slant sulphurous ordinations emit:
ted by him: approached, and. after ar:
ranging his pillow gsaid: "My good
man, do you believe in such a place
as hell?"4 "Dlyllra bit do II" exclalm.
ed he: "Buts'.sthoughtfully,: I'd hate
to go there. ,sa 8 j,7s1, ti.,s isss.., \
Maybe Cook Id Sdlseoyersthe North
Pole after. all. 4 I
\ Our; new mail carrier, Mr.kdrus
Messenger, Is OF duty now, nursing
hissbad colby 5s !S5y 4; n
lfSln behalf OF the TeyerbaugbS CORE.
spondent's curiosity, will say that our
Bible is SO worn by constant reading,
that we got the commandments "a lit
tie linked. We referred to theEEhird.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
DEAVDR5cON NJ
WILL MEET ATsoMo RGANToWN>
FOR TWO DAYs'iG SESSION
+ MUCH WoRk VT SBE ACCOM-.
PLlsHED. "a *. rt{d ei;,

The Grafton District Christian En-.
dcayor convention will convene at
'Morgantown on next Monday and con.
tinue for two days session.. FAIR
mont will be represented at this con.
yention by several delegates. Mr.
Frank Evan, OF the Christian Endcav.
or Society OF the Presbyterian church,
lis the vice president Of the assocla-
tlon and will attend the meetings. Il
The meetings will be held in the
Baptist Church at .Morgantown and
an excellent programme has been ar
ranged for, the convention. 4.
F.On Monday evening Mrs. Karl Leh.
mann will deliver an address on "Our
Christian, Endeayor Pledge, and How
to Keep it, She will be followed by
Mr.StKarl5 lehman who will{fspeak
upon the subject "our Advance, for.
the Year This session win be fol
loved by a reception. u:
Che Tuesday mornlng session CON
slsts Or workers conference con-
dpcted BY Mr.. Lehman aid addresses
Will sbe given as follows Individual
Opportunities Of citizenship by w.
81 John; Missions asa World Force;
BY Mrs. W. s. Mayors, Fairmont, and
Committees and Their Work." by
Karl Lehman. A business session
and roll call OF societies will also be
features OF this session. I; IA : Z q
Tuesday afternoon will me marked
by Junior Rally conducted by Mr..
Lehman and addresses. Atlantic
City In 1911. by Rev. Aubrey Hess
and Loyal Endeayorers by DR.. Jas.
II. CLARK. s.
sThe evening session on Tuesday wlll!
close the onterenc &c. An I'D resst@ will
55tbe dellyered int this session sby Rev.
Hess and AM address,, Word Wide
Christi ian ;Eadeay or by M: shmaaa.
VIII close the cony entlon. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

Well, what's good wor sore eyes any
way? va 5siig1 '5yO 8 az: XII
The westerly winds have certainly
gone on rampage in the last few
days. tll 80, x NJ, Il .$t,.,
Several haystacks have been
blown over and every one who has
fodder out has lost most Of the blades
and several stalks have been blown
out Of the fields. Sunday night was
very windy, blowing the feathers Off
chickens that CHANGED 10 be roasting
out, and all the galvanlzing of the
telephone wires. q
Saturday was a fine day for fox
hunting. Several OF the boys were out
aud Reynard was very nearly corner.
cd. q hi t,5{ !, ( =.
Mr., F. NJ. Billingslea is suffering
with the common complaint, pink eye,
at this writing. X. a
Lloyd Tetrick was visiting friends
at Montana Mines Saturday and Sun.
, day. III (, II
misses Lucia and saIlie ,Tetrlck
were visiting atlJ. ]. Tetrlck's, Sunday,
Misses Bernlce and Beatrice Hetiln
were calling at the home Of Marion
Stevens Sunday. #f33t
Mr.. Thos. Shook was at home from,
Haywood where. he is working, satur.
day and Sunday. ig., 1. /.
2. N, Merrlaeld lost a valuable COW
last week.
MRS. Ella Parks, Of Big run, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Stevens, Monday. "A
Mac Merrineld was at Fatrmont Sat.
urday. Al
4, Lawrence Sandy, Of Worthington,
was visiting on the Hill Sunday.
Darrell Tetrick was calling at M. E.
Stevens Sunday. II + !, (
Miss Blanche Billingslea was call
Ing at j. Tetrick's Sunday. tss 81
Literary was organized on The Hrii
Friday night. The blowing ofIleersj
were chosen n sturm. Spresid e1t;8
t " sc,S Merrlaeld, vice ptesid dent; Rose
SMerfiae lds seete Geofgias Blllingss
|i ss tyillc sterrill sld; chbs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
AgcIarksbura Event.

N, Mrs. Albert Warren Rapp enter.
tlainn,ed.the Five Table Card Club this
afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock in her
home ion West Pike street, having. as
her honor guest her sister, Mrs. Mel.
Vile $. Jarvis, of New York. who will
sreturnr home this sevening, accompa,
MED by Miss Susie Maxwell. At%3
O'clock refreshments were served. in
The dining room, and later progressive
3eachre was played at FIVE tables. -
sClarksburg Telegram. ,35a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
n |||VI|I|l|A||NT..VI|lIA|N1|''[|:.D||j'.......
]. HERE CAUGHT.
CONSTABLE JOHN WALKER
!. WENT q y. I, TO SMOKY CITY FOR RE.
PORTED HORSE THIEF THAT is
BEING HELD THERE.

Justice E. S.sAmos had ashurry5call
sent In to his residence this morning
to come toghis Office. Is II
It was Constable John s. Walker on
the transmitting end OF the wire.
The constable had Just received a
message from Pittsburg that Thomas
Finnerty. the man that is wanted here
for stealing Sam Huffman. docked.tail
horse on the 18th OF last August, was
arrested In the Smoky City last night
and was there awaiting the action Of
the officers here Constable Walker
had Justice Amos to come TO his office
SO that the officer could leave this city
for Plttsburg on the q O'clock train.
He made the train. 4
Constable Walker went after Fin.
nerty once before but he escaped by.
leaving the Pennsylvania city on 4
coal lefet that went down the Ohio,
thence down the Mississippi TO the
Gulf. Finnerty returned to the Smoky
City last night and a Baltimore G Ohio
detective there that knew Finnerty.
and also knew that he was wanted
here, locked him up.
Finnerty It Is claimed. stole the
horse from Huffman's stable on the
above named date and from this city
he went to Pennington by way Of Bar.
rackvllle. He crossed over the line
Into Pennsylvania and disposed Of the
horse near Waynesburg. Il
Huffman found the way that he had
travelled and followed him, recovering
the stolen horse. "!
The officers will bring Finnerty here
II he does not demand extraditlonS pa.
pers. ;ys3
Subscribe stoS the West virglnian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
a! Household Shower.

1, i MT and Mrs. Lawrence HIgsin:
ibootham, whose marriage was a recent
event were given a household shower
lest Elal' evening aat their home jefferson
street. The event was arranged { by
the Baracea and Philathea classes Of
the ~ First; Baptist Sunday School. Mrs.
iH5sisginIbotham was formerly Miss
Mona Lynch, Of Evansville. x X;