Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

The Missionary circle OF Zion Bap
tist church will hold their quarterly
meeting at the church, Twentieth and
Arapahoe streets, Sunday evening
April Both, 1911, at 8 o'clock. Bring
your friends.
PROGRAM.
Song, Far, Far Away" by choir.
Scripture Lesson, Miss Katie Otis.
Prayer, Mrs. Agnes Lewis.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Evelyn Andrews.
Recitation, Miss Darlene Reese.
Instrumental Solo, Miss Ona Warfield
Paper, selected, Mrs. Mae Hinkle.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Lillian Jones.
Dialogue, Some of the Wonderful
Things Being Done"
Vocal Solo, Miss Pauline Holmes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dixon, president.
THE LADIES w1N-All hearts will
give the palm to Columbine Court, l.
o. o. C. at their May entertainment at
Dania hall May 90; 25c to get in. You
won't want to leave. "a
by Miss Beatrice Lewis Of 233e Gilpin
street. Satisfaction assured.
mISS Eva SdItCi siidS oPSuSo 'Si
dressniaking parIors at 2347 Arapahoe
street. Phone Main 1925. She will
be glad to see old and new customers.
We all love the old songs our moth
ers used to sing. They will be sung
by the best talent in the city Monday,
April "a, at Central.
Mr. Thompson of St. Louis. who has
been ill at the Hotel Abyssinia. has
recovered and returned to his home.
Registered at Hotel Abyssinia:
Miss Mary Smith, S. B. Corbin, ]. M,
Collins, G. o. Duncan, A. T. Sloan, A.
w Wilson, ]. N. Washington, G. w.
Wagner, B. P. Talbert, ]. Liddleton,
R. H. Maddox, Chicago; VIM. Easley,
F. H. Burnett, Kansas City; Mr..
Thompson, Mr.. Collier. st. Louis; j..
H. Robinson, ST. Joseph; A. c. Rob
inson, New York; Miss Mary Turner,
Littleton; Mr.. Lewis, Boulder; Mr..
Cretill and wife, Guthrie, Okla; j. -.
Harkless and wife.
Mr. and Mrs James Mackey an
nounce the engagement OF their eld-
est daughter. Inez Ulrica. to Henry
James Harris of Brooklyn. The mar
riage will take place in San Diego,
Calf, the latter part of June.
Mrs. Cora Holland of Kansas City is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Allie Spencer,
of 2S19 California street.
You have all heard little Miss Wv
ian Jones sing, but she will sing her
v,rtl ut
Central as one of the chilluns in the
old folks concert.
On Easter Sunday Mr.. and Mrss-Ar-
ME Bledsoe very Hospitality enter
tanned at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Porter,
Mrs. Edward Payne was associated
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bledose in enter
tanning.
Keep off of Monday night, May l.
May Pole Plating and Concert will be
given by Bethlehem Baptist Sunday
school, under the management of
Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, for the benefit OF
the church rally.
The pupils of Miss B. Thrashley. as
ent, will give a recital at Zion Baptist
church Thursday, April 27. at $3.50.
No admission.
W. c. Proctor of Colorado Springs
has been spending a vacation in the
city
After having one of the most severe
nr c
in his office, having spent several
days in the small pox hospital. The
doctor says he is little disfigured
but still in the ring. Z During his i'll
ness many of his patients who could
await his recovery simply notified his
Office of their desire, SO that now he
is more than ordinarily busy. He says
of the hospital that the surroundings
are pleasant and the treatment effect
i've, SO that except for the isolation, it
is just like big holiday.
There is some rivalry among organ
izations to see who can make the best
showing at the May Carnival and
Vaudeville at East Turner hall May
4, when the proceeds will be given to
the consumptives' home.
| Leading features of the old folks
concert given at Central Baptis
church Monday evening, April "a, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayback Jackson, Misi
latte Snowden and j. ]. Jackson.
The pool room of Pinn and WaltoI
at 2342 Larimer street is now pos
sessed OF new tables, the old onel
ha~ing been replaced. The chang
comes opportunely, as work is pick
ing up so that leisure will mean mor'
to the men. ,@