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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-10
MizQdi,S Note Book.
Club Directory.

Miss Addie L. Allison, 2015 Jefferson
ST., Secretary.
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, s-11 p. m.
Nashville League on Condition Among
Negroes.
Prof Geo. E. Haynes, Fisk University,
President.
Prof I. B. Hardiman 9O5 Seventh ave
nue. South, Secretary.
Nee S 2nd Thursday, As p. m.
Non ParieI Art Club.
Mrs C. V. Roman, 100 Fourteenth ave
nue. North. President.
Mrs Glib TT White, 8 Garden st., Sec
rotary.
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 3-5 p. m.
Original Greenwood Social.
Miss Mabel Smith, 1115 Cedar St., PresI-
dent.
Miss Frankie Trammell, 1915 Cedar st.,
Secretary.
Meets End and 4th Thursdays, 8 :SO-11
p. m.
Phyllis WheatIey.
Mrs. G. L. Jackson, 7O7 Lea avenue,
President.
Mrs, ]. H. Hale, $50 wetmore ST.,
Meets last Thursday, S-5 p. m.
w. &. p. C.
Mr.. Leslie Rowen, pa Eighth st., Presl
dent.
Miss Eudora McCleland, 1906 Heffernan
ST., Secretary.
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays s-11 p. M
Y. M. L. C.
Mr.. J. L. Leach, Meharry Medical Col
lege, President, pro ten.
H. Jordan Stockard, 1916 State St.
Secretary
Meets every Monday, S-11 p. m.
This is the Directory of the Standard
Clubs of Nashville, to which visitors to the
city are cordially invited upon proper mott
ication of either President or Secretary.
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Algonquin.
Mr.. D. Wesley Crutcher, 1910 Phillips
Mr.. Sam L. Carter, 71S Gay ST., Sec
rotary.
Day Home Club.
Mrs. B. Scott, 125 Fourteenth ave-
nue., North, President.
Mrs. W. Boyer, 1915 10. Johnston,
Secretary.
Meets LIST Wednesday, 3-5 p. m.
Eagle Club c. of c.
Mr. T. B. Cohen, 72O Smiley ST., Presi-
Miss Lottie Johnson, 218 North Eighth
Meetings subject to call of President, Z
8 p. m.
East Nashville Dramatic.
Mrs. A. M. Townsend, GA Webster st.,
President. -.
Meetings subject to call of President.
Employee Mutual Benefit.
Mr.. Lafayette Moore, 11O9 Clinton st.
Mrs Robt. L. Miller, OPT Jackson St.,
Secretary.
Meets every Monday, $40 p m.
Hubbard Hospital.
Dr. Josie E. Wells, 1908 Second avenue
South, President.
Mrs ]. H. Hale $3.50 wetmOre ST., Sec
retary.
Meets LIST and Bird Mondays, 4-6 p. m
Friday Review Club.
Mrs John Cunningham, 905 Jackson St
President.
Miss Maggie Mayberry, Eighth avenue
near Cedar, Secretary.
Meets LIST and Bird Fridays, 3 1905 p. m
Lorraine Social Club.
Mr.. Jesse ]. Smith, 42s Quarry St.
President
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Bass, John Thomas, Claude Herbert.
Mr.. Jones presided at the piano.
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Mohlcans.
The regular meeting of the Mohican
Club was held Thursday evening, May
9Th, at the residence of Mr.. G. T. Har-
we'll A number of the members were
present and took an active part in
the program, which made the discus
sion quite interesting. These young
men have made rapid strides along
literary lines since the organization
of this club, and should have the
hearty cooperation of the men of our
race.
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II. c. M.,s EntertaIned.

H. T. G. MS Entertained.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was the H. 7.
G. M. party at the home of Miss Lillian
Bright Misses Bright and Blanche
Randals being hostesses. This was
the last regular club party for the
season, and each guest seemed to
have anticipated a fit ending for a
club year so brilliantly begun by
Misses Caruthers and Hunter in Oc-
tober. Each hostess kept the pace set
and this last party closes a series OF
which the club may rightly feel proud.
The beautifully lighted rooms were ar
tistically decorated. Carefully select
ed flowers lent their fragrance to
scene already beautiful The feature
of amusement was "a Love Romance
told by filing blanks with abbrevia-
tions of States. Mrs. H. A. Cameron
won the first prize on cut with Miss
es Hunter and Moore, which was a
book on Friendship. The BOBBY prize
Millet's Cleaner, fell to Mr.. M. e.
Jackson. A dainty two-course menu
was served. The ice course was es-
pecially beautiful, being delicious
peaches with stem and leaf. Souve'
Mrs of hand-painted cards in the club
colors were given the guests and all
departed elated over having been pres
ent. The guests of the club were
Mrs. H. A. Cameron, Dr. Emery Jones
w. D. London, G. H. Kelly, M. E. Jack
son, B. R. Murrell, B. T. Washington
Jr., and Thomas Stocked.
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Bride and Groom Honorees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Upshaw, who
we're recently married, were delight
fully entertained by the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, T. d. Upshaw, with
a brilliant reception. Many useful,
beautiful and costly presents were re
ceived by the happy couple. Several
games and solos by Misses Mamie M.
Rhodes, Bobbie NJ and Iva d. Wyatt
AIDE most pleasant evening for the
assembled guests, which included
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LADIES' PATENT PUMPS
AND BUTTON OXFORDS
are always good and always ready
$3.50 and SO.
j. S. HOPKINS SHOE co.
On the Square.
On the SQUARE

ence of number Of out-oftown guests
in the persons of Mrs. N. E. White
man, President of the State Fedora
ton, Mrs. Joseph E. Smith. President
Of Woman's Missionary Union, Mes
danes H. d. Alexander and w. H.
Singleton. of Chattanooga, Boykin and
Miller, of Knoxville, and Miss Wilson,
of Louisville, Ky. Each guest was
ca led upon for a brief speech and
each responded in a happy tone. Mrs.
Whitelnan made the longest speech,
She informed the club that Memphis
was expecting to entertain the State
Federation of Clubs in July, and hopes
that as many clubs would be repre-
sented as possible.
The hostess served refreshments in
the dining-room. A sum of $40 was
collected from dues, entertainments
and other sources.
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs L. ]. Harlin, Maury street, the
last Thursday in May.
Leaves for Chicago.
Mrs. Annie Pendleton of SIG Quar-
ry street, left the city Wednesday
night for Chicago. Mrs. Pendleton,
who is one of the staunch members
of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, will be
greatly missed by her many friends
and workers in the Masters vineyard.
For the past fifteen years she has
been spending her summers in Chi
cago, where she enjoys better health;
so she goes this summer with the best
wishes of host of friends.
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Wednesday Evening Pit Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Baker were
host and hostess of the Wednesday
Evening Pit Club last Wednesday
evening, May 8, at their cozy little
home ON Sixth street. After the
transaction of business, the hours
were spent in various games. Little
Misses Matte Mai and Phinetta as
sisted the hostess in receiving, AS
each guest arrived, they were served
punch. After many hours of pleas
ure, the hostess served a delicious
two-course menu. Those present to
enjoy the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aus
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Eason, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Owen, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Thorn. The guests of the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. Guild, and
Misses Josie Woods and Mamie
Guild.
The club adjourned to meet May
18th with MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Eason
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Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Moore Enter
Hearts of Men" at the Majestic


Theatre.
Hearts of Men" at the Majestic
Theatre April 1927, with a special
matinee Saturday was quite society
event The drama was pulled off by
the Swastika Club and was the first
effort of the club. The cast of char
acters follows:
Dora Osgood 49,. Miss Ruth Crockett
Afterward known as Miss Warrington
Gordon Hope. .......L. w. st. Clair
known as Bob Mason.
Kirk Brandon. 49,. Andrew Allison
A poet and planter, who has as
sumed the name of Ralph cambridge.
Hiram Goodwin. .......U, S. Garnes
An old musician
Lee Waldron. Thomas w. Anderson
BrandCn's cousin, consumate william
Murdoch ......... Quintard G. Miller
A quadroon
Jed Grafton go. Elmer D. Winston
A fisherman
Martha Wells. Miss Vashti Caldwell
Goodwin's sister
Bella ......... Miss Mariea Coombs
Murdock's sister
Ralph cambridge .... E. L Fearn
A Southern gentleman
Major Bragg .... Elmer D. Winston
An old gold-hunter now sheriff of
Savannah.
Henry Osgood ,......... Mr.. Payton
Dora's father
nh ~, NJ ,rroe fC,. tbo hon.
/ eft of Fisk University and the Holy
Trinity Church All the characters
showed remarkable worth. Miss
Mariea Coombs, as Bella, displayed
rare ability Miss Ruth Crockett, as
Dora Osgood, pleased the audience
Quintard G.. Miller, as Murdoch, was
especially fine. Miss Vashti Cald-
well played the eccentric old maidish
sister to perfection. On the whole
all of the characters deserve mention
The club will go to Franklin and
Columbia at an early date.
So
Personal Mention,
Bishop Scott left Nashville April
! oath. at 3 a. M, to attend the Bishops
Meeting at Lincoln, Nebraska. From
there he went directly to the M. E
Conference at Minneapolis, MINI. AT
ter the Conference he is expected
home.
Prof. and Mrs. Haynes Entertain.
Prof. and Mrs Haynes delightfully."-
entertained a number Of the delegates
who were here attending the Tennes
see Conference of Congregational
Churches. Seated at the tab. were:
Rev. and Mrs ]. E. Smith, of Chatta
nooga; Rev. Scott and son, of Mem
phis; Mesdames w. H. Singleton, H
Mastershrdlu cmfwyp cmfwphys rm
D. Alexander, of Chattanooga, and
Master A. M. Townsend,
Phyllis WheatIey Club.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club held its
regular monthly meeting April 25th
at 3 o'clock, with Mrs, Phil. Douglass
The club was opened in its regular
form. Mrs. G. L. Jackson presiding
A number of members were present
The club was graced with the pres
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Lille Davis, Bessie Ferguson, Lillian
Scott, Willie M. Hodge, Amy Billips,
Messrs. Johnnie Willis, Lester Light
foot, Lucius Webb, Jerry Weems, Err
nest Satterfield, Horace Ferguson,
Pearl Jarman, Owen Billips, Edward
Davis, James Jarman, Hoyt Cooper,
Charles Kirkpatrick, Joseph Jarman,
Caesar Haynes, Charles Willis Arm
strong, Edgar Johns.
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fifty persons present besides the hon
orees and family.
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Enjoyable Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Washington, of
North Seventh street, entertained Sun
day, May 5, in honor Of Mrs Harriet
Battle, mother of Mrs. Washington
Beautiful decorations of ferns and cut
flowers adorned the dining-room,
where a tempting menu of several
courses was served. The guests m
clouded the ladies of Mrs. Battles cir
Gle, all of whom are widows, and they
state that they enjoyed themselves
immensely. The following were pres
ent: Mesdames Dilsy Campbell, Fannie
McFerrin, Myria Fryer, Maggie
Brown, Amanda Collins and Mr. An
dus Young.
Informal Afternoon Affair.
Miss Ella Wilson entertained Tues
day afternoon a few friends at the
home of her brother-in-law, and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. King, of Scovel
street The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in music and games. Solos were
rendered by Misses Sadie Wilson and
Satie Williams. A dainty ice-course
was served at twilight Misses Satie
Williams, Murfreesboro Bessie Pacey,
Mamie Brooks, Bennetta Foston, Sa-
die wilson, Ella Wilson and Mr.. Oil
yer Hambrick composed the jolly
party.
Mystic Success Club,
The members of the Mystic Success
Club No were the guests Wednes-
day evening, May 1, of Miss Myrtle
Owens, of Jackson street Dancing
and singing were INDUCED in until a
late hour, when cake and ices were
served. Those present we're Misses
fora Blakemore, Estella Tomplison,
Mamie LeLonard, Emma Ferguson,
Mrs. Katie Polk McGavock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clendilling, Messrs.
charlie Keeble, Culpepper, Haiston
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Mohicans.
NonparelI Art Club.

Mrs. C. c. Boyer, of 10 Johnston av-
enue, entertained the Nonpareil Art
Club on April 30. Flower-making was
the order of the evening. Mrs. M. E.
Bryant was the recipient of pretty
white crocheted rose made by Mes
danes w. A. Reed and c. G.. Boyer.
After an hours work refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. T. w. Hightower, of
Lewis street
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mis- SHOE STORE

THIS SHOE STORE
offers its patrons the most seasonable
shoes and slippers of every kind, and
remember our shoes don't cost you a
fortune.
J. S. HOPKINS SHOE co.
On the Square.
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swastika Club Entertained.

SWastIka Club Entertained.
The Swastika Dramatic Club was de-
lightfully entertained Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. L..
Miller, on Jefferson street. The par
lors were artistically decorated in the
club colors, gold and white, and snow
balls. Games and dancing were par
ticipated in in the early hours. A
menu of two courses was served at
the card tables. Besides the members
of the club, the guest list included
Misses Eddie Franklin, Mary Ste
phens, Clara Lowe, FuNchia Miller,
Mesdames w. H. McGavock, U. s.
Garnes, Messrs. Moore, Wilson and
Thompson.
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Cottage Entertainment.

The Cottage Entertainment given at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Williams
on Ewing avenue last Monday night,
was a very pleasant. affair. A neat
sum was raised for the benefit of the
church
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Wednesday evening PIt club.

The Wednesday Evening Pit Club
was delightfully."- entertained Wednes-
day, May l, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs William Austin, Jackson street.
The reception rooms were artistically
decorated with purple and white fleur-
de-lis, and the merry chatter of guests
made the hours pass very pleasantly.
Whist and pit were enjoyed through
out the evening, after which the host
ess served a delectable salad and ice
course. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Phin.
cas- Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thorn, Mrs. Mary Fall and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Austin. The club adjourned
to meet May s, with Mr.. and Mrs
Phineas Baker.
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Friday Review Club.


Friday Review Club.
Mrs. L. D. Bumbrey and Miss Mag
gle Mayberry entertained the. club
Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. ]. G. Fields, on Jefferson street.
The president, Mrs. Cunningham, pre-
sided. The opening song was led by
Mrs. Thompson and prayer was Of
fered by Miss Mayberry. Roll was
then called each member responding
with quotation. The following mem
bers were present: Mesdames Jno.
Cunningham, Albert Watkins, L. D.
Bumbrey, j. G. Fields, H. d. York, D.
A. Hart, ]. w. Russell, Alex. Thomp-
son, Bunch Brown, Upshaw and Miss
es Maggie and Gertrude Mayberry
An instrumental solo by Mrs. j. w
Russell and paper by Mrs. Jno. Gun.
bingham were pleasing features of the
evening. The guests were Mrs. |. H.
Moore and Mrs. T. Clay Moore. Mrs
T. Cay Moore addressed the club in
most delightful manner. After all
business had been transacted the host
esses in their most gracious and
charming manner invited the guests
and members into the beautiful din
ing-room, where a delicious and tooth.
some two-course menu was served and
the club adjourned to meet with Mrs
Albert Watkins, of Jefferson street
4 4
The Willing Workers Club.
The Willing Workers Club of the
Church of God met at Old st, Johr
Church, Eighth Ave, North, Tuesday
night, April 30, 1912. The meeting
was called to order by the president
Edith Campbell. Prayer was Offered
by j. o. Miller. Scripture lesson reat
by Rev. A. w. Thompson, 1 Cor. Thir
ty members responded to the rol
call with verses containing the wore
water" The members expressed
their great zeal to work in order t.
raise fifty dollars in May to help fnist
building the church on Highland anC
Fourth avenue, South. The Club ad
journed to meet at Old st. John MAY
l. at p. m.
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Non ParieI Art Club.
Mrs. Gilbert White entertained the
Nonpariel Art Club Thursday, April
8, at her residence. The meeting wa;
presided over by the president. Mrs
G. V. Roman. Work on rose-makinl
was taken up. After an hour of worl
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments The neat meeting will be hell
with Mrs. G. c. Boyer, of 10 Johnston
avenue. Mrs c. c. Cannon, the clul
guest, made a nice talk.
#&%
Two O'Clock Dinner.
An elaborate and pleasing event o
Monday, May 6, was the two o'clocl
dinner given by Mrs. Sing Robb, O.
1918 Fourth avenue, North. The din
ner consisted of the many delicacies
of the season and was served il
courses. The honorees of the occa
sion were Mrs. Edna Scott and Mis-!
Hattie Spurlock
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Daughter Honored.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Billips, of 1915
Cedar street, entertained at their res
idence in honor of their daughter
Alice Louise Tuesday evening, Apri
80 Fruits and dainty ices were served
Mrs. Sadie MCGUIRE assisted in receiv
ing. The guests of the evening were
Misses Benella and Mary Fisher, Nan
ME M. Rhooes, Gertrude Woodroof
Sadie Watkins, Mamie NJ Brooks
Annie M. Christman Alberta Johns
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Recention.

neCeptlOH.
The Union Congregational Church
of Fisk University gave a reception
in honor of the delegates to the Con
ference and it's guests at Carnegie
Library Saturday evening from z to
IL p. m. There were about $50 or
more guests in attendance. Cake
and cream were dispensed and an en-
joyable evening was passed.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Moore Entertain.
Last Friday afternoon Rev. and Mrs.
G.. w. Moore served a tempting din.
ner to Mrs w. H. Singleton, of Chat
tanooga, Mrs. H. D. Alexander, of
Chattanooga, Rev. Harris, of Louis
vile, and Mrs. N. E. Whiteman, of
Memphis. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent.
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MORE WHITE SHOES

MORE WHITE SHOES
this season than ever before. We
have big stock to pick from. Ladies
come while picking is good.
]. S. HOPKINS SHOE co.
On the Square.
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Twentieth Century Embroidery Club.
The Twentieth Century Embroidery
Club met with Mrs. r. A. Shell at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Hawkins, First
avenue, South, Thursday afternoon,
April 25 The club was called to or
der by Mrs. Hardiman. Each men,
Der responded to roll call with a quo
tation. One hour was given to en-
broidery work. The guests of the
club were Mesdames T. H. Elliott, l..
B. Scott, Hawkins and DIR. Josie E.
Wells. Bncoura ging words were given
by the visitors. A dainty two-course
menu was served. The club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. w. B. Ward, of
State street, on Thursday, May 8.
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Guests Entertained.

Guests Entertained.
Dr. Homer W. Jones, a recent grad
uate of Meharry, and Miss Martha
Faulkner, who have been the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Blakemore, on
the Whites Creek pike, were highly
entertained by their host and hostess.
Those present at the affair were DR..
H. w. Jones, Miss Faulkner, Mrs. Gil
gan, Miss Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
more and Master Thomas Blakemore
Smith-Crockett.
Mr. Harvey Smith, Of Atlanta, Ga.
and Miss Sheulah Crockett, of Nc
Minnyille, Tenn, were quietly mar
ried last Thursday evening, May End
at the residence of the brides uncle
and aunt, Mr., and Mrs. Mark Parker
rs Gay street. A few friends were
present and after the ceremony three
courses were served and a most de
| lightful evening was spent.
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OUR SPRING SHOES
are made to fit the feet of the young
miss. Bring her to be fitted and do
away with shoe troubles
J. S. HOPKINS SHOE co.
On the Square.
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Smith-Crockett.
BOYS

youths and little mems button and
blucher oxfords for dress up, So and
$3.50.
J. S. HOPKINS SHOE co.
On the Square.
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Phyllis WheatIey Club.

The Phyllis Wheatley Club held its
regular monthly meeting April 25th
at 8 o'clock. with Mrs Phil Douglass
The club was opened in its regular
form. Mrs. G. L. Jackson presiding
A number of members were present
The club was graced with the pres
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Personal Mention.
Bishop Scott left Nashville Apri
oath, at 8 a. M, to attend the Bishops
Meeting at Lincoln, Nebraska. Fror
there he went directly to the M. +
Conference at Minneapolis, MINI. Al
ter the Conference he is expecte
home.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-11
Daddy's Bedtime
r. On Wash Day
MAN, The Fnsky Sheep
~ All Ran Away

~ vELYN had been saying her favorite nursery rime-t HI n about little
Boy Blue.
Jack helped Evelyn ut by showing how the little boy blew his
Boys don't have to mind the sheep in the country nowadays daddy told
them. "sheep dogs have been found a good deal more useful
Last week ! Eent out to visit a a farm where there is a large flock OF
beautiful white shtA~
Every spring the sheep are washed vey carefully in the brook.
"Bobbie, the big collie who helps mind the sheep, then Is quite busy keep
ing his stupid sheep in order
"There is oe old ran who loves to get hsc companions into mischief.
"This big raj which is named sammie, was the last to be washed this
year.
"Tt was all very we'll as long as sammte a not with the flock, but when
ferent matter
sheep were perfectly safe and went off to look after something else.
"Bobbie was not so well satisfied. He knew Sammie,a and he hung about
the field to keep n eye on him..
"Sammie kept rushing up and down, baaing angrNy. The other sheep put
their heads first to n side, then to the other, as if listening to what lie had
to say. Some Of them would meekly baa a n answer.
"At last Sammie seemed to have made up his mind to do something des-
perate. Putting down his head, he rushed fercey at the fence.
"A ran has a strong head, and sammie had found the very weakest place
to hit the fence Time after time he struck the frn wood until it gave way,
and then he darted out, followed by III the other sheep.
Through bushes, up dusty banks, went the flock, eve paying n atten-
ton to the barking of the dog, who wished to get them back in the field Soon
their nice clean wool was full of brers and covered with dust Sammie ws
indignant He knew all those sheep would have to be washed over again,
making him more trouble.
Robbie at last made VI his mind If he stopped the sheep from running
away Sammte was the he had to deal with Would you believe II, by
worrying and chasing Sammte he got the flock back to the road and headed rr
home just as the farmer found out they we're missing and, guided by the dogs
barking. hurried to help"