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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Won1en's Organizations

Wednesday at u o'clock in the din
ing room OF the First Presbyterian
church the members OF the Women
club will have a birthday anniversary
luncheon At o'clock at the club
rooms there will be a program given
entirely of original work The wives
and daughters Of the cattllemlen Will
be guests OF honor al O'CLOCK FOL
lowing is the program TO be given;
Piano, Caprice Francis L Moore.
POem-8Irs. ". C. Davis.
Story-AIrs- Mary Elweu.
Song, Springtime words ana
Mrs Ray X. Smith
Poem-Mrs. T ". Nealon.
Influence of Music in the Home
Mrs. Sievers-
Violin, Autumn LeaVes'-Mrs- Y. L.
Poem-sIrs. Alice Thompson.
Story-AIrs. Nealon-
Song "a a Dream" Cwritten by
Gertrude Ellis. Cb) Reciprocity
Emusic by Francis MOore); sung by
Miss Gertrude Ellis.
Monday afternoon the Rebecca Stod-
dart chapter of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. E c. French.
As Texas Independence day was sat
urday March 2, the Daughters cele-
brated it in their program on Non
day. It was as follows:
Talk. Texas Under Six Flass-hiss
1Iyra Prater.
Reading. That Old Sweetheart OF
Mine" Cby James WhitcOmb Rney)-
Mrs Harold Christie.
Reading-AGrs. Bartlett.
After the program refreshments Of
a salad course were served
The hOstesses for the afternoon
were: Mesdames J. W. Pettus. Lee
Orndorff, T. c. Earle. Misses Gertrude !
Higgins and Lille Cole.
The directors Of the Woman's club
met this morning IN the club rooms,
when important business was trans
acted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Refuse To
Divulge Secret
Mrs. Pruitt Attributes Her
Suffering in Later Life to
the Fact That She Kept
Her Condition Secret
When a Young Girl.

Hickory Grove. s. CT was in bad
health before I married" writes Mrs
Mary Pruitt. OF this place. but kept
it a secret as most young girls do. 7
am sure II I had taken Carduf. the
wOnan's tonic, when I was young. I
would not have gone through seven
years OF suffering.
Soon after I was married. the trou-
bic became so severe. 7 was forced to
seek relief I tried every doctor I
saw, ano five different doctors in one
town. Thew claimed they could cure
me, but all failed, and we decided that
would never be well I had such
aching and drawing pains in my back.
legs. sides and head. that I would CIV
and scream. and tell my husband that
I was going to die.
Finally. one day. he read in the La
dies Birthday Almanac about CarduL
the woman's tonic, and got a bottle
for me. After taking the first dose. 7
felt better. and after using one bottle
I never did have any more pain.
L relieved me at once.
I can never praise Cardui enough
Cardui has been found to relieve
wOmen's pains and strengthen wom-
ems weakness.
It has stood the test OF time. Try it.
\. B.-Write tOs Ladies' ADVISOR
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanooga. Tenn, for Special INSTRUCTIONS.
and 64-page book. Home Trsatrs-t
for Women" sent IN plain wrapper. on
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

burg. n N. is in FL Paso on bust
Mark Ford. general agent Of the
BurAngton railroad at Dallas, Is in
K w sh5edd. Of Oklahoma city. Is In
few days .
S. N. Gaines. who has been in Ell
Faso the past week. left Monday For
his home in Fort Worth.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Diekey have as
thelI guest Miss Jessie Moses, OF Ed
monston' Alberta Canada.
Miss Marian Campbell has left for
a visit with friends in Tucson. Ark
Miss Grace Stewart. OF Fl Davis
1eNas' VINO has been visiting Miss
Theo Patterson. left the first Of ne
week for her hons.
Among the many guests here n at
tend the Cattlemen's Convention are.
T. 4 6ranard, OF Canadian. Texas: y.
= fauI. or Amarillo, Texas: J. o.
2 2s,l- VI Suina' Texas; j. p. Stone, OF
l SIanca' o. Vanquellin. Of TT. Worth
Texas; i. Stennet, of Amarillo: ]. J.
KENNEDY and Q. f. Nations, OF Wilcox. /
1 AZ. " ID Nelson, OF FIT Madison,
3: slaughter OF Dalhart; J.. G. Brite,
or NARA; ]. II. Jones OF Canadian;
W =. Mead. OF San Antonio, and ".
B. patterson, OF Amarillo.
CHARLES Chaffee, OF the Agricultural
coIlege at Aesilla Park. n. NJ. spent
Satufaay and Sunday with his mother |
MIS- Emma Chaffee at the Plaza hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Simple Home Remedy
for Wrinkled Faces
(From Popular Monthly

Thousands are spending fortunes IN
premature age from their faces Srcb
women willingly pay almost any
amount OF money for worthless .vvrIr-
kle remOvers, OF which there are
many.
fective remedy imaginable Is a sinn7e
harmless face wash which can ba
made up at home IN less than a min
ute. They have only to get an oTDcs
OF powdered saxOlte and half a pint
mix the two. Apply this daily ss i
refreshing lotion. The effect "a AZ
most magical Even after the fi~-+
treatment marked improvement -
noticed and the face has a snug, firm
feeling that Is most pleasing. - "A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

A party was given BY the san Jacinto
basket ball girls Friday night at ths
school Many games were played dur
ing the evening Refreshments OF
punch and sandwiches were served
The eighth grade OF the san Jacfnto
school held 8 meeting TO decide a name
motto and cOlors for the class organiza-
tiOn. The name chosen Is The Don't
Worry club" the motto IS "VVorlzers
not Strikers" and the colors are KINGS
blue and gold.
A party. was given Saturday night
school e. the school buildinE. Manv
games and few selections 81 music
We're heartily enjoyed by the youne
during the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Church Affairs

The Junior division Of the missionary
work OF Trinity Methodist church held
very interesting meeting sunday att
ernoon IN the church parlors. the girls
having fun charge of the program
After the regular order Of business a
beautiful exercise The Maid and the
Nitt Box" was given by eight little
girls. who were; Lucille DonOt Mar
Earet SWayer- Esther SpOhr, Amelia
Harper, Myrtle Blair, Hermine Meek,
Ruth SphOr- Little Margaret Hammel
sang a sweet Whisper Song" after
which the Mite Box Convention" was
given by Misses Adeline Borden, Lu-
ellie Ayers. Dorothy Taylor Ruby Col
lier, Hazel Spence, Helen Dupree, Cla-
rissa Wilson At the close the girls pre-
sented the boys with a bag Of marbles
as souvenirs OF the meeting
Friday evening the Epworth league
OF Trinity Methodist church held bust
ness and SOCIAL meeting in the church
parlors- After the business net
ing Harry Hnderson's resignation
as second vice president was hand
ca IN and accepted, and Robin
president was elected 70 that OF sec
ond vice president, and Harry Russ was
elected president Those present were:
4llsses Ernestine hurry. Mabel hurry.
Anna Hoffman, Ruby Mullen. Gladys
King, Margaret Henderson. Mrs. W L.
Care, Mrs. / J. Ayers, Mrs Miller;
y hurry, Dorsey Newborn, Harry Russ,
6arry Henderson, Miller, Barney
Hughes c W .WebdeH
Thursday afternoon the Sewing club
or Pnllathea class Of Trinity Methodist
enurch VIII meet with Miss Juanita
smith at her home, 1OI5 North FL Paso
The mission study class OF Trinity
1leJnodlst church viii meet Friday
at her home. 1910 Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
About Ell Pasoans

Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Spohr have sold
their home and expect TO leave Thurs
day to reside in California Their
daughters. Ruth and Esther, VIII &C
company them.
Mrs. Florence Brown. OF the Popular
Dry Goods company, IS able to be
about again after a serious illness.
Mrs. J. F. Barlow and family have
moved TO the home OF the formers
mother, 1914 Myrtle avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter ". Dent have
moved from 325 Prospect avenue to 1913
Brown street.
Mrs. Clara c. Burnside has recovered
from her recent illness and IS again at
the 7. n. c. A boarding home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Out Of Tovn Visitors

J. c. Pearson. Of sheIbyviue, Ind,
who has been here visiting his broth
er' X H. Bishop and family, left Non
day for his home
Mrs. Tom Lyons and daughter. Miss
isabelle Campbell, are in town for
Few days from silver City, n NJ.
F. F. Kirkland and William Ammer-
man have recently arrived in FL Paso
from trip to the BaIsas river in
Mexico.
F. H. Evans. a capitalist and cattle
man or Garden City, Kans., is here
attending the convention
Mrs. G. Gardner. Of Houston. Tex.
Is mere visiting her niece. Mrs J. z.
Monroe and sister Mrs. J. DOnnelly.
John Frederickson. wife and small
son. Harold, after spending a couple Of
months In FL PasO. left SATURDAY. for
their home in Denver, Colo. The little
IeuoW recently having a mild attack OF
scarlet fever is greatly improved
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. A Thompson have
returned 10 their home in Denver. Colo.
city. < 1s" mon 'ls IN this
MS. Charles L Eaker and little son,
9IlcneaI Norman, who have been visit
ing Mrs Eaker's sister Mrs. T. r Cor
don, at 304 East Rio Grande. 1eft 'T1Ies-
gay morning for their home in Clovis,
Mrs. A S. Wyckoff and daughter.
Miss Media, left Wednesday for their
nome IN MorrissOnvflle, III. While IN
~ Paso they were the guests OF Mrs
"yekOfIs sister. Mrs; E. D. Park
A B. Remick and daughter. Miss
Jewel OF Herman. n NJ, are visitors
E L Meadowcroft Of Philadelphia
is an FL PasO visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L K. Miller. Of EIe-
plant Butte are visiting friends in 81
=. F. Williams and wife, OF Casas
66ranoes' Mexico, are visitors in FL
". H, Aldridge. Of Aldridge. Texas.
came up last week TO visit his family,
VINO are visiting Mrs Aldridge's moth
er Mrs s E. WOote4;
Dr.. E. H Brick, Of Morenci Mich.
is the guest OF his sisterinIaw. Mrs.
+. H. Hines.
Mrs. Mary Lane. OF Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her brother, A
R. Coleman. left Tuesday for Les An
geles, Calf.
J. B. Moulton. Of Douglas. ARK, is IN
FL Paso on business.
]. Williams, jr. Of Detroit, is visiting
Postmaster Hawkins. Of AIamogordo,
Is spending rev days in FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs W L. Gnhuan. Of Aus
TIN Texas are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs E. R Russell.
E. D. Ruuedge, Of Dallas. Texas. IS
here on business
Bishop and Mrs. c. J. Mann. OF North /
Dakota, who have been in FL Paso for 1
the past week, left Saturday for Pc /
Miss Mabel Acxer, Of New York I
City is the guest Of Mrs. H. T. Bowie.
Mrs. Cecil Hostetter has returned to
her home. in Las Cruces. after a visit
Of several days in Fl Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Harding. Of Am
arillo, Texas. are visiting friends in
FL Paso.
Mrs d. Longuemare. OF New Next
co. is visiting Mrs c. W. Fassett.
Willard Blatchelder. Of Washington.
D. c., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Campbell for a few days. en- route
TO Manila, where he is superintendent
OF schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray, Of De-
-rOit, Mich, are visiting in FL PasO,
H B. Burgess is here from Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs Thor,as FToQan and son
spent Saturday in FL PasO. en- route TO
california. where they VIII remain
month, after whlrn they will return 10
heir home in Chicago.
DR.. C. C. Young. Belen, Texas, IS
listing in FL PasO.
W. p. Black, a merchant OF Lords
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Weddings

% u a; Scatter and Miss Lizzie Lar.
O Ds rI 6owle, Ariz- were married at The
cS1,rcfl or the First Presbyterian
C3as. Leslie Overstreestt- OS NV
III VIII spend their honeymoon in
- FaSo attending the cattlemen's
9oI, EeH. non and viii then 60 back to
Bowie 70 make their home. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Musical

The pupils OF Miss LOrena Sager
gave a musical recital last week at
CIarrlzozo, n II. Those taking part in
she program were: Misses LorenR
92-SseEs Mildred Peters, Esther Bixler,
"a Edmlston, Lorena Haley, Franklin
- ao11iS ~ r Florence Spence, Esther Sager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Ell PasOans Away

Mrs; Anna 2. Smith and children, OF
lVLS BtIoWn, left Monday evening for
9 9, ItIoutn stay on their ranch near
H. v Berrien has left for a business
TIP through New Mexico and Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Receptions

Mrs J. H. Nations viii be cat home"
on Thursday afternoon from 3 until
ocIOck IN honor Of the wives and
daughters Of the cattlemen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
An1usernents
''The Game, A Winning Play

after the Jack
vivid and Mr. Albert Taylor and his
Crawford last night
in at they have been FL Paso
Game last night the first time it
by fact the first time
United States at popular and for
the audience ebound it did the first
uighto Of the years III had York City.
of
of
beand doing necessarily shows all gnObe
noble mixture Of comedy and pathOs, laughter and
each of the three strong climax
Tathos love- and enough laughs actually delay the
progress Of the play.
story spoil Game" Briefly
politics. the life of Tim Mayo Nevada million
with gold but the end he he deserves
the fact that this isn't always the real life makes e
tive that which leaves feeling good should end thus
writings, The Came sparkes with epgam
LASH
but them have big laugh tied the end Not comedians
but the leading Mr. Albert Taylor shows
dramatic
Clothes Andrews the
h loud the He must be the advance agent Tor next
he hands the class heard IN ii
Pa excluding Push Miller Checkers Miss Melba Palmer the
leading lady POs the role of Kate Desmond most pleasing and
and Oabe the daughter
Tim Mayo and Miss Dot KaO excellent the fallen wife OF
millionaire Mayo, which calls great deal OF emotional power
Altogether @h Game" is decidedly the best seen In the :
VIII be presented tonight and tomorrow night
with and twenty matinee at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

neeon with battery It claimed that COre hyPnOtizes both his
band and his hearers There going sleep gpg
at the desk He and holds you when you
der whether you've had you
that have and Of you begin
durance Tone the wireless medium
he sends out his
obey it Just INCREASINGLY do his
phrase the he indicates
it for them It musakg entirely anything encountered
doubtful meta
pared 70 nothing for it personality power
and the personality unique
There IS about all that eatoTe does sincerity and
It
vcton that 1t stands class ITSELF
for instant suggestion of pose
BENG the engrOssed his work When Ceatore
his band they things almost incredible took
Ie last evening speed that literally
seemed impossible at first that the through
tempo, b. did and the effect truly tremendous"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

State OF Ohio City OF Toledo, lucas County, -.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be IS senior
partner OF the firm OF F. J. Cheney & Co. Co
ing business In the City Of Toledo, County and
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOIIARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured By the use OK Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before ne and subscribed in ny
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D., 1855.
Seal A. ". GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold By all Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Sigh SsaiOlIl

Ask any business nan or educator IN
al PasO as 70 the best School for year
sen or dauEhfer.
INTERN NATIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
,. p. AIunIn. Pr.~ldert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Seats Tomorrow For CreatOre's Band

Seats for the two performances
of Creatore's Band, which viii be
at the FL Paso theatre Thursday,
afternoon and night, viii 60 on sale
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at
the office of the Crawford theatre.
This promises to be the musical
treat of the season. 1t viii ap-
peal to all classes, as the regular
numbers viii be classical and the
encores popular airs Considering
the high class attraction, the prices
are remarkably low, ranging from
so cents to SI.OO for the matinee
and 50 cents to SI.50 for the night
performance.
In speaking of Creatore's Band
the Chicago Tribune recently said:
0Take the fiery italian musical
temperament and intensity it IN
til It becomes an electric battery,
and the product in human form
viii be Creatore. The audience
that crowded the Studebaker yes
terdav afternoon and evening,
when he and his band gave their
concerts. had their nerves twitched
and tingled as if they were in con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Cards

Mrs. Maude Deane will be hostess
OF the Thursday Bridge Luncheon club
this week.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Battelle
White and Mrs. Frank Turner viii en-
terrain at bridge at Mrs. Whites home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

Charles Chaffee. OF the Agricultural
eollese al Aesilla Park. n NJ, spent
saturday and Sunday with his mother,
MIS- Emma Chaffee at the Plaza hotel
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-31
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
ELECTRE
patton.

Electra, Jan. 31-Delightful weather
this, clear, warm and spring like
Miss Mae Halford has accepted a
position as assistant teacher a Ken
drick and reports being well pleased
with her surroundings there.
Messrs. Tom and Frank Sellers are
home on a short visit.
S. E. Smith went to Ocala last week
to hear the Great Commoner' and
reports a splendid audience and mas
terly address
Mrs. c. \. Fort of Ocala spent sew
eral days of last week here with her
mother. Mrs ]. p Holly
Sunday was a red-letter day for the
Harmony Baptist church. Capacity
crowds attended both the morning and
evening services, and enjoyed two elo-
lquent and timely sermons by Rev. DIR.
r. D. Cecil of Nashville, Tenn. DR.,
Cecil is an old friend and co-worker
of Rev. Mr.. Gorbitt, the pastor.
The Sunday school at this church
elected officers for the year as fol-
lows: Superintendent, NJ. J. Morrison
assistant superintendent; Louis J. Nor
irison; secretary and treasurer, Geo. w.
Brant, Jr., while the Union Sunday
Ischool elected the following officers:
Superb; ndent, J. c. PilIans: asSista7 IT
superinte ldent, S. E. Smith; secretary
and treasurer, ]. G. Fakes. Both OF
ithese schools are beginning the new
lyear most favorably.
| Mr. Ernest Roberts of near Lynne
was visiting friends here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Martin of Moss
Bluff, dined Sunday with the parents
of the latter Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Pill
llans.
| Electra Masons met Saturday.
| a very large percentage of the male
population of our section is in Ocala
this week, attending as witnesses ol
spectators, the trial of Louis P. Wa
terman of Moss Bluff, charged witt
1.-The foul murder of Mr.. and Mrs \ NJ
Higgins of Lake Bryant on June 26tf
lof last year Much interest has beer
land is being manifested in this case
lowing to the age and social prom
Iinence of this aged couple. who on tht
morning of the 2Sth of June wer,
found side by side, cold in death.
Mr. G. W. Waters continues very III
which Will be noted with regret by hi
many friends.
Col r. F. Rogers with his two s0-s
j. r. and o. H. passed through ou
burg Saturday in one of their new
Maxwell cars.
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.EASTLAKE' 5 GREAT EVENT
Raising a Monster FIagp0le, from
Which the stars and Stripes VIII
Greet the Breezes of Lake
Weir

Eastlake. Jan. 31.-The commodore :
reception to the Lake Weir Yacht CLUB
will be rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. w *.
Goodwin at their bungalow, The Oaks,
Eastlake, on next Saturday afternoon
at 2:3o o'clock. They will be assisted
by Miss Alice Ballou of Naperville, Ill.
and Mr. H o. Matile, of Chicago
The feature Of the event will be the
raising of the magnificent new flag
pole sixty feet in height, which VIII
fly twelve by sixteen feet "Old
Glory" during Mr.. Goodwin's stay at
the lake. 1t has been finished in the
natural wood under the supervision OF
Mr. Lawrence, one of the seafaring
winter residents of Eastlake, who Will
have direction of its raising. Mr.. II
A. Fausett has been kind enough to
send down a couple of blocks with 900
feet OF rope, which will be used in
raising this monster pole, along with
block and tackle loaned by Geo f.
Snow. y salute will be fired when the
flag is unfurled from the varnished
| pole.
\ full attendance Of club members
| is desired, as a report will be made on
the work on the club house and the
winter program announced
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-31
COTTON PLANT

Cotton Plant. Jan. 31.-January has
been and is ending very inclement. We
hope February will be more pleasant.
Mr. Morris and friend, Mr.. Harris of
Arcadia arrived last Monday night
week at Sunny Slope farm, and have
been very busy getting ready to plant
their crops We welcome Mr. Morris
and his family to our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Woodward spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Brooks
Tax Assessor Aver was here Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Alta Beck and Miss Carrie
Barco spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Veal.
Mr.. r. F. Young of York was in Cot
ton Plant Saturday morning
Our Sunday school is progressing g
nicely. We have a very interested and
goodly number of scholars.
Letters have been received from Mr.
Lawson who recently left here for
Virginia. He states that they arrived
home safe. He will in all probability
return to Florida in the fall and bring
quite a number of his friends with
him.
A. w. Woodward went to York Mon
| day afternoon.
| Mr.. r. F. Garrett of Standard was
among his friends in Cotton Plant Fri
| day afternoon.
There will be preaching at St Johns
Sunday by Rev. Rooney at II o'clock
Sunday school at 10 o'clock sharp. AL
are invited to attend both services.
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They are here to stay. Both familie

They are here to stay. Both families
are OF Syracuse. y !.
Mr.. John Buford Henry Of Perryv.lle,
Ky. Is q guest of the Porter House
Mr. Henry i a college student and he
expects to spend some weeks here 70
recuperate his health, being in need OF
a change Of climate,
Little Helen Groom who was so bad
|ly burned is reported as doing fairly
we'll
Mr. P w. Peck was out on his farm
about two miles from town. last We'd
Inesday. when bitten by spider. In a
short time he was feeling the effects
of the bite throughout his whole sys-
tenn He managed to reach home and
DR.. Hutchinson was called in. He was
not able TO sleep or rest through hout
the night or next day. The next night
Inc was somewhat better. His family
and friends were quite anxious about
him He has recovered except a numb
ness in the feet and hands
Mr. Manning coIonfst Of this place,
preached for Us last sunday night. his
theme being "Divisions Of Churches
His talk was quite interesting and he
| had the close attention of a fairly
good congregation.
Our school is progressing nicely I'M
der Miss Faglie's management
There was quite a large crowd that
went to Palatka last Thursday on the
first train. and all report a pleasant
| time.
| Miss Alice Evans, who has been
| quite sick in Ocala, is back in the New
South Farm K Home Company's office
at work again. Her many friends are
very glad 20 see her out. She was
greatly missed. Miss Evans is taking
her meals at the Orange Springs Inn,
| and she thinks everything is very fine
with Mrs Hutchinson managing. There
| will be q1cite a number Of tourists at
| the hotel soon.
| The Pecks are having tennis court
made. Nessrs. Peck and Drum are
surfacing it with clay. This Will be
| fine for the young folks
| In meeting of colored folks about
school work, there was a disagreement
| and the Rev. Robert Gail was badly
| cut in the arm by Mcdonald.