The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-11
MOUND CITY
Observation-Disclosures

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| The Young Peoples Christian Tn
ion met at the home of the Missee
aunt on Third street, Friday even
ing. This was the second meeting
Of the Society, Ii having been organ
| lied at the home of Mrs. A. w. vii
Hanson, Friday evening. March /
| Officers were elected at that meetinc
and at this session committees were
appointed These committees are a.
| follows: Executive, social. musical
devotional, inlook, outlook con
| stitution was read and adopted Two
| rooms on the second floor OF thu
| Blum block have been secured to bf
| used as club rooms and are to be fur
uished and ready for use by mex;
| Friday evening. The rooms viii be
opened every evening. The member
ship of the club includes the follow
| ing; Misses LeVerne Armstrong
| Myrtle Baccus, Irma Belts, BerEiCe
Biggs, Letha Brooks, Ruth Byrne
Hazel oren. Eva Carr, Dawn Capoot
Elsie Grain, Marjorie Caldwell, Elsie
Edwards, Helen Ford, Gladys, Grace
| and Gail Gaunt, Estehr Gray, Willie
Harley, George Herald, Beulah ant
Anna Keller, Cora Livesay, Margare
Miller. Lois and Hazel Meyers.
Gladys Parker, Margie Schneider,
Elsie and Alma SCHUYLER, Mildred
Innis, Lucille Swisshelm, Ruth Sheer
er, Earl Tarr, Helen Wilson ant
| Elizabeth Keller; Messrs. Edward
and Ira Armstrong, James Motley
| Harry and Beryle Dalton, Prentice
Buie, Rudyard and Earl Hillerick,
Raymond Beaver, Ray and Thomas
| Armstrong, William Davis, William
Hawf. Louis and Raleigh Kennedy
| Victor Koontz, Frederick William
son, Fred Schoenfeldt, Leland Paint
er, Jack Meyers, Charles Dean. Nil
ton Burns, Henry and Clifford Biggs
Henry and Clifford Biggs, Fred Arm
strong, John Carr, Chris Keller, Ear
| Christie, William Schneider, Robert
| Meyers. Arthur DeNore, Ernest Whit
sett, William Edwards, Fred Boren
| Chester Cunningham Arthur Belts
Harold Britton, Archer Cheek, stan
ley Capoot. William Dougherty, Jr.
Milton Ford, Fred Johnson, Hugh
| Nesbitt and Albert Parker, Rev, am
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. A. f. Koontz, Mrs
/ A. L. Compton, Mrs. A. P. Clark, Mrs
A. w. Williamson and Charles Rush
ing are honorary members.
Union services of the ConGrega
tional and Methodist Episcopa
churches will be held at the Congre
gational church this Sunday even
ing. Rev. Buie will preach and
special choir will render the mus
for the occasion.
Evangelist o. l.. Martin and nj
singer, Prof. Lear. of Kentucky
have been conducting series
meetings at the Methodist Episcop;
i church at Mounds the past weel
: and will probably continue unit
II the goth of the month They al
l. greeted by large audiences an
al great results are anticipated.
e About fifty public school teache
,r from Mounds, villa Ridge, 0lmstea
e and America attended the sections
d teachers meeting at Lowell his
al school, Saturday.
to The leading feature Of the closlr
Az session Saturday afternoon was
IT. address by Attorney George e. Ma
nd tin on the value OF literary exc
on cises IN the public schools. AIT
ed the meeting Mr. Martin spent sor
time In looking through the scho
IT. building, He was pleased with t
II splendid condition OF many OF t
ITS rooms, also he noticed some need
red improvements. lie Is a public sp
ug- tied man and stakes a deep intere
at all times, in the works Of thu