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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-29
A Floral Party.

The first of series Ct social
favors that will be extended to Miss
sam Montgomery of Fort Worth
and Miss McReynolds OF Denton,
guests of Miss Lenora Singleton,
was given Thursday afternoon by
the generous hearted and popular
Holland girls. Misses Hazel and
Blanche. few years ago Mr.. Hol-
land purchased what is known as
the Gibson homestead, always one
of the prettiest homes of the city
renovated the interior with new
light fixtures and wall tints, and
this home so attractiyely adorned
is endowed with four interesting
daughters, Misses Hazel, Blanche,
Eva and Geneieve, who enjoy it to
the fullest, not selfishly, but for
the pleasure of their friends. On
this occasion there We're remem-
bered many of visiting girls OF
the city including: Misses Doro-
thy Drane of Corsicana, Mary and
Fina Bell Wallace of Arlington,
students in the Trinity summer
school; Margaret Calfee spending
the summer in our city with her
mother, Miss Smith of San Antonio,
Miss McGarr of Smithyille, Misses
Alice and Helen Chastain of Alva-
RADIO. The passer-by who viewed
that chain of pretty girls in their
summer frocks and bright ribbons,
leaving the Holland house in the
late evening, would hardly believe
that there were that many girls in
Waxahachie. For the entertain
ment of the guests there was a
floral exchange. Each guest was
given a folder with a small green
envelope attached, enclosed were a
number of rose petals bearing one
word. These words constituted a
quotation on the other fellows
card, and the fun enSued when a
scramble as to who would con-
struct their quotation first. 1t was
Miss Mary Billiard who came first,
and carried off pair of silk hose
Miss Sam Montgomery won the
guest trophy, picture, The Same
Old Yarn" Mrs. Lynn Lassweii
favored the guests with some piano
numbers, also Miss Dorothy Drane;
Miss Blanche Holland and Miss
Hattie Lee Hornbeak gave some
splendid vocal numbers. The re-
fresAanents conveyed the floral de
4 se.- .,sa. re re sss'@ w..s eossyr-tes
a. 70 .Yf, ffsy.l
he mint fee was served Salad and
andwiches were also on the plate
t was quite a pretty and enjoyable
,arty, and compliment to the
-oung ladies thus honored,
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An Accomplished Visitor.

Miss 10y Savage of Dallas. MS
tory teacher in the Dallas Hlgh
school, was the guest of Miss jean
nette McDuffie for two days this
week. She has taught school IN
the Dallas schools for seven years,
and has now pledged herself as a
foreign missionary from the Bap-
fist church. Miss Savage is a
graduate of the Chicago university
and is a highly educated young
woman. She will sail about the
middle of September for Shanghai,
from which place she will go 1000
miles to the interior, and begin
her chosen work. Miss Savage
will sail in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Sallee, whom NaXa-
hachians will remember to have
heard when they lectured here IN
the spring. Mr., and Mrs. Sallee
are returning for nine years, and
Miss Savage will be in the foreign
/ fields seven years before she gets
her first furlough to return te
/ the home land
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Y. M. Q. A. Social.

The young ladies OF the summer
sclsool at Trinity University have
organized a Y W. C. A. Thurs
day afternoon they served tea and
sandwiches at the girls rooms at
Beeson hall, and at GAS they re-
paired to the university and in the
Philo society room they had a pro-
gram of music and reading Miss
Dorothy Drane furnished instru-
mental music, Lucye McDuffie and
Miss Flora Smith of San Antonio
gave some vocal numbers, and Miss
Bell Wallace of Arlington gave a
reading.
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Women's Clubs.

To the Club Women of Waxahachie
and Ellis County;
1t is with great pleasure that
we call attention to the Waxaha
chic Chautauqua, July 4th to 18th,
and especially to inform you that
the board recognizing the efforts
of the Woman's club movement in
things Of educational and moral
tone, has secured attractions for
their special interest. For the in
terest Of the Mothers clubs there
will come July 9Th, Judge Ben p.
Lindsey from Denver, Colorado, OF
Juvenile court fame Judge John
l. Young of Dallas will preside
that day Also the last day comes
Helen B. Paulsen of the Univer-
sity of West Virginia, who will
have charge of the children work
and conclude the work Of the
kindergarten For the various 1T
erary club-lovers there win come
July 11th, Belle Kearney, the world
For music-lovers there viii be
Sibyl Sammis MacDermid, who will
be the singer for that day, and for
the evening attraction will appear
the Raweis Company, ntiye New
Zealanders.
WEI you not take advantage Of
these opportunities so near you
and receive the benefit for your
self and family? For anv further
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.,oasont evening with fried
- ana other accessories for
a picnic lunch.
Miss Sydney Lee Pickett VIII
leave Monday for weeks visit 70
relatives at Navasota,
-
Miss Lizzie Reymeller is spend
ING the week with Mrs. Burly Boat
field at Corpus Christi She writes
that she is having a pleasant visit>
Mrs f. |. Perry will return To-
night from Decatur, where she was
called two weeks ago, owing TO
the serious illness of her mother
Mrs Charley Grow and Alice May
and Charles have returned from
/ two weeks visit to Cleburne, "here
1 thew were the guests OF the IAN
lily Of &c. e. Grow.
Mrs. Tessie Edmondson and Miss
Sidney Pickett went to Dallas
Thursday. where they we're guests
! ~ Miss Louise Pickett at bridge
party given at the Pickett nome IN
Munger addition.
Miss Mayme Rushing of Ennis
passed thru the city Tuesday morn
ing en- route to Whitney, where
she will attend house party OF
girls who we're schoolmates at
Polytechnic collge.
Mrs. Hans Holland writes friends
in the city that she is having
delightful outing at EpWorth-py-
the-sea. Corpus Christi. Mrs. Hell
land has not been well all spring
and finds the salt sea breeze very
beneficial.
Miss Willie Fearn Kennedy is
IN be one of the newly elected
teachers in the public schools next
term. Miss Willie Fearn taught
L at Sardis last year. She IS
graduate of the high school class
of 1910.
r Miss Lenora Singleton is enter
). tanning as her guests this week,
y Miss Sam Montgomery OF Fort
worth and Miss Gertrude Mickey
nolds of Denton. Miss McReynolds
II were old schoolmates at the In
r dustrial college at Denton.
4
Il Miss Rosa Alderman will leave
e Monday for two months stay al
plainview, where she will be the
guest of relatives. She will be
IS Joined by her sister. Miss Henry
n at Canyon City, who is attending
d the normal at that place.
st The many friends of Mrs. Jo'
Singleton will be sorry to hea
that she hail. a. serious minfortun'
of last Sunday, No-~ which she I'D
h. suffered great inconvsfN 'Vhii'
RS visiting in Midlothian she Naught
~ her foot in the plank walk, which
Id precipitated her to the ground anc
lr she has been in the house all the
tie week.
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the other church societies and their
husbands were given special IN
vitation The occasion also served
as a house warming for the new
church house. 1t was brilliantly II
Illuminated and much admired by
the friends of this church. Mrs.
w II. Getendaner, as president or
one society, was master OF cere-
monies, with Mrs. Tom Ferris OF
the church improvement society
and other members to assist, Light
refreshments were served, and an
ENJOYABLE informal evening was the
result of the generous efforts OF
the ladies of the Main Street
Christian church.
Personal Mentions.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Penn mot
ored to Denison Thursday.
| Miss Lula Lavender of Lancas-
ter is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Charley Miller.
Mrs. Harrison and Rainey have
returned from Mineral Wells, where
with Mr.. Harrison they spent sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mary Billiard will leave
4 Monday for Plainview, where she
will be the guests of Mesdames
Genie and Maggie Simmons.
Mrs. H. E. Trippet and two soDs
who have been the guests OF the
J family Of ]. d. Hood, returned tt
her home at Hico Thursday.
Rev. A. C. Parker went to For
Worth Tuesday evening to nee
Mrs. Parker and the children wh'
were returning from visit to Mid
land.
Mrs. Walter Wells and daught
ers, Maude and Emily of Cuthnert
are the guests of Mrs. Wells broth
, err, Mr.. Ben Martin, on Brow
street.
Mrs. j. Lea Cannon went t
Italy Thursday night in her ca
; to see her former neighbor, Mr.
L. C. Campbell, who is delightful
: located here.
4 |
! Misses Eva and Matte Campbe
, are visiting the family of thel
brother, Mr.. E. s. Campbell,
q Cleburne From there they wi
go to some summer resort on tn
q coast.
n Mrs. Glover Pritchard of Dali;
8 has been elevated to place
o the city schools. Mrs. Pritchal
took teachers training course
Trinity University during the la
school term.
e. DIR. and Mrs. Cough of the city
"a Hsassabors. ard Mr.. and Mrs. Fletc
= er Norton motored to Chambe
e Greek Thursday night where thu
II met DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Cough al
lie Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Spencer of o
If city. They fished and had qui
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Recital.

The benefit concert Thursday
night at the Main street Christian
church was most notable sue
cess from every point Of view The
attendance was gratifyingly large
and the audience that heard the
artistic program was transported
with delight. as evidenced by its
unstnted applause OF musicale
rendering that has never been sur
passed in Waxahachie,
Mr.. Josef Resented is a violin
vlrtuo9o. The pupil OF the best
European masters Is now mas
ter himself, superbly aided BY the
fluent, graceful accompaniment Of
Sir Losh Mr. Resented held his
listeners spell-bound under the
magic Of his bow 1t is not too
much to say that this great artist
would easily achieve worldwide
fame we're he to take his violin
" here The world could hear IT, ne
e truly indeed one OF the few great
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Wins Gold Medal.

In W. c. T. u, gold medal con-
test at Ensign between pupils OF
Ensign and Bardwell public schools,
Miss Elsie Gray of Bardwell was
declared the winner. The contest
ants were Felix Harris, Roy Rob-
ertson and Miss Elsie Gray of Bard
veil, and Alvin Fowler and Misses
Milford Hitchcock and Lois Powell
Of Ensign.
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Church Social.

Hs@S or tn. arasn sskrest trhrfstf,sn
church gave a very enjoyable re-
ception last night to introduce the
pastor and wife and DR.. Parnell
and bride to the members of the
other churches. The presidents of
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Robt Cannon of our city and
Miss Wayne Taymon of Sherman
We're quietly married last Thurs
day evening at the brides home
her pastor officiating. and no
guests present They left imme-
diately for Galveston, and arrived
in Waxahachie Tuesday. The bride
taught in the city schools for the
past two sessions. The groom il
a member of the Matthews-Gani-
mon clothing firm, popular bust
ness man here, and is congratulate
ed on winning such an admirable
and pretty young bride. They viii
reside at their home on Brown
street,
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The home Of Mr. and Mrs W
A. Martin in Trinity Heights was
thrown open to the young social
set Thursday night with their dau-
ghter, Miss Annie as hostess There
were about twenty-seven to enjoy
the fun Among the entertainment
features was the art of drawing
some animal on the blackboard and
the guests were to identify IT,.
Thelma Cole received the girls
prize, a miniature elephant, Homer
Birdsong won the boys prize, a
stick of red candy. Punch was
served from a dishpan with tin
ladle and tin cups The guests
marched thru the hall for the
judges inspection and Thelma Cole
proved to have the best makeup"
for the girls and Kyle Stone won
honors for the boys The girls
prize was white and black hose,
The boys was lavender and red
gown was heliotrope lawn
with green and red trimmings, one
pink and one blue slipper round
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WATCH THE EAST.

. Much has been said of the
. wise men of the East who dis
. covered the beautiful eastern
. star, therefore it is definitely
= proven that it takes wisdom te
. discover beauty. Right here
= in the city of Waxahachie thi
. ladies' who are wise enough T.
. look eastward across the pull
. lie square this week will de
. cover where beauty can be FIJI
. tanned in the shape of beauyo
. full hats that are being sac n
= feed by the Dalton Millinial
= at one-half the regular sell as
= price. Think of it, two an
. for the price of one in,
a 4 = a 4 4 4 = . . . = g.
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Air Dome Party.

An Air Dome party was given
Wednesday evening in honor of
Misses Sam Montgomery of Fort
Worth and Gertrude McReynolds
of Denton, guests Of Miss Lenora
Singleton those who constituted
the party were: Misses Hazel and
verna Erwin, Misses Sam Mont
gomery, Gertrude McReynolds Of
Denton, B. Blake Of Waco, Miss
Lenora Singleton, Messfs ] A. Red
man, A. B Stephenson, H, l. Cole
man, Bill Hines. NJ s. Middleton.
Ed Waitman
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teachers, was married in "
Mr.. Edwards of Dallas We, ,
evening. Their romance b
Forreston. where the bridt =,
school three years ago. .
make their home in Dallas
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.Irs, Bedeo. corresponding sec
v.y-treasurer; Mrs. J. II. snow,
edits the childrens page OF
Standard, the state organ OF
church. Mrs. Beddo led the
,tional service. "Our Organiz-
Work. was really the theme
the afternoons discussions,
. J. w. Crowder of Fort WORTH
as her subject, "Our Training
ool." Miss Lillian Roger rend-
| a piano number. The DIS
t Association" was the theme
Miss Pyrena Allen of waco.
B. w. NJ. W., of the state
k was reviewed by Mrs, Beddo'
Mrs. ]. H. Snow, whose spec
work is the primary work, had
a subject "sunbeams." Rev.
Mrs. j. H. Snow are now DO
special work for the Baptist
itarium. Mrs. Davis OF Dalias'
state president sent greetings
the meeting. In the absence
Mrs. w. E. Mcknight, the sec
ary, Mrs. Rufe Hendricks acted
secretary pro TEN. An al fresce
cheon was served in the tent
the lawn Of the Baptist church
: Baptist women have estaoiish'
a reputation for industry II
;siors and all lines of ehurcf
rk, but they are henceforth re
mbered as good cooks also
out fifty were splendidly fef
the ladies. Sixteen ladies came
II from Ennis in cars. Mrs
e. Leigh is president of the as
iation in Ellis county, and tha
ase of the woman's work ha
,spered under her admimstra
n.
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Rantisf MS Work.

feature of the
1-1rfh esasa.f.ss ting In ssssfers
at the Baptisrch was the Wo-
mans meetinFriday afternoon,
constituting missionary work
ers of the ia. A number of
state offieers' present, includ-
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Bell Branch Part

Mrs.
Mrs' peo'se o Bell
Branch Thursday with 49,
.. y. ooiehan WY na Chap
guests Misses Jackson
man os Dallas.
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Moonlight Pic

~, aryrr d oiiCd
i've 'os =, }ertram
W W. anu " at the
ehJoseu ooni There
ans ker and
Lillian Roger, Lelal ~
Eva Lamberth, Boyc =,
Harlan Miller, Ed w -
sic Graham, Leroy
Lucille Har ding.
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Sixteen

Mrs. Joe Erwin
the Sixteen club s..,aa
Smith place in M,
" - -, Jed that it
was too hot to 80, -
six tables of fort
quite a lively pr So az
were used thruoI
side guests incl - ,Iianos
Singleton and 1850 NJ.
McReynolds and rasa
Lynn Lasswelf, va " NJ
Mrs. f. P. Har -. -
Ta,,a ,Ji.sa,othy Hosford,
80, - wtIazel and Yer
ma Erwin. P a.at.
pie saluad, .ol "
ships were ser
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Kappa Chi.

Miss Katie Lee Langsford who
entertained the club Thursday, is
one of the most original hostesses
in the Kappa Chi club, and when
their meetings swing around to the
LIS they always expect something
Jolly and original The club party
this time IGNORED Miss Eleanor
Anderson of Hubbard City, guest
of Mrs. w. Coleman Her con
test was "A Party of Boys and
Girls The sentence beginning
with the first part of the name,
and the latter part was revealed
in the completion of the sentence.
Prize was won by Miss Myrtle Male
Son, Persian ivory vanity mir
ror. Sweet peas were used in pro-
fusion turnout the house Guests
included Miss Snow Johnson, Misses
Chastain of Alyarado. Miss Sand
erson of Ennis. The hostess serv-
ed brick cream in club colors, with
cake Previous to the social meet
ing the club had a business SEES
sion. They decided to pitch their
tent at Chautauqua, and will have
number of visitors during the
encampment. The girls who viii
camp are Mamie Bell Watson, Su-
sic Lomax, Hattie Lee Hornbeak,
Blanche Holland, Winnie McCart
ney, Modena Hawkins, Myrtle
Maledon, Marguerite Mizell, Katie
Lee Langsford, Annie Peters
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Hyulen.

Miss Virsie Jackson Of Ennis,
another one OF our city school
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Dr. ParneII Married.

DR.. Il. D. Parnell of our city ana
Miss Jeffie L. Britton of TT. worm
we're happily married in that city
Sunday afternoon by Rev. a. Z.
Parker of our city, pastor of the
Main street Christian church. Rev.
Parker has known DR.. ParneH TOR
many years, and it was emlnently
fitting that he should officiate at
his marriage. He knew him first
as a young lad at Chico. Texas,
later knowing him as singing evan
gelist in the Christian church, and
he is now director of his choir in
this city. Mrs. Parnell is both pref
ey and accomplished, having been
successful as a teacher of oratory,
since she graduated from Texas
Christian University. Mrs. Parneli
will be warmly welcomed IN our
social circles DR.. Parnell has been
in Waxahachie only since last fall,
and has made many friends among
our young people. He is a prom
Using young physician
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The BOARD OF TUsIets dIV 70 u
congratulated on their effort Z
4 ssAst tfssH I'm this
city schools This hss~ ape
cftaf wor. or me club women thru
out the state to have domestic
science in all the city schools.
Visitors to the state fair last fall
viii remember the exhibit from
the Industrial college at Denton,
where there We're chairs, tables.
many useful pieces of furniture
made by the girls. And now they
win rot have to go away from
home to become experts in house
hold industry or the boys either
Mrs J. NJ Harrison, formerly of
Mckinney, has been elected in
struetor Of this department
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yiolintsfs of the present day.
The other artist, Mr.. Samuel ).
Iosh. proved his great exceptional
ability as a pianist by the wond-
erful ease he displayed in his ar
tistic rendition of;
Polonaise N A flat Chopin
Tho simmer Raft -Henselt
and especially Poet and Peasant,
Mr.. Losh's own arrangement. His
technique is smooth and without
the exaggeration so often AFFECTED
by eminent pianists-
The versatility of Mr.. Losh, too,
as musician was pieasingly ex-
emplified to a delighted audience
when it heard the tones or MS
deep, rich baritone in song, for
he is not only master of the key
hoard. but vocal artist as well.
His really beautiful voice is ed
ucated in all the subtieties of vo-
calism in music. His singing OF
Lindy ... Neidlinger
Farewell to the Kings High
wav DeKoyen
Eliland-A Cycle of Songs,
.... Won Fielitz
was remarkably melodious and OF
well-nigh perfect dietion. The
phrasing was absolutely faultless.
The deep and majestic tones Of
the piano seemed to harmonsze per-
fectly with the deep and sonof-
Gus voice of the singer SO that
the ensemble was exquisite and IN
deed, artist and piano were Wen
and nobly suited to each other as
we'll to violin as to voice.
The great praise in short that
can be given to this most note
worthy event in the musical MS
tory of Waxahaehie is the ardent
wish of so many that the concert
be repeated at an early date
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Mrs Tessie Edmondson and Miss
Sidney Pickett went to Dallas
Thursday, where they we're guests
Of Miss Louise Pickett at bridge
marty given at the Pickett home in
Munger addition.
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Miss Daffan has many friends in
the city and in the county who
viii be sorry to hear of her ac-
cident
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DIR. and Mrs Cough of the city OF
Ffissaposss ard ASr ard Mrs Flefch-
er Norton motored to Chambers
Greek Thursday night where they
met DR.. and Mrs E. F. Cough and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Spencer of our
city. They fished and had quite
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Mrs. Charley Grow and Alice May
and Charles have returned from 9
two weeks visit to Cleburne, where
they were the guests OF the IAN
lily of &c. e. Grow.
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Miss Lizzie Reymeller is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Burly Boat
field at Corpus Christi. she writes
that she is having pleasant visit
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Miss Daffan Injured BY Fall,


Calvert, Texas. June 28.-Miss
Kate Daffan, secretary of Hoods
(Texas) Brigade, had painful
and serious accident Thursday morn
ing. She had Just finished read
ing the minutes of the last con
ventfon, which was held at Gamer
on, and the same were accepted
unanimously by a rising vote, and
on taking her seat the chair slipped
and Miss Daffan fell from the ros-
trum into the baptistry of the Bap-
fist church, where the meeting of
the brigade was being held.
She fell backward, striking her
head against the cement floor
making very painful wound and
causing great loss of blood.
Miss Daffan was picked up in
a semi-conscious condition and car
ried to the home of Mr. and Mrs
,J. H. Gibson, where medical aid
was furnished All the members
of the brigade and the many
friends of Miss Daffan have beer
very much concerned over her mar
1 row escape
nrfs~ nasrran sre@rn.,os, was
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Mrs. f. |. Perry will return To-
night from Decatur, where she was
called two weeks ago, owing 10
the serious illness of her mother
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Miss sydney Lee Pickett VIII
,o,ye Monday for weeks visit to
relatives at Navasota
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Mics Mayme Rushing OF, Ennis
passed thru the city Tuesday morn
ing en- route to Whitney, Where
she will attend a house party OF
girls who were schoolmates at
Polytechnic collge.
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Miss Willie Fearn Kennedy is
to be one of the newly elected
teachers in the public schools next
term. Miss Willie Fearn taught
at sardis last year. She is a
graduate of the high school class
of 1919.
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Mrs. Hans Holland writes friends
in the city that she is having
delightful outing at Epworth-by-
the-sea. Corpus Christi. Mrs. Hell
land has not been we'll all spring.
and finds the salt sea breeze very
beneficial.
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