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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
MT. JULIET NOTES.

Our church, with our able pastor,
Rev. U. S. G.. Brown, in charge, is
progressing nicely. DR.. J.. G. Caldwell.
D. D., and Prof. Ira T. Bryant, sec,
rotary of the A. NJ. e. Sunday-School
Union, of Nashville, Tenn, were with
Rev. U. S. G. Brown the first Sun
day in April. DR.. Caldwell preached
a fine soul-stirring sermon. Pref.
Ira T. Bryant made a very interest
Ing lecture which was highly appre-
ciated. They were entertained after
services by Mr.. and Mrs. George Dib-
brel. After the much enjoyed sermon
and lecture our pastor, Rev. u. S. G.
Brown, united Mr.. Lazarus Carter
and Miss Fanny Searcy in happy ma
trimony. Rev. U. S.. G. Brown
preached to a large crowd Sunday
night. Mrs. Missouri Lester, teacher
OF Tulip Grove Public School, closed
her school last Friday after a short
session Friday morning. Several
scholars were promoted. The follow
ing made addresses: Mr.. w. M. Nc
Claim, Mrs. Eliza McClain and Mr..
e. w. McClain. Refreshments were
served. Then to amuse the little n e
she had an Easter egg hunt and it
delightful to see the little tots
so busy. At night Mrs. Lester rem
dered an interesting program, attend
ed by a large audience of colored and
white people. Invocation by Rev.
Thomas Starks; a solo by Miss Re.
becca Mccain; Mrs. J. Ella McFar-
lin, Mrs. Sarah McClain capti-
waited the audience. Rev. Andrew
Parker, of Green Lawn, also Rev. B.
f. Cockrill rendered a grand lecture.
The teacher then made her farewell
address, which was grand. She com
plimented the people of the commu-
nifty for so pleasantly welcoming her
into their homes. Closing SONG.
You've made me welcome but I'm go
Ing TO leave you now" Mr.. Lillard
smith, of Silver Spring, Tenn, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. r. E. McClain,
Tulip Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Branch have had the pleasure of a
visit from their raughter, Miss B. L.
Branch. Mrs. Louella Martin enter
tanned Sunday. Mr.. Wash Cawthon.
or Beckwith, Tenn, departed this
life April ID, 1918. He leaves many
friends and relatives to mourn their
loss. Mrs. Maggie Clemens was able
TO fill her place in church last Sunday
night. Mr.. Milton Jackson was the
guest of a friend Sunday night. Mr..
Jesse Bender was the guest of Miss
Hawkins. Mrs. Robert Branch
entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs.
M. H. Williamson. Mr.. Tom Gleayes
IS on the sick list. Mrs. Albert
Swingler visited friends OF Green
Lawn last Saturday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
LEXINGTON Totes


The Rev. S. NJ. Utley, NJ. D., d. D.,
of the M. E. Church, spent three days
in our town last week looking after
church business. He was well pleased
as the church is progressing nicely
with Rev. S. NJ. Carmichael as pastor.
Fourteen colored families were rem
dered homeless by the storm on the
18th of March, but they are all shell
tered by the help of friends. The
Rev. Peoples and his congregation
have been welcomed to the NJ. e.
church house as they lost theirs in
the storm. His was the First Baptist
Church, with the largest membership
of any church in our town. Mrs. Ann
Harmon is very sick. We pray for her
early recovery. Mr.. Young is some
better. Only one colored person died
from injuries caused by the storm.
The NJ. E. church is planning a rally
for the fourth Sunday in April. The
money is to be used to put a new roof
on the church. Rev. w. A. Marks, of
the Second Baptist Church, is expect
ed to preach at 8 o'clock p. m. The
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent. The M. E. church is a very busy
church on Sunday, as the Baptists
hold Sunday-sehool at $3.50 a. m. and
the Methodists hold Sunday-school at
2:30 p. m. God be praised for the
Christian union that exists between
Baptists and Methodists in Lexington.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
Out Of TOWn Notes.

Powell, our city teacher is prepar-
Ing his closing exercises. Prof,
Powell with the aid of the Misses
Franklin, his assistants, has done a
great work here in our city and de-
serves much credit. Mrs. Bell Wash
ington was visiting Mrs. Lucinda
Coleman last Saturday in Morgan
town. Master Velton Thornton is
spending this week in Morgantown
with his grandparents, MI. and Mrs.
j. L. Lee. Mr., Thomas Mitchell, Of
Blanch, Tenn, who took suddenly i'll
with cramps early last Friday morn
ing, died Friday in the afternoon
about two O'Clock. He will be buried
Monday morning. His relatives be-
ing unable to send for his remains
he will be buried in this city at the
City Cemetery. Mrs. Lizzie Martin,
OF Jewel street, was a welcome Wis
ltor at the Mt, Zion Baptist Church,
last Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Bass. from
Jewel street, was shopping in our
city last Saturday at the d. C. g. III
Store. Mrs, viii Mays, who has
been indisposed, is abb eto be out
again. Miss Matte Davis is looking
much improved since she arrived
from Alabama. Mr.. J. L. Lee was
visiting in Hill City last Sunday.
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Douglass. Mr., A. j. Swofford is pre-
pairing for a big berry shipping this
Mr.. Jim Thomas is also in
the berry business this year.
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10 carry passengers at reduced rates
Oh fare, namely, school children .
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OF the city, three per cent Of
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ana to give a bond satisfactory to the
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the lines and to carry out these pro.
visions. po-
Under the charter of Nashville Won
nave a right to know what the nrono.
sition of this company is and To vote
on questions of this kind, unless vonr
councilman votes in the City Conn
Gil votes to prevent you from ~exercis.
ing this right. Do you want to vote
on questions Of this kind? If 20. see
your Councilman.-adv.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
KEELING NOTES.

Master John R. Mcbride, the lit,
tie siX-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Mcbride, departed this life
Wednesday morning, April 9. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. M. J.. Nelson. His remains
were inferred in the Greenfield Ce-
metery. Little John r. leaves a father
and mother, relatives and a host of
friends. 1t is quite surprising TO
know the sympathy and friendship
that little John r. had won from
10Th white and colored, all of which
was demonstrated during his six
months of illness. He had every pos
slble need supplied while here ON
earth, yet God saw fit 10 gather him
home to himself.
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep
From which none ever wake to wean.
unbroken by the last of foes.
A calm and undisturbed repose.
Inc parents wish to thank the
many friends of both races for the
klndnesses shown them during the
long illness of their little son If
cannot be soon forgotten. Rev. M
). Nelson left Wednesday evening
TOT Alderman, Miss, to attend the
spring meeting of the Birmingham
Presbytery, of which he is a mem
per The Masonic and Eastern Star
louges had their anniversary ser.
wees last Sunday in the Keeling Bap-
list Church. The sermon was
preached by the efficient pastor, Rev
Hurbert. In spite of the incle.
mency of the weather the building
was crowded.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
WHITEvILLE I

Mr.. Eli Homers left Friday night
Tor St Louis to be at the bedside
OF his sister, Miss Anna K. Bowers.
who is i'll. Mr.. VIM. H. Madame, OF
Jackson, is here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Willie Hunter. Misses Fannie
and Georgia Morrow spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Daisy Walton. Miss
Cora l.. Anderson spent Friday night
with Misses Gezzella and Belma
Allen. Mrs. Ola Murphy and two
children are here visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ada Price. Misses Bette ]. and
Jennie L. Harris spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd
Price, who have been i'll. Miss Sal
lie Sailing is very sick.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Canarian Art Club met April 8 at
the home of Mrs. Tom Farmer with
the president presiding. The meet
ing was opened in the usual form,
with several members absent. A deal
OF needle work was done. At a late hour
a two-course menu was served. Next
meeting will be with Mrs. Rankins,
when We hope to see all members
present. Mrs. Frank Cheatham is
still at home, where she has been
since Christmas. Mrs. Gray and
Miss Herrod, of Nashville, spent a
pleasant day at Franklin Monday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
DAYTON NOTES.

The Silver Leaf Literary failed to
meet last Tuesday night On account
of the revival in progress at the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Cunningham was a welcome
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Mathes last Sunday, accompanied by
DR.. j.. w. Wood. Also Mrs. Gauss, OF
South Dayton was visiting Mrs. A.
w. Mathes last Sunday. Mr.. Sam
Robertson, Of Virginia, was quietly
married to Miss Maggie Cusby, of
lockwood, Tenn, last Monday, Rev.
j. T. Thornton officiating. The happy
couple are at their new home on
Red Row. Mr.. Eli Brown, formerly
of Dayton, but at this time working
at Graysville, Tenn, was visiting
homefolks last Sunday. Prof. C. H.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

WANTED a good cooker" that was all
our superintendent had in mind when
they started to make the National Steel
Range.
First of all. it was to cook all manner
of d~elicacies right and of course after
that was accomplished we wanted to
make a range that would last as long as
possible.
The best cooks of Nashville agree on
naming the National as the best stee
range to buy.
1t costs less to begin with, less to keep
up and lasts longer.
These essential points backed by Phillip
& Buttorff Manufacturing Company, make
it a very safe investment for you to buy
a National.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

We expect a large attendance. Miss
Arzelia Hodge spent three weeks as
guests of Mrs. Glen Coffee of Nash
VILE, Tenn. Miss Hodge also visited
other relatives and friends.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

On Sunday Mr.. Walter McClain mar
ried Miss Hollie Brewer at Martin
Landing. They returned at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
COLUMBIA
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Columbia. Va, MAY 3-Mrs Eliza Morton.
here has returned 10 her home in West
Main Street. Richmond.
Mrs \. j. Miilkin, of New York Is tho
guest OF Mrs. Dabney Cosby.
MISS Susie iodgson has returned from
q visit to Rock Castle and Richmond.
Smith, OF Richmond who were recent
guests OF friends here. have returned home
Jack Leigh. of Richmond, spent the week
end at his old home hero
Misses Jennie Seay and Cora and Ade-
iaide Walton spent Saturday of last week
Everett Mosby a visitor to Richmond
last week.
Miss Mamie Miller. who has been visit.
ing friends in Stafford has returned to her
home here
Miss glizabeth Cooke spent the week
near this place
Mrs. Vrgila Mosby has returned from
visit TO Richmond.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Foster and children. II. NJ.
Jr and Louise. who were recent guests OF
Avis Wood spent several days in Rich
mond last week.
Miss Frances Hodgson entertained very
delightfully."- the Monday Evening Card
Club at her home on Cameron Street Pro
gressive setback was enjoyed until "a late
fruit salad and waters were served
\ meeting OF the .Tefersonian Literary
society and Citizens League held in
the auditorium OF the High School on Fri
day evening The program consisted Of
readings aud music. both vocal and in
Hall. OF Dlliwyn High School was enjoyed
very mucn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
BRISTOL
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Bristol. Va. May s,-The annual conven-
tion OF the Women's Missionary organiza-
tions OF Holston Conference. held here dur
ing the last days of the week brought many
prominent women OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. South. here from all parts OF
the conference.
DR.. and Mrs. j. +. Hicks are again domi-
ciled at their home Fourth Street after
spending tho winter on the Island OF Cap
tiva. on the southern coast OF Florida.
Captain A. g Mcneil is at home from
Southern Florida accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Neili Captain Mcneil was quite sick sin
Florida. but Is now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Huntsman be-
ing welcomed by their friends and neigh bors
upon their return from Eustis. Fla. where
they spent the winter months.
Mrs. Joseph c. Rhea has returned from
New Orleans. where she spent two months
with friends and relatives.
Row Charles G. Hounshell. former mis-
sionary 10 Korea. was the guest this week
of Major and Mrs. A. u. Reynolds.
Mrs. {. G. Carson and her mother Mrs
Cassells. OF Savannah Ca, have returned to
the Carson home here after visit to friends
in johnson City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe A. Caldwell. Mrs. j. j.
Hager and party OF young men from King
College, attended the closing exercises OF the
high school at Green Springs Friday night
Clinton Hager. of Bristol. was principal OF
the school, which held it's closing exercises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
GORDONSvILLE

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Cordonsville, Va, May Miss Ida Boston,
Who has been teaching school at Burr Hiii.
this county. the pant session has returned
ton, town.
E II. Roads. OF Dlliwyu spent several
days this week in the city.
b " Davenport and family. after a
weeks atay with relatives in the city and
Madison. have returned TO their home in
Richmond.
Mrs. Bette Harrison AND son. Richard.
Of Scottsyille were guests this week of the
formers nephew. y. A Linney. in the city.
g Marcus has been spending the past week
In Now York
Mrr. william Dunn. OF Ashland spent
several days this week with friends in the
city.
W. c. Baker and &. + sratton were in
Washington this week.
Mrs. r. s. wiikirson and two children
with her mother. in Eeison County.
Miss Belle Martin. who has been teach
3ng school at New Hope the past session.
has returned home 10 spend the summer.
Rev. r. II. Clarke returned from a
businexs trip TO Washington and Phiindei-
j. \. Thornton has moved his anily from
Waynesboro to Gordonsville. occupying the
property recently vacated by Mrs Il. :.
wilkinson.
was q Gordonsvilie visitor on Wednesday.
y IL. Strnuon and II. II. Goodloe were
Wnrrcnton visitors this week
Mrs. e. r Morris. Of Somerset. VAS the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and airr \ b.
Hartin. Tuesday.
in Gordonsviile on wednosday shopping.
Mrs. John w. scott returned Thursday
fsoln visit TO her In Basic. accom-
panied by her sons vie ana child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
HARRISONBURG
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Harrsonburg, Va. May 3-Mss Sara
Roller, OF Staunton was Il guest this week
of Miss Bessie Peck.
Miss Mary Wacsche has returned TO Buena
Vista. after visit of several months to
Mrs Herbert Cofiman Mrs. conman left
this week for an extended visit to New
York, Washington and Richmond.
Miss Nettie Eastman has returned from
Philadelphia. where she accompanied her
sister Mrs. c. S. T. Lincoln. who Is en-
route TO China, where Dr. Lincoln will re-
suine his missionary work
Mrs. y. c. Byers is visiting her brother
fev H. H. Sherman In Staunton.
Mrs Helen Jackson. mother of Rev. j
l.. jackson, the Episcopal rector has re-
turned from visit TO her former home In
Baltimore.
II. w: Roun;rce, OF Richmond. recently
visited his daughter. Mrs. Il. h.. Crawford
Mrs. T. +. Wager and mother. Mrs j
q. RAIDER. have gone to Ronceverte w
va, to visit relatives.
Miss Bess Herring, of Lexington is here
on visit 10 Miss Dick Rhodes
DR.. and Mrs. II. Painter. who spent the
winter In Florida. have arrived In Dayton
Tor an extended sojourn.
Miss Nj. Gundry. of Falls Church, was
recent guest of Miss Eliza beth Jackson at
the Episcopal rectory.
Miss Eleanor Firebaugh. or RockhridRe
Baths. is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. k
Miss Judith sublett of chorlestown. w
Va IS guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
l.. Sublett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
WEST POINT

Vast Point. Va, May AT the regular
meeting OF the School improvements League
League" was changed To school and civic
Improvement League" The president, Mrs
10 make UP their own circles from the
league. each circle to raise at least $40 dur
build for many needed improvements by
The early fall.
The Monasy % Tns EesdHs Circle m@ has CHANGED
Point" and is TO be broadened along many
lines.
The City Club is forging away to do many
and better things for the good OF the young
men Of the town On last Friday evening
the club entertained in the Masonic Hall
auditorium with musical program. fol-
lowed later In the evening py 81 social hour
the younger people dancing.
Among the cour tesies extended Mrs a p
Richardson or Richmond. and Mrs. J. Pow
ell Garland. OF Holly Fork. New Kent
ardson was delightful entertalnment given
her guests There were about twenty Ave
Bird Romance"
Mrs. b. W. Hcfferron. former resident
Of West Point. who spent the winter in
Warrenton has this week visited her hosts
Of friends in West Point, being the guest
ed with Mrs Andrew Brookes
Mrs. Herbert |. Lewis has just returned
from charming trip 10 Gloucester County
where she attended family reunion in the
home OF Mrs. Rose, formerly. Miss Jennie
Parks Par D. OF. Of Norfolk cousin Of Mrs Lewis.
navy. ana families were present. The scene
OF this happy. affair was at Kilvarrock tho
old homestead.
Mrs. Lucy Bird Dudley spent the wee,s-
end with friends at Midlothian. and on Mon
day went to Richmond. where She has n
son, "a medical student. and spent several
days with her. sister. Mrs. a. j. Montague.
she is now visiting Mrs. Emmett Lipscomb,
In Hanover
Mrs. Wyatt Woodward. of BarhamsviIle
New Kent, is the guest OF relatives and
friends In town.
Mrs j. Carroll Neale. OF Chesterae,d ,or-
merry Miss Annie Field, OF West Point is
ihe guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r Chandler and daurb-
lei, Elizabeth, spont the week -end at Cheat
nut Grove New Kent. In tn. home of Mr..
o. NJ. Chandler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
RALEIGH
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh y. O., May 3,-M.sses EI,z.betb
MCGEE and Sue Thaxton gave their gradual.
ing plano recital Thursday evening, scoring
brilliant success ana deiightins a compa,.,
Of admiring friends
Misses Lala Dixon Lois EArraIi N,s.
Poole, Miss Mae Grmmer and Miss SonsIey
Were Were the participants in n successful re,
citai by the advance music pupils OF Mere
d'sh Mrs College IhSs on TUESDAY, evening.
!, M's, Snr,r. Sonn ;. Mcdonald. of I.umbertou.
in the city the past week She was SsI,ton riwen
a, number OF Informal social attentions She
G, G. Mcdonald $50 ~ 8
uss Mrs 'giinr +, rmberlake has her guess
gin. being Mrs. rm6srlaEe's SEs09i ss,sr Hal@ Wig
Mrs Mrs. +, Pearson aud Mrs W. G.
Mitsheli s,,.,% W., We're here Tuesday from punn to
pearson al Meredith College.
M Mrs. T,,.. Herbert F. Norris hostess for
me twentieth Century Club Thursday after.
noon when Child Life in short stories.
was the special theme. Mrs. Norris had as
md Miss Maud Norris. OF Apex MISS pIo Dint.
lns9n mnson Mrs as Rpfus M,f Hunter Mrs Robert
part In an interesting program. -
The The n april dance by Capital Club was
H. Pou Mrs James Royian and Mrs 4. l..
Baker lake a. as The GhaPerones
ter have returned to their home al Conn.,
bus, ohio: after !. visit 10 Mrs. Crocker;s
pn5en's Mrn c@ons, Mab6n,d and Mrs. > e l. 1nrris
ally Friday afternoon In honor of hsr
daughters. Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Inn,
herton. aud Mrs Thomas Fuller SOUTH
gate, OF Durham who was Miss Louia Me-
Donald Assisting In the entertainment ~
the guests we're Mrs, William B. Grimes
Miss Katherine Roylan. Miss Mary Hui
McKinnon Miss Eleanor Mann Miss Nh
ME Conn Little Miss Jane Grimes received
Mrs. Pendleton. OF warrenton, ha. re-
tncned home after visit 20 her SON i5r
\. s. Pendleton. here. -
Miss Matte McNlngn. or Charlotte. spent
the past week here, the guest or Mins Inx,iss
,loies and she and Mss Jones have ssl,Ss
TO Oxford 40 visit Mrs. j. q. Weatbersnnon.sss:
Mrs. w W. kitchin former mistress .say ssa
tho Governors Mansion. spent the weeE
In the city, the guest OF Mira. Thomas ii 4.
Mrs: willis Briggs and chiidren. sarsh
and Elizabeth, have gone 10 WashinsfaS.
ID. c.. for vfait. "a ~,
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AMHERST
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amherst, Va, May s.-Dr. Sale. who for
tho past two weeks has been holding revival
services In tho Baptist Church here. has
returned to his home In Richmond.
Bliss Gladys Taaferro. OF LynchburE is
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Bessie Brodie
Mrs. Bessie e Ware and Mrs r. n.
Ware spent Wednesday in Lynchburr.
Richard Taiiaferro and family OF Lynch
burg. this week visited at Mrs S b. Talia-
ferro's
The annual bad Day exercises which wcro
obsersed at Sweet Briar College Monday
afternoon were largely attended by the peo-
pie OF Amherst. The location OF the grounds
holding fetes OF every kind. and ut this
season OF the year nature with lavish hand
hsstows : her beauties Oh Inn and vaie. max
tive spots In this section OF Piedmont Wr-
slnia. The fete opened with inspiring music.
200 in number. In the box circle in front
OF the administration building OF the col
was escorted to her throne whore the coro-
nation took place. The dance before the
orange. rose and other colors worn by the
queen end her. subjects. mingled with the
countless Earlands OF Movers. green grass
nnd foliase. made a most inspiring scene.
When the dance In the box circle vas
ended the procession. lead by the queen.
the dance around the May pole for tho
entertainment OF the queen and her court
was held. The participants In the exercises
wero Queen OF May. Miss Nary Tyler. of
Philedeiphia, - beautiful and graceful young
woman; maid OF honor Miss Elizabeth
Green. The court-E!owsr girls. Misses Bes-
ale Grammar and Elsie Palmer; presenter OF
garland, Bliss Della Lindsay: presenter OF
bour. Eacher Forbush. Eva Horner Ruth
Maurice and Katheryn Thompson Commit
lee in charge OF program. Miss Erok. chair
man: Sfisses Bascoigne, Florence Barbour.
Ellen Beye Esther Roberts Constance Rus
cell and Eugenia Burlington, ex-officio.