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The Ocala banner., 1913-10-24

In TIE Circuit court Of the Flfth Judt
eial Circuit % Florida. In and for
Mnrion County--In chancery
Catherine Eva pinkins. complainant.
"a Wiley o. Dinkins. dsIendant. -
order for Constructive Seryirn.
IL r. ordered that the defendant
herein named. towif. Wiley . Dan.
aims. b. and IL hereby required % np.
par - the bill 81 complaint llled In
thia cause on or before
Monaay, the 3ra Day 81 Noxemher,
fof1
II il further ordered that a copy Of
fhis order BE- published once a week
Cor eixht consecutive weeks in ths
oeala B8nner. a newspaper published
la said county and state.
This 18th day ol August. 1913.
seal r. "a NINENT.
Clerk Circuh Court. Marion Co. Fla
nV M 81 Goddard p G..
VI r. SMITH.
Complainant solicitor S49
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NOTICE OF TEACHERS ExAmlNA'
TON

Notice IA hereby given that IN &C
cordance wfth an order from the
state superintendent. there will be
held IN Ocaia. hesinning on Monday,
October "a. 1913. an examination for
teachers certificates. az which all
persons desiring 10 teach in Marion
eonnfy wfli have an opportunity 10
quality IN the natter OF examination.
/ hope 4 number viii apply. as We are
short 81 teachers.
Wish 20 give notice that no certif'
cate taken by a person living In Ma.
rion county. la another county. will
- honored here. and ! wish 60 EN-
phasixe oar policy 0f giving prefer
encn in appointment 70 those holding
Marion county certificates.
! also wish 20 eail attention OF al.
parties Interested 70 the ruling OF The
state hoard thar al teachers OF hign
school subjects viii in future have x
have noe only 4 frsf grade certificate
bar a special certificate covering the
woFk tnes propose % do. This, o.
course. would nnf apply 90 those
nuidinN state cert fcafes
B. H BRfNSON.
f0s-d&w County Supt
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a County Iud Court Marion Com
fY Forlda
1aeeei1 Herftnaer Company. a Cor
poraf f.nn 0r. uireG ard Existing
fnHer the laNa of the state o.
Florida. Ta H s. Miles
70 % . Mlles. and TO Whom It Nav
Concern
Ynn are hereby notified 20 be and
pHe8r before fbe Judge 81 The county
aaers court nf Marion county. Flor.
Ia az fae office 0f said Judge IN
lrHla. en- the
First Monday in October next.
sf = eeurf % BE- held on that day. then
ud fhpFe "a answer OseeOia FERTILE.
r Company. a corporation organized
lad existing under the laws OF the
tate af Florida. ln an action of at
aFhment damages $50. and wherein
ortaln lande situate. wing and being
said Marion county. Florida. de.
scrihed a. follows. to-wit.
Lots 4. and 50. in the town Of
andler. being q part OF the nwL OF
section g. township rs. south. range
,3, east. have been levied upon other.
sise. default win be taken against
fou.
Witness. " e. smith. Judge OF our
said court. and tn seal OF said court.
A. the court houne In Ocala. county
aforesaid. this ist day Of september.
A. D.. 1919
Seal " r. SMITH,
-ad asst County Judge.
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in Cosnty Court Marion connff Flor
ida ~ the Counfy Judge ng said
County
Whereas. p a Hester applied 20
this coum for letters 81 admlnlsta
flon alfh Nln annexea. on sEs estate
pf r 81 Bradley aepeaaea iate of
said county af Marion.
Hheea arf therefore. to cite aud 80
monish aN and singular tHe indred
and CfeoHura al saiH 8NeaaHHa go N.
esd appear before lAls cuuH ga 81
before
TIE e3ra naY ~ cctobsf. A. q fofa
and 8le oaleefl0ns. b ans fheF haFe
90 fhe eranilua letiefa aa alars sala
otherwise fhe same Niil he Mranfet
a. prayed
Witness ms uame ~ county I11et
Uf fhe counte aforesaid lhia .0i aa
al september 1919
VIZ SMITH
ad H@8 County fnase
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In the Circuit Court OF the Fifth Ju-
diciai Circuit of Florida. In and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
Henry cr0well Complainant. VS.. Eve.
line Crowell. Defendant-Order for
Constructive Service.
II is ordered that the defendant
herein named. to-wif: Eveline Crow.
ell. beands is hereby required TO ap-
pear 20 the bill OF complaint fled in
this cause on or before
Monday. the Ord Day Of November,
fsf1
II is further ordered that a COPY
OF this order be pLGlished once a
week for eight consecutive weeks in
the Ocala Banner. a newspaper pub.
lished In said county and state.
This 18th day OF August. 1913.
tSeall p. II. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co.. Fla.
By NJ. Z. Goddard, ID. G.
EDWIN SPENCER. JR..
Complainant's Solicitor S-22-St
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Thia y a time Of great events. and
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and promptly. The democrats. for
he frsf time Ia sixteen wears, have
the presidency and control both
branches OF congress. The political
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Interest
The World long since established
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The Thrice-a- Week World also
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toons. In fact, everything that is 70
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The Thrice.a-Meek Worlds regu-
lar subscription price is only 81 per
wear. and this pays for l56 papers. We
ontr this nnequalled newspaper and
The Ocala Banner together for one
year for si.s5. The regular subscrip-
ton price OF the two papers Is 2.
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In the Circuit Court OF TIE Fifth Iadt
rlal Circuit of Florida. IN and for
Mario. County In Chancery.
" . edwards. Complainant. ". N
q Timmona. - al. defendAnts--Or
der Cor Constructive Service.
Il - ordered that the defendants
herein named. to-Wif Mary 4. Tim.
mons. Waiinda Timomns. A. n. Tim.
mons. " A rimmona and Mabel
Tarver Joined by her husband. Geo
Tarxer. BE- and are hereby required 90
appear % the BIN Of complaint liied In
this cause on Or before
Mondny. the eth Day % october. feta
4 u further ordered thar a COSY Of
Tits order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks IN the
oeala nmnner. a newspaper published
10 said county and state
This 9sth dny Of August. 1913.
seal p. n NrGENT.
clarh circuif Court. Marion Co. Fla
~ ~ E. Goddard. y. G.
WM GORER.
Complainant's Solicitor. s1e
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possible for ex.sherin Gordon 10 40
such an excellent piece of work. FoF
and In behalf Of the eolored people
generally. and especially the conyicta.
most cordial thanks h extended 70 the
ladies Who prepared tor them such
an excellent and bountifai dinner. -
Fridays Daily.
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Colonel Herbert iaFofA - NHn
second letter on the Mexican sifua.
tion. re holds 70 the oplulon thar
Huerta has clearly outwifted fresi
dent Wilson. and that TIE presidents
soft pedal policy has utterly failed.
President Wilson Is closely tolioN
ing in the footsteps Of the father 81
hts country" who warned a. againsf
having sentansling alliances Nith
foreign nations.
President Wilson = letting uekico
settle her Own Affairs And abs isnt
that righfg He ls nelthef eucuarae
ing nor condemns intrigue and aasas.
sinafiou.
II throueh intrigue. Naturalization
and murder hunrta saeeeeas in
trampline the constitution of Mexiro
under foot. and has bis man Gamaoa.
elected president the admiE EIatraf.on
at Washlngton all refuse hlm reros
milton the same a. q refused Haefia
recognition. That Is all fhera p to t
And what wul 0amboa do ne
clare war on the United States Noi
on your ife
Refused reeogulflon "a fhe Iultea
States be- viii BE- refused reeosuitlon
by other nations. and 81 0ln an1 BIN 1
sell unable % negotiate loans. he Uiil
be unable 70 maintain an arms and
ais Administration wiii coilapse
The Mexican people wili b. iaueht
a lesson that if they expect gae rec
ogniiion and respect of the nations
Of the world they must pui down Fa (
pine and murder and cond0ct a. or
derby government. that Wiii appeal 60
the enlightened sentiment % modern
times
n. on the other hand. Gamboa
should b. fooihardy enough % make
a declaration Of var aeainsi the
United States abe government al
would crush him uke an
eggshell
Under President Wilson's wise. can.
tious and conservative policy In the 1
matter OF var. q Il for Mexieo %
make the initiative
We cordially endorse and call "Cel
onel Herbert's" attention e the very !
splendid and well deserved compli /
ment bestowed upon President VIII
son by Mr. Dudley Fieid nalone. for
the wise and admirable manner he is
dealing with TIE Mexican problem.
Mr., Malone says
History win record this nation's /
tribute Of respect and gratitude 20 ne
present president of the rniled
States. who by indomnable courage.
patience. unfaiiinN tact
and an ineomparable personality has
saved so.0oo.oeo people from the ray
ages % a senseless War In Mexico.
and thousands upon thousands 81
American homes from the loss of "a.
tile battle. To stand against me
doubts Of a people. the impuisiFe eon.
ciusions o. the press. the abune of
those Who place property abotN NOR
ais. and the temptation 10 certainly
perpetuaie his tenure of oaice b. q
successful var against q weaker peo-
pie Is an exhibition of rare courawe
and heroic leadership thar II worthy
OF the dignity and honor Of the pres.
ldent OF the United states"
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tua and rs virtue of an execu
gion lssstd nuf of and under the seq
of fhe counfy ludeef court ln aud fol
Marion county. Florida. dated the ifil
day ~ April 1919. in q certain causs
wherein the Money WeiNhf Scale CO
are plaintiffs. and W n PegFam aut
Son are defendants. have leviet
upon and will on
Monoay. October eth, 1914
the same being 4 legai Raies day and
during ne legal hours of sale. olfer foi
sale at the Mest door uf the eouf
ionse Ia ucaia. Fia.. and sell the same
% the highest and best bidder foi
ash ths foilUwinH described persona
property. fo-Wit I pair Money ghf
computing scales
Sold 20 satisfy said execution and
al costs.
Sheriff Marion county. Florida
q. "a. nASSETT. IR.
Pia.nfin's Attorney. SIS
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Notice h hereby given that under
and b. virtns Of a certain decree 0f
foreclosure issued ouf % the circuit
court Of the hith judicial circuit Of
Florida. IN and for Marion county,
made and entered on the End day o.
September A. n. 1914. In a certain
cause therein pendlng wherein &. A
scandrett 4 complainant and j. G.
Hope and sarah Hope ara defendants.
4. Grover G. Mcclure. special master
in said canae. shall oler f6r sale and
sell a. public outcry IN front Of the
west door Of the court house IN Ma
rion county. Florida. between the le-
gai hours og sale. on ruiz day.
Menday, October Q. a. o.. fef1
the same being the nrst Menday IN
said month. % the highest and best
bidder Tor cash. TIE following Dc
serihed property, t0-vit:
TIE north half OF the northeast
amarteF % northwest quarter. and
commencing az the northwest cornel
of northeast quarter ~ northeast
quarter. section thlrtythree. township
sixteen. range twenty-five. south.
thence running east 1855 chains,
south atk chains. west 1895 chains.
north see chains. 20 point OF begin.
nimg, containing thirty acres more or
less, ping and being In Marion coun-
y, FLORIDA, % 80 much thereof as
MAJ BE- uecsssary % satisfy said de-
cree.
GROVER G. MCCLURE.
Special Master
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state and eonnly occupafional Il
ennea are aae October I.
Any continuance Of business after
hat date without nFst securing your
irenHe = tn open ISOLATION % the
avs of the state
Fur further Instruction and blank
applications. address the tax collect
or He wtll also issue the license.
All physicians and surgeons and
punlie drays and hacks have been
added 20 tha ilat ~ The acts ~ 1913.
AlNo there has been considerable
change "a the am0unt Of some busi-
nesses en- which . license il required.
Please eiee thia matter early atten.
tion.
You're very frnfV.
W. T. SMITH.
counfy Iuare.
w. L. CoLnERT.
Tax roile efor.
IA aeaet
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Under and by virtue of an execution
issued ant OF and under the seal Of
the circuit court IN and for Marion
county. Florida. dated the 21th day of
March. 1913. In a certain cause where.
In Jno. l.. Kannon n plaintiff and Jno.
NJ. McEwen Il defendant, I have lev.
led on ad viii on
Monday. oesebsr eth. asi1
the same being a legal sales daN and
during the legal hours of sale. oaer
for sale AZ the vest door 81 the court
house In Ocala. Fla., and sell the same
20 the highest and best bidder for
cash the following described real 80.
tate In Marion eonnty, Florida. toNlt.
NeA of seA ~ swi. 1850. =.
also eis OF neh of 81 and 81. Of
sell OF nwA. section a3.i2.21
Sold 60 satisfy said execmsion and
all costs
T. p. GALLOWAY.
sheriff Marion County, Florida
EDWIN SPENCER. JR.
Plaintiffs Attorney. N2s
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Monday. oeseber sth. asi1


Notice q hereby given that ~ Fir.
tue of a anal decree rendered the
18th day Of august 1913. IN = certain
cause pending IN the circuit eonrt,
ffth judicial circuit ~ Florida. "a ana
for Marion county. wherein 0eorKe q.
Gamble h complainant and kphraim
Patterson. 1r.. Saile Williams and
Charles Williams. are DEFENDANTS.
Mondsy, shs sra pay - Nossmbes.
taiA
ln front Of the west door et the court
house In the city of ooaia. Marion
county. Florida. within the iekM
hours Of sale. uner and expose Tor
sale 70 the hiwhesf and best niaaer
for cash. the mortRaKed premises
therein described. to-wit, lots three
f3l. four fal. and fye lsA of block
ak tgl. of tha town of iioaFdmAn. ~.
uafe IN section nine 90, township 20.
ranee tWentyone. east. Ia Mafiun
county. Florlda. o. - much thereof
a. may be necessary - raise me s..an
OF s4Sf. Interest Since tie dAte nf re
aala decree thereon. tta AttNfhff
fee. and costs of this sulf
IANfER ROnFRfsoN.
special Master
rsss.er sasa 81 fsfshs #ttH
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THE BUILDING or THE ROAD TO
RLITcHToN

A great deal of interest and entnu-
siasm was worked up in the determt
nation to build good road from
OcaIa to BIitchton and on 10 the Levy
county line in a single day.
An army Of volunteers was enlisted
and implements and teams were ho-
orally donated,
The ladies were aroused TO as much
enthusiasm as were the men, and per-
formed their part Of the work nobly.
There we're provisions enough Sc
cured to feed Cox's army. and impro-
yised tables were scattered along ef.
cry three or four miles. and groaned
under their weight of nutritious and
most tempting viands-
Bright and early Thursday morning
vehicles we're lined up in front OF the
board of trade rooms, and Or j. Ed
ward Chace, president OF the board
saw that the various cars were filled
with volunteers and hired men. and
were hurried TO the road. and assign
ed to their various stations.
Secretary Rooney was the first to
appear and led the way. and On early
hour found him at the Levy county
line.
It reminded us OF the first BATTLE 10
which we participated during the civ
IL war. There were two thousand BOYS
in line and the late Governor fieminR
was the commanding generals ehiei
of staff, and he rode up and down the
line. and, waving his hat, said thai
those who couldn't shoot could shout.
and we kept up what had become
known as the "rebel yell" for hours
Those yesterday who were unpfo
yided with implements became shout
ers. and faithfully did their part OF the
shouting to urge the others forward
and keep alive the enthusiasm.
It was truly red letter day In the
annals of the county. Il aroused an
enthusiasm for good road building
got our people together. and as an ad'
yertisement ii scored a big success.
Peopleall along the line fell heart.
ily into the movement, and We under
stand that the people of Levy county
became as much enthused over Il as
we did, and are firm friends OF our
county and our county site.
We believe that il will be impossf
BILE to. enlist a sentiment for county
division, and DR.. Bitch is OF the opin'
ion that the demonstration measured
in dollars and cents is worth one hun
dred thousand dollars to our county.
He SAYS that one or two lime pits
were discovered by the movement
which will furnish enough material 70
build and keep the road in repair tor
years to come.
OF course il was never seriously
intended that the demonstration yes
terday would set the example OF be
ing the most scientific, the most ex'
peditious, the most practical or the
most economical method OF road
building to be permanently followed
by counties or by the state as a whole.
But it served its purpose, and serv-
ed it well.
Those at the head OF the movement
are entitled to be generously and pro
fusely decorated with flowers. and she
ladies who participated In the demon.
stration are entitled TO volumes OF
praise.
The piece Of road over which MT
G. e. Connor had personal superyis-
,on receiv many compliments.
Mr.. r. l.. Martin and Mr.. James X.
aaoorhead and Mr.. Alex. Moorhead
rendered valuable services as ensi-
neers and proved most efficient.
DIR. Won Engelken was dressed IN
a. h;r@ and ae N road builder
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Under and by virtue Of a final de-
cree In chancery. rendered on the
iith day of July. A. d.. 1913. In a GER
tain cause pending In the circuit
court for Marion county. state of
Florida. wherein one Robert K. Lee
Campbell. as executor OF the last will
and testament Of Thomas B. Camp
bell. deceased. was complainant. and
samuel A. Rawls. Florida Pine Com
pany et ais. were defendants. l, the
undersigned. appointed therein as
special master In ehancery 10 execute
said decree according to the terms
thereof. will. on
Monoay. October 6th. 1918,
the same being the first Monday In
said month. during the legal hours of
sale on said day. In front OF the court
house door In the city Of Ocala. Ma
rion county, Florida. offer and expose
for sale. according 20 the terms OF said
decree. and viii sell 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash. the mort
gagged premises described In said f.
nal decree as follows. viz:
West half OF the southeast quarter
Of section twenty-one (21), and the
northeast quarter OF section twenty
eight t2sl, all IN township fifteen Q5),
south. range twenty-five (22), east.
containing two hundred and forty
acres. more or less. lying and being
In Marion county. state of Florida; or
40 much thereof as may be necessary
20 realize the amount OF said decree.
with all costs therein mentioned. to-
gether with all charges and attor-
ney's fees.
IANIER ROBERTSON,
As Special Master.
L. ~ GREEN.
complainant's Solicitor. 9-5-5t
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1,,v Brown and a number Of MS
colarea comrades were oa' cary - -
tcraay morrme ayna'st''T VI
na,r Mr. Fansettt's, and maae Z
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While this paper does not wish g
make any invidious distinctions where
All the road overseers did so we'll y
cannot resist praising the piece o'
work done by ex-sheriff Gordon
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A squad OF the oeaia Rifles was
among the volunteers. and did theF
quota OF the work.
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Mr.. s. ]. McCully volunteered
team and a number OF hands, an
was on the spot at an early hour.
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There was not a man along the lire
who rendered more conscientious sr
vice than Harry Clarkson. He Was
sincerely in earnest and did not 70.
gard 1t In any sense as a Fourth OF
July celebration.
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Mr.. r. L. Martin and Mr.. James X.
sEoorhead and Mr.. Alex. Moornead
rendered valuable services as ensi-
neers and proved most efficient.
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DIR. Won Engelken was dressed IN =
blue shirt, and as a road oniioer
looked his part well
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Mr.. Harvey Clark was out VITA hi'
car all day and rendered valuable aid
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The piece of road over which Mt
c. e. Connor had personal superyis'
,on receiv I many compliments.
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DIR. McClane was one OF the busiest
men along the route. and kept his au-
somobile going all day hauling imple-
ments and transporting men where
they were needed.
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The Ocala Telephone Company re
ceived many favorable comments TOT
making it possible to send phone mes
xages to every station along the route
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-05

Singing in the chorus were: Char
lotte Croisan, Spanish girl; Swiss
Mary Albert and Dorothy Brant;
Swede--Helen Hogue; Dutch--Helen
Smith, American-Eldena Plymale, 1t.
aly-Marie Sergeant.
The Junior Guild Of st. Paul 5
church held its annual business session
and election of officers last Tuesday in
the Guild house.
For the ensuing year, Mrs. Charles
Freeland will be president; Mrs. George
A. Wood and Mrs. w. Carlton Smith,
vice,presidents; Miss Mary Chadwick,
secretary; Mrs, Homer H. Smith, treas.
urer,
A special meeting was called for next
Tuesday, when arrangements will bt
made and plans formulated for an en-
tertainment which will be made a so
cial event.
-
The Ladies Aid society Of Salem
Heights was entertained by Mrs. Jen
ME Kingsley on Friday afternoon Of
last week. Articles for the bazaar are
rapidly accumulating and will be placed
on exhibition and for sale in about two
weeks. Dainty refreshments were
served at this afternoon of sewing, and
the members entertained were: Mrs
Myra Sawyer, Mrs. Goldie Perkins, Mrs
Goldie Perkins, Mrs. Bell Morris, Miss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-05

Miss Florence Page and Miss Genev-
ieve Avison and vocal solo by Miss
Grace Thompson, Carrie Jacob Bond s
"Shadows" +"
Under the direction of Miss Hop.
kins, a member Of the faculty The
high school Young Woman 8 Christian
Association presented on the evening
Of March twenty-sixth q comedy emit.
tied "Patron of Art, " with the follow.
ing characters; Mrs. Morley, Miss
Catherine Fowle; Genevieve Morley,
Mrs, Morley's daughter, Miss Alice
Baker; Theresa Blummenschenkel, Miss
Mary Clark; Bridget Donahue, Miss
Arvilla Conn; Jewel Dumont, Miss
Evelyn De Long; Miss Ernestine Mon
eyclacker Rittenhouse, Miss Marcella
Bynon; Maid of Miss Rittenhouse
Marybelle Rinehart.
In addition to the play, which was
an excellent piece of amateur work,
Miss Isola Smith played in finished
manner, "Scherzino o''-Schumann, and
"Winter" by Schumacher.
Miss Eugenia McInturff sang two
pretty numbers and Miss Frances Penn
gave delightful reading, "At the
Concert"
The Young Woman's Christian Asso.
citation in the high school was organ.
lied but a short time ago, with Miss
Catherine Fowle, president; Miss Mar.
celia Bynon, vice.prosident; Miss Lu.
cile ST. Pierre, treasurer; Miss Ruth
spoor, secretary; and Miss Mary
Clark, athletic manager.
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Kilpat.
rick, principal Of the high school, a
rest room has been provided for the
girls who have taken pleasure in max.
ing IL comfortable and dainty The
furnishings include a piano which adds
greatly to the pleasure Of leisure hours,
About thirty students enjoyed an ev.
ening of games and music Friday of