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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Gray Wolves Prove Menace

Nahant, S. d., May il Special:
Stockmen in the surrounding region
report that gray wolves are more
numerous at present than for a
number of years, and are causing
them heavy losses. The animals are
seen frequently skulking in under
brush and other places where cover
is afforded, from which they make
raids on stock. 1t is feared that the
wolves will kill off the deer of this
region, and especially all fawns, if
something is not do9e to annihiIatc
the wolves. Some of the stockmen
are talking of engaging the services
of an expert wolf hunter for the
purpose Of ridding the region Of
the pests. while others favor the
holding of a systematic wolf round
up, in which several hundred men
would participate. If a professional
wolf hunter is engaged. the resi-
dents Of the region who suffer from
the raids of the wolves will contrib
ute "A fund, and this will be add
ed to the bounty offered by the
state, so the hunter would find the
business of Kidding the region of the
wolves profitable as well as exciting.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
500 Boy $ In Corn Contest

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
NORTH HAND
SIS. CONVENTION
To be Held at Sunbeam Church
On May 18th

1880 Sunday School, w. S. Thomas
Supt.
Roy Linn, Bible class.
Mrs b. Croll. young people class.
Mrs p. Keller, intermediate.
Mrs o. Cramer, Primary.
Dinner served by the Ladies Aid
100 +. M Afternoon Session.
Song Congregation.
Devotional Exercises Rev Chord.
Address Of Welcomc-Mrs Ferree.
Repose S. f. Thomas.
Song Sunbeam choir.
Address Rev Kearton.
Paper Opportunity of the S. S,
Teacher, by Miss Jessie Moncur.
Song Wheaton choir.
Talk-The importance of the s. S.
IN the community, by X. NJ. Linn.
Music Wheaton orchestra.
Address Rev Cooper.
Paper-Mrs Jas. Williams.
Song Sunbeam S. S.
Paper How &c interest the boys
in tho = y bv Mrs Row Linn
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Weather Notes

A cold wave, with a temperature
resembling that of winter, swept
over western Canada for several
days this week cat sing much anxiety
for the growing gram. In Alberta
the thermometer dropped to 10 de-
grees above on Sunday.
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa were
visited by severe storms Sunday and
Monday, several persons being killed
and property DESTROYED. The storm
was accompanied by rain and hail
snow being reported at points in
Minnesota and North Dakota.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
I1OI

The Sunbeam Sunday school boys
have organized a base ball team.
Misses Mable. Il Naomi Wharton.
James Dynes and Vern Morris autoed
to John Andrews Sunday evening.
Mrs Dougherty and family visited
at the home of her son, Sunday.
w. w. Rush has a new power
washing machine.
John Dennis has a new clipping
machine and Is busy now days clip
ping horses.
Mrs Elmer Bailey has a new piano.
The singing school met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Bartlett last
Thursday evening.
L. l.. Ferree has a new set OF
harness.
l.. +. Eaton has been appointed
manager of the new base ball team
Raleigh Nicholas is working for
b. Snodgrass.
Horace Roth has a new Ford run
about.
The 5. S. Convention will te held
a. the Sunbeam church on May 10Th.
Clarence Wharton was a visitor al
the Snodgrass home SUNDAY even
ing.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra

The celebrated Symphony Orches
ira of Minneapolis, will appear in
Huron Saturday, May 30th, giving
an afternoon and evening concert.
There will be seven sololsts with the
orchestra and a quartet Of singers.
Seats may be reserved by writing
Miss Ruth Pinch at Huron. Price
of tickets. $l.50. Sl.00 and 20 cents.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Madame NordiCa Dead

Madame Lillian Nordica, the
world famous prima donna, died a
few DAYS ago of pneumonia at Bata-
via. Java, at the age Of So years.
The remains viii be brought to
America aud buried at the singers
old home in Maine.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Me mCrial Day Sermon

The Memorial Day sermon will be
preached at the opera house SUNDAY,
May oath. by Rev. kearton, at 2:30
o'clock. Announcements as to
Decoration Day exercises will appear
in next weeks paper.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-05-14
Pioneers Home Coming

A home coming celebration for
territorial pioneers is to be held at
Sioux Falls, June ID to 20, 1914. 1t
is in the hands of the territorial
pioneers association and promises
to he a big doln's." Details will
be gwen later.
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Schedule of Examinations

Seventh grade, May Hip.
Eighth grade, May 14-15.
Teachers for second & third grade
certificates, July 1924.
N. ID. Seventh grade examina-
tion will be held in each school in
session and IN Burdette, Vayland
and Miller. The eighth grade ex-
animation will be held in Orient.
Rockham. Burdette. Vayland. st.
Lawrence, washington, Rec Heights
and Miller. 22t5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
LdReCitu

n AXE CITY. FLA, Jan. 31.-The
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
- Hatcher. on fernando street, was
the scene of quiet but beautiful home
wedding Thursday afternoon, when their
third daughter. Dorie. was united in
marriage 10 j. W. Walden, of Port
Tampa.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mary
Bull. The ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev NJ A. Wood. of the
Baptist Church Only the immediate
family and a few very intimate friends
were present.
On Tuesday evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. p. Jordan was the scene of
very beautiful reception, given by the
members of the Methodist Church. in
honor OF the new minister, the Rev.
Mr.. Gaines and Mrs. Gaines. Assisting in
receiving were ministers and their wives
of the several chmurcn and other
prominent Methodists. Music was rem
dered by Miss Gaines. John Topaz and
Mrs. Jordan, and Miss Matte Powell
gave an entertaining reading Fruit
punch and cake were served by bevy
of young women.
Miss Eulalie Edwards was the hostess
at whist party on Tuesday evening
complimenting her guest. Miss Hazel
Waters of Vienna, Ga.
One of the charming functions of the
week was card party on Thursday
afternoon which Mrs. Frank Ives gave
at her home on Baya avenue in honor If
her sister, Mrs. Tom Alderman, of Ar
cardia, and Miss Evelyn Strawn, of AL
bion III.
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Miami

IA IAMI, FLA, Jan. 31-Miss Flavia
II DeCamp, a bride elect, has been
extensively entertained this week
On Monday Mrs Carl G. Fisher gave a
luncheon for her. Wednesday Mrs
Thomas Waller Palmer, formerly Miss
Julia Meador of Atlanta, gave a lunch
con in her honor. Thursday night Mr.
and Mrs. John Burdine entertained at a
dance for Miss DeCamp, and on Friday
Mrs. Edwin Alexander Waddell and
Mrs. Frank Jordan gave her a linen
shower.
Complimentary to Miss Priscilla Brob-
ston of Jacksonville. and Miss Innis
Morris. of New ORLEANS, Mrs John Car
rngton Granting gave a matinee dance
this week. Mrs. Walter F. Flanders, of
Detroit. who is spending the winter
here, entertained Thursday at luncheon
in the Royal Palm in honor of these
same young women. and this afternoon
Mrs. F. A. P Jones. of Fort Dallas
Park. gave a bridge for them.
Thursday Afternoon a large reception
was given by Mrs. Henry Gould Ralston
for Mrs. Charles Fenton Day, of Smith
field, Va. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
In honor of the twentieth wedding
anniversary of DIR. j. A. Wray.
pastor of the Baptist Church, and his
wife, the women of the congregation
gave reception at the parsonage last
night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Gainesville

|ARTERSVTLLE, Jan. S1.-Mlss Alice
Crouch entertained at house
- party the past week. The guests
were Miss Louise Hamilton and Miss
Mona Price, Of Atlanta; Miss Annie Sue
Bonnell and Miss Edith Mcdonald, of
oxford; Robert Inman Norwood, of Grif-
fin, Hoke Alfred. of Beaverton, and Sid
COwan. of Atlanta.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooke entertained few friends at a
Dutch supper Those invited were Mr..
and Mrs p. G. tlemster. Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Cothran, Miss May Jones and Miss
Ida Lou Milan
Mrs G. NJ. Milan was hostess to the
members of her card club Wednesday
afternoon. After the game salad
course was served at the card tables.
afternoon was the bridge party given
by Miss Ida Milan in honor OF Miss
May Jones. Of Canton. For top score,
Mrs, l., c. Morgan received first prize,
dainty handkerchief Miss Jones, the
guest of honor, received an appropriate
gift. After the game, refreshments were
served at the tables.
An interesting meeting of the Chero-
kee Club was held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Horace Howard, chairman of the
home economies committee, presiding.
Several musical numbers were given,
and splendid talk on Sanitation in
the Home by DIR. l.. l.. Driscoll, was
given. After the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed. Sandwiches and tea were
served,
Mrs p. c. Flemister entertained her
bridge club Thursday afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
HSheViIIc

TSHEVILLE. N c., Jan. 31.-Tango
"A teas have been relegated for the
time being by the young society
set here during the last week to take
advantage of the weather for riding
and driving parties over the mountains.
This Is due in a measure to the en-
thusiasm aroused over the new riding
ana driving club recently organized.
II IS expected that the club will prove
to be the most popular gathering place
during the coming summer season and
extensive preparations are being made
for entertainments there.
The dance at the Grove Park Inn to-
night was the sensation of the week
here since all of the dancing set was
invited the list including more than 200.
The spacious lobby of the Inn affords
the most gorgeous ballroom that Ashe-
vile has ever enjoyed and the dances
there are ever growing more popular.
The only wedding Of note of the week
was that of Miss Nell Wilson and r.
p. Miller. 1t was solemnized In the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
DR.. r. F. Campbell officiating The
bride is the daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilson, of Goldsboro,
and Is the granddaughter of Mrs C. w
Wilson. of this city, and Of Judge Henry
Crittenden, of Ala bama Mr.. Miller is
resident of West Asheville.
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itZgerdId

- ITZGERALD, Jan 3l.-A wedding
Of interest was that Of Miss Edna
Cartwright and DR.. Thomas T..
White, which took place at the home
Of the brides brother and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Y. Cartwright, on West
Pine street, Saturday afternoon. The
Rev II. $. Peterson performed the cere-
mony They are spending their honey
moon in Atlanta, after which they will
return to this city and be at nome at
No. 300 West Ocmulgee street.
Miss Ruth Jernigan and Elmer T. Will
bingham were married Monday after
noon, the Rev. II. s. Peterson perform
ing the ceremony Miss Lille Kennedy
and o. W. Willingham were the attend
ants
In honor of her guest, Mrs w. d.
Davidson, of New Orleans, Mrs Shea
han gave a delightful party to a num-
Der Of her friends Monday evening. Rock
ans bridge were INDUCED in Mrs. Da-
wilson won the prize for rock and Mrs.
j. J.. McCarty won the bridge trophy.
Mr. and Mrs. j H. Evans entertained
Monday afternoon in honor OF their lit
tie daughter, Ruth. who celebrated her
eleventh birthday After many enjoya-
BILE games were played by the children
fruits, candles and cakes were served.
Those invited were Evelyn Marston
Nellie Pickens, Unic Brown, Dotice
Brown, Daisy Drew and Ted Pickens,
Howe Brown, Steve Bussey and While
Jewell.
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Gainesville

n AINESVILLE, FLA, Jan. 31.-The
choir of the First Methodist
Church has been reorganized with
J. Oscar Miller director, Mrs. A. B.
Hartsfield president, S. w Goodwin
secretary and treasurer, Miss Bernice
DeLand and Miss Maurine Gracy plan
lists
The first mothers meeting of the new
year was held this week at the resi-
dence of Mrs, l.. L. Sanborn. Mrs. May,
Miss Ruth Doig. Mr.. Mason on the violin
and Miss Helen Harrison took part in
the literary and musical program
The ball at the E,lks' Club. under the
auspices of the Kirby Smith Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confederacy, on
Tuesday night, was one of the season S
gala events. The grand march was led
by James Chestnut and Miss Sarah Bur
dick. Red carnations and small Con-
federate flags were distributed as ia
vors by Misses Jessie Chestnut and
Catherine Halle. Fruit punch was
served by Misses Sophie Burkline and
Jessie Bishop. The floor committee
was composed of Edmund Wellington,
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W0yCrOSS.

FAYCROsS, Jan S1.-Chief among
M the many social affairs Of the
w week In Waycross was the re-
ception rendered Wednesday by the
TWO chapters Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution in honor Of Mrs.
Sheppard w Foster. Of Atlanta, State
regent The reception was given in the
parlurs of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Welcoming the guests
were Mrs Cecb Y. stanton, Mrs, T.
sale Phelau, Miss While Beck and Miss
Carrie Mason. In the receiving lIne
were Mrs Foster. Mrs J. II. Redding,
Mrs. ] L. Walker, Mrs. W w. Lamb
din Mrs W. W. Sharpe, Mrs. John N.
Cox, Mrs. Henry S. Redding, Mrs. j. X.
Odom and Mrs. Dan Lott. American
and Confederate flags formed a striking
background for the handsome party:
Mrs. Fosters address was enjoyed by
one Of the most interested gatherings
Of cubwomen Waycross has known In
long time. During the afternoon re-
freshments were served by Miss Rena
Wright and Miss Esther Benton.
Miss Myrtise Beach. who is spending
some time In Washington the guest Of
Congressman and Mrs. Charles @. Ed
wards, Is being delightfully."- entertained.
She was among the dehutantes assisting
given by the Congressional ladies Of
Congress Hall Hotel. Tuesday evening
she attended the White House recep-
ton, given in honor OF the judiciary,
ana last evening she was the honor
guest at dinner given by Congressman
and Mrs Edwards AT the dinner were
Ensign and Mrs. Aston Simpson, Miss
Genevieve Clark, Miss Hughes, Of Geor-
gia, Congressman Dooiittle, Congress
man Coney, Bennett Clark, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards Miss Beach. who Is one
of the most charming members of Way
cross society, will he in Washington for
several weeks
Miss Kettle Campbell entertained the
members OF the Friday Club yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Reginald NJ. Porter entertained
the Young Matrons' club Wednesday
afternoon Punch and two-course
luncheon was served, the hostess being
assisted by Miss Mamie Perry and Miss
Ruth Ridley. Of Sylvester
one of the pretty entertainments OF
the week was the party given Wednes-
day by Miss Theresa Pittman to a
number Of her friends. Prizes In the
game Of the evening were won by Miss
Cleo Brewton and Russell Brown AT
the conclusion of the game refresh
Bringing to close one OF the busiest
social weeks Waycross has known, Mrs.
Rufus Hawkins entertained in honor
Of Mrs. James J. Rooney Of Triton.
the occasion being an auction bridge
party. Her guests included Miss Ocie
Wing, OF Macon; Mrs. J p. Thorpe,
Mrs Stoddard Stanton. Mrs J. #.
Stewart. Mrs Arthur NJ Knight Mrs.
]. T. Brantley Mrs. Wharey Newell,
Mrs Eustace Sirmans. Miss Eva Acosta.
Mrs. J. c. Nichols. Miss Ada Robinson.
Mrs. l.. y. Mobley. Mrs N. -. Rhoads.
Mrs, James Knox and Mrs. Calvin w.
Parker
For Mrs. wbarev Newell, of Newell.
y. C.. and Mrs. James J. Rooney, of
Triton Mrs, Stoddard j. Stanton en-
tertained Tuesday with one of the pref
TEST card parties Of the year The high
score prize was won by Mrs. Cecil Stan
ton. The honorees were presented with
silk hose. a salad course was served
al the conclusion OF the game
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Newman

n sWNAN. Jan. 31-Mr. and Mrs.
IN Dan Manget entertained on sun
day at dinner party. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. L. Dent, Mr. and
Mrs, V. h. Manget, Mr. and Mrs n. r.
Powell, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Arnall and
Mrs Hattie Manget.
on Friday evening Miss Helen Long
was hostess at n small informal party
For first prize in a musical game Miss
Corinne Simril won a hand painted
honboniere, while Mrs Walter WEIGH
drew a kewple dog as consolation.
Miss Mamie CHI Farmer entertained
four tables OF bridge on Wednesday aft
ernoon. The guests included the MEM
bers OF the Young Ladies' Social club
Miss Bessie Arnold and Mrs. |. L. Brad
ing by her sister, Mrs Joseph Bohan-
non,
on Tuesday evening r. l.. Mann en-
tertained twelve guests at bird sup
per The guests were \. Il. Burdette.
+. l.. Rawles. r NJ Goodrum. Au-
derson ". J. Murphey. starting Car
penter Il. l. stanford. K. u Cole ",
II. Worth, l.. Il. Stallings ana J. f..
feathersScue
Mrs. Thomas Jones was hostess for
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OCdId

ncALA. FLA, Jan. S1.--Mr. and Mrs.
Frank f. Harris announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Mrs.
Violet Harris Powers. to Louis A. Shep-
herd, which took place at their home on
the evening of January 90 Only rela-
tives witnessed the ceremony. Mrs
Shepherd is one of the most popular
members of the cosiety contingent. Mr.
and Mrs. Shepherd left Immediately for
Chicago, where they will reside. Master
Harris Powers, Mrs. Shepherds son
will remain with his grandparents I'M
til late spring, going then to join his
mother.
Monday evening the Country Club was
the scene Of brilliant canoe given by
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Camp In compli-
ment of Mrs. Camps sisters. Mrs.
George Ferguson Armstrong, of Savan-
nah; Mrs. Edward Francis Fitch, of
Chicago, and Mrs. Ira Bennett, of Okla
homa City, who. with their husbands,
was formerly their home
An orchestra furnished the music for
the dancing, which was confined exclus-
lively to the new steps. Supper was
punch was enjoyed between dances, be-
ing served in the tea room by Mrs. c.
Fl Lloyd. Others assisting the hostess
during the evening included Misses Stei-
Id, Mia, MeLIle anu CdTlld camp anu
c. H. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Camps
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Hecker. Misses
Alice Bullock, Hope Robinson Lola Me-
Clure, of Shelbyville, Ky; Geneva Sto-
Marguerite Porter and Emily stotes-
bury; Messrs. Armstrong, Fitch, Ben
nett. Henry Spencer, Clarence Meffert,
Guy Zewadski. Phil Robinson, Harry
and Whitfield Palmer. w. " Newsome.
Ir ri E-f,x ri
son and DIR. NJ. C. Izlar The invita-
ton list included only the very special
friends of the guests of honor.
Tuesday evening on their spacious
back lawn Mr.. and Mrs Jack Camp en-
tertained at an oyster roast. their
guests including the families of Clarence
and Clifton Camp and their house
guest. near relatives and few specia,
friends.
The annual custom of holding We'd
nesday afternoon teas at the Country
Club was inaugurated last Wednesday
for the winter. Mrs. d. NJ. Smith was
hostess on that day the links are used
exclusively by the ladies and during the
day especially in the afternoons, many
ladies are seen making the round
A charming affair of the week was
the thimble party given Thursday morn
ing by Miss Bette Wray McIver, hon
KY, who is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Minnie Stoval. A tempting salad
course with tea was served al noon
Spending the morning. with Miss McIver
were Misses Stovall Lola Mcclure. An
ME Davis, Alice Bullock. Mary Burforl
Marie VonEngelson. Ophelia Sawtell FL
len Clarkson, Mary and Anna Mcdowell
Bessie Mckay. Hope Robinson, Adele
Bittinger and Lula Robertson and Mrs
Frederick Hecker.
The Young Ladies' Auction Club was
entertained FRIDAY afternoon by Miss
Mary Burford. Six tables were ar
ranged for the games in the drawing
room and library and at the conclusion
of the games a salad course was served
on the card tables
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Huntsville

UNTSVlLLE, ALA. Jan. 31.--Mrs.
ii Harry Rhett entertained the mem
bers of Twickenham Town Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. on Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Franklin street. MesGames Francis
Tappey and Milton Humes furniShed the
papers for the occasion, and after the
literary program hot chocolate and wa
fers were served.
Mrs. Gus White entertained the Tues
day Auction Club on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Robert Murphree won the cleb
prize and Miss Mary Rodgers received
the guest prize. A. salad course was
served. In the afternoon Mrs. White
entertained for three tables of guests,
when Mrs K. C. Rodgers won the high
score trophy and Mrs Will Newman
cut the consolation. A meat course
was served.
Miss Eugenia Everett entertained the
Phenix Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Gainesville

AlNESVILLE, Ian. S1--The month
ly meeting OF the Methodist Young
Ladies' Missionary Society was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs, II, II: Perry. An interesting bust
ness meeting was held followed by an
hour Of social intercourse, during which
irult salad, sandwiches and tea were
Miss Mary Lou Baker was hostess to
the Presbyterian Tuesday Afternoon
Sewing Circle this week The afternoon
was spent in making aprons for, the
benefit OF the missionary society treas
Try, after which sandwiches and tea
were served
The Monday Afternoon Study Glass
Of the First Methodist Church was en-
tertatned this week by Mrs. Fletcher
NJ. Johnson at her Green street home
About IS ladies' were present, and the
study of Mexico and Mexican missions
was taken up Refreshments We're
served.
Mrs, Williamson entertained Saturday
afternoon with four tables OF bridge in
compliment TO Mrs. Sandy Beaver and
Mrs j. II. poWney After tho game
grape frappe. mIshmallow whip and
rot coffee were served Besides the
guests OF honor. about ffteen ladies en-
Joyed Mrs Williamsons hospitality.
Miss Isabelle Charters was hostess
Monday at an afternoon party in honor
OF her aunt, Mrs Fred Price, OF Manila,
- mere were tnree tables Of auc-
tion bridge, and during the afternoon
several ladies' dropped in for coffee, Mrs.
FLETCHER johnson poured coffee and Mrs
II. II, Dean poured chocolate Cakes
and sandwiches We're served Miss
Charters was assisted in entertaining
by her mother, Mrs. w A. Charters
The guests We're Mrs j. H. Downev.
Mrs Ross Mcconnell. Mrs. l.. j. Flynt,
of Griffin Miss Elizabeth Green. Mrs
Edward Gibbs, Mrs. w. c. Thomas
Miss Corrinne Riley, Mrs. William HI
Slack Mrs. Sandy Beavers. Mrs Nor
ton, Mrs. r. J. Sanders. the Misses lone
and Louise Jackson. Mrs r. 4. Gail
lard Mrs Williamson, Mrs A. Geiger.
Mrs, Dave White and Miss Mary Lou
Baker
a party was given by the Philathea
class Of the First Baptist Sunday school
Tuesday afternoon. their guests being
the Riverside cadets in the classes Of
Mrs, Jerome Castleberry and Miss Flor
rie Carter The afternoon was passed
IN pleasant conversation and merry
games. Misses Fave simmons, Helen
Estes and Nell England gave piano and
violin selections. Sandwiches, cakes and
hot tea were served Mrs Prior. the
Rlass teacher; Mrs. Cheek Mrs. Brown
and Mrs Collins assisted in entertain
ing
Miss Mary Ela Perry held an informal
tea for the members OF the Phi MI
Sorority ~ Brenau College Monday af-
ternoon. salad course was served