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The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notirc SIS hereby given that letters
OF administration ON the estate Of
Flora Hoil Payne, deceased, We're
granted Co the UNDERSIGNED, ON the
6th day OF January. 1914 hy the Pro-
hate court OF Saline County, Mla-
souri,.
IN persons having claims against
said estate are required 20 exhibit
them 10 nae Tor allowance. within six
months after the date Of said letters,
or they mas be- prscludod from any
benefit OF such estate; aud u such
claims be- not exhibited within one
year from the date Of the last inscr-
ton OF the publication ~ this notice
they shall be- forever barred.
PAXTON FuLKERSON. Admr.
First insertion, Jan. %, 1914,
Fourth Insertion, Jan. 80, 1914.
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and crushed almost beyond recogni-
tion.
An hour after tho slide. ". =.
Thorne was rescued six feet below the
surface OF the snow. The debris had
packed IN ouch a way that he escaped
suffocation. tie suffered Internal in
iurios aud "a broken log. Two Greek
iaborerE also we're uncovered.
when the avalanche started. Mrs.
a. ". webb was standing on hef
rorth with an infant in her arms and
Two children by her side. They rol
olons the mouutainsidc. and although
showcred by flying particles OF snow
and fee as e swept BY. The escaped.
c.valahche descended only O.
bal fnile from the head Of the canon
and stopped 90 The head 81 this coal
mining cnmp. 20 measured 300 feet
In width.
Tonight the inhabitants arc ln fear
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ui,s. ROSIE CASE.

Large Tumur Removed Ia ~ Minute,
at \. =. o., Hospital o., nr. Still.
Tho following was taken from "a
Elr..sillr paper and relates "a Mira
T. ST. RYr.H cgs'
SUNDAY rrtoiuoon az the a. s.. O.
hospital, while operating ON a patient
oI ur. g.. y. Nuckols ol MrrHhall,
No. pr George sun removed a tu-
NOR rom the abdominal cavity tho
we Of @ largo %cocoanut, In Il trluo
lrss time than eighteen minutes IRON
tlo time o. the first lucislou untll
thc last stitch was placed In tive out-
.ido wall.
while not atiemptlns 10 establish
any time record the surgeon was
really worklpy faster than Is ordi-
uatily necessary because while nn
Immediate operation was imperative
the condition Of the patient was such
that she could not stand "a long an.
aesthetic,
'Thc rapldity OF the operation was
an tho more wonderful, when II q
considered that counting the stitches
in the abdominal wall together with
tho, inside, no less than forty-scvcr
uturos and ligatures were used"
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notlce T. hereby given 90 40 crcdi-
tori and others iulorn tod boo a."
estate OF Andrew 4. NcWobort.. de-.
ceased. that Nc. benjamin O.. Mciiou-
orts. Alexander n. Nolob'rta and
Ernest J.. N.Buhorts. Eyra OF said
estate. intend 10 make Final settle.
mont thereof at the ucyt term OF tHo
Probate Court OF Saline County. NI.'
souri,. 10 bc holden 90 the Court
House .u aHid County uu the rrt
Monday of March, l91l.
uLNIA'IN o.. NcROuEHTs
ALEXANDER o. McROHEIyTS.
ERNEST H. MDROBERTS lyrs.
First Insertion January lG, 1'll
IInh insertion. February o., 1gIi
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rNCALEp roR LETTERS.

Remaining In the Marshall. Mo-.
post office. January 26th, 1914. m
not called Tor Ia two weeks win be
sent 10 the dead letter office at Wash
iuFton, ID. c.:
Ladies' Hanes, H. NJ, Mrs, Jack
son. Mrs. Johnnie: Wright, Miss Lula.
Gentlemen -Bagby, Or. a. Paul,
barnes. Geo: Ballow. Harvey: DriscoI
Bob; Eaton. John; Fisher, j. T..
Han, G. A.; King, w. III satoTi
Emil: Moore, J. 49,; Ridgloy, ID. T..
samos. william; Thomas, John Wal
len, Mr.; Young, ChaB.
&. B. BACON, Il. NJ.
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the result shall be determined by lot.
IN the presence OF the candidates tn
terested. under the direction OF sais
committee.
Ninth. the said committee shall re-
ooiye the name Of such persons aH de-
sire TO become candidates and when
they shall have paid such fees az are
prescribed and are approved by said
committee. 70 shall cause their names
TO be- placed upon the ticket. aud In
no case shall q ticket or tickets be
counted by the judge holding said
election unlcas adopted hy said com
nittoc.
Tenth. the said committed shall
meet Of the Probate office in the CITY
.rf Marshall. ON the said evening art
OPP said primary election q majority
.rall constitute 81 working body.
ahcn the secretary shall. I'm the pre-
souco of the committee. open and
cast up the votes ~ said election.
Eleventh. should there not Doc o
quorum oI said committee. they shall
adjourn from time 20 time. until the
count can Doc properly made.
Twelfth. after said votes have been
oau,o ,l. tho committee shall de-
clare aud publish the uomos Of the
nominees uf tho Democratic party.
Tb, IorloaiuF aic tir places, jud
.o. aud CLERKS OF election:
Tir.' ward. to.ina place clly HAN
Judges. VI. 70. N,rInu.t. j. c. Kitchen
S.. q. Ehrnmau. T. No. Morrow
rlrrls. So. s. Koor'f. j. o. Prior, 30.
o.. hawkins. vs.. g. Carter.
Second ward. voting place. Mar
balls r.rI Yard. judge, Robert
clourh. W1r.cilus uurrcti. Robert T.
fylr. vs.. =. burroughs. CLERKS.
Charlie burrcti. George o. wheeler
vlrail &c. L1vl,.f jaime. w. Mar
hHll.
Third ward. victims place. Er,lncH
Carpenter Shop Judge T." W, van
u.n. AIs N'louhura. Or o.. g. smith
clerks. Gpur.o urs .Ul. Gour.u
Ha1n. Arthur uupp 49,. vs.. C,rpou-
tor. Marsh r.old.
Fourth ward. voting place. Odnlla
'ulD Barn Juirrq. J.. E. NrtmiR. n.
ucpouuuar. W D.. front j. ~. umf.
clerks. Fred Tipping. Gus NcNmis
o.rph j.. wheeler. Lyman Peters.
Adjourned Co meet O. the Probate
OuIrr uu Tue day. February 18th.
II.ii. at G.au p no.. unless sooner
called Dos tho Chairman.
~. ". MEsCuEDE, Chair.
W. T.. FISHER. 5ory.
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NOTICE nr rINAL sErrLEMENr.

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested In the
estate OF Alice s. England, deceased,
that l. Harry N. England, a|dministra-
tor 81 said estate, intend 10 make Fin
al settlement thereof at The next term
OF the Probate Court Of Saline Coun-
y, Missouri. 10 Dc holden at the
Court House IN said County on the
first Monday OF March, 1914.
HARRY A. ENGLAND. Admr.
First Insertion. Jan. 80, 1914.
FlUh insertion. Feb. -, 1914.
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midst In great numbers, $4,000 to
be exact.
On January 1 there were $4,000
cows, s1,5GS,OOO sheepl, $50. O0Ohogs
and i,3SG.OOO other cattle in Mis-
souri,.
Horses, mules and COWS command
a lower market price this year than
last, while sheep and hogs are worth
the same price they we're In the early
months OF 1913.
Missouri WINS about one-twentlc-
IN OF all the cattle IN tie United
States.
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500 Reward, 500

The rrad.rs Of this paI-r will BE- pleased 20
learn that there II 90 least ore drthdfd dieea.e
that nrlenev has been able % cure Ia al ~
stages, and that q CaiarFh. Halls catarh tufe
4 The onJ pusliise cufe nov kpnNA " tee ihsi
discase, requires a conrtitutional treatment.
Iali'E Catarrh cure n taken internally. nrung
dlrectly uI1n The blood aud mucous surfaces OF
the system. thereby deHiroYinR the foundation
~ the disease. aud giving the patient strength
by BUILDING on the constitution and assisting ma
turc in doing IL work. The propriators hnve
~ much faiih IN it, curative powerS thnt thty
oner ono iiundr'd Dollars Tor any care mat u
Addrcss a.. j. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, ..
sold By an Druggists, T5c,
Take usli's Family Pins Tor eons,lpation.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

Farm FOR SALE 100 acre farm. Q
miles fouth OF Marshall a good
uov Groom house ana barn: CO acres
under liow. go acres timber pasture.
O we'll at house. All good land FOR
$40 per aero. worth 500 or 20. win
take $1,000 ger acre ST. sold hy FcU-
fuary 18TH. Wrir D. o. Jenkins.
llsA box. C,l. slater. $40. $3.50
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

STEADY POSITION a. an oll.af
oIud farm hand wanted. um
familiar with farm machinery. COL
twnus Jones ami wife. trnlI Mar
tIau. o. o.. u.t ta GO
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

Farm ron sALE-wcll improved.
- a,rc~. ru'si WATER md barn, :
tuilc- south aud unC mile west at Mar
shall. "n big puhli, rund. az u bar
riiu. SUJuu pee g'.". huNkp
IiiGLE. uiue Ii,L. VI. Come and
luuh fer yourself. INTrNT
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

WIN pal parcel post hnrpcs 81 nll
cash ORDER from the country Tor 80
CENTS ~ more, school books except
c1. t3.laJ
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Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. Keith
Goodwin a son, Tuesday night, Jan
uary %, at the home OF the parents,
S72 South Odell.
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Want Column

WANTED-Good white girl for gen
crai homework no washing. small
family. good wages. Mrs 49, Lowou-
stein. SIS &. Odcll Ave, Marshall
No. fIan3OJ
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ELECTION TO BE HELD on TUES
DAY. TEBRJ ANY ~. NINTEEN
HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN.
JUDGES AND CLERKS APPOINTED
Hide and Regulations Governing
The Election. Issued by the
Ucuinctntic city
Committee.

HfiI''t INt r"'H' Y 'h'if INV WIZ
. Thug lay. Jauuas 81. 1915. present
rIIrat uard. a. 70. James and So. d.
H,.rhrdo. second ward. J.. G.. LamFin
aud Vs.. 81 Fisher; tbirl ward. O.. w.
Hignoy. Jr.. aud Charles ID. hiryar
der. fourth ward. Bon sfrickor Ah-
cent. ~ e. Liu'aar. Committeeman
from rho fourth ward.
Committee oreHn'..d ls olociius
49, %. Nrr1ni". chairman ". T.
.Ti.h,r. secretary and j. O.. Lomhiu
tr,a uror
ON motion. TUESDAY February o.
.IHII va. adopted O.. t., d.'. Of
holding tno rity Democrat. Primary
fs nominate candidate. go br voted
for ai the city election. q ho held ou
TUESDAY. AurI 1'H. tp 900 tlo offices
of t'asor. .i1r.nul. collector. h,tor.
nos. Police Iudao. treasurer Assoc
.- and four c|Duuonmru. Ono from
each ward
ON motion. Do rar ordered 'uHl t.o
muU.. u... Iry iH d..r.s tNu o..
n.nH oi .aid primary De, ui..l o.
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FOR SALE-Onc gasoline ell. y. In.
tcrnational hay press; run e "a
spn-Gu"d condition. Address, q.
". lloyd, blackburn. No. tFcb30
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30

OF further disaster, as an unusual
thaw has loosencd the snow. which Is
packed from six 10 ten feet on the
precipitous slopes.
Immediately after the avalanche
had run i.s course, the entire popula-
ton turned ont with picks. shovels
and sounding poles to GOV those
buried. The three dead and three In
iurcd were located within an hour.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
I.ON5. ON mORsEs IN MIssnrRI

I'VTl1UOU ITIINTIN N WI0NW NJ
Tho a%utortobile has driven out the
horse In Missouri. There arc 1895.
600 OF these animals officiating In
various degrees OF seryitude in the
State.
This Information Is CLEANED from
the last live stock report Of the De
partment Of Agriculture.
That product for which Missouri T.
famous-the muic is sim I'm our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
EIPnsonns Amau.

Gus frost Is witnessing the world
series games in Boston and Philadel-
phia-
Saturday afternoon on a short bust
ness trip to Chicago and View York
They viii be away for about 10 days
or two weeks.
Mrs. z B. Clardy and her daughter
Miss Josephine C1ardv. left Monday aft
ernoon for New York city. where they
viii remain for several months visit
ing
Andrew W. Reeves secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce. has gone to
Anahelm. Cal. for visit with his wife
and family. who live near that city.
Harry Burweu IS in charge OF the
chamber Of commerce affairs during his
absence
Mai. " " 1IcNamee has gone 70
Chicago. He viii be the inspector-in-
structor OF cavalry in the department
Of the lakes. Mrs. 1fcNamee. who is
visiting Mrs. Frank Aiusa for a short
time. win join him in Chicago in a
short time.
Rev. c. Wesley Webdeu will leave
Tuesday for Pecos City TO attend the
Methodist conference Others going
from Trinity Methodist church viii be
Birchfield. Mrs. J. J. Ayers and Miss
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ Richmond left
Saturday to be away for a month DIT
Richmond will go directly TO Chicago.
Mrs Richmond viii visit for a short
time in Austin and then join the doctor
in Chicago. Before returning to Fl
Paso they viii visit in Rochester,
Minnesota
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
Ont OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. A. /. Block. Of Silver city, Is VS.
ftiDr Mrs D. Block for a short time
Mrs. Ira D. Hough, IT, who mas oeen
visiting her mother. Mrs a BAKER
has returned to her home IN Dallas,
Miss aAIrguerite Beatty, OF Joplin
No. IS visiting her sister, Mrs "Scne
Greer.
Miss Blanche Cox. Of Las Cruces, was
the guest OF Miss Grace Fleck and MISS
Dema Flick during the military tour
nament last week.
Mrs. L Strauss, OF Hamilton Onta-
rio. is in FL Paso TO spend the winter
at the home Of Mt. and Mrs D. BLOCK
III North Kansas street
Mrs. y W. Shine. a former resident
OF FL Paso, spent sunday here on ner
way from san Narcial TO Pecos City,
to attend the New Mexico state MeLno-
dist conference
A. Steinfeld, Of Tucson, one OF the
STOCKHOLDERS of the First National
bank, is spending a short time IN Fl
Paso, the guest Of John NJ Wyatt
Lieut. a. ". Hanson. retired, for
" OF the Fifth cavalry, spent last week
in FL Paso attending the military tour
nament He returned to his home IN
Deming at the end Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H DOdsOn have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. DOdson's
mother at san Sabe, Texas. and to Mrs.
Dodson's relatives at San Antonio. Tex.
They are guests Of the Orndorff. Tor
reon is their home but they have been
living in FL Paso for several months
past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
SOCIETY APPLAUDS MILITARY FEATS;
MISS PAZ CREEL BECOMES BRIDE

-TSs PAZ CREEL and Edward
M sullivan. Of Denver. Colo, were
vi --.--5a5 at o'clock Monday
morning at nuptial mass IN tne o cHaps-
of the Holy Family on 10 NoI P f5 1eT-
street ~ mia ge service Inc Drlus
~ - 51Tgbter of Juan Creei 80 d
niece Of Enrique CreeL, 10 - 49, rfI7a
sador from Mexico al NJ aslll. - - lTTe
b-i5a vas gowned in white s So i.-,l-tI7
~ L5-S ended in a graceAul Iell5 ~
49, - draped with a polulSu S-i 3..-
- an isfcs ~ lace with pearl eus-l.SS
and trimmings. Her loli - ten d
was fastened about nei the valley,
GrecfaD fulet Of lilies o. --,,,,e+ ~
80 80 carried a shower DouF1C ~ ~
lilies Of the valley a ~ 80 Miss
MUTE. and streamerS o. 1t-fs-----si5
liz N'll .lll.-,---s5 in pink with nanu-
- - broadclOth CLOAK anu w
= lave black velvet plctuLe - -i,,l-
u7ented with plumes- ShS +e-,5i-,r- r1e
carnations and roses A. - -b7i5e's
6-i5e and groom were INC ,r.-e-
o -,.'', --. eL Mrs. Adela F. de 4unoL
Nc I've her in marriage me y. - !,
father. Juan Creel: heI tIT .---I, C-7ba
CreeI who came from nay .iii',, .
- 49, wedding, ana lue $500
tot L1l9 r-,7,,-.rd Il sullivan, OF DenF sI,
go Tho choral mass was suLl5
me choir of the Holy -lill-s -if9i-
American Beauty roses ~ - Sl-,,-3ta5
ana cream chrysanthemums decor ll.'5 80
the altar. FOLLOWING the % e thS nome
the bridal party returned, 20 Iiie --e-s
81 -be hide on East Boulevard, mere
an 'f Informal S-iT reception was held +5s
wedding breakfast was s Sv he reIa-
ti8ss and most Intimate friends Of IN, the
family. Mr. sullivan and ms u.s., oIlI y5b ere
tbay ~ v-iIi make their home The bride $
going away suit was OF o6IWn o-O''-'
with a nat Of the same Color
=
The wedding Invitations s are out Bv d2r
si-S - ~ M and Mrs. 7. NJ RYAN
and R V Davis which will Occur t59 ebgg eel
nesday night, october =, u! - ~
Mrs. Cora Gano and william llis5a,- MJ 15rSt
were quietly married satnIu4Ey 49, ne On ~,
nv Rev. o. J. Wade, at ms nome me. %
Montana street Mr.. and Mrs, AlauI IS S5
viii be at home to their friends 5- at 4Oy
her -Thev are now at the Hotel Paso
del UOrte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
Women's Organizations.

The Woman's Charity assoclallon
will hold its first monthly meellnS 1uI
the coming season on Tuesday morn
fng at $50 o'clock at the home OF MIS-
4. W. Lanier. 1903 Montana street
A meeting OF the executive BOARD q
the Robert E Lee chapter, onllsu
Daughters of the COnfederacy, VIII pc
held early Tuesday afternoon AZ lne
home Of the president Mrs. C. r. heIly-
Following the short business meeting,
the members Of the board VIII attena
the reception given by Mrs. " =
Brown in honor Of Mrs. a. w roster
me new president OF the Womans cruz
Mrs n C. Hempel read an interestin z
uaDer on the part taken by the irish IN
the early history OF Texas, at the meet
ing OF the Daughters Of Erin, Frlday
afternoon. in the Knights OF Pytnlas
nan. The society has started a new
movement Of study during the year ana
each member viii prepare and reau d
paper on some work or activity IN ms
torv in which the Irish participated
A membership contest was started the
two teams 10 be captained by mrs j.
lIcgTndes and Mrs. J J. Carson ne
meeting was well attended A soclai
meeting will be held on October % ano
the hostesses Of the day viii be Aies-
danes Charles Gillespie, G. W Grom-
met. Frank Garvey, J. c Grant and VIII
CLARION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12

Mrs. Kenneth D. Oliver viii enter
tain Wednesday afternoon at her
nome near the Country club. in honor
Of Mrs, Thomas F. Schley.
William Hoover entertained a num-
Der Of his school mates Saturday aft
ernoon at his home on North Campbell
street The afternoon was happily
passed playing games. Refreshments
were served Among those present
were Agnes Small. Catherine Hoover.
Nellie Davis LeOna Burroughs Cathe-
rine Hickman, Alton hurry. Alta Mae
Deader, Lola Dancer, George BOvee,
Claude Templeton. Robert TempletOn,
barry Ashley, Stanley Ehler. John
Hoover.
Little Willis Willard Waite. IT.. cele-
brated the fifth anniversary Of his
olrIh Saturday afternoon at the home
% ms parents. DR.. and Mrs. ". W.
Waite. on North Florence street The
youngsters had a delightful time play
ing games OF various kinds on the
lawn and in the house. A cObweb
OF red white and blue ribbons was
wound about the furniture Of the liv-
ing room and each child in untwining
a strand found a little toy animal.
Refreshments Of ice cream. cake and
candies were served in the dining room,
which was decorated with red and
white cosmos and large white chry-
santhemums. The birthday cake was
frosted in white and ornamented with
red candles. Mrs Waite was assisted
IN entertaining her small sons guests
oy MIS-, G. F. Harp, Mrs. J. X Prather
and Miss Anna Watson. The guests
were Sarah Hardie. Francina Hardie,
LeBrun Hardie. Romano Stafford, Jane
Bull Helen Grouse, Frances Prather,
Copenhaver. jr-, Virginia Copenhaver
and Ellen Swan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12

A very enjoyable outing was held
Sunday IN the beautiful grove IN West
Ysleta. the occasion being eomph-
mentarv TO AIRS. Dede Fitzpatrick, OF
Cleveland. o.. and Miss Myrtle Ford. Of
FL Paso. The entire party left early
in the morning on the valley line and
spent the day in the most delightful
manner. One Of the most enjoyable fea-
lures Of the occasion was the luncheon,
which was spread at high noon in the
shade Of the magnificent cottOnwoods
Of the grove. The picnickers returned
to the city at dusk. The affair was
unanimously voted a big success. The
following we're present.
DR.. and Mrs Frederick r Koch. Alr.
and Mrs Horace W. Blum. Mr. and Mrs
r. A. Never, Mr. and Mrs B. W Nor
ris. Mr. and Mrs B. o. Brattstrom. Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Thornton. Mrs Mitchell,
Mrs. Dede Fitzpatrick; Misses katn-
crime Brattstrom. Causbia Pickell. Myr-
tie Ford. Lucille Henderson Frleda
Kelly. Elizabeth Folsom. Messrs- Billy
Cox. A. F. Waddel. Ballard Mitchell.
Jim Hughes, Frank Koch and Russell
Koch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
Autonobiling.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Booth motOred
down the valley to Fabens Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Davis with Lieut.
and Mrs J. NJ Thompson mOtored TO
the Davis ranch at Clint, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Mix motored down
the valley Sunday morning, stopping
on the way for breakfast at the West
Ysleta Country club.
DR.. J. H. Paget with his son, Mans
field Paget, and Rev. and Mrs. c. W.
Watson, motOred to DR.. Pagets ranch,
near san EliZario, Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. George c. Cameron mo-
tored to Clint Sunday in their Chal-
mers car. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs o. NcWilliams Miss Margaret
Condor, Martin Sweeney and Ted
Greed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
Church Afairs.

Instead OF the regular meeting OF
the Woman's Missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church Tuesday aft
ernoOn, the various Bible study circles
will meet. The circle led by Mrs. I n
Winans viii meet at the home Of Mrs
D. N. Smith. 1909 North Florence street
The circle led by Mrs W. A. Trayler
will meet at the home OF Mrs. H l.
Graham, 315 Lawton street Mrs. C. 5
Ningus Will meet with her circle in the
parIors' Of the church Mrs. W O.
Cares circle and Mrs. ". H Larlt's
circle will unite and meet at the home
of Mrs. a. G. Smith, 1913 Brown street
The Christian EndeavOr society Of
the First Christian church gave an en-
chilada supper saturday night in
vacant store on North Mesa Among
the members whose work helped TO
make the affair success were Mrs.
Valentine Norman. Mrs. Erwin BOWles
Mrs. +. L. Mulberry, Mrs Aubrey Graves,
Misses Audra Mae Dale. Merle Dale Lu-
ellie Rice. Esther Rice. LEILA Courson,
Altha Fruit, Greta Pretz. May Pulliam,
Viva Burns Matte Clark Marian Young,
Ruth Myers. Alberta Martin. Maud
Isaacs. Mabel Storment, Myrtle lang
ford. Bertha Hilgartner, Frances
Dodge: Messrs. Lyndon Fruit, Howard
Gilman. Milton Shedd, Henry Shedd,
L J. Downey, Edwin IN, G Iknickmeyer'
T. A. Christian and VIII Homan.
The Philathea class Of Trinity
Methodist church spent Saturday af-
ternoon making bandages for the use
Of the Red Cross in the relief Of Euro
pean war victims. The class met for
this work at the home Of Mrs. n. C
Yerkes in the Sunset apartments
About Is bandages were completed and
the class will meet again this week to
make more. At the close Of the after
noon an ice course was served BY the
hostess. assisted bv Mrs Hugh Henry
and Miss Rena Shea Among those
present were 1ledsames l. J. Ayers.
George b oliver, II. H. Roberts, c. L.
Forsythe, W. p. Hart. jr.. Scott Yantis.
3. NJ Murphy and Hugh Henry Misses
! Juanita Smith, Bessie Brown, Estelle
| Ferguson, Juliet WingO. Georgia Stair.
Dorothy Winans Lilah Shaw, Ethel
i Casey. Rena shea and Frances Oliver
A young peoples society Of Chris
tian Eudeavor was organized in the
East FL PasO Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening. The following Off
dent Miss Reba Sue Moore. vice presi-
dent Miss Hettie Boone, secretary;
Miss Ellen Yonge, treasurer These
officers will meet with the pastor dur
D ing the week TO frame constitution
] and bylaws and appoint the usual COM
mittees. The regular devotional meet
] ings Of the society viii be held on
Sundays at 7 p m The following sig
natures appear as charter members:
I Misses Eva and Matte McCracken,
Reba Sue Moore, Ellen Tonge, Hazel
| CARPENTER Alma Mccomber. Hettie
| and Alice Boone. Mesdames Clara Cor
dell. Alice Mariner. Evadine Carpenter,
] Kenneth Brown and Claude Ionges
. Messrs- F. L Gilmore. Earl Wanda
Z water. Willie FitchetL Joe Boone. Ken
meth Brown. jr- and Lawrence Rhodes