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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
THOUSANDS WATCH
FOR CORPSE OF
MILLIONAIRE


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

Thirteen Men, Hopeless and
FIuddIed Together On the
Schooner Fuller Palmer Are
Saved as Vessel Goes Down,

IL, aosmsa leonasl sesei.l lsaseo uru
Baltimore NH. JW u.s.. Rescued
from their lco-eontod sinking shp aft-
r ihcg bad given mo all hope. tnc
thftau members of the crew of thc
fiye-mHetod schooner Fuller Palmer
arrived today aboard the steamer
Marine
Tho rescue was made by the Marine
carry Thursday morning about i54
miles southeast Of Cnpe Cod. since
Monday morning when The gale had
go battered tho schooner that Who bee
gan to lcak The crew had fought 20
Keep ben Nl0at win sails whipped
into shreda hy thr winds ana rigging
broken ana So heavily coatcd win Tee
that t could not be handled the Full
lor Palmer had practically drIfted at
me mercy % the raging sea-
Ray nnd night inc men labored al
INC pumps lryng 70 Keep down the
over lncIeaslnE water aa the nwful
pounding opened the seams and the
leaks grow lafger Tons Of wate'
flooded hor decks and turning 90 Ice,
added "a thc unWicldiupss Of the vcs-
sch
Eycg foW minutes tho big rockets
scared from lhu bridge. only TO be
quickly Wcpt away by the gale which
RACED through me broken rigging
From points on tho masts that were
nbote thn waves which poured oyer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
INDIANAPOLIS MAY
LOSE MINE WORKERS

Indianapolis Ind Jan. lN Whether
ihp United States Mine Workers of
America viil hol1 their blonnhl con-
vention here oi seine other city. as
(here hatc hceu usecstions on ac-
count of rreeut mhof troubles here
SIN not De- decided until the conycn-
lion opens hcrc Tuesday morning. IL
was learned mrr today John T..
White, president ot the organization,
said il uas for ihc delegates 20 the
convention to decide
Thf main business to come before
ihc convention Wul Dec discussion of
the wage contract which will sup
nimu The present contracts that exc
pire March en- ucNt
Reports on orsanization NH occupy
several days aud abe convention prob.
Ahly Wlll continue three Woehs The
union nov has membership cot 4li.-
gag, which exceeds amy precious rcc-
ord ln The history of the union
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
FREEZING WEATHER
IN WESTERN EUROPE

Paris, Jam l8-Whut bids fair to
be the worst cold snap In fifty years
Us holding The south portion of west
ern Europe in a tight temperature.
AS low as fdur below zero Fahrcn-
heit has been registered.
All the canals and rivers Of Bel
GUM are frozen and hundreds OF
bargos with coal from Germany are
lee hound The price OF fuel Is cis-
ing rapidly Three hundred lighters
m Antwerp harbor are frozen In.
Wild boars are coming out Of the
woods TWay-two of these beasts
nave appeared Oh tho streets OF Chiny.
q small town'of Belgium. causing
great terror
Many workers have been thrown
on of employment Seven deaths
from the cold wpre reported TODAY
from parts Of Belgium tctallug TWEEN
ty-siX tor The week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
WIRELESS SYSTEM
UNDER CONTROL
Of AMERICANS
Revision Committee of Inter-
national Congress on Safely
al Sea, Practically Ends
Session,

isy soasisu lcUfssl srs,ltt tsaene Nlatf
london, lan lE Tbs Woih oi thc
revision committee u the Interim.
ilenai CONGRESS on sHfelN "a SEQ wW
practically gnf.d tonight ihe mem
beers WORKING all dal SUNDAY
The American wireless eYsitml
were an agreed ta hy Inc European
deicg4Ies Ths mam feature oi lhit
Is tha u Hivrs Ore control SO iNa ap
iaraina and hl supervision us0r $50
,p"rtlons I'D thf employees ,O the
American government noNuhanna
ita lhe nationality IN thc tnips
whenever fheE are coming ut arnWt
ing from American uHteia
This agreement preserves nhci th,
private rodr mails sc rms aHuuay
feaef}tl Cor Wnr tar ia nude nt ihl
commercial Oadn aud only One endf
Will be usod laF an1 diairrm rait Thh
ulll nssu, lis being Understood m
ali Ships wlihin mnee
THE Nmer.tena were unWoCtaiui ih
their contention as to ihr humhor oi
iuen mdnnine tueh Hhip THE Euro.
peuu deleites voted unanimously
arainsi tho eNtu equipment sHs
aesicd. vu ihs meund lh0 NniuHur
pfrbabN would result fnm great
uamters ~ sailors u ihe event 81 "a
,fsl-
Thf adoption e ihe provision for
iAfts aboard ships sHHmsi the CON.
ienfitn 81 The Americana Wfs carried
Tie Americans however forced tho
concession Thai ntfrf more than one
ihird W thr tfesearms efaft should
censls offnfis. aud always two.lhIfdf
q mere # lfehuaia Nhets he shin
lafrf heih
1hH arbitration f,alntp 81 iha an.
ference 1sHlu ohfrAdtd t0HIsht thc
United States ana Great MwH m
ine a. iem on ihl subject of au.
ewing uhiHall0n on su d uefndon.
aH alf IDluDscl and M Ulaio
Germany n rnore nenrt 3D.
elined efro t. HrNltmuan hHuern
ihtmaaltrs or wlh 9nn nfuaH ot
ths Hta8 efHit= on fhr Auelu.
American nsaH
Great TIlia7n HaH dlU.IHiCd uriE
pescd convention ana End Noalons of
fhl sMpnnr He sN0Hi1 as HWuafeH
between iht Hatie n dispute HHH
was nnVuaur tF opposed 81 fht
Amer.tan Qelsall nhs as4a alpaa
the Proposal nirhl affHf enf
% the international mu nnHm-
iien q The Haeue
AZ q dinner e1en hf iW Ameram
ifieaaits g. HE Canadian af fas.
ffaNan 0aifaates SEAS aatatd Hu
abe fmM aenupn 81 l0s nnt.0a
lives ~ fNrse euabtrls aaua
fiNed Tueadag ngHi which WaHf ai
leW tho asleH9te GO $3.50 far hame or
"Wednesday fh0s present a. Ht
dinner nHd tribute e trUf At
y Alexander of Washington he-
iuF ehlnas Responsible fer hfNeu
the work ~ the eunsffs fo NaH
iHcipls Nauo laslnu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
HEAVIEST O~s IN YEARS
no COASIWlsE SHIPPING

Boaton Jan isn H mnns wars
siure such havoc has hcen Wrodeht
nmons the Neaaois of me 0Hatvlsc
tieet aa hat which followed the biz
nafd alons the New GueNnd ooos
nal week. The sale wrecked one
Steamer aiA aehonnom and mrgc
narnrlug 90 the ierord of dInstef
disclosed up 90 toduN
The Wupcris loss is estimated nd
nearly o million dolhfa nnN ono
lif uae sacrificed whllc lgl pcoplo
wtro brought safely to shore OF
these. loS were on The steamer Cobc
Wuld when She struck i ROCK lu the
lHy vt tmiN cfl the Malne coast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
OF.
RADIUM LANDS
DISCUSSED
conference Is Held IN Secre-
tay Lanes Office With
View To Government Control
of Most Valuable Product

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS-An executive
conference on legislation proposed for
me conservation of public lands con-
tanning radium, was held a. the ute-
rlor department today by Secretary
Lane, Chairman Foster. Of the house
committee on mines ana mining the
Colorado delegation i'm congress. Rep
resentatyc Brown Of New YORK. ana
Thomas Henchan commissioner Of the
Colorado bureau of mines
The object was to reconcile me OPP
position Of the western nien TO the
Tester bin for the withdrawal from
entry of lands that contain radium
.and IT was predicted that satisfac-
tory compromise would be reached
There viii be another conference
THURSDAY
Secretary Lane and Representative
Foster urged immediate legislation to
prevent the radium ore lands from
falling into the hands Of foreign mon
opolists ana pointed to the scarcity Of
radium IFS almost fabulous price and
IT'S great value TO surgery. Senator
Thomas, Representatives TAYLOR and
Heating, Of Colorado and Commits
fioner Henehan opposed the segrega-
lion OF any more land contcnding that
hi would retard development OF the
state TO that extent
The conference agreed however
that foreign exploitation Of radium
from Colorado and Ctah should be
legislated against ana hat there
should be no monopoly and there was
"a disposition 90 seek ground for agree
meut The house mines committee
tomorrow Will hear Or Kelly. Of Bal
tlmOrc no advocacy of the Foster bill
Dr. Gaylord. of New York. also Will
testify.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
WEATHER
IS PREDICTION
Of BUREAU
Rising Temperature is Looked
For Over Most of Country
With Rain OF Snow In Ger
tain Localities,

Washington. Jan iS- Unsettled
weather Will prevail during the first
part of the week over much Of tho
country. but the latter part will be
generally fair the weather bureau
announced today ia ne weekly
weather forecast
There are indications the official
bulletin said, That the low pressure
and rains and SHOWS west Of tho
Rocky mountains Will be terminated
after Monday and VIII be followed by
rising temperatures until the latter
part of the week when another dis
turbanee probably will approach the
north Pacific coast bringing with il
another period ~ unsettled weather
over the north coast states, at least
I'm the plains states and the north
west SHOWS or rains With continued
high temperatures. are probable Boy
Tuesday or Wednesday followed d,
FAIR aud colder weather during tho.
second half of the week
Bust of the Missouri river the
weather VIII be unsettled with SHOWS
or rains during much Of the
week. except that It viii be generally
iaif during Monday and Tuesday III
the great central valleys. and on
Tuesday ana "Wednesday la the lake
region and the Atlantic states.
.in the south the Weather will be
unsettled Monday aud Tuesday with
local rains followed by generally fair
weather Turing the remainder OF the
week.
80 viii be warmer over The central
portion of the country and ON 1ues-
day n The east and south SO unus-
ually cold weather is indicated at
prescott for my portion of the coun-
NY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

WINNINGS i4H fs Jahn kfafahenko
o. lorm0r hshtar.ehl wrestler who IS
aNn sed W ihe murder of "a M An
neiN. manager of ihc Plum Noulec
MAniaAa branch of NE HANK ~ Mon.
irFlI SUES arrested befe tonight ninr
'aAN Wlrt Ie rsnne from q Winnie
pes nel'0e sHt.un rewards amount
hs ia isnea had been offered for
hlH aEffFf After The a.nKin1 at Ar-
f#fd thott sfVeH was stoieH tfAm
ne bank aif 80 lhe monas was
tNeNNHfNN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
TWO DEATHS OCCUR
IN STRIKE DISTRICT

Trinidad. Colo, Jan lS.-Iwo deaths
occurred in the strike district today
Frank Garcia, miner was shot and
killed IN "a braw la house near
Cedar Inn this afternoon, Jesse Lyon,
"a negro, was arrested bf the militia
charged with the shooting Tho others
are also under arrest pending an in-
vestigatiou
James Colvoi an Austrian. residing
at the Ludlow strikers colony, was
nun down and Killed by a switch en-
cine in the Ludlow railroad yards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
NAMES Of SUICIDES.
NOT WOOD, AS
REPORTED
Mans Name Is Believed 10 Be
Hamelt Of Harent and That
Of Woman, Blanche Watts
Both Of Arkansas,
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. Suicide IN ALLEGED
MIX ANSAS EMBt,IZLER

San Francisco, Jan 49, Local
. authorities announced tonight
that the Identity az the man who,
2 with q woman companion come
p miitcd suicide by shooting here
Friday night s established They
also feel certain OF HE wom
ANS identity
The man they uN is A. II.
llammett wanted hes descending
treasurer of Gross county, Ark
The woman ls believed 10 have
been Mrs salilc Blanche Wood
shoemaker hoth lived IA
e Wynne, Ark county seat of
. Cross county
llammott when he left
Wynne- was supposed TO have
been short n hs accounts The
estimate, as reported here, Is
10000 lie had been sheriff
= county clerk ana county treas
urer and was trusted
shortly following his election
as treasurer came an inyestiga-
ton u was charged That Ham
NETT held bis position under no
bond ne obtained one, but later
p 70 was revoked. NE then had
Two months to serve d Is not
known here that mo shortage
against llammc was etsab-
llshcd THE police are Inclined
90 believe that worry over the
bond affair upset him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

MNNillt. s. s., lan u.s.. EdNar1
heaF1slcA star hnlds bis haw.ea3cd
shoek rrr S1mmofdula. where De-
tnUk ruiHNn flNe dHAs ago after
shooting ate7N LHlus eG bed lee
1l4 Rouse iHe woman known as
airs ifaIisteN She has "a bullet. In
htf rHM lee enc az the hlldleu
accidentally kuoekcd Beardslrys reg
4HlAes eH the window ssll tnaaN ana
Che hu'lt. $50 her according tp
frardeleys settlement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
e4e@4@4@4e4444444'

inf huHsiNe JOURNAL SPECIAL Leased winrl
Snn Francisco. Jan t8-The man
ond woman who Killed themselves by
shooting In am apartment here Fri
day night probably were "a. H. ilar-
heti OF ilnrent ana Blanche Watts,
both " Wynne, Ark tho police de-
sidcd tonight Both were known
here as wood and they were supposed
to be uncle ana niece u was re-
ported that the mann was once an AS.
ocIate Justice Of The Tennessee SUI
prema court.
Tho dead mans cuff links Wore
mnrlsed "a. n. l1' Edward Roberts
a friend, who was present when the
dnuhie suicide occurred, told the pos
Ato chat all mail fer Wood Waa
forwarded mere from Los Angeles by
Edwin A. Jordan of that city who
changed lho name from Whatever lt
Was to wood SCRUTINY Of @ POSTCARD
under o micro rpo made lt Hornet
and the poliee sel about eommunicat-
ing with Jurdnlt
ljobets eaih Wood told him hc
had held niNer county office and
with two uthefs had had 20 leave
WINNIE under atloud
A mesaiso Cont hy the authorities
GO relatives of blanche Watts. at
WINNIE tuousht response from chrs4
ter Elder of THAT town and ne was
asked for more Information Elder
said 10 slstor.in-aw of Wood Is Miss
Josephine Russell of cuero, Texas,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
Tango Under ban Of French nl.hon..

Tango Under ban OF French Bishops.
Paris Jan. The edict Of Cardi-
nal Annette, archbishop of Paris. for
bidding the dancing Of the tango as
sih laai must De confessed and fof
winch pennanee must be done. is
c"Vslng storm of protest against the
tango and inmudest dress throughout
the French provinces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

% It l.auif. assn TiH Ht Nfmuf
Nsrsafs SELLS iha hcsf eIa 81 lfau
trees. fnsea and oruamrnnf Hh7ffHs
EEnNn. "A aafNniahlaN IuN rifeF
Phone 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

Piof. Andres Calf Meal. This Is
,,isauc lrnm a government formula.
We have sold large quantities Of this
20 d,'iil.s and small consumers. They
IRE having perfect success with II. II
. the Ideal substitute for milk. III you
want g try Il. do 80 al my risk. II
you don't like il ask for Auur money
back, and i will be paid To you.
itiec. per 100 lbs. $3.50: so lbs.
Nl.9O; p Ms. Si.05. 10 lbs. i5c; .
lbs, 25c.
r. ". TEE.
2f2. 2ti. PIG Nest Lead lyc.
= S.-iilty pounds or less can be
sCnt by mail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advertised list for the week cndins
January 1I1914.

Advertised list for the week cndmg
January 1884.
ladies list.
Mrs A h. BallWy. Miss Clara Bar-
toni. Mrs. Il. " Barley Miss Alice
Hransom Miss Risa C0ors. Mrs. ID. A
Close. Cruz Petra. Miss olive Denni-
SON, Mrs H. Flanders. Oracle Fuller.
AIRS Walter a FISCHER isabel Franco.
AIRS Marie Gonzales. Miss Della Cur
uly, Alrs l.. H. Hewitt, Mrs. Rcbecca
r JemeutcN Mrs NJ J Kluck. Mrs
james lamport Miss Ruby Mofaeu.
Mrs Charles ~ McCmcken. Mrs. d.
Movie, Migueyla Medrane. Mrs. Mar
calina 0lgun, Creslla Romero, Mrs.
ehns Stevenson. Lola Tnfoya. Doro-
thy A. Wiley ca. AIRS p n William
son, Mrs Mary Williams. Mss Bessie
Wilson. Miss Lydia Zearlm. Miss Paul
inc smith
Mems List.
pr. H. NJ Brown james s Blair.
John Balcomc. ~ IT, Brown. steve
canavan Robt NJ. Carson. Frutos
ccnchola N Collin. Fred Clarke. John
Garnes. Prof j. g. CARLY Lucio Car
los, oliver Chaplin. willis Cline. w r.
earle Jack Darnell Wm. Doze WIN.
and Geo Duncan. clyde Fletcher.
Manuel Gallegos w 81 Hart Gee.
fluhben g. G. hamilton. Vic Hanson.
Manuel Ant Jaramillo Webster Lin-
son, Felipe Lusero. 4. w. Llndloy. r.
T. Merritt Y. y Mayo w IT, Miles,
Or " H. Mathews, Ghas MeCaullcy.
Wiiliam McDoueal APPEL Martlnoon
Rid Martin. Lion Montoya. Lessen
arine MattaeWa tlafel Montoya. Ri-
eardn Crosco. Clifford prooxmon l.
n Parker A NJ Palmer e. Ross q
Z. Rodarte zacaras Romero. Inward
Rice. iial Ross Jose Marie ReN. Inan-
il Rihem. r laccomona. N. w
smith Charley stevens Frank SON
Cuproso Siiha r. f. sthnp
SON Walter shore. G. d. stow. s spi-
ehopf Henry rrask, II. 4. Thompson.
Henry Thomas y r Tompkins. Bar
toto Trulilla Androse TruHUo. zco
Turner Guadalupe valenzuela. r. vs.
White
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

Result. nun, Ioaraal want Ads-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-07
Nursing a Joke.

Senator Lodge was talking abou
certain investigating committees.
They are like the brooks" he said
They flow on forever. Some Of them
in fact, remind me strongly OF 81 Hos
dns.
Isl Hoskins got a job last spring
at shooting muskrats, for muskrati
overran the mill owners dam.
There, in the lovely spring wealth
er, 81 sat on the grassy bank, his gun
on his knee and, finding him thus one
morning, said:
"'What are you doing SIP
I'm paid to shoot the muskrats,
sir he answered. They're undermin
in the dam
"'There goes one now said /
Shoot, man! Why don't you shoot
Isl puffed a tranquil cloud from his
pipe and said
do you think | want TO lose my
Job '"-Pittsburg Leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-07
THE BIC u ON
The FIRING LINE
"ANlMATED WEEKLY" TO SHOW
ACTIVITIES OF ARMY AND MA
Wy IN MEXICO.

p to the minute" is the motto OF
the Universal in everything and last
week it had another opportunity tC
prove it. As soon as il became evi
dent that there would be hostilities in
Mexico the Universal took steps to
MIN as much of the activity as pos.
slble. After hurried conference OF
the officers, Mr.. Jack Cohn was sent
to Washington to consult the secreta-
ry of the navy. As a result of the visit,
the Universal secured permission
from the navy department to have
two motion picture camera men so to
Mexico on government warships with
permission to take all the views they
could get.
Immediately this permission was Sc.
cured, instructions We're sent to Al.
Seiglerti who has been the chief cam.
era man on the Lucille Love series at
HOLLYWOOD, to Join the battleship South
Dakota at San Diego at once. Mr..
Seig.er, who has been the chief cam
camera and get a supply of films and
catch the battleship as she slipped
her anchor on her way to Acapulco.
Before any of the reels of actual
fighting can be shown to audiences
they will have to be submitted to the
navy department to be censored. This
is the only restriction placed upon the
cameramen by the government in its
unusual concession to the Universal,
and in return the Universal will give
the government a print of every reel
taken by the cameramen while on the
battleships.
This picture will be shown at the
Theatorium tomorrow friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-07
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

State of Oklahoma, Carter county
In the District Court.
Beatrice Jones, Plaintiff. VS. Oscar
Jones, Defendant. No. 1922.
Said defendant, Oscar Jones, vii,
take notice that he has been sued
in the above named court for divorce
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or be-
fore the 18th day of June, A. D..
1911, or said petition will be taken
as true and Judgment for said
plaintif in said action for divorce
will be rendered accordingly.
Dated this 7th day of May, 1914
CHAMPION Il CHAMPION,
Attest Attorneys for Plaintiff
S. F. HAYNIE, District Clerk.
BY S, NJ. PARKER, Deputy.
CSeaD 7-14-21-2S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-07
HEALDTON OIL
CONTROVERSY
CORPORATION COMMISSION OR.
DERS MAGNOLIA COMPANY TO
INCREASE CAPACITY.
(From The Oklahoman)

With the issuance of an order
late Wednesday by the corporation
commission, which will relieve the
over-production situation in the
Healdton field within a short time,
and the establishment OF an agree
ment between carriers and produc-
ers in the Cushing field that no re-
duction in the price of oil will be
made without giving the producer
hve days notice, the oil investiga-
ton, which has been going on be-
fore the corporation commissioner,
George A. Henshaw, since last Sat
urday, adjourned Wednesday after
noon until June 10.
The order relating to the situation
in the Healdton field is practically
the same as the tentative order pro-
posed by Commissioner Henshaw at
the hearing Tuesday. 1t requires
the Magnolia Pipe Line company TO
double its run from the Healdton
field TO 5000 barrels a day within
the next week; that it must be pre-
pared TO take not less than 1900
barrels daily by July 10 and in
crease its run thereafter as much
as conditions will permit.
The order also provides for the
immediate erection of four 5000
barrel tanks in the field at the ear
lest time possible. These tanks are
to be filled with merchantable oil to
be purchased from producers at so
cents a barrel.
This order, when carried out, Will
offer relief from the situation caus-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-07
For Mrs. Taylor.

Mrs. Sam Noble and Mrs. Eva
Noble entertained Tuesday evening
with a six o'clock dinner of perfect
appointments, for Mrs. Taylor, the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bivens.
In the dining room a pink and
white color motif was expressed in
the place cards, decorations and the
ice course of the menu. Pink roses
formed a beautiful table center.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Guy
Taylor, Mrs. Roy Moles, Miss Dixie
Towery, Mr.. and Mrs. Bivens, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Noble, Mrs. Eva No
BILE, Everett Noble and Lloyd Noble
A dainty table was spread for the
younger guests, in the breakfast
room, over which little Misses Sa-
rah Elizabeth and Mary Noble pre-
sided.
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