The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-08
Two Veteran Odd Fellows Meet a.
Lodge-Each Member Fifty
niae Years.

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Tuesday Club.
Mrs Hairy Perks entertained tnc
Tuesday club at her home on High
street Tuesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in sewing and en-
broidering dainty lingerie aud at
the conclusion of the afternoon the
hostess served delicious strawberry
ice and cake. she was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Fred Culp. Mrs Ag-
mes Meyer, Mrs. Fred Hutcheson and
Miss F1orimel Hutcheson were guests
of the dub.
Veteran Odd Fellows.
At the regular meeting Of tn
Mound city lodge No $50 |. o. o. y.
Tuesday evening two veteran C1d
Fellows were in attendance. This
was a coincidence as no previous ar
rangemcnts had been made for this
meeting. The veterans were d. u.
Harris, who became a member Of
the order at Versailles, Ky. May :.
1855, and ]. l.. Brandt, who Joined
the order April Is, 1855, at Phil.
adelphia, just fifty-nine years ago
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Fred Hood. Mrs William
Read Mrs. c. A. Compton and Mrs.
c. Z. Richey returned, Wednesday
evening from Marion where they
had attended meeting of the 25th
District Federation of Woman's
clubs. Mrs. Hood read the response
to the address of welcome. This
was prepared and was to have been
read by Mrs. w w. Hough of this
city, who is vice president of the
Federation but who, on account Of
Illness, was unable to attend. There
were l07 delegates present and the
Marion club is composed OF 1901
The delegates were de
lighted with the excellent entertain
ment they received in the members
homes and at the places in which
the different sessions were held.
Mrs Read of this city was chairman
of the Musical department OF tho
Federation and some of the hes.
talent was secured for this program
which occupied Wednesday after
noon.
Church Services.
Preaching services at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday will be
in charge of the pastor, Rev. r.
Burton, Morning wor-
ship at l0:i5 o'clock, Theme of SER
non, MY Mothers Bible"
Evening worship at 1880 O'Clock.
and the Rev. Frank b. Longnecker
viii preach the sermon. Everybody
Welcome.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Mathis AMI
on Arch, of Tamaroa, H., Mrs.
Mary Bernstein of Cairo. Mr.. and
Mrs Jake Blum and Samuel Blum OF
Mounds, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grain
# villa Ridge, Mary and Mamie
1athis of America. Mrs ]. T.
aver of Grand Chain, and Mrs. {.
J. Brtton and daughter Louise,
Hiss Ruth Bride, Mr. aud Mrs. Rus
ell Hiebs, and Mr. and Mrs. ]. D.
iii OF Cairo, attended the Com
nencement exercises at the cou-l
louise Wednesday evening.
Miss Lille Richardson of Jackson
lille, Ill, arrived Tuesday To visit
ter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
richardson of Fourth street.
Everett Wilson has resigned his
position at assistant postmaster on
ccount of illness. His resignation
will take effect about June / and
lie will leave soon after in hopes Of
cooperating his health.
Word has been received Of the |
erious illness of Mrs. A. ]. Lit,rell.
Who is an inmate OF the Odl Folks
Home at Smithboro, Ill.,, Mrs. Lit
rell resided here few years ago
when her husband was pasto~ Of the
Episcopal church. lie died
acre in February, 1906.
Mrs. Theodore Cousins of pa-
auoin and her nelce, Alice Comirgs
of Murphysboro. spent Wednesday
with the formers cousin, A. l.. Comm
ton of Main street.
). t. Williams is quite i'll NJ his
nome on Commercial avenue.
Miss Helen johnson Morris woe g,
member OF The caste in the play AT
The End Of the Rainbow" i three. (
lct college comedy given by thc
ia ksonrille, m, high school last
friday evening in tn Theta phi
'ofority house in that city. Missl
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