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Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
FAVORS FORMING
DRAINAGE DIST.
TO IMPROVE OZAN CREEK
BOTTOMS
MANY ADVANTAGES SHOWN
B levinS Citizen Supports Jas.
w. Ellis Views AS Stated
Last Week
Blevins, Ark, April 6.

Blevins, Ark, April 6.
Mr.. Editor:
In last week S issue of the TEL
EGRAPH we were pleased to see a
letter from Hon. JAS. W. Ellis
relative to the Ozan Drainage
District. This is a subject Of vi
tai importance to the people Of
this section, not only 10 the own
ers of bottom land but to every
body who lives i'm or near the Ozan
system This is a bic c {
that has attracted the writer's
attention for several years, and
we are glad to know that the
TELELRAPH has shown its inter
est in the welfare of the country
by espousing the cause and by
throwing open its columns for a
discussion.
1t is not disputed that some of
the best lands of our state lie
along this stream. Recent home
seekers from the North were
agreeably surprised at the nature
and productivity of this soil, and
say that it compares fayorably
with the rich valleys of Kansas
and Nebraska that cannot be
bought for $1,000 per acre. With
a fair season some of this land
now makes 90 bushels of corn or
a bale Of cotton per acre.
But under the present condi-
tions an Ozan creek farm is a gam
bic. After an overflow, and no
Spring passes without from one
to three. the lana Is run together
and had tC manage slr6 CROPS
are UNCERTAIN. After the hoods
it is hard to get the soil out of a
cloddy state and make the plant
food available. fanyonedoub
a word of this, let him 20 now and
look for him self. The recent
heavy rains have wrought havoc
on the bottom farmer. This seem
ingly small stream has but a few
davs ago been above the top
of the fences Of some Of the
most fertile farms. BY the time
the waters have subsidized and the
land is ready for the plow it will
be most too late for cotton to ma
ture before the boil Weevil and
frost get in their deadly work.
The thing that interests the
populace more and more, as civ
ilization progresses in our great
Southland, is the question of gen
eral health. The Ozan bottom is
full of tree tops, brush, old logs,
etc. as the result of timber cut
ting. The high waters form drifts
and every year the waters that
stand i'm the sloughs get this mat
ter in a sog"y and decaying con-
dition, and for months it stands,
a mass of unhealthful quagmire
from hill to hiH
These bogs and sloughs of stag
nant water create millions of
mosquitoes that not only worry
MS an the summers but infect Us
with germs OF those dreaded di-
sedscs No wonder our homes
are $50 often visited D. " typhoid
fever. swamp fever, cl6iIs audoth-
ma.ariai diseases. IlWeWould
rid ourselves of THESE things that
SO menace the general health Of
our country, the FIRST and only
true remedy is to remove the
cause.
Now let MS picture the brighter
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN

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Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
United Sales Co.
P. o. Box 1O1, Dayton, Ohio.
BOSTON BABE.

'Nurse takes such an interest in
baby"
"That's good"
Eyes today she told him all about
the binomial theorem."
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
A SELFISH SUGGESTION.

She-What penance do you think
l should adopt for Lent?
He-Give up all the other fellows.
Judge.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
Relieves BLADDER Distress and Weakness

Relieves Bladder Distress and Weakness
Irregular, painful bl a d d e r
Weaknesses disappear when the
Kidneys are strong and health
fully active. Take Foley Kidney
Pills for that burning, scalding
sensation irregular, painful ac-
tion-heavy, sore feeling and blad-
der distress. You will like their
tonic restorative enect-the re-
lief from pain quick good re-
suits. Contain no harmful drugs.
Try them.
Sold here at Colds. Adv't
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
CalOIneI Is Bad

Dut Smmou s hcef PurIiyer
is delightfully."- pleasant, and its
action is thorough. Constipation
yields, bllliousness goes. a trial
convinces. In yellow tin boXesI
Triedonce, used always.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
CONFLICT OF LAWS.

Emersonian-Do you believe in
the law Of compensation?
Poor Mani do: but | also am
convinced Of the laws delays
Judge
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
PROOF OF 1T.

''Is your son dead in earnest about
his love for the military
"He must be. He's joined the ma
hcious corps"
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
TALKING POINT.

'This phonograph," averred the
salesman. ''needs no introduction"
why not?'
at speaks for itself" Judge.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
CONVENIENT NAP.

Mike-Pat, are you asleep?
Pat-I'm not.
Mike-Lend me so cents.
Pat-I'm asleep.-Scrip.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
JUST ABOUT THEN.

"When does the honeymoon end ?"
'Well, frequently, like the other
moon, it ends after the last quarter
is reached"
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
SOME DISTANCE.

Church-Some women make
money go long ways.
Gotham-Sure; my wife made
some of mine 90 as far as Reno.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08
DECALCOmANfA.

"She has a complexion like tinted
porcelain"
"Yes, I knew she took lessons IN
china painting"
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08

LOTTIE GILBERT.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-08

JAS. w. ELLIS.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

estudiado y logrado uua buena
educaci6n, especialmente Ell los
negocios y manejo de ferrocarriles,
10 cual entiende por principios y
por experiencia. Va ha servido
por tres amos en- Gsta capacidad
Official y ha dado muy excelents
satisfaction al eatado y al pueblo.
Els el hombre propio para esa po.
sici6n y por ESQ el partido Repu-
blicano 10 ha escogido como candi.
dato.
Recomendamos a nuestros lecto.
res que 81 quieren un HON bre hon
RADIO, tiel sus deberes Y compe.
tente, voten todos por el Hon.
Hugh IL. Williams, el propio
hombre para miembro de Corpo-
raciones.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23
A. Av. Rivera

Hon. Antonio Av. Rivera, nues-
tro efciente secretario de conda-
do. fue llamado por ell presidente
de la Comision Central Republi-
cana de Estado,. ell sabado, para
pronunciar discursos en- favor de
Benigno c. Hernandez, en- los
condados de Dona Ana y Quay.
Ell lunes partio para Las Cruces y
regresara en- unos dias.
Esto ensenara que el partido
Republican, en- Taos tiene
jovenes brillantes { inteligentes,
Y que podemos aun suplir al Es-
tado en- todo evento.
Ell porvenir de la juventud
hispano---americana de Nuevo
Mexico esta en- ell partido Repu-
blicano.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

Ell partido Republican, del con-
dado de Taos, ha norninado para
Representante en- la Legislature
por dicho condado a uno de les
hombres mas honrados y patriotas
en- nuestro condado, el Hon Anto.
nio B. Trujillo, de Arroyo Seco.
Don Antonio como Comisionado
de condado y como Superintendent
to de escnelas ha probado su habi-
lidad, su honestidad y su marcado
interes en- pro de Gus constituyen
tes, quienes siempre han vistoi en-
este caballero un patricia a tods
prueba Y un verdadero sirviente
del pueblo. Como comerciante en-
Arroyo Seco ha sido de gran suce-
SO y su actividad = buen manejo
en- negocios le han proporcionado
una comoda fortuna, y este a pesar
de su liberalidad de que 10 que es
de 81 es de todos. En- una palabra
Es hombre del pueblo y para 81
pueblo, de aquellos seres estima.
bles y patriotas que sacriican su
tempo y sus bienes cuando SO ira
ia del bienestar de sus paisanos y
constituyentes.
No era candidate Don Antonio
para IL posicion de Rspresen tante,
pero sus amigos Republicanos in.
sistieron hasta los ,iltimos momen.
tos de Ia convention, que, viendo
que sns amigos y correligionarios
10 reclamaban unanimemente, al
fin scepto Ia candidatura. Ell Sr.
Trujillo 90 un hombre habil y
competente, tan honrado como las
aguas cristalinss que cruzan en- 81
rio grande, 10 cual el condado de
Taos estara orgulloso de tener a
una persona competente y concien-
zuda en- las aulas legislativas,
siempre vigilando por los intereses
de su pueblo, siendo de que conoce
perfectamente las neceaidades de
nuestro pueblo. Junto con Don
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

tiene pecho les interasss de sus
constituyentes. Nuevas Ieyes sobre
tasaciones seran pasadas por la
proxima Legislature, para aliviar
la pesada carga que el Cuerpo de
lgualamiento del Estado puso SO.
bre los psgadores de tasacion y que
quito Ia exencion de $4,000 re.
duciendola arbritrsriamente 66
pesos.
Tsnto el senior Martinez como ell
Sr. Trujillo estan en- favor de una
nueva ley que facilite siete meses
de escuela para los districts escola-
res pobres en- lugar de cinco.
Es hombre de mucha experiencia
en- asuntos de legislation, y su in
fIuencia con los demas legisladores
del estado podra ser de mucho
beneficio los taoseflos.
Ell senior Martinez es bien como :
cido por todo taoseno, nscido on
este mismo suelo, y es de esperarse
que los vOtantes de este condado 10
eligiran con gran mayoria.
On voto por Malsquiss Martinez
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

clones Republicanas cuando Ia
prosperidad siempre ha reinado,
el trabajo siempre ha sido suf-
Iciente para todo el que deseaba
trabajar.
Esta es la diferencia entire los
dos partidos, y por este es ell de-
Der de todo Republican, de hacer
10 possible, de no faltar en- dar su
voto por su partido en- la election.
para ayudar q restablecer al par
lido Republican, en- poder y de-
volver los tiempos pr6speros al
trabajador, y en- este no solo los
Republicanos, sino muchos demo-
cratas que deseen yer los buenos
tiempos bajo administrators re-
Ipublicanas tambien ayudaran con
su voto. Ell partido democrata
eS un ffacaSO en- Ell g0blern0 Gle
la nacion y aqui en- el estado de
Nuevo Mexico.
Estan en- ell candelero
gobernando la nacion
pidiendo siempre mas dinero
Y levantando la tasacion.
No Sc acabalan con NADIA
nj tarde nj muy temprano
va les va a guitar la almohada
ell partido Republican,.
Todo es fracaso y lamento
del partido de la miseria
siempre salen con un cuento
como ell que perdio en- la feria.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23
Los Republica=
nos DebenHaCer
SUI Deber

Todos los Republicanos del es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico tienen un
deber politico imperioso que cum
plir en- esta campaha y eleccion
del dia 3 de Noviembre de 1914
Ell partido democrata durante dos
amos de administration Que va
lleva en- ell poder, ha probado, a
la mente de toao ciudadano, no
importa de que partido sea,
que ha fracasado en- sus ideas Y
policias como partido, no solo en-
Nuevo Mexico, sino en- toda la
nacion. Cienes de miles de tra-
bajadores vagan en- toda la ma
cion, hombres honestos y de fa-
milia, sin poder conseguir traba-
io, bajo ninguna consideration,
para mantenerlas.
Aqui en- Nuevo Mexico, las
grandes empresas, ocupan hom-
bres solamente los muy necesa-
rios Y esos que tienen buena suer-
te de ser asi ocupados tienen su
trabajo con tempo muy recorta-
do, 10 que hace que su jornal sea
POGO y Sc mantienen con sus IA
milias a penas.
Esta situaci6n Sc encuentra
ahora que esta en- poder Ell parti-
do dem6crata, 10 cual nunca ha
sucedido durante las administra-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

Malaquias Martinez haran dos le.
gisladores modelo que Taos SO
enorgullecera.
Un voto por Don Antonio B.
Trujillo es un voto dado para el
hombre propio que necesitan los
pagadores de tasaci6n de este con.
dado y estado y quienes pueden es-
tar seguros de su lealtad y patrio-
tismo.
I'll Hon. Malaquias Martinez es
el campeon polftico del condado de
Taos. Es el hombre que a todo
tempo y a todas horas 10 hallan
amigos y enemigos polfticos su
disposition en- todos asuDtos v ca
SOS que puede series it'll, va como
abogado, va como mediator etc.
Constituye un pedestal tan fuerte
Y consistents para el partido Re.
publicano, que los enemigos polfti
cos dedican su campaIla lanzando
sus dardos y toda gu munici6n de
guerra poIftica contra este caballe
ro.
El serlor Martinez ha sido legis.
lador por varios terminus ~consecu.
tivos, cuya posici6n ha desempsfia-
do siempre con credito, fidelidad 9
Unparalleled al estado.
81 electo ahora, con mas veras
Que nunca, ensefiara sd habilidad
v patriotismo en- los derechos y
privilegios del pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico, Y usara de todo su poder
a fin dc aliviar un tanto los pa.
gadores de tssacion por medic de
Ia dscretacion de Ieyes sanas y ne.
cesarias. Los votantes del condado
de Taos pueden depender de esta
promesa y pueden estar seguros
tambisn que coDociendo las nece
sidades de nuestro pueblo como
las conocs Ell Sr. Martinez, en- esta
pr6xims Legislature Sc hara trabajo
con el cual SO ensefara que el par
lido Republican, es el partido que
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23
es un voto en- favor del propio
hombre para legislator.

Els va cosa segura que Don Be-
nigno 9. Hernandez, can didatC
Republican, para diputado al Con.
greso, saldra electo y triunfante en-
la presenseIlucha polftica. Y asi de-
be ser: La candidatura de Don Be
nigno no solo representa- los mejo-
res intereses del pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico en- la protection de sus
principales industrias, sino y al
mismo tempo la vindicacion del
elemento hispano.americano de
Nuevo Mexico para ensenar que
de entire sus hijos tiene tambien
ciudadanos competentes y patriotas
que pueden desempeflar con credito
yseficiencis posicionea de respon-
sabilidad como a la que hoy ofrece
el pueblo enthusiastic de Nuevo
Mexico a Bon Benigno G. Her
nandez.
Loado sea Dios! que por fin 10
graremos que un humilde hijo de
Taos represente nuestro pueblo y
sus.. ..intereses en- las aulas Congre
sionales en- ell Congreso de los Es.
tados Unidos.
Loado sea 81 partido Republica.
mol que enthusiastic y unanime oyo
V atendi6 los reclamos del elemento
hispano americana, nominsndo
para tan honrosa posici6n un hiJo
de este suelo.
Bendecido mil veces por el cielo
sea el pueblo de Nuevo Mexico,
cuyos moradores felices y entusiatas
marcharan cual un I'm ejercito de
soldados disciplinsdos las urnas
electorales para elegir un hijo
nativo de su suelo, a un hombre
honrado y lsborioso, Don BE.
NIGNO O. HERNANDEZ.
Nos llama el deber sagrado
La voz de inspirado genio,
Escucha la hora que ha dado,
Despierta va de ese suefio
Que to tiene aletargado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23
HUGH Ell. WILLIAMS

Este caballero es nuestro candi.
dato para miembro de Corporacio
mes. Es un simple trabalsdor,
HON bre pobre que con sacrifcio ha
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-10-23

voten por Martinez J TrujiIlo
voten por Hernandez J Williams
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
ARNOLD FINED
AND RELEASED
Millionaire Society Leader and cIui
Man Pays $500 for His
Folly.

i United Press Leased Wire Service.1
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 25.-Furtil-
err arrests in the juvenile court scan
daI here as result of which Brent
Arnold, millionaire railway Official, so
ciety leader and club man was fined
for contributing to the delinquency OF
pretty Mildred Crane, 16, were ex-
pected today
1t was expected warrants for th-
arrest of wholesale jeweler and
millionaire manufacturer sworn to by
the girls mother, would be served
Arnold was fined $3.50 and costs bun
later the fine was reduced to $500
Judge German stated that in consid
Grafton for Arnold's age and reputa
/ ton, he was not inclined to send th-
millionaire to prison. In statement
by Arnoldfs lawyer 1T was said the
aged society leader was guilty o
nothing more than buying wine ant
food for the girl. Under juvenile
court statutes, however, this const,
tuted contribution to delinquency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
CITY NEWS.

Order Puritas beer next time. !;
Buy an auto robe Of Sherwood.
The approaching municipal cleo
ton has not created any unusual ex-
element.
Have a case Of Puritas beer in
your home. Made in Keokuk.
Free victro.a recital tomorrow
evening at Wolfe's, 523 Main.
John S. Sprowls was appointed ret
cree in the case of Emma " Riley and
Vivian Harlan against George Nc
Pherson, ct al
Attend free Victrola recital Thurs
day evening at Wolfe's 72S Nain.
Auction sale of Elgin Jewelry Co.
stock, 500 Main, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Everything at your own price.
The fellow who neglects to clean
his walk of snow is likely to become
suspicious. And at the same time
likely to be the subject of some UNI
favorable comment.
People are always willing to pay
more for the best coffee and they
know without being told what the
best coffee is: "Hamill's Steel-Cut."
Keokuk Camp NJ. w. A. No. 622
will hold its regular melting tonight
at Woodman hail. All members are
/ requ ssted to be present.
! Tonight and every successive
! Wednesday evening during the Len
\ ten season there will be services at
! the Radeemar English Lutheran
church, Fourteenth and Johnson
streets. at 1920. These services have
been installed for special and more
detailed consideration OF the redemp-
tive work of our lord and savior, Jesus
i Christ, purporting deeper and more
4 profitable knowledge Of the plan OF
I salvation The celsration OF the Lord 8
supper will also be observed this
4 evening
4 Washington dispatches convey the
announcement of the selection by the
} treasury department of S. |. Rutledge
) of Iowa Falls to be deputy collector
of the income tax. He was recommend
, ed by Representative ConoLy. Mr..
) Rutledge, who is an old Keokuk boy
and former manager for the Iowa
/ Telephone company hare. was a strong
candidate for deputy United States
| marshal for the northern district. The
j appointment of income tax collector in
dicates that Connolly succeeded in
getting him another position, rather
. than the one he WIS after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
pay Tribute to Teller.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
DENVER, Colo, Feb. 25. Thous
ands today paid tribute to the memory
OF the late Henry NJ. Teller, the grand
old man of Colorado.
For three hours his body lay in the
rotunda OF the state capitol, attend
ed by guard Of honor of the knights
Templar. From 10 a. m until p. m
a constant stream of admirers pass
ed through the rotunda, viewing Thu
body.
This afternoon the body was remoy
cd to the home of Teller's daughter
Mrs. G. e, Tyler The funeral te
morrow will be private.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
BIDS REQUESTED.

Sealed bids will be received until
s:arch 10 for the refreshment priv
ileges at the ball park for the season
of 1914 Terms-a certified check for
one-half the amount to accompany bid,
balance payable July 10, 1914. Address
Louis Sterne, secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
RETAIL MERCHANTS
GET NEW MEMBERS
Association Enjoys Banquet at Hote
keokuk and Talks Business
Last Niqht.

Two new members were enrolled In
the Retail Merchants association lass
night at the banquet at the Hotel
Keokuk. At meeting month ago,
a campaign for members was started.
The two received into membership
last night were taken in as a result
of the campaign.
A fine supper was enjoyed at the
Hotel Keokuk and following the
feast, the merchants talked over plans
and problems. Several matters were
proposed, and plans were made along
several lines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-06

was studded with pearls. and orange
blossoms outlined the lace coat The
veil, which was arranged as q cOro-
net was fashioned Of silk net, a piece
of old point lace having belonged to
the brides grandmother being intro
duced into it. She carried a bible
with a shower Of lilies OF the valley
falling from it.
A brilliant reception followed and
there were a number Of out Of town
guests for the wedding, among whom
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Simon, Of
New York: Mrs. S Meyer and Miss
Flora Fox, of Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon have gone to
the northern lakes and upon their re
turn will make their home with the
brides parents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-06
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have charge Of
the sabbath morning serv1e at IL
O'Clock Sunday, June 9TH They will be
ably assisted by specially trained choir
under the leadership Of Mrs. Mia o.
born Benn, composed of the following
young ladies' and gentlemen. Mes
danes Pfeiffer Stroude; the Misses
Margaret Wilhemi, Grace. Crowson,
Messrs. Hal Laney, Cleveland Sherrer,
Paul Stoude, Ross Rogers and Lamar
Waters.
Miss Charliebelle Laney will pre-
side at the organ. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Organ-Prelude.
Professionally His Cross Triumph
ant
Choir - Sullivan March Romano,
Gounod.
Responsive reading-Schoo1.
Invocation.
School-Spring Song. Moszkowslzi.
Recitation-Four Little Girls.
Song by infant department-Love.
Love.
Choir-Thou Art Near, Lindsay.
Recitation-What Children We Are.
STRENGTHENING with Birds and
Choir-The Lord is My Shepherd,
Koschat.
Recitation-Six Junior Girls.
Song by infant Observation-Disclosures
Song.
School--Sweet and Low, J. Barnby.
Recitation--The Princess.
School--Awoke Q Earth, old German
melody.
Recitation-what Kind OF a Soldier
are You?
Remarks by pastor-Rev. W. B.
Harrison.
OFfertory-Calvary
Choir-Eventide, c. P1nsut4.
Benediction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-06
MARTHA WASHINGTON BREAKFAST
SOCIAL EVENT AT THE CAPITAL

beautiful Martha Washington
breakfast was given in Washington
City by two hundred democratic wo-
men. among them being Mrs. Duncan
u. Fletcher, president Of the Con-
grsssiona1 Club. and Mrs. ~. P. Bryan,
OF Florida. This is an annual event
and 10 among the most delightful and
brilliant social affairs Of the season
On account of illness Mrs Wilson
was unable to attend, but sent q gor-
geous bouquet Of American Beauty
roses with her regrets. These flowers
were placed in the reception room.
The guests we're received by rnern-
bers OF the entertainment committee
Including Mrs. William A Cullop, pres
!der1t Of the league; Mrs. William Jen-
ninSs Bryan, Mrs. Josephus Dan
isls. Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs. John e
Osborne, Mrs. .. L. Fletcher, Mrs.
Leonard G. Hoffman and Mrs. Francis
Berger Moran.
Round tables were arranged. each
table seating ten guests, and were
placed in the pink ballroom, which was
exquisitely decorated with palms,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-06
THOMAS lNDusTRlAL SCHOOL


The week has been full to overflow
ing with interesting affairs in De
F>lniak and has been made distinctive
by an entertainment Of exceptional
prominence, the reception given to
the friends Of the Thomas Industrial
Institute by the students and faculty.
It was a very handsome affair and
the decorations were in pink and
green. The shaded lights and candel-
abra in pink shades gave a soft pink
glow that enhanced the beauty Of the
ladies in their beautiful evening
gowns.
The color scheme was carried out
with profusion of plants and huge
clusters Of pink oleanders and sweet
pea blossoms.
The receiving line was composed of
Pres. c. w. Gavin. Mrs. Mannings,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. T. King, DR.. and Mrs.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cawthon,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mcconnell, Prof,
Taylor, Miss Sara Crawford, Miss Eff
fie Gavin, Mrs. B. L. Tatom, Miss
Steptoe Campbell, Miss Margaret Ray,
and Mr.. Britton Searcy.
From the receiving line the guests
were ushered to the punch bowl where
Misses Patrick and Averett served
very gracefully the drink Of the
gods"
Each guest was asked to write in
the wish Book" which was hand
painted in sweetpeas and gold and tied
with pink and green ribbons. There