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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
SOUTH RICHMOND
MANCHESTER LODGE TO
FOLLOW ANCIENT CUSTOM
VIII Celebrate ST. Johns Night With
Big 'Possum Feast in Lodge
Rooms.
BOY is CUT BY TIN HORN
Linwood Moore Falls in Street, jam
ming Horn Deep Into His Throat
He Is Moved to Virginia Hospital.
Personal Mention.

Following century old custom
Manchester Lodge No. IA, 4. T.. & A.
NJ, Will celebrate st. Johns night to-
morrow night with n big supper, in
which 'possum meat will form the main
dish. The supper Will be served in the
banquet hall at Masonic Temple. Co
w;rdin Avenue and Hull street, follow
ing appropriate exercises in the lodge
room
For more than 100 years possum has
been the principal dish at the annual
banquet Tradition says that Man.
chester Lodge, which then met in n
nan on Fifth Street, had very few
members in those days, and none In
ahiucnt circumstances. y few DAYS
prior to st. Johns night they met, and.
having little cash on hand, were de-
batting on what they could scrapc up
for tho supper. Just as they were
about to give up in despair. n possum
was sighted on the doorstep 1t was
rat and lazy, and Il well-aimed stick OF
wood designed for the fire, laid him
low. Since that time 'possum has been
the principal article OF food on the
menu
Several OF the animals have been
rounded up, and have been kept for
seNerai weeks. they are now good, fat
make toothsome
morsels. Served with sweet potatoes.
and the regulation banquet menu. they
form n meal which annually attracts
scores of visiting Masons from the
other city lodges.
AT the st. Johns night exercises a
number OF prominent Masons will make
addresses. and an appropriate program
VIII be carried out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Personal Mention.

John u. Walker and family. OF Wash
inSton, spent Christmas as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Graves, of Porter
Street.
Mrs; Edward Jones. of Cincinnati.
who has been spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
DIETRICH of cambridge Street, will
leave to-day for New York.
Hiram Walker, Of Chicago. is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Walker, of Woodland Heights. Mr..
Walker will return to Chicago this
week. accompanied by his mother. who
Will be his guest for several weeks.
Blair d. Haniins is spending several
days In Washington as the guest OF
friends.
Rev. John w. Kincheloe. pastor of
Bainbridge street Baptist Church. has
returned from Crewe. where he ofiicI-
ated at the marriage OF one OF his
former parishioners.
Mr.. and Mrs Bivian Brooks and
child. OF Wheeling. W. Va. are the
guests of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. j. Brooks. on Decatur Street.
+. Cabell .Leneave is spending the
holidays with his parents ut Crcwe.
Theodore Elmorc. OF Rocky Mount
is visiting George Smart and family
at their home, l10i cambridge Street
John Sampson. OF Norfolk. is spend
ing the holidays with Ills mother, Mrs.
sampson. 100 Porter Street.
Miss Bessie Brandcs. of Atlanta. is
visiting Miss May Lane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
THREE MEN ARE RESCUED
AFTER BATTLE; WITH STORM

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December &C.
After twcnty-four- hours fight in
binding snowstorm. b. r. Cofcr. "
7. Cofer and Thomas Braband. local
business 'neh' were rescued to-day after
'heir launch had been driven ashore
near FISHING Point, on the James Rjy-
err near here. Physicians from Smith
held went to their aid In automobiles
Inc three men left here Yesterday
morning at o'clock In n forty-root
launch for Smithneld where the Cofers
mao peen called by the death Of their
mother They failed to reach their dc.-
tihation and dozens of launches went
OUT this morning to search for them
inc launch was not equipped with
neating apparatus or supplied with
1000. as the party had expected to
make the trip In two hours The mer
are said to have suffered greatly from
exposure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
boy Cut by Tin Horn.

Linwood Moore. twelve years old. son
or Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. Sill
Decatur street who was badly injured
on Christmas afternoon, when he fell
and damned tin horn deep into his
throat. was reported last night to have
spent comfortable day. He is n pa
tient at the Virginia Hospital. where
his condition is said to be serious
The accident occurred shortly after
o'clock on Christmas Day as the how
was running along blowing the horn
which had been given him n few hours
before. He slipped and fell forward
the horn striking the ground. and the
sharp end pentratinE the back of his
throat. The accident occurred near
seventh and Decatur Streets, and. al
though badly hurt and bleeding pro-
fuscly. the boy set out with small
sister to get medical a.d AS he reached
Eighth and Hull Streets, he tainted
from loss of blood Emergency treat
ment was rendered ny DR.. L. G. Hill,
and he was rushed to the hospital for
further treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
EXPERT PRAISES AINsLIE's.
ARTICLE ON CITY PLANNING
Sn!" Mayors Paper Meets General An
provnl Most Able
Treatise.

Director John r. Lathrop. of tho do
pnrtment OF exhibits OF the American
city Bureau, has written to several
well-known Richmond men comment.
ing upon the articles on CITY Plan
ming by Mayor George Ainslie, which
appeared in The Times Dispatch OF
last Sunday and in the Chamber OF
Commerce monthly "Richmond"
stress Is laid on the fact that Mayor
Ainsie says San Francisco might have
saved S26.oo0.000 had a comprehensive
city plan been adopted: and the sug-
sestion naturally follows In the mind
of the readers of tho letter that Rich
mond may be able to save n few mil
lions as well by the same method. The
letter fellows:
New York. December 81, 1914
Il notice In Richmond monthly
publication of the Richmond Chamber
Of Commerce, an article by the Hon
orablc George Ainslic. Mayor of your
city. on City Planning: What Is IT."
This article is one OF the best which
has been written by any one in the
United States. If you have not road
1t. take the liberty of calling It to
your attention Notwithstanding Mayor
A!nslie has no knowledge Of my action
in doing so. The article hns been read
by number of persons vcrscd in the
city planning science In this city, and
has been universally commented on as
being very able treatise
Permit me to say that 200 Ameri-
can cities many cities in Canada and
most of the cities In Europe, as we'll
as many In South America, have taken
up scientific city planning as def
mite policy. do not mean to say that
all these cities have reached their ulti-
mate goal In respect to city planning.
nut that In each one of them the move
meht Is well defined. and in many of
them has progressed beyond the OK
pectation of those who about seven
years ago originated the movement In
this country.
The city planning exhibition of this
bureau is the outgrowth of these ac-
INVITES 1t represents the co-ordlnatcd
ehort or great engineers and architects,
housing experts. real estate scientists
transportation and factory experts. and
socioloEists. These cover the field of
effort. The exhibition Is not theoretic.
put ls logical and analytical. nracti-
cally worked-out representation. in
Sequential form. of the science of city
planning. showing the concrete results
achieved In 200 American cities and the
chief cities of Europe.
1T was in connection with our ex-
hioition, under my direction In Oak
land and In San Francisco. Cal, that
the city engineer, NJ. NJ. OShaughncssv,
made me assertion referred to in Mayor
ainslie's article. namely. that city
planning would have saved san Fran
cisco practically all the $4,000. 600 of
improvements now being made.
made personal study of San Fran
cisco. and shall be glad at some
future time to explain to YOU in detail
what Mr.. O'Shaughnessy meant
Sincerely yours,
JOHN l.. LATHROP
Director Department of Exhibits"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
To Haze Smooth, White
Soft Skir, All Winter

Does your skin chap or roughen easi,nn
In this weather. or become unduly red e
blotchy? Let me tell you a quick eaya
way to overcome the trouble and keep yo,9
complexion beautifully white, smooth an
SOFT the winter long just get an oun,j
OF ordinary rnercollzed wax at the neare1
DRUGSTORE and use little before retlrinf
as you would cold cream. Upon artsinh
remove the coating with sulsy water TIA
WAY through some peculiar ATTRIBUTE
hecks off the rough. discolorcd or bIennn
ished skin The WORKOUT cut.cIc comca o &
just Ike dandrun diseased seal
only In almost invisible particles MeiE
colized wax simply hastens Natures v;orIs
Used as required. II keeps the face cofsl
htantiy free from devltaized scarf skiN
and only the healthy, young looking ski1
10 In evidence. Its tho best treatmerA
known for weatherbeaten. aged. Inuddy4
frrcE!ed. pinpled and all unbcAutiful CONT
plcEions. h
Some skins wrinkle easily in winteE
There's an excellent remedy in harmlesr
wash lotion made 10y dissulving ] or DOW
dcred saNoite In y pint witch hazel Thi.
VIII auickly eradicate every iipc.-Tho wCf
Beautiful II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WOULD ASSESS PROPERTY
AT IT'S FULL MARKET VALUE
Especial to The Times-Dis

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
recommendation of the North Carolina
corporation Commission. made public
tonight, is for the assessment OF prop
erty at It's full money value, with am
accompanying qualification that there
snail be reduction in the tax rate to a
economically administered government
VIII be yielded. 1t is suggested that
the Legislature specify the aggregate
amount or taxes necessary TO be raised
ana In lieu of fixing the rate require
the tax commission to fix the rate litter
assessors are recom rs madG COUNTY
countless these to be combined with
those OF county auditor. that many al
ready have, and II is suggested that
instead OF attempting to make sweep
ing reforms to apply to the 1915 taxes,
through 1915 and the revised system
go into effect for 1916 taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WEAPON-TOTERS FINED
fhrintmns CeIehrntOrs Assessed TsunI
Sloo-Ffncs Those Shooting Pistols.

Each OF the three persons arrested
christmas Day on charge OF carrying
concealed weapons on their Dcrsons
was yesterday fined the usual 500 and
costs when arra!gned In the Police
Court They were Samuel col.. an
whom Policeman Tomlinsor found a
revolver: BESSIE Robinson, charged nv
policeman Williams with CARRYING n
concealed razor. and Beverley Thorn
ton. on whom Policeman Jacobini found
razor. All three are negroes
Two negroes arrested on charges NJ
being disorderly and firing rcvolvnrs IN
TN: streets escaped with fines of s25
sich, the police not being able to prove
ihat the men were carrying concealed
pistols They wore William Lewis. ar
rested by Policeman Harris. and George
and Nap!er
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
UNAPPREClATED PARDONs
three Persons Released From Jail ou
christmas trrniEncd Yesterday.

Executive clemency. in the shape Of
faii pardons as Christmas presents. for
petty Offenders. is appreciated but lit
We u one ~ to Judge by the length
OF 'ine which the bcnefcinries remain
away from the Police Court Yester
gay three OF the persons pardoned
Christmas Day by Justice CrutcbheId
were again in court. and /, is expected
NM DINERS WI! make their appear
ance tomorrow morning.
EuRehe !'ayne. an old offender. was
recognized AT once by the court as ono
Oh The men released. He was placed
Hhoer s!o" security for six months on
n charge of being drunk ana dIsor-
Derby, and went back to jali I'm drfani,
Maggie Morgan and William pattcr-
son were the two others VINO had ra
cciVed phrdons the day before Tbc
Morgan woman was charged with trnsr
pass and Patterson vim th,c,,o,;
the lie OF his wife Each was sen,
fenced 10 six months ia Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
FIGHT IN HOTEL BAR
Manager Atkinson Swears Out War
rants Charging Dlsorderlx Conduct.

w. A. Robins. ii. E. Robins, james
tucker and John Tuckcr. were yes
terday afternoon arrested by Police
men Bosquet. Tucker, Kline and Baugh-
an on warrant charging them with
being disorderly and lighting In the
Darroom OF the Richmond Hotel. The
warrant was sworn out by Sam Atkin-
son. manager Of the hotel. 1t Is said
that the men had been drinking some
time In the place when an argument
resulted In the passage of several
blows. Soon all OF the men arrested
were engaged In n free for-all fight and
are said to have fought hard for about
hfteen minutes before the arrivals of
the notice. Each of the men Is said
10 nave been bruised and battered to "a
considerable extent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WOMAN ARRESTED
Charged With Picking Pockets I'm West
Hrond\ street Restaurant

Detective Sergeants Wiltshire and
hai!ey yesterday afternoon arrested
Emma Jones. colorcd. at her home. 500
GORDON Street. on charge Of robbinc
Hohert ellis, n miner from GoochIand
nou'i.y' or $50 ana railway ticket.
The woman was locked uD in tho Sar-
ond Precinct Station. and will be held
bending her arraignment in the Police
Court.
According TO the story told the detec
ives Eli!s went into West Broad
street restaurant. and while there tho
woman is said To have come In hin,
ana remarked that she knew him
During the conversat ion which fol-
lowed Ellis claims that the woman
picked his pocket. Detectives witt
shire and Bailey found his purse. con
aiming sl6l3 in the woman's home and
also recovered sc5 worth OF clothinr
which !; is said she purchased with
the money stolen from Ellis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
TRIBUTE TO ECHOLS
fiowers Placed on Desk OF Dead Sen.
Htor mt Stnte Capitol.

senator Edward Echols, who passed
away almost on the eve Of the Yule-
tido holidays. WAS not forgotten al the
capitol on Christmas Day
Som" time during the morninf, q
h'hH'itni houuuci ~ lillcs Of the valley
.ihd INIT carnations Was left on he
u'Si' 81 'hc dead senator in tho Senate
chamber: Tn. identity OF tho friend
a,' .'ninircl who thus remembered the
,i'Ih"nt Echols IL unknown 10 any one
az in4 hpltOL Attached 10 tn: snow
white floral tribute was a card hcarinv
the Simple inscription: Senator t,I
ward Echo!s. Died December 10, 1914"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Negro Not Yet Identiflcd.

No clue to the identity Of the negro
who lost his life in the fire which de-
stroycd number OF shanty cars In
the Southern Railway yards on Christ
mas Eve has been discovered by, the
Southside police. 1t Is believed that
tho man went into the ears TO sleep
and was trapped. AS far rs can be
learned, none of the men employed In
the construction work In the yards is
missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Look for Juilbrenkers.

South Richmond police were request
cd yesterday to keep rigid watch for
several escaped prisoners. who broke
out OF the Chesterfield County Jail, at
Chesterfield Courthouse, on Thursday
afternoon. Four men. three white and
one colored. made the break for lib
erty. Two of the fugitives were caught
in Petersburg Christmas, but the others
arc still free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Chrl.tmns Music mt Churches.

Christmas music will feature the SER
vices in all Southsidc churches to-day.
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church will
repeat the program rendered on Christ
mas, while other church chOirS have
arranged programs for the occasion.
The music ut Porter Street Presbyterian
Church, cambridge Street Baptist
Church, Woodland Heights Baptist
Church, Central Methodist Church and
others. will be exceptionally elaborate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

parents. The boy had been taken WIFI
desire TO travel. and had succeeded NJ
making his way to this city before N
was arrested. He was endeavoring q
appeared to DO glad to see his fnth n
at the Juvenile Detention Home ye.3
terday, and promised he never wourt
run away again. The boy and his ia Tx
or left the city during tho uftcrnool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
GOOD SUGGESTION TO
RICHMOND PEOPLE

It rs surprising the a,nnun, ~,
""''er inc simple mixture of
"uch.hoTn bark. glycerine. etc. known
as Adier-'-ka. drains from III. svs,.,o
rms remedy became famous h,
appeha'ctis and acts on ROTH ,he
IT, ne, snu lower bowel so Thoroughly
tnat oNE DOSE relieves sour storn,c,!
gas On the stomach ara ,n, ",i,''.,'
almost IMMEDIATELY. ~.
,uish'y glad We arc Richmond ,cen,.
TOT Aoier-i-ha. The = a. Miller Co.,
S pany. druggists. 5l9 East Dro.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Notices to De Served.

Under an order issued by Judge Null
len. of the Hastings Court papers will
this week be placed in the hands OF
city Sergeant John b. Evans for ser
vice. citing Rev. Eli Tartte and others
TO appear before the bar of the court
on January i. to show cause why they
should not he fined and imprisoned for
alleged contempt III violating decree
entered by Judge West. restraining
them from interfering with the legally
recognized faction In the management
and control of the affairs Of the church
Judge West will hear the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Bring. Prisoner Back.

Detective Sergeant Atkinson yestels
DAY afternoon returned from NewpoI
news With Frank Price. colored, who Y
wanted by the South Richmond noI,c
on charge of feloniously beating AMI
cutting his wife with knife. TIL.
case VIII be heard by Justice Maurics
Monday morning. Price was arrest q
In Newport News ut tho request OF III:
local police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Cross wnrrnnt, I..,,.,,

Lille Arlington, cOlored, was last
night arrested by Policeman Tate on
warrant charging her with assault
Ing and beating Christiana CASTOR and
May Henley. Later Kate Pickle. Mary
henley and Christian CASTOR were ar
rested on warrant charging them
with assaulting and beating the Ar
rington woman. The police were un-
able to learn what caused the general
fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Motormnn Cleared of Rccklcr1ne.~.

NO cVidcncc 10 SHOW reckIcssness was
brought out yesterday in the trial Of
j. r. Faison, motorman on Il Hull
Street car which recently 'collidcd with
n brick wagon on Mayo Bridge and
killed the negro driver. Joseph Wyatt.
Consequently, Justice H. a. Maurice
dismissed a murder charge brought
against the motorman following tho
death Of the negro. and released his
bondsmeu. The accident occurred ten
days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
TORTURING CAT

Small Boys Arrested ON Warrant sworn
Out by Mrs. w. ii. Taylor.
Edward McCabe, aged ten; Fred Rob-
ms. aged fifteen; Earle Robins. aged
eight: Joseph Jordon. aged fourteen.
and Pat Jackson, aged ten years. were
yesterday arrested by Policemen
Clarke, Hertsch and StranE on a war
rant charging them with torturing and
killing cat. The cat Is said to have
been the property of Mrs. w. Il. Tay-
ior. and she swore out the warrant for
the arrest of the boys They were
bailed for their appearance In the In
venile Court Tuesday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

owing To the illness OF Rev. a. G.
Bergman, pastor of Woodland Heights
Methodist Church. the pulpit Will be
filled at both services to-day by Rev.
j. II. Eggleston. Mr.. Eggleston Is
we'll known to the congregation, as he
was formerly pastor of West End
Methodist Church, Swansboro. and has
filled the pulpit At Woodland Heights
before. The illness of MIR. Bergman is
not serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Coroncr,n Jur, nlnme. Lame.

y coroner's jury yesterday held that
Thomas Richardson. the negro shot to
death In street fight at Beech and
Chafiin Streets Thursday night, came
TO his death from pistol shot wounds
inflicted by Frank James. colored
James was arrested by Patrolman
Whitlock shortly after the fight and
was found to have been shot in the
back. However. the bullet did not Sc
riously tnjurc him. Ambulance Surgeon
stern learning that 1t had penetrated
no deeper than the outer skin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Nincty-Eight Baskets Distributed.

The Fellowship League of Central
Methodist Church distributed ninety
eight baskets of food on Christmas day
to needy families of the Southsidc. In
addition to the large amount of cat
ableS donated to the league for this
purpose, an average of Sl.35 was spent
on each basket, which contained food
enough to last an average family sew
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
PETERSBURG
TUDOR BADLY INJURED
BY BURGLARS ASSAULT
His Shoulder Fractured and He Is
Sent TO Hospital for
Treatment.
FINDS NEGRO IN HIS HOME
Stolen Coat Is Pawned, but Thief
Makes Escape-Young Resident OF
Blandford Dies Suddenly-Darra-
colt Buried With Masonic Ifonors.
Especial to The limos Dispatch. ]

PETERSBURG. VA, December 60
j w. Tudor. who was assaulted by n
negro burglar found in his house night
before last. was so badly hurt as to
require hospital treatment, He was
struck with IN iron bar or other heavy
Instrument. and. rs stated, his right
shoulder was fractured The negro
stole n coat, which was recovered to-
day at pawnshop. The thief, how
Yer, is unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Tnkc Adyantnnc of Snon.

Shedding is the favorte pastime OF
youthful Southsiders at the present
time. The long stretch of Decatur
Street hill is the chief point Of as.
several hundred sleds of all deScrip-
tons. The street Is free of traffic. and
the, hill. which is seven blocks long.
makes an excellent toboggan. The
snow is just about right. and It Is eX-
pected that the sport will he at its
hcighth this afternoon and night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Very Sudden Death.

ford. aged thirty-fve years. died very
suddenly this morning at his home
Death came before physician could
be summoned. The coroner viewed the
body. but as death resulted from nat
urnl causes. an inquest was not deemed
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Oh.ervancc OF st. John,. DaX

The three lodges of Masons in this
city, Blandford. Petersburg and Pcwha-
tan Starkc, will meet tomorrow even
ing in tho Masonic Temple and march
IN body to the Washington Street
NJ. L. Church, to attend divine service
y special sermon will be delivered by
the pastor, DR.. Richardson Wilkinson.
VINO IS past commander OF the Knights
Iemplar branch of the order. on Mon
day night the three lodges, with Pow
hatan Siarke Lodge as the host. will
celebrate the Festival OF ST John.
After the ritual services in the lodge
room, q banquet VIII be served, at
which the principal address Will be
delivered by the Rev. DR. Wilkinson.
There VIII be large attendance OF
members OF the order and a number OF
guests q the banquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WITH NInsonic Uonorn.

The funeral OF George T. Darrncott
took place from Grace Episcopal
Church ut noon to-day, and the burial
was with Masonic orders. conducted by
Rlandford Lodge, No. 3. The decedent
wns n member OF Brandon Lodge, No.
so, and was past district deputy grand
master for district No. 80. He was
prominent and widely known in Ma
sonic circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

Inc christmas cantata Loves Of
lci lus' VIII DE presented on Monday
evening nj O'Clock at Asbury Mctho-
dist church. The committee on ar
iianecmchts is composed OF the follow
ing: chairman. j. 3 Rcnncr Misses
incH Avery, Lola Chcatham, Ruth VII
lhIns and Bette Perduc and Aubrv
Ncistcr