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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
TUNULTY Is DEFENDED
FROM CHURCH ATTACK
President Wilson Vigorously
Upholds His Secretary,
Who Is A Catholic.

President Wilson vigorously
defends his secretary Tulmulty
from a bigittoed attack in which
it was alleged that the presi
dents mail was handled with ri
gilious prejudice by Mr.. Tumuity
who is a Catholic. The follow
ing is the presidents letter:
T beg leave to show you that
the impression that any part OF
my correspondence is withheld
from me in any circumstances
by my secretary on account of
religious predictions on his
part is absurdly and utterly
false. I venture to say that no
president ever had more salts
factory relation with his
secretary than ! have with mine.
The whole of my correspondence
is constantly open to me. Mr..
Tumulty is more prompt, per-
haps, to call my attention to
matters in which his prejudice is
supposed to be engaged than to
other matters of relative indif-
ference.
OF course, I need hardly add ]
am not speaking from an impress
sion, but from knowledge of
just how my correspondence is
handled. Sincerely yours,
WOODROW WILSON,"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21


club, the members decided at
the previous meeting to make a
change, consequently five hum
bred was the one decided upon
to be played at Miss Chachere's.
A sweet bunch of violets
attached to the tally card with
ribbon displayed the taste Of
the hostess, and the familiar
exclamation, "Oh-how lovely
could be heard from the fair
Tecers,'-ahem! The club prizes
were won by Miss Marie
Meginley and Mr.. Peter De
zauche. The guest prize was won
by Miss Gertie Fux. The guests
were, Misses Mathilde and
Gertie Fux and Lulu Comeau.
Messrs. Ross Dunbar, Archie
Dunbar and Sidney Dejean.
After the game a dainty lunch
was served. Dancing. and then
came the hour for adjournment.
Miss Esther Simpson will en-
terrain on next Monday.
Mr.. Marshall Vidrine, Of
Eunice, spent afew days in Opel
ousas, this week.
Misses Marie Budd and Rose
Chachere, and Messrs. Law
renee "Tico'' Larcade and ]. j.
Naff, autoed to Lafayette Sat
urday to attend a theatre.
Mr. " Fruge, travelling sales
man for Bennet's Bargain House
returned Tuesday morning from
a business trip to Lottie and sur
rounding country.
Mr.. Irl White, who had been
i'll for several days has recovered
and returned to his work in the
swamp"
Mr.. CIaud Sandoz, Of New
Orleans, a brother of Mr.. Nor
gan, Sandoz was in town
Tuesday in order to cast his vote.
Professor w. C. Perrault and
DR.. Edward Bercier. of Wash
ington, and Professor Lastrapes
Perrault, of Baton Rouge,
came in for the election on
Tuesday.
IF you know any society news
or personals that you wish to APP
pear in these columns, telephone
to the Clarion office Or send it
by mail to the Society Editor.
We will appreciate it very
much.
A delightful afternoon was
spent on last Saturday by the
Junior Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
=
South. and its invited guests, at
the residence Of Mrs. G. E
Harrison, who was the hostess
of the occasion, which was a
Valentine Party. Although the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
and PERSONAL

Mr. G. J. Daughdrill, of
Mobile, Ala, is spending the
week in Opelousas, a guest at
the home of Mr.. @. Fux.
Miss Nita Velti.l is on a visit
to relatives in Crowley.
Mr.. Ernest Savoy, a rice
buyer from Eunice, transacted
business here a couple of days
this week.
Miss Hilda Bourgeois. of
Jeanerette, is the pretty
guest of Mrs. Henry Larcade,
Jr.
Mr.. Verna Ewell, of Eunice,
spent several days in this city
visiting friends.
Miss Bee Crawford left this
week for Houston, Texas, where
she has accepted a position to
teach in the Houston High
School.
Miss Edna Stewart, Of New
Iberia is the guest of Misses
Esther and Gertie Perkins.
Hon. L. J. Dossmann, DR.. and
Mrs. Littell, of Vile Platte, were
in Opelousas one day last week.
Mr.. Paul Mouille, formerly of
St. Landry parish, but now Of
Iota, spent Monday in this city.
DR.. Burleigh and Mr.. ]. Peti-
team, two well known young
citizens of Grand Coteau, were
in Opelousas this week.
Mr.. Dallas Pitre, of Andre
pont, was a business visitor to
this city, on Monday evening.
Mr.. B. Bennett returned last
week from New York City,
where he went on business.
Mrs. George Edwards and
little daughter, Eleanor, of New
Orleans who have been
visiting relatives in this city,
returned to their home Friday.
MIR. George Bienvenu left
last week for New Orleans,
where he is employed in the
cotton exchange business. New
er mind Pat dry your eyes, for
Cousin George" is coming back
some day.
Mr.. Ross Dunbar of Alex
andria is here visiting his cousin,
MIR. G. P. Dunbar.
Mi. l.. L. Castillo and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, left today for
the Crescent City. where they
will remain for Carnival.
Mrs. J.. +. Lewis and little
daughter, Nancy, of Eunice,
spent several days in this city as
the guests of relatives.
The T. e. C. Club was enter
tanned on last Monday night
by Miss Rose Chachere. Euchre
being the game INDUCED in
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21

weather was very cold and pre-
cluded the playing of outdoor
games, the little folks had a
most enjoyable time, the house
having been thoroughly warmed
and made comfortable by their
thoughtful hostess, and indoor
games Of all kinds were INDUCED
in. The table and cakes were
decorated with hearts, as were
the dresses of the happy partici-
pants. The feature Of the after
Moons entertainment was a
Valentine box, from which those
present drew Valentines, which
provoked much merriment.
After the festivities Of the after
noon were over, delicious cake
and fruit punch were served.
Miss Vivian Brown, who has
been spending some time in
this city, as the guest of friends,
left on Wednesday of last
week for Port Arthur, Texas,
where she went to accept a
position in a sanitarium as a
trained nurse.
Miss Rosa Wallior returned
Tuesday from Eunice, where
she had gone on a visit to her
uncle, Mr.. Ariel Fontenot. Of
course a dance was the main
attraction-Goody she has the
"Eunice fever too, for she in
tends going back Saturday.
Messrs. Paul Roy and George
Caldwell, Of Eunice, were in this
city visiting friends Tuesday.
The moral is: If you wish to
have a good figure, don't
tango, and refrain from rag
time dances. Ragtime and
tango dances would demoralize
the figure of a Greek goddess
and transform her to the shape
of a sack of potatoes. Times
Democrat.
MI. Sam R. Walker. of Lake
Charles, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary e. Walker.
The Young Married Women's
Exchange Club, recently organ
lied, for the purpose of ex-
changing ideas in the line of
sewing was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs.
Eugene Bercier. The members
declare that they just sew, and
that's all'-of course we know
they don't talk much-the
idea! Delicious refreshments
were served. they talked a little
more oh. | mean sewed a little
more-and then took their de-
parture. Following are the
names of the members: Madames
Eddie Durio, Audebert McClel-
land, Charles Ventre, Andrew
ClaVerie, Robert Budd. Adam
Guidry, Lawrence Andrepont,
Martin Bordelon and Eugene
Bercier. Mrs. George Edwards.
was the guest on Wednesday
afternoon.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21

NOTICE [ am applying for q pardon. Joe
Valmont. IeD "A q
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
SUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE or MELANIH WILLIAMS

No. 1856, Probate Docket. 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish of SC. Handy, La.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Hon. b. H.
Pavy. Judge of the 18th judicial District
Court, in and for the Par.s n os st. Landry.
Louisiana. there will be sold, for cash, at
public auction, 10 the last and highest bid
der. by the undersigned administrator.
or any duly licensed a~ucti0neer. at the
principal front door Of the courthouse at
Opelousas, La..on
Saturday, March 9TH, 1914,
at Ii O'Clock a. M. the following described
property, to-wft:
That certain tract OF land containing
three arpsnts OF land, lone and one.lalf
arpents squarei being bounded on the
north BY property of Blanchsrd nj nth
ers. south by property or present vendor.
east by property OF DR.. Z. W. Martin and
west by property of present vendor. said
property being situatedAin the town of Ar
naudyilIe. ST. Landry Parish. La.
Terms Cash.
Dan Il. NsRTIy,
Jan 81 81 Atiinitl tiatDr.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
RgsT Ann CHEAPEST.

BssT AND GHEApEST.
For Constipation, Biliousness, Headt
ache, RoyaIine Liver Regulator Is hes-
and cheapest. Is cents. money paek
plan.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
The Book and the Play Are Different
- sHE WHICH YOU LIKE BEST -

mortgage and vendors lie j and privilege
o alienando'' and all usual security
claims and ten per cent attorneys fees In
case of suit.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21

NO.. b3Sat ErODaLe OGekPA- NtsITIGL C0urFt
Parish OF st. Landry, La.
By virtue OF an t,rtiarof the Hon. b. III.
PAW, judge Of the 18th judicial District
Court. IN ard for the Parish OF It. Landry,
Louisiana. here Will he sold for cash. ar
public auction 10 the LAST and highest bid,
der, by The UNDERSIGNED administrator,
or any duly licensed au~ctioneer, at the
from door Of the courthouse OF st. Lam
dry Parish, at Opelousas, La, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1914,
at Il O'Clock a. M, the following described
property. o-Wit
one lot ri ground with improvements
thereon, situate. III thu city OF f1pelpHsas.
=, Landry Parish, Lt1uisi I'M, ant bounded
as foltsitsS, TO VIII tn tile ntiftff Ivy i ID.
santioz, M the ,uuth by Bellevue street, on
the east BY tter9n or church ant On the
west Ivy I1tfi0.
Terms-Cash
JS0. w. LEWIS. Administrator
ian HI III
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
SUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE or Ai.kxIs EnuGE.

No. 6s9S, Probate Docket. District Courf
Parish OF st. Landry La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
NOTICE OF TARI.HAG.
ESTATE on GABRIEL SAM and wife,

EsTATE OF GABRIEL SAM and wife,
No. e655, Probate Docket. 18th Judicial
District Court, Parish OF ST. Landry. In.
Whereas, TneophiIe Sam, Administrator
OF the above entitled estate, mas fled d
final faDleau of classification OF the debts
and distribution OF the funds Of said success
sion, accompanied by his petition praying
for The n-onologation OF same.
And whereas, the prayer OF said petition
has been granted by an order OF court
bearing date - al D., 49,.
Nosg, therefore, notice IS hereby given to
all parties interested to make opposition to
said tabfeaa to file same In writing In my
office within the time required by law, why
the said a b should not be h~oInologated
and confirmed.
HENRY ssTRAPES, JR..
feb II 1t Clerk ofCourr.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-02-21
SUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE or RoDoLPH sAvOIE
6r59, Probate Docket, 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court. ST. Landry PariJll, La.

BY irtue OF an order of the Hon. b. H.
Pavy, Judge or the 18TH Judicial District
Court, inand for the Parish OF st. Landry,
Louisiana, there will be scId, at
public auction 70 the last and highest bid
der. by the undersigned a~uctioneer, on the
premises In hsanice, La, on
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
LOWELL.
Mrs. Jim Loony was shopping in Rogers Wednesday.

Mrs. Jim Loony was shopping in Rogers Wednesday.
 Frank Barr of Fayetteville Sun dayed at the P. Davis home.
 Rose Cook of Bentonville visited a few days with her friend, Agnes Seal.
 Ellis Loony and wife drove down from Rogers Saturday, returning Monday.
 Lee Thomas new barn, now under construction, is looming into very noticeable proportions.
 Wythe Walkers of Rogers autoed down Sunday and visited a few hours at the John Williams home.
 Roland Thomas, who has been some time visiting relatives at Car rolton, Illinois, returned home Mon- day morning.
 Mrs. Green of Limedale has mov- ed into the J. D. Brown property in
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
 GOSHEN

Joe Gilliland and family visited q. Green Roberts Sunday of Wyman.
 Most of the berry pickers are coming home and the berry canners are going out
 Rev. Villines' mother went to Fort Smith Saturday to visit her daugh- CT for time
 John Copening Of Whitener at. ended 4. H. T. A. lodge in Gosh ea Saturday night
 Ex-Sheriff John Oxford, who has been in poor health. was able to at tend the lodge Saturday night.
 Mrs. Dr. Walker, who has been visiting relatives near Fayetteville fol a week, returned home Sunday.
 John Mayfields sister, Mrs. Will Monroe of Hartshorne, Oklahoma, is visiting with him and other relatives.
 Charley Mayfield, who is going to the Commercial College of Fay etteyille was with home folks Satur- day and Sunday.
 Quite number of people of Gosh en attended church at Wesley yes tarday, which was the Old Baptist fool washing day.
 Miss Johnnie Villines, who has been visiting in Ft. Smith, has re. turned home accompanied by her sister, Miss Burley Villnes
 Oliver Trammel, who lately sold out of the mercantile business at Habberton, is moving to Riehland View to Andrew Smiths farm
 Howard A. Clark received his ap. pointment for the Goshen post office last Friday. It is not known just how soon he will take charge Of the office.
 On account of the celebration at Springdale and other places around us on the 4th day of July. the A. II. T. Association has decided to have their picnic on the second Saturday, or the 1lth day Of July, at Goshen.
 A new life insurance agent is in Goshen this evening representing a new Insurance Co. of Fayetteville, the Fayetteville Mutual Benefit As sociation, organized by prominent business men.
 Gypsy
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
EtheXn.
THORN 5 BERRY.

Jess Walker lost a calf recently with he blackleg.
 There vas . party at Uncle John Robinson last night
 Don't forget to come to Sunday school and brIn. some body with you.
 Uncle John Waters is feeling real feeble again, his suffering is most iy in his head.
 Aunt Nancy Collins has been real poorly for over week now. She Is up part of the time
 Faere was large crowd attend ed the funeral Of Uncle Bill Smith s wife of near Hlghfill yesterday at tats place. A Presbyterian preach q from Bentonyille preached the funeral at the church and then she was laid to rest in the cemetery at th.s place.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
kadajiah.
 PILGRIM REST.

Dale Petross was visiting in Springdale Sunday.
 Miss lrma Johnson spent Sunday with Blanche Halbrook
 Master Archie Halbrook spent Sat. urday night with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Johnson.
 School closes at this place Mon- day, June l. There is a program arranged for the afternoon.
 Mrs. Jane Johnson and Mrs. Me- lissa Pruner were visiting Friday with the formers sister, Mrs. Will Searcy of Springdale.
 There was singing at Mir. Cawthon's Sunday night. There was quite a lot of Pilgrim Rest people attended. All present report splendid singing. MT. Letch, Jr., and wife of Spring field, Mo. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. W. Letch who have recently moved here from Springfield.
 Napanee & Pocahontas
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
FRIENDSHIP

Rev. l. NJ. Phillips visited Friend. ship Sunday.
 There was singing at Friend ship Sunday night.
 Mrs. Grace Jones is on the sick list at this writing.
 Miss Hattie Graham was visiting home folks Sunday.
 Miss Tessie Vansant of Sonora wis tied Friendship Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Lane is spending the week with Mrs. Grace Jones.
 T. c. Durr of Tahlequah, Okla, is visiting Friendship community this week.
 Mrs. Campbell has purchased her ! new croquet set to entertain her friends
 w. P Lewis and family visited with w. L. Lewis and wife of Mount ain Home Sunday.
 Miss Winnie Blakemore left last eek for Kansas to visit her sist- CT, Mrs. Mary Harbor
 Rev. Miller of Round Mountain filled his regular appointment at friendship Saturday and Sunday.
 Elmer Linebarger visited his sist- CT, Mrs. May Tillman Monday and departed for California Tuesday morning.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
Harrison Next Year

The Association voted to meet next year at Harr. son, and the fol- lowing officers Were elected Presi- dent, Y. 4. Beeson of Morrilton; first vice president. Claude Mann of Malvern; second vice president, (. \. Berry of Huttig; third vice presi- dent, T. A. Pound of Danville, cor responding secretary, Earl W. Hodg- es; recording secretary, E. C. Funk, Rogers; financial secretary, w. F. Turner, Atkins; orator, Mrs. Ada Roussan, Osceola poetess, Mrs. c. E. Kinney, Dermott; historian, Col. George Thornburgh, Little Rock ]; executive committee, T. E. Wood of Marianna. P H. Van Dyke of New port, J. K. Newman of Harrison, J. l.. Cannon of De Queen, A. D. Mur- lin of Little Rock, L. B. White of Benton and Ed McGorhle of Arka- delphia; delegates to the National Editorial Association annual meeting, l.. D. Freeman of Ham burg, J. C. Ryley of Walnut Ridge, W. J. Doug lass of Berryville. V. W. St. John of Mena, Powell Garden of Malvern, C. J. Parker of Stephens; alternates, W. E. Fulsom, J. L. Russell, J. L. Wadley. George Thornburgh, R. B. Robbins and H. W. Denning
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
ID LEAVE SPRINdDALE

At a meeting of the State Board of Health held in Little Rock latter part of last week, Dr F. B Young Of this place was elected to the DO sition of State Health Officer, sue ceeding Dr. Morgan Smith, resign Iad. Dr 5. A. Southal Of Lonoke was elected president of the board succeeding Dr. Young.
 Dr Young now position Will na- eassitate A5s removal from Spring aase, and he will leave for Little Rock next Monday However he will not move his family for some time gee and consequently will be in and out of Springdale at frequent inter- Yais He has sod his business at this place to Dr R T. Henry of Bentonyille, one Of the prominent young physicians Of Northwest Ark .ansas, and a native of Benton Goan.
 
 While the many friends of Dr. Young are gratified al the honor that has come to him through h.s election as State Health Officer it is with great regret they see him leave sprihgddle, lie has always taken all q tHe interest in affairs of the town, an1 was ever ready to lend aid and eneoaragement to every movement calculated to be Of benefit to the community He will be missed, not only among the families where he has ministered in time of sickness, by the community at large
 The position Of State Health Offi- cer carries with it an attractive sal ary, and in addition to his official duties Dr. Young will engage in pri. sate practice n Little Rock The best wishes of all springdale go with him to his new work.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29

midst buying calves Wednesday. Mrs Tom Mayes informs us that her mother is much better this week. E c Goodman has the Oklahoma fever, about one hundred in the shade.
 " Mayez Is travelling In behalf os cae Home Prot aetfge Company Of 5prl1gdaIe.
 The berry fe-h 3s over and most every body is busy working gardens aHd corn fields
 Nayes and s4fs. Keller nave 2zHn visiting the formers farm and canning berries.
 Hassrs. '. W. Lane, K. j. Nayes and 2. L. Keller made a business tfip b Fayetteville Saturday. fle prayer meeting was changed tast=Saaday night rom Sunday night Q 3 ?. m. Sunday afternoon. Prof @afayes informs Us that he E#iII again teach at #yman. Ne congratulate Hyman= board for SC. curing the services =ef this young man.
 Ratler Bee
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
tine south part of town, formerly owned by Mary Lloyd.

tine south part of town, formerly owned by Mary Loyd
 Turner Ffnkston accompanied his wife to Beutouyille Monday where she expects to remain some time to receive special treatment from Dr. Car5ile and if necessary be I surgi- aal patient.
 Mrs Tom Bingham returned Wednesday H5m Bonneville where sla took her daughter Mabel, to en er the saaitariam there. She is
 rz well pleased with the manage ment of the sanltarium and has ey-
 ry hope for the recovery of her daughters health
 Little Oscar Edmiston, nephew of Dora Never. was kicked quite severe ly sunday afternoon by horse which he suddenly ran np behind The blow slightly fractured rib 9nd save him d general shaking up 5#t he is getting on nicely under IT Iaffs0H care.
 The population of Lowell and Yiein- lt!' is increasing quite extensively .5ese beautiful spring days 4 son .rrltod at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Powell May U, daughter at the Ollie Th5rhsberry home May 20, Ia son ut the Sand Perry nome May 21 On Friday. May MT. and Mrs. John Garrett were made hap py by the arrival of a wee son and Mr. and =4lrs..Fred Gobble with small daughter Monday morning, May 25.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29

o CLOCK the ladleS were entertained by the ladies of the L. R. Press Club, with luncheon at the Capital Ho- tel while the men were taken to the Penn. Our luncheon was fine and We enjoyed especially having with us Mrs Hays. wife of our es- teemed GoFarnar Cur husbands de clared they were well treated at the Penn and had 3 superb dinner, also good speech bZ Governor Hayes.
 While we were at luncheon a sch s3tion was caused b. Che appearance of lady f?1 in Bri=at green cos tune Haarina all lHman b4dge read ing votes for women One lady declared that she bad seen d real I've suffraelst", but soon found it to be J-e Small, representing GeraI- dine, heroine of The Rival Stars ," Mrs small did not recognize her hus. band at firsst so y9a see his make ap by BIass X Co.,. 8as indeed good.
 At three o'clock tae Association was conveyed by auto 10 the Capital where punch was served by courtesy of Secretary ot state Earle Hodges. Next to the New Goansry Club where the guests recei4 cd royal treatment and dainty aad delicious refresh man ;. Next We al went to the Hos pital for nervous diseases where sev= eraI were taken in8bHt came out azaln \ great work IS being done hare by the superintendent, Dr. Green. In the beautiful grove fac ing che hospital tae guests were giy. ea deIcious luncheon From here Wa returned to the e5t$ &Htre We lined ap on Main Street and pro- ceeded in parade to the Marion. Ne had been served refreshments so Iayishly all the afternoon that supper Was out of tae question with the majority of us so We rested un- tl about eght o'clock and wended olr Xay to the EIh's Club where We were tendered d delightful reception and those who wished indalged in the latest dances. On the way to the reception | stop over Nas made at Fred Pattee's pr.n5nz office and each person received as souvenir nice copy Of The Rival Stars The reception at tae E4xs Club end ed the convention a Little Rock and=on- Thursday morning an early special carried majority of the pr sss people on q three days excurs. ion through northeast Arkansas We q not get to go as duty called us home.
 Heres to Little Rock-a fair city in a fair land Heres 10 the memb. CTS of the Little Rock Press Club better people and more courteous can never be found in any land, Here's to the people of Little Rock, not members of the Press Club, but fu4l Of cordiality and good will! Then last but not least-here to the state of Arkansas that We all love and cherish whether she be our mother state or ours by adop- ton May the day come when her endless riches and virtues will be known and appreciated by all those without her gates as well as those within.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
CENTER CORNER.

Turner Pinkston and family of Lowell spent Sunday at r. [. Boards.
 Miss Bertha Maxwell, accompanied by her father. left Sunday for No Il where she will spend a part of tie week.
 Baron and Mildred Smith of si. lent Grove visited their cousins, 5arl and Phoeba Smith Saturday night and Sunday
 Ar and Mrs. Clarence Langley. Who= returned recently from Poeatel- lo Idaho spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oryel Jones.
 J..M Beard of Rogers attended the singing at Zion Sunday and ex- pressed his pleasure of meeting again with the people Of this place
 Mr and Mrs. N A Wiley are able after prolonged seize of humps, to visit with old neighbors and relatives in this vicinity again
 Singing at Zion Sunday was we'll attended and enjoyed by all, judging from the class of singers and the at tention given them We hope to see the same interest manifested at the children's day program which will be given the first Sunday in June.