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Die Yismardausitel in
&amburs.

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ger StaoibibIioibet in einigen Rdus
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
NJuSiC Climb Meets.

The rain of yesterday kept num-
Der of the Music Club members
away, but those who were present
were not lacking in enthusiasm
Mrs. l. M. Williams, the president,
was the delegate to the second dis
trict federation in session here last
week. Mrs. Williams gave her i'm
preston of the federation and ask
ed the club members for their opin-
ions. This created very interest
ing round table discussion, or open
meeting, in which all members par
ticipated with alacrity. Miss Mabel
Smith conducted the lesson, which,
tue to her standard of efficiency
was a delight to the members. There
were no musical numbers given Oh
the program.
The next meeting which comes on
Friday, May 7, will be an open meet
ing. This will be the last meeting
of the year, and all friends of the
club will be warmly welcomed al
this meeting.
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Attend Kaufman Wedding.

Mr.. George Phillips of Kaufman
was in the city Monday to accom-
pany his mother and sister, Mrs.
Dallie Phillips and Miss Katie Phil
lips. to Kaufman, where they at
tended the marriage OF his daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Phillips, to George
Dees OF kaufman, on Wednesday Of
this week. Mrs. T. A. Hunter and
son Clyde of this city also attended
the wedding. Miss Hazel Phillips
taught in the city schools OF Waxa-
hachie last fall, resigning at Christ
mas on account of her health. Miss
Phillips had frequently visited here
before she taught here, and has
many friends in the city who will
wish her much happiness.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Club Women Honored.

The class in Domestic Science OF
the WaXahachie city schools enter
tanned with luncheon last Satur-
day, honorins Miss Gearing of the
Home Economics department of the
State University, who was visitor
to the meeting OF the second district
federation of women S clubs. Mrs
Henry b. Fall the state president
with her hostess, Mrs Grow; Mrs
Garrison. the district president. wien
her hostess. Mrs simpson; Mrs, w
l.. Harding with her guest, Mrs
Harding Of sherman, Mrs Cannon
Mrs. G. b. Vim and Mrs j. L
Leigh were the guests seated at tho
table Cut flowers were used IN the
decorations and three course
luncheon was served. Miss Gearing
made an informal talk compliments
ing the girls of the domestic seien"
class. Mrs. Fail also expressed her
appreciation of this phas" OF cl''t
work.
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Shakespeare Club Meets.

The Shakespeare Club met Tues
day afternoon at Sims Library. Mrs,
Leigh taught the lesson which was
pigeon" by Galsworthy. Mrs. S.
II. Watson gave a special paper.
Following the federation of the pre-
vious week this meeting was of
unusual interest A new inspiration
seemed to have seized the Shake
spearcans, and they were ready to
put into practice the many sugges-
tons made by their club sisters at
the federation.
The report of Miss Finch of Nc
Kinney brought to their attention
the need of young girls club in
WaXahachie, and this was enthusiasts
tically discussed. The report of the
delegate given at the federation
showed that the Waxahachie
Shakespeare Club has been active
in altruistic deeds. During the
past year it has contributed 100 vol
umes to the rural library, and has
given $500 in money This year the
club has had the largest member
ship in its history, and the standard
Of its work has been excellent.
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Friday Night Club Entertained.

Mr. and Mrs j. S. Herring enter
tanned the Friday Night Club last
night at their home on Brown street.
Spring roses made the decorations
j. Lea Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Watson, Mr. and Mrs. G.. c.
Groce, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Peters
and Mrs. Keith Matthews of Waco
Mrs. s. II. Watson assisted the hos
tess in serving salad and ice
course.
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Trinity Bible Club.

The Trinity University Bible Club
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c
p. Estes on Marvin avenue. Miss
Patton of Nashville, Tenn, guest
in the home of Mrs. Estes, and Mrs
Roy Upshur were the visitors. OF
ficers were elected as follows: Presi.
dent, Miss Mamie Worley; vice
president, Mrs S. l.. McElree
teacher, Mrs. Matte Watkins; sec
rotary, Mrs. Sessions; assistant See
etary, Mrs. Gilliand; reporter, Ms
Roy Connally. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Sid Farrar in Trinity
addition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Miss Wicker tnniplimented

Mr.. T. \ Cheek entertained with
n delightful Five Hundred party
LAST FRIDAY afternoon. hoHorine
Miss Jewel Wicker The reception
suite OF this attractive now nome
was deliberately decorated tn eu'
fiuuefs Rcd reraHinms gave o
genial welcome u the hall Easter
titles woro IN che dining room. aud
tiuleta Werc lH the suest room MI.
Plekard NJ Weatherfenl sHest ni
MIss Winnie Harrison, aad Mt.
John Clark IF Ennis euest - Mics
Wicker. we're thc visiting guests
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Attend the Spring Fiesta.

Mrs. Ralph Getzendaner and Mrs.
Walter Crow left Wednesday night
for San Antonio, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. s. 2. Skinner,
Laurel Heights, during the celebra-
ton OF the spring carnival at San
Antonio. A number Of delightful
social affairs have been planned in
honor of the Waxahachie ladies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Double Ten Entertained.

Miss Kate Spalding was the hos
tess Wednesday afternoon to the
members of the Double Ten Club.
Iut flowers were used in the music
room. Little Miss Dorothy Spalding
met the guests at the door and es-
corted them up stairs. Some of the
members sewed, while others were
entertained with progressive forty
two. Miss Winnie Hubert of Lam
caster was an out of town guest
brlck cream with angel food and
sailed nuts were served
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24

Mrs. J. E. Leigh. president of the
was elected to the office of the second
vice president Of the second district
federation at the annual election of
officers last Saturday morning, just
before adjournment of that badly
This is a deserved compliment to
Mrs. Leigh, and to the federated
clubs of Waxahachie, of which she
is president.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
TWO DRUG STORES.

Tuesday evening at the marriage of
her niece, Miss Josephine CockreE.
to Robot Y Watkin of Dallas. The
bride is the daughter OF Judge JOS
eph e. Cockrell OF Dallas The We i
ding, though elaborate in all its APP
pointments, was Il home affair.
Mrs. George l.. ADHESION. who has
been in the Baptist sanitarium at
Dallas for three weeks. is expected
to return home tomorrow,
Mrs. John Dunaway visited rela-
tiYes in Fort Worth this week.
Miss Dorothy Drane Of Corsicana
was the guest of friends at Drale
Hall during the meeting of the SEQ
ond district federation Miss Drane
was a representative from the Cor
sicana clubs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Thursday Bible lass Meets.

Tie Thursday Bible class wa On
teftaiucd this week Ia the home of
Ar W. G. McClaia Mrs Watson
led the lesson. Cream aud cake were
served. The LIVING feem and feeep-
ton rooms were decorated Ia cut
fawcrs aud spring rases.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Miss Chapman Entertanis.

Miss Ruth Chapman entertained
last Saturday evening with six
o'clock dinner, honoring Miss Mary
Forrest on the occasion of her sew
|chteenth birthday. Carnations and
ferns made attractive table decora-
tons. A five course dinner was
served. The dinner was followed
by a theatre party at one of the
local theatres. The guests were
Misses Mary Forrest, Thelma Rog-
ers, Ella Pierce, Myrtle Cole. Nell
Power Of Dallas, Emily Cornwell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
Missionary Society.

Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church.
Place of meeting: The church,
Monday afternoon, 3 O'Clock, April
%, 1915.
Topic: Africa.
Hymn: From Greenlands Icy
Mountains"
Scripture Reading, Ps. 6827-35,
Leader.
Prayer: Mrs. Joe NJ. Daniels.
Minutes.
Roll call-Answer with a verse of
scripture on praise.
business.
Hymn: Work for the Night Is
Coming"
Reading: Counting on You-Mrs
Ernest Fincher.
Topical Am African 'Men
and Religious Movement" Mrs. II.
II. Fincher.
"The Negro Work Departments;
by Booker r. Washington; from
"Oreanized Sunday School Work in
America, 1911-1914'-Mrs E. E.
Bigger
Topical. 2-The Liquor Problem
in the Congo-Mrs Curry.
Topical. B-Itinerating from
Mutolo-Mrs. J. II. Rothrock
Topical No. 4-The New Life in
Africa-Mrs. John D. McRae.
Signs of Dawn In Darkest Afri-
ca" Missionary Review Of the
World-Mrs. o. B. Dunaway.
Reading: Giving Tips and
Tithes" Mrs. J. NJ. Daniels.
Solo: Selected Mrs +. f. Big
ger.
Topical No. 5-The Locomotive
Mrs O, n. Acrcy.
Extracts from The Railroad Con
quest in Africa" by Lewis r. Free
man, Review OF Reviews, and other
news items from Africa--Mrs. G. NJ
Supple.
"A Message from Mote Martin,
April Survey-Mrs. Phil Jones.
Chain OF prayer, including specia
prayer for Mr.. and Mrs. Crane IN
their recent Bereavement
Mrs Ed Williams. treasurer OF
the Dallas Presbyterial, Mrs. ". +
Shive and Mrs Arson Cole, dele
gates, win leave Monday for Den
ton to attend the spring meeting ul
the Woman's Preshyterial of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24

Misses Marie Holland and Lucille
Lcbinger, who are in school at
Trinity University, left "Wednesday
night for san Antonio. where they
will visit their home folks during
the Battle Of Flowers
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n Society ;:
,,. GEO. r. Wilson, Old Phone $50.


Shelton, Elsie Mccartney, Beatrice
Harding, Mary Taylor, Jewell Davis,
Bertha Deal, Ethel Nycum, Ruth
Pickett, Annie Martin, Margaret
Andrews, Carleta McCrary, Joe
Smith, Abigail Curlee, Gladys Bisn-
OPP, and John Herring, Frank Cronx,
Charlie Middleton, Ryan Estes,
Richard Edmondson, Henry Thomp-
son, Roland Fincher Paul Will
liams, Homer Kelly, Ivan Fuqua.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-24
ASSIGNMENT for Bible Club.

Assignment for Bible Club.
The Club will meet Thursday
April 18th, at 3 p. m.
Character: Moses, the Man of
God. Legislation at Sinai.
Read FIX. 2O-4o.
/. Select from chapters 21-23
four laws that especially impress
YOU. What reason is given in chap
ter 80 for not giving the lsraelite
immediate possession of Canaan?
What border was set for their pos
session?
! 3. What is the relation of the
| material in chapters 25-40 to the
whole of the book of Exodus? De-
scribe the tabernacle. Make a dia-
gram OF it. What materials We're
used? How were they obtained?
How much was obtained? Who were
called to the service of constructing
the tabernacle? What was the pur-
pose of the tabernacle? Read the
tabernacle chapter Heb. 9. Bring in
, points of similarity and contrasts in
! the Old means Of approaching God
and the new and living way. Memo
| rize 8 :l3, IA. %; 1922, %, 90.
3, Study carefully chapters 80
| "a. What is a suitable title for
this portion? What was the oc-
casion of the mediation? What We're
the first, second, third and fourth
! pleas? What was the result of each
plea? Where is the unseliishness
and disinterestedness of Moses
clearly manifest?
4. What did the request of
Moses (33:1S) indicate? What
revelation did God wake of himself?
What was the physical effect upon
Moses? The spiritual? What ad-
vance is this on the revelation at
the bush? 1926.
B. Give "a summary of the condi-
lions of the covenant renewed by
God with Israel, 34:10-2S. What
! figure is used in referring to idola-
try?
6. The characteristic expression
of chapters 80 and 40 is 'as the
| Lord commanded Moses How
many times is it or its equivalent
used?
Z. Read the book of Ieviticus
| What are the prominent ideas of the
book? What are the key verses
| Select and memori2e two of these
! What is the nature of the laws OF
this book? With what do the first
seven chapters deal? Give a fit
ting title for each. What was the
occasion of all of these offerings
Read Heb. 10:1-22 Underline the
phrase without blemish found in the
opening chapters OF the book What
aid the laying hands on the head OF
the victim signify? Note in chap
ters and 5 the frequent reference
to forgiveness.
8. Compare 1913 and Luke
, PLEA Reflect on the humble POI
sition of Christ's parents.
9. What were the striking char
aeteristles of the inaugural service
OF the sanctuary? Point out the diff
ference In the character of the Lee
yitical priesthood, and our High
priest. Compare Heb. : 2G-2s
What is the lesson Of chapter 10?
10 Briug in references that set
forth jehovah acceptance of the
penitent.
II What Is thu leading motive
of the section including chapters
/ lf-26F Soc diaetam IN What
! references establish this Note In
section les the frequency OF OK.
pressiuns. = ana Jehovah. ~ an
Jehovah y0uf God = Jehovah am
holy. &c 4 ain Jehovah who sanetitle,l
you.
-. After your study of this
haak what Is yuur opinion a. Ia the
efisia Of the IiehfsW laws
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Gives Luncheon.

Mrs John ID. McRae entertained
Tuesday with one O'Clock luncheon
honoring Mrs. Charles A. Pippen Of
Dallas. Carnations and ferns filled
crystal vase for the table decora-
served. The afternoon was spent il
fortyltwo.