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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

Die Ernc hehf.

@oris, Is. @}or6. Sn Ser
piennn. elmer Stoot oni Sitenoe Der
@Drendcn, pilr0c ocitcrn slbeno Elm
lcid1ter Groitob peripiirt. Cine De.
peihc bon Ecrpignon an Die Sabas-
glgentur bciogt ooB bic Grihiittc.
RING bier @linutcn mobrtc, DOB ie.
bod teiu 5haoeu oieerihtet wuroe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
gSmSc INN ieiuem g9ngcn scidlcit
Aerf

glu ser Gde BON giortb. glpenuc
uno 9SulosfisStroBe fubr Scr 6ur-
ner SSocob Sborp BON @ooolopn &c.
ltcrn W}orgen oireft bor einem @og-
gon ocr S2ortb- 9lpenue-2inie mo
ipuroe bel Der Golliiion berab &C.
iblcuocrt. Gr crlitt Gerletuugcn,
ole ieiue llebcrfiibrlnig nod ocnl
uSobncmonn Soipitol" notbpeuoi9
ntahten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
gIprleinnaen in 0cr IOlrGun.Salle.

glu @lontog, Ben %. Wldr5, miro
Or. Sobn Galoin 6erguion III ser
N}cGop-Soae cineu Sortrog ii6er
hinciiidc aunit bolten, ino am Oa-
ralifiolgcnocn 0icnltaG iul0 Dlitt.
nod, 9tabmitta9s 5 llbr, miro Or.
GapiO Gnlbott 0ap bon Nai6in9ton
5wei iIluitrirte Sortrdge ii6er u%ctro.
lenn1 hnIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
9sroteit scaen Contribution.

&on ouerifoniiber 0icgieriing an
@iuo gcionot. 2ieier mill T..
100000 EcioS III @ionteren cr6e-
ben. @uuOoloiaro picOcr III
Gorrou5o'S 9eib, 9ina ont
@oli bon @lerifo criolgreidl.
@oi6inqtolL is. al1r5. Die
0creinigten Stonten ianoten beutc
einen 9roteIt an @ereral @iaa we-
gen ser Sen 9lmerifonern lmo 9luss
lonoern ouierlegten Spe3inl.gontris
button bon Wiillion YeioS, Ole III
Montercp cr6oben merOen loIlen
Sic oortige eugliihe 9eIeuHtrngs-
@eielliHoft ioIl On5l $4,000 bei-
lteuern
Gem StaotssIeporiement gineen
6eute giinItigcre 9eri9te iibcr ole
3uItGnoe in StoOt Merifo 5ii. Ger
9obnperfebr nit Gl @oio ioa IN ei-
nigeu Sagen uieOer olligenonimen
iperOcn 9ei Tompico bo6en adm-
bic 5lpiihen Ben Gruppen Gillo's uno
@arrnn5os begonnetl
g(uS Ginoras 9iegroS fomnien 8e-
ri4te, nod Oenen IN Sobina 5000
@fonn @iao's ais @eritdrfnng cinge.
trofien ieien.
@nn0nloioro mieDcr in
Gorron5u's : Sem alt
SOS 9lngcleS, Gnl., Is. Ntdr5.
@naoolaiaro oas in Den lcsten 5lpeI
g9odeu iuieocrbolt in onoere &dnoc
gerntben mar iuurOe geitern bon
Gorran5nS Truppen ipieoer crobert
@tllu's Srltppet angeblib
erfol9reif
@I@oio, 1er., 49, Dfdr5- Pm
ocr 9iorofilte oeS @olfs bon @lerifo
ioncn &iao'S Grlppen an perid5ie.
oeuen Stcaen eriolereih geiueien
iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Sin 0amcnidJnciOcr ams9c6rnnut.

sSn ocm 0omenlbnciocr- @elddft
BON SO. Silber, Sir. S0S, Oaoro- @oD-
StroBe, brod oeItern 9Ibcno ouf IN.
befonnte g8eiie Elm 6euer aus, oos
eincu bctrG6tliHcn SdoOen onriH-
tctc. Die Sloumcn ipuroerl BON cl-
mem &oIlonten entoedt Der einen
9(lorm einio1otc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Nreder 9Inariff anf eine NraM.


@egcn cineS' ungeblirbcn giptb
5u4tOeriu6s miro beute scr gleecr
Clarence Sill bon 9lr. 5t1, 0rfor0-
StroBc, in Ser norooitlicbcn @oIi8ei-
itntion 9fihtcr Dean ooreefii6rt mer.
Ocn. Der gleger betrot geitern 9l6eno
oaS Sous oes Srn Seurp Stormcr,
gfr. 1920, Sit-YioOleltroBc, nahoem
Ocriclbc frr5 Oor6er Ooiielbe oerloiien
botte ilnO grill Oeiieu SouSbdlterin,
6rou @liie 0ougbertp, obne @eite.
res an. @r mari iic 81 @ooen; o6er
auf Oie Siilferuie Der 6rau lief Der
9iegGr Oapon. Goli8iit @ernborOt
elite 6erbei lino cr6ielt bon Der Sroli
cine cute 8eihreibung OeS glngrei.
ferS. Oerielbe orbeitete friiber IN
einem 8lumcngeihGft al ser Dit
9oltinore-StraBe, no oud 5rolI
DougbertD an9eiteat mar. Scr $50.
li5iit batte cine StunOen ipGter oen
gicoer oerboftct lm0 lieferte 0cnielben
in Die $oli6eiitotion Gin. SSrall
0ou96ertp i0entifi6irtc Den Gerbdf-
tcten ais ibren 9lnereifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
@eloicn.

Cr. SomeS $. Gore BON &dibing-
ton birO bertc 9lbenO in Oero 6rieuOs'
Sbule" einen &ortrng iiber 9elgiei
mo oeiien geO0lferlng 6olten Or.
@ore mar Dor einigeu So6ren Der
omerifanii6e General -Gomnii1r bei
ser g9eltousitelllng in griiliel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Sler &eriunen neridlmnn0en.

Nn$lS NlS Dit linO observation-disclosures
S;o 0 q oler Eerionen oerIhwunoen lmo
dS Toli5ei mlroe in jeoem Sale er.
mo' llo@ ocn YctreiicnOen 81 ill-
Ss< tSrau Mnrp 9oller BON 9ir.20S,
IN ~ y, ylnn StraBc, eribien 9eItern
m;. folBeibauptquartier lnO eriuHte
Ea. SQronclt in oen 9(ugen Wlaridall
tor ''vr lbren 80 Sabre alten @at'
90 Nobn aoller, ser ieit leBtet
a, '.uuag ipurloS pcrihplnOen it,
Se,, 'aoen- Sic bat icAS aiuoer, bon
0os oas 0lteitc icHs Sabre mo
Ipr llQl9ltc iS D1onnte alt lit. Sol.
tpo 'Oar ldmer franf imo ais er leb-
Opsr,S ,S0nntug Itorfe SHmcr5ct bate,
SosneB cr ooS Saus, inn nod eincnt
e, plfal 5r ocbcu. ST fam iiht pie-
0ss 8llrlid itao 1Srou aoller bate ie-
ill., Yolpitol aufgeiu6t, fonrte dber
@otten ilicbt finoei.
boN el IS Sabre oltc Nii1ael 3agoll
mTS 9Sr- 290S, Clt Momlment-S -Str.,
Nis9 MS lett 0ouueritao QRoracn oer-
Ocro o': er aiug meg, nm icincn Brit
lmA y Silo-9ultimore 5u beiuden.
tcr nadl ocu 9lngaben iciner Eoh-
n, 0rall Catherine 0}u0cl bei Der er
strr't fubr er nod nic in cincnl
mo, uBenOq6nwoggon imO 9ing im-
7SOenfaIIs felt 2onncritag miro Ser
lr Hqgre ,nn oltc 9lrt6ur @arriS BON
mi5t fzS, pit 2ouoale StruBe, per-
tci0Oa'' gr bate ieit eilligen @oHen
Qou,s Qv sel9aitiaung nno oerlieB am
Sio o'''lerltag 9lOrgen oos Sous, I'M,
6cit . lelner @lutter iagtc, 5lir slr-
gros, oicrtc gcmiBtc i'll Scnrr
Souldmi0t BON 9}r 2019, 0n.
gSnHsllonnt 9lprmlc, Der icit Orci
h. 6VQen ipilrIos ocriduunOcu 1T. 81
Ser V'''e 5ra imo 5pei fleinc Sim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
-V9lIIn Dn nadl 81. Wiarlls SIN falrcn.

ncTIe ySillt @obernnent 9cague, "
rc%t 20, oen aampf fir IrauenItiuun-
Sa nlDrt, Mill am 81. N1oi cine
GorS'ploitr our6 Slime 9(rlnoel-,
no%l l- nno ct. Morp's GountD
SIN GgVll I llno om 8. Snni ct. @orO's
Scr oelucben, no Gin groBeS Gicnic
Nos 0rallen o6oebolten meroen ioll.
ons qrrongements.Gontite Icst iid)
Aron loI9enocn Gomen 3uioumen:
9urn @llliom Gubmon Srau 2iIp
s S0orf Sri. 9lnno ~. Sopcr. SRI.
Nro,, Srar, SRI Caroline @ilion,
eno'g gona 2 2otimcr mo Sroll
Pcn'er Seot6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

@laooen llno goof ser geribworng
gegeu sic Scr. Staaten. llr.
t6eilS0erfiinoung Beutc 9ladaIit-
tag crwartet. Seute bcginnt
al6 @ro5cB gegeu stcolcr.
9tew Dor6 IS. Wldr5. 6i6.
@}aOoeu lulo 6uitape @oof uon 0obo.
fen, 9tS., purOen 6eltte Der Ser
i6iporlmg gegen oie Scr. Staotei
ifuIOig beflmoen nlOem Nc Dem
Ocuti6ea @eierpiiteu 8id. y. Steg-
ler 5u einem geiGli9ten amerifmii.
ibeu &aiie 5u perbelfen iudten. Gie
@eidmorenen 6efanocu iid ie6s
ShnOen in @erat6ung e6e lie ibren
5prud nit ser gmpie6lmg, mil
oerpOc llmItdnOc 5lI gew0bret iaa-
tcH
ToS llrt6cl miro morgen gtad.
mittog geiGlt meroen uno unnittel.
bar oorouf ion scr @ro5eB gesel
Stegler ielbit beainuen. Der 9iehts.
beiitanO Stegler'S erfl6rte beute OaB
lid oieier icbuloig 6cfenne unO Ser
@naOe oe5 @erihtes empieblen wer.
Sc. gIif oaS @er9ebeu itebt cine
Sodititraie Don 5pei Sobren @eidng'
nib, $4,000 @eloitraie oocr 9eiocs.
Goof mar ongefloet Stealer nit
@3aooen befaunt aemodt 5r baben,
uno W}aOOeu ion Stegler ieineu @e.
burtSiheiu 5ur geriiiglmg geItellt bo'
ben, nit Dem lidl Oicier oonu oen 8oB
Derihoiien molltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
gycr6Sr ueridloben.

9iem Yorf, Is. @dr5. Sic
Bodybuilding in Dem BON SarrD 81.
Sbaps 9lnwdlten on9elirengten Sa-
bcus GorpnS Gerfabren Die nr.
ipriin9lirb ouf noreen feitaeiebt mar,
pnroe OorIdniia DerlhOben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

yrdu Dlener (Sar 9la6barin)
rDfit meinem W1annc fpiro IS immer
tpaer id babe bnlb je6en Salt an 9nt
rerlorenl'
D,Sa ia, Ct W mdd1tiq tohi ses
por0enl" I'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

Whlttcr Scum, NSobit BAH Oh
auF Der 9Oit aaes fir mid teiorat2@
So9n. vytein es ging Mat bic
Ecit NOR nint cnf!1
ngBdS, ieBt um Stint uitt auf2"
nSn, g ltano bran Ehiirc 5ul"
3ic ma Bgcbenoe Yerj ou.
/ SmlSbcrr (6li Dem 2iebblaer DER
ao@il0 ~@iien Sie aerii snoOcl
@eireiter?~
gD3it &orliebe1
Sousberr (piitbcno) p,ya 5uH
Donnerpetter mortm frIe8en iuir
oenn uicbt NAL meIhcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

9I6Onuenten, Die Oen c9entideR
GUrrcIpDnoentcn" nidJt piinftlidl DOer
nnrcselmGRig sr9alteu, iinO sebeten,
Der Office Gapun per SelepbDn uOer
Idlriftlid Mittgeiluu0 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

9fufgewdrmtcs @torhen
Gopcnbogcn, Oio Sonoon, Is.
@lGr5. Gie u9}ational Siocnoe"
bringt einc neue %eriiou BON DER al.
gcbli1en 3erltorimg ocS oelltihen
arcu5crS oSarlSrube4. Gin OeiIt.
ihcr aalliuamt DER i'm Souoitlrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

@rif EGnsgrin %ur Gall Dir
1ein 9arou ods id3ac glrn5dno aes
itsntt2"
3tpciic TdWerin ns|eir Hot IN
mer ni1t Sd 6iH ID nlsMn0 naf
i9n Id mlnid9ie, e- lies ieis tIns
Sans i'm Sfcn uro nltne -sgcaienW
Grite ldn]esin r9aI parrin nidtl
G3cruPTt bait gu isn ia IGanl1
llnpcrbliiult
@oGcrnburide hri uor ocr Llnie-
riue) .@ie m0r's Slo'cel Nen Nir
on @iAierl Gcb'il miro r.
gouermrdSdca (erbo't) ,N'ottlt
mobl acrn milii0rirci mcr'a @atl
Oaniiher"
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GinQ e nncr.

%einpontiher (ciuen 8efoHrtHI
Elm @los @eir ipeno crcno) .&ct.
oa ihledit. ga, mas ncirlt 1T
06s a 9fbcin coer d O}oiel2"
@cforntcr IN Niar
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lar young people, married only
few months ago. They i've in their
beautiful new and up-to-date cot
tage and the doors were open wide
to the club and the many invited
guests The reception committee
was Mrs. W. C. Brown. Mrs. Roy
Lawrence, Mrs. VI. 2. Warren and
Mrs John Simmons The house was
decorated with Christmas bells and
other Christmas decorations with
GOOD effect. Forty-two and a short
literary vas the program Refresh
ments we're coffee with whipped
cream and sliced cakes. Every guest
was delighted with the evening and
were profuse in their con@ratula
tons and thanks TO the committee,
who acquitted themselves beautiful
1y.
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OA lila.

Mrs. Matte Caldwell is suffering
with lagrippe.
Homer Leonard Spencer, who
broke his leg some time ago, is doing
nicely
Mrs. Cordio Johnson returned
no Thursday from her fathers,
Mr.. Dunahoe, at Roysa City
Misses Linnie and Jewell White
spent the holidays az home With
their mother, Mrs. r, Nj, White.
Eert MeElroy, who was burned
about the eye by a Roman candle,
Is still at Waxahaehie under the
treatment OF doctor.
Mrs Glenn and daughters return
ed to their home in Wayaheehie Sat
urday after spending the holidays
in their country home.
Robert Treese and family have
moved on their farm IN the suburbs
OF this pace There were several
families changed places last week.
On account of the rain Rev.
Balkum did not fill his appointment
Shiloh Sunday He spent satur-
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day night with Frank McElroy and
family.
Prof. Adkins and his assistant
teachers, Misses Veda Glenn and
Minnie Knight, all returned back to
their work this morning. The school
is progressing nicely, We haze three
splendid teachers.
The quarterly conference viii be
held at this place next. Saturday and
Sunday, the 9th and lvth Dinner
on the ground Saturday. The field
man has a special invitation to come
out and be with US. We are antici-
patine large crowd out to hear
the new presiding elder, Rev Bish-
op, if the weather is favorable.
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WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT.

spent one night last week with the
formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. S.
II. Moses.
Misses Nellie Cox and Edna Mil
ler aud Mr.. Cleo Porter were the
saturday evening guests Of Miss
5aIIie Minshew
Mrs w. s. Cox and daughter
Nellie and Miss Edna Miller spent
Monday with Mrs. Lula Davis and
daughter Louie
Miss Mabel Prestige entertained
4 number Of her friends last Fri
day evening with party. Al re
ported a nice time.
Mrs W S. Cox and daughter
Minnie Mae returned home last
Tuesday from Denton county where
they spent Christmas with Mr.. G.
" Cox and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Price Of Hi
n0is and Mr. and Mrs. J +. Price
and sons clyde. Oliver and Ella,
were the Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Lula Davis and family
Misses Matte Lee Bruce OF Wax
ahacbie and Edna Miller OF Boz
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Cox.
Misses I.eona Vantreese and En-
ma Cain spent Sunday with friends
al Sardis.
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NIfli.DTiii An.

ma ,,.a.,b5- ;,to,.f,..,d Nth
,,,a,,.. .ttncs tF,t ,rsre. st.,,adp,al for
l,,,rt-,,,,,a
,
7' '''' ''e' ''',''''' y ''D 80 49,
.''''''' ''.''''''' '''' anu ''..'>' '''' - -
''-'
Cole Johnson and family, who re-
Gently moved to bai'ds' were VISIT
i''# teia'i'eS last week.
Misses EVELYN Kcesee. AIyne New
ten. daughter ef Geo. Newton. were
home from school Tor the holidays
~. u,.tlt.a sor,,,.a. ,,s.o- -
The Methodist church. south. but
now Of Dallas. preached At the Meth
odfst church Sunday.
~ IN ,1aa.o p,t.a p,tr,a-
o g. a. ,..I,,.or ara Arthur
~, -, ,.tz;f,s. =. u,,vat,,l,t..
t...,..sa. 49,. -, I'D.
st. po..o. ,u.,.u .,on ,,.,s
=. - u 49,. tro.,,a~n
..., -, -. ,,,a w.. h,tta-
-, -. ,.,,, tn, e.,
.,
~ w o'' ;" ,''' '<'' "',,
lsA2a " "''''' ,'''ss'
~ - a. $50 - ''''''''
'aS' No'' 'i7 ''''' ''70 ~ mo " y
'a'0i ""S
''8s ne" i0s't" ~. w O''-' 49,
'ViiS e"''' ''''''' ''''
'hfeeHt '"eS "'u So''e 'o '"e W"
"o"a' ou' d IL" u"SA h"'' ''''' 80 .
were a'aNins shel' "es o'e' ''es''
as u "o'H'"s hao h"l'p'ne'
Mr.. O I. klepinser and wife
who was Miss Belle kimmel, return
cd to Houston Saturday where they
will make their home, They were
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SOUTH PRONG.

Mrs. s. II, Moses and daughter
Katie We're shopping in town sat
urday,
Miss Mamie Moses spent one
day last week with Miss Gertie
Carroll.
Owing to the disasreeable wealth
er there was no Sunday school at
this place Sunday.
Miss Kate Moses was the guest Of
her cousin. Miss Gertie Carroll
one night last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Williams Of
Ike spent last Wednesday night
with the latters mother, Mrs. Lula
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. G, Moses of Ray
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Saturday. The presiding elder
preached at IL O'Clock There was
dinner on the ground. There was no
church here Sunday on account OF
the rain.
Earl Smith spent Saturday in Dali
las
Miss Ollie Roebuck spent the lat
ter part OF last week with Miss Will
lie Smith at Avalon.
Several of the young people went
to Mr. G G, Martins last Thursday
night and played "Rook" and "42"
until 1870 O'Clock, then went to
the church and school-house and
rang the bells until ~ 20 O'Clock
Messrs, ] r Marks. Walter Beatty,
March Huckelbee went on hunting
trip last Friday TO he gone week
or two.
Mr. Jessie Wooding from Kaufman
county is visiting his brother, c. b.
Wood1nE.
Mr.. Herman Davenport has moved
in our community, He lives on his
fathers place where Mr.. Foney Da-
venport lived
Mr.. Cannon Chiles has moved from
where they have been living to house
on the gin lot.
Rev. Wagner spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. Will Toungate
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I't,sss.sf1ST1N.


We are still having rain ard mud
dy weather
Mr.. Erskin Rogers went to Waxa-
narhie Monday
Mrs. \. s tluguelet went to Wax2-
hachie Thursday.
Mr.. II. A. Davenport has moved to
the F'orrestcn hotel
Euna Mae Hamlin spent Friday
With Erme Newton.
Miss Hazel Walker spent Friday
with zena Davenport.
Rev Davis preached here Sunday
morning and evening.
Mir. /. w. Phelps made trip 70
Waxahachie Thursday.
Mr.. Grady Dorsey Of WaXahachie
is visiting home folks
Mr.. W. f. Walker made Il trip to
Waxahachie Thursday.
Mr.. r. l.. Hamllu and family have
moved to Tioga to live.
Mr.. r. f. sauerfield Of Nash was
in Forreston Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Saunders Went
to Waxahaehie Thursday.
Nj. Loosen Thompson of Bethel
vas in Forreston Sunday.
MIR. Earl Smith of Nash was in
Forreston Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. e. Walker spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. p. G. Cox.
Miss Della Burton of Bethel is
visiting III Forreston this week.
Miss ina Mae Calvert spent tie
holidays with her father and broth
Mrs. Clifford Hampton is visiting
her mother, Mrs. jim Gordon, Of
Italy.
Mir. aud Mrs. r Il. Hampton are
- 60 - -, tha.r
home.
Mr. u n Xewton Of Waxahachfn
g., ,;sfrf,s. hon, SON Mr. y = Newfop
chic ...oel
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Porter Of
Waxahachie Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Lum Ellison.
Mrs, Charley Hampton and oah},
Mary Frances spent saturday ana
sunday in Italy,
MIS-. ho'''' ii"'iiP'0' VI
Hdch'e spent lev ""'' WIN
SOUS 'i''' WEN
Mr., and Mrs, VIII Whitehead spent
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and family.
Mr.. II 3 Edwards is visiting his
daughter Mrs, c. H. Kuykendall, for
few days,
Mesdames & II Kuvkendall aud
Jess Martin spent Monday with Mrs.
Mollie Y, Smith
Mrs. Dock Wakeland aud children
spent Monday with Mrs. Charlie
Wakeland.
Misses Lula and Fannie niifrY
OF Avalon spent Saturday and Sua-
day with Miss Ollie Roebuck
Miss Lula Satterfield and Earl
Smith attended the wedding Of Rev.
c, l.. satterficld to Miss odessa
Sessions Thursday, December 81
at the home OF the bride in WaNa-
hachie
Mrs, G. G Martin and sons spent
Friday night Saturday and Sunday
in WaNahaehie.
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PiTRICk'S CHAPEL.


| heai'h Is very GOOD except pad
! toidS'
Mr' FRANK STORY Is N'S'''hS Has
ihother at arlington
MIS- D. y, murray was shopping
IA W aAah"eh'e SATURDAY
mrs oaat Jordan Is Fl7''ilE Fe'-
atlEeS al frost inns week.
/ Mr., raymond hla'f spent 0ohda!
hi&ht Wlth Nf. JACK heeAher
Mr.. hush Miller OF corsicaha Is
visiting relatives al TINS place,
MISS hasgfe Nfeea spent one
hlst' Win MISS '"ii','s '''F''i.
SUNDAY Scil'oI al ~ Fio'A
S"dfp' fFefSDoo5 '"'lteo 20 come
Mrs. ION l'oFe'' spent tue ia''er
part oil the week at Nj. h. /. GID
sou $.
sunday oHi'i' az "h 'isaS"''' ""S
oAiN a ie" were present AT SUNDAY
sehooL
keF. hooefsoh OF tleborhe Will
Pfeat" ae III" P'"tF the Seeo'"
sunday,
% nave ma" d le" piaa7d'' 'as $
'itt past week VINE" '''I one t'-
Pfeel"leo'
Miss haaa loohe Oh f"ffes' Oh
vas Win MISS 'uth 1o'iauo Gun
a3>'
Mf- ana MIS- D. d. burns spent
one hlEht the past week at MI
( VIII heHsoIi 8
ar, anu Mrs harl fafhS u cor
IieEs ONapei spent sunday al M''
W. j. spencer $
! AIRS. Matte Curtis al 3'iiia spent
from saturday nh'H SUNDAY with
MIS-. d. W. ''ioSoh'
Mrs. Mary Mc'r aFF was d
Pheasant VISITOR at MIS- Rosa Clio
t son one Gay last Weak'
+ AIRS Nina hihE OF Fof' worm
! was with hef sister MIS- "a VI fio'-
iand, a lie" days last Week
MT ana Mrs L. / GRIMES ana
! MT. beh boy" ana FANNY ''Site''
! AT MI j. L. burns sunday
I N'SaeS meta ana o9r'" o'"ohT
/ spent one DAY WIN ther grand
/ parents Mf' ana MIS- |. w hoo-
| nett.
/ miss Annie NaYe fudSon SpeAl
/ a few days last week with her SIS
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''','' - '''''' -
NJ J. >. byhnhl moved INTO 'Ne
suburbs u 9a'o's last NeeA-
we enjoyed some sunshine I'7'
week ana ram AGAIN sunday.
Mrs. p. d. Mckenn3n is EisiLte
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y. T.,
Middleton, before eaFins for Mans
field.
Mesdames Hawks and Poplin
spent Monday night with Mrs. East
man.
Mr.. Fin Garvin is on The sick list
this week and is very much of a
cripple.
Mrs. Dr.. Poplin spent Wednesday
Of last week with Mrs. John Ken
nedy OF Waxahachie.
Miss Bessie Harmon Of Waxa-
haehie spent last Thursday night
with Miss Jewel Kelly.
Misses Ruby and Rena WorEma
Of Naxahachie spent few DAYS
last week visiting relatives OF sar-
dis.
Rev. Hughes preached Saturday
night and Sunday morning but ov-
lug 10 the inclemencY OF the wealth
or there we're no services Sunday
night
The Young people were enter
tanned in the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
| Fin Garyin TUESDAY night.
Mr.. Ara Carter is on the sick
list this week.
There was small excitement in
the home OF II. l.. Kirk Monday.
when the oil stove became too
fiery, Mrs. Jeff Kirk was Operating
and was not acquainted with its
habits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams.
after spending Two wears in Waxa-
haelte. have returned to their farm
and are again numbered with the
SarIis peapIe for which Ne feel for
innate
An entertainment was given in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
povG Friday night last week. The
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NASH.

School took UP last Thursday at
this place.
Quarterly conference was held here
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Wesare 1FoloU1d5E grateful 20 our
friends for tie lar9e aan,acr 81 Pa
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The auctioneer is entitled To some
consideration for having something
to sell besides line or talk
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Allasmau
IoI ganu op Oh 6laH!fun ST HasmIV
10 aIeo aNnl a.un3 oqM unm agL
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Evening journal., 1915-04-23
T0 REpEAr CRANEnRn.

The dramatization of Mrs. Gaskell's
Crawford which was presented at
the Whittier reception at Friends
School. is TO be repeated for the bene-
fit of the Playground Association on
Wednesday evening. April 2S, in Trim
ity parish house. The play. when
given at the reception. aroused so
much enthusiasm that it was decided
to repeat it, Solos will be sung be-
tween the acts by Miss Madeline Reed.
The cast follows: Miss Matty."
Louise Murgatroyd MARY Smith. "
Miriam Hawkins; Martha" Florence
Miller: Hon. Mrs. Jameson. "
Eleanor Spear; Miss Pole" Juliet
Mace: Lady Clonmire," Louise Sterl-
ing: Miss Betty Barker" Marion
Nelson: Mrs. Fitz-Adam." Louise
Jenckes; Mrs Forester" Marion
Belts; "Mr Peter Jenkyns.' J. Walk
er Hopes.