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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31
c I'd OF Thanks

We desire to express our
thanks publicly for The many
k'ndnesses that have been shown
us during the sad hours of the
past few weeks. The people
have brcI very kind AMI COnsid-
crate and have by word and act
shown sympathy and love, all of
which we appreciate very much.
] NJ. Nrant and Family.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31
M. society for further

M. society for further
unday we are planning
$all day" service at White
& with dinner on the
a here will be Mission.
Ercises by the Sunday
xtalk by the pastor on
dse of the work.
Will have with us for one
b addresses, Bro. Leon
rburk. and others if we
scure them. Come and
the day with us.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31
N !t;ce

The jurors Grawn for first
week oI civil court need not
attend until wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock April II, 1915.
|. p. Mangum,
,NIarI, of o0.-+
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31
Notice..

ne County Board of Equaliz-
'tlon for Chesterfield county
'wlll meet in the Auditors office
uesday March the 23rd at II
O'Clock a. m.
T. w. Eddins
County Auditor.
lhe next best thing TO a good
nome is a good road to get to il.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31

IL cost less TO keep a road in
good repair than allow it to take
care of itself.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
Marriage Licenses

John 2. sehuman. -; Irene p
chas. II. Fuller. 20; Erma c. Lam
Theodore rhwaitea FL; Barbara A
Roberts. IS.
Emmett Burgess. 20: Mabelis
Jones. Is.
Paul l. Nichols. -. Detroit: Flor
ence Delaney. Is. Chicago.
Fred A Campau. 20. Alma Bart
Walt ii. Gube. IS: Annie NJ Lowry
Jerry D. conroy. ~. Columbus. o.
Emma v. Ball.s3. same.
Frank Y. peCaussin, -. 81. Clair
Heights: Sadie Aiienby, 80. same.
l. w. Floyd. 30. Detroit. Robert
Padgett. II. Kings MI, ky.
Frank A Limpert. IS. Iva NJ
Bryant IS.
John Miodus1ewski. -; Franciszks
SrodA- 30.
Frank Julien. -: Pauline HEM. q
Elton = Esselstyn. 80. Detroit
Hasei b. Trnxeil. ~. Lansing:
Franklin E. Abbey IS. Detroit
Jennie l. simpson. IS. New York
Sam Zamsky- -. Pittsburg: Heieh
Polinski. Is. same
chas. r. Sprague. IS, Edith Miller
Joseph Mikseh. IS. Highland Park
Marie Sxeloy. "a, same.
Elmer Wease, 20. Ada NJ Noyes. IL
Newell s Ferry. 30; Anna n Hey
ron. "a.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05


PORTER wANrED-coiored. is,
Cass.
RE0isrEREp PHARMACIST want
ed: permanent position. Hickory
sALEsMAN-High- grade man for
ginia territory. sac Chamber OF
Commerce.
SELLS in every town. Small sampled
speciality. Old established concern.
rated sioo.oee Bis somTission.
wANTEp-Man and wife without
children TO act a. housenan and
wages references required. Phone
Walnut ss4s
WAITED TO HIRE TEAM for week
Apply Kershevai and Hiliger,
Ridge iSos-J.
wANTEp-Man TO drive sirSle horse
s sraek Apply iss Firss-sI
WANTEp-A nrst ciaas tailor. Call
~ once ii7o rwenty-nfth-st
W AlnNA ANSeN
wANTEp-A rapid. hand compositor
who can set GOOD ADS ana who
would be ; ,sxn e III: tn , :Ss
aged man preferred; e13 q week
Apply oiivet Optic. olivet. Mich.
WANTED to hire team for week or
kercheval and Hillger. Ridge 1905
HE'LL WANTCD-FBNALD
An EXPERIENCED Girl. Nice cool
room. Private bath and good treat.
uen,: Two tn family; must be good
plain cook ana have references. APP
ply in person at 40 Connecticut
ave. No teiephoning.
housemaid 20 take place. temper
arily Q, regular maid while on va
cation. references; wages ~ per
week. Hickory 10.
Bus GIRI-Experience not neces-
sary. isaS Woodward.
confessional cooks and third
cooks. 2oS Third
Girl. for general housework. with
references Cadillac ls3I-R.
who can wait table. Apply 1913
Jefferson ave. east.
GIRL for light homework In s-roor
lat Call drug store. 1872 Forest r.
GIRL to assist I'm kitchen; good VA
ges and home. 1858 Aft. Elliott.
GIRL wanted for restaurant 20,
RusselI-st.
------~-------- -------------------------
USEWORK-Experie coloreN
Eemlock 1870
NEaT-APPEARtNG coiored maid
wanted. Apply lis Bagiey.
sTFNoGRAPHER with general Office
experience. must be accurate and
furnish references. One having
lumber experience preferred. Box
J. No so, Times.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT woman
for general homework. to 20 home
nights. family OF tvo. references.
Els East Grand blvd Apartment -.
WAITRESS wanted for restaurant
s1l Grand River.
wANTEp-Maid for general house
work 574 Afkinson-aye Phone
Hemlock 33st-J.
wANTEp-Giri TO assist with house
work and care OF baby. Isl
wANTEp-Gooa lady piano teacher
t75 Mckinstry-ave-
WANTED - Waitress. Restaurant.
s5e6 Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
Deaths.

Charles Mandelbaum. 1eT Virginia
Park. IS years. dab. msilitus: Louise
Daugherty. its Palmer east. 70 years:
Henry Patrick Hetherington. S.
years: nephrit'. and Anemis: Harper
ave-. nine months. broncho pneu
monia: Clarence Ia Charity, zTs Sew.
enteenth-st. four days. hamilton.
Harry LAYTON. Boulevard sanitarium.
shout s! yssrs ursmi.' Baby Of Joe
anition, Jacob Jabionski. St. Mary's
n %snia: BABY ISu' Of Elton Sola H az y
Whitney-st- ~ days. tnanition: Dor
two hours. premature birth; John II;
Kehoe. 4o1 Canton-ave.. about So
years simple meningitis: Baby Of
George Lesg. Providence hospital.
four days, meningitis; Ruth oidridse,
A1n.son Delaney. Il R.,ss %Dsle Il
years. uremis poison: Clara Miller. 10
Homer-ave.. 10 years, apoplexy. Ro-
setta c. Powers. s5a Avery-avs., 70
years. eirrhosis 81 the liver; Roberi
month. hamilton: George William
Rem ardson. 1916 Brooklyn ave. "a
years. Addison's disease: Richard "
| Austin. Colorado. 80 years. puimon-
sry tubereulosls; Baby Of Charles
Oreary. las Oakland ave. 4s years
l inquest pending Fred n Psuis Jr
Boulevard santtarfum. IL DAYS an
| scess OF brain: Dorothy Rose Dun
can. 40 Csnton-aye.. one year. cere.
bral meningitis: Harold " Brooke
4 20 Emmons-st.. IS years. puimona ~
l tuberculosis: Jacob Kuenz. 53s Fort.
1T. east. 80 years. diabetes meilitus
IT. Flick. 1874 peterson-st. eigh,
i months broncho pneumonia Conrsr
l Moehlig. 1897 Van Dyke-ave. Al
l years. coronary arthritls: Emma Bar.
ney. 81 Pennsylvania So years
/ chronic intersiitlsl pephritls: Ru.
dolph Haunst'ne. III Van Dyke-ave
so years. rheumatic erdocarditis. An.
| drew Koch. Arnold Home. 81 years
| seniiity: Lin Emery Perry. $40 Put.
| m m-ave,. two months. nainutrition
4 Frank Skibbe. rear ~ 205 Alfred 81
l 80 years. hemorrhaRe from cuttins
| throat: Edmund TuSrynski. 23l Thir
| ty-fth-sf. one dsy. patuious forarner
oyale: Maud schotter. Wyandotie
Mich. 2s years, pulmonary tDbercu
iosis.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
Classified s,'t,'''.... | e %.,; !

Cash with order. II charged 70 .
tina
No transient sdvsrtising iussrted
for less than lee with cash: 1So "
charged. per insertion
The above rates amply 70 all ciassi.
.ications except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and ali ads. precedinx Male Help.
Births. DeathA Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Noticss - Aiuiwom
Is words one and one third cents Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
M0rtuary.

DROWN1-July ?. 1918. at residence
1924 Warren-ave. west Louisa "
brown. mother OF Rev. ,. Nor,
Brown. of Salem, oregon: Dr. q @
Brown and Ada v. brown. ~ De.
troitl aged ~ years. Funeral Mon.
dsy. July ). NJ .. m. Burial prl-
vvrToR--July :. w,nth-op Fuller
beloved husband ~ Eva Wood
bridge Victor. Funeral SERVES
frcw Addison apartments. Monday
at : p. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
Births.


BOYS
Joseph Janice, 81 Pniaski-ave.. !.
Nfedxiela. liz Peterson-st John
Ziembic. ~ Peterson-sL. Joe Prus.
lfs Pulaski-s,.. g. Rzlli. 10 Burdeno-
ave: John Harrison. lss Highest.
west. Russell ". Scott, - Pium-st. (.
Bernard kluck; i-1 Rohns-ave.; Wal
Charles Albright. SAT Iansins-avs.;
Edward Polk. .ss king-ave.: = Rus
eiski. 2ss Aiexandrine-ave- east;
John KowaIski. $50 Garfield ave.
Charles hank Ths seao olsen s.s Jag-.t
Charles Galisrat. Isl Campbell-ave.
Charles Paeholiskl i5ei Jos campau-
ave- oryiile IL. Denie. -s3 Twenty
trst-ss:: Alex. Joseph MseKinncn;
Seventeenth-st-
GIRLS
s. Butka. q. copeIand-ave.: NJ
KurEieniee, IS Puiaski-a John
sspSia. 81 Peterson-st.: Andres Run,
IA Dearboru-ave.. John Anyiecsiak,
100 Nzckie-st; Charles Phillips. 1906
C0neord-ase.. Charles Omar Mat
witx. woman's hospital: James Nc
0ilIivany. 355 West Euciid-aye.. r.
Farrell, SOS Ferdinznd-ave.. r. Cape.
SeS Military ave. Walter Psrsonson.
Grace hospital; Russell Graydor. ls7
rss.:,s. f nslssn aass "a Belle
HoweIf-ave.. Joseph Bcriset. 20.
LArchmont- ave: Louis A Schnitzel
eg7 Trumbull-ave.: j. Teszcmiefski.
- Thirty hfth-st.: Joseph OfConnor.
80 Brook n-aye. r. L wadland.
10. Kenilworth- ave; William Franz.
$50 BrookIyn-aye.: Clement KowaI-
cxyk. IS Mercier-st.; Max Karobftkin.
az Brady-st.: Joe Farkas. sol South
St, William Girrbarh, .1s3 Logan
ave: Peter Jerenesik. 3i& sherman
st.: James Bergen. sos Porter-st
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
g7


Uum TUESDAY
1ounGv 1Anss H Pound and
Hoo n. culvsr had . formal
= hloAly personal conversation
V a1lsrnoon. n Judge Lambs
1nflng The tr1Al Of the Libel
~ aoAinst Culver By Grant
-. ststs superintendent OF
sAIs alooa league. The argu
Istwoen Pound and Culves
- Ao1owe6 ~ main issue OF the
y boEtle betwesn Culver and
usss's aboat the way Culver
DnnA lsaSht ont their duel. Cul
W = witness. and Pound a. the
ulning attorney:
&1 ~. Nr. Culver. that the
M 11eUa 1eague u Mr.. Hudsoo's
fIs1sG what's your meal
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The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

The Reisdorf Truss Co.. formerly
OF the Broadway Market building
announces that 1t has moved its Of
ace and hitting rooms TO the fourth
floor OF the wrightKay building.
No. 21i woodward-avc. The hours
Of the company will be continued
sformerly from . o'clock In the
forenoon to s o'clock in the after
noon. Consultation Is free.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
Dearborn
NEAR YPSILANTI

II ACRES. Royal Oak. on stone -rd..
fire location and n splendid vtece
to subdivide only $4,000.
10 acres on electric above Royal OAK.
New s-room bungalow. hip-roof
barn. electric lights In both. with
good deep well. A snap at $4,000:
5000 down.
acres. Royal Oak. with now "
room bungalow. steam heat. cleo
tric lights, baths, all oak nnish.
bcamed ceilings, very nnest loca-
tion. 4 snap at $500. Be sure
and see this one.
I have the best acreage and subdi-
visions near Detroit. both In the
northwestern section and around
Royal oak Let US show you these
FRASK v. BRIGGS. So Dime Bank
Bldg Cherry 1859. Phone Sundays
and evenings Royal Oak So
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

psesessiy With policeman. who
leok ths nan n charge ~ Ftxel
ealnIy unIocked the car and drove
away. The prisoner gave his name
- George Veal. No. Sl3 Elisabeth
Z. west. There was no evidence
that George was "stewed." but he
admitted that the attempted larceny
IVES -buiI'' on his part.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
FOR sALE-MIst ELLANEOUs.
LING's LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BARGAINS

OF PIANO BARGAINS
Easy terms OF sale or rental
Bcardman & Gray. like new in
Mahogany Sos case. like new. '...
ton poor :.............. itS
Mahogany case. like new. very
Decker Bros. old. r.anished, =.
Weller III. p. Nelson. new. poor 80
Stone. walnut. old but good. lie
Kaufman. nearly new. 49,. lJ9
Marshall. excellent tone, like
Schiller -Bachmann. mahogany.
Schiller. Bachmann. oak. very -.
SC Killer lie -B.chm.nn. mission nm. 80
Nswsy 4 Evans. very nne tone sss
Newly 4 Evans. like new. $50
Xxx xxx tgenuine). REIN
Ha inss BIOS. 0 9ssnuin.j. quit. "
Ropslt. mahogany case. like :.
xH1 Very old, fair tone. Is
Milton. upright grand. very 49,
Xxx xr.arse grand. very nne $50
All square pianos. ;..,.;... -
All player cabinets tpiano play -.
Term: 81 monthly upwards.
where the name of the plano II rep
resented by an Z II means that the
name 10 withheld out Of courtesy
TO the dealer who 10 featuring this
make.
LING PIANO HOUSE.
- Lbrary-ave. Over aacauleys
Book Store.
SODA FOUNTAIN, billiard and pool
tables. rev and second hand Geo.
Marsh Co. 3 Farmer-st r z terms.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Gallett's Jewelry Store from !
pm, to = pm.
GG
The Altar Society Of st. Joseph :
church will meet Thursday, March
18th, at 2:30 p m, at the home OF
Mrs. Guy Mcclure. Mrs. j
Kellar will lie hostess. The ladies
will sew at this meeting
~
The Ladies' Aid of the United
Church met at the pleasant home
Mrs. J + Glendy, Tuesday after
noon, to transact regular routine
work in connection with their
duties to raise a portion of the
church finances. Mrs c. G..
Warner assisted Mrs. Glenay in
entertaining the ladies.
=
In Interviewing Miss NJ. Began
Yesterday regarding the styles and
colorS for the coming season she
gave a very interesting clipping
from the Millinery Trade Review,
that gives an excellent table Of
color harmony and contrasts which
is presented for the purpose OF
aiding in designing and planning
an effective spring attire:
Green contrasts with cOlors con.
tanning red and harmonizes with
colors containing yellow or blue;
orange contrasts with purple and
harnonizes with yellow; orange
contrasts with crimson and har.
monies with warm brown; russet
contrasts with olive and harmon
izes with orange: white contrast;
with purple and harmonizes Will
buff white contrasts with brown
and harmOlizes with gray; golC
contrasts with any dark color bu
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19
Society


If we are not careful, here IN
Mobridge, we are liable to have
poets grow right up among US as
there are several in the embryo
now. The following is from the
pen Of one Of them:
The T-H-E' Club is Q. X.
You like their STYLE, you like THEN
way.
The members are Jolly, to a man.
Who help each other all they can.
They organized two months ago,
The times in town were too d
slow:
They set this little town all aglow,
As they have ALWAYS got the
dough.
They number eleven, all are the
same,
They call each other some nick
name,
Such as Punk or Spud or Ike,
But no two names must sound
alike.
They stay in bunch most all the
while.
The feeds they have ale right in
style.
| am now going to tell you, one
and all,
That the IT Ii +" can hit the ball
OSCAR BAKER.
80
The Altar Society Of st. Joseph ;
church will hold bazaar and bake
sale Saturday, March 9th, al
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19
Nj. T. WOODS
REAL ESTATE AGENT
LATEST BARGAINS

House on a Grand Crossing Adj.
dition Acre Lot. five rooms with
cellar, ciSteru and other convent
ences. one of the best houses in
MObridge. The attic in this house
Is large enough to constitute an
additional room. This house is
large enough for a comfortable
home for medium sized family
and the area of land for garden
poultry. etc. VII! sell at a bar
gain
Three room house ON % foot lot
with water, concrete cellar and
fence. This house is nicely finishe /
and fine home for a small family.
There is u large pantry and fine
closet adjoining the sleeping room
Will sell at bargain and on easy
terms.
-Four room house on fifty foot
lot with barn, chicken coop, n
large concrete cellar, city water
and sidewalk. This property is
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Large livery barn Oh Iowa Ave-,
opposite Central lumber yard.
Will sell cheap or rent at a reason.
able sum to responsible party. II
stranger in city call on j. w.
Nichols. NAPOLEON DUCHNAUX,
47.4t MObridge, S. d.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

returning home.
The members of the Nulla Grand
/ Card [ lub spent Il most enjoyable
time Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ! +. Daley The
guests were delightful V entertained
hy he rhlrming hostess and at
five O'Clock IA delicious luncheon
WAS served Mrs. Fred Pfanstlehl
was the winner OF the prize for
the day
Tharsday afternoon Il birthday
party was held in honor of the
twenty seventh and thirteenth
birthday anniversary Of Mrs Roy
Barker and Miss Ovplla Johns at
he home of Mrs Barker. TIL"
party was confined to the members
of the two families and was quiet
though very pleasant affair. y
three course supper was served.
90
The Eastern Star Kensington
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
hall over the News office Mes.
danes j W Harris, \. w Row
lee and A. J Button will be joint
hostesseS for tie afternoon. Reg
ular routine business will take up
the attention Of the ladies. It is
understood that a motion will be
made, at that meeting. to have
another piece Of music selected
for their march hes.
! Nj esdames b. 5. Hill and q. Ii.
TWining entertained the members
of the NJ w. Ms. and other
guests at the Hill residence Thurs
day Of last week in honor Of the
patron saint of the ould sod y
St Patrick. The white aud green
color scheme appropriate to the
event was used throughout.
The guests were plea asantly en-
tertained with guessing contest; /;
books from the library were dis
tributed around the rooms and
pictures were drawn on card board
representing the names Of the
books. and each guest had an OPP
portunity to work out the correct
name and the one naming the
greater number was pronounced
winner.
y dainty luncheon was served
and the same color scheme was
adopted IN the foods served
y most tnjoya BILE time was had
Mesdames Fred q. Hill and Clay
( c. Carpenter were delightful hos.
tesses on Wednesday and Thurs
dav Of this week when they enter
tanned tifty-hve Of their lad,
. friends at the home OF Mrs c. c
Carpenter between the hours o
three and five o'clock.
Each afternoon was devoted t,
music appropriate TO St Patrick
in whose honor the reception wa
held DAINTY refreshments wer
served ea IA afternoon by the hos
tesses. The dining room an,
parlor were artistically decorate,
III white and green; shamrocks
ribbons and other emblems of tn
dav We're distributed around til
rooms and from the tables heauti
full white and green carnation
nodded from tasty vases Tn
colOrs. white and green. We're use
freely everywhere
Saint Patrick is the patron sain
of the Irish SO far as the old worl
is concerned but in America hi
virtues are eXtOlled and be has be
come the patron saint OF Amerl
cans as is evi Ienced by the man
reception parties and musicale
given b., admirers the 18th @
March
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

the city as you will know when
you look it over. Will sell this at
low price and terms which will
be satisfactory considering the
price
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

near to the depot and only two
blocks from main street. Will sell
at a bargain and on easy terms.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Six room house four blocks from
Main street, west, on Il fifty foot
lot. City main runs in front or
this house. Near to round house
and a good home for a medium
sized family. Will sell at bar
gain and on easy terms.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

\ four room house four blocks
west of Main Street. This house
has fine concrete cellar, is we'll
built and finely finished with
electric lights and city water. This
is one Of the best built houses in
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Lots Z and s in Block 2l, Mil
waukee Land COmpany's First
Addition. are the southwest corner
of the block. They lay high along
Main street and low at the rear
making a fine building site as they
permit of easy use of the base
ment. Have been Offering these
lots at ridiculously low prices but
will now consider any fair offer.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Lots IL and II, Block 30, Mil.
waukee Land Companv's 2nd Ad-
dition to Mobridge. These lots
are occupied by two little furnished
house which rent for al aggregate
of $15 90 per month. Houses,
lots and furniture for $12OO. 90,
easy terms. This property is close
in and only three blocks from
Main street.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

Lot 6. Block 2S. Milwaukee, Land
Company's Second Addition. This
is a southeast corner lot. Has city
water and is threatened with sewer
privilege. This lot is only four
blocks from Main street at its
farthest extremity and is one of
the best bargains in town today
1t is bargain for cash. 41Adv
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-19

A five room house. swell finish,
with city water and electric lights,
plumbing in for a bath, only three
blocks east of Main Street on an
east fronting corner lot. This
house will please the most
fastidous and we will sell on easy
terms at a very moderate price,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

that women go into the business world
a. rivals of men and are not DESTROYS 20
get into the positions Of men but there
are both law end medical cases which
women handle even more SUCCESSFULLY.
Many women work - an insurance
against disaster 20 acquire the skill for
something IN particular. to ascertain
just what she can do most successfully.
Many women through their ability and
talent and power Of usefulness have
been pushed into leadership. Miss
Holmes cited Miss Jane Adams. who
has accomplished more In her service to
humanity than in the devotion Of life
time. as the head Of household. Women
oftentimcs have qualities which call
them into positions. another difference
In the early choice Of "A vocation be
tween men ana women h. the question
which they PROFOUND 20 themselves. \
man will look forward TO what he can
earn while a woman alaWs questions her
abilities. What can I do best"
A. the conclusion Of Miss Holmes ad-
dress the members Of the hospital CONF
mtttce served tea and an informal re-
cctpion Was held.
The hospitality committee includes.
Mrs. Henry Russell. chairman.
Mcsdamcs.
Geo. s. l.aughliu. I'd Franzhelm
Gibson l.. Caldwell. Leon Klee
Edward W. Stifel. John Mcclure
Archie PAUL VIM. Hownd
Edward J. Bird
Misses.
Eleanor sweeney. Sarah Hazlett.
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The ladies' of the Otto Sewing Circle
entertained their husbands with y mae.
quefade party az the home Of Dr. and
Mrs. Reese PeddicOrd. Of Elm Grove.
The rooms were attractively decorated
IN Halloween colors and the costumes
we're very clever and unique a d..
hFhtiul luncheon was served during
me evening. Those present were
Messrs. and Moqdames Russell r. VIII
son. Thomas ManiOn. Hubert Rinchart.
George ioEenauer. Harry Tarr. Robert
Nolan, u. Fritz. $. Yoho. Claude Noel.
James Hutchinson. Harry Peddicord.
Merton Carroll. John Mulhorsn. Reese
Peddicord. MrH. q. Evans and Mrs. n.
Dickcy
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Supper Next ThursdaX-

The first supper TO be given in the
church parlors of the Thomson NJ. r.
church will be served by the Mems
Club next Thursday evening from )
until O'Clock. 4 committee of ladies.
OF which Mrs. X j. liaggs is chairman.
Will he in charge Of the kitchen. but
all other details OF the affair will be
under the supervision OF the men. A
very delicious menu will be served.
and large number of tickets have al
ready been disposed OF.