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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
RIFLE CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR 1915:
HAS 80 MEMBERS NOW

The Albuquerque Rifle club last
night elected officers for 1915. The
club met at 321 West Gold avenue
The new corps Of Officers Includes:
President-H. j. Matthews.
Vice President-A 4. Boyle.
SecretaiyLA. G. Benicken.
Treasurer y. 6. Campbell.
Executive Offieer-W. A. Shafer.
The organization now has a mem
bership of eighty men and expects to
increase 1t to 200 this year. The ri
file club here has met with great ia
vor as similar organizations have
throughout the United states. They
are semi-military and under the di-
rection of the secretary Of war. Their
object is to promote interest in rifle
firing and 70 increase the efficiency
OF citizens as factor of national de-
Tense,
There are six clubs in New Mexico.
There are about go in the United
States with a total membership Of
approximately 10000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
SO TAKE OATH
THAT THEY VOTED
FOR DEMOCRATS
Bernard FaIkenrich of Alameda
Telephones That He viii
Bring Affidavits 10 This City
Today.

It was learned yesterday from Ber-
nard Falkenrich OF Alameda. over the
long distance telephone that ninety
eight men had signed affidavits that
they voted the democratic ticket at
the justice election Monday. Semi
official returns from that precinct
gave - guel TrujilIo. democratic eau
didate Tor Justice, seyenty-four votes;
Juan Carabajal. democratic call
didate for constable, was given the
same number
MrS Falkenrich obtained the forms
of affidavits here Tuesday. He sail
he would bring the signed affidavits
here today Democratic leaders said
Tuesday when the FIRST news Of al
legged irregularities at the Alameda
election reached mere that the republi-
can victory would be contested. The
republican candidates. Adolfo Sando-
val, for justice and Camilo Lucero
for constable. were given ninety-six
votes each in the returns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

and away from Dinty Moore. Caspar
MouJhan aud the rest Of the bunch.
The New Orleans Item has this to
Say Of the show
Bringing Up Father, the new mu-
steal comedy was shown for the first
time here Sunday az Crescent 70
packed houses. Not seat was ava,l-
able for late corners at either the mat
inee or evening performances
Bringing Up Father Is a lot Of
good music aud fun Father Is an
everyday homely lrishman, and ac-
quires a fortune at railroad contract-
ing after raising from a section hand
His money puts Mother Ia society,
and she has the time Of her lie keep
ms Father in line His escapades
ia society are responsible for much Of
the fun
Tom Haverly is Jlggs MahoneW'
the father His makeup is comicul
and his hroguc Is clean. Sadie Duff
PLAYS the part of the wife, whose In
depreciation of mother adds much 0
the molrimcnt The daughters, MAY
walsh and Daisy Davenport do Welt
CLYDE Kern does the part of Billy Me-
Gee we'll and you can understand his
songs Ills rendition OF 7 Want You'
was the HE az the performance.
Mossrs Hays, Frcnch ana 0'Neu are
good. and assist Ia the general sue
cess. Nat H. Webster offers "a good
hlt Of acting In the role OF Oswald
the butler"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Fees candy store our homemade
earamels ARE extra good.
An important meeting Of the Gro
Gerry Cierk8 union win be- held at n
o'clock tonight In Painters hall.
County Cierk Walker yesterday is.
sued license 10 marry TO James l..
Hubhel and Miss Charlotte s. Pratt
both 81 this city
r. r. Mccintock. superintendenNof
the Western Union TeleRraph com
pany, is - the city from Denver on
official business.
a. O. chadbourne returned yestef-
day morning from Bakersfield, Calf
Whess he Went GA business of the
Albuquerque Traction company
Judge and Mrs. John Baron Burg
arrived yesterday from Fhoenix,
Judge nurR viii leave today FOR Santa
Re Tor a weeks visit on business.
The Ladies' AID Society of the
Christian church viii meet al 1889
O'Clock thla afternoon with Mrs, Gear
ms, sli East Coal avenue Officers
VIII he elected
stated oonyocatidn Of Rio Grande
Chapter 30 a. Royal Arch Masons
90 i;30 O'Clock lhis evening Work in
the NJ. a. degree An visiting com-
panions arc welcome
Albuquerque Lodge Is T. O r.. will
give dance ut the Eks lodge room
tomorrow night The affair promises
te De one or the conspicuous social
successes of the season
Albuquerque Temple Ne s. Pythian
Sisters VII meet Ia regular session
this evening az 1880 o'clock, After
the Installation Of officers refresh
ments VIII be served
Elmer lichl mchinist apprentice
ot The local railroad shops, was oper-
aled GA yesterday afternoon at the
Coast limos hospital because Of appen-
dielts hy Doctors LoNeace, Spareo
ANA kaufman
The uewly organized Ladies' Aid
Missionary society OF thc First Zap
tlst church viii meet az the church
ms afternoon AZ ESQ o'clock Go plan
the work ter the year. An OF the lu-
dies ol Tho church are requested To-
ho present
JAMES Brady of Gallup. -. Nj, has
ium completed the combined business
aud hrnoefaphie COURSE IVA the Albu-
gHeraue lltsuess college and has heeu
placed hy thc school Ia "a responsible
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Use DIAMOND M" Flour
A Fancy Patent Hard Wheat Flour

position with the Diamond Coal com
pnny Ed sallap
Thn Los Angeles Trio. giving enter
tainmenta 1T several Santa he read
ing rooms, arrived yesterday after
noon from the west ana left ihis
morning far san Marcial where they
win give an entertainment tonight
They will return here from san Mar
clal tomorrow morning. and be guests
al the AlNafado Tor tomorrow leaving
tomorrow might for Vaughn, their
ncst stop The personnel 81 the com
pany H Edith Lillian Clark, plan
ist Flora piccdla, lyric soprano. Arr
Rnltmnu. impersonator al from Los
Angeles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
FIVE DAYS TRYING
TO REACH SANTA FE
IN AUTO: SN0WB0UN0

That cliff Ulyatt had been snow
bound ON his way to Santa Fe in his
automobile last Thursday was learned
here yesterday upon his return.
Ulyatt's car threw its chains in the
deep snow twelve miles this side of
Santa Fe. re and Charley Talley,
who was with him. were forced TO
spend the night in an adobe nearby.
They rode to Santa Fe in a wagon
the next morning and returned with
chains only to find that the batteries
had been stolen This necessitated
another trip to Santa Fe. They
reached Santa Fe IN the car Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
SUES DOCTORS BECAUSE or
DEATH OF HIS DAUGHTER

Francisco Ayelar yesterday brought
suit as administrator Of the estate Of
Franerca Avelar, il years old. his
daughter asking judgment Tor 10000
from pr I. r. Tannus and Dr. j NJ.
Dias Of Santa re.
According to the complaint, the de-
Pendants are licensed doctors prac-
ucine the art, mystery and profess
sion Of physicians They operated
upon his daughter to remove her ton
sits N Santa re. November 10, Ave
lar alleges The girl died
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
EXisCUTION QuASnED IN CASE
OF M'kEE vs.. EhRHART. EsT Al

Judge Reynolds quashed the exc
cution In the case Of Frank Mckee,
trustee, ri al. against James Earhart,
ct al The plaintiffs We're ordered
10 pay all costs, which amount to
about $500. The plaintiffs previous
TO yesterday had been awarded iudg-
ment for about $4,000. The execution
was levied on horses before the amount
Of deficiency was ascertained. ac-
cording TO the defendants attorneys.
Rurkhar & Coors represented the de-
PENDANTS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
4. 4. MCANNA Is APPOINTED
RECEIVER IN MYERS CASE

=. r. McCanna was appointed re-
ceiver to receive rents from property
involved In the case OF Sheriff Jesus
Romero, trustee under deed of trust
executed by NJ. r. Myers and Fred
Schollc against NJ. T. Myers, +. l..
Grose as trustee, and olivia 6. Green
leaf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
BIC CROWD WILL
SEE BRINGING UP
FATHER TONIGHT
Advance Sale Indicates Rec
ord Audience at First Theat-
ricaI Performance in Crys-
tad Thealer.

The advance sale Of bringing III
Father" which viii open the Crystal
theater as regular dramatic house
tonight indicates that attendance rec
orda VIII be broken. and IT Is alto.
gether likely that the S. H. O. sign
win bc hung outside The Crystal be-
fore tho performance begins Every
body knows Jiggs ana loves him, and
everybody wants To- see what Maggie
has framed up to keep him indoors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
RIO GRANDE GUN CLUB
GETS PARTRlDGES TO
STOCK ITS GROUNDS

The Rio Grande Gun club yester-
day received six dozen Scale and Gam
Bile partridges from Game Warden
Trinidad G. dc Baca. They were
brought here from the southern part
Of the state Several of the birds
were placed on display in a window
on West Central avenue.
The clubs grounds will ne stocked
with part of the birds when the sea-
son closes and the rest Will be kept
ia pens FOR experimentation in cross
breeding
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

We express deep gratitude for the
kindness sympathy aud consideration
shown us during the sickness OF our
wife and mother We appreciate the
beautiful floal offerings They would
have pleased her immeasuraby could
she have known
MIR TYLER AND FAMILY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


{. Romero.
C. Romero IS years old. died at
O'Clock YESTERDAY morning ~ his
home, 1895 East street The body
was taken 90 strong Brothers under
taking rooms Funeral services VIII
be held at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ne go the sacred Heart church
Father cordoba Nill ofrriafe
q. u DoANER, y. D., u, .,
usiepaihic specialist
1e8fs al eur8ile aisaases. 9fnee Stern
building Phones ftA ana 82h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
HENLEY WILL BE Hailed
BEFORE JUSTICE TODAY

Newton HsnlrN who stabbed Mari
ano Warner Will be urpipn'd % 2
oemek his afternoon before lua4re
HeolRa b emie hateel mlfn HHaaoit
nuh mifni u Nll Justice erals l8-
eHfd iha earunI yesterday ie0lfN
he n0uniN laii
iHllS, & HnieliaHH Ntii pifNa
$50 affaneH aflna lNHf hH Ah#
esHaeH He Wine eWE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Crescent Hardware Co.

Pipe Valves
nd Fitting Plumbing Tin and Copper Work
w. CCENTRAL TELEPHONE 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Logansport, lnd.-Catherine QuirI(,
16, drowned when those in boat tried
to change seats. At Petersburg Ruth
Allen drowned when boat struck pier
and threw party of six into river.
-. Kansas City, Mo.-A. D. Getting.
ham, wealthy horse dealer, killed
when automobile overturned lodging
woman.
Kansas City, Mo.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Bolt, II, struck and killed by speed
ing auto driven by G. o. Tobias.
Atlanta, Cos negroes, now sup
posed to have been innocent of any
crime, lynched at Gray's, Jones cOUn-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

ty, Sunday night. Suspected of kill
ing Silas Turner, white farmer.
Elkton, Md.-Accusing the Rev.
Henry Carr, Mormon, of paying bus
drivers to steer" marriage prospects
his way, other Elkton clergymen
talked of drastic methods to stop
unfair competition"
New York. - Funny story caused
Eric Hunter, Is, to laugh so hard he
disIocated his jaw. Policeman and
hospital doctor put face straight
again.
MISUNDERSTANDING a monthly
10-mile ride as hard as yearly 90
mile ride, Chief of Staff Scott is
thinking of substituting it for latter
as army officers physical test.
Detroit. - Although but two per-
sons were slightly injured during the
Fourth here, motor crashes proved
fatal to five. Victims were members
of auto parties attempting to beat
trains across grades.
Fort Smith, Ark.-Bache-Denman
Coal Syndicate of eleven companies
lost S1,25O,OOO damage suit against
union miners for destruction of mine
property in Prairie Creek mine riots.
Indianapolis. - Frank B. Wood,
believed John Champion had been too
intimate with Mrs. Wood. Called
Champion to door and shot him.
Champion wrested gun from Wood;
delivered him to police.
Brownsville, Tex.-Two Americans
reported killed near Lyford by Mex
lean raiders.
Mt. Clemens, Mich.-Body of Mrs.
Edward Berlindan, wife of official of
Odds Motor Company found back of
garage at Berlindan summer home
near New Baltimore, Lake St. Claire;
revolver near body. Police verdict
suicide.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Here he met Leonora Sensabaugh,
daughter of Rev. o. F. Sensabaugh,
elder of the Methodist church, and
two years later married her. From
that union two children have been
born.
In 1909-1911 he was instructor of
= German in the Univ. of Oklahoma;
,1911-12 professor of French and Ger
man at Vanderbilt Univ; 1928
professor of French and German at
Emory and Henry College, Virginia;
1875 Instructor in French, Cornell
Univ, Ithaca, N. Y; 1915 appointed
professor of languages Southern
Methodist University, Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. Frank Holt has telegTaphed
from Dallas. The telegram reads:
Everything is all right. 1t is your
duty now to rest and let your ones
and God take care of you. All your
friends send love-"
p Ottmar M. Krembs, 1884 Argyle
st., Chicago, a brother of the dead
wife of Muenter, is convinced that
Frank Holt who shot Morgan is iden-
teal with .Muenter, missing since
1906, and will come here to push the
prosecution of Muenter as a wife
murderer.
Owing to Morgan's recovery from
the wounds made by Holt, the ex-
treme punishment that can be melted
out to Holt is Imprisonment for as
sault to murder Krembs says he
hopes to send Holt, should he prove
to be Muenter, to the electric chair.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
,Logansport, lnd.-Catherine Quir<,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

In Mexico there is a 15O-foot
bridge that is composed entirely of
mahogany worth at the present price
of the wood almost 100000.
Under the Russian flag there are
enough people to populate Great
Britain, Germany and France and
have some left.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
WERE PROUD Of
OKLAHOMA CITY
Bankers Who Attended Seattle
Convention Say This City Is
Held 10 High Esteem

NkLAlIOMA CITY is one II the
~ most fuyurnbly known cities boo
the cutrr southwest according to 90
statement today boy George T.. Cooke
cnshlcr Of the State National huuh
Mr. Cooke. together with two other
local bankers. ". B Harrison. -rurr
tary Of the state HHukrrs u-onrIulon.
AMI J. T.. Martin. Jr, president of ihr
Oklahoma National STOCK Yards bunk
were among the l2O banker, Of this
state who attended the mntionoI 'ou
ventlou of the American BmlTs 20.
socinuon at seattle. September q Mr.
Cooke returned September -.
There were about 900 bankers
from all over the United states pres
cut be- snid The convention Wus
one " the most Successful uud bar
muuiou- / ever attended and Srulilr
one OF the prctticst cities ou the PA
cifIr cousl, by the WAY entertained
lis very clabOrately
Mr. Harrison, one OF the Oklahoma
Delegates, made speech ON BEHALF Of
Kansas city urging TINT the couVu
tiou Of 1915 be- held nt that place
Since the Missouri city was rho~ur
the local representatives naturally
believed one of our number hnd some
Influence iu the selection
During our trip and all through
the course II the convention. wr found
that oklahoma city was we'll and Iu
yorably known even tu men high iu
financial circles In the eastern states
We received many compliments un the
heuuty STABILITY prosperity and rluuu
Dlal strength Uf oklahoma
And We we're all glad lo return
We saw many beautiful cities. but
Oklahoma city and this s. uo Idle
tan looked better to us from nll nu
gle, than an! We visited, mot cNnopinS
Seattle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Munchausen Club
Hears Echo Story
BY Hon. ]. G. Street

The third meeting ~ the city Hail
MuurhHuseu clun WIS held thi, morn.
lug lu the office Of Commissioner j.
e. Street The session was entirely
informal. aud wa, marked by its hrcI.
ity Following the startling tale told
IN graphic words by Commissioner
Street the meeting adjourned sine die,
aud the routine work NJ the city hail
Was once more taken up In silence.
Gentlemen began Commissioner
Street, after the club had been called
"a order. Have ever told you
about my fastest ride The last time
Was In the Big Horn mountains |
fifteen miles from camp | took ref.
uge In a tree, while the hungry uru
iVorc prunced around below me Sud-
denly felt bite. aud saw thnt q
huge ant had seized my knee between
his mandihlcs The tree wNs covered
with the hlood.thlr-ty FormirlNurn
and | was In danger ~ being bitten
10 death Quick action WIS necessary
tossed my hat to the ground and
the bear pouurcd upon Il, expecting
10 find my heud inside now prlrd
the insect loose from my unIrI'H.
dropped astrlde " the raging hrasr
below me, seized his ears rud shouted
beat II, you walleyed stiff"
Gentlemen, we began to travel
Everything was blur on both Sides
OF us When Judged that we nuu
gone far enough dropped of and
crnwlcd into camp About ten min.
utes later faint voice called beat
II, You wau-eyed stiff" For u mo-
meut was startled, but soon saw
that II wNs the echo which had lust
arrived Gentlemen realize thnl
this is remarkable story. Only the
reputation for truth aud yrmrltN
which | enjoy warrants me I'm feeling
that II will be believed, hut you VIII
notice that even today am very
nervous every time hear an echo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
WELL, STRONG
AND HEALTHY
Doctor Recommended Csrdui IO
Build Up Her Strength. Said
h Was a Fine Medicine

Mandarin Fla About IL yeau
ago, after the birth Of my child.
writes Madame q. Billiard, of this
place 4 was In very low and run.
down state of health, and WAS very
weak pr -- then of - RECON-.
mendcd that l take Cardul. He was
treating me, and he told me To Take
II TO build un my strength. Said IL
was fine medicine | took 2 hotties
aud 1t hullt inc up. After the use of
. | was greatly improved In flesh
strength aud health, In act was en.
tirrIN well, hut took one more hottie
to be- sure I'd taken enough. was
able Ia do my work and was a well
strong woman.
! highly recommend II M tonic |
have never had had health sincr, have
been well and strong aud healthy ever
since
'ardul the womRns tonic. is med.
lclne prepared from vegetable. medlcl.
nnl ingredients, which have heeu found
lo exert a tonic, building influence
For over 10 years this medicine has
been used hv the women NJ this cnun
try and the thousands of letters which
come 10 MS every wear Rre proof NJ lis
real therapeutic. beneficial medicinal
value.
lf YOU are In need of n remedy for
womanlv His, take Cardul, The woman's
A. l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
See the Automobile
Robes and ShaWlS

WI INV lHllu IloVl
4 large attractive line ~ good
warm, ,oryIrrnhle all wool robes
In plenty Of beautiful patterns
our robes Hrr strictly all wool and
the largest variety ~ patterns I'm
the state to select from Wool and
plush robes from $50 TO SEQ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
AMNESTY FOR A DAY

Pope Bcnedict viii Ash lielligerrnts
TO Desist Fighting on Nov q. All
saints Day
ROME. oct u Ofrcinl denial was
madr Tuesday IN the Os-rryatorr Ro
manu, the vatican organ that Pope
Benedict intends ~ asl, the belllrcr
rnl nations IN declare an urmlsticc for
MI Saints day. November "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Several Hundred
Doctors Here Soon


Monday the Mrliyal association of
the Southwest An organization com,
posed " physician, from Texas. okla
homa and Missouri viii convene la
this city with headquarters nj the
Lee Ilucklns hotel The meeting is Ia
be- In progress Tor three days. Orto.
hcr II, r. and ~.
Aside from the u,ual business ses.
Sluns. two NJ the social events thus
far planned are
Monduy banquet In the dungeon
cafe " the lee lluckins
Tuesday dIuurr In the hotel han.
uuet room
The assu,mliuu numbers among It's
members somp of the best physicians
In the entire southwest II is eN-
perted that from three tu eight hun.
drpd members viii attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

jury room Counsel ior thg, accused
man claimed that tU, wu6u ruusu
tutcd error. settling up rhnt under the
law nothing could hr permitted to he
taken into the jury r'um except The
written instruction, OF the count and
papers iu the ease
Judge DOYLE held that such exhibits
should be- permitted 10 hc taken into
the jury room ut the discretion W The
court. mud n ul the defendants rc.
quest should always hr permitted hut
that the practice was frnught with
danger
Judge uu,lrs opinions ARE frequent.
ly quoted and discussed In the publi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
DOYLE COMPLIMENTED
Opinions Quoted In Standard Commcn.
tsry on Judicial Decisions In Ing
land and America

The latest issue " American and
English Annotated Gases" publiu
tion thai the legal fraternity looks to
for presentation aud discussion NJ the
must important court decisions la this
country anu England, carries nm opin
ion rendered hy Judge ThUmu- n.
Doyle ol the Oklahoma criminal
court NJ appeals, iu the case NJ Hon.
klus vs.. the state.
Error was claimed hy The appellant,
til helng n murdcr truh because the
court permitted the Iur, tn take an
exhibit, consisting ot a gun, into the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

cation mentioned, which he NAV re-.
gard as a high compliment rs 1t se
lects only the most able opinions.
Members NJ the oklahoma bar. how
ever recognize the compliment Ms
we'll mcrlted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Office Phone W. 49Iy

cul illness of Nh- l..r... p,lter-
son al beer nom o $780,. |.urcuh
street
The h b T. D.un M| .. n..p meet
mg of the .re-uu lm.... afternoon
Wit" MIS- lr'''' ''"... This was
"'"N business -.-'". Ih" nest
n'''',. j" TWO Moo. ". hr with
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G. Parrish and Mr. ,,,.., mazda tho
top ,corc- The club vi.I meet lp two
week. with Mrs g. " sim.
4 farewell rcrrnu,. .n h. clyen
TLur.dp, evening a, u, s..,,J prc..
b,rcrlpu church In hama. ,r try and
Mrs NJ 4 r.vdrr o., ,ul le.yc
next week iur their new home IN
Springfield Mo All friends ~ Dr
and MIS- CovIru. %. urII a- members
uf the church nIlI r.u,. hu~pitnblc
"'l'"'n'
Miss liUumli i'.I.rd ~ West
Twenty fourth stree .n Monday Tor
Houston, TeN. rnN..u ud Corpus
Christie ana other l".m. o. interest on
the gull coast
Mrs G. i kcndIr Formerly of thi,
,ll,. hui recent, ,r ,.uIbrI. liz IN.
guest of her parent. Mr. and Mrs.
George EWnr. and other friends IN
the city
Miss Uu,c FluIngrr left Tuesday
"Nrniug for kan,as rln where she
win visit friends and relatives for a
month
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