The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
MOUND CITY
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the teachers OF the grades a
Lowell school met Thursday after
noon relative to a play which vii
be given by the pupils early in Feb
ruary. The play bears the move
caption "Rumpel Stilskin." 1t vii
be the first theatrical produced bJ
the grades and no doubt will prov.
all that is desired by the public
Announcement Of the cast of char
acters will be made later but suffice
it to say that the play will be most
charmingly rendered. The proceeds
Will be for the grades library.
At the regular meeting of Queen
of Egypt Chapter Order of the East
ern Star Thursday night the follow
ing officers were installed Mrs.
Charles Nj. Gaunt, Worthy Matron
John Trampert, Worthy Matron
Mrs G. u. Richey, Associate Matron
Mrs. r.. n. Adams, Conductress
Mrs. j. W. Arm. Associate Con
ductress; Mrs, Z. ?. yesterday, See
Rotary; Mrs. ]. r. Belts, Treasurer
Mrs. FLOYD yesterday, Adah; Mrs
Aria Palmer, Ruth; Mrs W. B. I'm
hoff, Esther; Mrs Elmer BOYD.
Martha; Mrs. Harry Perkins, Flee
Ia; Mrs George Trammell, War.
der; George Martin, Sentinel; Mrs.
J. B. Healey, Chaplain; Mrs. Frank
Handley, Marshal; Miss LaVerne
Armstrong, Organist. The installa
zion service was beautiful, giyer
by Mrs. Mary l.. Chapman, Past
Worthy Grand Matron of Vienna
assisted by Mrs. Fred Hood, In
stalling Grand Marshal; Mrs. John
Armstrong, Installing Grand Chap
lain and Mrs. George E. Martin
Grand Organist and in recognition
of her kindness and work a spray OF
flowers was given TO Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. William Read, the out goinf
Matron was presented with a beau
tiful Past Worthy Matrons pin. II
bore the following engraving Queen
of Egypt No. 500" The outgoing
Patron, Clyde L. Richey, was given
a pair Of diamond studded gold cuiI
links marked 20. E. S. 1919" anG
an immense basket of pink roses
was sent to Mrs. Gaunt, the newly
installed Worthy Matron, by an un
known frind. As a conclusion Il
this deli ghtful affair a luncheon con
sisting of sandwiches, pickles ant
coffee was served and favors of car
We're given to each member
present. mong the out of towr
members and visitors were Mrs
May l.. Chapman of Vienna. Mrs
Frank Spencer and Miss Dawn Glib
son OF Cairo, Mrs. ]. B. Healey, Mrs
George Blank, Mrs. j. w. Arm ant
Mrs. George Chance of Mounds
Mrs. B. A. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. /
w Prindle ard Miss Florence Prin
die of Villa Ridge, Mrs. G. w. Hoot
Of 0lnstead and Mrs, William
of Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd Of
America attended 1.-TWO Married
Men," the play given here Thurs,
day might by the Woman's club
Mrs. Boyd and son Loren. vii
leave soon for st. Petersburg, Fla
where they win spend the remain
der of the winter.
Charles Carr and family of Main
street will remove soon to Eas
Cairo. Mr.. Carr operates a ferry
boat between Cairo and Wiekliffe.
Thomas Snyder of upper Com
nercial avenue, narrowly escaped
he loss of his right eye Wednesday
He was cutting piece of tin
lis home and a small piece accident
lily hit him on the eye lid cuttin.
t badly. The eye is terribly in
famed.
Mrs. VI. b. Baker. Mrs. c. L. Rev
Mrs. j. T. Hargon, Miss Kate Cen
ey and Miss Nellie Sweeney wer
lmong the Cairo visitors Thursda,
fternoon.
Mrs. II. G. Rice who has been il
L her home on First street. thu
last two weeks. is not improving.
The funeral OF Richard |. Cherry
Tho died at the home Of his daugh
CT. Mrs. Joseph Slaughter, Friday
iii take place this Sunday after
non. Services will be conducted
/ the Methodist church at Isl. |
clock By Rev. NJ. r. Baker. pas
Or OF the church. A special inter |
snan car will leave the station at |
). so b. m for Beech Grove GENE |
sry where intermcnt takes place.
Dollars grow In our suvsrtisiHf
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