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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-06
MISS M'CORO MOTIF
OF BRIDGE EVENT
CARD PARTY IN HONOR OF .
GUEST OF MRS. {. A.
JAMES

Mrs. Edward A. James entertained
in her pretty bungalow on Booker
street yesterday afternoon in honor
OF her guest, Miss Hazel McCord,
who is paying Tonopah a brief visit.
The guests were limited in number,
but were all in accord with the spirit
of the occasion and the affair passo !
off very handsomely. The living rooms
were gay with decorations. the color
scheme being green and yellow, with
flowers forming setting for the
background in drapery.
Light refreshments were served
Bridge was the game played and il
was very exciting at moments, the
winners and consolators not beins
mentioned in order to preserve cor
dial entente, but II is assured by o
masculine interloper. that the part
ner's ace was trumped on several oc'
casIons. but that didn't spoil a really
good time and Miss MoCord was the
recipient of bountiful good wishes
and congratulations.
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UNION CARPENTERS
GIVE FREE BALL
THE WooDWoRKERs ENTERTAIN
MANY FRIENDS AT THEIR
ANNUAL PARTY

The Tonopah carpenters local nm
ion 1870, U. b. c. and J. of A., proved
themselves excellent entertainers at
their dance Thursday night in Miners
Exchange hall. Everybody present
voted it one of the successes of the
season. One very pleasant feature Of
the dance was the presentation of car
nations during the grand march. The
dance closed at l o'clock, but II the
musicians had not been wearied with
encores, the crowd would have gladly
stayed and danced several hours long
err. The committee arranging this
very enjoyable affair was composed
of l.. d. Townsend, M. F. Kelly and
A. Shidler. The floor manager was
+. A. Ayres. One other novel feature
of the affair was the exploits of one
OF the carpenters, A. A. Buchanan, i
charge of the infants brought to the
dance, and Alex proved some nurse
There were about 100 couples present
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MISS BENEFITS IS
NOW MRS. JONES
PRETTY HOME WEDDING CON
SUMMATED IN ToNOPAH
THURSDAY EVENING

John p. Jones, a capable young
man on the staff of the West End
Consolidated Mining company. AMI
Miss Agnes May BENEFITS, young
lady who arrived several months ago
from California, were married Thurs
day evening at O'Clock at the home
of the bride. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Bayless, rector
of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Van
Patton and Mrs. Jones, mother 81
the groom, were Witnesses to the
wedding. At the conclusion of the
ceremony a wedding supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs Jones will
continue to make Tonopah theil
place of residence.
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ADJUSTMENTS
euTLeR THeATER

A splendid program has been ar
ranged for tonight at the Butler, as
follows: "Billy's Wager" Vita
graph comedy with Billy Quirk and
Constance Talmage. and Broadway
star feature-"413p-in three reels.
the biggest hit yet, put on by an all
star cast of the Vitagraph company.
This picture had an unparalleled
showing at the Vitagraph theater,
New York, bringing thousands of peo-
pie within the playhouse to witness
this thrilling drama. The beauty and
strength of this photoplay Is the re-
freshing effect 1t brings with the ex-
crcise of those emotions and excita
bilities that give the most healthful
pleasure. It Is a three-part detective
drama with a thousand thrills. Il
contains the most realistic train
wreck ever filmed. showing a train
plunging down a 5O-foot embankment.
Tomorrow, the fifth episode Of
"Runaway June" Trapped in Gam
bling House." which is getting more
Interesting with every number; the
man With the black Van Dyke still
on the Job, Monday, Fred Locre, the
boy with the fine soprano voice. viii
open a weeks engagement in new
and popular songs.-Adv.
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WEEKLY SHIPMENTS OF TONOPAH MINES
Following statement of tonnage from the mines
for preceding weeks

this mornings north bouno train for
San Francisco, where she will visit
for the next few weeks
JUDGE S. S. DOWNER was an ar
rival from Reno this morning.
WALTER TRENT came over from
Goldfeld
PROF. s. c. DINsMoRE departe l
this morning for Reno
ALBERT CORKlI.I4, pioneer of
the southern country, arrived today
from the coast.
HARRY CUTLER and Fred j.
Amigo are over from Goldfield, spend
ing the day.
EDWIN PFEIFFER and family are
up from Millers and are registered at
the Mizpah.
| J. ID. CAMPBELL, a pioneer mine
operator of Tonopah and Goldfeld
was passenger this morning en-
route to Goldfeld, coming from Ari
IONA.
HORATIO ALLING, the attorney
accompanied by his wife and Miss
Broughton and Miss lie Bode. arrived
on todays train from San Francisco
He will participate in the argumel
of the Jim Butler-West End case
which comes up Monday before Judgs
Averill.
MRS. FRED BURNHAM and Mrs
Henry G. Schmidt were passengers
today to Reno They will tarry II
the riverside city for couple Of day
land then continue on to San Frar
cisco, where they will spend a mont
visiting the exposition.
II. c. BROUGHER. president of tn
Tonopah Banking corporation an
president of the Midway and Nor
arch Pittsburg Mining companies, al
! rived on today's train from Ne'
| York, where he and his brother. vii
Brougher, and their wives had bee
visiting. The remainder of the part
|. leontinued on to the coast.
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SOCIAL
HELD At CHURCH
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
YOUNG PEOPLE DELIGHT
FULLY ENTERTAINED

One of the most successful soclals
ever held in Tonopah took place
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
church, when the Young People S
christian Endeavor society enter
tanned more than $50 of their friends
at an athletic social.
The guests were divided into two
teams with Rev. Bayless as manager
and James Butler and William Cuddy'
Jr., as captains of each team. Under
their direction the following events
took place: Running broad jump,
which consisted of three members
from each team whistling while the
opposing team attempted to make
them laugh; the marathon, unwind
ing and winding spool of thread
the javalin throw and the trip to tbs
moon, etc.
Fruit punch and waters were servef
during the evening and the utmos
good will and merriment prevailed.
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PERSONAL

+. E. JONES is a visitor from
Goldfeld
MRS. JAMES mccoy of Ely is Wis
iting friends in this city.
A. G. COTTER and Mrs. E. Cotter
are in from Golden Arrow. where they
are engaged in developing mining
property.
CHARLES S. SPRAGUE came over
from Goldfeld by auto this afternoon
FRANK HEMPE. who has been
quite III for several days. has so far
recuperated as to be able TO leave his
room.
MRS. JOHN KIRCHEN departed on
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SKIN AND HAIR SPECIALIST

Mrs Fannie Evans OF Sacramento
is in Tonopah with full line OF
toilet articles put up by Dr. Erada
French, skin and hair specialist. Dem
onstrations daily between and 5 At
1913 Bryant ave Expert advice given
on the skin and hair. Treatments for
dandruff and falling hair; massage.
VIII call at homes by appointment.
Send postal or card 1913 Bryant ave.
2S3.Ml-t6
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GETTYSBURG CORPS
GIVES CARD PARTY
SOCIAL GATHERING IN BUTLER
HALL AFFORDS PLEASURE
FOR MANY

Gettysburg Relief corps, No. l22'
held a social card party at Butler
hall Thursday evening A most en-
joyable time was reported by the
many who attended.
Mrs. Carey was the happy winner
of the ladies' first prize, and Mrs
Ray Crump the receiver of the con
ISOLATION. Mr.. Trabert won gentle
mans first prize, Mr.. Hunt consola
ton. Refreshments were served anc
all present were promised as good
time at the next similar event.
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THE LATEST

To Reno to Remote buy decree,
Home again, home again, happy and free.
To Reno, to Reno, OH this is immense,
For hubby said Hurry, and spare no expense
TO Reno to Reno It's really quite class,
And my so much nicer than eating ground glass,
Nicer than cyanide, acid, or lead,
Nicer than wishing each other were dead,
Then here's to Nevada. wherever we roam,
The land of the free and the grave of the home;
To Reno to Reno, oh, clippety clap,
Thank heaven that Reno is back on the map.
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NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE guY
ERS OF DODGE AUTO
MOBILES

The allotment of DODGE cars for
the Western States has been over
subscribed to July lat.
However, we have made arrange
ments with the Pacific coast repre-
sentative to secure for us a few cars
before that date. all parties wishing
delivery before the above date,
please call Immediately at our office.
ToNoPAH AUTO SUPPLY co.
F27-t6
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.coLpFlELD STOCKS.
MORNING Sales.

Jumbo Extension-1000. $1.25; 1900,
$l.221s 1900, $120; 500, $1.22h;
1000. $40, $1.22h; 500. S-5, $1.20:
500. $40, 1920; 200, $117h 1900,
sl.17A; 800, $1.171a; 300. si.17h;
1000. SIS, $1.17h: 1000. $1.2O; 300,
$1.17h: 1900, $40, $117h; 200. $1.1S;
500, SIS, $1.l5; 500, SIS. $1.15; 1900
s1.15; $500, $1.15; 1000. $1.15; 5000
SO, $1.2O; 500, S-1O. $l.20; 1000
$i.22h; 500, $40. $1.15; 200, SIS
1920; $500, $50. $1.15; 500. Sic
$3.50; 1000, SIS. $l2O.
Combination Fraetion-1000, 8.
Booth-50O0, 30: 1000, 20; 1000, 80;
500. 80; 500. 30; $500, 81; 1000, 81;
1000. S2.
Blue Bull-2000 6.
Merger Mines-20O0, B-20, 25; 200G
rs; 5000. 25; 1000. 25.
Atlanta-5O0 "a; 500, "a; 500. "a
5000, 80.
Lone Star--5000, 7.
Great Bend-5O00. 5; 1000, B-60,
c. o. D.-lO00, 6.
Sandstorm-K endall-7O00. Z; 5000
s; 40OO I; 1900. s.
Silver Pick-10O0, 81 $500. 9; 1000. {
Kewanas- 10.
Oro-S0O0. 8; 10000, 6.
Spearhead-1OO0, 10; 1000, 10.
Yellow Tiger-20O0, 5.
Conqueror-1000, 2.
MiScELLANEouS STOCKS
Morning Sales.
White Caps-500. 6.
Nevada Hills--5OO. "a; 200, ~.
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roNoPAH STOCKS.
Morning Sales.

Midway-2OOO, lS; 5000. Is; 1000,
IA. 1000. IA.
Belmont-100. $4.45.
Jim Butler-500, rs; 1900. rs.
North Star-l 1000, IA; 1000. Is.
Rescue-Eula-1O 1000. 10; 1000, 10;
5000, 10; 5000. 10.
Monarch Pittsburg-S IA; 5000
IA: 5000, IA; 5000. Is; 5000. Is; 1000
Is.
Halifax--1000, So.
Cash Boy-1000, 6.
Umatilla-2O00, 2.
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Christian Science Society Services
at II a. m. and 1880 p. III. Subject,
Man" All are invited Sunday
school at 9:45 a m. Reading room
in church parlors open every after
noon from to 4 and every evening
from to $50, excepting Sunday and
holidays. Church at Florence ant
Cross avenues,
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Classified Ads

j. D. MARINER, of the j. ID. Mariner
Music House, Reno. Nevada, viii
be in Tonopah the first OF the
week. win receive orders for all
kinds of musical instruments. also
tuning and repairing at this office.
Msts
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STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record OF the
days sales, as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker H. K. Epstine:
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WE HATCH CHIcKS--The best
chicks every Tuesday; leading var
ietles; dozen or hundred same
price; safe delivery guaranteed b.
w Archibald. Sequel. Santa Cruz
CO.. Cal. FlOtf
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Tonopah Drug Co. has moved
across Main street to the store for
merly occupied by the Ideal cafe,
where they will be glad to receive
their old patrons. F27tf
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. 30.
a year ago. Sc
Lowest temperature last night. "a;
year ago, Al.
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ST. Marks Episcopal Church
l.. H.. Tracy. rector. The services for
Sunday, the third Sunday in Lent
will be as follows: 1880 a. m. Holy
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Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church Sabbath
school, 10 O'clock Be on time.
Glasses for all ages Come and be
with us. Morning worship IL O'Clock.
Theme: The Great Shepherd.
Christian Endeavor, $50. Leader.
Miss Laurance. Topic: How to
Make This Happier World" Prov.
l3:13. (Consecrat'on meeting) This
is an important meeting for al
Christian Endeavorers. Evening ser
vice, 1880. good rousing song ser
vice in which all can take part. Spe
cial music by the cho.s. Sermon sub
ject: "The Ray and the Reflection.
We most cordially welcome you e
these services and we shall deem i
favor II in your time of need, yot
call upon us for any service that 4
within our power II. w. Bayless
pastor.
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DINNER AT THE HARRINGTON

The Harrington serves the best
Sunday dinner in town. Give It a
trial Msti
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FOR SALE-An Edison photograph
and $50 records in good condition;
also Singer sewing machine. cheap.
Inquire Bonanza office. 284M4t3
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Sore
Eyes

Your Druggist's soc per Bottle. MuEine Eye
Sslvein Tubes use. For Besk sithsEysEresask
Druggists OF nnEizs Eye Rszs9E c., ehitaoe
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communion; 10 a, m. Sunday school;
1870 D. M, evensong and sermon, the
sermon theme being THE Teaching
of the Nazarene."
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FOR RENT--Fine front room. steam
heat. Martin stone house. sol
Brougher ave. 277F19tf
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FOR RENT-l1 furnished rooms Main
ST. See Billy Briggs. 1903 Central
ST. FISH
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ED WHEECE sells Rock Springs
and Hiawatha coal. lumber and
building material Phone 462.
AdvJ9g. F2R
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SUNDAY SERVICES

St. Patrick's church--At 5 funeral
of Mr.. Aug. Nolte. Requiem high
mass. After mass to the train for
Seattle. Second mass at 10 o'clock.
Sunday school at p. m, Evening
devotlons, 1880 Rev J Diss pastor
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Morning Sales.

White Caps-5O0. 6.
Nevada Hills-5OO. "a; 200, ~.
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Mrs. Lacey Surprised.

A number of the friends Of Mrs. w.
<. Lacey, living south OF the ely, join
ed in giving her a surprise party
Thursday evening. the occasion being
the anniversary OF her birth The
house was charmingly decorated with
roses and cut flowers. Mr.. Lacey being
one of the chief conspiratofs in the
plot, and games and music made the
evening hours pass merrily. In con-
test in which the guests were required
to mould animals out Of chewing gum,
Mr.. James Farley won prize. A de-
licious ice course was served at "A
late hour
The guests we're Misses Daisy Hold
er Artie King. Teresa Little, Nora
Prince, Ada Blanton, Edna Malvania.
Maud Buck and Lawana Lacey, Mr..
and Mrs. d. 6. Berry and Messrs
Henry Ross. Joe Lindsay, George Ca
son, James Farley and Bert and Tom
Berry.
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LABOR DAY SERMON.

Agreeable to the custom OF our
church, / viii preach on Sunday pre-
ceding Labor Day a sermon in keeping
with the time. The subject for the
discourse at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be Industrial Rela-
tions."
Two years ago President Wilson ap-
pointed a Commission on Industrial
Relations" TO which was committed
the full investigation of the causes of
industrial unrest with the expectation
that recommendations as to remedies
might be made.
The commission held sittings in var
.ous industrial centers, occupying 154
ays of actual time and examining 740
witnesses. quite equally divided as to
ppathy between labor, employers
and disinterested.
he results of this investigation are
bodied in the report of the commits
sion prepared by Basil NJ Manley, di-
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Voice Of the city.

That talk of the town is wonder
ful thing 1t may fall away to a rest
less. fitful murmur in the middle Of
the night, but it goes on increasingly.
The honk OF the motor car is it's pune.
tuation mark, and in it's indistinguish
able vast uproar blend the accents Of
nearly two million human beings, to
say nothing Of the wild daughters and
tribulations of lesser animals, with
an eye or tongue to the moon that
rules tides other than those of the sea,
Atlantic Monthly.
For there be many voices. but one Voice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-04
Seven O'Clock Dinner.

Miss Joye Belle Ringer entertained
at O'Clock dinner at her home, On
West Hill, Friday evening, yellow and
white was the attractive color scheme
carried ont throughout the luncheon.
A large basket filled with yellow and
white shasta daisies adorned the cen
ter of the table and the place csEds
and favors were hand-painted daisies.
Dancing and musical program were
enjoyed by all after the lovely course
dinner The following were present:
Misses Edwina Ikard. Marjorie Dwyer.
Rebecca Armstrong, Grace Whatley,
Alberta Smith. Marjorie Cochran and
Messrs. Ross Cox, Jim Bradley, Clyde
Turner, Willis Elledge, Ewell Slaugh-
ter, Adler Lamberson ard Ed Riddle.
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calm mind and pleasant anticipation. You
use II with your own hand, apply i as need
ed, and at once feel sense OF relief.
Mothers who have learned all this from
experience tell OF the blessed relief from
morning sickness. the absence of strain and
the undoubted healthful influence impaired 10
the coming baby.
One very important thing to remember
about Mothers Friend" II can not exercise
any other influence than to simply lubricate
the parts. make them more firm to naturally
Withstand the constantly Increasing pressure.
And as the muscles continue 70 expand. the
nerves become accustomed to this new con-
dition and adjust themselves without undue
pain. Mothers Friend" Is entiply free OF
any drug influence whatsoever and may be
used freely at all times.
Get bottle Of this splendid help today.
Phone your nearest druggist or send for Il.
Then write Bradneld Regulator Co.. 7ct La
mar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca. for a valuable book
Of Instruction for expectant mothers.
Mothers Friend" Is recommended every I
where by women who have used IL. And yon
can read some very interesting letters If you
write for this book.
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Surprised on Birthday.

surprised on Birthday.
The birthday of Mrs. Lizzie West.
record keeper Of the l.. o. T NJ, was
happily celebrated Friday when her
sister Maccabeess surprised her by
spending the day with her They took
with them many tempting things to
Ereat and at the noon hour served a
most attractive five course luncheon.
In the afternoon, fancy work. conver-
lasation and music were enjoyed, the
musical numbers. including "A Perfect
Day" rendered by Mrs. Sharpe, and
Shadow Time, by Oklahoma McMas-
ter. Mrs. Gordon and Miss Laveta
Hawn played the accompaniment The
elimination OF the happy day Of sur
prises for Mrs. West arrived when
Mrs. Estes, the lady commander, pre-
sented her with an exquisite La Waller
with a cameo setting. the gift OF the
l. l.. 0. r. NJ.
Among those present were Mes
danes Ed Estes, Robert Estes. Kath-
crime Roberts. Ethelyn Dickinson. P.
r Heffner, Cato Fawn, w o. Sharp,
MARY Washburn, Greer Dumas, J. E.
Palmer, chas. Day Maud Barcus.
Louise McGee, Chas. Bullock, Harry
Gordon. Oscar Ferguson, w. L. Ed
wards, A. S. White. Mary McMaster
John Cox, F. E. Bradley, R. NJ Evans,
A. L. Herr, Jack Portel, julius Garner,
Jim Campbell, A. j. Marry and X. n.
Heffner, and Misses Mary Wasia
West Phoebe Heffner, Laveta Hawn
and Oklahoma McMaster and Mr.. Paul
Heffner.
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Farewell Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Cason of 3lS Ohio
gave delightful farewell dinner Sun
day honoring Mrs. Cason's brother,
Mr.. A. G. Powell, and Mrs. Powell of
Manley, Ia, who returned to their
nome the following day after visit
Of several weeks in this city A delic-
ious old fashioned dinner was served
at the noon hour to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Powell and children. Mr., and Mrs.
B. l.. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.
Powell Mrs. Arthur Walker of Kansas
City. Mrs. Nelson Carter and the hon
orees. The after dinner hours were
spent in a pleasant social manner and
ice cream and cake we're served late
in the afternoon.
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6. Natural Club.

The last meeting Of the 3. Natural
club for the summer was held Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Marjorie
Mays. the hostess. Misses Isabel Duff
fy and Wilma Whatley gave piano Sc
lections and several Victrola numbers
we're enjoyed. Guests other than
members present were Misses Dean
Fielder. Tmogene Merrill and Leta Ne
Reynolds. The hostess served dainty
refreshments. The club will commence
meeting again next spring at the close
of school
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rector of research. An abstract OF this
report has been released to the press.
together with supplemental reports BY
the various factions of the commits
sion. The representatives Of labor
present supplement- as do also the
Representatives of the employers of
labor, and the neutrals.
As Christian people, seeking a soIu.
tion to the yexed problem of Industrial
relations the report is well worth our
prayerful consideration. For this
problem, as for all problems. we must
seek Christian solution. A careful
consideration of this comprehensive
report will help US to such conclusions.
And while the spirit of the report is not
considered above question, there is in
it a drawing together of labor and EN-
ployer that ought to be carefully nour-
ished.-Edward b. Teis, Pastor
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Presbyterian Social Circle.

Mrs. d. NJ Johnson was the hostess
at the meeting of the Presbyterian
Social Circle held Thursday afternoon
at the parish house There was a good
attendance and plans were made for
supper to be given next week. The
men Of the church are to be invited to
come to the church some afternoon in
their working clothes and help clean
up the grounds and the women will
serve supper to them wher their la
bOrs are completed.
A social hour followed the business
meeting and Mrs. Johnson served re
freshments.
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Mrs. May Is Honored.

Mrs M. f. May. retiring president
Of the local Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy. was the honored guest at a
social meeting Of the organization
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. May. who
has made her home in Chickasha for
several years. is moving to Norman,
and her friends In Joe Shelby camp
took advantage Of the opportunity to
spend a pleasant afternoon with her
at the home Of Mrs r. NJ Cavett. She
was presented with a set OF beautiful
Jet pins with the loving wishes Of the
donors. Dainty refreshments we're
served.
A few minutes were devoted to the
business OF the camp and the mem
bers decided to enter a decorated car
in the Business Woman's parade
Mrs. May, Mrs Plato and Miss Hazel
Owsley left Wednesday for Ada 10 at
tend the state convention Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy.