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Large Luncheon Today.

Large Luncheon Today.
Miss Renie Stern OF the chicago school
OF civlcs, who VIII be one Of the prin-
cipaI speakers at the state Nurses con
venton in Lincoln Tuesday. was honor
guest at a large luncheon at the CONNER
ciai club at noon today TIE luncheon
was given 10 Omaha social workers by
the Nurses Official Registry OF Omaha
and covers we're placed for seventy-five
guests Rabbi Frederick Cohn introduced
Miss Stern for a brief talk Miss stern
IL the guest OF Miss Carrie Louer. presi-
dent OF the state association, during her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12

American Club Nickel Plated Tempered
Welded Steel Blades Sizes 20 M
This picture of of the Skates will be in The Bee
every day this week.
them all out and ask friends the pic
for too. See how pictures
you get and bring them TO The Bee office.
Skates Will be given Free to the boy that sends
the most pictures before p. NJ. Saturday, Jan. lS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
Birthday surprise.

surprise party was given Saturday
evening in honor OF cyro Siinserland by
the members OF the, Boy Scout company
ana Sunday school class. The guests were
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ss-lneh White Underwear Crepe
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12
To Honor Visitor.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Sobotker will give
a bridge party Intervening at their home
in honor OF Mrs. Thomas Hayward OF
Pittsburgh. who is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Busch. The guests
VIII be-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-12

LimsISy for two weeks Mr.. Limsky Is a
former resident OF Omaha.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-06
PhiIatheas Entertained.

The Philathea class OF the Central
Presbyterian church was entertained
Saturday afternoon with HalloWe en-
party at the handsome home of Mrs.
c, p. Estes on Marvin avenue.
Cut flowers and ferns formed the
decorative feature for the reception
rooms. A hollow pumpkin made
target for red apples. thrown by the
phuathea members. and the best
marksmen were thus chosen for a
tieht-rope contest Witch stories
were told by Mrs. Hornbeak. %ao
vas attired in typical witch costume
Coffee from the pot, with sandwiches,
were served by Mrs. Hornbeak The
social committee thet successfully
planned the delightful party IS com
posed of Mrs Arch Thompson, ehair-
man. Miss Kate Spaldiag, Mrs. Mag
gle Simmons. Mrs. Sam Thornhlll,
ard Mrs Nat Wise.
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Gives studio Warming.

Miss Augusta Bates gave a studio
warming TO a number of friends
Thursday evening at her studio ia
the Conservatory of Music 1T Trini-
~ university Miss Mildred Bennett
of Fort Worth was the honor guest
Miss Bates studio Is very attractive
in its pretty Furnishings, copies OF
musical masters hang on the walls.
Tinted draperies and bright-colered
upholstering give the studio n charm
ing appearance. A tall vase filled
with snow ball pink and white ehry-
santhemums was the floral sttrac-
tons. Contests of various kinds
entertained the guests. Mrs. jim,
Coleman was presented a book con
tho Broad Highway" for her skill
in threading the greatest numbcr
OF needles. sixty-thrce bling the NUM-
Der attained An artistic feature
OF the entertainment was piano sclee-
tons by Miss Olsen, and readiass by
Miss Bennett, who Is very cleYef
artist.
The hostess was becomingly at
tired in pink taffeta with black caif-
ION overdress Miss Bennett wore
green taffeta frock with embroidered
chiffon trimmings. Miss Patrick ~
sisted Miss Bates in entertaining.
Guests were pr. and Mrs. 5, l.. Horn
bcak. Dr. and Mrs. I. Fl. Cheatham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Holland. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Coleman. Mr.. and NJ rs
Bcles, Mrs. Noel, Miss Mildred Ben
nett Of Fort Worth, Misses Olsen,
Allen, Alice Addison. Esteiic Dun
lcp, Julia Scion, Made Patrick, Al
lie Barcus, AID Me5tie Middleton.
and Messrs. NJ. c. Middleton, Robert
Colemand and Cal Nall.
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Harmony Grove Meets.

Thursday. Oct 2sth, was day
long to be remembered by Harmony
Grove. No. 400, w. c. The usual
routine of business was followed by
the regular monthly social session
which is taken in charge by the w
{. members, having a birthday in
the month. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered, consisting oi
music and readings, followed by
the Junior w. G. degree team OF
little girls. The captain and must
clan of this team is the little
daughters of Mrs. w. Z. Cox, and
they took complete charge OF the
work. They had been trained by
Soy. Lucy keinningham. Clad in
navy white with dainty ribbons of
different eolors on their hair and
all with pale green sashes, they re-
sembled cluster of beautiful
flowers. Their work on the floor
was excellent and brought forth
hearty applause. The last number
on the program was a piano and
violin selection by Misses Agnes
and Lucille Bedford. These girls
have been very generous with their
talent and feeling of sadness
hung over all as they began 20 play,
for little bird had whispered the
news around that Harmony Grove
and Waxahachie are soon to lose
expression of the hearty good will
and love we bear her little sur
prise had been planned. The fami-
liar strains of the w c. march call
ed the degree team to the floor and
following these were Soys Cecilia
Mrs w. D. Knowles and Earnes-
tine Feray, who carried large
clothes hamper which had been
decorated in the W. C.. colors. Law
ender and green, and was filled to
Overlooking with handsome and
useful handmade articles, which
were presented to Sow. Agnes with
many fond wishes for happiness in
her faraway home. She thanked
the Grove in few we'll chosen
words, as she smiled through her
tears Guardian Elizabeth Bedford
expressed her appreciation and sur
prise, after which delicious cake
and cream were served.
A GUEST.
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Mrs. Cannon Entertains,

Mrs. Robt. Cannon was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Nome =
reil club. -Four tables were arran@-
cd for the forty-two games MS
w. c. Tennery and Miss Vera Crisier
made high score. Chrysanthmnms
and ferns filed vases and Jardi-
nieres in receiving room. Salad With
ice tea. sandwiches. midget pickles
end cherry ice we're served. Guests
were Mcsdamcs u. +. Dodge. T. n
Herring. l.. T. Buckner. NJ. b. RaV-
W. G.. Tennciy. J. a. Halliday 9
y. Burnett. Lea Cannon. Pieh'As
Anderson of Brennan. Thee farley'
Charley pahnke. Carroll Todd, Cnar.
10y Kennedy. and Misses Cleo Ande-.
sen. virginia Trippct and Vera
Cflsler.
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Halloween Party.

In celebration OF Halloween tho
girls of Drane hail had their annual
party TO which the young men az
the university were invited As they
entered the young men were led By
a ghost To see the spirit or the uni
versity football men. Then the
ghosts ushered them into the par
Tors which were appropriately deco
rated with fcstoons ard pumpkins
Here they were greeted By selec,
masked figures representing many
different characters from the print
nv. dudican maid aud the colonial
dame 10 the suuhonnst babies. Thcy
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Buena and Euna Floyd, the twin
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u.
FLOYD. entertained a number of their
friends Halloween night at their
home on Oldham avenue stunts by
the spooks aud pranks by others OF
the guests filled happy hours. Jack
o-lanterns with weird lights gave
appreciated decorations. Cream and
cake we're served 10 thirty guests.
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Obededam to Jerusalem. What 70
suits of the death Of Uzzah do ron
ind? l Chron. 15.2-13 Study and
report on the songs Of the -emoval
OF the ark. Psalms Is and "a
IL. Upon what did the unity of
Israel as = nation depend?
Is. why did David want 70
build a house for God? what kind
of house did he have in mind "a
build? OF what house did God
speak. II Sam 7:12-14 What was
Nathan's advice before God spoke
with him. How did he adyfss Dav-
i'd after he had been instructed "
God? How did David receise the
information? What characteristics
of the Old Testament Il married IN
II Sam. 4.
IA What foreign peoples did
David conquer? Locate these ma
tions or your map Who gave the
Victories why? What did David do
with the spoils?
10. What kind Of ruler was
David II Sam. Sis.
rs. What are the key varscs in
III Sam. s.? Why
II. In what two ways would
you say that David showed ais graft
itude to God for victory over his
enemies?
IS. Make close study Of
Psalm Is. What characterizes this
Psalm? OF what significance are
the figures in verses and : What
do you think Of the description be-
tween verses s and Is?
10. Mediate upon verses is.
"a, %, 80, 35, 43 and 45.
/, 20. Can you use the first ex-
preston of this Psalm.
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were then directed down the long
corridors 10 the dining room by
moaning Whitehead figures Before
entering the dining room they we're
made to jump over the w.tch's
broom and pass through the Cham
Der of horrors. On leaving this
room they were handed a card de-
scriptIye OF some girl present who
must be found A ghost dance en-
sued and then general merriment
prevailed. The dining room present.
ed a festive appearance with its
garlands OF autumn leaves and ber-
RIGS, the numerous pumpkins and
cornsfalks aud the red-shaded lights.
Fortunes were told by the Halloween
witch. tea was served by the Japan
ese maidens. OId-fasnioned Hal
loween refreshments we're then serv-
ed in the shape of apples and stick
candy. The party concluded with a
grand march and numerous express
sions of pleasure to Mrs. Noel and
Mrs. Dunbar to whom much of the
success of the evening was due.
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Double Ten Entert ainc,l.

Mrs. l.. ID. Parnell was hostess
this week to the members of the
Double Ten club at her home Oh
Main street. The reception room
was beautified with bowls of cosmos.
ChrysanthemIms and ferns we've III
tho library. and the living room was
decorated in roses. Guests PLAYED
forty-two. while the members indus
triously developed now patterns III
tatting and fancy work Salad.
waters and nectar were served
Special guests were Mesdames +.
f. Cough. n. A. Howle, d. c. Doug
las, VIII Hines. r. A. Mills. Misses
Kathleen Gibson, Inez Singleton,
and Miss Lucille Rupe of Seymour
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Compliments Dallas Friend.

Mrs. Lee Lasswell gave her init
ial party in her attractive new
home Thursday afternoon. when
she entertained the Thursday Club
in honor of Mrs Beattie OF Dali
las. The living room had clusters
of American Beauty roses. La
France roses and pink zenias were
in the dining room. The guest room
charmingly designed in blue and
gold, had chrysanthemums of yell
low hue. The special guests were
Mesdames Vern Roberts jim Cole
man, G. B. VIM. Lynn Lasswell,
and Misses Blanche and Hazel
Holland, and Louella Cook Of Pal
estine. Shrimp salad, olives, waf-
ers, brick cream We're served.
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ROYAL Neixhlnrs Celebrate.

The Royal Neighbors of The To-
cal organization are expecting q
delightful time Monday, when they
viii have as their guests the su-
preme oracle. Mrs. Myra b. En-
right, of Kansas City. Mrs. Harry
Park, the state supervising depu-
ty, has been busy for several weeks
planning for the visit of the ma
tional officer. Class adoption will
be held at 10 O'Clock in the |. o.
o. F. hall Monday morning AT
1890 an elegant luncheon VIII be
served in the NJ. w. hall. In the
afternoon at 1880 a program will
be given in the Odd Fellows hall.
The public has cordial invitation
to attend and meet the supreme
oracle of the Royal Neighbors OF
America.
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OF something good TO eat. Tatting
and crocheting entertained the visit
tors. At the regular noon hour the
'ohg tables were put in order uu-
der the shade OF the house and a
bountiful dinner was spread. The
many good things. baked chicken.
tried chicken. potatoes. fresh
beans. pork and beans. tomatoes
chow-ehow. pies. apple and cocoa
nuts, the best OF custard. salads,
salmon and apple. pie. cakes and
blackberry constituted the menu.
All enjoyed themselves. The fol-
lowing were present: Mechanics
Beaulah and Heath Ralston, Mary
and Gladys woodall. Coulston.
Rhoades, Green, Haines. Bratcher.
Lille Rodgers, Johnson. Prather,
Misses Emma and Myrtle Brascher.
Lizzie and Ciiva woodall.
A GUEST.
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Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. Fred Noteworthy was SUR
prised with bounteous dinner
shower by a number Of friends last
Wednesday, on the occasion OF her
birthday anniversary. The guests
who reminded Mrs. Noteworthy
that her birthday had come were
Mesdames G " Moores, Bette
Dobson. VIII FARLEY. Harry
Knowles. w. H. Grizxard. sterling
and Tom Spalding.
The dinner was given at the
home OF Mrs. sterling spllding
where the honor guest lives. Forty
two, FIVE hundred and sewing filed
the afternoon hours.
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Delegates to Brentwood.

Mrs. f. Brady. president Of the
Waxahachie Ray View Club, Miss
Modena Hawkins of the Shake
speare Club. and Miss Ruby Fogg,
representing the Music Club. will
leave Monday afternoon for
Brentwood. where they viii attend
the State Federation OF Women 5
Clubs. Mrs. Groce. president OF the
Shakespeare Club. viii likely so. II
the condition of her brother-in-law
Judge J. X. Parr. is improved.
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c. X. Terry and Airs. Emma John
son were married "Wednesday at hign
noon in the rose room of the West
brook hotel at Fort Worth. The
Rev, }. w. Wright of Fort Worth
performed the ceremony The bride
Was attired IN a handsome coat suit
OF blue velvet. Russian blouse style
and wore picture hat OF blue and
sold. She carried an arm bouque,
OF snow ball yellow chrysanthemums
Following the ceremony the guest
were complimenied Nith luncheon
.at the Mcslhrook rhe table VIZ
deliberately decorated. PINK carna
.tions and fcrus making the cent -
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the character of Corioianus?
81. With what ominous wora.
does the scene close? What do thee
foreshadow?
22. What is the source OF thu
pride OF Coriolanus9
20. Find in this scene at least three
passages that contain striking me.
tdphors and comment on their
meaning.
"a Point out some characteristics
In the structure and style OF this
play that distinguish it from An
tony and Cleopatra.
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Give Evening Dinner.

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. T. G Lit
tie of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bonner entertained with six
clock dinner on Tuesday of this
week The luncheon table, artis-
tically set, was aillumined by a
handsome cut glass electrolier, a
wedding gift to the host and hos
tess. Cut glass bowls held clusters
of nasturtiums and fern sprays. at
the ends of the table. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Little
OF Chicago, Mr.. Hal White and Mrs.
Bessie Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Lavender. Mrs. Ida Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Pickett, the
host and hostess.
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piece. Guests seated ~ the table
were the Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Wriehs
Mrs. Harry williams Of corsicanA'
Mrs. Mike Lively Of Dallas, Mrs. )
3. Palmer Of Houston. Mrs. Leonard
Keplineer Of waxahachie. Mrs. Bur.
ton Prince OF waxahachie. Mr.
Thomas OF Corsicana. The groom
is a prominent citizen Of Corsscana'
being in the grain business there
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry LETT "Wednesday
for San Antonio and Austin and viii
90 to New Orleans before they 81
to Corsicana. their future home
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Mrs. r. r. Crisler and Miss Vera
crisler entertained with one O'Clock
luncheon yesterday. honoring Mr..
and Mrs. X. s. walker Of Dallas.
The central attraction for the table
was crystal basket filled with dark
red zenias and foliage. Covers wore
laid for six, and an elegant luncheon
was served In the afternoon guests
were entertained by Miss crisleT,
whose talent in music was exhibited
lin a. number Of classical piano Sc
Ilections.
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City Federation Meets.

The City Federation of Women S
Clubs met Wednesday afternoon at
Sims Library. The special purpose
OF the meeting was to discuss the
proposed hot lunches for the school
children. No denfiite decision was
the result, hut a committee OF three
was appointed to further inyesti-
gate the feasibility OF the plan. A
good representation OF the official
board was present.
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Going to Floydada.

Mrs. c. G. Jenkins and children
have gone TO Floydada whare Mrs.
jenkins will Join her husband and
where they win make their future
home. We are sorry to lose, such
good and kind friends and neigh
bors. Mr.. Jenkins went to West
Texas two weeks ago. accompanied
by his brother-in-law Clarence
Woodall, Mr., Jenkins goins to
make his home, MIR. Woodail for
sight seeing and pleasure. We
wish them good luck and prosperity
in their new home.
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Music Club Meets.

Mrs. Ernest Hines proved an able
leader for the Waxahachie Music
club at their regular meeting yes
terday afternoon. Legends IN Music
made a very interesting lesson. Mrs.
Roland Harrison gave brilliant
number from Shubert Miss Marie
Smith rendered Shubert's Sere-
made. Mrs. T. n Herring and Mrs.
Erling Holland were received as
new members of the club. The
members expressed themselves as
being very much interested in the
Reed Miller concert, coming Mon
day night to Trinity University.
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Friday Night Club Meets.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Spencer were
at home TO the Friday Night Club
on Tuesday of this week. Beautiful
flowers made the reception suite at
tractive La France roses were used
in the guest room. The dining
room had nasturtiums and cosmos
Chrysanthemums were used in the
hall. Refreshments of salad, sand
wiches, punch and cake were serv-
ed. All the club members we're
present.
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surprise Party.

on Tnesdnv. Oct gath. az TO
O'Clock hosi of friends aud rein-
fit.s gathered 1f ihe beautiful
farm home of Nr willis Parish
Livery one carried u big uosl iuA
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H|ilrt~y
,our-year- old dargh-
I'm Younsblood, Mr7'
,.,sod entertained WE'VE
Thursday afternoon e
1. soue on Ferris avenue.
acre played by Lappy
!, tbe diaing room .iie
nas adorned the ' ,,,'n,
s,,cd candies. symbo''zea
IT, Of life of Flora Nell
4 Cream cones were
Iuljs Rushing, Margaret
81 Fleta youngblood-
/. .are Mary Margaret
| Lillian Dorsey, Holland
| lula, Jack and DICK
|o,Ila katherine. George
En- clark. Ed Ray. Tor
\. savless, Roy ami Fleta
II
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Complimentary luncheon.

Honoring Mrs. W. l.. Ackcr of Fort
Worth, Miss T. l.. Walker entertqir-
cd with an informal luncheon yeqscr-
day The table was centercd with
2 basket of American beauty roses.
Covers were laid for six.
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shakespeare Club.

n ior Shakespeare club No
flerization of Menenius and
-ars. Hines.
fter sketch Of coriolanus.-
PIE.
ns Mrs. Peters.
Mrs. Parnell.
Y Is the climax Of the play ,
you think corioianus' ban
vas Just?
~ out the character corio-
llSits in scene /.
~ striking words does he
= Inc close Of the scene ].
consistency With his char
10 the tribunes feel as to
e'' Of their policy?
n do they feel in the pres
Volumnia?
|nnia2 '''''''
4. r. Is the dramatic purpose Of
pS make?
. viii YOU reconcile this
! |, nobility Of his character?
\ q, sou think he had this ia
y 1sn he left Romeo
rn', is the purpose of the
VI scene y.
,""' reason does Coriolanns
'""u' Tor joining him against
!, account altogether q
Comment on this.
Wv Wv Is he received by Auadi-
'A' on the conversation
i 'eT'aH's that eosclado
TIE substance OF scene
!. the acting OF the
.''h THAI OF ,he tribunes.
~ chance has taken place
''''' oi Anndiun toward
- 's Annalu, anai,... or
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been the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Mary B. Ackley.
Mrs. Crayton. a representative OF
Hollands Magazine. was the guest
OF her friend. Mrs Edward F. Phil
lips, on Brown street. Tuesday.
Mrs. Crayton organized club among
the ladies aid society of the Chris
tan church. who will take subscrip-
tons forsHolland's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stark Ken
meth and Gladwin Stark from Pla-
no, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thompson
and daughter from Howe, Mrs. Err
nest Fields and son from Roswell,
In. NJ, Arrah Martha Stark from
Dallas were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Harding for lunch Sum
day.
Assignment for Bible Club.
Study IL. David. THE Man
After Gods Own Heart
Scripture: | Sam. 1-22; | Chron
Ills. Selected Psalms. See text.
/. Study, THE Song Of the
Bow. What is the key-noteo
2. Do you find in Davii': la
ment any feeling of revenge at the
death of his prosecutor? See Psalm
III. What comes in to repel the
insinuations of the temple?
3. When David took the throne
at Hebron. what were his thoughts
and plans for himself and his min
listers?
4. Was David a man who sought
divine guidance and waited for di-
vine direction? What portion of II
Samuel shows this?
s. What was the nature of the
message sent to the men of Jabesh-
Gilead? Did Dayid's lamentation
over Abner have any political bear
|ingg What revelation Of character
in David is given in 4.9-11? In
connection with this read again
Psalm 101.
O. What reasons are given in
the combined accounts I'll Samuel
and l Chronicles) for the choice of
David as king over Israel, Was the
choice of David unanimous? At
what place was he made king? Lo-
cate on map. Describe the corona
ton. (See Chron. 12.23-40).
Note expressions. mighty men OF
valor.' famous men in their faith
er's houses. men that had under
standing of the tines were not
OF double heart, s'men of war
came with perfect lcart. :"
"all the rest were of one
heart TO make David king. and
there was joy in Israel"
Z. Where was David's capital
city first, Over what tribe did he
reign theree For how long a time?
Give an account of the capture OF
Jerusalem. How long did David
reign at jerusalem Over how much
territory?
s. What do You think of David's
management OF men? II Sam. 23.s-
80. Give the names of some of his
mighty men and relate some OF
their exploits.
y. What two things did David
perceive? ii Sam. SLY. VIVA. was
the most Distinguishing peculiarity
OF David AS King
10. Where was the ark during
the reign of Saul: What were
Gods directions regarding the
moving of the ark How did David
attempt To bring il up To Jerusa-
lem, With what results What ef-
feet would this severe stroke upun
the first violation % the law likely
produce upon David and the pso-
Pile Memorize Heb. ie.2s.
IA. Read the account of IN. rs-
mo'ai OF the ark from the house OF
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Mrs. J. Lea Cannon. who spent
he summer In Colorado. has ref-,rr-
ed home. Mrs. Cannon Genre To
Canyon city about the middle OF
september. aud since that lime aas