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The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
On the nxau of the Tro
BOY SCOUTS 'i No.
TROOP NO. p
By nxRNAnD Lxr,.

ny DE4NARD LEWIS.
AZ our troop meeting on Tuesday
last we praeticed drilling and put
through some new movements The
troop WAS divided Into two dtvisions.
The nrst division met TO form . troop
council Onicers were elected for
the council and several actions were
taken. which We hope will be Of
csnent 70 the troop.
The second division met for nfs
practice under the direction OF the
scoutmAster. Mr.. Lswts
On Thursday OF the Easter vaca-
IN the troop vent on . AXE to
Fdrds farm. The day was cloudy.
but 70 ala not rain. After . bark
'1sAu-to- had been constructed with
the q ID OF pen-kuffs and three pairs
% hands, all hands enjoyed q dinner.
rookeSt tmore or less) over . big
Two boys were then se-
lectsd 4 o be the hares In q s-hare-and-
hound chase. A great deal OF papsr
had bean cut for the purpose and
The hare>r scattered this for q trail
After an \>xciting chase and the wet
ting OF Numerous feet (which were
soon drfeA before the nrel the hares
wer captwNd while hiding under an
creek bank. whs, va,
eff OF thu food In the camp vas
deVfpured and the scouts
started home<'or more.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
DETROIT NEwSBOY'S
ASSOCIATION.
Be.js..is Barracks. edftsr, sisse,
Desnbssa, ssfsssrt.

Besjsnis Bsr.~k. edftsrt siSsey
Berubsun, assistant.
The weekly meeting % the News
boys association was held on sunday
evening. AErii n. at the new Teie-
graph building In the absence Of
President John l. Dexter, ". 3 Earle.
vice president OF the association. took
the chair.
The meeting was opened with. IN.
usual Demonstrated. after which
song was sung BY little Dave Bar
nett accompanied BY his brother
Fuby, which was enjoyed by all
"A recttation was given by an OLD
time newsboy. George Barris. and
"Scabby- Jake Cohen delivered an
excellent speech In regards to the
newsboys interests.
A vocal solo was given by Mrs. r
" Knox. accompanied BIZ Mrs
Hedges Although they never met
each other. they aid their work as n
having practiced together for about
: month Mrs Hedges left the n,ss.s
Ing early on account OF her daugh-
ters Illness. The association en-
presses Its deepest regret and SYM
pathy for little Florence. who ~ a
splendid vocalist and IN liked BY
everyone ri the association.
ARTHUR u Covert. lawyer gave A
splendid talk on DIFFERENTIATION .
Mr. Covert IL one % Detroit's oldest
Attorney and there ~ no doubt Of
his making n hit
The association has many SUNRISE.
ahead Of them
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
TROOP NO. 81.


As Frank Watt has bean elected as
patrol leader OF the nrst patrol. Jared
Wells will now act ~ ouArtermAster.
We expect 20 have our new troop
numbers. for which we have sent
away TO New York. at the next meet
ing.
spirited Of late the second and nfth
patrols lighting close behind. In the
fnuTvttuEt Etandiux Robert RetA-sail
is ahead and George Gray close be-
hind
Our drilling v stiii Improving. and
at our meeting Thursday night sew
erai boys received additional merits
We also had n nrst-aid contest be-
tween the hrst and Attn patrols. and
after that We went on a little hike
that lasted until s;io. when the boys
went home.
Several ot the boys in the troop
have been dropped because they have
been absent Tor three successive meet
inEs
There have been quite a few april
cations sent IN from our troop. arr
we hope thar none OF them funk"
Next Saturday We are 10 have n
hike" which will be planned and
arranged BY the patrol leaders alone.
without the scoutmasters having n
word 20 say about n
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
FAIRGROUNDS
WITHOUT LEADERS
OF LITTLE USE

Detroit has practically no facilities
1or taking care Of school children
outeidc OF school hours.
.otatement IA being only the truth.
ond which they know II the truth.
l1er and then only win this condi-
<l2n Re remedied-
s.;ons and healthy a. ven a. ss sn.
11ncated children, than she must
11)nR pressure 20 bear on the Officials
~ho are totally deaf 20 the pisadings
shs sa sdy rec,. r % NOR: pl.ysrcsnds
ss only must y. city and the Of
fle1aIs recognise the fact THAI more
sSes sss m. sfe u snsiP.%s,s,ss,s e.
8 % ne ss solemn truth sh H', ~is nsn:
21ey leaders the piAygrounAs are not
llEe race horsss who could win rscss
n' the cisss1 ssssS ~ S..d hs men rss .
<ake care OF them. TO Gee that the
ssow the ckiidrsS Just what things
ss s y m wses s.srsis % q ss names
NJ Our Fairgrounds have been fsr the
moef part q failure In the months
fc11owinR the summer vacations. and
then IN ss. ~ ssSy .sos' =, q 9 zoe;
0Ioyed during the ten weeks Of sum
- vsssti %. arr ~, rsmsvsd 5rsm !, MT 81
\, -ss rec :ssssaIy :o:,s
M summer vacet!on and nov, Thsy
&o@e been closed beceuss Of 1Aek
sss e Ss s ss' s sissss
I'D rifr'e purne- syringe - tkhtiy
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14


The LIIlIbridgs school Alumni as
Souss Tus.day evening last. They
decided TO give banaue; At the Il
Hot TIA ylor- W oolf.nden cafe. We'd
resday evening. April u The asso-
citation has Invited the June aag
are all very much pleased. Judge
Lakewood and Or. Chadsey. superin-
tendent OF Detroit schools. are 70 ne
the guests OF the evening ana re-
spond 20 toasts Members % the
alumni are 20 take part in the music
and speaking and a hne time IL ar
ranged for all that attend
CLIFFORD Currie. who has been tray
cling in the west returned hone ~;
Tuesday and told ~ some interest.
tt.g things about his travels. An
were glad TO see Clifford again.
Edward Camoneii entered the BIS
Rowena Fremont has returned 10
school, after being out for some time
on account Of her mothers iiiness
Evsryone seems 10 have enjoyed the
Easter vacation very much.
The portable has q new teacher.
Miss Fisrence Ralmoni. who takes
Miss Bliesners place.
wilbur Harrington entered the b.
Monday. April S He came from a
Port Huron school
spent her Easter vacation at Lapeer.
Mich.
Howard HoiIenbeck. from the Hsr-
rfs ertered room r last week.
Mr Morgan. teacher OF room J.
spent his vacation In Boston.
The editors extend their sympathy
10 Howard Turner. editor OF room q.
whose baby brother died April 2.
Miss Lankton. hfth grade teacher.
spent the vacation IN Lansing.
The editors are still talking about
the good time they had when they
visited The Times
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
CHIEF EDITOR
MANCHESTER'S
'.SUCCOR- GAME

During the spring vacation VII
liam c. Manchester. Jr. edltor-in-
chief at the Hubbard school. sent
over 80 postal cards 10 the editors
Of the school department. asking -
they would collect matted or evapo-
rated milk 10 send the Belgians. The
card Was AZ follows.
Huttard school has no soccer team.
hut VIII you Join our "succor" game.
and collect as much evaporated milk
as ron can. 10 send the starving Bel
gian babies One can will feed I
baby for a day. The food ship sails
In May Let US help
IL all the school do as well as tire
Hubbard. there will be about six aud
Q half tons % milk. witch would care
for 1t.fes babies for day
sevsrai schools have agreed 10 play
the eanss
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
TROOP Ne. 81.

Twelve exaInfnA tion applications
were given our az the last meeting
for all scouts who wished 10 take
the second sykA mtnation-
The teams for the Nsrious events to
take place Field day viii be picked
a. the next meeting.
The troop was drfued By Walter
nenstaedi. patrol ieades OF Eagle pa
troll. at the last nieetin = and he acts
rs very good drtlima afer.
The troop planned TO take q hike"
Saturday for the benefit of the scouts
who wished to become sScond -ciass.
but as q rsined "a was postponed IN
I'll next Saturday.
Tn. Kerckeval theater issrunning q
very interesting nicture every Tues
day. Tho Black Box
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
WEBSTER SCHOOL

EditsrfsI sts6-Chs~f, wsvtt. Cr~~-,
ss-sstsst ~hief Helen Hssevts, az
socfates. Helen NesreIbsrger. L>s-
ter Meros. Earl Pssswsters. 10
Sch Lestiy. Frssces Beysser. Hsr-
old smeeds. Collier ssffh. Helen
kysev. Gesrne stefshvs~kev. D~s-
vert sixvy.
The Ladies' Ala society Of the Mos
siah Lutheran church. on the corner
OF the West Grand Boulevard and To-
ledo avenue. held a successful Easter
sale on April 8
While Mrs. John Beyster. OF 777
Nineteenth-st-. was spending 'satur.
day and Sunday ~ their summer
home At Sylvan lake. she very IN
fortunately ran q nail In her foot
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
LITTLE STORIESFOR BEDTIME.
Shadow Passes Over the Smiling Pool

4, froxs and old Mr.. Toad were pour
| Ing out their giadness as IL they
had not been singing most OF th'
departed day. You see. Il Nwns ths
hour they love best OF all. DE houl
which seems TO them Just made foi
singing. and they were doing theil
best TO tell Old Mother Natura ho~
they love her and how glad they
were that she bad brought eNch
sweet Mistress Spring To waksr
them from their long sleep.
Il was 90 peaceful spd beautiful
there that u didn't seem pos
sible that danger OF any kind could
be lurking near. But Old Mr.. Toad.
swelling out that queer music bag
in his throat and singing With all
his might, never once forgot that
wise saying OF his. and 50 he was
the nrst TO see what looked Nike
nothing 50 much rs little detached
bit OF the biackness OF the Green
Forest floating cut toward the SmiI
lnS LOots An>sAntAy hN otetkNN 800
ing. Now. that was a signal When
he stopped singing his nearest neigh
Dor stopped singing. then the next
one and the merit and In q minute
there wasn't q sound from the Smff
ing Pool. save the squeak OF Jerry
Muskrat. hidden among the bull
rushes. That great chorus stopped
as abruptly as the electric lights 80
out when you press . button
Back and forth over the Smiling
Pool. this way snd that way, foat-
I'd the shadow, but there was no
sign OF any living thing in the Smii
ing Pool. After awhile the shadow
ioated away over the Green Mead
ows without sound.
-Hooty the Owl didn't get one OF
us that time" said Old Mr.. Toad 10
his nearest neighbor with q chuckle
Of satisfaction. Then he swelled out
his music bag and began to sing
again. And at once. as abruptly as
Il had stopped. the great chorus be
gan again. as joyous as before, for
aothing had happened TO bring sad
ness, as might have happened but
for the watchfuiness OF Old Mr..
Toad.
Next story-old Mr.. Toads Ba-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Blu JuDeniIe
Journalists
Troop
News and
Notes
TROOP NO. -

ny WALTER N WOLF.
Because OF the rain, the postponed
hike VAS abandoned.
No meeting was held last Saturday
because OF a vaudeville show which
WAS held az the high school
The editor highly enjoyed seeing
the black Box" which IL being play
cd every Tuesday night at the Ksr-
chsvai theater, on Kerchevai. between
Van Dyke and ssyburn-Aves.
Jack Campbell patrol leader OF the
Golden Eagle patrol. has q wireless
set. and be ssnds and receives mes
saGes daily.
fatrol Leader Jack Campbell and
Assistant Patrol Leader Alonso Allen
passed everything In their nrst-ciass
examination except cooking. that be-
inE on account Of the rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
~ THORNTON w. BURGESS,
(Copyright. 1918. BY J. O. LloydD
Here's what Mr.. Toad says,
Heed a well, my dear.
Time TO watch for clouds 10
when the sky Is clear"

II
| He says that that r. the reason
that he lives 70 good old age. does
Old Mr.. Toad. suppose he means
that when the sky Is cloudy every
body II looking for rain and Is pre-
pared for II. but when the sun IL
aiming most people forget that
there Is such thing as a storm.
so when II comes suddenly very few
are prepared to- II. II Is the same
way with danger and trouble. So
Old Mr.. Toad very wisely watches
out when there seems TO be the least
need OF IL. and be nnds Il always
pays.
IL was a beautiful sprins evening
Over back OF tie Purple Hills TO
which Old Mother West Wind bad
taken her children. the Merry Little
Breazes, and behind which Jolly.
round. red Mr.. Sun had gone to bed.
there was still q faint clear hight.
But over the Green Meadows and
the Smiling Pool the shadows had
drawn . curtain OF soft dusk. which
In the Green Forest became black
The little sta-s looked down from
the sky and twinkled. Just to see
their reflections twinkle back at
them from the Smiling Pool. And
there and all around II was perfect
peace. Jerry Muskrat swan back
and forth. making little silver lines
over the surface OF the Smiling Pool.
and squeaking contentedly. for IL
was the hour which he loves best.
Little Fried the Song Sparrow had
tucked his head under his wing and
zone TO sleep among the aiders along
The Laughing Brook and Redving
the Biackbird had done the same
thing among the bulrushes. All the
songsters that had made
joyous the bright day had gone TO
bed.
But this did not mean that the
glad spring chorus was silent. oh.
my. no. No, indeed. The Green
Meadows we're silent and the Green
Forest was silent. but. as IL TO make
up for this. the sweet singers Of the
Pool. the hyias and the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Young Lawyer Chavfng passed his
eJaminationp-wsli, I'm glad it's
over. rye been working TO death
the last few years trying TO com
pete my legal education.
Old IAwyer--Cheer up. my boy:
It'll be . long time before you have
any more work TO do.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
We'll Taken Care on.

MY brother IL not 30 bad on. He
f. interned in one OF the enemy's
towns. They won't release him un
less he promises not 20 Eight"
''WeiI1v
"of course he won't PROMISE
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Operated by two men. machine
Invented by q Chicago hotel steward
VIII wash and dry more than $4,000
dishes In an hour.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

actually Of less Importance than the
plAygrounds and their maintenance
y Detroit still has a chance TO re-
cefve enough money 10 run the play
grounds right The estimassrs are
soon 10 vote on the various approT
rrtations for the departments for the
hscsi year fsls-ls
| Get In touch with these men and
1ght TO have the rights OF the school
tchildren recognized
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL

EAIasrsaf ssaA-Chsef. n GiaAas~ss
BeefhS secretary, Ner1an MeCSe-
ns<ks sscs~fy eAtter. Rosemary
BruegHeaans.
The picture here with Is OF Miss
Betsy EVANS President OF Mt. Vernon
house. Miss Evans "a an extremely
bright student and has proved that
the girls made a wise choice in eject
ting her TO the dignined office OF
president
The long anticipated Mother Goose
Party" TO be given by Mt Vernon
will come off Friday afternoon. dur
ing the social hour. Those who at
tend are requested TO dress in the
fantastic costumes Of one % the
Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme char
aeters
me EIee club Is reported 10 have
been doing creditabic work Owing
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

More than 5000 ships pass
through the suez canal In a year.
representing more than 10000, 900
tons OF shipping.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14


Miss Edith Gallagher. tescher OF
room ". f. seriously ~ In Grace hos
pitai The principal teachers and
pupils of room a expressed their
sympathy by 'endsss - sses
The pupils Of room A had cram
inafion on Tuesday and "wednesday. :.
Many pupils are receiving ones
In oral hygiene on thsir report cards,
The athletic managers have sent In
their second report.
Miss Mayworn. assistant supervisor
Of music, visited the Dvyer school
Thursday.
Thornton waterfall. one Of our a..
eocfate editors. expects 10 move 10
KiplIng-ave. soon. We regret that
Thornton IL leaving our school. for
he has been one OF our best boys
and workers
Rooms e and A hsd no tardy marks
the past week.
our playground is in good condi-
ton now and our pupils are greatly
enjoying tho games played there.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
~; =! 8 s sSsSS H.
psnp AT. WIFI NV

Fer CIeveIans. Pittsburgh snl al
points sesth ssd east, leave daily
1915 y. m. Fare TO Cleveland, s1as;
wsek-s.a Ere.r.ies Every sstus-
Aay---Cleveiand. tz50: round trip for
transportation, returning In time Tor
business Monday.
berth. iicc: lover berth. $50; whole
TiCKET oFYICEs - Third ave.
wharf. 1S7 weedwsrd ave. tMstestis
BIag.D, % Fort ~. west.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
AcfiDifies in
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

49, N~AS 1<ASNs
when men like Hon. Henry r
Retfsugiil. editor OF the Moderator
Ioplcs. Journal devoted 10 the In
tcTests Of teachers, and candidats
~ governor OF Michigan On the
Ryogrcssivs uckct. places his per
conal snd editorial stamp OF ap
prevail on the Times and its policies,
Ire record 10 about complete. and
little more testimony need b taken.
y you failed TO read the editorial
reproduced from the Moderator'
Topics In Saturdays Times. then
1ook up that Issue and read r.
The Camp Fire Girls intended civ
ing IN open council nre- at the y.
w c. A. gymnasium, Wednesday
evcning, but owing TO unsafisfactory
cpnditions the program has been
postpoped one week. Those inter
ostsd IN the work OF the Camp Fire
Girls are cordially invited to b
Dscsent AZ their council IRE Wed
nesday evening. April u, At :
O'Clock.
CIipVert school editors call atten-
(ion to- the danger Of dumping gar
bare aud other refuse near the
school building. and va hope the
/ oDmmiss toner's win take dine notice
md stop the nuisance.
a
The LITTLE fellows at Clay school
are cnergstically planting flower
seed and watching them grow
Much Interest 10 being taken In
lhe Junior Civic league movement ct
Campbell school and ven bet high
HAT nothing Will be ovsriooked a
K campbsll In carrying out the
Dlnns Of civic improvement
Jay Collins. pitcher On the Coium-
. Nm school baseball team. struck
out - bstters IN two games played
q one week.
u Aleer school editors have q very
10y IittIs story n AGDnday's items
about the Japanese garden in room
B The chief editor ct Brownsoa
ockool Harold Scott. has bssn quite
N, but n lsgain -on ~ ~. : mucA
~ The DELIGHT of. his apsoc1ates,
DroUnson has rssponded chsorfnlly
~ Ne call o. Hubbard schooI edl
1I1rs, and VIII pIsy TIE gsans q .sue-
eet~ Tor BELGIUM babes With inter
Washington school EDITORS write
Z 1oot interestingly of thsir ,trip
1ksough the Times Once IN Mon
16ys items. ana refer 10 -the nsws-
CoDer that sveEyuns = f1nd q rsad-
Williams school has . newcomb
1csgue Of six teams.
Read the Junior Civic League
Cry- In the items nom Russell
ocAool. Monday.
Garfield had its hrst represents
don IN the School Department Mon
~. and the charm Of the flrst Loo
~ items indicates that Garfield n
not the only loser because of %
lnee . start Albert Hunter n edi-
torIn-chief, Arthur Rothman assist
mt chief, and Anna Green society
etltor. with Others TO Do selected
1o1er.
The Doty graduating class has Sc
lected oficers ana coiors. and win
- quite busy from now on.
Room d AZ Houghton had Q per
. feet attendance the Monday follow
ING spring vacation. no one being
absent or tardy.
MARI school editors think the
boseball team viii BE- heard or at
The top Of the heap more often than
The bottom.
Northwestern high editors are
uaking a hit by publishins the pic-
lures OF the presidents Of the vari-
ore houses. especially the Girl presi
dents.
PLAYGRoUNDs
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
IauntIna Her.

Wife, read the other day that
the sirsne has a tongue Is inches
long.
Husbsnd--Aren't you jealousi
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
LILLIBRIDGE SCHOOL

FstserssI sfsG-ChS~f. Reub~p Apte-
t>rf s.-s~f-s~.. I~tds srstuss~s.
David Levine. Ab< Mess<n9er.
Hsirh swrvtheaths sporttaG eat-
tor. Hs~yy Wanxernan.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
DIVER SCHOOL

Waterfall sssa--Chsef. vernsrd RtggsI
associates. John Dswssn. Jshs
Rect. sadie Ceyhe. Fisrsnee 6ss-
he. Lsenslas Wufis9s. Thsrnfep
waterfall. Josephine Nsvhns.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
GIRL PIONEERS.
NJ LILLIAN sCHNEcKExprReEp.
| OHIOIE GROgP

=
oRIoLE GROCP.
As Band : L. now starting ,hefr
hrst class requirements we will be
given lectures az our regular meet
fnEs In few weeks
Several have successfully passed the
second-class requirements
urday
At the entertainment after Tn. sun
per. Friday night at o'clock. then
VII be seven nations represented
We are making plans for orr sum
rner camp north OF San souci. on IN.
Canadian shore OF Lake 81 Clair.
from July rs TO Aug s.
~ orr last meeting Erma Pueftner
vas eiectsd our permanent treas
A new member va. admitted into
the group AZ our last meeting.
EsGie Group.
The Eagle group consists OF ten
nsmosrs who are nearly all second
AIice Mcdonald. Lucille spunr. Mar.
Ion ROCKWELL Saiiie Brennan ana
GLADYS Macarthur are working hard
on their nrrt -ciars tests
SIGNALLING and hrst aid will soon n.
started In our hand.
Over ten dollars was made AZ cur
home-msde cake and candy sale.
---
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Next story-old Mr.. Toads Ba
bies.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Northwestern high editors are
uaking hit by publishins the pic-
lures OF the presidents Of the vari-
ore houses. especially the giri presi-
dents.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

MARI school editors think the
baseball team viii BE- heard OF at
the top Of the heap more often than
The bottom.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Clippert school editors call atten-
(ion To- the danger Of dumping gar.
bage apd other refuse near the
school building. and We hope the
cpnmisst toner's win take dine notice
And stop the nuisance.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

The LITTLE fellows at Clay school
are cnergttically planting flower
seed and watching them grow
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Jay Collins, pitcher On the Coium
Nm school baseball team. strucl
ont - bstters IN two games played
u one week.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Alger school editors have Q very
Dsotty IittIs story n MOnday's items
a6out the Japanese garden in room
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Much interest 10 being taken In
the Junior Civic league movement at
Campbell school and ven bet high
That nothing Will be ovsriooked q
campbsll in carrying out the
Dlans OF civic improvement
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

The Camp Fire Girls intended civ
ms m open council Gre n the Y,
~. c. A, gymnasium, "Wednesday
evcning, but owing TO unsatisfactory
cpnditions the program has been
postponed one week. Those inter
ostsd IN the work OF TIE Camp Fire
0iris are cordially Invited to b
Dresent Al their council Gre" Wed
nesday evening. April u, At .
O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Read the Junior Civic League
Cry- In the items nom Russell
ecAeol. Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Room ID st Houghton had Q per-
feet attendance the Monday follow
Inc spring vacation no one being
absent or tardy.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

ne chief editor at Brownson
echooa Harold Scott has bssn quite
n, but isssgain -on Ia -. : much
- The DELIGHT OF. his apsoc1ates.
DroWnson has rssponded cAsorfnlly
~ Ne call q Hubbard school Ell
1I1rs. and viii play TIE gene q .,sue
~ Tor Belsium babies With inter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-06
UNivERSALIST CHURCH
Holds It's Annual Parish Supper and
Business Meeting.

The annual parish supper and business
meeting of the Winthrop street Univer-
salist church was held Monday evening
at the church vestry with large at
tendance, about 175 members Of the par
fish being present. A delicious repast
was served by ladies of the Murray AL
lance. after which the businesses of the
church was transacted.
p. S. Mooney served as moderator Of
the meeting. The following officers Of
the church were elected for the ensuing
year: Trustees-Charles F. Flynt and
George Vickery (re-elected,, Andrew d.
Ward, eelcted for 3 years; treasurer,
Willis E. Swift; clerk, B. F. Newman;
collector, Elmer E. Parkman.
Much credit is due the ladies of the
committee from the Murray Alliance for
the delicious supper which they served.
The chairfan of the committee was Mrs.
c. S. Pettingill