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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13
[ Cut a Lot of
ICE

This is to notify the vicinity of Bing-
vile and surrounding neighborhood
that 1 am prepared to cut your ice
for you this winter and store it in your
icehouse for you providing you haven't
already did SO yourselves. If it had of
occurred to me sooner that I could
make the extra dollar by cutting ice
for people, would have went into this
business long before this, but it didn't
occur to me sooner, so | will go into
the business now. Some folks cut ice
and some don't, being as some has
putting up your own ice when I will do
il for you at what consider a reason
able price. l will not only cut your
ice, but I will draw it to your ice
house and stack it up in the same sur
rounding it by sawdust, SO that il will
keep all through next SUMNER
hope. What is nicer in summer than
to have cold water to drink, or ice
cream or Lemonade with ice in it. OF
course, you wouldn't want anything like
that now, being as the very thort of it
makes you shiver until your teeth
rattle, but next summer when the ther-
stands o5 in the sun you'll be
sorry you amt got no ice. For term.
Of ice put in, see me at onct.
Yours for ice-makinr,
BINGvILLE. ENos SAWYER
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A Rival Pome Writer to
Sally HOSkinS

We have 1ernt incidentally & axident-
ally that Miss Sally Hoskins of Bing-
vile, who has became very Janus in
this naberhood by the beautiful PONIES
which she has wrote on various sub
jeckts some of which has even apeard
in the co seat papers as we'll as in the
Bugle to which she owes most of her
notoriety as a pome writer, has rival
& compeetitur in the pome writing line
in the person of Miss Lilly White, a
very talented yung lady from the vii
1age of Hardscrabb1e seven miles west
of Bingville q.
Only last wk. Miss White had pone
she wrote apear in the Hardscrabble
Banner enfield, ooh, Why Don't My
Love Come Tonite?" 1t was a very
good pome indeed, but we don't think
it is quite up to Sally Hoskins mark as
pome writer Even if it was, the
Hardscrabb1e Banner is turrible poor
mejium for Miss Lilly ever to hope to
secure fame and notoriety through.
If Lilly White ever expeckts to be-
come KnOWQ TO the WOrIQ as a writer
of poetry through the Hardscrabble
Banner, whose circulation amt moren
rs copies per wk. and most of EN- dead
beets at that, she'll be turrible disap-
pinted.
We would sujiest to Lilly that if
she desires to win the 1aurels of suck
sess that she ort to send us her PONIES
and let US print EN- in the Bugle where
they will reach over 800 subscribers
and be read by probly over 1000 souls,
being as we calkilate every copy of the |
Bugle is borried and passed from one
to another until it is wore out. Mean |
folks does this to keep from having to |
pay for the Bugle theirselfs, and if this |
wassent the case we would have twice |
as menny subscribers as we now have,
and would be rich beyant the fondest |
dreams of avarice.
Think this over, Lilly, and send us
a pome or two to help fill up. We per-
SOON that when you wrote that pome
ooh Why Don't My Love Come To- /
nite?" you was referring to Sam, who
we understand has been keeoin COM
oany with you for menny yrs. We don't
know why he diddent co1ne--praps Sam
has affinity sonewheres.
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got back-there was nothing left In the

got back-there was nothing left In the
jug.
Widow Henderson's face is all swelled
up with neuralgia in it till you wouldn't
scarcely know her, she looks so corpu-
lent.
John Williams borrowed your cor
respondents Bugle last week which he
read with much interest. John thinks
he may subscribe for the Bugle two
or three years hence if some skeems
he's got on his hands now turns out
we'll
We find that news is very scairce this
wk. Nobody is stirring round much in
this vicinity owing to the extreme frig-
idity of the weather. UNO.
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SORROW HOLLOW.

Izrea1 Gooilin had his old cow Spot
to step en- his foot while milking her
tother ev'g., which made L so mad
that soon as she stepped off he kicked
at her with all his might and missed
her but hit three-gallon pail of milk
which was a total loss.
Mel Jones and Nose bingham driv
to the county seat last Satterday on
business and pleasure. We do not know
how much business they transacted. bur
they must of had good deal OF pleas
ure by the way they acted when they
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late at night his own bull dog won't
let him set foot inside the front yard
several times he has had to sleep all
night at a nabor's.
Slime Watkins amt cut his ice yet,
and Slime now says he don't think he
will because if it remains this cold he
don't ca1kilate he'll ever need ice. Sine
is one of them kind of people who
can't see any further ahead than their
nose, and he won't realize how much he
needs ice until next summer when the
thermometer is o5 in the shade
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Jed Peters Getting Along
Fine

Tother day we happend to meet on
the st. Jed Peters, ouT intelligent teach
Ell OF the Bingville schools for menny
yrs. past and we askt Jed how his
school was progressing,
Jed told US that the skollers was get
ting along as well as he could nacherly
expeckt, being as he only has had nine
skollers all told and the great majority
of them don't seem to have skeercely
emmy signs of huming intelligents.
Jed says its turrible discurridgin work
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LOVE VERSUS LOVING

with all the discussion the
and the
the o
view marked by o
a or e ery home
and h the shrng for
October bride
erandlng OF married happiness who
NE says
You won find the difference the dictionary live it Love
mg and controlling the emotions and finally happiness
expresses itself service not words passionate
mo" had served only to command be pd In loving served because
on mani mar
red putting the
the a o
I'VE differences like
Neither perfect The 5 bot the of
holding the in hea dof
bubble e
All this and included in the the
recognize that manifestations
you woman who would have o
of his
home and the guardian o
Possibly Of and
The increased confidence humanity
today and all the tomoTows of life
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Social Clubs

The Kenslngton club was enter
tained Wednesday hy Mrs J. v. Prlg.
more. In guessing contest the favor
was presented To Mrs, l. e. Chasleen.
aud the hostess received the club
plate, II was decided that the club
give Christmas grab.box December
10 at the home Of Mrs. W NJ Wallace.
The next meeting will he IN two weeks
with Mrs Alvin Rucker at 1888 West
Eighth street.
Mrs r. NJ Milan was hostess Wed.
nesday to the meeting of the Oak Park
Embroidery club, Mrs W. Boone be
Ing an invited guest. Mrs, Jesse Mich
OILS took high honors In a clever con.
test, and Mrs. Boone received the con,
ISOLATION favor Mrs. Milan was a.
sisted IN serving luncheon by Mrs
Nichols and Mrs. Verne Pendergast
Plans were discussed for Christina,
party, and the meeting next wednes
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Gard Table

Mrs. ]. II Davis had with the mem
bers of the Isis Bridge club Wedne'-
day, Mines T. VI Snrdeker, y. ).
Sherman. Jr, T. II Howard, G. T.
Lockwood and Frank Shearer High
scores were made b, Mines Shearer
and Mrs. l.. e. Jenkins The club
has arranged to meet nt one o'clock
hereafter for luncheon before the
game IL begun The meeting next
Wednesday, viii be- with Mrs. John
Hope
The members " the Old COLONY
BTilge club Joined In Il happy discus
sion Of plans for Halloween party at
the home ~ Mrs II = Mslteisen
Thursday This event viii be- given
.Hallowe'eve at the home " MIR and
Mrs. Fred j. Iushy High score Tor
the afternoon was made by Mrs II G.
Martin, who has invited the member,
10 meet with her In two weeks.
The Imperial Auction club held Il,
first regular meeting ~ the wear with
Mrs. VI H. Armstrong, aud completed
organization. The club will meet ou
alternate Wednesdays every fifll
meeting being social day with fuuI
OF the embers ~ hostesses Additional
guests of the afternoon were Mines
W H. Churchill, W A PEBBLES ant
Miss ROdman Thurman, ~ Spring
field, Ky. High score WAS made by
Mrs. Richard Byrd, who with be- host
ess 10 the club October -.
A new bridge club recently organ
lied will he known ~ the Royn
Bridge club, It's meetings to be ever,
Thursday The Officers ARE: presi
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Office Phone w. 4O19

of the club la u muuu"r uruNmuIlo
~ much amusement rrr,uu, ru lnu
trial, Mrs Russell g. Lowe. in. rr
tirlug president mnlc brief talk o'
appreciation ~ the cooperation Of iH.
members ~ the rluh durIus hrr term
uf office, ana resigned the lul r
Mrs Beverly Baker. who spoke with
enthusiasm anlicipntuy uf the work
NJ the year Light rcrrr,hmrur, ucr,
served nj the close NJ the ufirru.un
10y Mrs Nuwlin The regular vur.
of the club viii begin next MYuIa,
at the home ~ Mrs. Gus Eluou.
The Music department M >,ua-,
began its clcyerly planned program
on American composers "Wednesday ul
SorOsis hall with an entertaining pro.
gram on lndiH music, under the ruI
ership ~ Mrs. Ralph pumrulrr who
opened the session with o. m.. ou
"MusIcnl Legends Mrs i i Hanna
told Of the development " the .~ung
Form In America and was followed
by Mrs. e. B Crubhc with uu "luIIur
Music Sketch" Miss Ruth Su.hur,
gave Indian ROmnncr. b, KRUGER
and Mrs. H. H. Newman nn Indian
Love Song and Indian Flute CAM
by ThurlOw lirurnnrr Mr. purmrn
Ter rendered the "Hopi Indian Dance
by Gruun and Indian Suite n Lie
urance. Hnd Mrs l.. B Reid -nur
Troyers The Sun God Hud cad
mans Prom the Land ~ lhr Skl
/ Blue Water" Miss Pauline Robert,
gave on the piano From An Indian
/ Lodge" by MacDowcl. aud rhr pro
gram closed with au "ludmu Srre
made" given hy II quartet composed oI
Mines. A. l.. Sevcrln eileen rourmu,
T.. Il. Reid, aud Mae AIhrrt-on Tn,
next meeting will be- October -. II
Sorosis hall.
/ Summer Teminiscencr- N pleasure
/ past were given 10y the members %
! the Fortnightly Research club at IT.
meeting Wednesday with Mrs W. q
Burlington, the trips uf II, member
proving to have included Wide cir
Gle over all NJ the United States an,
Canada. Mrs Burlington serve,
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dainty refreshments at the close, and
The next meeting will he October ~
with Mrs L. W. Baker when the dis
cuSSiun win be- taken up " Who's
Who Among the Women uf Today"
The Authors club viii hold Its
meeting Tuesday evening ut : go
o'clock with Miss Bertu VI COombs
at I Dale avenue. Members will
please take notice Of the change OF
address.
The Domestic Science department
NJ Sorosis held its social meeting Fri.
day afternoon with Mrs C. T. VIII
llams. the home being attractlvely
decorated with autumn leaves and
berries. Additional guests of the AZ.
ternuuu were Mines. Julia A. VII.
llams, g. L. Green " Fort Worth aud
Miss Elsie Martin NJ Tampa, Kan
The afternoon was planned as an ok.
lahOma Day aud In two contests on
the name oklahoma fayors were
awarded tu Mrs T. r. HiCkam and
/ Mrs. Green collation. WAS served
" ANf AlNNf VI ANf NAltllNNHs lnf
marked feature VI which was that
the menu WAS one dlstiuctiyely " Ok
lahOma products. The club viii meet
In two weeks nj SOrusis hall
l Airs. y. X Nowlin was hostess tC
/ the Plerinn club Friday. Roll cal
/ was answered with current events
! and the lesson on four poets. Rud
( yard kipling, Thomas Hood, william
/ e. Bryant and James Whltrumh Riley
was led 10y Mrs Sarah True Mrs
A. w. Monroney was guest IN,
club viii meet October ~ with Mrs
I A. l.. Hoyt on East Euclid street
The members " the Twentieth
Century club enjoyed Music day win
Mrs ! II. Everest, with Mines. ]. A
Rcck, Ben. ,. Davis aud j. II Bolln
ger rs assisting hOstesses An inter
estlng program Un English composer
was opened by Mrs, Reck with n tall
on the composers and the society II
London known rs the National Su
ciety " Musical Therapeutics Mrs
Robert HoltEschue gave violin mum
hers Negro Love Song" by Colde
ridge TAYLOR and Loves Greeting.
by Elgar accompanied by Mrs. Johl
Frank Mrs. Bolinger sang Bezar
Flight Of Ages" and Lohr Love
Proving" Mrs. Davis read in her IN
imitahle negro dialect "uncle AbE<
on Dancing accompanied by Mines
Reck and Holtzschue, Airs. LAwrenc
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In the feminist movement rs Advo-
Gated by Middleton, and the solution
NJ all similar movements, Ii In the
development In woman Of those quail
ties which would M her to he a more
helpful companion, II finer mother,
aud better home maker.
The first meeting VI the City Fed
Grafton NJ Womens clubs was held
In the Carnegie library Thursday aft
ernuun Mrs. e. l.. Daugherty. the
new president. received an ovation,
led by the entire membership of her
club. the Swastika, who were IN at
tendance. aud presented her with a
handsome basket VI chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves II was voted to
endorse the movement OF the provi.
dent association for an Industrial
home. Delegates elected TO the state
Federation which meets In Nowata
were Mines Duugherty, II. n. lee. n
Coulter Todd aud r, A. Garrison. Mrs
Burt Hngrrrty ~ the Art league re
mrstpd the endorsement " the feder
ntion la bringing slides " cOntem
pnrnry American artists here for an
exhibition Ia be given the last Of Oc
tobpr In the high school. This viii
hr NJ great educational value, ant
teachers aud pupils viii he admitted
free. The next meeting ~ the feder
alton viii he November II.
The New Century club met Wednes
day In the library and begun the In
lercstnr study Of Russia under N,
leadership of Mrs. Newton Rover. VIII,
gave u we'll delivered address ON 9TH,
Slnv with Cs.' Mrs j. !. Vol,
brought ont many unknown items re-
rordlng the geographical and polItI
cal status " Greater Russia. Mar,
Antln. aud her famous hook "Th,
Promised Land" was the subject dis
cussed by Mrs. ]. NJ. Hlll. who voice,
the sentiment " the larger part q
the thinking public. IN declaring Il ,
book that win live for all time. 4
discussion of the hook led by Mrs. ]
II. Stubblefield demonstrated the In
lerest aroused In the club over Hs per
usual The next meeting win IN
Wednesday In the library.
A clever feature which marked IN,
social meeting ~ the Art Renaissance
club Wednesday at the home Of Mrs
Claude N0wlln. was a mock trial, II
which the Judge. Jury. attorneys, an,
opposing parties 10 most unusuh
suit were all taken by the member
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dent, Miss Amzic Snodgrnss Sccr,-
tary Mrs II. e. HArrrlsOn. and the
members Misses Louise WOrlcy. Daph
ne Pratt, AmZie SnOdgrass. BERTHA
Rowland, Katherine Trauh aud Mines.
Ilnrrplson. j. \ Gibson. Ernest Wor-
ley and Luther Jones The first meet
Ink was hcld Thursday with Mrs.
Gibson who hRd nlso ~ guests Mines.
&. T. lIarlcman, Paul Y. Woods. II.
E Young aud Miss May Tarkcr. Mrs.
IInrrcfSou viii entertain the club next
week
Mrs John Harrison WIS hostess FRI
day 10 the Auction Bridge club. hay.
ing also ~ guests Mines II. II. Glpson
aud Roy v Hoffman. High scores
were made by Mrs Hoffman and Mrs
Harrison The club will meet next
Friday with Mrs A. +. King.
Mrs. Frank J. Best entertained the
Frlday Afternoon Auction club yes
terday High score was made by Mrs.
A. J. McMahan. The club will meet
next Friday with Mrs. Frank Hnrrnh.
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Harriet Dunn Bentley,

du, Will be- with Mrs. Charles Frost
Additional guests who added To tue
ulou.urr ~ the meeting ~ the Sirr
Hing Ihimhlr club Thursday with Mrs.
" u Wright were Mines J S Me.
ElduWnrN VI. I. McEldOwneN j. \
Dale " W luden aud II. R. Ven.
worth Officers elected for the 'Nchr
We're President Mrs. John Benson {,
vice president, Mrs. i. G. King; SEQ.
rotary aud treasurer, Mrs. r. C. Bons.
EN-, press reporter Mrs A. g. Wei
henor The next meeting IN two weeks
Wll' be- with Mrs A. II Withersp0on.
The Leisure Hour club will meet
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs oliver G. Black at I80 Enst
Fourth street
Mrs. T.. /. Jennings was hostess
Thursday tu the tnir Park EmbrOid
cry club hu,mg also Mines. Emmu
Pond and lWmn Walker. The after
noon was ,puut with needlewOrk, the
hostess receiving the club plate. Mrs.
IC. + Pearson viii entertain the club
In two weeks ui her home at l72l
Enst Tenth street
The members N the y. q. q. club
were entertained most delightfully."-
Wednesday, ut o luncheon given by
Mrs. K 4 klofckcr at the Skryln ut
! o'clock Numerous guests who also
rnJoycd the event were Mines. G. r..
Dobhlns Dnyr WldrNon Frank Nav
rr {. u Wallace. j Franklin Chas.
tain, Gathlngs Walker t. s. stone.
PM Norris, nud j t. Jenkins A 80.
rlal hour was enjoyed afterwards In
he banquet room when Mrs. i.
Franklin Chn,tnlu sang several mum.
beers I'h' club will meet IN two week \
win Miss Mul.lr Cherry
Miss LuretH llulum entertained the
Merry Maids Friday afternoon for the
lhlrd anniversary uf the organization
Additional guests uf the occasion were
Misses Vlyicnue Turner. Lucille Nc
ker Vivian Nichols. Henrietta Knox,
Helen Pctlce Ni,iuu Wells and Ger.
hldlne brennan 4 number " the
boys cnlled during the afternoon
which Was sprul most hnpplly IN
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Personal Points

Mrs Harry Waldron and little
daughter Cynthia, left Friday for II
visit with Mrs WnldronS parents nt
Fort Madison, In
Mrs George Mldgclry, who, since
her return from her summers trip,
has been with Mrs Frank j Best Is
now IN her own home at 8Ol West
Eighteenth street
Mrs llamin W. Sawyer, " Enid
is The guest of Mrs Anton II Classrn
Mrs Ralph f. Ruuke, of III Reno
Is the guest " her brother and wife
Mr. and Mrs Russell g. Lowe, FOR
the weekend
Society Is IN the Qui ylve In nntici
patton ~ the opening ball Of the Joi
de- Vie Dancing club to be- given Fri.
day evening nj the Euclid hall, which
promises ~ eclipse anything ever given
before hy this popular organization.
The slIirlesl secrecy is being mnlu-
tained regarding the decorations and
the fayors but 'hnl they will be- most
unusual goes without suying.
Mrs. j. + Bailey returned this
morning from uu extended visit In
Cmrnro with Mr. lislr Chandler
Man, line parties nrr being planned
'ur the concert recital of Nyunup de
TrrviIlr which viii be- feature ~
Wednesday evening In the musical
.ssl ,,Hit
appear under the auspices NJ the Musl.
cal Art Institute. nt the High School
auditorium. for the first time In the
city viii give u program ~ unusual
interest Among those who are Hr
ranging to entertain parties ~ guests
ARE Mrs Edn lund. who viii have u
number NJ guests from out nf town
Miss Florence Rrlse aud Miss Murgery
Rruncr aud Mrs \ l.. Blpsh
Denn aud Mrs. Walter .. KinSolv
ing ARE expected home this evening
from New York city where they were
called 10y the serious Illness ~ Dean
Kinsolymgs mother.
Mrs. II. shaver will return this
evening from Pauls Valley. where sh,
has spcut week with relatives.
Mrs. j. X Smiley NJ III Reno, and
Mrs III Hardin. NJ Brownsville. Ten
who have been The guests NJ Mrs Fay
Bond. have returned ts ~ Reno
Mrs q. Gilbert hd, been confinct
10 her home nll week with larynrtis
Mrs Carolyn + Schwartzberg one nj
the founders NJ Unity Splrltunlist
church Of this city. leaves on the morn
Ing train sunday Tor Whitewater
Wis, where she win attend Spirit
unllst training institute, preparatory
to taking the lecture field The mem
hers of her church appreclaiiug IN,
good work she has done IN the pnsl
four years, presented her with q lawn
llct and chain nt II spclnl meeting iusI
before her departure.
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Organizations

The Daughters Of The American
Revolution met Wednesday with Mrs.
Albert VI. Lehr, who was assisted In
entertaining by Mines. Frederick r..
owen, II. II. Moerschell. j. ". I'd.
wards, and J. j Stlnnett Mrs. Alice
Lincoln White was received into mem.
bershlp The flngs purchased for the
bhttleship Oklahoma have been for
warded to New York. and will snon
be- unfurled. musical program was
The feature " the afternoon. which
was opened 10y paper on music by
Mrs. j. Watson Hawk. Mrs. Earl
Shelly gave n plano number aud Mrs
!. ). Mahan sang "A Bowl NJ Roses
Mrs. James Chenoweth gave two con.
traltO solos HOmers Requiem" aud
Cadman's AT Dawning The daugh.
ter ~ the hostess. Miss Ethel I.ehr,
delighted with three beautiful violin
numbers, which included Oriental
and the Swing Song The members
enjoyed having with them Mrs. q. \.
Ward, eNstate regent NJ Nebraska.
who has recently removed 10 the city.
The next meeting will be November
~, with Mrs T " Williamson.
The Missionary society u the First
Presbyterian church will have
homecoming day next Tuesday.
when they will serve luncheon IN the
parlors NJ the church at ~ 80 o'clock.
followed hv program IN the after
noon. Mrs Phil Baird will lead the
devotionaIs aud DR. A. c. Scott will
deliver n lecture There will alSn be-
gleanlncs from the Synodical meeting
the past week
Circle Three Of the Frst Methodist
church will meet Tuesday at 2:SO
o'clock with Mrs George Brauer. At
~ West Fourth street. Mrs. Brauer
will be assisted by Mrs. william Nee
and Mrs L. NJ Farnum.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the L. G..
7. was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs Z. J HodglnS. II was de-.
| cided 10 serve dinner October 30 10
the members NJ the United Commercial
Travellers at the L. G. T. hall. Mrs.
J. f. McCmng won the favor In II
contest The next meeting November
IL, will be with Mrs g. Il. Finch.
Chapter A. &. Z. 4. q. was enter
talned nj luncheon Friday by Mrs. &.
X. Boardman Mrs p. T. Boyd pre-
sided In the absence NJ the president,
Mrs. Sirkosky, aud Mrs. Boardman
was leader Of the lesson. Mrs !. T..
Slaughter gave an excellent paper on
The immigration Tide, Its Ehh aud
Flow" Mrs NJ. u. Fezler told ot
Edward Steiner and his works. Octo.
her u the three chapters E Y aud
AC =. r. o. will have Joint meet
ing at the Y, W. G. A. rooms
The Emerson School Patrons clul
met Friday afternoon. Prof J II
Payne gave II splendid talk. Miss MAY
Bodine's pupils gave two vocal selec
tions and Mrs, !. J. Truinett gave tw,
readings entitled The Soul NJ the Vi
0lin' and selection from III Truva
tore The resignation " the vice
president, Mrs. G.. H. Steele who hn'
moved to another school district, wa'
read and accepted with regret. Mrs
g, W. Baker was elected To fill IN,
vacancy. The club voted To buy d
new basketball for the girls basket
hall tenn, and will also provide d
couch cover aud pillow for the teach
prs rest room.