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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-06

IhOINVSRNERS OHI D. = ~ WILL
HELP THEM.
The ironworkers are not at odds
with the Building Trades Council.
Such a rumor was promptly de-
MED by officials of the IRON
workers, who say that far from being
on the outs with the parent organiza-
ton they are depending on the B. T.
c. to be of great aid in gaining their
point to get Jurisdiction over con-
crete-steel work.
The 1918 Seattle national conven-
ton Of the Building Trades Deport-
ment awarded jurisdiction over con-
crete-steel work to the ironworkers.
This work has been done by the
building laborers. In rs per cent of
the cities of America the laborers
have already relinquished Jurisdiction
over this work.
Last year the ironworkers struck
for the work. 1t developed that the
laborers had contracts with employ
ers for concrete-steel work till April
80, 1915. So, at the suggestion Of
the B. T. c., the ironworkers men re-
turned to their jobs. Meanwhile they
entered into an agreement with the
B. T. C. that the concrete-steel work
should be given to them as soon as
the laborers' contracts ended.
The laborers' contracts expired
April 80. They want to continue
doing the work and the contractors
want them to have it, for 'laborers
get 40 cents an hour and ironworkers
get SO cents. But the iron men now
claim right to the work and believe
the B. T. c. viii stand willingly be-
hind them. The B. F. G. has not in
dictated that it will dodge the issue,
say iron men officials.
Every ironworker official, including
Secretary Richard Houlihan, seems
satisfied that the B. T. C. will come
to the batewhen the proper moment
arrives and knock out a victory for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-06

country and then to Russia. Mrs.
Andrews and two others will sail at
once for the United States to present
the resolutions to President Wilson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
For Assessor and COLLECTION.

A. }. Jordan, well known in bust
ness circles OF Waxahaehie, today
announces for the office OF City As.
SCISSOR and Collector. subject TO the
action OF the white mans primary.
Mr.. Jordan has served as manager
OF the Thornhill Warehouse and
storage company and o. present i
engaged with Boyd Gounah lie il
competent, thorough ana painstaking
ia business affairs, and II elected To
the office Of Assessor and Collector
would make the city a good and a. g.
iul official lie asks the voters to
consider his claims when they 90 20
the polls and promises IT. elected 10
repay them hy courteous treatment
and efficient disehafge of tho datlns
of tho office
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
QUAIL SEASON IS
OPENED WITH HUNT
MANY ARE IN THE FIELDS WITH
DOG AND Gun FOR INITIAL
SHOOT.
Had a Convey Spotted just
Waiting for Season
to Open.

The signal for the opening OF the
quail season was given in the wee
sma' hours this morning by the alarm
clocks, set to arouse the hunters who
had planned to spend the first day
of the open season" in the field
The "chug" OF the faithful little
Ford was heard long before daylight
as the hunters hurried 10 the coun-
try, tor il is 10 be a memorable day
in the year Quail are said to be
little scarce but every hunter has
had coyey or two spotted for weeks
and perhaps months and he was over
anxious to get at them first Dur
ing the last few weeks owners OF doss
have been Keeping close watch upon
their dogs end increasing their daily
Fashions 10 have them in prime con-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
4 CASH SHOWER FOR
BUCKNER ORPHANS HOME.


Many friends urge on the third
day OF January. next, that there be
a cash shower at Buckner Orphans
Home. All churches, Sunday
schools, ladies' aid, all societies and
individuals are invited TO take a
part in this cash shower. There
will be open house on that day. All
who cannot be there IN person may
send by mail their contributions In
time for all announcement OF
amounts sent in to be made on that
day at the home
Evangelist S. G. Bailey Of san
Antonio. Geld representative for
the home, says 1t would be well for
the friends of the institution to re-
member chat the home is some thir-
y thousand dollars Ia debt and this
must be provided for by voluntary
contributions
Every dollar sent in goes 10 the
support Of more than six hundred
orphan children sent to the Home
for protection. support and eduoa-
ton from all parts of the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
A FOOTBALL SERMON
FOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Rev. y. g. Bell visited the high
school and Trinity today and exteus,-
ed an invitation to the members OF
the football teams to attend in a
body a special service Tor them AZ
the First Presbyterian church next
sunday morning az eleven o'ciocs.
After a conference with them all the
boys Of both teams Of the high school
and also Trinity unanimously accept
ed the invitation and are arranging
TO attend this service in body.
Reserved seats viii be provided
for them and viii be Foped of with
the colors 81 each team
Rey Bell stated TO the boys that
he had football sermon ready fof
them az this service. and also made
II knows that he expects IN the near
future to have similar service for
the baseball boys
Mr Bell h GA old football man
and viii @ease enough 81 the game
into the message 20 bring u sery
riose 70 the heart 81 football enthu-
s.asts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
Hotel Rogers ..r1-yais.

C. f. Mcpherson. Dallas, A. NJ
washaur. st. Louis. l.. s Norsell,
Fort Worth: J f. Gist. Lancaster,
J. W. Ray, Austin w. T. Han
cock. New York; J. L. Staunion,
New York: f. l.. Mayo. st. Louis,
f. a. johnson. Dallas: j. f. Butts,
Dallas: j. u. Ash, Brooklyn. b. G.
Wiler. Chicago; S. Pink, New Or
leans; W. W. spence. Dallas: J. a
Braumfel. Wichita. Kas. f. r.
Smith. San Antonio: 3. K Moffett
waxahachie; W F. Kirby. cleve-
land. Tenn: Hal Hillman. Dallas.
S. 3. BarnunI. Fort Worth, J. G.
Allbritton. Galveston. j. X. Phil
lips, Boston, J. NJ Blanks. Fort
Worth. w IL Warrington, Dal-
las. c. O. Collins. ST. Louis, A. ID
Rogers. Denton; j. B. SNORT, Fort
Worth. W. L. Gould, Balmorhea
H. ~ Hunter. Dallas. c. G. Hay
den. Oklahoma City. C. w
Thrasher, Houston O. H. Weis-
singer. Waco; +. w Blanton. ForI
Worths T IL. Oberchain, Dallas,
t.. NJ. Clayton, Corslcana: X l.
Morris. Chicago: X A. Taylor. Bos-
ton; +, y. Schumacher, Hiilsboro
Frank Eshelman. Waxahachie; j
T. Mcpherson, Waco; A. ] Ivey
san Marcos: r. L. Mckinney. Chi
cago; r. O. Crozier. Fort Worth;
A. Mentz. Dallas: L. T.. Gerard
Fort Worth; A A. Perry. Los An
geles: j. " Boyd. Dallas; r. l.
Williams. Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
100 Acres OF Land TO BE Cleared.

have $50 acres OF land in leyee
District No. . on Trinity river that
want cleared 1t viii make about
24oo cords 81. wood. This land is
on this side ofsthe river and With
in two miles OF sSad Switch on The
Midland railroad. fswant the work
done by contract and Will give all
the wood and a stipulated amount
per acre in money to some respon-
sible person for clearing this land
and getting 1t ready for the plow.
adv. III CLYDE r. WYNN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01

- HHHAHu~~Vo~~USS~
Ben Rose made business trip to.
Dallas today.
p NJ whcatley Of Howard is In
the city today.
Miss isia Estes Is visiting
friends In Italy
J. ". Alderdict went to Dallas
today on business
Dr. l.. VI. Grnham went to Hills
boro on business today
Tim Newton OF Henry IL in the
city today on BUSINESS.
Mrs. +. II. Griffn and niece are
visiting in Dallas today.
Ea wilkerson OF Dallas was
spending Tuesday afternoon In the
city on business.
". III. Carlton aud family. Who
! live a few miles north of town, are
here today. trading.
Mrs. Dunbar of Trinity went TO
Dallas today 10 attend the Daddy
Long Legs performance.
Mrs. r. A. Edwards OF Dallas Is
visiting IN the city today as the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
connaily
| Mrs. Tom Forrest has returned
from Denton where she was the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Ground.
/, Mrs r. c. Johnson ard Mrs. =.
lC. Anthony, West Jefferson street,
Visited Mrs. Ed Hosford of sterrett
Wednesday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
CAIHARTIC TABLETS


the white mans primary In making
his announcement MIR Johnston sub
mits his candidacy solely upon mer-
it. He IL a competent accountant.
having been employed as bookkeep-
or for J s. Campbell & Company anc
other business enterprises. NJ.
Johnston is well known young bust
ness man. who is competent to ill
the position to which he aspires and
his claim viii be given due coasi.i-
GRAFTON at the polls when the pri-
mary has been called. In the mean
time he asks the support and in
Ifluence Of his friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
tiition for the initial hun,
The recentlv o, .o,..

The recently enacted as, Z
quail hunters only two -
sport and they usually .y ~
good time during the uoaA. :
cember and January. cA;, /
so made that in some An I
country quail are nul,ipsi4 I
under the protection 0. d. N
hunting is said to be h II /
lands Of central Of eaS ID
this black land Il i eIaipa'
in dry summer months b.
cracks 50 badly thu! youls /
fall into the cracks and bill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
Negro Boot-Legger Arrested.

Constable Jim Hams arrested win
Terry. colored. on a charge OF violat-
ing the local option law. There were
three case filed against the negra
this morning and he waived examIna-
ton TO await the action of the grand
jury. HIS bond was fixed at $3.50 IN
each case
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01

The concert and lecture ID
en- at The Woodaen bah issf
the Praetorian council III
promises to be one d lA
pleasing programs to Be IL
b. fraternal orders here !ih
son, A great deal .. iuiert
been worked up for The aI
ment and those Of The hone
entertainers who will take N
capable Of entertaining na1
also be a large number iron
town to take part in The ~
It is free 10 all who desln v
out. The praetoriaEs vii =
hearty welcome and sou vii
entertained,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
First Board Meeting.

The first meeting Of the board of
stewards for the new conference
year will be held at the church TO-
morrow night at I O'Clock. A full
attendance Is desired by Chairman
LassweIl.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01

the spaiding undertaking eatab-
lishinoni B. still holding The body
Of Harry Sebastian. who dropped
dead On fbe street Saturday after.
noon. for ihe arrival ~ hi. brother
ffDm Indianapolis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
. Waxabachie. Tex, Dec. 1. 1918.
; ><%~%>>~~>~s s~e .

Mrs. Geo Summers. Mrs Jno.
Rennie and Mr.. l.. w Bates Of Dcni-
son; Or. Frank pierce and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter Richardson. Mr.
and Mrs. Watkins, Gordon Watkins
Of Dallas. J. *. Rosson OF Milford:
Mrs. Bette Pierce, Mrs. r. w.
Pierce or Ferris, r. @ Pierce. Chas
Pierce of Lubbock and John Henry
Pierce OF Newark attended the
funeral OF ]. X pierce here Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01

The annnpneemeat ui ijoyls I51a
af0n will 10 found IA this issae -
The DAILY Llghf fof the office Of A.
SCISSOR ami Collector "a the city 81
sssshsehis. subject 10 the action ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
NOTICE.

On and after this date ] have =
= decided To put my business on =
= STRICTLY 4 SPOT CASH =
= BASIS. / want To thank my q
. many friends in WaAaitaeliie .
= and Ellis county for their liLer- ,
. al patronage they have given y
Q me curing tie years that | have =
. done carrying credit business, .
= and I earnestly request all OF .
o those both In the city and coun- .
. ~ who are Indebted 10 me 10 .
y como Ia saEti make settlement OF .
= their aceoant as the need Of .
. money Is thecause of me taking o
' this action. have accomno- .
. dated you in the past and now .
. Is the time for ypu 80 show me .
. your gratitude. iexpeci 10 sell .
= goods close for Gasp and want .
. yon 10 come to see me. =
. Yours. e.
. T.. r. SMITH. .
. Waxabachie. Tex, Dec. 1. 1918. >
= 4 a 4 a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01


Mrs. S. II. wassoa sr. II reported
as being quite In 10 the Baptist
sanitarsnr at Dallas. where she
submitted " an operation a few
days ago.
Hon. g. r. Gibson wiliafalk on
|oda Fellowship al Bardwell this af-
ternoon, a class At nine will be
Initiated fonigns. to be followed By
refreshmenss A large number Of
visitors zfs expected
j 3D.
Representatives Of the Farmer
Buainess College at Fert Worth
have visItei Waxahachie With .
view OF opening d complete school
Tor shorthand. bookkeeping and
banking here In the near future. Il
!, Is understood THAT Mr. Farmer vii
be heTe today for the purpose O
looking over Inc situation. He Is !
I practical business college man ant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. W H. GiyIer. who
have conducted the Giyler Business
College here for the last two years,
have their effects packed and viii
leave Thursday FOR Texafkana and
from there will 90 TO Shreveport
where they will make their home
temporarily Mr. Givler has re-
Gently perfected new system Of
shorthand which he is introducing
and he finds it better for him 70
move further east. He expects the
new system TO work wonders in ste
nographic work when it has become
recognized. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Civ
Ter have made many warm friends
in Waxahachie who regret to have
them leave.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-01
should succeed in building vi
well balanced school here.

The Bible Club will meet at the
Sims Library Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
List of COnveyanCeS,

Huretta Markley to Charles G
Markley, two tracts of land in Mad
ison district; 5000.
Ira NJ. Wakeman and wife to J. o
and II. o Wakeman, 120 acres, 2
roods. and IS poles, near Hiden's
Springs; $500.
Jas. K Pickering and wife to c N
Hoover, lot in Pickering's addi-
ton to New Market; SYl 90.
Arthur Carroll, trustee, to j. Frank
Reid, of Maryland, and Mary c
Flood, Of Salt Lake City, Utah, sew.
eral tracts of land in Shenandoah
C ,unty; $1,000.
Meta b. Moore and c H Moore,
her husband, to Joseph F. Tusing
lots % and "a in Pickering's addition
to New Market; s12
Ada NJ. Kib' sr to Obed Kibler, deed
Of partition.
Obed Kibler. and wife to Ada
M Kibler, deed of partition.
Mrs. Virginia Hickman to Jas
F. Wright, II and l40-l60 acres in
Johnston District
Geo R Geary ard wife to Geo. W
Wolfe, lots in Ashby District.
John II Wetzel and wife to Jno "
Wetzel and wife, two acres in Stone
wall District.
Clarence E. 8ranuer and wife, a
Ashby and wife, and B L Schaeffe
and wife to Reuben and Waite
Weatherholtz, rs acres, rood and
poles in Shenandoah County.
Wm.. Rowe and wife and others t.
Elon o Henkel, lot in New Market.
Deed from G. NJ. Borum and other
Trustees of the Strasburg Academ
t E Frank Ramey and others
trustees of the School Board of Davi
District.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
KNOT. INDIANA.

AS I was reading the HERALD las
week and saw the letter from Gold
thwaite, Texas, l thought how nice
! it is to read letter from some neal
| friend in another State. I, at once
determined to write and let the friends
in Virginia know l am still in the
land OF the living. Five years ago, ]
moved from Elwood, Ind, to Pulaski
! County, Ind, to farm. had three
head OF horses, one COW and calf,
about three dozen chickens, some
geese and turkeys, and three hogs,
also a few farming tools. This
spring, moved twenty miles North
into Stark County, on 200 acre
farm, with fair Improvements on it.
Today, have seven head of horses,
Is head of cattle, 30 head of hogs, 12o
chickens, geese and turkeys ard near
ly all Lew farming implements, such
as a. gang pillow, two row cultivator,
binder, mower, &c.
like it here. l think it good
place for man who wants to make a
start, We had fine spring, though
little dry, we have bad some rain
| have about so acres of oats looking
fine. l have Is acres of corn planted
and about that much more to plant
Oh yes, Mr.. Morrison, will try to
send you some honey, if you will see
that the express mau does not take
half of It for his share l have 20
stands OF bees. / willclose with best
wishes to all. WADE II. WINDLE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
Ex-Governor Folk of Missouri
in tirqinia

TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
AT SOUTHERN SEMINARY
Buena Vista, May II. The South.
ern Seminary, pursuing its course OF
having man of national distinction
to deliver its commencement address.
has this year las it had last year In
the person of United States Senator
Robert M. La Toilette from Wiscon-
SIM a man who has stood among the
foremost men in America,-Ex Gov
ernor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri.
Elk Governor Folk, as will be recall
ed, was among the men prominently
mentioned for the nomination for the
presidency when it went to Woodrow
Wilson. He was district attorney of
st. Louis, governor of Missouri, So
licitor general of the United States
Department, and is now chief counsel
OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, Washington, D. c. He will
deliver the annual address at the
forty ninth commencement exercises
OF the Southern Seminary at Buena
Vista, Virginia, next Friday morning
at 1890. His subject, SOLDIERS of
PEACE, is not only timely, but of
profound concern and interest to the
people OF Virginia, of the United
States and, We may say, of the whole
world. The Seminary feels fortunate
in being able to bring Elk Governor
Folk to Virginia, not only for the
sake OF its faculty and students and
friends, but for the sake of the public
at large.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
Death Of Dr.. ]. +. Hickman,

| Dr.. Joseph 7. Hickman, aged M
years, dice at ths home of his dauph
ter, Mrs. Frank Wissler at Strath
more near Mount Jackson, Mondas
morning at S O'Clock. He had been
in failing health for more than q
year, yet his death was unexpected.
He was born in Hampshire County,
West Virginia. son Of the late ] ohm
I. Hickman, of Woodstock. For a
number OF ears he practiced medicine
In Shenandoah County, later he re-
tired to his farm near Mount Jackson
where he lived until few years ago.
His wife who was Miss Alice Moore.
OF Rockingham County died about
five years ago.
He is survived by two sons, Messrs
Edward Hickman, OF, Washington and
Thomas Hickman, OF Stanton, five
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy and
Mrs. Frank Wissler, of Strathmore.
Mrs. Clayton Triplett, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Elmer Bowman, of Mount jack
son and Mrs. Frank Dinges. of Edin-
burg. He is also survived by three
older sisters, Mrs. Margaret Arm |
strong, of Lynchburg aged So years.
Miss Kate, of Stratmore aged ISL
years and Mrs. B. P. Newman. of
Woodstock aged SO years
Funeral services were held from
Strathmore Wednesday morning, at
IL O'Clock conducted by Rev. Whittig
OF The Methodist Church. Burial was
made in the family lot in Cover Hill
Cemetery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
4 Wandering Child.

Mildred Ridenour, II year old
child wandered from her home in
Powel,'s Fort last Sunday about
noon. She was thought to be at the
home OF a relative. AS she failed to
return by evening, the family became
uneasy. She was reported to have
been seen at the sand place, which is
on the road from Woodstock to Gross
Roads. Dilieent search was made In
the mountain that night, but no traces
were found. until some one returnip g
from this side of the mountain re.
ported that he had seen her, on the
Valley Pike, below Woodstock She
was afterwards found at house near
IMaurertown and taken home.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
Special Excursion to Richmond

On Monday. Nay 31st, SOUTHERN
RAILWAY will operate SPECIAL
EXCURSION TRAIN from Harrison.
burg and stations on the Harrison.
burg Branch to Richmond, Va
through Alexandria and r. F. & P.
R r This special train will leave
!Harrisonburg 1880 A. VI. ano take on
passengers at all stations along the
lice reaching Alexandria about /.
NOON and Richmond about P NJ
Special fare from Harrisonburg to
Richmond and return will be S. Is
from New Market 81 80, from Mt
jackson. 81. SIS, from Edinburg, 81 60
Strasburg, 1920, corresponding !,
low fares from other stations te
Richmond and return. These specia
tickets good going on special trair
and will be good for return passage
on any regular train and date up te
June 10th.
Stopoyers permitted returning
within the final limit
This affords rare opportunity t.,
visit Richmond. The beautiful Capt.
tai City. at most seasonable ant
Interesting time. The great United
confederate Veterans Reunion take
place at Richmond, June LIST to 3rd.
Consult agents for details or writ
|C. W. Westbury, General Agent
lSouthern Railway, Washington,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL MAY Esd,
10Th AND 9th.

WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL MAY Esd
! 18th AND 9th.
Baccalaureate Sermon. sund.
morsing May 23rd, at il O'Clock
Rev. J A. McMurray will preach th,
sermon ir the Methodist Church.
Glass Play entitled s.The Professor,
to be given by the Seniors on Wed.
nesday night, May 26th at e:15. in the
New Theatre. A small admission
charge viii be made in order to cover
the rent OF the Theatre. The play is
very appropriate Tor commencement
and is full OF fun. This takes the
place OF the regular class night ex-
ercises.
The commencement exercises will
be held Thursday night in the Metho-
dist Church. Nine win graduate,
Misses Dickie Bowman. Mary Teller,
Elizabeth Lichliter, Mildred Orndorff,
Anne Moore Snyder, Frances Spiggle,
Messrs. Roy Borden, Armissead
McMurray and Maynard Wisman.
Armistead McMurray leads the
class In scholarship, while the ex-
aminations now going on will deter
mine whether Mary Teller or Frances
Spiggle will receive second hopo.s.
Mr.. McMurray will receive q gold
medal from the Chamber of Com.
merce OF Newport News for the best
essay on ''Tbe American Merchant
Marine" Mayor Pence will present
it on commencementTnight.
DR.. Edgar F. Shannon, Professor
OF English at Washington aud Lee
will deliyer the address
night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-21
Union Neieho,.hood Prayer
Meeting to be Continued.

In response to general desire for
|9 continuance of the neiehborhood
prayer meetings held during the
Black evangelistic services,
arrangements have been made for two
meetings for women on Friday, May
2lst, at P. M.
For the people south Of Court Street
the service will be held at the home OF
Mrs G. A. Smith, opposite the Acad'
envy, and will be led by Mrs. E. E.
Stickley.
For those living north Of Court
Street, the service will be held at the
home of the Misses OFT, north Main
Street, conducted by Mrs. M. c.
Gearing.
The women of all denominations
are invited to attend and participate
/ n these meetings.