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the spells with a score Of twenty
two rabbits, and Graham took the
bloody prize with one rat and wood
pecker. Bivens swofe II Was jay
bird but as none Of the rest saw II.
I've will call It woodpecker for
short.
The climax OF the day was realise
led. however, when they returned to
1.-THE house where an old-fashioned
dinner was awaiting them, the kind
Iof dinner that mother used to get
when tho boys came home. Hospi-
TALLY and good cheer was in the
livery air and no one hesitated 70 re-
move his coat and become the make
believe son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sealy.
And here modesty forbids that We
should 20 into details. II will be
lsufficient to say tnat Divens knowa
more than football. and that Graz
ham can WELD fork far more ar-l
ltisticaiiy than 4 baton; and as for
Bradley. Wood. Liggett--but We re-
ally must not tell on them. Tho room
was trimmed In the usual Christmas
green OF holly and mistletoe. Tho
table WAS arranged In the shape Of
a cross and was piled with abundant
quantities or every kind OF choice
food and delicacy. The menu was
las follows: Turkey with dressing,
sausage. boiled ham, pressed hogs
head. Irish potatoes. baked sweet po-
tatoes. hominy, corn. onions, sal
mon salad. deviled eggs. cranberry
sauce. chow-chow, picked beets, cue
cumber pickles. pear preserves, plum
Jelly. lightbread, cracklin bread. hot
biscuit, coffee. sweet milk. grape
pie, cheese pie, potato pie. fruit SAL
ad. cocoanut cake. marble cake.
After the meal the guests were
lied into room lighted with candies
on largo and prettily decorated
christmas tree. Mr.. william Sealy.
Through whose Kindness the partyH
Twas formed. made short speech
|of welcome In behalf Of the family
and presented each visitor with lit
tile gift. Mr.. Bradley made neat
response in behalf Of the visitors.
All went away declaring It the great
est dinner and the greatest day they
had enjoyed for years. Those pres
'ent were Professors Liggett. Graz
ham. Bradley. Wood, Coach Bivens.
Captain Myers and Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
land DR.. Carroll Of Cedar IIill and
1.-The Sealy family
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Thursday Club.

The Thursday club was entertain
ed by Miss Corinne Barksdale at
her home in Trinity addition Wednes-
day morning. The music room was
frightened with large cluster of
pink roses and holly wreaths, and
the dining room was attractive in
decorations Of Japanese baskets
wreathed in holly and different
Christmas symbols. Five tables were
arranged for the game of forty-two
and after three games had been
played, the hostess served salad,
sandwiches Clipped potatoes and hot
coffee. Out of town guests were
Mrs. Earn Parker of Oak Cliff. little
Miss Hosford of Sterrett, Mrs. M. b.
Kowalski of Brownsville, and Miss
Tedo NOEL of Ennis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. McCombs en-
with a splendid turkey din
liner on Christmas day. The house
was frightened and made beautiful
with decorations of holly wreaths.
lmistletoe, and many Christmas bells
lin red and green hung about the
windows and doorways. A minia-
|ture Christmas tree decorated with
dozens of small candles served as
the center piece on the table. The
most attractive setting for the din
|ner was the beautiful set of gold
initiated Haviland China which the
guests had presented Mr.. and Mrs.
McCombs.
AS the meal was served the can
dies on the miniature tree were light
ed and made a beautiful picture for
the diners as they enjoyed the splen-
did feast Mrs. McCombs had pre-
pared for them. Those present were:
Miss Lou Allie Patterson and moth
err, Mrs. X. e. Patterson. Mrs. Roy
Stacey and son Roy Jr.. Mrs. II. r.
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Shearon Bon
ner. After spending a delightful az
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. McCombs
and family the guests motored to
their homes at Dallas.
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Mrs. Thee Farley entertained We'd
nesday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Guy Sweat of Wewoka, Oklahoma
The reception rooms were decorated
with Christmas bells, holly wreaths
and miniature Christmas trees. Sew
en- tables were organized for the
game OF forty-two, and four games
were played by the guests. Refresh
ments of pineapple salad, sand
wiches. olives and hot chocolate
were served. The hostess was assist
ed in entertaining here guests by
Mrs. Robt. Cannon and Misses Ruth
and Alice Keys.
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Christmas Dinner.

A family reunion was held dur
ing Christmas at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. C. Sweat. The house
was decorated in many Christmas
symbols and from a large Christmas
tree several gifts for each member Of
the family present were distribut-
ed. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Sweat OF Wewoka, Okla
homa; Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. March
banks and buckley Marchbanks OF
Dallas, John W. Poindexter Of Rock
dale, Mr.. Benjamin OF Mexia, Ollie
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A Family Tres.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Hardin on Ferris avenue was the
scene Of the annual Christmas tree
celebration of the Kennedy families
this season. A large Christmas tree
was the center of attraction and af-
ter the gifts had been distributed to
all those present turkey dinner
was served to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ken
nedy and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
er Kennedy, Mr.. Will Kennedy of
Electra and Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Har-
bin.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS. I
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Miss Frances Rosborough OF Mar
shah Is guest In the home Of
Judge and Mrs. G. G. Groce.
Little Miss Miriam Allen OF Mus
kogee. Oklahoma. is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Dobson on Franklin street.
The following young people mo-
tored to Dallas Thursday night to At
tend the Majestic: Misses Ruth
Richter. Jimmie Winn. Thelma Cola.
Margaret Edwards. Allene Kennedy
and Messrs. Carr Forrest. Geo. Bul-
lard. Ralph Newton. Beverly Big
gers and Jim Nowlin.
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Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. W. d. Boyd and Miss Clara
Boyd entertained with tea at their
home on College street Thursday af-
ternoon from three to five o'clock,
honoring Mrs. Frank Barber of San
Antonio.
The entire reception suite was very
|tastefully decorated with the Christ
mas motif, consisting of poinsettias
miniature trees, holly and Christmas
bells, all of which were placed eff
fectively in the various rooms, Civ
ling an atmosphere of real Christ.
mas spirit.
Receiving the guests at the door
were Mrs. Y. d. Kemble and Miss Els.
Itelle Dunlap. In the receiving room
stood Mrs. w. D. Boyd, Miss Clara
Boyd. Mesdames Frank Barber, J.
A. Kooken of Arlington, s. p. Skin.
ner of San Antonio. Ray Hearne Of
Dallas. Blair Kerr, John Dunaway
Erling Holland, G. D. Pickett, e. A
DuBose, T. F. Thompson. d. H
Thompson, Will Farley f. B. Ken.
ner, w. c. Tenery, Miss Emma Wag,
enhauser. Miss Emu,u 1raylor, and
Mrs. Hendley of Mayfield, KY, Misses
Ivy Cheatham and Allie parcus OF
Hillsboro.
In the dining room Mrs. Lee Penn
supervised the serving OF the re.
freshments, consisting of maplenut
cream, fruit cake, salted walnuts and
mint sticks. She was assisted by
Misses Dot Hosford. verna Erwin
Harlan Miller, Halle Groce, Lilliar
Roger, Louise Weaver, Helen Du-
Bose, Clara Mincer of Dallas.
In the hall stood Mrs. w. B. Fer
guson, Miss Louise Groce, Miss Rose
borough of Marshall, Miss Lucille
Harding, Mrs. Herman Coleman, Miss
Frances Waltman, Miss Margaret
Watson.
In the library Misses Alpha Penn
land Margaret Kemble, assisted by
Misses Rainey Harrison, Ruth Pick
lett. Elsie Mccartney and Marion
Fowler. served coffee. Assisting In
the entertaining in this room we're
Mesdames Walter Grow. Chas. Penn,
Ralph Getzendaner. Harris Watson,
About one hundred and fifty guests
enjoyed the hospitality Of the host
esses.
Mrs. w. D. Boyd wore gown of
black georgette with touches of blue
and silver trimmings
Miss Clara Boyd wore a dainty
frock of white tulle and georgette
with opalescent trimmings.
Mrs. S. P. Skinner was attired in
a handsome gown of black spangled
Tulle.
Mrs. Kooken wore frock of white
georgette.
Mrs. Hearne looked attractive in
an afternoon dress OF helitrope and
taffeta.
Mrs. Hendley was handsomely
gowned in black georgette with sill
yer trimmings.
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bridge Party.

Miss Elsie Graham entertained
with a bridge party OF eight tables
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
West Marvin Avenue. The card
room and reception hall were deco
rated with Christmas bells. and with
ferns placed here and there on ped
estals about the rooms. The dining
room table was conferred with huge
cluster OF poinsettias.
Miss Graham was assisted in en-
tertaining her guests by her sisters,
Misses Bessie and Adelaide. and
Misses Lucille Harding. Harlan Miller
Margaret Kemble. Margaret Watson
and Mrs. Talmage Newton. After
three games OF bridge had beer
played the guests cut for the prizs
and the winner. Mrs. jamie Cumby
was presented with a dainty hant
embroidered guest towel.
| Refreshments of chicken salad
sandwiches, olives and brick cream
were served to about forty guests
Out of town guests included Mis-
Richter of Saginaw. Mich. Miss Ted'
NOEL of Ennis, Misses Wilson ant
Lavender Of Lancaster, Miss Laven
der of Dallas. Mrs. M. b. KowaIsk
of Brownsville.
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A Christmas Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Jarrett en-
tertained a few friends with de-
Ilightful turkey dinner on Christmas
Iday. A large bouquet Of red and
white carnations formed the center
piece of the table. A motor ride
lin the afternoon and dancing in the
evening proved an enjoyable diver
sion for the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Will Cleghorn. Mr.. and Mrs, j.
d. Kirven, Miss Willie Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jarrett.
Later in the evening DR.. and Mrs.
Bond, visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Kirven, were additional
guests to the party.
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Society
Entertained.
BY Miss Matte Middleton.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Glenn enter
tanned a number of friends Wednes-
day night at their home south of
town in honor of their sister, Miss
Aldridge. Four tables we're arranged
for games, which included forty
two, bunco and rock. Refreshments
were served at 10 o'clock by Misses
Mae Ida Glenn and Wayne Pruitt,
who were dressed in pink and ca
nary crepe. The table was beauti-
fully decorated in ferns and cut
flowers. The following guests were
present: Misses Effie Brown of Red
Oak, Eulah Hartley of Denton, Vera
Roberts of Bardwell. Mayme and
Eulah Pruitt of Boz, Marguerite
Aldridge, Euzede Bass, Mae Ida
Glenn, Bessie Owens and Jennie
Asberry, Messrs. Everett and Ezra
Dawson of Maypearl, Lester Good
man and Lee Roy Parker of Ray,
Otto Bruce, Lee Crow, J.. B. Stovall,
Arson Adair, Homer McWhorter
Mace Alexander. Ross Williams
Wayne Thompson, Floyd Thompson,
8. B. Boswell and Carroll Ramsey.
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Family Christmas Tree.

On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
W. e. Mcknight celebrated with a
Christmas tree In honor of little
Sarah Katherine Mcknight. The
large tree was placed in the dining
room and gifts for each guest present
were distributed by jolly Santa
Claus who created much laughter
as he presented the gifts. The
guests then repaired to the living
room where a victrola program was
enjoyed. Those present were: DR..
and Mrs. Lewis of Plano. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Leigh of Dallas. Miss
Maud Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nc
knight and children. Sarah Kathe-
rine. Mildred and Louis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tunnell enter
tanned with delightful Christmas
celebration in honor OF their young
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Tunnell,
on last Saturday evening. Special
mention should be made OF this
wonderful tree, which was an un-
unusually large one. and was most
beautifully decorated and illuminat-
ed. Quite a number Of young peo-
pie enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Tunnel, and q gift was
placed on the tree for each person
who was present. A delightful Vic
trola program was rendered during
the evening.
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Killarney roses and iilies OF the val
ley. The maid Of honor was attired
In an afternoon dress of gray chiffon
velvet, silver lace hat and carried q
bouquet OF pink bridesmaid roses.
The bride is the eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Singleton and
Ia one OF tho most popular and low
able young ladies this city has ever
known. With her gentle. winning
disposition she has made friends
everywhere she has gone. and she
win be greatly missed from the
church and social Me Of the eity.
Mics singleton ia n graduate Of tho
waxahachie High school and Of
Ward Belmont College Mt Nashville.
Tennessee,
Judge Pool. young lawyer Of
thigh ambitions. 10 retiring county
Judge OF III Paso county. He
attended state University and had
as schooimates at that time DR.. Al
bert Singleton, brother of the bride,
and Or. Wright. who performed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pool left over the
Katy Thursday night for San Anto-
MO where their honeymoon will be
spent, and they expect to be at home
| at Hotel del Norte in I'll Faso after
January 1.
The wedding ceremony was attend.
ed by the Immediate family Of tbs
bride and large number OF rela.
tives and friends.
---4-
Trinity Faculty Goes a-Hunting.
At early morn we sound the horn
And a-hunting we Will go.
The tales that Captain John Smith
used to tell are not In 1t with the
one that Coach Bivens and the Trim
lity university faculty are telling
about rabbit hunt they took FRI
day, December 80. The only dir.
ference IL that Smith la dead and
can't prove his yarns while the fac.
ulty members are alive Tor we're 81
this writing) and can---wc have theii
own word for 1t.
Early Friday morning two auto
loads OF hunters ca made their wa!
quietly toward the Sealy home neal
Ovilla, and within an hour found
themselves In front OF an old-fash.
lioned wood fire place In hospitabls
country home. After brief ex
change Of greetings and hasty prep
arations they formed line aad ad
lvanced In one formidable column to
ward the enemy's territory---the en-
Jenny being Herr Cotton Tail and hi
Iallies. The light brigade was hope
full and baoyant and within few
minutes the fight was on. The dir
land roar OF battle. the rolling clouds
|of smoke, the crack OF Graham'i
twenty-five rifle the bruised Shout
Iders, the scratched faces. the per
Spring brow Of Coach Bivens. al
told the story. And although tn,
enemy frequentlyyes. quite FIRE
Quently raised the white flag O
truce the onslaught continued. TIL
trouble with the truce flags. so Brad
ley claims. was that they carrie,
them away too soon after raisini
them. After four terrible hours o
relentless fire just forty-seven la.
dead on the field or strapped to aom
one's belt. Professor LiRgett led Il
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they threw open he home of their
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs ]. r. Wyatt.
on Marvin avenue. After the dane
ing brick cream end cake, saltcd
almonds and mints were served the
following: Misses tacile Wilson.
Corrine Howell and Mildred Ham
monds OF Lancaster. Dollie Mai
Thompson. Annie Martin Of this
city. Messrs. blind. Cheatham. Bur
rouehs. Kenner and Filgoe and Boone
Anderson OF Lancaster.
-
Dance.
The young people OF this city en-
tertained their friends with dance
In the dining room OF the Hotel
Rogers Wednesday evening. The
young ladies furnished tho refresh
ments and the young men provided
the music for the evening. Tn,
grand march was led by Frank Err
win and Miss Ruth Rarwood. Christ
| mes bell programs containing twelve
regular dances and four extras were
distributed among the dancers.
three-pIece orchestra from Dalla
furnished the music for the occasion
At midnight refreshments of sand
witches. olives and hot coffee wer'
served Out OF town guests were
Misses Margaret and Geraldin
Lavender. IRA Bumpas, Wilson, Mt
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Mangold ant
Fred McJunken. all OF Dallas Mis-
Wilson and Mr., Anderson of Ian
caster. Misses Ray Virgins. Grac
Chandler, Esther McDuffie. JUL
Wallace, Esther Bradshaw. Rab
Joe Anderson. Tedo NOEL, Arthu
Wicker. Harry Virgins. Brisco
Chandler, Fred Harper, all OF Ennis
Miss Bexie Gibbs OF Kaufman, Mis-
isabel Maloid and Mr.. Num- OF Cor
sicana. Messrs. Addison and Phil
lips of Denton, Lee Francis OF For
Worth. Joe Thompson and Mr.. Tay
lor of Dallas, Sidney Johnson o
Corsicana.
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For Mis- Singleton.

Honoring Misc Inez Singleton.
bride OF the week. Miss Ivy Cheat
ham poured coffee Monday after
noon from four TO five O'Clock.
Receiving the guests as they en-
tered were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ken
nedy, Or. and Mrs. T. II. Cheatham.
Poinsettias were used as the mo-
tiff of decorations in the hall.
In the receiving room we're Mr..
,ozro Chatham Miss Ivy Cheatham,
Miss Inez Singleton. Judge Adrian
Pool. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hines.
Here was seen beautiful decorative
effect in Killarney buds and fern
tendrils.
In the library narcissi and lilies
were placed artistically in tall vases
about the room. Entertaining the
guests in this room we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass Williams. Mrs. Lou Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Singleton. Miss
l.. E. Whipple, Mrs. Jack Hawkins
Mrs. T. c. Cheatham.
| In the dining room poinsettias
Iagain tastefully arranged, made the
ladornments. also the many red can
dies produced wonderfully rich eff
fleet, and the entire decorative
Ischeme showed exquisite taste in tn,
arrangement.
Il Seated at the coffee urns were Mrs
Jack Hood and Mrs. Lem Curtin
and assisting them in serving were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanks Davis, Miss Mat
tile Lou Meharg and Messrs. Jacl
Hood and Lem Curtin. Delicious
|coffee, fruit cake and sailed nut.
were served the guests.
Miss Singleton wore an Afternoon
lgown of grey charmeuse embroiGer.
ed in shades of blue.
Miss Cheatham was beautiful IN
a frock of pearl colored gros d,
londre.
| About fifty guests called during
1.-THE afternoon.
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Mrs. +. Brady was special guest
|of Mrs. j. c. Muse OF Dallas last
Friday for the annual luncheon of
the Dallas u. ID. c. Mrs. Muse is
president of the U. d. c. literary so
ciety OF Dallas and takes a proml-
|nent part in the club work OF that
city. The luncheon was given in the
dining room of the Oriental hotel and
covers were laid for about three hun
|dred guests. A most unique and de-
|lightful program followed the lunch
con. The banquet table was deco
rated with ferns, and hundreds of
flags we're effectively placed about
the table. giving it all most beau
|tiful and patriotic appearance.
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Poindexter OF Workman. Mrs. Thee
Farley and children OF this city. Dee
Poindexter OF Galveston. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clarke OF Ennis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. jamie Cumby enter
tanned their house guests with a
dance last Wednesday evening when
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The Sigma club was entertained
by Miss Rainey Harrison with a
Christmas tree on Christmas eve at
the Hotel Rogers. The large tree
was beautiful with hundreds Of
|colored lights and all manner of
Christmas decorations. There was
gift for each guest present and
Mr.. Parton made most wonderful
santa Claus as he came running
through the front doors, his suit
covered with dozens OF bells which
jingled merrify with real Christ
mas spirit. He approached the tree
land began distributing the presents
Ito the club members and much fun
was created over the distribution of
1.-THE gifts. After the many surprises
had been examined and exclaimed
lover and the obs and abs of ex-
element had subsidized the young
men friends OF the Sigmas called to
wish merry Christmas to all pres
lent. Later in the evening dancing
proved delightful diversion for the
young men and young ladies present.
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Informal Party.

Mrs. Arson Cole entertained with
ia get-together party of old school
mates on Thursday morning. The
affair was very informal and three
tables we're arranged for the games
of forty-two. After several games
had been played refreshments OF
frozen plum pudding and angel food
cake were served to Mesdames Earl
Parker OF Oak Cliff. Talmage New.
ton. Robt Phillips. Bass Williams
Lee Lasswell. Harry Knowles. Misses
Roberts of Bedford. Ind. L. e. Whip
pie. Marguerite Mizell. Cleo and
Ruth Anderson and the hostess.
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Clll, Tree.


The Jovial Jovens celebrated the
Yuletide season with club Christ
mas tree at the home Of Misses Mary
and Selma Forrest on last Saturday
afternoon. The house was decorated
with holly, mistletoe and Christmas
bells. w. B. Forrest proved himself
good Santa Claus as he distributed
the gifts from the large tree to the
fifteen club girls who were present.
After the distribution of gifts, the
girls enjoyed music on the Edison
and dancing. The hostesses served
salad course during the after
noon. No out Of town visitors were
present.
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Christmas Tree.

Miss Laura Kate HIlburn enter
ltaiEed the members OF the Hygh
Jynks club at her home, Infield
Farm, December 20. at 8 o'clock.
The girls were taken to Infield Farm
lin cars and spent delightful af-
lternoon, being entertained by piano
selections and readings furnished by
1.-THE members and Miss Mary Hilburn.
After the refreshments. consisting
|of fine apple salad. cheese waters,
hot chocolate and cake. were serv-
ed the guests marched into an adj
Joining room where the tree stood.
The room was very beautifully dec
|orated as well as the tree which was
almost entirely covered with pref
|ty gifts for each girl
After the distribution OF the gifts
by Mrs. s. 4. Hilburn. Miss Mary
Hilburn and Miss Margaret Kidd the
girls returned to their homes with
many happy memories of the after.
noon and looking forward to next
Christmas.
Those present were Misses Rita
Thompson, Marguerite McDade. Mar
|garet Owens, Matte Ruth Moore.
vyolette Henson. Ruth Cartwright.
Bernice Moore, Brighton Green.
Eleanor Campbell. Johnnie Bell
York, Hazel Hosford. Pearl Cronk,
Laura Kate Hilburn.