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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-05
property In the parish subject to
taxation, including that situated IL

property In the parish subject t.
taxation, including that situated il
the towns Of Covington and Mande
vile. Except that the towns Of Gov
ington and Vaudeville shall be ex
empt from the. payment of the on
mill for general purposes.
Section 2. BE it further Ordain
ed, ETC., That the sheriff and tax col
lector shall receive in payment G
parish taxes 1.-THE amount appropr:
ated to public school excepted) III
fully approved certificates OF tn.
grand and petit Juror. for per diel
and mileage, and certificates of tn
members OF police jury for per dien
and mileage, and that he procee,
with the collection Of taxes now levi
ed according to law.
YeasELouis Peters. w. A. Hood
Il. J. Domergue, J. N. Smdth, Fletch
er Crawford, 8. R. Cowart. W.
Davis, II. J. Schneider, Robert Ab-
ney. Nays-None.
Adopted August 2. 1916.
J. b. HOW'RE,
President.
r. j. MA6TuNlIAQlE,
Secretary.
The dog ordinance was passed b..
q vote Of yeas and nay.
We, the finance committee, have
examined warrants OF the parish
treasurer and find, to the best OF
our belief. all to be o. k. We rec
ommend that the secretary get al
the bills in before the morning o.
the regular meeting and classify
same and make out list and tota!
amount Of road bills and genera,
funds, a. We delayed the meeting 0.
the police jury this morning due tt
our having to assert the different
bills and classifying the warrants.
We have examined. bills Of road
fund amounting to $962.29, and
'$1616.91 against general fund. To.
tai amount, $2579.2O.
H. ]. SCHNEIDER,
w. A. HOOD,
E. J. DOMERGUE.
The following bills were read
and ordered paid:
T. =. Brewster, sheriff, conveying
I'd. Slattery, Sam Kelly and All. Cal
lahan to Monroe, $50 miles. at. Is
cents per mile, 357: sheriff's travel,
$50 miles. 1t 20 cents. $40; expensf
es, incidentak, ETC.. SIS. Total.
$4,000.
T. E. Brewster. sheriff, paid for
telegram to Coroner Bullock, NJ. D.
80 cents; Tylertown, for prisoner,
IS: expenses~$1; telegram, 81 cents;
telephone bill for June, 1856; car
ryinE insane to Jackson, IS; 49,
miles travel, at 10 cents, $3.50:
team from Tylertown to Jackson
$3.50; expenses, 2 days at IS, SO
Total, $500.
T. E. Brewster. to erroneous as
sessment on 1915 road. In name o
and Martindale, @13.87.
T. E. Brewster. sheriff. attendin,
26th Judicial District Court, July ~
S.; same, July IS. IS. Total, $40.
Ernest Prieto, juror at inquest of
A. MosfDki, 81. for burial Of A. Mo-
niski, $12.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-05
{ Edited by Miss Anna Morrell }
WHEN 1 AM SHOWN.
(By Judge J. C.

(By Judge J. C. McWho of West virginia)
When
religious
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-05

tho home, mt wAo sh41et equally
4 goyernmeat viii tia ht4er.'
Robert Stuart Chsoe. I'M eight
months old son Of Wr. And Mrs
Stuart Chase, prominent suffragiste
and sociological workers. =. presi-
dent OF the union
: A Scottish woman, Miss Ella Card
recently obtained the medals IN III
subjects in the school Of Pharmacy
in Lopdon. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

verslty students and members OF Sunday
school classes No applications for fur
Tough over Christmas have been niod
In the morning twelve nurses with wall,
through tho hosplta groundB and into oil
departments singing Christmas carols. The
400 Insane patients viii receive speclal
attention ir tho afternoon Dr, wilmer
kruren, Director OF Health and Charities :
William AtcCallistor, superintendent: Dr.
Allan Jaekeou, OF the ingane department.
and other attending phyalciana will por-
sonnNy visit nll wards, consulting the pa
tcnta and giving advice aud Instructive
cheer
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR GRowN.UPs
For tho 1rst Chrlutmas time in its his
tory tho West Philadelphia homeopathic
Hospital. 1894 North r1tty.fourth street,
has no children in tn wnrdH Ncvorthe.
less two trees will be decorated for the
hf,y adult patients and for any children
who may be admitted between now and
Christmas Day Each patient WHOSE stom-
all viii receive Elfts. Miss Ida NJ. swarts,
hours viii bo suspended and frienda win
be welcome all day.
Visiting houra will also be extended ali
day at the Presbyteriar Hospital, Thirty
ninth street ana Poweitun avenue The
twcnty-onc children and iGs hlult patients
viii have i've trees with gifts for ali.
Nurses viii sing carols in tho wards morn
Ing and evening. John NJ Crafty super
intendent. promises ono OF the happlest
christmases in the hospitals history,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
son only amIIed. Am answered

Stern only smiled, thon answered:
Well III take my chances with 'em.
Better a fight say l. with my own kind.
than solitude like thls-you and l all alone.
girl, getting old some time and dying with
never hand clasp save perhaps such "a
Il may please fate 20 give u8 from what
ever children are 90 be But come come.
girl: no time for gloomy speculationa OF
trouble In you get now, and or We GO
westward bound again"
only half an hour out of Detroit II was
that they first became aware Of some
strange disturbance OF the horizon. some
lnexplcable appearances snch as neither OF
them had ever seen, Phenomenon SO pc
eullar that, though both observed IL at
about the same time. neither stern could
believe his own senses nor Beatr.ee hers,
For all at once Il seemed 20 them the sky
line was drawing suddenly nearer; II
seemed that the horizon was approaching at
high speed
The dark. untrodden forest mass stnl
stretched away away. until Il vanished
against the dim blue of The sky but now,
instead of that meeting lina being forty
miea on. Il seemed no farther than twenty,
and minute by minute IL induhtably was
rushing toward them with a speed equal 20
their own
usual sight felt an impulse 70 slow. TO
swerye, 70 test the apparition IN some way;
but second thought convinced him II must
he deception OF some sort
Some peculiar state Of the atmosphere
thought he, 'or perhaps we're approaching
a high ridge. on the other side OF which lie
clouds that cut away tha farther view. or
eise-no. hang It the world seems 20 end
right there. with no clouds 20 veil it,
nothing. only-whatT,
lie saw the girl pointing IN alarm She,
too was elaarly stirred by the appearance.
What 20 d0f Stern felt indeclsion for the
fTst time since he had started on this long
adventurous journey. shut of and descend2
Impossible amaag those forests, Swing
Keep on and meet perlls perhaps undreamed
Off Yes--at an hazards he would keep on
And with = tightening of the jaw he
drove the Pauillae onward, ever onward
toward the empty space that gawned ahead.
End o the worldf' thought he All
right. ths old machine Is good for il, ana 50
are We. Here goes
CONTINUED TUESDAY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

Allan Stern and neatrica keudrick ar
tIfea ~ the ola rntuHf5n of Van Aait0rg,
hslgit t9 work IN earnest 10 make the lqine
.AnitAnles OnrlFF tho WuehH of 'HsttllnN
NrEn they lfe On tha nsh that hlian
eatrhcs with 4 rude rhd. and game,
AhH WNridf lens nan sVanda = FteAt NeAt
~ hia tifnH after that ir the rrustr1cuqn
2. worthy eeAENlnE craft. far hs r,aus 70
NANinrc TIE world in uufFt ~ ctNlNaAtten.
o. foFethsr theV start on theit rilgrlusrt.
~ hiEht they havn Travelled down iee ltQa-
miles along the sound stem dcara on Tor
Z Tow iuirutra and when hs sWakeH ne
luda IRE boat ls hetnH drawn ~ a scrrlhe
currert toward 4 Efsht catarart In apfig
Hliracllnur way be ard Beatrice are savsd
beat ard on their provisions are lest.
Ntter 9 weeta enramnmeut on thn eide y
VIC ga they rve0VeF Hnutcient stfanslh hhe
aNlpNra Co Fet on HuHtn Tor NUHfou.
N they rrach tho ruins OF prcvidence;
* "a where stern nada well nEtaefNFA
arroplane IN Il they siart their niFnt %
toatnn hgt fugnuuteF hurricane und are
carried Tar out ~ tnete course
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
RELIGIOus RREYITIEs

HIS qtae, the Ntost Rev Archbishop Prondsr.
gin3st WIZ bc TIE ocleerant OF the solemn Don.
mnB morning Tho Vs-y Rov, Fdmond y Ftts-
Maurice. u D.. " O., Will 10 the assistant
The Rt Roy BlHhop afccort win ofnciats to-
Church OF our Lady Of ConaolRtlon. Tacenw
1t which the Rev Alfredo hrocoplo - rector.
Ausuat al -
u Threo solemn masses win be celebrated on
ChTlstmnH Day In The Church ot s.. Thomas,
NlllanoNa The Ausustinian ucholahtea will
ave an elaborate musical proxram.
nlshop MoCort will celebrate solemn ron.
sorrows On Chrlatmaa Day Ths Rev william
A. oponneH will be The assistant priest
The Rev. Dr Edwin Ifoyl pslk. pastor ot 81.
hHithewa' Lutheran Church viii preach tolpor
Terr viii he no evening hsryteS' but eareis Vim
hs suns tomorrow afternoon by the sunday
gooIao IsSpg. saperinten9ae1t ot .9s IPasmqeh
morrow afternoon at I o'clock. at the Locust
,ory a Greer TssgosleS,i ss%iqsry, WI Pr;ssh
noon at tho broad Street Theatre
lecture on A Interpretation Or Railsion'' To-
sSsss %ssisf ,o1e Viii viii !. ''sf siiS HIS
q, The h. RSy s csFsnse s FaEss S,asPsg Da;G
q K!adnsss" and n nlght on irhs insSTPs,
lehgm" az the nlght service.
The Rey. J. Gray Bolton. pastor Of the Hope
rdw. Prophsts Vision" viii be t6s mernina a
tgpia, while Doctor bolton WIN have Tho
Child's hirth'' aa his evening topic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
TBoAf time i'm.
IL m @ IN o "A |

Christmas has been day for tho gather.
ing Of the clans, and Grandpa and Grand
mn, and even the weeniest grandchild
have met together for dinner on this joyous
day. We OF Philadelphia cling peculiarly
10 these old customs. somehow. though
By no means are we behind the times. as
our New York brethren love 10 say. SO
quite a number OF family dinners will be
given on Christmas Day. The I4cdyard
Heckschers, for instance Will entertain
the Heckscher connection. and Mrs. VIII.
liam Carter will gather her children and
grandchildren about her for that occa.
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. William DicIsSrman
and JOY and William. Jr., OF New York,
win come on, and there will be tho JOG
Leldys and their children and While Car.
ter, too. of course. Really II is almost
foolish to enumerate them. for about
every one who has family win have
dinner for all the relations to Join In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

NV YORK. Dec. zas-=When AIRS. Lewis
y. BeI began hfigatiaa IN 1910 d obtain
possession o1 atty sharea OF Standard oil
y keH Jersey stock disposed of - the
Wil e her father. Joseph R AagFua. the
slqek Nas worth Sao.eeQ When the Ap-
nellate Ul4IsIon - fhs supreme court
hauded daHn 4 aaal decision Il the easa 70
aas sHsHalns fHs stock + Ara Bel Il Haz
HaEEa zIaaaH4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

members OF the
family may re-
seive them tied up,
ana let me tell you
you're lucky II you
ees an open box Of
stoekinEs or n
necklace dangling
over the arm Of n
relative, min u s
wrappings. entire
~. these days, be
cause, "Oh! It's
lust for tho fam.
n.y."
well. 10 so on,
Christmas really
is nearly here, and
i wonder how
many Of us stop
70 think Of its real
meanins. Perhaps
II we did and read
the message OF
t'M1Ce 10 NANiif VI
Good VIII" there
would be no moro
wars nor rumors
Of wars, and men
might bo found
who would really
show tho Christ
ike spirit in their
deeds and words.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

THERE will be n little entertaining to-.
l. day, though no big ball or dance for
debbies; still there will be two delightful
theatre parties, one for the debs in the
evening and ono for the school set in the
afternoon. Mr.. Frank Patterson will en-
tertain in the evening for Katharine Lea.
who Is the debutante daughter OF MIR. and
Airs, Charles Lea. Speaking of tho Lcas,
Air, Lea's daughter by his first marriage.
Mrs. Percy Hudson. and her three chill.
dren have come on from Long Island to
spend the holidays with their family. The
theatre party for Katharine will be fol.
lowed by a supper and dancing at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland ID. Cramp. OF
22ia Pine street, have their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulford.
and their two small children, OF Penrlth
Farm, Lodi N, Y, as their guests for the
Christmas holidays. After tine first of the
year Mr.. and Mrs. Mulford will so to Wynn
cots, where they win be the guests OF Mr..
Auiford's parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Spencer
:. Mnlford, for several weeks at their
home on Church road. Wyncote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

or COURSE, as
" every ono Is
crazy about the
movies, every one
con souuenuy in
Philadelphia so
cioty halls with
Joy the announce.
ment that the "a.
nous and alto.
gother delightful
Mrs Vernon Cas-.
tie will bo shown
In her new and
thrilling patriotic
nlm. "Patrla,' in
che hpll rDon ~
the Bellevue strat.
ford on Friday
night of next
week. To say tho
room will he pack.
ed Is mild from all
1 can hear. for.
though tho news
has iust gotten
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Christmas Dinner for the Family Will Re Mor.
days Order of the Day-Several Frte.- iiO'
tainments Today

,rrts the night before Christmas e,
j nostA but Sunday intervening every
one win have minute to breathe and IA
m Iast.mlnute packages. so that even
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

,or ~, Their daughter T:nloy who already
uios fair 70 take many hearts by storm.
she - 50 attractive and original / be.
ueve she win come out I'm rounio =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

years Another
party for the
younger set will be
given by tho
Howard Butchers.
out at their home
IN Ardmore for
tr daughter
Margaret.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
RELIalora NorIoEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARCH sT. CHURCH, Isth and Aroh,
Rev CLAnENCE EDWARD MCCARTNEY.
lO4b-' Tie Immortality uf kindnnas."
lso0--Bunday School,
h00-'"rhe tneArnation"
The choir viii render Maunder'g '.nethisham.' ;.
singing IL IN three parts at 1n;fb, 80 and
81 Leonard Autg. tenor aud director, Alton
X. DouHhsrty. ofHanlHti AlHs FlOronea Lewis.
hourhno{ hllaH Elizhhefh Dickson. rdutfaItof
Violet Terrili. harpist William o, Miller.
hasa, Christmas Carols VIII ha sung at Io29
and T,t5
OXFORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ney, JOIN Nff.tE lfisANcis, Minister
10 i80=-'A ChriHtmHa telegram from Heayensf
This WIN be a christmaa asgyes An excellent
Hluscal program VIII DO rendered by tho Ox-
ford aolalsta and Chorus. assisted by
Mr.. carl pfoutH, list Violin, pflls. Orchestra
Mr.. Carl Kneiael 'eellist phia Orchestra
TIh--"The ChflstmaH Heaaage for the I2ys
and the Ear teu-minufa talk by the pna-
cHRIsrsiAE MUSIC from RUSSIAN coaf-
rQ6EHH. Tha program Will be rendered b.
this oxford AnolHis and Chorus. assisted -
AeaarH Pfouts and fSnsssl, Of the phiiadal-
director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

VII take place on February II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ, Gazzam, of 265
South Nineteenth street viii give dinner
IN honor OF their daughter, Miss Olivia NJ.
DEB. Gazzam before the ball which Mr.. and
Mira Arthur II. Lea viii give for their
Niece, Miss Katharine Christina Lea. on
January "a. Mrs. Gazzam is entertaining
: Rouse party over ahe holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shrevs Roberts.
q 1888 Spruce street, announce the en-
sasement OF their daughter Miss Evelyn
Roberts, to Mr.. Albert Whiting Wassy,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Mason. OF
Detroit Mich. The wedding VIII take
place In April. after which they will live
u shnifs Mills. N. c.
Mr Bryant Mears. Of 1918 De Laneey
pace, will arrive home This week from
rev York. where he has been spending
sesne time. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Afears
WI have Miss Margaret Hail. OF Ellis
eoFth, Me. as their guest over the Christ
= saAs holidays, Miss Hall Is attending school
The dinner which was to be given on De-
ssnpeF 20 at the Ritz-Carlton by the Misses
mayer In honor OF Miss Dorothy Emlen
1ssoold has been postponed until after
sAaaFy 10, when MIR, Edmund Thayer and
- -. alexander Thayer will return from
M ana Mrs Harry Vain Harrison. OF
a4ppy Creek Farm, st. Daylds. have closed
NsH country residence and taken apart
'sssn1s at the Ritz-carlton for the winter.
49,. .sy entertained last evening at small
ssaneF-danee.
Ar ana Mrs Edwin smueker and their
= se.slsntef. Miss Elizabeth smueker. OF 59a7
,ass.ltook avenue, OYeFbrook. win close
country home next week and leave
town, where they win occupy their
aons. Eighteenth and Spruce streets, for
- eaAssr Mr.. and Mrs. Smueker have
sen-in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and
- Sehsnek, Of Trenton, as their guests
q hs christmas holidays. The wedding
- e.lsz Elizabeth smucker and Mr.. Robert
Essss. Essa. q Germantown, viii take place in
80 ana Mrs. Carlton Adams, Of Surrey
80 sna the Boardwalk. Ventnor +. j.,
sSsaa'as several days in Eikins Park
ana hrs George II. Boles. Of Wynne-
7. @ih spend the holidays Ia New York
1lsf son. Mr Edgar II Boles.
j Lincoln Godfrey who IS spending
- sAassf e the Ritz-Cariton In this cry.
=. zss.sfaAy for ~ Paso. Tea where she
- s4<nd the Christmas holidays with
-. ~ Lincoln Godfrey who Is q
-. Z ne First City Troop ana Rhe
s. ass< 3 zeas . return oaln me middle
- Afs 2 EezEar Tbauss. q :
kail HiIaaa afrset I sa5srla4n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

family dinner party OF ten guests on Christ
mas Day
Miss Jean Hale. OF Harvey's Lake. has
returned TO her home. having visited frlends
in Germantown for several weeks
Miss Ellen Knlpe. Of 22O West Chelteu
avenue gave an Informal dance at her
home on Thursday evening.
The class Of 1914 of the Germantown
Academy will hold les annual dinner on
Friday. December 80. at the Hotel Adel'
phia,
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hunter and
family. OF Devon, win spend the Christmas
holidays in New York
Miss Eleanor Harvey Wood. daughter OF
Mr.. and aIrs. william Albert Wood, former
ly OF Mt Airy, now spending the winter At
tho Clermant. Forty-fourth and Walnut
streets has Issued cards for an 'at home"
on Tuesday from until 8 o'clock
Miss, Margaret Jacobs, OF Slxty-ninth
street and Lawuton avenue. oak Lane, viii
give a 700 party on Wednesday. December
27. Her guests win ba Miss Dorothy Kane.
Miss Margaret Buckley, Miss Jennie Keys,
Miss Margaret Henry. Miss Jessie Wiasler,
Miss Josephine FsFnley, Atss Esther T.
Bum. Mlss Helen Huston, Miss Eleanor
IIiilslsy. Miss Anpotta Aacdrath, Miss Nat
allie Blizzard, Miss Aida Buehler Mas Bar
bara Eisenhower Miss Edith keteham,
Miss Jean Speese. Miss Mary tllchs Miss
Marion Denis and Miss Margaret folley.
Mr.. Michael A. Dempsey. Of 44sl Baltl-
more avenue, announces the engagement OF
his daughter. Miss Helen Marie Dempsey, TO
MIR. Francis j. Walsh, Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Francis r. walsh. OF 4Q25 walnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Engie IIainea. Of
swarthmore, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Anne Shoemaker
Haines. and AIR Albert Pray Martin Of
Pawtueket. r. l.
Misc Georgens Butler. OF Dorraneeton.
pa. who has been the guest OF her aunt and
uncle Mr.. and AIRS. George T. Lasher, o.
RvdaI mas left for norraneeton. where
she viii spend the Christmas holidays as
the guest Of her grandmother Mrs. James
Butler
c,belten Hlls. left yesterday for Wilkes
barre. whersSshe will spend several days as
tha guest of Mrs Butler She VIII return 10
this city tomorrow The engagement OF
Ms sharpless and Mr.Joan Lord Butler. OF
Greenahurg, was Teeentiy announced
Mrs walter S. chittiek. Of 1905 North |
eleventh street entertained az 500 Thursday /
a afternoon. Among those present WeFe Mrs /
ciairs =. Burtner AIRS William II. Deyenny, |
sfrs h. Frank Maxwell. Airs. Louis J. /
Ringer. Mrs Harry Lents, Alra Edgar john
son and AR. Thomas WoolWoFth.
AR ana Mrs Cornelius Johnston. Of 81
Faat Herman street entertained az 500
s,bursdav night Among the guests present 4
.s,sTs 1F. and AIRS. walter = Pranl Mlas
-. raeabs MIS- Gertrude Johnston. Hiss
pss,llne Jacobs, Me8i Nay sipel, Hiss Flor
- Johnston. Miaa Marie Smith. Miss
-, esgefrerf h4iss Hilaa Johnston Alza
- sIarrsl. Mr Edwarh Wright atrt Rus
- serss6Isr ~ John slhal Mr.. Pierce
sfss,lh. 81. EdUln segtt pr Robert eFaeixs
-. Bonala 8rseksf ara ~ A2A4Aa si9sA
ssss EsfheF canaaaa. af sszs Vel kaf-
3. $500 anaauaess t1e engagement g HsF
aaaalssz. zElsz haza s g -
ausl II tAsza4a 8 s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hunter and
family. OF Devon. win spend the Christmas
holidays In New i OTk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

Miss Eleanor Harvey Wood. daughter OF
Mr.. and AIrs. william Albert Wood, former
ly OF Mt Airy, now spending the winter AZ
tho ClermAnt Forty-fourth and Walnut
streets has Issued cards for an 'at home"
on Tuesday from until o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

TUE school.set party will be given by
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus wynne Cooke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

The marriage of Miss sophy Mercer
Worth and Mr.. Henry Morton McAIichael
Etll take place on February II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

The class Of 1914 of the Germantown
Academy will hold les annual dinner on
Friday. December 20. at the Hotel Adel.
phla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
baptist

baptist
cEIEsINgT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
dEoRda u ciAP iAAPiAMIssi ANS p 3 ppi,sFPsss,o p Fsss,or.
1880 a. m. oraan Prelude, 'Adoratlon."
A9lNsgs. :. Dubois
.fSsre wefs s6sp6sfda GsgRa
o,rIs Ts' 1lsgss 4og Nlsh5, ,;5sS Nysiisi ysls5
5J;is 3. iiiqlsia,si 'ITalleluiah chorus.
BsS ,Daeisia Jsaes orsaniat and Leader,
spiIANos--kima Carey Johnson, sarah
c6?SjFiAI T6s-sIary r. Nswkirl,, Mrs Rus.
TlNoiys--iiSssi p. Mcclellan yredorleR
i;Ass5ia-IIorsss rs, R. Hood, Franklin L. Wood
Kdwsrd A, Hollis. choirmastsr.
FIRST RAPTIsT oHgRcH
ii1d56pfa FgaeRYs,s wbsingb5 RRSIg GEORGE
deofse Z. Niahois,, Asslsiaa, Minister Nv
ciiRisTSi1a
,o.,o At noTii sFRvIcEs
Hsy diARFSt!Es 4 BARRouR, d. d.
5.55R' "a -gPEcIEL cHiiIsfAIAs MUSIC
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-23

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CHUHCH OF IHE HULN AFOhTIEB, alaf ana
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