The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-27
WAXAHACH|E ELKS ARE
PLANNING FOR PARADE
EXPECT To HONOR PRESIDENT
or ASSOCIATION AND put
TOWN ON MAP.
Probably 2n0 Eiks and bears" VIII
Ride In Elks Parade NJ Dallas
During Meeting of state
Association.

Extensive preparations are being
made ia waxahachie FOR the meeting
OF the EIks state association. which
couveEes in Dallas on May S and ?.
r.. -. Prince OF this city is president
OF the state association and the To-
cal lcdge plans to participate in the
big parade on the second day OF the
meet in his honor. IL is planned to
have between $50 and 200 Waxa-
hachie people in the parade and
a, meeting of the lodge this week
committees were named to work up
the enthusiasm needed to make a
representative showing. A commit
te composed of Justus w. Ferris,
Cbes l.. Penn. Fred Noteworthy,
Homer n. Chapman. J. VIII Embry,
Chas. l.. Brady. Ed DuBose, w. ID.
Sims and f. Pick Hardin viii have
charge of the work of procuring au-
tomobiles for the parade. 1t is
planned to have as many as twenty
five Cadillac Fights, which will car
ry something like lis people
committee composed Of j. ID.
Kirvin. ]. Robert Phillips Frank
Ouaite, VIM. A. Cleghorn, ErYin e..
Singleton and l.. d. Lasswell will
raise funds with which to pay the
81 tho rarnda
The following ladies Of this city,
who are the wives of the members
of the Waxahachie lodge, have been
invited to ride in automobiles in the
parade and who will act as chaper-
one for the young ladies Of Waxa-
hachie who will also represent Wax
ahachie: Mrs. ]. NJ Alderdice, Mrs.
c. O. Adkins, Mrs. Thos. j Billiard,
Mrs. Chas. p. Burnett, Mrs. U. 4
Buckner, Mrs Chas l.. Brady, Mrs.
Robt. Watson. Mrs Roy A. Callens,
Mrs VIM A. Cleghorn, Mrs Barr
Cunningham. Mrs. Lem G. Curtin,
Mrs. James Il. Coleman. Mrs. c. G.
Cooke. Mrs. F. s. Cronk, Mrs. Ed
A. DuBose, Jr., Mrs. John T.. Duna-
way. Mrs. II. X. Erwin, Mrs. w. B,
Ferguson, Mrs. Joe Erwin, Mrs. j.
w. Ferris. Mrs ] Lea Cannon, Mrs.
Ralph Getzendaner, Mrs. Osce Good
win. Mrs. Ross Cannon, Mrs. Robt.
y. Cannon. Mrs. VIII d. Hines, Mrs.
Thos n. Herring. Mrs. VIM p. Han
cock, Mrs. Thos. b. Hosford, Mrs.
Erling Holland, Mrs. Robert Harri-
son. Mrs. w. b. Howell, Mrs. Ike
Hendley, Mrs, Luke Harrison. Mrs.
j. b. Hines, Mrs. f. p. Hardin, Mrs.
Neal II. Harden, Mrs. w f. Jack
son. Mrs. Joe c. Jarrett. Mrs. j. ID.
Kiryen, Mrs. Roger b. Kennedy, Mrs.
l.. Keplinger. Mrs. James f. Kelle-
her, Mrs. John Karner, MES. Lynn
d. Lasswell. Mrs. Harry Knowles,
Mrs. c. w. Moores, Mrs. George P.
Mizell Mrs. VIII Moore, Mrs. |.
Mincer, Mrs. Montgomery Middle
ton, Mrs. Henry C. McCarter, Mrs.
w. G.. McClain, Mrs j. r. Norswor-
thy. Mrs Ed Naughton, Mrs. w. A.
Ownby, Mrs. b. b. Prince, Mrs. j.
Lee Penn, Mrs. Chas. L. Penn. Mrs.
Ed Plumhoff, Mrs. ]. Robert Phil
lips, Mrs. T. G. Reid Mrs. Ed Rog-
ers, Mrs. Frank C. Rogers, Mrs. J
f. Strickland. Mrs Burke C. Raj
ston, Mrs 5. +. Spalding, Mrs. John
f. Spalding, Mrs. w. d. Sims, Mrs.
O. b. Sims. Mrs. George G.. Sweat,
Mrs D. G. Thompson, Mrs. w. {.
Tenery, Mrs Carroll Todd, Mrs. S.
S. Turner. Mrs. C. Y Thomson. Mrs.
Nj. B. Walker. Mrs. T. B. Williams,
Mrs Edward Woodruff. Mrs. G. G..
Waggoner, Mrs James l.. Mozart
ney. Mrs. II. H. Dobson.
Chairmen of ladies committee
Mesdames G. l., Penn, T. b. Prince,
j. u. Kiryin, w A. Cleghorn, Joe
Erwin and WIN Hines.
A loving cup and valuable prize
has been offered by a Dallas jewelry
establishment TO the lodge having
the largest number of ladies in au-
tomobiles in the big parade and the
Waxahachie Elks are going 10 try
and win this cup and prize
In addition to the ladies ii is ex-
pected that the local lodge will take
the WaXahachie Lone Star band to
dispense music aud help 10 put Wax
ahachie on the map. The Eiks here
are very live organization and they
propose 10 make the most of this OPP
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