Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-21
County Corresponding
netOs Of our neisbborins OiiIases as CLEANED each
aoeek by our special staff OF correspondents

c. b. Wiltshire was Riverdale bus
ness caller, Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Wycof was the guest
of Miss Gladys Apple in Lansing last
week.
Miss Doris Slingluff was an Alma
caller, Friday
Harrie Cuvine and family of Green
Vile visited the Bert Culver family,
last week.
Miss Orie Culver will attend the
Elwell school this year.
Dewey Sadler of Alma was an over
Sunday guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Sadler.
DR.. Tinney reports the birth of a
little son at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Ravens.
Miss Katherine Currence visited
Mrs. Lyle Nelson Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Don Currence and Mrs. Flor
ence Webb visited Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Grandy in Alma, Sunday.
Miss Katherine Currence and Mrs.
Don Currence were Alma guests, Wed
nesday.
Mrs Rose Courier spent Sunday in
Riverdale, the guest of friends.
Kelley Dalrymple has new Ford
car
The revival meetings continue this
week at the NJ. r.. church. People
come to the meetings from near and
| far and they are held for everybody
tc participate in. Miss Wheeler pos
sesses a remarkable faculty of pre-
senting bible truths in a plain and
pleasant but convincing manner. She
| is bible student and has the power
and ability to apply them to the pres
ents day conditions and make her
hearers feel its personal application
She gives to each of her hearers some
thing to think about. Miss Humble
leads the singing at each evening ser
vice. They are doing splendid work
and if there is a person in this vicinity
that has not heard them, you are mis-
sing a treat and denying yourselves
better understanding of these great
questions
The district convention of the Lady
Maccabees was held at this place last
week, it was great success and large
| " attended. Seventeen Hives were rep
resented and was one of the best ever
held is verdict of all who were there
Anna O. Holt, great past commander
was present her remarks on the or
der were eloquent and intersperseC
with an originality and humor which
delighted all. The association was
called to order at ten o'clock and the
usual order of business was taken up
At twelve o'clock dinner was an
nounced and $50 members entered the
dining room and filled the long row.
o., tables laid TO receive the guests
The dinner was up TO the Elwell ladies
high standard of excellence. After
the luxurious spread and address Of
welcome was given by the command
er, Mrs. Ollie Culver, who in a yer!
pleasing and inspiring manner, voiceC
the welcome Of the members, defining
the meaning of fraternity, industry
and protection and was responded I,
by Deputy Kennedy, which was boil
humorous and hearty. This was fol
lowed by program. the music by thu
orchestra was especially fine. Thu
reading given by the young ladies re
ceived applause. The Mr.. Hulrick'
sang in their usual pleasing manner
a.. did also Miss Doris Slngluff. tn,
little Miss Doris and Dorphey sang
my Little Girl" which made a grea
hit. Ira Borell's recital was duly APP
preciated The St. Louis Hive having
the largest number in attendance wa
given the banner. The Lady Macca
bees of this hive left nothing undon
foi the pleasure and comfort of thei
guests and to make this day one o
keen pleasure and quickened en-
thusiasm for the order of the Elwel
Hive. With the best of fraternal feel
ing, the guests departed for thei
homes, filled with pleasure and enjoy
ment with their fraternal greetings