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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-11

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN-
Z ty of Barnes. In District Court,
\ Fifth Judicial District.
Charles Stolzmann, Plaintiff.
n + VS..
Edgar N. Campbell, Jennie c. Camp.
bell, Catherine Becker, Jacob Beck
er. Catherine Nelson and William
Becker as Administrator Of the es.
tate of Ole Nelson, deceased, Defend.
ants.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You, and each Of you, are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint in
this action, which was filed in the Of
fee of the Clerk of the District Court,
in and for the County Of Barnes, Fifth
Judicial District, State of North Da-
kota, on the 18th day of March, A. D.
1916, and to serve copy of your ans
wer upon the subscriber within thirty
days after the date of the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day of service; and in case of your
failure to answer or appear, judgment
will be taken against you, by default,
for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
s. b. BARTLETT,
Attorney for plaintiff, residence and p.
o. address, CasseltCn, N. ID.
Nast Pub May 1877
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League Speakers Tell How Its
Activities Benefit Business Men

farmers have a small amount of cash
to buy with and have much to buy,
they are obliged to look for bargains
regardless of quality, and therefore
turn to the catalog house. AS a rem
edy for this "evil" he pointed out that
if the farmers got more for their pro-
ducts they would have more money to
spend and would Tot feel the necessity
for bargain hunting.
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Catholic Ladies Gave
Very Pleasant Social

One of the finest anu most success
full social ever given by st. Cath.
crimes Altar society, was held Thurs
day night at Odd Fellows hall. The
ladies have established an excellent
reputation for their way of doing
things" but they seem to have sur
passed themselves and under valiant
and efficient leadership, a most de-
lightful time was had by all who at
tended, both afternoon and evening.
In the afternoon, the regular meet
ing of the ladies was held with large
crowd in attendance, and the lunch
served by Mrs. jain, Mrs. Lawrence,
and Mrs. Whertin was excellent and
brought a neat sum to the Golfers of
the society. .-. ... ~
In the evening an exceptionally
large crowd gathered for social time,
while the ladies served refreshments
The little girls of the Holy Angel
society sold homemade candy and pop
corn, but alas, the demand by far ex-
ceeded the supply. The young ladies
of the st. Agnes Sodality presided over
Hastily decorated booth of fancy
work in a real businesslike manner,
and a neat sum was realized. The La.
dies Altar society held many useful
articles for sale, and at the final count
ing the cooperating efforts of the three
departments had placed balance of
S1O0 in their favor. III s.
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FORFEITED HER BAIL

Gertrude Salisbury is Cor was) a
young lady whose numerous gentle,
men friends attracted the attention OF
the police. Evidently Gertrude's past
present and future would not bear
judicial scrutiny, because she put up
$25 cash bail and faded away before
her case was called Friday morning.
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Moved Her Millinery Stock

Miss J. NJ. Sargent has moved her
millinery stock into the Opera House
block, where she has the room vacated
by Morrison. She has nice room for
display purposes and with a neat gold
sign on the window it is going to be
popular trading place with the ladies.
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Miss Minnie J. Nelson, the county
superintendent of schools has return
ed to the city from Dickinson, where
she attended meeting of county sup
erintendents of the state
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I'M ON EY''

The mint makes it and under the
terms Of the CONTINENTAL MORT.
GAGE COMPANY you can secure it at
SO for any legal purpose on approved
real estate. Terms easy, tell us your
wants and we will cooperate with you
PETTY e. COMPANY
1419 Lytton Bldg. Chicago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-01
christina at Rosemont.

Observing tleir annual Yuletide
custom with the twenty-sixth tree,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il r. Moffet have kept
open house duffng the 1915 season.
Always a picturesque place, summer
and winter, RSsemont was addition
ally attractiveIin its Yuletide dress
of holly wreatbs, Christmas bells in
red and whitd The seasons native
flower, the crimson poinsettia, which
Mrs. Moffett HIS cultured in her own
green house was among the flowers
tlat decorated the home Larg,
spreading palrhs lent a tropical air
to the green Setting. Wreaths OF
oily and cedart suspended above the
nantel in tie reception hall
Christmas greetings from many
friends, III ,iiet form of cards, were
arranged on tlfe mantei.
Sunday aftefnoo a large crowd
OF callers visited Rosemont. NJ:
end Mrs. Moffstt and Clarence met
guests at the Door. and gave them
cordial greetings. Refreshments
we're served during the afternoon.
An Edison contert was given, Mr.
C c. Moffett Aelecting appropriate
christmas caroA The home was
Illuminated With the soft gas lights.
Before CHESTS took their deDarture
the doors of the library We're swung
vide open and b Christmas tree,
gloriously dressed in symbolical
decorations, and iluxuriously laden
with favors for bach guest, made
an attractive 1anoramic picture.
All the week holiday merry makers
have pava aiken of, the hospitality of
Rosemont, a HOSPITALITY that is al
ways genial, anda dispensed at the
Christmas season NTH a special gra
ciousness.
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The waxahaclie Bible Club.

After the Lords Prayer in unison
and the repeating! of scripture ver-
SEES. in answer tol roll-call, various
business items cafe up for the
clubs attention. Al proposal by Mrs.
Lomax that the cub organize Bible
Clubs in the rural districts, villages
and small towns drought forth a
number of interfering discussions
Action on this maiter was deferred
till future meeting.
A box for any Who may be ncedy
we're among the CHARITIES discussed
Mrs. Matte Moord was made seere-
tary pro tenn by 1Irs. Fears, tbs
president. in absehee of the secre-
terry. Mrs. Norswarthy.
The lesson OF Solomon. the sor
or David. as taught by Mrs. Hol.
land, was fraughI with much in
terest. diis wIdom, particularly
as set forth in the Proverbs.-whoss
Hebrew name is 1iscailim-broCgh'
out from the elubImen.bers many o.
the pith, we'll suppressed teach
ings. showing thai now. even as il
ancient times. the proverbs is 4
pain. profitable and easy method
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the same number bs a certain bclov-
ed Rockwell car; Miss Ida Glenn
Goldsmith was rfmemhered with 2
test-tube; Mr.. LtRoy Bertram. q
flash-nght and look stove. Miss
Mamie Lemon, 4 lemon. and NJ
Hutchinson. lekaon-squeexer: Mis-
Nancy Castlema& was enlightened
with an A. b. hook: MIR Sneed
with the story Il Little Red Ridine
Hood: Miss Mur4hison and Mr. Knos
were encouraged with n suit OF
furniture: and Mrs. Noel was cheer
ed and strengthened by bull-dos
pup for protector. So the merit.
ment ran. At tie conclusion OF the
Christmas tree distribution. the
tempting Christmas fruits. topping
the piano. were Eerved as refresh.
ments.
Among the gJests enjoying this
merry occasion iere Misses Frances
Mailman. city. ind Miss Pauline
Douglas OF Memphis, Texas
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Double rcdrn,er,sine,I.

One OF the md u elaborate OF the
holiday parties as the one given
~ Mrs. Arch Thompson at her home
on Wet yencrt IN street. when she
was aost,s> sof the Double Ten
Club. Mrs. rtmpsons generosity
Included a ltngsllst a. friends. and a
number OF lbliday visitors Who
have been IN d. city as the guest
OF relatives. Christmas decorations
we're cverywhke III evidence. aud
palms and flawers made the deco
rations. Fiva tables were arranged
FOR the gama of forty-two for the
visitors. Whit the club members
we're busy 9TH their needle work.
Refreshments consisted OF chicken
salad. browd bread sandwiches. po-
tato chips. stuffed dates, salted pc
cans asd hol chocolate.
The follFsing guests were invit-
eli Mesdar0es NJ. A. Mcclellan. A.
Mccartney tEwoll Mccartney. James
Harrison. T. w, Singleton, y. A.
Howle. r. thaska. NJ. sonnenstrahi,
II. p. and r l.. Hawkins, L. Dortch.
Walter MaDaniel, Gray simpson.
Sterling, Iom and John spaldipg.
John Walton. VIII Farley. NJ. b.
Ray. y. u Thompson. Pick and
Hill Hardin. r. r Littiepage, Hen
ry aud Tx f Thompson. William
Stiles, N d. Mcknight, Laura
spalding and Matte Rowen, and
Misses Mtttie Middleton aud Laura
McClellarS The out-of-town guests
were Mr4 VIII Kennedy OF Electra,
Mrs. Ton Hoxie Of Electra. Miss
Trula Kennedy of Electra. Mrs.
VIII schuster of Ennis. Mrs, A. j.
Knight 0f Dallas. Miss Eula VOL
colt OF Dallas. Mrs. Phil Bailey OF
Dallas, Mrs. Charley Emerson OF
Mckinney and Mrs Minnie Wood
lief of Dallas.
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The New Year season was celebrat-
ell yesterday AFTERNOON by the Con-
genial club, keeling open house at
the home of thd president, Mrs. {.
NJ Rocket, on Marvin ave. Clus.-
ers of ChristmaIpoinsettias and 9TH
er crimson floral attributes madesa
tractive decorations. victrola music
entertained thu guests. Twelve
tables were arrknged for the forty
two games. Hoinsettias made the
score cards aid table markers.
Standing at theldoor who formed the
receiving line Nth the hostess were
Mesdames p. I'll Smith. John Watson,
is. p. Spaldind and Boyd Gounah.
Angel food, 3arshmailow pudding
land sailed pecdns were served Tho
| following guestt partook of the club .
hospitality: Mesdames w. l.. Hard
ing, d. Harding, Walls e. Lane Of
Cause. Fl. Drater of Admission, Ala.
IF. Jones, C. MI Hall. o. B. Dunaway,
lG. w. McWhirter, T.. c.. Reid. II. r.
Potter, Jack Williams, Ola Baron.
Quincy Getze3daner, c. H.. Ken
Inedy, G. c. Grbee. NJ. f. Broker, G.
lP. Burnett. Tbm Spalding, A. j.
Rice, Masel Sdhuster, Minnie Wood
lief, Lee Hawkins, Lee Penn. Tom
Andrews, Maulie Biard, X. X. Err
win, E. p. Littlepage, Sanders of
Venus, Jesse Kennedy and G. L..
Brady, and Misses frankie Thorn
hill, Rubie Foddren and Willie Holt
man.
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the native holly that vas sent 20
Miss Raluey BY generous #fast
Texas friend. Long sfemmeT poin-
sesiias @ere placed on hestals.
and palms and ferns Nerys har-
mony With the biz grcey cedar Ed
DuRose made hnnEome SANTA
CLAUS. and took The ~ from the
tree that made ~ siema club
girls as happy a. H. children who
went 70 their Respective church
trees, aud sat A. bated breath for
the appeaFaney of their old Santa.
Miss MargarS Barcus Of niIlsboro
vas a sussyof Miss Rainey Tor the
clubs celeFratian
After " tree the guests went to
the hotJ parlors aud had music and
samesy Mfs, Harrison assisted in
making the guests happy
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ChriJtmas Recital.
BY Miss N1httie Middleton.

Among TIE Christmas musical
,estivities wal the class recital given
BY Mrs. Rol4 nd Harrison's piano
oi,ss The Tome of Mrs. Harrison
an College ktreet was attraetivelv
decorated inI Yuletide symbols. and
christmas tolors. The contest
,rb;ch entertained the guests was
tho search Tor the Star of i. Bethle-
hem. and | ke the wise men of the
East. JamG McRoberts, first dis
ccrned thef brilliancy of the star,
ana was given a box of bon bons.
Tho star Was placed in a Christmas
bell, which, was suspended from the
Chandelier, and all the guests were
diligent in hhe search.
The follewing members of Mrs
tIorrison's klass. about ten of whom
,rara unablx to attend on account of
sickness: Kisses Jewel King, Eliza
beth shore4 Ruth Dillon, Sarah
Parks, Eloite Ham, James McRob-
erts. Winnit Shiplett, Harry Burlin
Plilv BurliIf Johnnie Lee Fleming,
Carroll Mooke, Berta Stands, Jessie
Brown. Mildred Harrison, Eliza
beth Hunter Agnes Pierce, Rhoda
Harrison, Aabel Tinsley, Lucille
KrvkendaIl, Elena May Lavender.
Lillian Thomas, Mamie Flynn, Amye
Lou Whitagf, and Mrs. A. F. Ed
wards. Twol Christmas carols were
included in She entertainment num-
bers. Miss llene Kuykendail gave
reading nuklper.
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Class BANQUET, 1918.

The Loyal Ten" Sunday school
class held their annual banquet at
the Presbyterian manse Thursday
evening with Mrs. Bel4 and their
teacher, Mrs. Phil Jonet. hostesses.
The table, laid for sixteen, with its
centerpiece of huge pohsettias sur
rounded by red candlcsl embedded in
tulle-wound ferns an the dainty
lhand-painted place-carfs furnished
By the class artist, Mss Fincher,
made a picture so beautiful and so
glad that each expression was toas..
and nothing was LETT for the toast
mistress, Miss SMITH but to hold
The sparklets in CONVENTIONAL lines
that they might nj bubble over
leach other.
MI Forrest Buie gave THE Girls
Of the Glass" in suf gallant man
ner that each of ne four felt her
self under his kniafhtly protection for
the evening. Mss Bonita Martin
answered cleverlf and sweetly. Mr.
James Miller thsh brought the house
down talking fbout their teacher
When the pretty desert course was
served Mr.. EDWARD Miller express
ed the olass'sf Thought of the hostess
in his inimihble manner, and with
the coffee and cheese straws the
pastor received inspiration TO speak
for the Ulcers and offices of the
class. TT six courses from devil
ed crab 70 minis was a feast such
as is n9 enjoyed at every serving.
ard th9 two hours and thirty min
utes stent at this bountiful board
viii remembered at least until the
next annual banquet vies with this
for 4 Fst honors.
TIER former teacher and cousins
REF Alvarado and Dallas we're the
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Miss RIshing Honored.

Miss GladystRushin5 of Rule, WHO
is the holiday{guest of Miss Emily
CornweI. tentertained with an
attractive holiday party by Miss
Cornwell at het handsome home on
Rogers street Monday night The
honor guest is member of the Love
Knots and the lhstess is a member
of the Joviai Jpven club and the in
Eitation list Was schosen from these
two clubs. About seventy guests
were present.
The reception suit was decorated
with Christmas flowers, and jardin-
Heres of Persian violets. Crepe pa
her shrouded The lights and soft
bed glow enhanced the reception
suite. Showed cedar sprays added
Ito the Christmas effect in the dec
prations. Progressive games enter
hained the guests. Sandwiches, cake.
pot chocolate dnd olives were serv-
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Nonpareil club rntertaxc,,.

MIR and Mira. u Halliday ieui
their homo for the holiday open
house OF the Nonpareil Eub. which
entertainment was enjfed at their
home Thursday nigF Elaborate
Christmas decoratIqfa beautifed
the home. In the sfme of progress
sive for,y.two. MrsJc. D pickett
and Tom iIerringf won high score.
Six tables were arranged for the
game. Mrs. Hafy Fusate gave a
Christmas readTg A salad course
with sandwichS waters. olives and
coffee we're seryed. The guests
we're Mr.. am Mrs. c. d. Pickett
Mr. aud Nj Harry Fugate. pr
and Mrs. u W. stone. Mr. and Mrs
r. n, Hefing. Mr.. and Mrs J @
Cornwell/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Ray
Or. ANDY Mrs. W. C. Tenuery. pr
and ME L. keplinger, MIR. and
Mrs. 4 H. Graft. Mrs G. +. Dodge
Mr.. aid Mrs. X. II. Potter. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. J
r. Bbrker. Miss Swain of Waco.
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Ratio Macedonian Society.

eliminating a pFloo or coiless
"exams." and climaxing a possible
period of social college life, came
the annual Christina meeting OF the
Ratio Macedonian soaiety of Trinity
University on Dec&nber 18th, the
last Saturday of thu fall term
Radiating from the chandeliers
in the ceiling TO thu four corners o.
the room, and frog the chanoeiier
nearest the officerk rostrum 10 the
three big windows pack or this ros-
trum were many stapds or solt crepe
paper, honoring the Trinity coiors
OF maroon and whie. As the audi
ence filed in the post enoieha'ie
OF all Christmas deoratlons, Ue
Star of Bethlehem, increased I'M
til a brilliant glow illuminated the
o,,.h room while 4 Very Merry
Christmas" flashed bn and off, in
sien near the presidential chair,
After the rendition fof short but
very enjoyable progt am, as follows
christmas OF Lo4 < Ago."-Miss
Mable Rocket.
Piano duet-Miss Lucy Keblingei
and Miss Marie Holhnd.
Violin solo-MissI Kate Salmon
Prince.
Santa Claus. in the person OF
Mr.. ]. o. McKense1 appeared ahu
proceeded to that eboyous token OF
the Christmastide. the Christmas
tree. The president OF the Rate
Mrelonians. Mr. Won Keller Aubrey
Saint Nicholas kindly remembered
With salt-cellar and a piano; fo'
Miss Billie Jane Watkins tnere wa
an automobile containing idenueaii'
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Sigma Glib Tree.

There were nd happier girls In
tire city Christm& eve than the
nineteen membe6 OF the Sigma
Club. who held theis annual Christ
mas tree with Miss Rainey Harfi-
son at Hotelf Rogers. Fortunate
tive setting ri the tree. and in the
lobby OF the tommodious hotel was
placed an ex(Fa large cedar. Laden
with deiicatf tints and other prae-
teal gifts. md Illuminated with In
candescent4 IL was susn charm
ing picturf that old Santa Claus
was reluctant to relieve the tree of
its attra1iveness. The lobby OF
the hoteHhad large holly wreaths,
the embfms being constructed from
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q instruction. nj book OF &c
clesiastes. probably soiomon's Pen
lientiai discourse. In which he Ia.
uents his foIli-s hnd departures
from God: aud th5 song % solomon.
SC metimes called he sons OF Songs.
because Of its s{periority over all
ether songs. or az some eminent
isebraists put The Series o.
Songs" in AM its maIestiencss.
representing Christ Is tho blessed
bridegroom snuis and. the
church. With Is His body and
bride. came q for their share Of
interest.
OF three tcll known almost con
temporane,5 biblical characters.
comprised H. recent study b. the
club. Cucf we'll SAYS; Soul was
self-willef: self-subdued; solomon
was selQ-contained The religion
OF Davt was personal; the religion
OF soldnon was official Man is
COMPOSITE being. and each man
hes II decide which part OF him
allfrule the whole. Saul made
tie tbdy rule, David made the heart
fulej and Solomon made the mind
rulf SO these first three kings H..
lustate primary religious truths
for all the ages.
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sixteen club Entertained.

Miss Helen Langsford is nbmber-
ed among the holiday hoste8es Ell.
pertaining the sixteen club II Thurs
day afternoon Poinsatks and
Christmas bells decorated he reeep-
ton suite.
Chicken salad. hot roile Saratoga
flakes. olives and Ice @eam wee
served Miss Nell Lan4ford and
Miss Lillian Rushing seized refresh
ments.
The visitors were Mtsdamea Tom
G. Cole. Arson Cole. Jim Coleman.
John Karner of DALAI Phillip Bat
ley OF Dallas. Lee L9sweil. Eugene
B. Hawk. G. b. Winnbnd Misses Hat
tie Lee Hornbeak q Beaumont and
Louise Groce OF M5shall.
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Biiliken Club Dance.

The Billiken club gave Tdance
Wednesday night at the clS rooms
honoring visitors in the$city and
lcollege girls who are home for
the holidays. The cly rooms were
attractively deeoratf in Yuietide
decorations. The Y6sic was furnish
ed by a stringeY orchestra from
Hillsboro. Theynonor guests were !.
Misses coralef Hoard of White
wright, sars Began of Dallas, Ma
garet Edwards, Ruth Pickett and
Annie Mytin. Chaperones were DR..
and MrS w. B. Ferguson. Mrs. Sid
TurneY Miss Turner of Waco. Me.
and Yrs. j. d.. Kirven. Mr.. and Mrs.
why Cleghorn. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wybdruff.
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Tuesday Glib Entertained.

Mrs. w. ID. Bold was hostess to the
tuesday club this week, having IS
her special guestfMrs. Frank A. Bar
per of San Antohio. who is spend
ing the holidaysl with her parents
phe Tuesday clubs calendar always
brings the date Of the holiday meet
|ng with Mrs. Boyd, and the meet
|ng this season w$ delightful one
fdd attractive surroundings. Snow
covered the outside scenes while Oh
Rhe inside guests tsat by cheerf =
frates and their eyts rested on Yuls'
fde decorations. The nantes were
banked in mistlet&e and ivy vine,
nterspersed with Molly spray. TIL
hover lights were traped in mistle'
foe. The hostess wis assisted in re
feiving by Mrs. Baber, Mrs. Blail
Kerr and Miss Clart Boyd.
Substitute guests lwere Mesdamef
K. Erwin, G. c. Qroce. John kar-
Ter Of Dallas, Mintie Woodllef 81
pallas, +. B. KenIer, A. Mozart
ey, James DunawH and I. II
fheatham and Missed Helen DuBose
mma Wagenhausers Matte Middle
n and verna Erwin
Refreshments consisted of turkey
ia king, stuffed celery, olives, sait
nuts, reception sticks plum PUG
ng with hot sauce, coffee and whip
d cream.
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Visitor Entertained.

Miss Rainey Harrison entertained
with an attractive afternoon pjrty in
the parlors of Hotel Rogers Thurs
day afternoon honoring Mi} Cora
lee Hoard OF Whitewright. guest OF
Miss Margaret Edwards. Hiss Mar
garet Barcus of HilIsboIb was the
house guest of Miss HARRISON FOR the
occasion. Eight tables Were provid
ed for progressive gamf. Music was
furnished BY strized orchestra.
Refreshments were/ Served
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Holiday House Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Jones have had
with them a house party OF girls md
boys. the cousins of the sukM re-
lations. Three Of the yopHg ladies
are namesakes of Miss May Smith
of AIvarado who alsQgwas mem
Der of the jolly paSfy. They are
Miss Edna May Jones'. the hostess,
Miss Elsa May Smith of kerrville
who attends school in Waxahaehie.
and Miss Willie May Smith OF Al
varado. Clyde Smith and Boyd
Smith OF Alvarado are also mem
bers OF the house party.
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A Birthdsi Dinner.

In honor of hef sixth birthday
anniversary Decen} per aoth, Little
M;ss Louise Duni way entertained
several little neigbborhood friends
at noon dinner on Thursday The
cutting of the bird hday cake. deco
rated with six mil Nature candles
was one of the joY of the day for
little Louise. and her guests, Eliza
beth Holland. KITE MCCARTNEY
Margaret and Thor9as Spencer and
Josephine Wilson.
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Holiday House Pa~.

Misses Alwilda and Foise Smith
were hostesses for " Jolly house
party Tuesday any Wednesday OF
this week. at ~ home OF their
parents. Mr. a1FMrs. Geo. + Smith.
The followiyyoung ladies made up
the MARTY Misses Julia Far
row of INsca, Floy and Selma Jones
OF Byfdwell, Sidna Stoyall OF
BarMell, Lucille and Jewel Davis OF
Ray, Lucille and Ola May Beasiey
of Ray. and Claudio Farrow OF Ray.
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Theatre Party.

A number q our young people at
tended the performance at the Ma
iestic Tuesday, night in Dallas. The
following werk in the party: Miss
Ruth Pickett ind Carr Forrest; Mis-
.Coralee HoardIand Horace Cole; Miss
Jimmie Winnt and George Bullard:
Miss Margaret Edwards and Archie
McDuffie.
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Welsh Erebit supper.

Miss Emmie owens entertained q
few friends Wednesday night with
d Welch rarebf supper, honorlhg
Miss Gladys Rushing of Rule.
Guests were Misses Corrine Sharn,
Beatrice Harding, Gladys Rushing
Emily Cornwell land Ransom Sharp,
Stacey Moore, Edward Miller anc
Frank Cronk.