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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-29
Dep0sed Rector Ac-
cuses Witnesses of
'Habitual Lying"
INCHES DENIES
HOT LANGUAGE
Didn't Say Bishop
Made Damned Fool
of Himself

DR.. J. W. Inches. OF St. Clair. war
dan Of st. Paui's Episcopal mission,
from which the Rev r. s. Devona
Vas removed by Bishop Charles H.
Williams. denied In the trial OF De
vcna. Tuesday morning. that he had
remarked after meeting IN ST.
Clair: The bishop and the chancel.
lor have made damned fools OF them
selves"
The intimation that be had said
90 was given by Devona, acting as
his own attorney, when he asked the
question. Or. Inches admitted ne
had said he thought the bishop and
chancellor bad mixed things badly
but denied using stronger language
For the first time. the trial show
~ some elements OF sensationalism
Tuesday. when Devona asked the
SQUIRT II he might bring in witnesses
to prove habiirai lying on the part
Of other witnesses. The question
was only for efIt ci. as the canons OF
the church allow this privilege to
both the respondent and the church
advocate.
The trial apparently has simmered
down TO a fight between Bishop Viii
Hams and DR. Inches on one side
and Devons on the other. although
technically the diocesan board is try
inG Devona on charge Of violating
his ordination oath In disobeying the
orders OF the bishop when he refus-
"a 20 turn over the keys Of the mis-
sion a year ago.
DR.. Inches vas under fire good
deal Of the morning session. al
though be was on the stand only a
minutes A clipping from a Detroit
paper was introduced TO show 10.
vonz mad attacked the bishop. De
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yona took exception 10 tho fact that
the entire clipping ~as not put Ia
evidence. charging that the part thar
had been eliminated was tho part
that favored him. The court order
ed the rest of the clipping produced
and when this was done. Devona
would not permit 4 to be put into
the record.
Later Dr Inches who sai just be
hind the Rev. WaTpe Wilson church
advocate. whispered a few words t0
the latter. Devona was on his fce'
IN an instant. protesting That this
VAS unfair for Wilson 20 nave co1n
sci except as provided before The
trial began Mr. Wilson made e
statement that he resented the ilti'
nation of unfairncss and explained
that Dr. Inches bad only asked BIN
If certain testimony has not been
given twice Inches then moved 90
another part OF the room.
AFTER irving all OF Monday and
half az Tuesday he church aaye-
cate finally succeed 20 brineae out
'by direct testimon, Thar neyona has
held services be- 81 iaNI mission
after BE- had been fornGasn o. DO So
Altx Stewart. 81 Pori Huron tooA
the sland and testified h haa az
tended services whicn Itvoua con
Quoted Feb - 1915 eigal dl, of
~ the bishops order al .rd GA
Devoaa Fic also 'ileat,ael an arii'
Gle in rcg Huron paper attack.u-
Bishop Williams and said he had
wrstsn 10 aud got the information
from Dcyona-
Clippings from several paper
we're brought in 10 show tAaf De
yona. or AZ least toe church faction
favora Die 20 him. had attempted ,c
create sentiment In idyov Of trying
Bishop Williams on a heresy charge
The court. however ruled thai Tbs
vas not relevant 30 the issue or De
yrna obedience 70 The msAop Cns
clipping from a Detroit paper stated
that on one SUNDAY Bishop Wilnan
preached in Dvvona's pulpit ard the
mex; SUNDAY DevOna answered n
with sermon intended to prove
Just the opposite point Deyona sad
he would not admit he had preached
any such sermon
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That's fact. A full stomach
Uakes the whole world seem differ
ent, brighter better, and more worth
living in. II is the hardest kind OF
hard work TO be cheerful and see
onIy the bright side Of things when
your stomach is empty. But once
All that empty stomach and every
thing II changed. II was just that
way with Mrs. Quack. For days at
= time che hadn't had full stomach
because OF the hunters with their
terrible gum. and when just before
dark that night she returned 10 the
Smiling Pool her stomach MAS quite
empty.
II don't suppose I'll fnd much 10
ct here, but a little in peace and
safety Is better than feast with
worry and danger" said she, swim
ming oscr 10 the brown. broken
down bulrushes on one side OF the
Smiling Pool and appearing TO stand
IN her head as she plunged Il under
water and searched in the mud on
the bottom for food. Peter Rabbit
looked over az Jerry Muskrat sitting
kou the Big Rock and jerry vinked
N Z minute up bobbed the head OF
1GFs. Qusck. and there was both a
pleased and a worried look on her
lace. She had found some Of the
corn left there by Farmer Browns
Boy. At once she swan out 10 the
middle OF the Smiling Pool looking
Uuspiciously this way and that way,
there 10 corn over there" said
ahe. "Do you know how II came
theref"
II Jaw Farmer Browns Boy
throwing something over there.r re.
piled Peter. Didn't we tell YOU that
- would be good 20 YOU
-Quack. cuack. quack I've seen
that kind OF kindness too often to
~ fooled by H." snapped Mrs Quick.
"FIe probably saw me leave IN a
\ hurry and put this corn here hoping
that would come back and find
n and make up my mind 10 stay here
D while. He thinks that II do he'll
have a chance 10 hide near enough
% shoot me ! didn't believe this
could be a safe place for me. and
now know H. I'll stay here TO
night, but tomorrow III try 70 End
some other place, On, dear. it,
dreadful not 90 have any place at
al 60 feel safe in" There were
tears in her eyes.
Peter thought of the dean Ole
Drier Patch. and how safe he al
NAYS felt there. and he felt preai
pity for poor Mrs. Quack who
Wouldn't feel safe anywhere. An'
then right away he grew Indignant
That che ehould be 80 distrustfnl q
Farmer Browns Boy. though n h
hal stopped 10 think he would hav'
rpmsmbered that once ne was jas
( o. slistrusiful
= = should think said Peter Will
= Gfeot des Of dignity, that yo'
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you must concede that
4 property all improved and
where il Is close-in and right
IN the street car line is better
than property that is located
TAR from the street car, where
improvements will be made
and In a section that awaits
development. The fact that
Lincoln Park is the beat prop
rrty in the entire down river
section is the reason il is sell
ing SO rapidly. Hundreds of
lots are being sold and this
great demand will soon close
this small allotment. If you
haven't invested here you are
overlooking the biggest and
best opportunity ever offered
the Detroit public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-29

7 INCOLN PARK is literally
L. improved, including side.
walks, large parked boulc-
Yards, cinderized streets, shade
trees and many other necessary
Developments. Sewer, water
and gas is less than a block
from Lincoln Park and can be
installed in a very short time.
Lincoln Park Is right on a
paved thoroughfare where the
street car will take you and
only a short ride from the city
hall. Where can you find a
better real estate investment
than here and the prices that
We quote for these lots are at
least So less than asked for
smaller lots in this district. In
vestigate, that's all VIC ask
we know you will decide in our
favor.
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and Best Real Estate
Opposr tgsr1ity!

Only short distance out Fort ST. West lies large home
plat that viii be of the leading home sections, and
proposition that offers investors the best moneymalng OPP
portunity of any downrver property will become lead
section because other part of Detroit boasts greater
future than here 1t is right main lnedirecty
paved road liberal improvements have been made; in fact
of homes located here, Schools churches, Stores
etc. within easy reach and is convenient many of De-
roit's leading manufacturing plants
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might al least believe what Jerry
Muskrat and I. who live here an
the time. tell you We ought ~
know Farmer Browns Boy II any
one does. and ne tell you that he
won't harm feather OF YOU"
He won't get the chance
snapped Mrs. Quack
Jerry Muskrat shifted in disgust
Il don't doubt you have suffered
los from men with terrible guns"
said he, but you don't suppose
Peter ann have lived a. long IT
we have without learning a nrie.
do You? wouldn't trust many ~
those twolegged creatures my.eif
but Farmer Browns Boy is dinereri
II al % them were ike hlm Ve
wouleni have q thing 20 fear iron
them he has heart Yes. iads.d
b. has q heart. Now. yon take b.
advice and eat whatever he has re
there for you. be thankful and sto.
worrying. Peter and ! Will Weep
watch and warn you II there 8 ans
danger"
J don't know az even This wcnid
have overcome Mrs Quarks lears
II u hadn't been for the taffr of
that good corn n her Inoufh. ara
the empty stomach She coaldu
she JUST couldnt resist these ard
( presently she was back an,orr a
PUSHES hunting ont toe corr ana
wheat as fast as over She rogf
When az lagt She could cat 80 moi
she feli 80 comfortable thar sem
how the Smiling Pool didn't eesa
such a dangerous place after All nna
she quite forgot Farmer BroNr
Boy. She found a snug hiding plr
among The PUSHES too far out from
tit bank for Ready Fox 20 surpr I
her and then with sleepy GodJ
plight" 10 Jerry and Peter 'she tuciea
her head under'Nhey wing and \soon
was fast asleep.
Peter Rabbit tiptocd away and
then he hurried iippsrte-lipreri 81.
70 The dear Old BTicr Patch fo feH
Mrs. pVtcr OIL aboat Mrs. oaacs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-29
DRIVES AUTO
WHILE DRUNK.
is FINED 500

Judge Jarries Tuesday morning
fined Harry Meyers Of No I52 Can
ton-ave 800 Vnen ne Vas convictea
OF driving IN automobile while iH.
foxicafed T. Was testified thar
Meyers backed ms machine into ar-
other car standing ia frort ~ tbs
county building. MONDAY afternoon
BELLE wish could sei huper'
10 propose
Bess-Nh ny not accept Kenneth
That sometimes WORKS
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LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
~ THORNTON w. BURGESS.
tcopyrisht 1915 ~ + W Burges.J

4Aeee.s Bething llke a stomach fin
TO make the heart feel hight.
~ chase awsy the clouds ~ care
And make the world seem bright
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-29

Next slory-Peier Rabbit Make.
an Early Call.
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might al ieast believe what Jerry
Muskrat and !. who live here an
the time, tell YOU We ought to
know Farmer Browns Boy II any
one does. and ne tell you that ne
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
narsh.lay nlaser.


Miss Susie Fernsel celebrated her
fourteenth birthday anniversary last
Thursday and In honor OF the event
Mrs c. R. Buckley entertained !
number Of girls II : o'clock dinner
= her home on Ration avenue.
The table decorations consisted Of
cherry blossoms. which also or
namented the birthday cake. and
the candles. A chicken dinner
with all Of the accessories was
served and covers were laid for the
Misses Susie and Grace Fernsel Mar
Earet veasie. Bessie Bayliss. Ruth
Taylor and Norma Corbin.
After dinner the girls spent the
svening enjoying music and games.
Miss Susie was the recipient Of many
pretty gifts and host Of good wish
= for many more happy birthday an
niversaries.
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n..sA q ,as.. v. 3. Geed..l.

1 The gsia reapsr visited our city
|wedass1ay afessneoa about I o'clock
'lhd slained Mn. ~. 8. 0eo1all. sad
In her Dasslas . home lost lovias
wife asl foad mother. and L. Junta
a asols woman.
Mss. onsdall had beea In POOR
heal(2 fse he past year and in spite
Of an that. Dhyslcians and kind hands
coul1 DO for her. she gradually fall
ID. and three weeks ago became con.
flned 70 her bed until little BY little
her strength gave away aud death
fina11y came 10 her relief.
Addie Grace Walton was horn in
Essss county. New York. June ls.
1873. and died In La Junta. Colo.
nm -. 1918. being - years. 10
months and 10 days Of age. On o.
teoor 20. 1893. she vas married 70
". =. Ooodall. In North Yakima.
Wash. To this union was born ten
chtDdrss. two Of whom died In early
lnfancy and Walter. who lived 70
young manhood. preceded bis moth
- u death about two years ago. The
o1kog ssven children. three sons. Ar.
thus. Clarsnce and Stanley. and four
1aughtsss. Leons. Lois. F1oresce and
nlaaeAs. all With their father are
neusnisg the death Of their mother
go wife.
Nrs. 0oodall spent. most Of her
NE n Colombo. residins for twsnty
yooss 10 Lssdville. ak years In Colo
ne City aad the pest eight yesrs 10
u Sunta. with the exception Of one
yeas which the family spent ID Pu-
49, She vas . member Of THE
uoeeesn star and Women Of Wood
esafe aad had bsen life long msm-
~ q the Methodist church. She was
Always cheerful. looking on The
bs1sht side Of life. always encouras-
loe w husband In times Of advsrsl.
y an1 leading . helping hand a.
vnys whea ever the opportunity Of
logso1 itself.
Desjde her husband aad childrsa.
~ 1oesassd leaves 70 mourn hsF
1ooeh two brothers. Chester an6
D1agold Waltoa. both Of Lovelaad.
NJ eunesal vas held Friday ~
1G6Dooo q 3:3e o'clock feo0 the ~
11oooD q 7ee Cimarroa aveaue. ~
oo5yoooe belas cealuete1 ~ Dr. ?.
- Cbao0eoear. Of TIE Methelist
Coosu1. Jsesrnsas vas ma1e y
yelsvlev eensessy.
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xcept Monday ana saturday.

except Monday and saturday.
( Mn. Mcfarland was chosen dele.
gate % the district convention Of the
w. G. r U. which will be held at
ordway May 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Hubbard had charge Of the
program which was q follows:
The Ruin Prohibition Brought to
Kansas" .... Mrs. McFariand
Just Nonesense" Mrs. Rock we'll
Every Rose = Tragedy"
Mrs. Halberg
"Insersoll's Opinion Of Alcohol"
Things AZ They Are. ........
.......... Mrs. Perkins
Life Is Strange" Mrs. Stanton
Mrs. Stanton also gave very In
teresting talk. after which the meet
Ing adjourned.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

r. n. Chsppelear. D. D., Pastor.
Next Sunday is the last Sunday for
DR.. p. H. Chappelear in La Junta. A
full house. morning ana evening. will
delight the pastor.
Theme for the morning service.
Mans Worth" Evening topic. THE
Supremacy Of Christ"
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
Gard Of Ti.anks.

We desire to tender our sincere
thanks for the many acts Of kind
ness and for the sympathy shown "
during the illness and death Of our
beloved husband and father. also to
express our appreciation Of the
many floral offerings.
MRS. "A. J. HlvELY AND chill
DREN.
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-. l91!s!'s:

Complimentary q ksr daugAteks
Miss Helen Ksrrick. Mn. G. Z, Kess
rick gave : most delightfuI surpFise
party on wednesday evening q ~
home in North Il Junta. 4. n \
The affair was IL honor OF Mn
Hslen's sixteenth Birthday and near
y twenty-five young people were ~
vited 70 help celebrate the occasioa.
The surprise was genuine and II waa
some minutes before Helen could
gain her composure enough 70 really
enter into the evening's entertain-
ment with much enthusiasm.
Music and various games we're m
dulgsd In and later ice cream and
cake was served By Mrs. Kerisek,
The suests presented Helen viii
many nice gifts and left for tAsir
homes Wishing her many more hap-
.py birthdays.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. r. Fiadley. Passor.

Bible school At 9:4S O'Clock.
Church services 1t II O'Clock. Ger
mon. 'The Revelation Of Jesus"
Christian Endeavor at Z o'clock.
Subject. Using Sunday for This
World and the Next" Leader. Miss
Georgia Cramp.
Evening service At . o'clock. The
pastor has had many requests for .
repetition Of his Passion Play lee
turc. and on tomorrow night he will
again give his illustrated lecture on
this famous play.
Everybody IL cordially invited 70
attend all services Of the church.
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t,reaa R.a u water.

The Fort Lyon Canal is now car
Tying $50 cubic fest Of water and the
farmers ere setting great run Of
water. Three hundred feet 10 being
taken from the reservoirs. $50 froA
sacA.
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n. @ Z. .. Sseslaos.

~ regular ssnl-neathiy nsstiae
= ~ unlea vas hel1 q ~ ~
-IDo - Tooo1oy efeoenoea. Nh.
~ uohoos1 eeo1ueee1 ~ dovo-
ro1 sDevleoo allss uhisA asroaoe'
1oooD VoGo ns1e - etseeve ~ ~.
y q. voe6 q Osayss fsen Assn
y - ~ ~ \ ehose Deayee -
C1no g Z ofoootk M y
- peoQe - eelefleco
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29

which the hostess served lunch. TIE
next meeting will be = picnic at the
home OF Mrs. George Poor. with
Mrs. Poor and Mn. X. r. Jones -
hostesses.
1Asgrua Re6ekah C1ob.
The Lorena Rebekah Club held Z
most pleasant meeting Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. G.. b. Botkin o.
smithland avenue. Twenty three u
dies we're present and the aftesneoa
was spsnt In quilting. Mrs. Botkin
served . two courss lunch late II ~
sfesraoon aad The club adjournsA 70
nsst viii Mrs Hedges o. Llneell
avsaus n tve weeks. Mn. Pan
Miller aaA Mn. D. v. Lasts vers
suests at ths nsstlsg wednesday.
Ploee ca.
Mrs. e. 6. Wolfe vas hosssas last
Friday asssrsoea 70 tAs asnbsss Of
The Plate Clsb. Nse1ls work and
eonvsssatjoa formed he Deseims for
The aftsrhosa. and later ths hostess
served dainty rsfrsshneats. Mrs
Kincald vas aAnittsd into member
ship Of he club aad the following
ladies were gussts: Mrs. w. l..
Fersig. Misa Anna McNahoa and Mrs
n. G. Lane. TAs nsxt meeting will
b. With n1rs. Fred l.. Davis.
Csou0hone C1ub.
Nss. 0eorgs O'Lsary vas hostess
on wednesday afssssoon 70 the mem
ssss - The CoIsnhiss Club. Five
Hun1rs1 sursiahsd ~ Afternoons
satsrtaismsst asd Mn. Prssier was
fortanats u visaiss he prise. The
gusses q ~ aftssseee were Miss
eophia Rusgg. Mss. c. n. Mcvsy.
and Mn Lselle Ksfess. Of Pusblo.
TIE nsst nsstias Win - In two
weeks WITH Mn. Harry Athsrton.
Whase ca.
NJ. aaA Mn J. 2. Rice entertain.
"a the Thursday Evealng whist Club
- thslr hons Thursday svsaing be.
aides the regular asabers. Mr. and
Mn. Rlee haA ~ their guests Mr..
aad Mn. v. n. Laeerquist, Mr. and
Mra. poeese Mayhsv. Mrs. Kendall.
end TIE Nisses Heugh aud Brown.
Aftes the usual svealsg's ssiertain-
meat ~ hestsss sssvsd . dsiish,fsl
luneh.
Gund16ne ca.
ne osnehlao clob MI its reguIat
We1seD1ay allssneeo nossine u ~
hene q. Nm. oeeeDs Lst11e o. coIe-
ne sv6nue. rIfoeon nenbsrs ysso
ueoooot 90 \ M voooeeol 70 b. ~
~ ~ ~ meoelooo ~ ~ the tiun
~ eooe ~. All1s - ususi bsdI,
~ noe11,s - oogk ~ bess e.
ooooo1 M. ~ l1(l1o sesved dalnr
~ FeeGoo1uonos ~ ~ ladies' -
jeye1 . snese soo1a1 ~.
~ - 49, 0nosoo1ssy CSu1
- Woct - yoe1o Dnbroll(
c1uo ~ 1nr11161 ocossDeea n
~. 0cQcCo ~ ooooI ooe1je vo
~ oG1lDt = - oSoog ~ u y
49, nroc1 ~ ooGoonD oegvs1 q
y rQ1c 1GlI ~. - ~
- o(k = - oeEt q
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
Ka.tsr F.rsy.

hnneor rnsy.
Among the most enjoyable Of the
Easter parties given during the past
week. vas the one given on Saturday
afternoon by Miss Besie Baylias at
her home In the Lamb block.
A large aumber Of boys and girls
were invited to meet Miss Ruth Tay-
lor who has recently moved here
from Oklahoma. and music and ap-
propriate Easter games were fur
nished for entertainment. Punch
was served throughout the afternoon
and at the close Of the afternoons
entertainment . delightful Easter
luncheon was served BY Mrs. Bay
lin. Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Danes.
Easter eggs and chickens were given
% favors. After the lunch Mias Bss-
sie invited all her guests to the mer-
U-go-round where they all enjoyed
ride and they left for their homes
voting Mis- Bessie . charming host
ess.
Those who were invited to enjoy
the aftsrnoon were the Mises Robsr-
u Jones. Gladys Arbuckie. Fern
Mays. Pauline 0auger. Hasei Round.
Oeraldine Thiets. Norma Buckley.
Narsaret veasie. Edith Goodman.
Helen Robinson. Emma conroe.
Ovendoyln sporieder and Mary sex-
ton. and Masters Franklin Thiets.
Raymond Yates. Clifford and Rich
ard Conroe. Stanley Ooodall. Herbert
Enoch and Earl Reean.
go
9ns1c 6tady C1ub.
The La Junta Music Study Club
met Monday afternoon with Miss
Martha Phillips At her home on
Bellevisw svsnue. A representative
attsadance Of the membership vas
present and Miss e. n. Binnette was
an out Of town guest After the pro-
gram Q social hour was spent when
The hostess served luncheon. A mis-
ceilsssous prossam vas carried out
- follows:
PsDss. Modern German Conpos-
sss". ..............H Htas WIN
Vocal seso. "ris spring'' E.....
................ .Hugo Wolf
Mn. Smith. .rn's
veeal so)o. ''oDslag nalns" ......
Rubln 0el1nask
Mlas pAilljDs.
Baseasells. -. 49,. MAJ Roger
MFs. Holmes.
''Will o. ths WlsD>. .Juagnaa
Mn. Edvsr1s.
TIE next mesting vtll ~ % May
sth with Mn. 3. Gard Edwards. With
Mn. Edwards and Mss Smith q
aw1essr.(,Asvo1.
Dr.. Arthur Switssr. Of Btsbss.
Aris.. and Mrs Norma Carroll. Of
Kansas City. No.. were married 10
this city last Tuesday. the bsautiful
aad impsssesvs service Of the county
court bslng utilised With Judes :.
". Mcdaniel officiating.
Ds. ewitssr b dsatist of eonsld-
ssable fame u Arisoaa. - he sue-
seslsd II havias . lsw that vas
passed n that seats 1eelared uneoa-
seitutioaal which sought - ~ sl1
~ hone talsat dsseises out q Tat
seaes. 10 matter What tAsis eualifl.
sasieos. He ves eut II beth ~
6lsesiet anl supssns eourt
Mn. Carroll = . eousis q Mn. D.
G. Jeass. Of DeAes City. Ilaa.. wife
q ~ we'll knevD passssese esa-
luetes bssvsss this city and Dedss.
& n. =. G. Club.
Mrs. Hal Hamnsfs was hosless o.
Tuesday aftesneoa 70 the members OF
~ n. . c. Cluh u her homo u oiS
0aa Juaa avsaus. Afesr the busl-
nssi sosslee ~ is1iss sDest the ~
nals1ee q the aftssnooa visiting
~ le1ng fsney veek. Mss. Han
ness sesveA . aess dslightfui luneA
~ u ~ aflsssesa. Mrs 3. p.
0Gl1llanl ~ tatsa lste ~ eIut -
: nenbee = m ~ p'sss 49, ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
Dust One Mors xew C..b

A number Of young ladies' met At
the home Of Melba Taylor Thursday
might and made arrangements for
the organization OF . 800" club.
The club will meet every two weeks
on Tuesday evenings at the home OF
one OF the members. The girls play
cd 500 for = time and Miss Taylor
served lunch. The club will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Faunie
Beerbohm.
The following are the young la
dies who compose the club: Misses
rsan'e Beerbohm. Melba Taylor. Le-
cna Wood. Aura Worden. Grace ORA
per. Frances Kendall. Eva Marshall
and Florence Foreman.
Easter l.unci,eon aad Eeg Hunt.
Miss Blanche Dunlap delightfully."-
entertained the members Of her Gun
day school class Of the Baptist church
last Saturday afternoon II her home
on Ration avenue. The guests en-
1oyed an egg hunt and other appro-
pirate Easter game-. and = delight
ful Easter luncheon was served af-
ter the afternoons entertainment.
80
1.aff-A.u0et Club.
Mrs. Lena Beuchner was hostess
on Monday afternoon TO the members
OF the Laff-a-Lott Club 1t the homo
Of her daughter Mrs. r. J. MacKic.
on Colorado avenue. Auction bridge
vas the diversion Of the afternoon
after which the hostess. assisted By
Mrs. MacKie. served . two course
lunch.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
~ sls'aa Dssss tsabs

The regular nesllas q ~ phl
oleua Dslta Clut was ~ Tuee6ov
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~ oeoe = ~ yeeGs M ~
l1eoeo nsvsy.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
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0aa Juan avsass. Afesr the busl-
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1onon1op, NJ Y. n. leDo1pu1ne =
- Juoo oSonno 1Coo(lD wop4 -
c1iSvouuno0sa 49, ~ oeoo1nooo .
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- ooGvo1 3 ~ eDuepo luoeo. -
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