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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-17
Former Dallas Woman Praised.

Mrs. Adolphus Raglan. formerly
Miss Ina Collier of Dallas, who was
educated i'm the old Dallas Academy
when it was under the direction OF
Mrs. NJ. x. Craig, is now a promi-
,ant club woman of New York and
took an important part in the pleh-
NAL convention of the General Fed
Ieration of Women's clubs at New
york in May. She is a sister of Mrs.
Henry F. Speef OF Dallas.
Mrs. Raglan was chairman OF the
cha ring committee of the conven-
tion The New York World IN It's
sunday issue of May p contained q
Inicture of her, and under the sub
heading. "Order Out OF Chaos pub
lisbed the following paragraph about
her:
"The chartist of the local conven-
tion board, who has brought order
ont of chaos. is Mrs. Adolphus Rag
lam she has supplied Mrs. william
Grant Brown, the chairman, Win
two navigating charts Of remarkable
IdotaiI and conciseness. If that ioAs
suffering official has a hurry can Tor
any one from the president, Mrs.
percy Pennybaeker. to Calitorni"
delegate a glance at the chart re-
veais whether officialdom Is gath
crime ~ the Hotel Aston for Dis
luncheon or California Is holding 4
ata-a council. The Seventh regiment
armory chart shows even the box
bolders Dallas News.
waxahachie also lays some clam
4. the prominent New York eiu'
.,eman sirs. Adoighus Rasan. a.
sbs lived In Waxuhachie when q
,on,,r girl AID was a student IN the
v,Nalachic Temale COLLEGE, "hff
hor tether. John Collier. was pfes.-
Am, OF the school Tho twin sag
..rs vlsses ina and ida Collier are
.e.u remembered BY numbers s"
wa,liachianH.
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School Girls Honored.

Honoring q number OF school
girls who are just home from col
lege, and one graduate of the High
school, Miss Verna Erwin gave an
elaborate morning breakfast Thurs
day morning, ut her home on Mar
win avenue. The honor guests
were Misses Marion Fowler, Alpha
Penn, Reba Singleton, Margaret
Edwards, and Miss Matte Fcaris or
Ennis. There were five tables, an
honor guest al each table. Three
tables honoring Belcourt Seminary
a. Washington, the hostess being a
student at that school, one honor
irg Wellesley, where Miss Penn pre-
sided. and one honoring the Higa
school. where Miss Reba Singleton
presided, were placed In the dining
room. Each table carried the re-
spective college colors, with tulie
trimmings and floral attractions.
Miss Fowler, Miss Margaret Ed
wards and Miss Fearis of Ennis
presided at the Belcourt tables.
Shasta daisies we.c attractlvely
clustered for the dining room deco
rations. Place cards were coliese
remnants. honoring each school,
with the girls names and college
III gold lettering.
The music room had baskets Oh
pink gladioli and pink carnations
The breakfast menu consisted Oh
grapefruit, fried chicken, nor roiis
and rice, tomato salad, coiiee'
Grange ice and cake.
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Misses Willie and Buena sowo,
closed their class In music and
Kindergarten with a recital wednes-
day night at Sims library. A large
crowd of patrons aad friends enjoy
ed the program. the musical num-
bers being interpreted with dia-
logues, playlettes and Rotations
The following we're on the program
and each number was we'll render
ca, and reflected credit on the
careful trainers: Loretta Chan
man, Dorothy Chapman, Roda
flumhoff and Mary Beth Walton.
Ruth Chapman. Frances Crews.
Marion Lumpkins. Pauline Rocket.
George Edwin MeWhirter, Hazel
Beck, Margaret Thornhin. Myrtle
Williams, louise White, Marie Es-
ties, Mary Margaret Naughton, Es-
Their Baird, Josephine Lomax, Fleta
foungblood, Margaret Witherspoon,
Cary Estes, George Henry Newton.
Flora Sowell, James Thornhill, Flora
+. Gounah.
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was also on interesting feature of
the trip. Los Angeles was visited.
also Hollywood, where many of the
movie people have their homes.
and Universal City. The beach re.
sorts including Catalina, Venice.
Long Beach, Pasadena, and Santa
Monica were charming visits to mrs.
Callens. San Francisco with its
golden gate harbor, China Town
and other curious places of interest
were visited. Spending Sunday in
Salt Lake City. Mrs. Callens heard
Joseph Smith, the Mormon preacher.
and heard the big pipe organ and
The famous choir at the Temple. At
Salt Air pavilion there were seven
thousand couples on the floor dane
irg at one time. In Colorado Mrs.
Callens saw the Royal Gorge, Colo
RADIO Springs, Denver, the Cripple
Greek and Pike Peak regions, and
returned home by Newton, Kansas.
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House Party at Rosemont.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Moffett enter
tsined a delightful house party of
young lady frineds at beautiful
Rosemont Thursday night. This is
an annual custom of theirs to en-
terrain some of the young people
each summer with a house party.
Rcsemont is ideally environed for
a summer house party, and especial
ly on moonlight night, it presents
typical Italian villa. Music on
tie Edison was part of the even
irg's program, then the guests
strolled around the flower gardens.
TIE Moffett's usual bounty of re-
freshments were served.
The guests we're Misses Halle
and Louise Groee, Modena Hawkins,
Lucille Harding, Jewel McDade and
Lucindy Smith Of Dallas. Mr.. and
Ms. Jim Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Coleman spent the early
evening with them. Clarence Mof-
felt was q gallant assistant in en-
PERTAINING.
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r,,,,ler C1ub Entcrtainci.

Miss Winnie Mccartney entertain
cd the Bridge club Tuesday after-
neon at her pretty suburban home
Laurel hin Farm. Three tables
were arranged for tae game OF
bridge. Substitute guests were Miss
Jewel Wicker. Mrs. Burke Ralsion.
Mrs. N. w. Howe OF Dallas and Miss
Edith Roger. The score cards wers
daisy designs. and daisies were fea-
tured in the decorations. Nastur-
tiums were used in the dining room.
Refreshments consisted OF stuffed
tomatoes and mayonaise. frozen
fruit with whipped cream and angel
food. Miss Jewel Wicker won the
prize in cut which was beauti-
full yellow csmisoic. Miss Marie
Smith and Miss Clara Boyd were
high score players.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-17

The voice and piano pupils of
Mrs. Maude ,Biard gave a splendid
program at Sims library Thursday
night. The stage was beautifully
decorated in ferns and cut flowers.
Mrs. Biard presented nine voice
pupils, and number Of piano pu-
pills In the recital. The following
were the program entertainers;
May and Helen Goodlett, Nell Owen,
Miss Bertha Tribble, Mary Mincey,
Frances Louise Brady, Miss Emily
Cornwell, Margaret Hamilton, Reba
Singleton, Fannie May Cole, Fannie
Witten, Miss Margaret Watson,
Elizabeth Hines, Bonita Martin,
Frances Cough, Ruby Cheek, Fran
ces Mccartney. Laura Blanche Tid-
well, Alice Howorth, Myrtle Green,
Jessie Lea Sims, Margaret Owen,
Agnes Wilson, Miss Josie Owen.
Vannie May Jennings, Pearl Cronk,
Mamie Lou Biard, Lena Rose,
Madeline Craven, Frances Roberts.
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Mrs. w. A. Crow closed her
school of music Saturday afternoon
With a recital, bidding about sixty
guests to enjoy the program at her
hcme on Ferris avenue.
Dorothy Horton. Fannie Ruth
Thomas and Annie Laura Whipple
net the guests at the door. giving
them programs and escorting them
to seats. The Grow home was
florally adorned for the recital.
The music room had red gladioli.
tho dining room was honored In
pink, and here punch and waters
we're served. The guest room finish
ed In pink tones, had clusters OF
pink carnations, sweet peas and
gladioli of tho same hue. The fol-
lowing took part in the program:
Dorothy Horton, Edna Mae Jones.
Fannie Ruth Thomas. kathleen
Fristoe, Annie Laura Whipple, Miss
Hazel Holland, Elizabeth Forrest,
Miss Eloise Smith. Rita Thompson,
Miss Annie Sawyer. Dorothy Spald-
ing. Mrs. Curtis Payne, Willie May
Whipple, Miss Ruby Fogg.
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,.,ertains House Party.

,lar vacation entertainment
simmer days will be the
.a,tias and Miss Dollie Mai
Ian Is the first on the list OF
raunger set to give a house
Tuesday night she enter
y seven young friends with a
oartv at the home of her pa
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Thomp-
:, Main street. In the late
.,.s Mrs. Thompson served a pic
noner on the lawn. This was
n.eh enjoyed, but the best part
no evenings pleasures was the
~ supuer served at midnight by
h. roung ladies themselves in the
|I.,,s room. Picture show parties
motor parties made up the early
.;,v Measures. The guests were
|r,.ss Louise King of Bisbee, Ariz.,
..i.a oldham, Mary Owens, Eliz-
Ia Cannon, Edna May Jones,
Ii Lou Jones and Gertrude
|vrsburn of Denison.
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Mrs. Halliday Entertains.

Mrs. j. II. Halliday was hostess
wednesday afternoon for progress
Give forry+r two and live hundred
party honoring her guest. Mrs.
Owen OF Dallas Salad. sandwiches
ard an ice course were served The
guests were Meadamea Frank Whip
PIE. Leonard Keplingcr. J. O. Mar
Ea, Sid Turner. G. G. Cooke. II. II.
Potter. +. G.. Reid and Misses Lillian
Kcger and Belle TAYLOR.
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contests the guests were invited in
to the dining room where peach ice
cream and cake were served. They
marched down the hall in twos. as
strains frcm the Edison were heard.
In the center Of the table was a
handsome redwood basket. filled
with shasta daisies and pink roses.
A fluffy qink bow adorned the bas-
ket handles At each plate was a
mysterious yellow package. which
the little girls were told to unite.
and as they did so they were STAR
tied by the popping noise, and then
unrolled a paper cap for each girl,
and favors of miniature French
harps, banjos, mandolins, and Jap
anese umbrellas. AS each guest left
the dining room they donned their
paper caps, and then all shades of
the rainbow had covered their tat
reta bows of delicate tints. Misses
Maudc and Emma Patrick and Au-
gusta Bates assisted in serving. In
vited guests were Adelaide Gra-
ham, Mary and Lena Simmons, Lou
Cooke, Josephine Wilson. Margaret
Spencer, Louise Dunaway, Elizabeth
Dobson, Elizabeth Hipp, Lindsey
Wolfe, Ethylene Coleman, Margaret
Witherspoon, Miriam Shackleford,
Josephine Lomax, Annie Sue and
Frances Mccartney, Esther Biard,
Shirley Gibson, Dorothy Cunning
ham, Elizabeth Holland. Dorothy
and Fay Kemble, Gladys Middleton,
Loretta and Allene Chapman, Lou
Use Smith. Cary Estes, Dorothy Fus-
ton and Emmajane McDavid.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-17

Little Dorothy Campbell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell.
had the bad misfortune, to stick a
rusty screw in her foot Tuesday,
and suffered such pain that anti
toxin was administered. She Is
getting along very well now, and her
little friends hope she will soon be
able to enter again into their lawn
games and pleasures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-17
noub,e Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walston were
surprised with party last Thurs
day. celebrating their birthdays
Mrs. l.. L. Lohr and Mrs. ~ H.
I<hrone relatives of Mrs. Walston'
planned surprise supper at her
home. After a delightful supper TWO
tables were filled for the game OF
~"
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Complimentary shower.

The members of the Ready
Frkers class entertained Miss Vera
huEn, one of their members,
EA a pre-nuptial shower Thurs
h afternoon. The class met at
L home of Miss Ethel Middleton,
Invent from there to Miss Brown ;
|Sne A lovely luncheon was
brad On the front veranda. The
|aor guest ives presented with q
Ese bouquet of sweet peas. One
the enjoyable contests was draw
E the brides trcusseau. Miss
|ana Connally presented the
Ea guest with a cook book In
4 name of the class.
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Double Ten Entertained.

Double Ten Entertained.
Hrs. Clint Spalding entertained
2 Double Ten club in its last
isslon for the summer Wednesday
ARfnoon at her nome on Water
Feet The club disbanded to meet
sala the first Wednesday in Oc-
'Ar. Special guests were Mrs.
L Parker of Dallas, Mrs. jim
r'nson, Mrs. Tom Cole, Mrs.
@a'lle Emerson of Mckinney, Mrs.
Ecu Mccartney, Mrs. A. Mozart
q Mrs. Phil Bailey of Dallas and
Is Laura Mcclellan. Cream and
e we're served.
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Enjoys Extensive Trip.

as. Roy Callens has returned
~ an extensive trip through
vest. She went directly to San
'aafdino, California, where she
rsd ner brother, Abe Kemble,
" u doing we'll there and very
- pleased with California. Mrs.
'as went while there to the
oeso fair and Tiajuano, Mex,
- sae saw a Mexican army
n active military preparation.
Iona, the American fort
saards the San Diego harbor,
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r Graduate on New York Paper.

h will be gratifying news to
|-spds Of Trinity University, as well
tho friends of Miss Malvina Wat
L. IN hear that she has accepted
alsee on the New York Times,
L. is now in the employ of that
|,,ropoltan daily. Miss Watkins
LII her Master of Arts degree
Ina Z at Columbia University, and
Il also student in their school
/ iournalishm. She was honored
Il being appointed marshal TO rep
lent the NJ. A. students in the
|wessional on Baccalaureate Sun
N Miss Watkins wore the Trini-
! olors in her hood. Miss Wat
|s maintained advanced standing
/ her grades throughout the year.
h Is the only Trinity graduate who
L graduated in the English depart
|nat at Trinity University.
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Honoring the guests OF Miss Mar
garet Gibson, Miss Mary Grace
Muse of Sherman and Miss Vista
Woods of Ladonia, picnic was
given Thursday night at the Falls.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
A. G.. Parker of Dallas. Guests,
including the honor guests, were
Misses Margaret Gibson, Corrinne
Rarksdale, Sidna Farrar, Kathleen
and Maude Gibson and N. g.
Landrum, Joe Harris, Aubrey
Welbourn, VIII McElree and James
Roberts.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Penn
viii leave today Tor Chicago and
other points where they VIII spend
the summer. Mr Penn has pnrchas.
ga seven passenger Cadillac.
which is awaiting their arrival in
Detroit rhoy win fnnr the state
az NeN York. and visit Canadian
summer resorts. Eaiag hY auto
route.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earle r. Jones of
Dallas will leave Thursday for sum
mer resorts In California where they
Will spend mouth.
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Celebrates Thirteenth birthday.

Marie Estes celebrated her thir-
teenth birthday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. c. p Estes, on Marvin
avenue Tuesday afternoon. Games
we're played on the lawn. Punch
vas served in the dining room bv
Miss Isla Estes. Refreshments We're
served on the lawn by Mary How
orth. Bebee Johnson, Agnes Wilson
and the little hostess. The follow
ink were present: Dorothy Chap
man. Flora sowen. Yctta Mitchell.
Cloy Daruen. Lucy Darnell, kanhne
Rocket. Murrcll Williams. peaksia
and Beboe Johnson. Melba Carter.
Alarodse Lomaz. Asnes Wilson.
Naomi Iohuroa. Fritz Carter. Eliza
beih KilboGrn. Leta AcNair. Mary
and Marraret iioworth. Griniand
Vushaw and Marlc and Carey Estes
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Ready Workers Meet.

Tuesday the Ready Workers
were entertained in social and bust
ness session at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs. G.. w. McWhirter, on
Monroe street. The veranda, where
the guests were entertained, was
decorated with ferns. sweet peas
and nasturtiums. Officers we're
elected as follows: President. Miss
Leona Connally: vice president,
Mr.. Wilcher: assistant teacher,
Miss Reba Trippett; press reporter,
Miss Lsna Manning. Committees
will be appointed later. Mrs. Ed.
McElroy. Miss Nellie Ochel were
admitted as new members. Colo
niaI punch and waters were served.
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Mu y H Shelton ien Thursday
maruInr for % pnan. ana alii b.
away unul October. where she uiii
3D. the guest of her daughter. Mr.
Iuhr singleton
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Mrs. u. y. Floyd entertained the
bible club this week a.
arf home on oldham avenue r.
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HOnoring their teacher, Mrs. /.
NJ. Williams, who left Thursday on
a vacation in Mississippi, the Thurs
day Bible class entertained Tuesday
afternoon with delightful picnic IN
Chautauqua park. Each club mem
Der invited one guest. Fried chick
en-. sandwiches, salads. dressed eggs,
cake and cream made the menu.
Mrs. B. r. Moffett was asked to say
the blessing. Miss Euna Floyd
gave a very interesting reading.
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Ms Mary Billiard has returned
from New York. where she has bsen
ColaDhia University. Mis-
nuil=ri WAS elected to teach hi<tors
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I
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.
| John Adams or Dallas was the
guest of Osce Sweat last Sunday.
Miss Lncindy Smith OF Dallas
is the guest CT Mrs. u. X. Moffets
-
Mira. W. NJ. koger and Misses
Lillian and Edith spent yesterday
in Dallas.
Mrs. Lallie Manuel, who spent tho
| winter with relatives in Florida,
has returned home.
Miss Eula McQuatters and Miss
T. l.. Walker are visiting trends ut
Maypeari this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Moore and
children OF Dawson are the guests
OF relatives In the city.
-
Miss Estelle Dunlap Is visiting In
Fort Worth this week as the guest
OF Mrs. A.. u. Wharton.
Mrs. c. w. Faulkner has return
cd from Caddo, Ok. where she was
the guest OF her mother.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McDougle of
Dallas we're the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. w. b. Ferguson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Duff OF Fer
ris have gone to San Angelo where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Billy Steele of West visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
| Mccartney, at Laurel Hin farm Sun
day.
Miss Mary Grace Muse OF Sher-
man and Miss Vista Woods OF La
donia are the guests OF Miss Marga-
ret Gibson.
Miss Katherine Herring has gone
to Orange where she Will spend ses
eral weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. j. y. Bisland.
Joe Harris has returned from
New York, where he took special
business course in Poughkeepsie
Commercial college.
Miss Mary Beth Alderman o.
lMexia is visiting in the home of her
uncle, ]. s. Herring. and attending
the normal Mt Trinity University.
-
Miss Ruth Pickett has been In
Austin this week, where she has been
enjoying a series of social affairs,
| while the guest OF her Penn rcla-
tives.
A. b. Stephenson OF Greenville
visited friends In the city this week
and attended the Elks' celebration
when the loving cups were present
ed by the Dallas Elks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Phillips
of Houston are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Sallie Phillips, and
other relatives In the city.
Mrs. b. G. Lancaster will go to
| Gatesville today, where she will
accompany her grandchildren home,
and visit their mother. Mrs. Jim
Clark.
Miss jeanette McDuffie. teaching
I'm the Fannin school at Dallas. is at
home for a few weeks visit. Miss
McDuaie will go tosChicago In july,
where she will do some special work
in the University of Chicago.
| Mrs. Malcolm Graham of Calves
ton. formerly Miss Portia Fearis.
aud Mrs. Jessie Anderson OF Chicago.
\ formerly Miss Bertha Fearis. were
the guests of Mrs. w. Is. Fergu-
son In the city this week.
Or. Rismark Ferguson has moved
his family from Linares. Mexico.
and they are In WaNahachie. located
ON Main street. Dr. Ferguson and
family will remain In the states until
the Mexican situation Is improved
4
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Mrs. Jim Chapman and Mrs. John
Gllliland Of Holdenville. OK. visited
the family Of y. A. Chapman this
week. aud attended the graduating
exercises Of the High school. their
sister. Miss Ruth. being member
Of the class
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Miss Jessie May Anderson OF Hub
bard City and Mrs. Nell Anderson
Dickson of Cleburnc visited their
aunt, Mrs. George A. Newton. In the
city this week. Mrs. Newton has
gene to El Paso where she will spend
the summer for the benefit Of her
health.
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If Hairs Your Pride
Use Herpicide

In the Plainview public schools, but
has declined the position. and Will
enter social service work.
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freshments consisted OF Clipped
potatoes. olives. waters and lemon
ade. Mrs. Lee Rogers led the les
son. Mrs. W. G.. McCiain will. en-
terrain the club next week ut her
suburban homo.
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Thursday Club Entertained.

Mrs. Lee Lasswell was hostess
Saturday morning to the Thursday
club at her beautiful bungalow
home in East End The dining room
he'd large bowls of Shasta daisies.
The living room, which is artistic
ally finished in tones of brown. had
rasturtiums in abundant clusters
for its decoration. The porch
was given an attractive summer
effect with its swinging baskets and
rustic boxes filled with flowers and
ferns Ten tables were arranged for
the game of forty-two Out of town
guests we're Mrs. Bcrney Kowalski
Of Brownsville, Mrs. Connell OF Dali
las, and Miss Dole of Dallas. Re-
freshmcnts consisted of pressed
chicken with olive oil mayonaise,
stuffed tomatoes, potato chips and
iced tea.
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Thursday a jolly number Oh ou'
city teachers will leave Tor 'he"
vacations. going together as far as
St Louis and from there they VIII
scatter Cor various summer resorts
Miss Juanita Ray viii 60 to May
fiela Ky where she viii be the
e.eet Of Mrs. Susie Frisioe Mullins
,,,as HELEN Langsford viii go TO
Norfolk virginia. Miss blanche
Holland VIII 90 10 Chicago, "aeIs
.ne vfn enter Northwestern UNI
srsi,v at evanston. and Miss L"-
,tle HARDING viii 20 20 Chicago ana
vn atuav mus.c IN Hush conseFfa-
,.ry - which Kenneth y bf"'
les y the director.
Mrs j. Houston Niiier has s'n'
s werssiev coliese at h's.
here rhe uHi witness tae si'".'1-
tio- ~ her daughter. Mis' ii'...''''
- Inn. aafh. Prem Boston
miller ana Miss HaElan "h 81 y
D yark and hsace GA ''s'.
r.iasir.s IA virginia, sher'
atn spend SIX weeks
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John Adams OF Dallas was the
guest of Osce Sweat last Sunday.
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MIR. and Mrs. O. H. Chapman
attended the Hcndrick-Carter meet
iLg In Hillsboro Thursday night
Friday Mrs. Chapman and daught-
ers. Misses Lois and Ruth. went to
Itasca. where they were the guests
OF Mrs. John n. Griffin. Mrs.
Griffin entertained her guests with
an open reception. for which she
had issued printed invitations.
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The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Central Presbyterian church viii
give a picnic at the park Monday at
ternoon at three o'clock. The hus-
bands are invited out TO supper.
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DIR. Bismark Ferguson has moved
his family from Linares. Mexico.
and they are In waNahachie. located
ON Main street. Dr. Ferguson and
family will remain In the states until
the Mexican situation Is improved.