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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
F RECKLE S
Now 10 the Time 10 Get Rid q These
CRly Sn0fn. Il

Now IL the Time 10 Get Rid q Theee
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling eshamed of your freckles, az the
prescription othine double strength 10
guaranteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of ~othine-doublo
strength-from your druggist. and apply .
little OF 1t night and morning and you
should soon sec that even the worst freckieo
have begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It 10 seldom
that more than one ounce 10 needed to com-
pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine, 40 this IL sold under guarantee Of
money back II It falls to remove frecklea-
ADV.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
Milk or eabv7
From the Woman,s Wor

From the Moman.s World.
The inventor OF q new feeding bottle for
infants sent out the following anon his
to mothers:
"When the baby II lone drinking II
must be unscrewed and laid in . cold
place under the hXdrant. II the baby
does not thrive on @resh milk, II should
be boiled /
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
Jurers in Murder Case Not pisauali
fed by Attending Sermon on "Sjn
and It's Punishman$.D
From vast. nncIat

The sheriff of Anderson county. Ken
lucky. In his efforts to keep murder juries
from perishing Of ennui at night, has ace
corded them the happy privilege Of at
tending revival meetings. When Joe chill
ton was being tried for murder the sheriff
took the jury to the opera house one night
70 hear q sermon on gin and It's Pun
ishment." Seats for the IL lust men and
Of the preacher. After Joe's conviction he
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
four WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
No Reief-Mrs. Brown Fin.
ally Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio. :" For years I suf-
fered 20 eometimesit Seemed A %ho.,A,

n could not stand
1t any longer. 1t
was all in my lower
organs. At times I
could hardly walk,
for if l stepped on .
little stone / would
almost faint. Ono
day I did faint and
my husband was
sent for and the doc
tor came. Twas Ia
tn the h0apital
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
A Real Patriot.

You ought to be proud of you
boy"
I'VE are. He volunteered to serve
his country without insisting on be.
ing enlisted as an Officer
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
just aever.ed

Just Reversed.
Doctor--Did he take the medicine ]
prescribed for him r%eligiously?
Nurse-No. sir; he wore every
time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
His Method.

mo mining stock?"
Nope"
mo oil stock?"
you ought to invest, my friend.
There's lots Of wealth M out Of
the ground"
81 know that said the farmer, "but
I'll stick to the old plan of looking for
a harvest where I've done some plant
ing"
Old friendships and Old shoes win
carry YOU many a mile.
Sometimes a blush is but a feminine
conventionality.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15
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Tent tables charts and references give
The vGlsa;aa assdel value.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15
Parker. IS. u Feb. 1fs. III

afhNIf - bss FsRet ftta. lflfe
Board met as per adjournment,
members present. Bacon, Jsargefaso,
Vogei ard Kraase.
On motion the following hills
were allowed.
Chas. 4, Clark, POSTAGE IS . 80
A. w. Bacon, commissioner s
fees and mileage /. s,.. 10 TO
Lars Jorgensen. commission
er'g frees and mileage Ia 90
]. L. kransa, commissioner
fees and mileage ,s,4.s. iti io
Albert vogel. commissioners
fees and mileage o....,. s 10
Ed Wilson. burial expense Of
Dan Farnuin IS. 81. ..... Elk. 65 90
Mrs Dan Dwyer care Of Mrs.
"a E, Frazer s.. s...4...... so 90
J.. G. shanks. jailor's salary
for January ........ ........ As 90
Ead Roddle, blacksmith work
for county farm. ..... .s.,.. is so
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15
Gard Of Thanks

To all these who so. kindly aided
tis AT the time III our reeeat hereaus-
uaent. wa wish to express otif ap-
preciafinn far their evident aynspa-
thy an ! and fnF the many beautiful
tloral tokens af affection for oar
loyesi one
And espeeiallv to shs members Of
the | @. @. r. and Il. r lodges do
We extend our thanks fer thcir AS.
sistance at this sad time,
Mrs. Maude Rnnaell
Mrs. EVA Rundsil and family
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15

6a0-Aer Homesteads in Montana
new law just passed New towna.
business Opportunities. Send 25c
for maps and information. Address
II. s. Commissioner Outlook, Mont,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15
Card of Thanks

We wish ID thank the friends and
neighhors who kindly helped Isl III
the death and burial of our dear
Iittie one.
NH and Mrs Soren
Christensen
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-15
Teachers ard niTicets' Meeting

School House. Hurley, i. n.
Saturday I'eb. nth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
MANASSAS

Spcc!a! 10 The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. December 1.-THE
Chflsunas meeting Of the bethlehem
iood Iousekcepers' Club was enter
tanned this afternoon at Roblay Cottage
tho home Of Mrs. Il. T.. H. Hodge.
Miss Lille II. Evans. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj Lari:in.
has returned to her home at Sco.ts-
vile. AlDcInarle County.
Richard Bruce fiynson. of Stanton
Military Academy. - visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. :. iiynson.
Private John i. Hyu.on. of Camp
Lee. spent The week end here.
Elder aud Mrs. Abraham Conner left
Wednesday TO spend the winter months
In Arcadia. Fla.
Mrs. l.. G. Messick, wife OF the pastor
OF the United Brethren Church. has
been visiting relatives at Iiarr:sonburS.
Professor y. (. MiiiCan. OF Frostburg.
Md.. and Charles y. Miilican. OF Ram
doiph- Aiacon Academy. Front Royal.
have been visiting their parents. Rev.
and Mrs. Charles *. Mllican.
Lieutenant Paul 4. Sha c;. clford. OF
Washington. and Private william r..
Daniels. OF Camp Meade Md. were ,.-
cent guests a. the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. u. IIiySon.
Camp Lee. hasbecn visitin. his family
here.
Rice Green recently visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs \. X Green. Of
Paris. Fauquier County.
Mrs. =. T.. simmons and Misses Jv;na
and Ber;ha Jones have returned from
Marshall. Fauquier County where they
were tho guests o. Professor and Mra.
f Il. Iial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
ONANC0CK

especial 20 The Times Dispa; IN. J
oNANCOCk. VA. december i".-Th"
psopic OF Onancock have seldom been
more hishl! entertained then by tn"
.ac-cC conccr, given at the audit"-
riun last sunday afttrn Jon for the
hcncfl, OF the Eastern Shor. Cnaptsr.
Rcd Cross. Tho auditorium was pack
I'd. and the audience. as we'll az ii2cse
rcEdcrin: the program. entered into
The spirit of the occasion. The over
ine q; the door amounted To si0o.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. West are home
from Il trip TO Baltimore.
Mrs. 6. :. Williams was The week
end guest OF Mrs. G. Fred Kelley
Mrs l.. +. Betty. OF Norfolk. was
lately the guest OF friends here.
Misc Jennie .Ancs OF Pennsylvania.
is visiting Miss NJ 4. Gordon
Miss Eliza beth Wise came hacl: from
Baltimore sunday. where she was the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Charles Han
cock.
I. ". Easwcll was in Philadelphia
This week.
Mrs Virginia Parker. after :, short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
WINCHESTER

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. December 10
Mys I 4. Wood has zone on visi,
10 relatives in Chica go.
capita IN Robert Y. Conrad. l. :. A,
w'ho is stationed at Admission. Ais :.
and AIRS. Conrad have been spending
,he Week with the formers mother,
Mrs. Holmes Conrad.
Mrs Arthur Sh!!vtr has returned 10
Cumberland. Nd. after visiting relA
tiv.s here.
Mrs Nelson r. Dame. OF Wa shins-
:on. is visiting Eev. Or and Mrs. w.
ID. Smita.
Mrs. j. Waiter Barnes has returned
TO Fairmon,. ". Va. after visiting Mr..
and Mrs Charles l.. Robinson.
Miss Mary Bailey left this week Tor
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Il. Anderson and ner
small son are VISITING: friends in BAL
timore.
Mrs Waller Bond has returned
from visit to friends ia Washing on.
Mrs John Hoover has been visiting
friends in Washington
Mrs. L.. Warron Eitchie. OF ChipoaS
on the lanes River, has nccn visiting
friends in town while on motoring
tour.
Mrs Frank stump and her Young
daughter. Of Radford. Va. have beer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
MOUNTAIN CITY SOCIETY
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
Fighters for Christmas
Dinner.
PREPARING ron HOLIDAYS
Dances and Golf Tournaments In
Guided in Program for Cclebra.
lion at isheville-Pa>t Week Is
Quiet Socially.

ASIIEVILLE. y. -. December ID
social activities in Ashcvilic at the
present time are centcred OH prepare
lions for Christmas. and plans for the
observance oil the holidays include
providing a MERRY Christmas for a.
many as possible Of the soldiers al the
various camps in this section. There
will DC dinner dance at Grove Park
Inn during the christmas Week. and the
Ashcvillc Country Club Is planning for
several impromDtu golf tournaments
during the week and u large dinner
dance. to which III. officers Will be
invited.
Many OF the guests q. Grove Park
Inn arc planning 20 have soldier
for Christmas drnei. and private
families all over the city arc making
preparations 10 the same end. II i
Drobab that "A large number OF sol
die-s VIII cat their Christmas dinner
At A2hevllic this year az result Of
the Preparations.
Tn. past week has been unusually
au.c, socially. the large dinner dance
At Grove Park Inn being the princi-
pal event OF the week The 6alanc"
%; tho wcck has been spent by the
Asheville society set and - number OF
visitors in preparing Asheville's quota
NJ Red Cross supplies. and other var
work. knitting continues 10 be "a
popular paStiine. ana IN" khaEi-co!orco
warn. designed for soldiers sweater
or cocks. is in evidence e"crywherc.
William Stark. OF London. Eng. /.
among the recent arrivals u. Grove
Park Inn. air. Shark has had some
thrilling experiences during the Icp'
neiin raids on The British capital and
his stories OF tho Hun al! raids re-
ccive the mos: eager attention. Mr
Sls-l; will spend some tine at Grove
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
ARVONiA

A;NoNiA VA. December 1.-THE
"o"tn OF Trinity P.esb,teriAn churc,,
h"l" b-zaa' ST the home Of Mr..
'lrha.r y Jones ;his week.
NaiShaN bo"".!.. .! New. Canton.
trii on sandsy 10 join ;h. United
States My.
Nothing has been heard IRON, DR.
William Ee"erley r.t,:. since he l,f;
20: European and African waters l2.s
III september His friends however.
are not ap2rehens!vc. "a. they have
little fear thht mis- vessel has been de
"iro!ea ny torpedo. r,r. Petit has
made many voyages to Europe ana
africa since IN. war began
NJ. and Mrs. Joe! Hannah. OF CHS.
"rc eNpecte! here next week 10 spena
the Christmas holidays with Mrs. nan.
mans bursntS. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +.
I'.tts
colonei .Albes; j. Terrell was a vtsi-
'oF IN Eiehnonl OH Monday o. this
weeN 20 attend meeting OF The state
Prison Board
knight k.e. OF piilwyn. has ius,
lei: fo' Milwaukee. where he viii en-.
'er TIE Cn!verSity OF Wisconsin. He
VIII take course in electrical enri-
ne-rir2
My. and M,e :, l. pitts ssen, seve-
ia day: IN E!shinond th.s week.
M..5 Jones, o. South Boston. teacher
IN The nigh school here. was called
'"H'H r":'nan"Htv on account Of i'll
ne>' III her iom.iy. MIS- Edith ritz;
mas been engaged by the school boarl
10 III he. un-&pireG term.
Rev. w. Nice. Miller sp.u, severn,
days in Scottsville this wee.;. On sun
daT MIR Mile occupied the puIp;, 0.
th- aeoi,>viIle Presbyterian Caurch
Matt aplcs. CT Eoxbury. va 10,
merry citizen OF New Canton. is OK.
rected shortly 10 return TO New -.
ton.
H.. riummer l. Jones oecupi.d III.
PUNT Q! Trinity Presbyterian cn,,, !.
OH Sunday
The foung people OF the communitY
nave been enjoying the cold spell IN
sKatinS on the pond at New Cantoh
Inc Ice formed TO considerable
thickness. though ice harvestery a.,
not yet begun gathering the ,.r.
ice supply 20" next summer. Tbi,
pond usually furnishes ice for ,bou,
fourteen houses IN and around Me-,
canton and E-emo Blum.
= N""r:ran. postmaster al Ncs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

cross chapter. With headquarters a,
farmN!i!c. which has u membership
.: 80. !;---oi,iccrS are: Mrs. Eohcr,
l. Droc%. ch.Ir.uan. Rev. Charles flol-
hrcoh. secretary: l.uckin BugG. treas
urcr: Mrs !. l.. Jarman. director OF
wonlen's work
The chaptc, j. actively al woii> IN
many directions. y lar." box contaiu-
lag surgical supplies. sweaters. nut-
tcis and WHISTLES was shipped 4" The
supply depot December 10.
The moA, absorbing work ct present
il the maxim. OF 2lunc dressings. la
response TO an emergency call :rol.
Washing ton. i'r!nce Edward chapter
has promised an output o; i.5"o a
month.
committee OF women is ats" sue
c.ssfui IN soliciting tobacco from the
county planters. which is sold aud
the proceeds used TO buy matcr;al for
inakins hospital supplies.
several entertainments have been
siven In Farmvillc 10" the benefit OF
the I:ed Cross fund. notnbiy the play.
Green tockn2s. presented by tn.
Dramatic Club Of the Normal Schoo!
which Was an artistic and financial
. success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

visit to her daughter. Mrs Duncan Cast.
has returned to Baltimore. that she
may sec he! sons. Charles and Cole
Parker. before they ieav" Tor Camp
Meade.
Miss Margaret Nottin. ham, OF East
Vile. spent Friday ut TIA. HON" II Ne"
uncle. Dr. l.. j. Iiariransor
Spencer T.. Rogers went T." Wash
ihston to attend the National Nuti-:ia :
loon League CON- cntion.
Mrs. t>rtrudc Wise arrived home
from iioanoEe Friday. having zone
there TO accompany Mrs Lewis OF ras-
ley. TO the catawba Ssnatoriunn.
Mrs. J"hn H. noGcrs entertained =
number OF her friends last Thu-.d. y
afternoon.
htS" Minnie Mills arrived home sat
uf.a% from Il visit or two months "a
her brother, Or. g. II. Mills. of Char
iotte. ~ 6. En- route. she attended tho
National ~. q. Il. L. convention. ~ SIS.
sion in Washin2,on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

Visiting the formers aunt, MISS Kate
McEicar.
Mrs. George Ilavs" and her chl.
"icn nave returned from Ne~ YORK
snl jersey City.
Miss Mary Janc i:rouu nas returned
rom - visit To- friends in Waslimg,on
MIS-. Norman T. Mc,ioy. Of Martins
nnrS. w. Va. has boen visiting rtla-
Ives in Clarke County.
Mrs. John fright ana her nnlau
"aushtef maze returned from Wash-
in.ton
i:i.Ht"n.n, Armls;-,,I Z, Roger. L.
;. ~. as'i his sister. .tiss W.n,:re /
Rogers. have returned 10 Washing.
ION.
Miss Ea,h Gu,er has returned from
''Sit I" friends ia Philadelphia anil
"th"r EeStcrn cities
MISC Ruth Russell has returned 20
iied"r!ch. Md. after visiting Mr. anil
Aiis Il. Bruce Russell
MRS Horace Browne. wEo has been
VISITING her mother. Mis- f:li.abeti.
"n1naiH. has jus; returned to Chilli
GOTH. -. where her husband. Cspt.i,
hrowne. is stationed.
Mrs. Albert -. Mason nag rc,ur,nd
from Wat 20 relatives at i.t.umon:.
". Va, -
Mrs. =. J. Williams ma. been visit
IN: her BROTHER and sister-in-law. Rev.
an" M's Asa Richard. at Loy.ttsvil:..
My. and Mrs. james Waite. Of Wall
'E IVY y D.. and Mrs. Alice Higgins
OF Hoyds. Nd. came recently 20 yis,t
.!T. ana Mrs. William White
"fS. Alexander Eairi. has returned
IRON ''c'manto"n. Pa. waer" sh. at
,"hae! tho Inncra! OF her father. the
i.,H Caniain Willisin J.. rottet
MIS-. Ih"odore Jackmcycr is visi,in :
relatives at FL pnSo. Tex
Mrs. knapp"s. OF Jersey civ. is IN .
guest 81 Mrs. John W. simpson
Mr.. md Mrs. Waldo Long who bay.
oeeh visiting relatives near town,
nave returned to Washington. .ccom -.
pa nied H.; tn" !att".'s mother. Mr..
Gale.
MI /: Virginia Smith nas ben Wis
! 'ih: friends in Washina.ou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
FARMVlLlE

FAEAiNlLLE VA. Bccemp., Ii.
Hed cross rally was hold =; the .;,r.
III school auditorium 81 i,:t SUNDAY
afternoon with large s.,h.r,n ..
l'leutenan: H. l.. Bose a noted I.rencn
onlcer. addressed The audience az we,
as H. IL BROCK. chairman OF IN. locu
i'ed Gross chapter. Talks ~:yr, ais,
hid from ot,:c!g
Mrs. Moss. OF Roanoke. has heen tn,
guest OF her brother. :. Il. DYvis. f.,
the past week..
My, and Mrs Thomas Henry Fallw FL
have returned from a delisi,ful yisi,
TO friends ia Washington and :.ci..
mond.
Mr.. ard Mrs. e. l.. Balm. .: peters.
iurs. were recent visitors to NJ,
parents. MIR. ..d Mrs. =. =. Chick. a,
the Prince Edward
v Naiden and j. l.. Busc ATTENDED
the meeting o: The executive commit
tee Of Tho Virginia BANKERS Asso,..a
tior In Richmond las, saturday.
Miss Mar Trayior. 'rho t.ac.,"s Al
NaNeriH. has been recent su..; Of
Hcr i-ine'. H. L. Tray.or. and i,lnil:..
Mrs. j. w. Cox and Miss E:i.ahr i
= l*on Cox spent tho past wycn-
in the home OF Mr ana Mrs. : \
Bondurant
Rev. and Airs. Painter. Of Charlotte;
VIE will be guests OF friends here
tnh week for the weekend.
MISS Francis Biox,on. OF Ea..ioo-.
- expected next week 10 be the cues,
OF her sister. M-s. Chas i. C;.rneu
FIR the holiday
Airs. Robert. i.arse entertained III.
'ae rnbers Of Ia: Episcopal choir .uJ a
rev friends Oh laSt saturday evenia.
Supervisor Laub. who is stationed
here experimenting The construction
OF the Farnvii!e post onice. lef, Wed
nesday for New YORK TO spend he holi.
days.
Mrs. Paul 7 Eogss has been On =
visit 10 home folks Ia Suno.L during
the past week.
AIr'. sue Spencer and SOC. r. II
spencer. and family. Of r:u:.:msh.m
nay" been recent guests Of Mr and
Mrs Il. W. Garnet.
MISS EuS-i!a FallweI OF Cnas.
City, visited relatives here last week
Frank Mt Watkins entertained at ,
dchshtiui dance at his country !om.
on last Friday evening.
Mrs. w T.. i::cl.a vdsou Mrs A. r
Cray. Mrs. BaNter Tus.le. Mrs. Roberta
Large. Mrs J. l.. .Jarman and DR.. !.
l.. Jar!nan arc it, executive committee
and Mrs Eleanor Sh.op Johnson lis
press representative
Prince Edward County has = Rcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
WEST POINT

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
WEST POINT. VA. December IL
The news somewhat belated of two
marriages OF general interest that have
ton TO Miss julia SMITH in Gloucester
County. near Achilles. nr. Thornton l.
from Gloucester and Miss Smith. daush-
ter q! Mr.. and Mrs. j.. X. Smith. Of
West Point. WAS teaching IN the High
school neX: Achilles. in t;louccstcr
o! the Ea o,i"t Church at the parsonage
Mrs.. Thornton will continue teaching
until the SESSION closes.
Woodland Ward Anderson. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Woodland Anderson. formc, Is,
az King ard q ieen. now OF West Point
claimed as his bride Miss Fannie How
sri. OF Nerpor. News. The young cou-
p!. will reside in Newport News
Miss Irene Mills. of DaEviiic. vino. up
to this time has been -: sistant priu-
cipal OF the West Point High school.
Is now principal AS Professor L. V.
Scott has been called by the govern.
nent 10 service.
Benjamin l.. Richardson. SON of Dr.
and AIRS George W. Richardson. who
has been in training IN New York. is
visiting his home here fo:' a few DAYS
4 letter from one OF West poin,'s
boys. Mamie Davis. Somewhere in
France" reports him well and in good
spirits. The only complains lie makes
Is that he cannot Understand tho lam
gua2e OF the people.
Mrs. Frank DiLGuid. Of Lynchburp
spent several days this week with rela
tiNeS here. She will be remembered
very pleasantly a. Miss Jessie Dem
mead. OF West Point. bcror. her mar
riasc.
Mrs. John McCanaa and child. Of New
York. who were spending some time I'm
the home of he" husbands parents here.
NE.,s.,
called home by her husband who has
heen order cd 20 service.
John ElnIS. for "a Ions time q citizen
OF West Point. now OF b Iston. spent the
weekend In town greeting his MANY
friends.
Roger Erookes and family have
moved into the house formerly the
home OF TIC C.ty Club 50 many men,
bers OF the club have gone TO war that
II WAS deemed best 10 CiS.:ontinur the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
RADFORD NORMAL

Especial 1" The Times-Di patch
EADFORp. VA, December lon
Thursday nigh, the Norma! school
Cleo CLUB viii give program con-
sisting OF class patriotic. and old
songs and hymns. The slce club is
under the direction OF Miss Florence
t.. Baird. supervise; OF pubic school
ten;ion IL given 10 vocal music. which.
in some form. ) required OF every
etuden, ia school.
T,.a nitn snnu.I educational con-
fr"tnce OF the teachers Ia iii. West
ern pay; OF ta- Sta. w'!! nc held ~
IN. Ead:ord Normal school ia Febru-
-. OF Ma,ch. Representatives Of tn.
Western section OF tho State. at tNe
STATE educational conference At Roe :
uoke. unanimously Endorsed the con-
tinuaace o. the educational conferenc e
AZ thc Eluto,d :;orn.al Scanol. In this
conrerenc. MI grades Of teachers an!
schools from al" one-roon school 20
the colleges aai N'ircrsitifs. are rep
=: resent Ell. ne number OF higher euu-
c-ttonat Institutions in this section OF
,c- having ,he program in charge will
- oba bly, meet soon 20 arrange the ue-
tails Of the Program.
Several members OF the faculty Will
,ievo;. themselves 10 the Red Cross
campaign dur!nG The Christmas vaca-
;ion. in IN ehort 10 Increase the mem
...:.hip 81; TIE l:-l cross in the West.
..iu p.!i OF tbs state ~ l-as; twofold
ia that period Dr J. L. Mcdonnell
superintendent, OF the speakers ou-
i..u FOR twelve counties and cities
surrounding Radfoid. will deliver sew
-.al addresses during the vacation. ~
the interest OF Red cross WORK.