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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21
Annapolis News.

| received a letter from John II.
Kitchell, of H~aileyville. Oklahoma,
telling of a terrible cyclone in that
section. June I'd. Just around Haley
vile no damage was done, but a town
forty miles distant was wiped out OF
existence, and there was great loss OF
life and property. / also have n let
ter from my son, James, in Sherman,
Texas. He promises to visit me next
month.
S. L. Dunn has bought u tent and
will u n picture gallery here.
Ed Moss and Lucian Goodman last
Saturday bought Chas. II. Hampton's
mule team, paying therefor 500. A
bargain.
Jesse Culton expects to start for the
harvest fields in Kansas in a week OF
ten days.
Robert Lewis and family, who went
to Arizona about three. yaars ago
have returned to their old home on
Bear Branch, near Annapolis. They
just can't stay away from old Nilsson
ri.
Mrs. Dicey Kitchell went to Irontor
Friday.
Miss Alice, daughter Of VIM. Kitch'
ell, made a trip to Ironton the pas
week. The young lady is eighteen
years OF age and this was her first ride
on q railroad train.
Some one shot n fine bird DOG be-
longing to the Mayor Of Annapolis tn
IAast week. II the offender is appre
hended he will not want to shoot an!
more dogs In Annapolis. -.
G. W. Brooks passed BY to-day Will
q hne string Of fish.
d. A. Worley went to Minimumto-
day. !,
i. NJ. Corey OF Black River is !
town to-day.
Lots OF bark peeling and root dig
ging hereabouts these days.
VIM. Kitchell and Robert Fun
found o bee tree, p1Ar Annapolis, ~
sold II to Robert Miller for ~. MI
Miller got forty pounds Of honey frol
the tree.
|. Squire KItchsll hsd four pretty sicl
children the past week, but they q
al better now.
John r. Webb u making Z bow
shoot Insh with to-day. BuLLETlN..
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Missouri Baptist Assembly.

The programme has been issued for
the Twelfth Annual Assembly. of the
Missouri Baptists on Arcadia Heights,
August 7th to 10th, 1917. In his pref.
ace to the booklet, Geo. II. johnson,
the Corresponding Secretary, says:
This bulletin introduces you to Ar.
cadia Heights, home Of the Missouri
| Baptist Assembly, q place endeared
to oil who 90 there. Our Assembly
offers seven perfect gifts:
l. Ten days close to the heart Of
nature.
os q Ten days close to the heart q
5. Spiritual zeal and reserve foz
the year.
a. Increased Joy Of living.
d. A bigger view Of LIES oppor'
4 wider circle Of valuable
friends.
!. Training for efficient service.
This year the grounds at Afcadia
Heights are better improved thai
ever; our finances are 10 better
shape; and the program WAS never q
attractive. President W. W. Martir
10 already wearing his famous smile
OF pure iatisiacti0n. Let nothing eide
track you this summer from Tn,
Twelfth Annual Assembly Of the Nile
Soufi Baptist Young Peoples Union.
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1.-The Light That Failed" by Rud-
yard kipling, featuring Robert Edsson,
and "Luke's Shattered Sleep" Thurs
day, June 2Ist. SC aud lOc.
PERSONAL.

George Gay went to st. Louis FRI
day.
Louis Miller went to Sikeston Tues
day.
Mrs. Woodside is home from st.
Louis.
Albert Schultz went to st. Louis
Sunday.
r. 4. Knapp went to Bismarck
Monday.
VIM. Blue motored to DeSoto
Thursday.
Rev. Father Wernert OF Arcadia is
in st. Louis.
Mrs. Grover Curtis went to Poplar
Bluff Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Hale of Graniteville
was a caller last week.
Rev. Father Adrian arrived from
ST. Louis Tuesday noon.
Mrs. VIM. Hall, of Laplanto, Arkan'
| sas, is visiting in lropton.
+. M. Adams of Goodland was a
! caller at this Office last Friday.
Mrs. J. +. Kennedy, who lives near
Irontop, was a caller last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Gregory visited
| at Hogan the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Tr%auernicht left
| Saturday on aItrip to Granville. Ills.
Miss Helen Bliss of st. Louis Is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. s. W. An.
crews.
Roy Albert, of st. Louis, visited his
uncle, John Albert, and VIM. Blue
last week.
Hov. N. b. Henry. went to West
Plains Tuesday, called there by the
sickness of his son, Norton. -.
Mrs. Dora Houchin OF st. Louis II
the guest Of her grandparents, MIR
and Mrs. +. Kaths, in Pilot Knob.
Mrs. Frank Rasche and two child
rem, OF Festus, visited relatives IN
Ironton and Pilot Knob the past week
Miss Helen and Master Robert
wilkinson, Of Alton, Ills, spent o few
days the past week with relatives II
Arcadia.
Misses Freda and Lucille. Ringo and
Josephine Francis left Friday night o.
visit to Mrs. Mildred Langdor, II
H%ornersville. Mo.
. Miss Allie Patton was In Farming
ton last week to attend a civil service
examination for a clerkship In thu
. Pennington post. office. =
I Tho children Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1: !
. Garter. of Louisville, KY, arrived u
D the ~yalley,last week to spend = sum
mer with their grandparents, Mr.. an
q Mrs. s. W. Andrews. =.
. Mr.. and Mrs. g. =. Damron an
\ daughters, Misses Louise INC Catn!
: rine, motored from Fredericktow
last Friday and spent several DAY
. with friends In the valley.
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friends, at which the ann ouncement
Of the approaching marriage OF Miss
Severns to Mr.. Lynn S%tanforth, OF
~Ironton, Mo-, was made.
Miss Morrison's party was o nicely
arranged home affair with appropriate
decorations and with a coterie Of
beautiful young ladies assisting the
charming hostess. !.
The marriage OF Miss Sevcrns and
MI. Stanforth will take place Thurs
day, June 20.
There 10 no more popular and
talented young lady In Sedalia than
Miss Severns. Her accomplishments
% On elccutlonist arc known locally
a. we'll % IN many cities In Missourl
and illinois,. Eheis known Ia church
Orioles whers che he's rendered. vain.
able assistance with her reAdIngss and
THUS Added greatly 40 providing 0uc-
Iceesful programs Tor tvArious aOcietjea
and'enterpFisss Ii 0edells, end hAa,
q III tiimes, been found ready olsid
her talent N any cauoo That SERVED
her church Ia whatsoever capacity they
mjehS b working. 9ho u = chaemiDl
jyoupg LADY, With = Wtds otscl4 q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

.. IL. ilobiee, u alter Fisher, Hensley.
oari, Keith, James Newman, q. A.
Buckey, II. w. Tspley, Louis Miller
and Miss Mamie Ringo.
From the Centeryills Outlook: at
ID probable that in the near future re
viii receive our mail from the Iron
Mountain railroad at Glover instesd,of
Sabula, as We understand the Depsft.
ment,I in eli probability, will soon be
asked to make the change, and We
can see no reason why the request
should be refused in view of the fact
that the road leading to Saliuia is In
bad condition and the people over
there seemingly will not turn their
hands to better the road, while the
road to Glover 10 in fair condition and
b peoplei in that community are per.
sistent good road boosters, and, as Q
further reason, we can eliminate the
crossing of one stream, Big Creek.
which often delays the mail. the dis.
lance from Glover to I.esterville and
Centervilie is probably some greater
than to Sabula, but the difference in
the roads will more than make up the
added distance"
A story Is told that some parties in
Arcadia ordered some whiskey re-
Gently, but, not wanting it generally
known that the "vile and contamin-
mating stun" was tor them had it con.
signed III the name Of = well known
colored citizen: of the valley. When
the shipment arrived at the Arcadia
station last week the well known col.
ored citizen was approached by the
parties who had ordered the whiskey
and asked him to 60 the station and
get II for them; but past experience
has made the aforesaid W.. k. c. c
somewhat wary, and, after seeking
advice and thinking the matter care
fully over, arrived at the conclusion
that the safe and sane course for hin
to pursue would be to have nothing t
do with the matter. The parties WHIT
ordered the whiskey entreated ant
impIored. but the W. k. C. c. stoot
pat. In the meantime the booze i
still in the Arcadia station and tn
Arcadia thirst is yet uuappeased. TIL
moral to this story Is, il moral Their
be, and you Just must have the wits
key, order it in your own name.
Pennington News: "The Pleasan
Development Co. has made an offe
to sell to St. Francois county for roa
improvement purposes a large por
ton of crushed iron chats, totalin
many thousands of tons, now on han
at the mountain at % cents a cub
yard, which it says is just half what
is offered for them by the railwa
company which wants them for baI
last. The Development Co. says it
interested i'll the Improvement OF tt
roads OF the county and would pre-
fer to let the county have the cha
at half the price offered by outsider
!. The members OF the county coul
= spent n few days this week at Jack
y son, Miss, at the expense of the Ga
!, ford Truck Company, witnessing
demonstration Of hauling a train
traiiers or wagons by a mammo,
truck with a view Of purchasing OF
of these trucks and distributing the
y iron chats over the graded roads
the county. These chats are ur
doubtedly the finest material ev
used for road surfacing in the count
as anyone who has travelled over Il
3. road in the vicinity of Iron Mounta
" within the past few years must a
r. init "
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

W anted.-Agents for the farmers
Mutual lns. Co.'S Of Rock Port, Mo-,
which furnish fire, tornado and hail in
surance; automobiles insured against
fire, tornadoes and theft; both farm
and town property insured; life and
accident insurance at cost. Oldes,
and cheapest mutuals in the state. Ad
dress H. F. Stapel, Secretary, Ro,l
Port, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21
G.. A. FULDNER, p ID,
FIRM OF FULDNER q COMPANY

i,successors to Fuldncr s. Kitchir0
Marina Bldg, 3o6 N. Grand Ave, ST.
Louis, Mo-, specializing In the Cor.
rection of Eyesight, Eyestrain, and
the proper Fitting of Glasses, will
again be in
IRoNroN, TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
at theNew Commercial Hotel, from :
A. NJ. to / P. NJ. Any word may be left
for him there.
Bismarck, Tuesday, June 28th, al
Mrs. James, Hotel, from 2:3o p. N. To
s r. NJ.
Flat River, Wednesday, June 27th
at New Hammond Hotel, from 3 A. NJ
to ! p. NJ.
Write for information or appointment
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21
Local Red Cross Chapter Organized.

At q called meeting Of the Citizens
of Arcadia Valley on the evening OF
the 18th, the organization OF the Local
Chapter ito be known as the Iron
County Chapter) of the American
National Red Cross was effected.
The following permanent officers
elected: w. w. Reese, Chalrmani
X. w. Gay, Vice-Chairman; Mann
Ringo, Treasurer; E. l.. Cook, Secre'
tary.
A Committee Of "Solicitation" was
appointed composed of the following
members: Mrs. f. l.. Barger, Iron
ton; Miss Annie l.. Kaths, Pilot Knob
| Miss Anna Whitworth, Arcadia.
The above committee was instruct
ed by the Chairman to call TO thel
aid as many members as deemed
necessary to further this WORT.
The following is an alphabetical lis
- t1>n r,.r>bnrp "a Caia.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21
Hereafter we will have an alI-day
service on Tuesdays for Ironing pur-
poses. Beginning next Tuesday, June
IA,
IRON co. Ell. 1t. ( POWER co.

The programme for the Eighth
Methodist Assembly, Arcadia! July 10
to %, has Just been issued. The an
pouncement is made that Messrs.
Grandhomme and Kanouse will again
have charge OF the Dining Hall when
Is an assurance that everybody Will
have plenty of good things to eat.
DR.. J.. l.. Hick man, deputy state vet
erinarian from Brunot, was called TO
Pilot Knob Sunday. where he vacci-
mated the hogs of eight or ten citizens
az a preventative of hog cholera. On
a visit to the west end Of the county
last week DR.. Hickman discovered
some cattle with blackleg and hogs
with cholera.
A Jury in the Probate Court last
Saturday adjudged w. 7. Day, OF the
west end of the county, incapable OF
attending to mis- affairs, and II. l.;
Barger was named as guardian and
curator BY the court. Day IL about
46 wears of age and has been in
ca pacited since birth. He recently
inherited All estate by the death OF
his brother.
DIR, Hugo Summa, nov residing,
four days in the week, at his summer
home in the Valley, is, we are happy
to announce, on the way to recovery
from serious illness. He called on US
Tuesday, and, while showing the Ell.
fects of his recent indisposition, 1t Was
apparent that the tide Of returning
health had set in. May his recovery
be rapid and complete!
Isaac Marshall, wife and two daugh..
ters attended the closing exercises o,
the Convent, and visited with Kew
aud Mrs. Henry, whose pupil Mr.
Marshall was twenty.one years ago
He Ia q prominent farmer at Blodgett
c~ultivating this year 5000 acres Q
Scott County's rich lands. hi
daughter, Ben Marie, attended IN
Academy the past year.
Mr.. A. II. Webb, for 80 many. year
superintendent Of the Missouri Pacih
railroad at Wichita, Kansas, has pee
made General superintendent o. IN
western division Of the missouri ra'
citic with headquarters Mt kansa
City. Iron county friends are glad V
hear Of Mr.. Webb's we'll merited pro
motion. The following u from gu.
days st. Louis Republic: inf. wen
has been with the Missouri Pacific &c
more than 40 years. He entered "
service "a freight brakeman and &C
vanced through the various grads
TO his lpresent post. During MS er
tire service with the road he has ne'
Or missed a single MONTH"
Mrs. ]. G. Yount, ably assisted !
her charming daughters, Mrs. jane
Newman and Miss Pearl Yount, e.
the remaining members o. Ml
Yount's family, contributed Q grat
feast and social time to the mem e
OF Baptist Ladies' Aid Society. ~
genial w~holesouled lady has oits
thrown open her home and unstli
tngly given Of her farms dellclo'
products for the delightful ertertsi
thent OF this assemblags for when
return their heartfelt nppreciavo
Those attending were: Mesdenses
n Bl'hop, r. 3. 'Rndy, Milford S's'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

For ssls-0as Ensins,1 AZ horss pow.
VIZ SI bsiss. VIII consider NJ steck
q part pay. Apply 70 RolAsd Hin,
Ironton, No.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

friends. She Ia a daughter Of MI ana
Mrs. J. G. Severns, well known anu
respected ~citizens. $3.50,
Mr.. Stauf.rth il . young attorney
at Ironton, Mo. HsiSa cousin OF y.
q. Stanforth, Of this city, and ptlor "
with Nj. Etanforth 10 tho Farm anu
Loan business here.
The wedding Of this popular young
couple 10 one Of the most impoEsans
OF tho numerous June mafrrgen.
Rev. Anderson, pastor o. tne r1rss
Methodist Episcopal Church, WI pcs.
form the ceremony.
Ths nuptlsls will DO q lV:SO 0.S'Usn
In the morning, and between tnlrsy
and forty guests will comprise s0s
wedding party.
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Street Oil Report 1917.

unexpended bal. CAST year" 30 1921
Subscribed and paid this year =, 3A7.2o
paid by residents OF Knob ". ~ m
for two loads actual COST. So.oO
e393.l8
Cost o. ann o. ." ''n,''.' 49,. 9e4.s5
uvsHu, rD.a 1889
Es.sM h"ianca m hand ........ $3.50
.|4 ------
e393. 10
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NOTICE.

Nv ice House viii DO open At the
hours:
From 6to 8 A. N.
From IL to / r. NJ.
From 9 to 6P. x.... :.
p, BupcHsnNsHunrz
MiddlebSook. NO.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

For Rsnt-Rsstaursnts nd Ieslasncs
tnlIding o. Main street, inst pettn @
|LopSx S1ops. One cf'the bsay !ocsnvIs
II ths clty. a. Rrrx 81 n Y o'sSS 4
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21

AXE. FP Kendall, Miss NJ
Buckley. Miss A Kirchner, Prot CF
Barger, Mrs RI kirchner, IL W
Blue, w II Jr, Many, } NJ
Brown, BN Mullln, ffahh
Brown, Mrs BIN Mullin, Mrs frank
Baldwin, Mrs ] Mckinney, W
Burnham, BP Madigan, y Nj
Byers. Mrs Ella Newman, j Il
| cambridge, VIM Prultt, TB
| Conway. MissP Palmer, Miss Eta
Codding, Mrs Reagan, Miss =,
| Collins, Cicero Rosentfetef MISS T.
Cook, Reese, Mrs W "
Conway, JnoS Rleke, MIS- "A
Grow. Ap Ringo, Mann
Downey, Mrs CE Reese, " W
Dodd. RS Ringo, Mrs Mann
Daugherty, NJ W Ringo, ST.
Gay.W T Rob!ee, } II
Cav. Mrs W.T. Reblee, Mrs J II
Gay, Mrs Il W Riggs, Rev
Gay, Miss Alice Reagan, Bb
Cav, Dir Reagan, Miss Grace
Henry, Rev Nh Sahae.er, AZ
Hanson, Mrs Ethel Seitz, Miss Ethel
Hanson, CIV Sehwap, Mrs NJ q
Hill, OBJ Schoop, Raymond
Henry, Mrs N = Tins, } W
Houston, DIR X W Turner, MrsJ W
Houston, MrsKW Taylor, B X
JeIley, Mrs S Willard. Al
Jewett, j H White, Mrs KeIton
Keith, j H Whitworth, j NJ
Keith, Mrs Le.a L Walker, Mrs N
Kindell, Mrs +, Sr Walker, Miss Jno
Kindell, Mrs F, Jr Walker, Miss Mary
1t is the patriotic duty of every
citizen, not only of Iron County bu'
throughout the nation, to aid in THIS
work. 1t is the sincere wish OF the
: local chapter that each town and VII
lage in the county organize branct
I chapters at once. =,
' Get busy, this is the week OF al
weeks, for the American National Rec
Cross in the United States; let eacl
e one do his part.
Iron County Chapter of the Ameri
Gun Red Cross.
W. w REESE, Chairman,
l.. l.. Cook, SECRETARY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-06-21
IrOntOn. Missouri,
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1917
LOCAL BREVIrIES,

A rain ia needed.
Wheat cutting has begun.
Thursday is the longest day.
The Rambler roses are beautiful.
Vary few peaches, it any, it is said.
The junk buyer is getting numerous.
Iron Mountain is planning a big 4th
of July celebration.
Work on Fletcher * Barger's build
Ing is progressing rapidly.
The first watermelons Of the season
we're imported the past week.
The Alabama Minstrels held forth to
a we'll filled tent last Thursday night.
Saturday, Patria ID, Katzenjammer
ids. "Luke, Patient Powder" an
ord Weekly. DC and l0c.
The st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
buthern Railroad is no more. In flu
bre it will be known as the Southern
~Iiyision OF the Missouri Pacific Rail-
lay.
= The names of those who registered
: at the various precincts in Iron oun
ty on Tuesday, June 9Th, is printed
, on the last page OF this weeks REGIS
TER.
AMI. Chambers, Of Poplar Bluff,
We understand, has leased Arthur I.
B.ewster's home (the Wick place} in
Ironton and will spend the summer
there.
g ,vices will be held in st. Pau|'s
church, lronton. next Sunday at Hoo
o'clock and in the evening at eight,
Rev. V. o. Penley officiating. A cor
dial invitation to all.
Rev. NJ. Rice, formerly the Synodi.
cal Evangelist of Missouri, will preach
hereafter, morning and evening each
fourth Sunday at tho Presbyterian
Church. All are invited.
A game warden was here the othel
dsv and it is minated discovered
clue TO the parties who have beer
dynamiting fish in Lake Killarney
Everybody wants to see the offender
given the laws limit.
Alonzo Light, who lives in the pat
OF the cyclone that wrecked the Nun
ger country three weeks ago, las
week received word from a mar i
Illinois that he had found a note TO
$3.50 90 belonging to Mr.. Light while
had been carried there by the storm.
Vim. 5. Hart, in 1.-THE Captive God,
and De Wolf Hopper III Poor Papa,
next Tuesday, June 10Th. Admission
lQc and l5c.
Harry Joe Jones had the misfof
tune one, day last week to run his ne
Dodge car into the oil tank near IL
railroad crossing in north lrontoI
The wind shield was shattered and I'll
top damaged. Harry Joe and Pa
Keith took the car to st. Louis MOI
day to have it fixed up.
Elsewhere ia reproduced from Il
Corning, Arkansas, Times, Il notice
the death of J. s. Jordan, a form
resident of this county. Mr.. Jord;
once served Iron county as prosecu
ing attorney and has many Old frien
heee who will hear of his death wi
sorrow, Peace to his ashes!
hereafter we will have an aid;
service on Tuesdays for Ironing pl
poses. Beginning next Tuesday, JnI
10Th.
man m TT TT L D0MED RI
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Waueed-WiIl buy yoSr woe' ~ ~
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-19

After the luncheon at the Hote
Westcott Wednesday at ! o'clock, Civ
en- by thu members Of the Domestic
Science association the treasurer ant
secretary made reports showing thu
society to be in fine financial condi
ton. Money expended for all work
$500 and money made by teas. dona
tons, card parties and SO forth, max
ing total OF $1.9O5.
The money expended included ex
pense at the nursery. dues Of the 1850
citation, city. district and state. pro
grams. expense OF delegates to Indi
annapolis in the interest Of statewide
prohibition and also for lectures and
for serving at various open meetings.
Included in the total receipts wal
rent of the rooms. lemonade sale. min
strel show. charity ball. moving pic
ture show aud the cook book.
Mrs. A. ". Roach, the retiring pres
ident made an informal talk and told
OF the work accomplished by the SO
ciety during her presidency. She in
troduced the new president, Mrs. FL
bert Shirk Mrs. Roach said in part:
I'm the absence Of key or gavel, take
personal pleasure In presenting to YOU
these roses and with them the ONCE
! know you are SO capable OF filling
May every possible success be yours.
Previous to introducing the new
president to. the more than one hun
dred and fifty guests, Mrs. Roach gave
the association an idea of the work II
has accomplished She said he past
three years have been full of unusual
activity. A number OF extra sessions
were called by the executive board.
All requests from district. state and
national organizations have been care
fully considered and granted when
possible. The program has been plan
ned to meet the interest OF all mem
hers. All demonstrations were sue
cessful and much interest has been
shown in all social affairs.
The visiting nurse work has been
attended to. Special mention was
also made OF the work Of Mrs. J. w
Lamson, supervisor of visiting nurse
work. Today the association has a
visiting nurse home with eight rooms
fully equipped for conducting the
nursery work Financially the society
has fine outlook. The society is now
assisting Whitewater school IN organ
izing school lunches and this work
has met with splendid success. Upon
the advice OF the Ways and Means
committee a cookbook has been pub
lished with Mrs. W. II. Keisker as
chairman and are selling at fifty cents
The association Is closing its years
work with a sale Of articles made by
the blind women Of the state conse-
Guently we are leaving permanent
end temporary work on your hands.
Mrs. Ebert Shirk spoke and de-
lighted the members with her words
OF cheer and suggestion. She Is a
charming woman and no doubt the
association will continue its success
under her management Sho an
nounced the following officers for the
coming year: First vice-president,
Mrs. Fl. H. Huntington; second vice.
president, Mrs. Paul Ross; recording
secretary, Mrs. Frank Druitt: cores
ponding secretary, Miss Margaret
starr; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Dalbey.
The chairman of the committees
named by Mrs. Shirk are as follows:
Program, Mrs. w. o. Mendenhall:
Ways and Means, Mrs. Fred Bates;