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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-06
CORN IS TOPIC
FARMERS MEET
ID. A. SAUNDERS OF GREENSiLLE
Dist Is>E.@ METHODS OF
SEED TESTING.
Pleasing Talks Are Made on subject
Of Corn and Manner Of Cub
sisation--t,fher Speakers.

The first OF a series OF special
topic meetings was held NJ the court
house Monday afternoon BY the Ellis
County Diverslficafton and Market
ing association. The subject under
discussion was Corn That home
grown seed corn is the proper seed
for Ellis county farmers to plant
was the opinion Of the authorities
present About one hundred farmers
we're present and much interest was
manifested.
pr. d A. Saunders. secretary Of
the Texas Field Crop association. vas
present Hith his variety lest charts,
showing that experiments had been
made sc sife stations ever the state.
and the result Of these tests showed
that home home grown seed corn
produced fsom two 70 four bushels
more per acre than seed raised In
ethe~ fae4e. TIE northern an1 saa-
eeu gr9wn eogn seed was on an ay-
eraae 8ea 8uahe5 Ieas per acre than
home erowa Ha urged oul farmers
to lat these foreign eariaties alone.
egdiess Of the lavish description
aud pretty drawings IN the estalees
OF the seed houses
SIR J e keyworth. who has gain
ed AZ enyiable record as corn
grosar. made an interesting talk en-
seed selection. planting and caltiya-
zion He illustrated his talk with
oars Of corn. showing the good and
bad features Of seen corn. lie stress.
ed he point that seed should be se.
leeted IN the field instead OF in the
crab. SO that the stalk might he inn
proved Many questions were asked
by the farmers, showing their inter
EST ia the subject
b. D Floyd. county demoustra-
tion agent made talk on the wark
of tne boss corn clubs. showing that
in some cases his club boys had made
FROM fifty TO sixty bushels To the
acre. Tie outlined briefly the govern
ment plan OF planting and eultiya-
ton. stressing the point Of proper
preparation Of the land before plant
ing.
Rev w Il Campbell of Italy made
Il strong plea sor cooperation among
farmers, setting forth the advan=
5agss that might accrue from such
unity OF efforts He urged att farm
ers 10 Join the local association
which W1s organized Tor the sole pur-
pose o. henettttiDs the farmer Ihe
aim being To encourage them tn get
away from the one crop system. ana
to preside marketing facilities AS
soon as the diversified farming d.
maads them Atihe close OF his talh
fourteen farmers Joined the ass0cia-
tion, making a total OF ninetv-eirht
for 1917.
Il was also decided that tie sab.
iect Tor next meeting would be 4eoz#
Operative Marketing. Al this lime
Il is hoped that enough farmers wifi
signify Willingness 10 fatten one
OF more hogs for market, so that a
carload may be shipped TO For,
Worth or Dallaa market The assoc
or
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erest. and the number 81 formers

tarest. and the number of farmers
attending has increased 10 an exf@at
that il will be necessary to heid the
meetings tn the courthouse insta AT
of In the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms as previously Any farmer
desiring 10 align himself in thfs pfo-
eressiye work may do 50 BY sending
his name ard 50 eenst annual dues
t. G. e. schuster, seerelar treasnf-
or, Waxahaehje, Texas,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-06

IN the poultry show last week. the
judge divided the Barred Plymouth
Rock class into two diyiaions--the
exhibition and dark matinga- The
Standard OF Perfection only recog
aizes the exhibition fowis-dark
males and light females. For this
reaon prizes were awarded only On
the exhibition clasa. However. In
order TO have dark males It is neces-
sary to make special matings fer this
purpose. Recognizinz this fact. the
Judge awarded ribbons TO Jas. Pratt.
Mrs. Joe Pitts. Geo. Madden. II Az
cock. Ferfeu Mcdonald and H. NJ.
Cornelius on punet bred males and
coekerel bred females
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.norT waxAHscHiaNs
AND VISITORS IL CITY

sa,Yge gnl4s u ishJts was here
rod
shBs Weight d reague @ss n ths
rItv lost nssbt
sif smeesan Of 81 KINNEY was e
1iQ EY AianaaY
q 6raham Il coFsieana was
here last nisist
Mr ana airs Ii q. spiiless q Gar
land we're hern yesterday
Mr. ana Mrs. I. Il Hunter 81 pat
hart. Texas. are the guests q hAS
uncle. 4. \. $. Hunter.
Mrs. NJ. s. Boyd Of Dallas y spent
ING no or three weeks In the city
with relatives ard frienas,
A. Ward of Dallas y II the si9'
demonstrating the Domestic Gas
maker. al tlollingswprth Hardware
20.
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T,,e ,;as Maker Wan in Town,

instantly tarps coal oil into feas
gas. 4 child can run II sa4es ~
labor. fifth and for third cost Of Weed
lar coal. Fits any cooking stove or
heating stove. It's dollars aud eents
t. yen 10 see demonstration q once.
IL IlolI.INGsWoRTFI HARDWARE
.co.. next door to +. e. Moore Furni7
tng. "a 27apd
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Pest Texas tsroan seed Corn.

Fergusona yellow Lent, Straw
berry. Bleody Butcher; also r.
cleaned sorghum seed Be sure and
see us before bnTing your seed
adv tt SHTyE a KEYS.
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RnN.Ien Cotton Seed.

We have car best Eowden seed n
s1.e5 per hushel as long IS they
last Have seed corn and cane
seed. See US II you want good
seed. SHiNE d KEYS.
e.av II
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The last shipment 81 View I'M

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DR.. ]. c. Leggins, superintendent
Of the Confederate Home in Austin
came up Saturday night to spend
three or four days at home. He
SAYS he is we'll pleased and has
thoroughly gotten into his work
aud finds II very pleasant. Ennis
News.
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5 NEWS ITEMS or THE CITY :
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ssss8 ~ ~ 4sn fAyIEusx m

Rims III Es
Ri a asss
feea and suel PHONE isrods
ea4 4 Kennedy old phone 10. y
HaRsers wanted 10 faasl shout so9
cards al woed SEQ CLYDE r. VIM Y
post card photes this week ; for
asr pho.n car ~
Postmaster ]. ". Slngleton has
been appointed army recruiting Off
Ger Tor Waxahacnie.
Nsggcfheaa coal ear Just received
Ten dollars per ton. Waxahaehie
iSe Works. 2as
ii. O. Rankley sold his home on
oldham avenne and II moving todas
ia residence en- Ross street @hafe
he Will make his home In future.
Ben Rose, manager OF the dry
goods firm OF Rose Rros., has gone
TO the northern aud eastern markets
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Churches

Iethel. 10th Avenue s. Sunday servic IS
II m. and p. NJ : Sunday School . 30
a. M; Christian Endeavor meeting pm.
class and prayer meeting Thursday night
Rev s ]. Howard Pastor.
Trinity AN. +. SUM School 9 80
NJ. S p m. Rev. W. Towel, Pastor
FbcneZer, Stones River Turnpike Sun
day services II a. m. and p m. SUNDAY
School 0 80 a. M; christian Endeavor
p NJ; class meeting Tuesday night; pray
St Luke, First Street, W. Nashville
Sunday services II a. lii. and 8 p. m
Sunday School . 80 II. M; Christian I'm
deavor I p. m. Rev. James X, Childresn
Pastor.
salem. Cor. 4th Avenue, North and Blu
tharan ST. Sunday services II a. m. anC
g u. m Sunday Schooi 0 $50 a. m. Chris
tian Endeavor p. m. class meeting Thurs
dav night; prayer meeting Tuesday night
Rev A. WhtwOrth Pastor
Scovel St. 1915 Second st. Sunday Serv
I ices II 80 a. m. <nd p. m. Sunday schoo
/ . 80 a. m. Christian Endevaor p. m.
Glass Meeting Thursday night; Rev. W. A
/ Anderson Pastor.
Tpyncs Chapel Cor 1th end Winter SITS
Sunday services II Il. nj. and 8 p. IN.
Sunday school $3.50 a. M Christian En-
dcaNOI I p. M. class meeting Thursda!
night; prayer meeting Tuesday night Rev
J. Il. johnson. ID, d.. Pastor
4 st James, MooretoUn. Sunday services
/ n m. and 8 p. M. -nhday School D ;3l
a. NJ; Christian Endeavor p. IN. Rev
G. |. Jackson Pastor
St John Church. Corner Sth Ave, N
and Cedar st. Rev. ]. NJ. Smith, Pastor
Suneay School o 80 a. M; preaching /
a. m. and p. M; A. C. r. League Z r
M; class meeting Tuesday evening p. m
| St Paul Church. Cor. 4th Ave, 5. ant
Franklin st. Rev. II. L. Jones, Pastor
Sunday School 0 80 a. m. services IL a
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PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.

McNalry Hill, 18th Ave, n. Sunday
School o 80; preaching II a. m. and .
D. m. Sundays. Services twice a week
St Luke Lewis Street Sunday School
9 80 n. m. prea ching II 80 a. m. and
p. m. Sundays. Pastor Rev. 'enry Coving-
ton.
Bethel Primitive, Sunday School, o 30
a. m. preaching services II 80 a. IN. and
p. m. Sunday.
Mt. Moriah, 21O7 Alameda St Sunday
School 80 a. m. preaching II 80 a. m.
and 8 p. IN. Sunday,
Pleasant Valley, Edgehlll Street Sunday
School 8 80 A. m. preaching II 30 a, m.
and p. m. Sunday. Rev. W. Wilson, Pastor,
The United Primitive Baptist, 42nd Ave,
s. Il. Cor Albion St, n w, Sunday school
$3.50 am. preaching II 30 a. m and
p. m. Sundays.
West Nashville. Sunday School o 80 a.
m. preaching IL 80 a. m. and I 80 p. m.
prayer meeting Thursday night.
St. Eli Primitive, The Bible Band meets
every Sunday evening at 5 80 o'clock
taught by Sister Syhia Henderson. Every
one is invited to meet us. The Sunday
School opens every Sunday morning al
9 80. Superintendent Rev. s. Y. Douglass
Secretary Syhia Henderson. Preaching serv
ices 1 80 a. m. and p. m every Sunday
morning under the auspices Of Elder Il
Thompson
A. Alternately Pastor. G. washington, Supt
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, Brentwood
Rev. l. S. Davis, Pastor. RE Hunt, Supt
Clifton Avenue Baptist Church, Rev
johnson Graham, Pastor
Shiloh Baptist Church. Rolling Mill Hill
Rev. c. c. Roland, Pastor.
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church Rev. II
higgins, Pastor Services II a. m. and
p. IN. Sunday School 0 :45 A. m.
Mt. View Baptist Church, Rev W.
Hall Pastor Clemmie X. Ross Supt
Mt. Bethel East Nashville, Sunda,
School 8 80 a. m. services II a. m. an,
8 p. m. Sundays services Tuesday ant
Thursday nights. Rev, d. A. Weakley, Pas
tor; Mr.. W. o. Randolph, Supt, Sunda,
School.
Mt. Calvary, East Nashville. Sunda,
School $3.50 a. M preaching II a. m. AM
s p. m Sundays; communitn services ever,
FIRST Sunday No pastor
Zion Baptist East Nashville Sunda,
School o 80 a. M; preaching II a. m. ant
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15

take advantage of this splendid op-
portunity to serve their country and
the race.
DR.. j. l.. Leach, must of necessity
abandon his plan for immediate war
service and await until provision can
be made to place Negro men into the
Medical Corps and Ambulance service.
DR.. Leach stands in the front rank for
this qualification as he holds an In
terneship from the Hubbard Hospital
and served for two years as an Asso.
ciated Surgeon to DR.. j. II. Hale at
the Hubbard Hospital. He is now on
the Surgical STAG Of the Hale Surgical
Club at the Hubbard Hospital and al
50 member the Surgeon Staff at the
Mile e. Hale Hospital.
Or. Leach will continue his prac-
tice for the summer here for a while
when he VIII leave for CHICAGO to do
some post graduate work in Post Nor.
tenn Surgery He also plans to tour
the south in the interest the Me-
harry Alumni Endowment unless the
Government can use him sooner
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Rally A Success.

The grand rally held at the Be'h'e.
hem U. p. Church on Por' erleld
street, North, SUNDAY, June 10, was
quite a success. The sneakers OF
the day: at II o'clock Rev. Samuel
Bryant pastor, also Brother Willie
Long, who delivered a very able ser,
mon full of power. The collection
for the morning was Sl25 %. The
rally con 'inuel at , o'clock. There
were visiting elders and their mem
bers. The speakers at noon were
Rev. Fields. of Pleasant Green Zap.
fist Church; Rev. Mitchell OF Baden
Chapel NJ. L. Church; Hon. A. y.
Johnson, who delivered a ST ri g
lecture expressing sympathy for the
work of Rev Bryant and h S people.
At 1870 o'clock the oh 7 h was
crowded. Tev. j. Crosby and others
were present with Rev. Bryant The
rally ended raising the grand sum oi
223GO2. Rev. Bryant has been labor
inc very hard with his church, al.C
his other church, The Nc airy Hi
on Twelfth avenue They have KEEP.
him quite busy and soon will take HI
departure for his summer yaeat on III
Chicago and other eastern paris.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
Pre-Congress Chorus Re.
citaI A Success.

Nashville is inherently a musical
loving city, so when the National
Chorister of the National Baptist Con-
vention and the National Baptist Sun
day School Congress arrived in the
city and issued call for members OF
a great chorus, each church unhesi-
tatingly sent the number demanded.
The Pre,COngress recital given by this
chorus before a large crowd OF music
loving people was a decided success.
Too much credit can not be given
Prof. II. B. P. johnson of Muskogee,
Okla. for the mastery way in which
he whipped this chorus of amateur
singers into shape, The chorus num-
bers were very good indeed. The
pieces de-resistance however, were the
selections by the male and female
quartet with Mr.. Phil Lindsay and
/ Miss Ruth B. Allison in the lead
/ Every number of the program was
| heartily received. The Program was
as follows
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
PROGRAM.

Anthem-The Lords Prayer, Carter,
Sunday School Congress Chorus.
Invocation-Dr. e. w. Moore, Ohio.
Melody-When you come out the
Wilderness, Sunday School Congress
Chorus.
Reading-Give Me a Rose Today,
DR.. ]. T. Phillips.
Solo-Nobody Knows, Johnson, Mrs.
C. ]. White
Chorus-Listen To The Lambs, Dett
National Baptist Publishing Board
Glee Club.
Reading-One Joyful Night, Fergu
son, Miss Marie Boyd.
Melody-Sing AHo, National Baptist
Publishing Board Octette.
Solo-Since You Left Me Dear
Johnson, Mrs. Lille May Gamble
Female Quartette-Oh Mary Don't You
Weep, Misses Allison, Turner, Will
/ liams and Dunson.
| olo- Dear Lord Remember Me, D,
Rowan Thompson, Miss Alberta K
Davis.
Male Quartette-There's A Meetin
Here Tonight, Messrs. Lindsay, Nc
CURE, Gray and Price.
Solo-Jean, Burleigh, Miss Ruth E
Allison.
Anthem-Let Us All Give Thanks
Sunday School Congress Chorus.
Remarks
Melody-Soon A Will Be Don
With The Troubles OF This Worl
Sunday School Congress Chorus.
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Carriers Chapel.

The Sunday School was called to
order Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Supt +.
Murray was absent, the Assistant took
charge. Song, No. %, by the school,
from the book Carol crown, prayer by
the Superintendent The uual opening
for beginning was conducted. The
teachers then took charge OF their
classes for 30 minutes the lesson was
then catechised by one OF our young
preachers, Bro. Earnest York, a very
interesting discussion was had on
what was the work Of the Holy Spirit
and when and what time did man,
receive it was beautifully brough. out.
Number Of scholars in first bible CLASS,
LIS; second bible class IL; total, ~
Then collection was taken from the z
classes The classes tied in collection
Tie Banner will remain with tho first
Bible Glass until the collection Is I'M
tied next Sunday. Closing remarks
we're had. Visitors, two. The weather
was fair. Closing song by the school.
Then Bro. York entered the pulpit,
read the lesson, prayer was offered,
then song by the choir, after which
the young man preached very inter-
esting sermon. All enjoyed the sermon
which the young man preached. We
want him to visit US again. We are
preparing for a grand time the End
Sunday. Our regular meeting day,
there, there will he dinner at the
chuch.
Mrs. Lizzie Woods has returned TO
her home from Bradyville, where
she stayed till he was able to go
home. She is doing nicely today. Ev-
erybody is well so far as we know at
this time in our community.
Mrs. Lethia Garner has been visit
ing her brother and mother and sister
and has returned to her home at
Christiana. Mrs. Mary Brandon was
able to be at Sunday School Sunday.
I. Mrs. Mary Taylor daughter, Mable,
is visiting home from Aurfreesboro.
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5 +, m, Sundays; communitn services every
first Sunday Rev. Joseph keil Pastor (;
Prof. A. \. Bennett, Supt. sunday School
Free Silver Plan Mission, sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. preaching IL a. m. and
$ 80 p. IN. sundays; communitn services
every first Sunday. Rev. Jas &. Haynes,
Pastor; Mr.. IL. Clay McHenry, Supt sun
day School
West Nashville. Sunday school 30 a.
m. preaching IL a. m. and pm; Tues
day night prayer services, Wednesday night
preaching; communion services every trst
Sunday Rev. |. {. Sherron, Pastor; Mr..
G. IL. Williams Superintendent Sunday
School.
Mt Gilead $. hin street Sunday school
80 n. m; preaching IL a. m. and 5 80
T. m. Sundays; cOmmunitn services every LIST
sunday Rev. n. Y. Stoners. Pastor; Mr.. f,
&. buchanan.
Pilgrim Emanuel sunday School $3.50
a. m. preaching IL 4. m. and so p, m.
sundays. Mrs. j. Il. Bryant Superintendent
Sunday School. Rev, \. Phillips, Pastor
Roger Williams University Campus. sun
day School 80 n. m. Il. Y. L. L. I p IN.
DIR. A. NJ Townsend, President; Rev J. X,
Evans Dean,
A. NJ. +. ZION
Hills Chapel Church Cor Lewis and Short
Sunday School 0 a. m. Preaching II Il. m,
4 p. m. sundays. Rev T. W. Hill, Pastor
Zion Church Sunday School, Howerton
Avenue, near Fifth Sunday services IL a.
m. and 80 p. NJ.
/ CATHOLIC
! Holy Family. 54S Third Avenue n. sun
day services 80 4. m. Rev. Father
/ Plunkett, Priest.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15

and we will appreciate it very much
if you will publish same in your next
issue.
We, the people of this state, feel
ourselves. much honored to have
these honorable guests in our state
and wish to say that we regret very
much that they are not members OF
Florida that we might keep them
with us always. Thanking you very
much for your kindness and prompt
ness in publishing the enclosed news
item, we do with many kind deSards
and good wishes for the continual
success of your paper remain
Respectively,
Students of the Tampa Class.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
Church Of the HOLY Trinity

Church of the Holy Trinity, Ewing
and Sixth avenues. Rev. Elmer M. M.
Wright, Priest-in-charge. Celebration
Of the Holy Eucharist and sermon at
II o'clock This service will be pa
triotic in nature with a special SER
mon on the following subject: What
the Episcopal Church and the Col
ored Race Have Contributed to the
GOOD of this American Republic" An
American flag will be displayed from
the chancel and there will also be a
service of henediction Of the new
Altar Hangings. Appropriate music
will be rendered for this occasion.
Evening song and sermon at o'clock
A cordial welcome is extended to all
to attend these services. The WonI-
n II iliar will convene at the
residence of Mrs. Laura Smith, SIS
Sixth avenue, South, Sunday after
noon, June 18th. All the members
of the Junior Auxiliary are also re-
quested to be in attendance.
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CoLoRED METHODIST EPISCOPAL

COLORED METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Lane tabernacle, Spring st. Sunday
School Q $50 a. M: preaching II 80 a. m
and p. IN. Epworth League meeting n
G 30 p. m. rr1ycr meeting every Wcdnes
pTiiltns chapel g Wharf Ave. Sunday
School Q 80 a. M: G. T.. League p. m.
Glass meeting Tuesday night; Bible Glass
Wednesday night
II a. m. and p. m; Sunday School :%'
n. m; e. H. League p NJ. Tuesday night
class meeting Wednesday T. m, Bib"
class.
"' Church hui Of the Holy Trinity, Ewin.
Avenue and sixth Avenue $. The Rev
Elmer NJ NJ Wright, Priest in Charge
Celcbrntim and IToiv Eucharist and SER
mon II y. m; Sunday school 9 80 n. m
Evening Song and Sermon 5 p. m. a churc
with welcome to all.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Clark Memorial 3OS Franklin st. Sm
day School 9:3O a. m; Sunday Service
: A. m. and 80 p m Rev. W. r. step
eus, Pastor Mr.. X. T. Green, Clerk: 'ro'
7, +. IIardiman, Superintendent of sur
day School.
nradon Chapel 7O5 Georgia Street, sun
day services 1 la. m. and 80 p. m. Rev
W. f. Mitchell, Pastor.
Gordon Chapel. Herman St. near Pros
pect. Sunday services II a. m. and I ~
p. b. Rev J. W. Satterfield. Pastor
Iuhbard's Chapel. Trimble S. W. Cor
f Hill Sunday services II a. NJ. and ~
D. n. Rev. ]. p. Price. u. D., Pastor. w
Mayneld, Superintendent of Sunday schoo
Scays Chapel. Green street, cor. Fait
field Sunday services II A. m. and I =
. m Rev. u. r. Burch, u. D., Pastor.
Eleventh Avenue NJ Il. Church. Se1N
ices II a. m. and r m. Sunday Scho,
, 9:45. s. NJ. StrayhOrne. Pastor.
Thompson Chapel. Walden Universlt
Campus Sunday School Q 30 a. m. preacl
, ingl1 a m. prayer services. p. m. Snr
/ day University services at the Meharr
Auditorium on the second Sunday Of enc
month. II a. m. Rev white. d D., Pres
/ dent
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
Young People and Friends
To enioy Trolly Ride.

The Young Peoples Progressive
Union of Saint Paul A. NJ. f. Church
have arranged to carry out Trolley
Ride Monday night, June 18th, 1871.
A Tho ae o will meet at the
church at eight o'clock sharp and they
will be taken over two of the longest
Ines ~ the citv A cordial invitation
has been extended to the public to
join in and enjoy this trip. An even
ing of real pleasure is assured.
The Young Peoples Progressive