El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

Y--lMlAl g the final report re
1 ceived b. 1Irs. p J. Tlghe. chair
nan. o. what the children OF FL Paso
have done for tho little fatherless
children o. France, through the
schools and Sunday schools o. this
city
Ara Il z EendrIcE. chairman. re-
ports thst Villas school adopted eight
orphans. and secured tEo individual
alapticns through Robert and E. D.
5tesa-- q Valentine. Tex As two
q The grades had previously adopted
erln1rs. this maker The Villas total
- orphans
UrE ~ r. Aldridze. chairman an
r11ules that Lamar school has adopt
Cd seven orpLans and secured the In
-lFllu1l adoption Of three. making q
total % 10 for Lamar
llrl r. P Lcsson. Chairman, gives
ne total for the pupils o. Morehead
school as eight French orphans.
Bailey school through its chair-
man. Arz Victor Moore, reports six
1rrlzls adopted By the children. and
EaA y Valentine. Tex making e
teal On seven
llrz Roherr Holiday. Chairman. re-
ncrts -lat HtEhland PARK school has
aesluel re care q Two orphans
.r7- W. P E llcSzin- Chairman. re-
rorts one adoption By san Jacinto
Ms George Bruuner. chairman. an
rQlnces that seven Itrle French boys
sid -iriF are being taken czre Of ~
-f- fIt~ VISTA 4e1coL
Ms ". s. Tiltol. Chairman. re
r.rs one adoption BY the Douglass
,Lrs- Dan white. chairman. reports
-aa adoption o. one orphan each by
ST. Iuzerl's and St Nays academies
ErE- r = Homan. chairman. sub
--l-s ire following acoptions By the
sunday sehools-
Church of Chrlst-...........-
sssfssssss
ElrHE -e-nclist .-s----.
s. Clements Episcopal.
AscurE Methodist ----.-....
p eE-mluslsr Presbyterian ....
~ -l-r--LAa4 --------.-s-.
Austin Park Christian.
81 FatrlcE's Cathedral.
Central Baptist Creport incom-
pi-lel -----s-------
4ltura Presbyterian ---.-.-1
Highland Park Methodist.
This makes the total Of French Or
zhans edo1tsd By the children OF Fl
F1so S.
a number % the girls OF the Square
club and Girls Reserve corps OF the
iuniur high school. liked 10 the pals
rzde1 E-idav morning where lunch
number Ct pictures we're taken and
Elss Helens HuffaEer told some en-
r1-zble stories Those present were
LruEn EarEErzff. Mary Faris. Violet
Armstrong. Lila Sartorlus, Bertha
E-rtoriuE. Elisa Ecoval. Emmy Wheat
leT. Theresz O'Eeefe. Tama O'Keefe.
Evelr1 CcIlirE Elsie Collins. Ruth
trulEuu. Elmer Eettel, Clara Seffel,
Katherine Seamon. Dorothy Price.
Clzri1Ez Iserm1n. Edna Nay Ardoin.
H"rH|n Irene 10 81
Thy Arnold Francis T0wner. Mary
virginia EaUley. Lurline Atkinson I
Nay Belle L1nE, Elizabeth Spence. !
EzrE1rst spence. Miss Blanche Camp
1iuffa1er and Miss Elizabeth R=t-
isdga
ne lafayette club Of the high
school IS planning a New Years eve
dance 20 le given at the Woman's I
affair consists Of Ella Petricolas. I
f.uth Eistnsr. John Stahl and Albert l
Erauz Among those hidden are
Misses Ruth Powell. Josephine Kauf-i
camp. Louise Leighton. Ella May
HiI Kay Eick. silva Rivers, Dorothy /
Price. Coral Bias. Norma Herskowitz. /
Ccrrine Boyd. Jean Strickland Gladys /
Smith. Francis Earl. Selma Hersko- ]
vita Martha DEWITT Pearl Powell j
Gladys Mueller, Dorothy stiles Lillian I
Crockett Marie Burkhalter. Blanche
Belts, Marjorie Gooch. Lydia Harper. /
lone Garrett Margaret Stevens. Gus
Gle Gore, Mildred Pew. LuViuia Kuhn. /
raleUe leU some FnTils Nichols, I
Lsuiss Gamble. Thula Hardie, Helen 4
keller. Pearl Crockett Kay White /
Pay Brown. GeorEia Belle Higgins, 4
Irene Morrison. Julia Schuster. Mildred /
Barker. Pay Norris. Mary Magoffin. 1
lillian Fisburn, Bessie Rutledge-