El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13

study class, which Will be held on
November p. 4 luncheon will be
served
The devotional exercises were led
by Mrs T A Haggard. who talked on
the Stewardship Of Talent"
Mrs. J. G. Lowman had charge OF
the program, which was Latin
America"
Mrs. 7. P. sanderson's eubject was
Home Life in Brazil"
Miss Anne Watson's subject was
Story Of Women Of Brazil Out Of
Darkness Into Light"
Mrs. W ". Waites's subject was
How Cubans Live"
Mrs Paul Herrmans's subject was
Cuba, Mexico and Brazil"
As the concluding feature Of the
program, Mrs. L. B. Christian sang
My Task" She was accompanied at
the piano by Mrs V. H. Lawton-
when we called Mrs. D. W. Det-
wiler, the president Of the FL Paso
Women's Limit club. this morning.
she informed US that while attend
ing the peace demonstration at the
stadium. she had secured an addi-
tional limit member" said Mrs. A S
Peatross, chairman of women's war
savings work. This and the way in
which neighborhood secretaries start
ed to work early Tuesday morning to
0ElEuOOTnOOn
savings societies indicate a very clear
conception by the women of the duty
before US The opportunity still con-
tlnues Tor grateful nation to show
It's pride in its men by purchasing
thrift and war stamps to furnish
clothing and food for them. and the
necessities Of reconstruction work
he only difference between our work
OF yesterday and that Of today is that
yesterday we were engaged in war
work, and today in reconstruction I
WORK. and. through a medium of in
vestment that most people have come
TO appreciate anyway
me first day Of peace and despite I
the TACT that every one is still pretty 4
busy with united war work, S776.2O 4
worth OF thrift stamps were sold the 4
women and children. Lamar. Beal and
the nigh school found time TO pur- 4
chase $500 worth Of stamps, though 4
II was the first day Of school since 4
the influenza epidemic. The money
we lend the government this month /
is a practical expression of thanks
giving, and Observing 4 thrifty
Christmas is also going to help the
Individual as well as the government.
Mrs. Thomas ManglosS. 81 Magof-
/. mas been appointed neighbor-
nooo secretary in district No. Is. IN
tain"
The Aid society OF the Austin Park
Christian church viii have a misceI-
.aneous shower Of articles for
christmas bazaar TO be held soon
rhis shower will be given at the home
u MIS- Lloyd Allen. 1910 Birch street,
Z friday afternoon from to o'clock. /
The hostesses OF the afternoon will
Pc. Mrs O JsAllen, Mrs r E. Daw-
son, Mrs. D c Eells, Mrs. ". A. Lo-
Der and Mrs. J. w Arson.
Circle Of the First Methodist
.nurch met at the home OF Mrs r. s
rumb bell 1914 TularOsa street. Tues
lay afternoon After a business hour. !
erreshments were served Those
present were Mrs J. W. Armstrong
hrs NJ g. Jones. Mrs. G. P. Luce. Mrs.
~ A. Williams, Mrs. o. J. Thomas !
hrs. w B. Clark. Mrs J. Gideon. Mrs
/, = Morthlngton. Mrs J. Carpenter,
-. y. Z. Hltehins. Mrs F. L Pit
nan. Mrs. z E. Mold. Mrs. z. H. New 1
ombe and the hostess.
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On Tuesday afternoon the Womau's
Missionary society OF Trinity Metho-
Isl church held its regular meeting {
ence prayers Of thanksgiving were
Itereo and the 25d psalm was repeat |
IN concert Mrs. Robert LANDER s
ang most beautifully THE Star Span )
led Banner" Following the program, S
eports OF the officers were made and
Irs. n. N Smith reported on the con I
7rence held at Roswell, N II. ]
During the business portion OF the I
rogram plans were made for enter g
lnlng the soldiers with a social in 7
Re basement OF the church Thanks 7
wing evening. Following this en- a
'rtainment, socials will be held At p
le church every Friday evening. b
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Wade Hampton chapter of the q d e
VIII meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 F
lock This meeting will be held IN q
ie Asbury Methodist church and viii q
OF special Importance, being the c
rst meeting since the epidemic. Il
elegates viii be appointed to the d
5neral convention TO be hid in Louis II
lie, Ky, during the first week in v
ecember. Also at this meeting a Sc n
elton VIII be made Of a meeting y
ace for the chapter for the winter.
The Cheerful Girls club met Tues
~ evening at the home Of Miss
osalyn Weisberg. 1910 North Camp h,
I'll street The next meeting, which n
III be OF especial Importance, will be 81
ald at the Bohn home, 1917 Montana &
rect. with Miss Emma Bohn as
ostess on November 18th. ?,
.
The Parent-Teachers' association ?
III meet on Friday afternoon at 2:I5i :
lock in the auditorium Of the high "
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