The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-25
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leaving Saturday night.
The College Girls class of the N.
E. church met Monday and Tuesday
nights to work on Refugee work
Ed Blender and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. Logan and Mrs and Mrs.
Jake Hendrickson last Sunday.
Jessie MsConkey of New Mexico is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wiles and attending High School.
Mrs. B. F. Replogle and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ed Blender, spent Wednes-
day at the home of Martin Replogle
Mrs L. D. Wooster and son will
leave Saturday morning. for visit
at Lincoln Center, where her parents
reside.
The Rev. NJ. Lyons of Topeka, was
in Hays, last week, investigating the
advisability of organizing a Christian
church.
riage of Miss Christine Johnson and
Martin Replogle on next Tuesday at
twelve o'clock.
Parents who have sons in the ser
vice and have service flags are re-
quested to carry them in the parade
on Patriotic Day
The many friends of Mrs. Baugh-
man will be sorry to hear she is again
very i'll, necessitating treatments at
Excelsior Springs.
Mary Anne Jameson has come to
gladden. the home of DIR. and Mrs
jameson. The young lady arrived in
Hays, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wooster have
been enjoying a visit from Mr.. Woos-
ter's mother, who lives at Emporia,
She will leave Saturday morning
The workers in the Red Cross
rooms are to march in the parade on
patriotic Day" Be sure to all be
a the sewing room by one o'clock on
Friday.
The Methodist Sunday School vot-
ed last Sunday to buy a Liberty
Bond. The money is to be raised by
free will offerings from the various
classes next Sunday.
Mrs Bernard Fitzpatrick of Utica,
is in the hospital, having undergone
very serious operation. However,
a this writing she is improving as fast
as could be expected.
The Workers class of the M. E.
Sunday School met Monday night at
the home of Mrs. T. NJ. Wood a~d
worked on the layettes they are max
ing for the Belgian babies.
The Domestic Science classes of
the High School will serve twenty
five cent luncheons on Wednesday,
| Thursday and Friday, thus gaining
some fine practical lessons
Mrs. Rel Christopher will go to
Nebraska. the first of June, to visit
Mr.. Christonher's parents. About
the first of July they will go TO War
rem. Ohio, near where Mr.. Christopher
viii teach in Hiram College.
DR.. Gerritt Snyder is in Denver.
| taking treatment for his eyes which
have been troubling him seriously
| for some time. There were no
preaching services at the Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday.
The musical talen of the Fort HAYS
Normal School Inder the leadership
l'of H. z. Malloy and the Hays College
under the leadership of Prof. Meier,
will combine to furnish music for
| Liberty Day. Prof. Meier will act
as musical director for the occasion.
| DnlN LIE w SSS MIlO WAS
in Illinois, received notice Monday, to
report to Camp Taylor in Kentucky,
| on April 26th. He expects to be able
to have this changed to Camp Funs-
ton. and will leave the last of the
week for this place.
| Last week the citizens of Hays met
at the Normal auditorium and or
ganized home guard with seventy
members. The following temporary
fofficers were elected: G. w. Miller,
| Ir., captain; H. w. Chittenden, first
lieutenant; W. NJ. Jenkins, second
| lieutenant.
TIL East District Sunday School
Conference of Ellis County will be
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clcob
at the Lutheran church. An inter
esting and instructive program has
been arranged and all workers In
Sunday School work are urged to be
present.
On April 9th you should not fail
to see the special war picture "Tht
Tanks" at the Hays Opera House
The picture is said to be very realis-
tic. You have been reading almos
daily about these wonderful war ma
chimes and now you can have chance
to see them right here at home. i
will be worth your time and money
You, perhaps may never get anothe
chance.