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COALDALE NEWS

Mr.. Alfred Peitier left for Ohio
City where he will work this sum
mer.
Miss Maybeiie Lorraine is home
from westciine where abe has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. T. M. Lanoue OF Salida Is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Emily I-anoue
over Sunday.
Mrs. Edison Eddy returned to Den
yer last Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Holland and Mr.. Philpott.
mining men OF Colo. Springs. were
transacting business in our burg.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Denek and
daughters motored to salida. Friday.
Mrs. J. C. Gilroy came down from
Salids. Friday.
Mr.. Robert Branah and wife left
for creede Monday. Mr.. Branah is
called aud will report for army duty
May 10 at Camp Funston.
Mr. Leslie Alexander left for Colo.
Springs Monday.
Mrs. Dean Jeneil's who has been
teaching at Parkdaie. came up and
spent Saturday with her mother. Mrs
Halena Hiiiay. She left for Topc.
dac. Rouft county. to take charge OF
summer school
Mrs. Fred Fell came in Friday
morning from Saiida wher. che has
been looking after business matters
for several days.
Miss Doris Co~cil Of Canon Is sub
st,tuiing for Miss MarEurite Kelley
who is very III with Ia grippe There
IL three weeks more school
< Mn Chas. Ciiroy and family of
cotopaxi. have again taken up their
residence here.
Mrs- Robert Lemons IS quite III
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ThrOat Infections, and IN every dlsonsa
that can DO reached through tho blood,
Il never fails to beneh. or cure In
tablet or liquid form.
The machinery OF tho body needs to
be well oiled. kept in good condition
lust as the automobile, steam engine or
bicycls. Why should the human neglect
his own machirrry more than that OF
his hoRse or his engine? Yet most
people do neglect themselves Clean
tho system ut least once week with
Dr. Piercc's Pleas;,ut Pellets
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Frank Singer. Mrs. Gladys Harris.
Fred Goessling. William M. Herbert
and NJ. H. Woodman. Special mus
ic was rendered by Miss Nina Skin
ner and a male quartet composed of
Messrs W. E. Fisher. Guy Z. Konkel.
Charles Fisher and C. w. Van Pat
ten. At the close of the more formal
features of the program refreshments
were served by q committee repre-
senting the official board of the
church. Those leaving the city TEN
porarily. or permanently. for whom
the affair was given. are Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Thomas and family. Mr..
and Mis-. j. w. Norman. Mrs. Anna
Tucker and Miss Mary Tucker. Mrs,
w. NJ. Rambo and Miss Lesetta Ram
bo and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Goes
sling and family.
a BAROMETER FOR PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE.
Hunter Palmer has installed high
grade and expensive barometer in
front OF his drug store at 525 Ma n
street for the benefit of those who
desire to consult 1t in an affort to de
termine the pressure of the atmo
sphere and the probable changes of
weather which its variations por
tend. Such an instrument should be
of special interest to fruitgrowers
and others whose business interests
are more or less vitality concerned
with the weather; it's changes and
vicissitudes. The markings of such
barometer as the one alluded to is
an unfailing index of changing tenn
peratures and an almost infallable
prophet of coming storms. A similar
high class instrument has been in
use at the plant of the Arkansas Val
ley Railway. Light and Power com
pany for several years and has dem
onstrated its value as weather prog
nostlcator in the most gratifying way.
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FRIDAY
SPENT THURSDAY IN CANON.

TniUAI
SPENT THURSDAY IN CANON.
Mrs. Harry Hyssong was down
from the ranch and spent Thursday
with Mrs. Jack Munroe.
MR.. ALLEN BOWEN IN
THE HOSPITAL. -,
Mr.. Allen Bowen was taken to DR..
Graves hospital, Thursday and is
quite sick with pneumonia.
MRS. CHAMBERLAIN
HERE FROM DENVER.
Mrs. Murray Chamberlain arrived
here from Denver Wednesday even
ing. She was called home on account
of the serious illness Of her mother.
Mrs. David Ringie OF East Main St.
CONFINED TO HOME
BY ILLNESS.
Miss Rosa Kier. head saleswoman
and buyer at Frank L Smiths dry
goods store. has been detained at her
home. 203 Stanley avenue. South Can
on. during the past week by illness.
PURCHASED AUTO FOR
HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Jennie Fischer OF Coaldale was
a visitor In Canon City on Thursday
and while here purchased from the
local agency. a Ford automobile for
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Fell. She re-
turned to Coaldaie this morning.
MoToREp TO PUEBLO
LAST WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8 Vernon ST. John ac-
companied by Mrs. St. Johns mother
all of Canon City. motored to Pueblo
on wednesday and spent the day with
Mrs. st. Johns sister, hrs. r. d.
Sperry. 2423 Greenwood street.-Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
WILL HOLD MEETING.
The ladies of U. s. Grant Circle
win hold their regular monthly meet
ing Saturday May 4th. 2:3O D. M.
Mt k. p. hall. Greenwood post COM
rades OF G.. A.. r. are most cordially
invited to meet with them for a 80
ciai time after regular business. Re
will be served.
MRS. BURGESS TO VISIT
NEWTON, KANSAS.
Mrs. Anna II Burgess Of 1928 North
Eighth street. secretary OF the board
of education, will leave shortly for a
visit with friends at Newton, Kans.
On her return to Canon City she will
be accompanied by her two grand
children. sons Of Rev. Paul Burgess of
Guatemala, Central America. who will
spend the summer here.
CARPENTERS, UNION PURCHASES
LIBERTY BOND.
At recent meeting Of the members
of the Canon City local Carpenters
Union. No. 123. the secretary was In
structed to invest the funds in the
treasury in Liberty bond. The de
nomination Of the bond was not large
but as its purchase took all OF the
money on hand. the act was as truly
patriotic as tho 1t amounted to NIL
lions. Tho union has about twenty
five members.
HARRY MAXWELL TO
ENGAGE IN WAR WORK.
Harry II. Maxwell physical direct.
or OF the Canon City Y. M. c. A..
has enlisted for war work with the X .
NJ. c. A.. and will leave here about
May 10th for Fort Logan where he
has been assigned to do association
work among the soldiers at that post.
HIS wife and family will make their
home In Colo. Springs during his con-
nection with the army. His brother.
now a high school student at Colorado
Springs. will succeed him as physical
director Of the local association.
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SATURDAY

DR.. Graves hospital Thursday for ap
pendicitis and gal stones and Is get
ting along nicely.
AFFLEck SECURES
AUTO AGENCY.
Mr.. Howard M. Affieck of 32e Main
ST.. has secured the Canon City agen-
cy for the bort and the Hudson cars.
He went to Denver q few days ago
and returned with demonstrators.
N. L. GREEN MOVES TO CANON.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Green and family have
moved to Canon Civy from Pueblo.
They are located at 1928 Greenwood
Avenue. Mr. Green runs the auto
stage between Canon. Florence. Pueb-
loo and Colorado Springs.
GUESTS OF MRS. C. sHULTZ.
Mr.. George Osborn arrived here
Friday evening enroute to his home
In Salt Lake City. from southern Kan
sas. where be was called a couple OF
weeks ago on account OF the serious
illness of his father. He will spend
couple OF days here as TIE guest OF
Mrs. Cora Schultz. rss
HERE FROM INDIANA -
FOR THE SUMMER
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Green OF For,
Wayne. Indiana. arrived here recent
iy and have taken the house at SCI
Macon avenue. for the summer
months. Mr.. GreenAis q brother Of
Mrs w. NJ. Mayhem of this city
sJAck" OSBORN HERE
FROM UTAH.
"Jack" Osborn whose name in the
family bible is listed as George Z. Os-
born. is in the city today renewing
old acquaintances while on his way
to his home In Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mr.. Osborn was called to the home OF
his parents In Kansas because of the
illness Of his father Mrs. Osborn
was formerly Miss Grace Schultz OF
this city and Mr.. Osborn was at one
time Office manager for the Gibson
Lumber company here.
s5th BIRTHDAY OF MRS.
MARY 5ALDRiD0E.
The 85th birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Mary Beldrige. mother OF Mrs.
F. f. Haughey. was commemorated
with gathering of the family re'at
ives at the home OF her daughter,
1919 Rudd Avenue. today. A feature
Of the celebration was an elaborate
dinner. Mrs. Baldridge is a sister OF
Mrs. James. e Mcclure and was born
in Howard county, Missouri. The
eightieth birthday anniversary of
Mrs Mcclure was similarly observed
few days ago.
WALTER E. FISHER
~. m. c. A., ,AssisTANr.
Walter +. Fisher has beer chosen
to be assistant secretary OF the local
Y. NJ. C.. A. and has entered upon
the duties OF tho position. Mr.. Fisher
has been employed at the association
building for some time past and Is
admirably fitted by experience. tenn
permanent and training with the duties
he has been called upon to fill Sec.
C. W. Van Patten In the Y. NJ. c. A.
notes in The Messenger this week.
makes the following comment on the
subject:
AT called meeting OF the board
OF directors. Walter Il. Fisher was
appointed MS assistant secretary OF
this association. and. as one Of HIS
very important duties, he will have
charge Of the boys, department work
Mr.. Fisher 10 well qualified for such
service on account OF his special
training in connection with his work
as teacher; he having for several
years been principal Of Lincoln Park
public schools. The association con-
siders itself fortunate In being able
to add such valuable man to ftn1
force"
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SO DAD i could not
rest at night
would lie nwake and
get 90 nervous I
would have to got
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. ! read about
Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Gem
pound and thought
! would try It Ny
nervousness soon
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1lm oeSWAer MARcll q nronchitls,

ana deep seated Coughs 9
Arrested by Doctor PIercofi
Golden Medical Discovery.
In those scrofulous condi-
tlons OF the blood which In
vits Consumption ; in severe,
lingering Coughs, and Weak
Lungs, which threaten you
with this fatal disease, and
when other help has failed
this medicine Is . Pr0ued
As q biood-cleanscr.
strcngth-rcstorer, and TONIC
It Is sure TO benefit in all
lingering Bronchial and
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WOMAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

winons, Mirn. -" suffered for morp
than . year from nervousness, ard was
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TYPHOID !: g; 3;

,acy, snd hsrmisssnee. Of Antiiyphod Vaccination:
Bs vsccsps1ed NOW b. yous phySiciEus you and
ypuf family. Il ID more vital thsn houzs tnsufnnce.
Ak your pfysIeiap, duxglss. q send fcs 'Hsve
yDu bad 1xphoidl" telling o. Tnnhoia xaecinss
TINE OurrR La8CnAT0eY. DIHkriEy. fAl-k
psssseass vAecfssA sssvss ssssxs = sev' eses~ss
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In the May number OF THE Earth"
an advertising publication issued un-
der the auspices OF the Santa Fe rail
road company. at Topeka, Kansas.
and circulated all over the United
States. contains an excellent writeup
Of Canon City and the surrounding
territory; contributed by E. A. Brad
bury, secretary OF the chamber Of
commerce. The article which occupies
a page and half. appears under the
caption. Canon City, Colorado. Has
Something to Offer." The editor in
an Introductory notes says: THAT Mr..
Bradbury's writeup is so newsy and
business like that we are glad to print
It,"
number of copies of the publ.ca-
tion alluded to. have been received at
the office Of the chamber Of commerce
and may be had upon application by
those who desire them to send away
to friends.
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FAREWELL RECEPTION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

A farewell reception was given at
the First Methodist church Wednes-
day evening in honor OF members OF
the congregation removing from Can
on City to make their home else
where. Talks were MAIDS by G.. A.
Enkins, Miss Edna Tempiin. c, w.
Van Patten, Rev. Guy z. Konkel.
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ALDERMAN COMBS
HOME FROM TEXAS.
GRADUATES ASKED TO
SAVE ON CLOTHES.

An appeal to all college and high
school graduates to conduc. their
1918 graduating exercises as simply
as possible and invest the money us
ually spent on clothing. invitations,
dinners. receptions. ETC.. in ccnnec
ton with those events. in War Saw
ings Stamps, has been sent to all in.
stitutions Of learning In the United
States by DIP. p. Claxton. national
commissioner of education. He esti.
mates that $4,000. 900 will be saved for
patriotic purposes II the graduates re-
spond loyalty to his appeal.
sMiSs ELMA LIND SMITH
soLoIsT FOR 341sT
BAND AT sALIDA.
When the 3f1st Field Artillery band
gave their concert in Salida last Fri
day. Miss Elma Lind Smith OF this
city. was the soloist. She sang a
group OF songs and was roundIy ap
plauded. In fact she was encored
foui Tunes. '''s
The bandmasted received a rous.
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ing reception in Saiida. more than
500 people being turned away from
the auditorium. Many offered $500
for ticket but could not get one.
The band cleared s36s for the regi-
mental fund.
Miss Smith was accompanied to
Salida by Miss Dean and Miss Ruth
Goetz.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29
FRENCH CLASSES

Come right along, those who wish
to start with the new French
classes. Let us have splendid class
for this latest one, in point OF size
as well as in energy and enthusiasm.
This is wonderful New Year
into which we are swinging. Crowd
it brim full OF splendid endeavor.
Are you ambitious? Have you
always had the opportunity OF study
ing French? That opportunity is
now golden.
Mrs. Mccullough has pupils who
are now doing second year College
French who began in the summer
and whose accent is assured.
\ warning! Do not do yourself
the injustice to sing in language OF
which you know nothing, 1t takes a
much more perfect knowledge OF
the diction OF a language Tor sing
ing than for ordinary purposes.
Ones pronunciation and enunciation
OF the language should be nothing
short OF perfection, il one would
charm with it in song.
This is a New Year offer. Ii the
new classes average six pupils to
the class, Mrs. Mccullough will re-
duce the tuition from five dollars
to four dollars per pupil.
Mrs. Marshall Mccullough, Tele-
phone 975, 225 Stanley Boulevard.
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Dornick Hills Party.

Among those who attended the
Christmas dance, given by members
of Dornick Hills Country Club, at
the club house Wednesday night,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bradford, Mrs.
Roy Bradford of Orange, Texas,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harreld. Miss
Helen Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Redmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gates, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Howland, Miss Lavine
Woods OF Oklahoma City, Mort
Woods, Miss Leona Reams, Miss
Frances Thyng, Miss Cora Dyer,
Miss Madeline Colbert, Miss Frances
Homes, Messrs. Bert Simpson, Bow
den Lacy. James Boone, Irvan How
land, Frank Thyng and Ensign Rob
ert Sayre. Music was furnished by
Barnard's orchestra. AT the close of
the dance program refreshments
were served.
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Honored Miss Goddard.

a dance was given Thursday night
by Mrs. Charles Goddard, S25 Nc
Lish avenue, in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Maybele Goddard, who is
home from Starrett Hall college for
women, Chicago, IN. Ice courses
and punch were served. Those who
attended were Hcrshel Scivally, Rex
Hill, Fred Jones, Morgan Eddie
man, Clint Eddleman, William Pot
ter, Jerome Alexander, Russell
Weeks. Tom Mcbride, Lois Scivally,
Ernest Larkins, Granville Graham,
Wilbur Fieldbinder, Vernon Collins,
Dan Collins, Ellis Ledbetter. Dick
Patterson, Chester Franklin, and
Mailey Walcott. The Misses Hat
tie Burnitt, Euna Mae Roberts, Ger
trude Thyng. Lavadis Lykins, Mag
gle Lakcwhite. Louise Scivally, VIII
ma Lois Roberts. Inez Irby, Flor
ence Wall, Dorothy Dings. Lucy
Cook, Helen Won Keller, Winifred
West, Clara b. Waltrip, and Edna
Brown.
Music was furnished by Frensley
Moore.
Miss Goddard will return to Chica-
go on Ian. I.
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Herodatus Club Program

The following program was given
at meeting of the Herodatus Club,
Friday night, at the home of Miss
Katherine Gilbert, 1902 BiXby ave. ::
The First Christmas Geneva
Brooks; quartet Silent Night Una
Mae Roberts, Geneva Brooks, Hol-
loway Freeman and Dewey Carpen-
ter; "ChristmaS Celebration in Nor
way Lucille Van Reed "Christmas
Celebration in Russia, Fanita
Knight; "Christmas Celebration in
Holland" Iona Belle Lynn; Christ
mas Celebration in England Per-
ME Clowdus; "Neady," Katherine
Gilbert. Following the program the
remainder OF the evening was devot-
ed to dancing and cards, Miss Gil
bert being assisted by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Gilbert. \
salad course was served.
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Mrs. Frank Helvcy and Miss Ellen
Dickson entertained members OF the
Red Cross Luncheon Club Friday
noon, at their home, S25 Stanley
boulevard, honoring Miss Georgia
Simpson, a member OF the club
whose marriage to Major Harold
Fell OF Wilkes Barre, Pa, Wednes-
day, Ian Q. Miss Simpsons mother,
Mrs. b. a. Simpson, was a special
guest at the luncheon. The table was
attractively decorated with poinset-
tias, a red and white color motif be-
ing carried ont. Miss Simpson was
showercd with many dainty hand
kerchefS and sachets. Seated with
the honor guests and hoSteSses were
Miss Elise Potterf, Miss Mary Jar
rett, Mrs. Nelie {. Suggs. Mrs, Wal
ter s. Thompson. and Miss Lillian
Fain OF Wichita Falls Texas.
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Guests from Shawnee

Mrs. Thomas B. Cook, 20S d street
northwest, had as her guests on
Christmas Day, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. 7. Callahan, and her sister,
Mrs. L. T. Best, Mr.. Best and l.. r.
Best, Jr., all of whom are Nom
Shawnee. Mr.. Cook arrived home
on Christmas afternoon from Los
Angeles, Cal, where he was called
Dec. Is. on account Of the illness of
his only sister, Mrs. Ada Walter.
Mrs. Walter died after a weeks i'll
ness of pneumonia. His only brother,
Paul Cook who was also i'll, has
recovered.
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Jolly Christmas Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ITeStOn chap
eroned the following guests at a
dancing party given Christmas night
at Dunlap's the Misses Jewel Trem-
bic, Dot McGhee, Swivel Smith,
Pala lIyden, Cora Dyer, Florence
Gait, Gladys Caldwell, Lucille Sciv-
ally, Una Mae Roberts, Joy Moore,
Madeline Colbert. Nell Boyette, Ed
ma Brown, Eunice Smith, Messrs.
Stanley Brown, Howard McNeese,
Bowden Lacy, CassiuS Byrne, Ted
Colbert of Tishomingo, Melvin Cole
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Observation-Disclosures Nuptials

The marriage of Miss Foy White
hurst to John Mcmillan OF Madil.l'
took place at , O'Clock Yesterday al
ternoon, at the home OF the bride 5
Iparents. Mr.. and Mrs. {. \, White
hurst. h street northwest, Prcced-
Ing the ceremony Miss Fila ]! Peter
son sang The Greatest Wish III the
Word," accompanied by Mrs. Ken
nett Hudson. pianist. Mrs, Hudson
iplaved Mendelssohn'S Wedding
March for the approach OF the bride
and groom and during the ceremony
PLAYED AT the Old rrysting Place.
Ribbons. carried by two charming
ittle girls, Mary Hudson and kath-
leen Hadley. formed a pathway from
the stairway to the improvl,ed altar
in the living room where the mar
rage VOWS were read by the Rev. Is
I. l.. Morgan, pastor OF Broadway
Methodist Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan went to
Oklahoma City for short visit be.
fore going to Madill where they viii
make their home.
Out OF town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. McNlillans mother and
sister. Mrs. Brockton OF Madill, MI
and Mrs. !. +. Mcmillan, Miss Mar
raret Mcmillan OF Dallas, MIR. and
Mrs. Harris OF Oklahoma City, Mrs.
Pugh of Whitesboro, Texas, Miss
Mvrtle Murray and Miss Eula BuI-
lock OF Pauls Valley, Mrs. Ritchie,
Mrs. John Derrick, Mrs. John Kin
kade and s. p. Boyd OF MadiIl.
\ number OF social affairs given
in honor OF the bride, included
O'Clock luncheon Thursday. given at
the home OF Mrs. F. b. Henry, ZoZ
c street. northwest, when covers
were laid for the honor guest, MISS
Eula Bullock, Miss Clara ManSheId'
Miss Eva Whitchurst, Miss Hattie
Wheeler and Miss Lula Wheeler
During luncheon, each guest wrote
her favorite recipe, for the bride
On last Friday, teachers OF the
Fourth Ward School, in which Miss
Whitehurst taught gave her a sur
prise luncheon and presented her
with a handsome piece of silver.
Thursday night, Mrs. Hudson and
Miss Claire Dyer entertained in her
honor with a picture show party at
the Palace theatre, having As guests,
Mrs. Whitehurst. Miss Eva White
hurst. Miss Eula Bullock, Miss Lula
Wheeler. Miss Elizabeth Dyer. Miss
Cora Dyer, Miss ltca Wolverton'
Miss Clara Mansfield, Miss SaIIie
Mays Mccoy, Mrs. d. T. Stiles and
Mrs. Kirk Dyer. Refreshments were
served at Myers Drug Store.
Friday afternoon the bride enter
tanned a group OF her friends at her
home. The hours were spent in
formally with music and the viewing
OF wedding gifts. There were present
the Misses Leah Fish, Lula and
Hattie Wheeler, Eula Bullock, Claire
Dyer, Clara Mansfield, Sallie Mays
Mccoy, Ella ]. Peterson, Frances
and Lucille Adams, Annie Slough.
Mrs. /. l.. Wilkinson and Mrs. y.
II Stiles
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Honoring Visiting Girls.

Honoring Miss Helen Gupton OF
Norman and Miss Mary Lou Patter-
son OF Purcell. Miss Pala Hyden
entertained with farewell dance to
Visiting college students. who will
return today to their various schools,
last night at Dornick Hills Country
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Turman
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Seren were
chaperones. Miss Hyden'S guests
lwere the Misses Frances German,
Madeline Colbert. Frances Thyng,
Hattie Burnitt, Carol Daube, Mar
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jorie Walcott, Dot McGhee, Cora
Dyer, Florence Gait, Leona ReamS,
Lucille Butler, Joy Moore, LaNadis
Lykins, Eloise Sandlin, Eunce
Parks, Mynan Blois, Eleanor Bar
ron, Helen Won Keller, MesSrS. vii
liam Crockett, Frank Thyng, Bert
Simpson, Russell Weeks, John
Thompson, Lois Scivally, Stanley
Brown, James Boone, Bowden Lazy
Ensign Robert Sayre, Barton Moore,
Edward Frye, Vernon Collins, Cas-
siuS Byrne, Henry Pottert, Howard
McNees, Wilmer Anderson, Vivian
PreSnell, HALEY Walcott Leon
Daube, Fisher Musgrove, OF Nor
man. Ted Colbert ii TiShomingo,
Ralph Boyte, Rex Hi, William Pot
ter and Fred loneS.
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Family Dinner Party.

A family Christmas dinner party,
with few additional friends was
held Christmas night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. !. 5. Downard, SOl
+ street, southwest. Covers were
laid for Mrs. llettie Norman, Mrs.
Ruth West OF Wapanucka, Mrs.
Denver Dawson and baby OF Henry
eta, Ralph Wallace, John Lynch,
Miss Claudine Bethune, Miss Louise
Norman, Dorothy Downard, Hettie
Beth Norman, Thomas and Richard
Norman, !. 5. Downard, ]r, and
the hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson are
spending the Christmas holidays
with their sisters. Mrs. Norman and
Mrs. Downard. Mrs. DaviSon's hus-
band, Lieutenant Dawson, is sta
toned at Camp Sewer, South Caro-
lima
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Christmas Dance.

Miss Gertrude Thyng entertained
with a Christmas dance Friday night
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G.. Seiple, pa d street north
west, having as guests Eleanor Bar
ron, Marjorie Walcott, Maybelle
Goddard, Inez Irby, LaVadis Ly-
kins. Barbara Slack. Louise Scivally,
Hattie Crockett, Hattie Burnitt,