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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
'0sSIS OF HIGH SCHOOL
PUPILS FORM A CLUB

rhool '.y ,ns,,y afternoon at tho hirh
aren't. ~, forum, an association ~
'a to,,"t "t the high school bodS
nSn. ,,,'su' with Mrs. G. g sin,
a,unF as president - SIM
'cs srrs Ms Tho third wo,lpe,,aE' I%EuiaT a |,
's 10 be b.,s ,ne rrst regular meet.
clock in MA ,bo on March as. at a;so
"hool srri.3l inIll principal o, m.
rrh an ,sd p,alned the urgent need ~,
7'sres, association and urroS 30.
b. oIar 'nd enthusiasm ~ n,ron 80 'ne ne
"eAl meetlnE. w oe erected al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
FRANK SEAMAN LOSES
LEG FROM OPERATION

Frank G.. Seaman underwent an
operation for tho removal Of n leg
yesterday morning In local hos-
pital Mr.. Seaman had been sur
fcrlng for some months with an in
feCtion OF the leg. which developed
in tho ankle and extended to the ups.
per limb, Ito In resting as well Us
could be expected after the ordeal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14

i w Alexander and family of
Ramona have arrived ln the city and
viii make this their future home
MI Alexander ~ general manager of
the Dewey Grain & Milling rompan,
which recently opened u branch of
Its business here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14

berlin Wednesday. March f.. -
HP"I'''"n forces under pressure from
government troops using artillery
ana mine 'hrowcrs were abandoning
their po~s Aous. ln Iluhtenbcrg this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
Coycrnmcn, Rests In OIcary Casr

NEW YORK. March Ia Attor-
neya for tho government today rest
ed their case IN federal court against
Jeremiah A. O'LcarY. former pub
Usher or the Hntl-British magazine
Hull, after calling several witnesses
in rcbuttal Of testimony offered by
the defendants 10 rcfute the charge
OF violating the espionage act.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14

Dr. W G. Black who died Mon
day night aftcr drinking carhulic
acid In "a room at the Detroit hotel
was buried wednesday afternoon I'm
Rose HIN cemetery following scrv.
ices at Mowbrays funeral chapel
Relatives from other statcs. his fam.
lily and many friends were present
at the services at the chapel and at
the grave
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
APress Summary fthe Organized Effc

Managers and owners Of hgh-cass hotels throughout
the country are making THE LITERARY DIGEST
necessary part Of the equipment of their reading
The average family Of guests in big hotel is drawn
from every section of the country and in selecting the
Digest" the favore magazine shrewd judgment is
exercised because THE LITERARY DIGEST "all the
magazines in one is real economy and being neither
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
"The Digest" In Hish-Class Hotels

local sectional in its appeal, "fills the bill" Every
hotel guest who reads it, matter whence he came, is
to find suited to his needs II gives the casual
scarcher for information just that crisp, newsy,
dcnsed summary of national and world events of the
moment that he needs At the time it gives the
careful student Of events just those authoritative view
SayIS -" be- rnires. As it is neither biased pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Lodges and Clubs.

a meeting Of Dove Shrine No. OF
the White Shrine of Jerusalem was
held Wednesday evening in ]. o. o. r.
hall and - candidates were initiated.
The banquet and social session which
is usually given ut the holding of this
meeting did not take place out Of re-
spect TO the memory Of Rev. Henry
Pope Bond, a member Of the order.
whose death recently occurred. Mrs.
Charles RAIDER. worthy high priestess
Of Dove Shrine, presented Mrs. Frank
Birch gold pin. pearl set. designed
with the cross and shepherds crook.
the emblem of the order. Mrs. Birch
had obtained the largest number Of
new members for the organization in
the recent campaign Mrs. Julia A.
sharp as token OF esteem from the
members. was presented a pearl pin
of the cross and shepherds crook de-
sign Mrs Sharp is worthy scribe Of
the organization and recently re-
turned from California where she was
called on account Of the illness and
death of her mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
EI Pdsoans Awdu.

s r. Groom is registered at the
Lodge at Cloudcroft.
j. 5. ASuirre Of e. Paso is spending
several days at the Lodge az Cloud
Mrs. c. /. Hin and daughter. Miss
Mary, left Monday for New York city.
where they will visit for about a
month
from California where she has been
visiting her son. Joe Perolio for sew
eral weeks
Mrs. J. c. Barada left Friday for
st. Louis, where she Will represent the
Fl Paso CHAPTER Of the American Red
Cross at the divisional convention
Mai, 4 ;. Mason. his mother. Mrs.
Mary Mason. Miss Rosalind Hughes of
FL Paso and Miss Virginia Banner of
New York are spending a week at
Cloudcroft-
Mrs. Ruth Levy and daughter
Frances left on Tuesday for Cloud
croft, where they Will spend the sum
mer. They have taken a cottage there
for the season.
Misses Myra and leila Prater left
Thursday afternoon for Dallas to visit
their sister. Mrs. J. \ Taylor. later
going to Austin. Texas. 10 visit their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Prater.
They viii be ogne utnii fall
Mrs. W. c. Strickland left Thursday
for Fort Worth. accompanied by her
father, TO visit her sisters. Miss RUBY
Carter and Mrs. c. c. Kilway. also GO
ing 10 san AntOnio to visit Mrs. f.
\. Hoffman from whence she viii re-
turn TO meet her husband. who viii
arrive from France within a few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Robertson will
leave on Monday morning. accompa-
MED by their daughter. Miss Edith, for
summer visit which they will spend
in Long Beach. Cal They will be
Joined there by another daughter. Miss
Florence. who has been studying at
the University Of California at Berke-
ley In the autumn. Miss Edith viii
also enter Berkeley.
Miss Rose Goodman and Miss Paul
inc Goodman daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. NJ Goodman. left Wednesday
for California. where they will Join
another daughter Of the family. Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Valley Bridge Club Members Guests
OF Mrs. Louis Folk at YSIeta Home

MRS LOUIS FOX was hostess to a
w bridge party Thursday afternoon
at the Folk home in Ysleta for the
members of the Valley Bridge club
and for one table Of additional guests
Yellow was the color scheme for the
appointments Of the party and the
rose. Irish Elegance" were the bios
sons OF decoration and yellow was
the predominant color note OF the
tally cards which bore designs OF
spring maids.
Fruit punch and confections were
served during the game and later an
ice course featuring the lnfs Of the
color scheme with cake was served.
The first prize, a dainty piece Of
silk lingerie, was awarded Mrs +. W.
Whitney The guest prize, a white
chiffon fan. was won oy Mrs. W. I.
Duncan. and the cut prize, a handker-
chief of madeira embroidery. went 20
AIRS. Milton s Graves The guest list
for Mrs. Folks hospitality included
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Ell Pasoans Returning.

J. Arthur Bauchert. son Of DR.. and
Mrs NJ F. Bauchert. arrived Thurs
day morning from Howard university.
where he has been enrolled during the
past term.
Miss Margaret Hardie, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs Bradford Hardie, who
has just completed her first year at
the University Of Texas, has returned
% her home with her parents. Miss
Mary Hardie, who has completed her
second year at the university. stopped
on her way home to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor convention at san An
tonic She will return to FL Paso
within a few days.
Miss Verna Altman returned Thurs
day night from Los Angeles and Riv-
erside- where she has been visiting
with school friends Since the close Of
the term at Berkeley, where she has
been attending school. She has for
her guest. Miss Lillian Garner. her
roommate at school, whose home is At
Roswell, y. II. Miss Garner will spend
a few days in FL Paso before going to
her home at Roswell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
DebutanteS Are Guests of Honor at
Tea DanSant Given at Country Club

A MOTHER Of the series OF parties
n being given for the seasons de5r-
tantes was the tea dsnsant Thursday
afternoon at the Country club. when
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Dunn entertained
honoring their daughter. Miss Helen
Dunn. and Miss Helen LOomis. Miss
Ida Happier, Miss Nancy Williams
and Miss Margaret Neff The tea was
given in the ballroom. with the tea
tables placed abour the room Each
was centered with & crystal basket OF
sweet peas The iced tea was served
from great crystal bowls embedded in
the same fragrant blossoms. and ices.
with cake. were served from the
tables. The guest list included 100 Of
smart frOcks were worn at this
charming affair. Miss Helen Dunn
was frocked in pink geOrget. beaded
with lavender and white. and her
large. dropping hat was Of leghorn.
rose trimmed Miss Helen Loomis's
gown WAS of white georget, with Dor
der OF pink roses and her large hat
was OF white Miss Nancy Williams
was costumed in geOrget crepe of tGT-
Quois. worn with hat Of turquOis
blue. trimmed with pink roses Miss
Lydia Happer's dress of pink georget
crepe vas worn with picture hat OF
pink Miss Margaret Neff was cos
becoming hat OF white Among the
many guests were the mem bers of the
Williams house party. Miss We're de
We're Adams. OF san Francisco. in an
exquisite embroidered gown OF white
baptiste Worn with a large white pic
ture hat; Miss Margaret Lewis. OF san
Antonio. in a picturesque blue or
CANDY. combined with organdy in
American beauty tints and a large hat
Of blue. and Miss Kathleen Simms. OF
San Antonio. in a creation of ge0rget
crepe in American beauty shades. her
hat a large model OF black Oother par
ties are to be given for the debutantes
during the coming week and on Sat
urday Mrs +. E Neff viii give
luncheon and on Saturday evening
Mrs V. 3. Latta viii give a dinner
for them at the Country club. on
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs ". ".
Turney win entertain in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs ". ". Turney will en-
terrain with a dance on Tuesday even
ing at the Turney home on Montana
street, honoring the debutantes. Miss
Nancy Beall Williams. Miss Margaret
Beal Neff. Miss Lydia Gardner Happier
and Miss Helen Park Dunn. who made
their debut at the garden party at the
Williams home on Wednesday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Miss Harrington and F. w. Manning
Wed in Pretty Ceremony, Las Cruces

/ A WEDDING announcement Of in
! n terest is that OF Francis Wayne
: Manning. and Miss Dovie Harrington.
the attractive daughter OF Mrs.
/ Charles RAIDER. The ceremony took
place on Thursday afternoon in Las
! Cruces and the service was a pretty
affair. The bride was charming in
her wedding gown Of white georget
crepe. combined with white satin and
worn with a large picture hat Of
white. Her arm bouquet en- shower.
was formed Of white brides roses. Miss
Carrie Badgett was maid Of honor and
was frocked FOR the occasion in a Gre
alton Of apricot tinted satin with
large hat Of white. and her corsage
bouquet was of tea roses. Reg Max
well was Mr.. Manning's best man. The
couple have taken apartments in the
lie Witt and viii be q ( home to their
friends after July l. Immediately fol-
lowing the wedding ceremony the
bridal party motored back TO the civ
and reception was given for them by
Mr.. and MS Charles RAIDER at the Ra-
der home on Bliss street Nhe recep-
ton and drawing rooms were Dro-
fusely decorated for the reception
hours with sweet peas in pink and
white and the other appointments
were IN the same dainty tints- In the
receiving line were Dir. and Mrs Ra-
der, Mr. and Mrs Manning, Miss Pearl
Manning, sister Of the groom. and Mr.
Maxwell The cards were taken at the
door by Master A o. Wynn, costpmed
in an evening suit perfect replica OF
those worn by the grown up men pres
enL Mrs Raider was very charmiugiy
gowned in frOck Of white satin and
crepe De chine with touches Of silver.
Mrs john T. Moss received the guests
at the door and the members of the
house party assisting the hosts in dis
pensing hospitality were Mrs. B. J.
Zabriskie, Mrs. William Quinn. Mrs. f.
T. Sampson. Mrs. c. E. Britton. Mrs.
A. A Powell and Mrs. LLOYD Nelson.
Miss Edna Sampson presided at the
punch bowl The bride cut the great
white wedding cake in the dining room
from table covered with a cloth en-
broidered with pink roses and with
silver vases Of pink roses encircling
the cake Lights were shed from pink
wax candles burning in pink tints.
Many guests called during the receiv-
ing hours
a very beautiful wedding took place
at st. James's Episcopal church at
Mesilla Park. y. NJ, Thursday even
ing at $40 o'clock, uniting Grady Y.
Jones, Of FL Paso. and Miss Marguer-
ite Turney Of Mesilla Park Rev.
Hunter Lewis officiated. The church.
decorated with Yucca blooms ar
ranged in arches to simulate a road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

scene. was an exquisite setting. The
vested choir met the bridal party at
the church door, singing, 20, Perfect
Love" Four bridesmaids, Misses Dor
othy Robbins. Ada Latham. Avia Tur-
ney and Macy Jones, attired in deli
cate shades Of blue, lavender, pink and
green and carrying arm bouquets Of
pink sweet peas, and the matron Of
honor Mrs Joseph " Turney. in yell
low, escorted the bride TO the chancel
steps Little Miss Elizabeth Turney.
IN a dainty 1rock Of pink. carrying the
wedding rings in the heart of a large
white rose. and little Misses Greta
Turney and Maxine Nanderstucken. In
frilly frOcks Of white organdie, streW-
ing rose pedals in her pathway, imme-
diateiy preceded the bride who entered
on the arm OF her brother, J. N. Tur-
ney- They were followed by the
ushers. Francis Burke, Lyman Hoag-
land and Clarence Forsing. The
bride wore white beaded geOrget. with
veil and orange blossoms, and carried
a shower bouquet Of white swet peas
At the church steps. they were met BY
Mr.. Jones and his attendant. Perry
Germany, and the clergyman. where
the betrOthal was made. As they pro
ceeded TO the altar. Miss Mary Kirw51
sang. 7 Love You Truly" Carrie
Jacobs Bond).
The wedding party left the church
as Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played by Mrs. ". J. Stevens. who
presided at the organ. Immediately
after the ceremony the guests repaired
10 the Turney home, where the we'd
ding cake was cut and refreshments
served The bride. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs G T. Turney. has lived az
Mesiila Park since early childhood
The church was crowded and many
beautiful wedding gifts were re-
ceived- Mr.. Jones, the only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ Jones of e. Pase.
is teller in the First National Bank
OF FL Paso. Some five years ago ne
made his home with his parents in
Las Cruces. The happy couple left by
last night for FL Paso and
have gone directly TO their new bun
galow in Manhattan Heights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Why Actresses
Never Grow Old

Nothing concerning the profession seems
more puzzling 10 the dear old public than
the perpetual youth OF our feminine mem
bers- How often we hear remarks like.
Why I s=w her as Juliet forty years ago
and she doesn't look a year older now"
OF course allowance Is made for makeup.
but when they see US off the stage al
close range. they need another explana-
ton
How strange women generally haven't
learned the secret CT keeping the face
young, How simple matter 10 get an
ounce Of mercolized wax at the drug store,
apply II like cold cream. and in the morn
ing wash It Off We know how this grad
ually- impenreptibiy. absorhs old cuticle.
keeping the complexion new and fresh.
free from the lines. salloWness or over
redness- We know, too. that this merco-
lfzed wax is the reason actresses don't
wear frecixles. moth patches. liver spots.
rimples and the ike Why don't our SIS
tiers on the other side OF the footlights
learn the reason. and ,,rofit by 1.-THE
atrical Wrrid--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

MRS. Z. E. NEFF entertains at
Nl luncheon in compliment to her
daughter. Miss Margaret Neff. Miss
Lydia Happier, Miss Helen Dunn and
Miss Nancy Williams.
Mrs. ". 3. Latta entertains with a
dinner Saturday evening at the Coun-
try club in honor of her cousin. Mss
Helen Loomis. and Miss Nancy Will
Jams, Miss Helen Dunn. Miss Lydia
Happier and Miss Margaret Neff.
Regular monthly dance at the Elks'
club in the evening
A group of Ell Paso women gives
n musical entertainment at the camp
Courehesne Y. NJ c. 4 building in the
evening.
Week end dance at the Country
club.
Regular week end dance at the
Khaki club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Dance for Il Troop, Seventh Cavalry,
Given at West YSleta Country Club

A DANCE was given on Thursday
u evening at the West Ysleta
Country club by the War Camp COM
munity Service for the men OF H.
troop Of the Seventh cavalry stationed
on patrol duty with headquarters at
Ysle-a apS~under command of Capt
T. n. Turner. \ number OF the men
Of tho troop stationed on duty at san
Elizario under command Of. Lieut. H.
Featherstone We're also present Army
trucks having been sent down to con-
vey them TO the dance American
flags were draped about the ballroom
and further decorations were quanti-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
W0NDERSTOEN
ALL THE RAGE
In new YORK

Removes SuperfluouS Hair InStantly-
No OdOr-HarmIess-
Ugly hairs on chin. cheeks or lips
are/remoVed at once by the magic
touch OF Bellin's WonderstOen. the
only dry and odorless hair remover in
the world Used by thousands Of
Fifth Avenues beautiful women and
Tow sold here at only 81 so that you
can take advantage Of this absolutely
safe and clean way TO get rid Of dis
figuring. superfluous hairs Made by
Belin's WOnderstoen Co, 500 Fifth
Ave, New York. who guarantee money
back II not as represented Booklet
Free or get from Kelly & Pollard,
Sheldon HoteL-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

MS Arthur 2 WATTS, Mrs r ",
Whitney. Mrs Milton : Graves. Mrs.
W T Duncan. Mrs William B. Glar-
don. ST.. Mrs William B. CLARION, jr.,
Mrs Edward c Hitchcock. Miss Lura
Case Mrs @. /. Griffin, Mrs. Frank
Howard and Mrs o. P Lansden-
=
Mrs ". s Tilton was the hostess
at a pleasant bridge party Wednesday
evening at the Lodge Among those
enjoying the game were Mr.. and Mrs
FL B. Hutchins. Miss Mallory Mrs.
II. =. Robertson. Mrs. H IL Fleming,
Hugh Fleming and G. J Lehman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

Were taken by kodal1s. If your kodak
is good, your work correct, the finish
ing properly done, kodak views may
easily be enlarged. In all these things
We are specially stocked and equipped
to help you
Gandara. Next the Wsgwam.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

ties Of roses from the Booker rose
gardens sent as a courtesy by Miss
Blanche Booker. Saratoga punch, the
recipe brought from Louisville, Ky.
by Julius Wild on his vacation trip
there. was served. The punch bowl
was decorated with roses. The guests
going down the valley for the party
numbering 40 met at the Khaki club
at 1880 o'clock and motored dowppin
the waiting automobiles The chape-
rons We're Mrs Margaret Compton.
hostess Of the Ysleta Khaki club. Mrs
". stiles, Mrs G Aronson. Mrs. ". N.
Vaughn. Mrs Carl Vaughn. Mrs
julius Wild. Mrs Ralph c. Lane. Mrs.
c. Dugan, Mrs. S. L Davis and Mrs.
Chas- Carson
The guest list included Miss Nellie
Davis Miss Katherine Homer. Miss
karma Temple. Miss Bea Torpey. Miss
Hazel Vaughn. Miss Frances Aronson.
Miss s Aronson. Miss Evelyn Atkin-
son. Miss Dorothy stiles. Miss Mar
garet F'lownOy. Miss Josephine Bryant,
Miss Olive Wilson. Miss E Cunning
ham, Miss Connie Franklin. Miss Re
gina Carson. Miss Marie Dugan. Miss
Margaret Dugan. Miss N. Redmond,
Miss Mildred Compton. Miss Ann Iver-
son. Miss D. PHILLIPS. Miss Frances
Small. Miss Gertrude Driver Miss
wagner. Miss Irene Reckhart. Miss
Juliet WingO. and Miss GLADYS Smith
The men of the military service
present included: Capt. T. Mel Turner.
Lieut. H. Featherston. Srgts r. D.
Beatty. L jenkins. Earl Gaines. Ever
EFT Aulgur. and Ray A Parks; Corps.
NJ SarafurOki and Herman: Pvts.
Roman Orel Boone. John Gunys and
Chas- Smith; cook Lee Edwards:
buglers Claude Samples and Frank
Marrone; Pvts. Thomas Florie, Geo.
DeNencenjo. Hips Kerr. Dock Rose.
Frank Thomas, John Kuhar, Dom.
Monteys Chas- Belcher. Joe Costa.
Saddler Rouse; veterinarian Lapoint;
horseshoers Jasper Timmonds and
Jas P Gray; Pvts. sam Hughes. I
Bladas Mazuras. Chas Stagermever.
and Leo Torpey; and cook Joe West
A dance will be given at the s15th
motor machine shop division tonight
ct Camp Boyd The young women 4
VIII be provided transportation TO the Z
post. They viii meet at the Sheldon T
hotel at 7-3o. Mrs. Y Del Campo will 4
chaDeron the dancers.
The nurses at the base hospital at
Fort Bliss will be entertained at a
five hundred" party on Friday after
noon by the hostess OF the Red Cross I
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

Helen Goodman. who has been in Cali
fornia since February. The three SIS
tiers viii remain in California for the
summer and viii visit in san Fran
cisco. san Diego and the various
beaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
about Ell Pasoons.

Miss Jessie F. S. Mcdonald returned
to her home. on North Florence street
Thursday from Hotel Dieu. where she
underwent an operation last Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
.Announcement.

M J. Y Robertson will lie pleased
to meet his friends at our store. los ;.
Stanton St. or phone 2S02. His usual
courteous. prompt and special atten-
ton viii be accorded YOU New and
up-to-date furniture rriving-attrac-
tive cash prices or most liberal terms
Rio Grarde Furniture Co.. Ine.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

Roof Garden.
Dancing and snappy entertainment.
Coolest place. best music Open every
night. Hotel Pa~O Del NOrte.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

The nurses at the base hospital at
Fort Bliss Will be entertained at a
five hundred" party on Friday after
noon by the hostess Of the Red Cross
house.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-04
Death of Mrs. w. O. Bullock

Mrs. W. 0. Bullock, widow If
the late w. Q. Bullock, died at her.
home in Rocky Mount Saturday
afternoon at five o'clock.
Mrs Bullock has been indecl:n-
ing health for the past several
months, but her children never
realized that the end was so near
till short while before she died
death being attributed to heart
failure.
just a little more than thirty
days ago she lost her oldest dau-
ghter, Marie whose death her
friends think had "a tendency to
shorten her days, but she seemed
to be reconciled to going and that
her mission on earth was fulfilled
Mrs. Bullock, before her mar
riage to Mr. w. O. Bullock on Fell
-, 1882, was Bette Madry. OF
Scotland Neck, \. c. She Joined
t the Scotland Neck Baptist church
and was haptisod by Rev. J d
Huffman IN 1881 and lived a con
secrated Christian life loving he1
church and trying to obey Goo
will till the time Of her death.
The funeral services were con
Quoted at her residence BY he1
pastor, Rev J w. kincheloe anC
her remains were laid away to res
III Pine view cemetery Sunday af
ternoon at three-thirty before
large gather ny Of relatives ans
| friends. The service was mos
! beautiful and. impressive. TIL
numerous floral offerings show &
the high esteem iii which she wa
held by those iii her community.
She leaves to mourn her los
five sons, W. A. Bullock, 4. B
, Bullock, D. E. Bullock, E. w. Bul
/ lock and D. O. Bullock and on
daughter Miss Lucille Bullock
Her sons with the exception Of tn
! youngest Donnel, are all grow
]. and married and all stand htgi
; among the leading business mel
Of Rocky Mount She also leave
two sisters Mrs. J E. Bullock 0
| Eonetoe and Mrs. I. $. Worsle,
Of Rocky Mount and two brother
, r. j and j. W. Madry Of s,cotlant
: Neck all OF whom were presen
at the funeral services. The sym
patty Of the entire community j
: extended to the bereaved family