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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03
TT WON'T GO
FOR A SONG

Mayor Brown has been advertising
for bids for the sale and wrecking Of
Liberty Hall but thus far has recelv-
ed no results The bidders still have
Until two O'Clock Monday afternoon in
which to fle their estimates Persons
thinking they are to get the hall for
a song will be mistaken. says the
mayor With the debts which stsll
hang over the place a pretty stiff
price must be obtained There is an
old standing offer of $500 for the
structure but Mr.. Brown SAYS this
is ridiculously low One OF the bills
alone would nearly seat UP this sum.
Several building contractors have
been looking over the place lately and
It is probable that some reasonab BILE
price viii be offered before the end of
the week.
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was q very quietly ceremony owing 10
the critical illness of the brides grand
mother. Mrs, Jenkins.
Mrs y. T. knight of Vinton. Ia. will
return home Sunday after having been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs O. D. Duck
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hsnes
Of Harrison street for few weeks. On
Saturday Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Hanes
attended the annual Iowa state picnic
at Jackson Park. Chicago. Today Mrs.
knights is being entertained at lunch
con by Mrs. Henry Morris of Highland
street.
\ business meeting Of the Martha
Society OF Friedens Evangelical church
was held in the church parlors yester-
day afternoon. On account OF the in
tense heat not as many members at
tended as usual but those present made
further preparations for the bazaar TO
be held next Wednesday evening at the
church.
Unity Review No. ". 3. A Of the
Maeesbees will meet this evening at
building.
Mr. and Mrs H J. waddell and
daughter Virginia Claire OF Otterbein.
Ind. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Milliken OF Monroe street. Mr.. and
Mrs Milliken and daughters will re-
Mr.. Mtlliken will return Monday bat
Mrs. Milliken and children Will remain
for a longer visit.
Wright visit
ing in Rochester. Ind. over the fourth.
Mrs r. H. Wilson OF woodlaU-n will
be the guest OF Mrs G.. l.. Smith OF
South Holman street for the week
end.
Ruth Holman and Helen and Edith
Smith are ending the week in Indianap-
Oils the guests Of Helen and Margaret
Harrison. daughters of Mr. and Mrs w
c. Harrison. formerly of Hammond.
DR. L. ]. Moran of the Hammond
building has gone to Lowvile. \. T.. on
his vacation.
The Misses Alma and Lillian Kassel
Of Chicago will visit over the fourth
with Mrs. A. F Miller at her home in
LaSalle street.
viii return this evening from their va
cations spent In Cleveland. o.
John Kerber and family Of Cleveland
will arrive this evening 10 visit over
the fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
Of Fayette street.
The Misses Wilma and Celia Becker.
Dorothy Green. Evelyn Hilton. Fay
Rick and Helen Beebe will go to Saug-
atuck. Mich. for over the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Beckman and
family. Mr. and Mrs John F. Beckman
and family and Or. and Mrs. H c. Gro
man and family OF Hammond motored
10 Eagle River. Wis. where they will
attend a reunion OF the Beckman fami-
ly They left today and will remain
away ten days or two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. R o. Ninckler and son
Richard of Detroit street will 90 TO Pine
Lake. Wis, for few weeks visit
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil s Reiter and
son Virgil. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Meyn and son Walter Meyn will drive
10 their summer home at Sylvan Lake
near Detroit Miche tomorrow. Mr.
Meyn will return in two or three weeks
but the others will remain for the
summer.
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PERSONAL ND
SOCIAL NEWS|

Mr. Joseph K. F1eldhouse. of Chicago
and Miss Grace V. Thorpe. of Ham
mond. were united in the holy bonds OF
wedlock last evening. in the First NJ
z. church. by the pastor, the Rev. 7. }.
Bassett. The ceremony was beautiful
and charming for its very simplicity.
The bride and groom were attended by
zfr and Mrs. C r. Richter. brother-in-
law and sister to the bride. The pride
was attired in white French organdy
over the white satin Mr.. F1eldhouse
has been in the government service Tor
years and until recently was a govern
rnent inspector at the Standard steel
Car Company. but is now employed IN
Chicago. Mrs. Fieldhouse also was
employed at the Standard company dur
ing the recent worlds war. The happy
couple left today on their honeymoon
for a few weeks trip on the Great
Lakes. They will go TO Housekeeping
in Chicago. Both have numerous
friends who wish them a joyful and
prosperous journey through life
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AT THE DE LUKE.

Romance romance-theme of the
poets song, dream of the young lives,
sweetest memory of old age--romance
that sings in the green wood and is
waited upon the airs OF Spring--ro-
nance. in short. that is one Of the
most delicate things in life, is the mo-
tive Of Constance Talmadges new Sc
lect Picture. Romance and Arabella. -
in which she is presented by Lewis J.
SeIznick Romance and Arabella.
from a comedy of the stage by VIM.
Hurlbut, will be seen at the Deluxe
TODAY
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CoNFIRMATORY RESOLUTION.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
Whereas it appears that IN pursuance
TO a resolution heretofore adopted by the
Board OF Public Works Of the City CT
Hammond. Indiana, in the improvement
of Atchison avenue and i15th street out.
let connections. under Improvement Res
olution No. SO, that a notice was duly
published in the Hammond Daily News
that said Board would meet on the 2Sth
day Of June. 1919. at 10 o'clock A NJ.
IN the City Hall of said City for the
purpose of hearing and receiving re-
monstrances from all persons interested
against the respective amounts assessed
against each lot. tract OF land or parcel
of ground on the Primary Assessment
Roll heretofore prepared by order Of
said Board on account Of the construc-
ton Of Atchison avenue and 115th street
sewer outlet connections leading to the
sewage pumping station TO be construct
ed by the City of Whiting, Indiana and
operated Jointly by the Cities of Ham
nond. Indiana, and Whiting. Indiana,
and that after said meeting said BoarI
would determine the question whether
the special benefits arising the-efron
would equal TO or exceed the assess
ment as made gainst each lot, or tract
Of land therein: and
WHEREAS said Board met at said
time and place and found that due notice
had been given to all persons affected
thereby. of the time. place and objects
Of said meeting and found that all per-
sons had due notice thereof and ap
pears. now hnds and holds that the re-
spective amounts assessed against each
lot or tract Of land upon said assess
ment roll are the respective amounts Of
benefits to each lot or tract OF land.
that said lot or tract Of land is bene-
hted to the respective amount assessed
against said land thereby. and that said
assessment roll is hereby confirmed and
approved in every respect and particular
Said Board further finds that the City OF
Hammond. Indiana is not benefited by
reason of SAL improvement and ought
not to pay any part thereof.
The Clerk of this Board Is hereby d.
rected and instructed to prepare said
assessment roll and certify the SANE
to the Department Of Finance. and that
said Department and the Treasurer Of
the city Of Hammond. Indiana. are here
bv directed to proceed with the collec-
ton Of each assessment therein as now
provided BY law.
c H. HUFFMAN.
O. F HIGHLAND
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ALFRED p FELTON,. DECEASED.
No. 1864 IN TIE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. HAMMOND. INDIANA. NAV
TERN. 1919
NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS.
LEGATEES AND CREDITORS Of AL
fred P. FELTON,, deceased. TO appear in
the Lake Superior Court. held at Ham
mond. Indiana, on the 9Th day of Sep
tember, 1919. and show cause II any.
why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AC-
COUNTS with the estate of said deco
dent should not be approved; and said
heirs are notified to then and there make
proof of heirship. and receive their dis
tributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake Su-
perior Court. at Hammond. Indiana. this
2rd day of July. 1919.
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
1Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court
1910.
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cAEp or rHAMws

We wish to extend to Garfield Lodge
No. $50 F. & A NJ, Hammond Chapter
No. III. Hammond Council No 90 Ham
mond Commandery No. Il. Accounting
Department l. H. B. r. r.. Employees
l. Fl B. R r. Michigan ave. and Calu-
met. Ind. Rev. J. c. Parrett. and to all
friends our heartfelt thanks and appre-
citation for their help. sympathy and the
many beautiful oral offerings at the
time OF our sad bereavement in the loss
OF our beloved son and brother.
MRS. A. NJ. PETRIE.
some and daughters.
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POP CLABBY
AT RINGSIDE

Although a number Of Hammond
hght fans had talked OF going TO To-
ledo 10 witness the willard Dempsey
bout tomorrow. James Clabhy is the
only one known 10 have gone thus
far Nothing could have kept Pop
away ana in order that he might be
able to get all the dope on the scrap
pers and take his pick OF the seats he
went early last week and remained
right on the ground.
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At her home IN Becker street Mrs.
Peterson was hostess yesterday after
noon to the members Of the Lady vik-
ings Sewing Circle Tho members
brought their needle work and during
the afternoon a dainty collation. was
served. The club disbanded for the
remainder of the summer
A very enjoyable dancing party was
given last evening by the Phi Mu
Gamma girls at the Hammond Country
club. They entertained about seventy
hvfe young people among them being
several guests from Gary and East
Chicago.
Call Gardner Taxi. Phone s2s for
rates on Bathing Parties from home
direct to beach in bathing suits. Taft
Miss Elfrieda Weiss was rendered a
delightful surprise party last evening
at her home in Johnson street in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary.
Games and music were the features OF
the party the prizes in the games 60
ing TO Miss Margaret Book and Miss
Alice Poane \ two course luncheon
vas served in conclusion. there being
covers for the Misses Mayme. Lillian
and Anna Klein. Kathleen and Alice
Roane. Margaret and Helen Book Clara
and Catherine Kolb Hermine Chernik.
Alice Conrad. Eleanor Pergande. Eva
Burnett. Anna Weinand. Anna Gindl.
Emma Hornak Mrs. Gladys Bethke.
Mrs. Anna Gindl. Mrs. Spinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weiss. Miss Agnes Weiss and Miss
Flfreda Weiss
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READY FOR PARADE
AN EVERYTHING

The offices OF the Northern States
Life Insurance Co, in Hammond will
close this evening and remain closed
until Monday. This will permit the
employees TO enjoy a threeday mid
summer vacation. and If any organiza-
ton in the count wants Pres. II. z
Sharrer and Gen. Supt c. c. Bonham
to lead patriotic parade in the
meantime now's the time 70 get busy.
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LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES

While George Ragan, a colored por-
ter was washing the window OF fruit
store on Cedar street and 1S7th st.
Indiana Harbor. a flower pot fell of
the ledge Of another window striking
George on the head The only damage
was the breaking Of the flower pot.
The Boy Scouts OF East Chicago
held a meeting al the NJ E church
last night Plans we're made UP for
an outing Saturday.
Indiana Harbor business men and
citizens are putting out hags and
decorating their stores 10 rthe 4th
Cedar street is the scene Of many flags
and banners Parades VIII be started
and all marched down to the lake
where c musical concert Will be held
And probably few fire works will
be thrown into the lake.
The Lyric Concert Co. will give a
concert tonight at the Christian
church at Indiana Harbor. A large
attendance j. looked for.
The citizens OF East Chica go-Indi-
ana Harbor have been notified by the
police that if their dogs were not nuz-
zled the dogs would be shot. This
morning as Captain Stirling and his
men went around in the patrol all the
CANNES running around the street
were shot. Manay complaints have
come in or dogs hal fstsrved and at
taaoking people. One store in Calumet
reports that day before yesterday
there were fifteen dogs in front Of
his store looking for something to
eat And patrons were afraid 10 come
out or go near the store The police
were called and the animals were
chased away.
The Calumet building IS getting
facetious these DAYS Miss Mollie
Brown one Of the well known Young
ladies in the Calumet building IL go
.ng TO the city for the Fourth and Is
going to see the show. Title" and
another young lady in the same
building saws that she was married
three times and that tomorrow she is
going 10 celebrate the fourth. Attor-
ney Joe Meade said that she ought
TO be with one Of the big shows pull
ling that kind OF comedy
Tomorrow will be a great day at
the Lake Front bathing beach. The
dancing pavilion which was put up IN
rers The beauty part OF II is that
there is no roof but the sky. Manager
Mann says il is like stud poker
game sky is the limit. II Will be
pretty soft for the bathers. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03
HIGH SCHOOL
LIBRARY CLOSED

The branch OF the public library.
which has been in the industrial high
school has been closed for the sum-
mer.
For the greater convenience OF the
south side public station has been
opened at the corner OF Harrison and
Conkey avenue.
Come in and get a book to read; il
is your library use Il.
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Now State Ordinance.

The city ordinance 70 keep munlers
closed on both automobiles and motor
cycles has now become a state ordi-
nance and all who disobey it viii be
prosecuted.
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the City Hall Square Hotel of Chicago
friends OF Alhueroue. n. NJ. Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks and Hammond Base
Ball Club for floral offerings and to
friends for the use of cars.
MRS LYDIA BRENNAN
AND FAMILY.
612 Hoffman St. Hammond
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The marriage of Miss Lillian Mon
berg to Ernest P. Mcintyre of Roches-
ter. Ind, was solemnized at high noon
today in the study of the First Presoy-
terrain church. with the Rev. J. { PAR
rett officiating. Miss Nadia Monoerg
r-ss her sisters maid of honor and the
groom was attended by Rude Monbers'
g brother of the bride. The bride wore
q dainty white voille frock and white
hat and her flowers were q corsage OF
bouquet Of roses. Miss Monoers wore
blue organdy and her flowers were
write daisies. Following the ceremony
the bridal party was entertained at ain
ner at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Minnie Monberg. 10 Doty street
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre leiO
for Milwaukee for brief visit on
their return they will be at home IN
Hannnaond. The wedding is interesting
20 large circle of friends Of the young
couple.
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CARD OF THANKS.

we oesire TO thank the friends and
nei On oors VINO SO kindly aided us during
me Illhess and death of our dear son
ana ofotner' the boiiermakers OF Local
No. 81. Elks Lodge No. 4s5 f-iarss
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dancing floor overhangs the lake and
all the bathers have TO do is to crawl
out of the water onto the floor and
Jazz en- up"
Officer Hathaway last night broke
his motorcycle and the speeders Of the
Harbor had a cinch Hathaway had
the machine started and was giving
chase to one of the many speed bugs
but his machine didn't act right He
thinks some body was monkeying
with his machine and put 1t out Of
comission, Hathaway has quite
string OF arrests to his credit and
Yesterday was the first day In month
that he didn't make an arrest.
Mayor Leo Mccormack left East
Chicago for Toledo where he will wit
ness the worlds heavy weight cham
pionship fight.
A procession Of many automobiles
went through East Chicago. OFFICER
Weinstock says that over three thou
sand machines passed him. And al
most all Of them had a sign or were
chalked off tor the big fight. Toledo
is the place they are bound for. where
the big battle tatkes place between
Willard and Dempsey.
Mrs J c. Miller Of 44o4 Northcote
avenue. Eas- Chicago who went to
Crown Point to the Prospect lodge Of
Rebeckahs fell down a night Of steps,
bruising herself UP. She was imme-
diately taken 10 a doctor and was then
sent home to East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03

OF the Fourth OF July the picnic which
was announced for this week was post
poned and will be held in the near fu-
fure.
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N office.

The Undersigned Lumber Dealers
will close their offices and yards on
Friday and all day Saturday. July 4
and 5.
Home Lumber Company.
Paxton Lumber Company.
Hammond Lumber Company.
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NOTICE.

All coal yards will be closed Friday.
July 4th. and Saturday July 5th.
THE HAMMOND RETAIL COAL
MERCHANTS ASSN. 7-2-2t
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NOTICE.

The Government requests everyone
to buy their winter coal supply - at
once, otherwise coal viii be very
scarce this winter.
DANIEL BROWN,
list Mayor
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For Motor Truck service, can ram
rnond 1897.
Members OF the Tribe OF Ben Hurl
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Paul Richwalski in Ogden street last
Monday evening for surprise party IN
celebration of their third wedding an
niversary. They were presented with
several gifts in honor of the occasion
Games were the entertainment for the
evening and in conclusion refreshments
we're served. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Gross. Lionel and Louis Gross.
lawrence Toush. MI and Mrs. William
0-Rrien. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gross.
Mrs Heidi. Mrs. Morgan. Miss Sophie
scisklet. Miss Deilet. Paul Rllinski'
Carl Phil and Thomas Passage. Alec
craczvk. Fred Stevens, Edward Met
calf Mr.. and Mrs. Puntney and Mr. and
Mrs. Brookover and daughter Georgia
Good Shoe Repairing. Work called
rpr and delivered. "a hour service
prone ss72 Jacobs Shoe shop, 1o1 state
ct. near Holman. Good Quality Shoes
Pas avervhody Stiff
Instead Of the regular meeting Of the
peborah Society yesterday afternoon
nuuber Of the quilters met in the par
lors of the First Christian church 70
naisn some work. This was the last
meeting until September. On accoun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03
willard Dempsey Fight

Report by rounds viii be received at
Bates Billiard Parlor. 1871 State St,
Hammond. i-o-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03

Blanche Howell and Miss Rose Lee
Nagel of the Hammond public library
staff are away a. summer library
schools Miss Howell is attending
Butler College at Indianapolis and Miss
Nagel is az the University OF Michiga
for an eight weeks course in library
training.
The branch at the Industrial high
school is closed for the summer and one
is being maintained at the Dryer store
at the corner of Conkey avenue and
Harrison street where books may be
had.
The anal meeting for the year Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church was held yesterday in
the church parlors. The auilters met
for an all day session and had lunch
con at noon.
About two hundred members OF the
First Methodist church plan 20 attend
the picnic at Cedar Lake tomorrow and
are anticipating the day with a great
deal OF pleasure.
Miss Grace Jenkins and Hubert Gavit
were quietly married al high noon Tues
day at the First NJ. E. parsonage The
Rev. T. J. Bassett ofticiated and present
a the ceremony were the groo-n's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John A Gavit. 1t
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Too Late To Classify

70 work in ice cream
parlor. IFS Sibley St. Hammond
7-3-3t
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Mayor Leo Mccormack left East
Chicago for Toledo where he will wit
ness the worlds heavy weight cham
pIonship fight.
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Notice to Picnic Parties.

For Motor Truck service, call Ham
mond 1897, f-%'
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Call Gardner Taxi. Phone 52s for
rates on Bathing Parties from home
direct TO beach in bathing suits. 7-2-tf
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-13
CENTENARY MOVEMENT.

Net Sunday there will be a service.
which will be conducted by laymen,
about the Great Centenary Movement
in every Methodist Church in Hender-
son County. On Sunday, Marc1 %, at
3 o'clock, p. NJ, there will be a big
mass meeting, which will be he'd.
Delegates from all the county church
es will be present. Rev. M. F.
Moores preached a special sermon on
the Centenary Movement last Sunday
morning in the Methodist Church
here.
The Centenary directors are: Coun-
ty Chairman, F. E. Durfee; EIender-
sonville Methodist ChurcG, G.. F.
Bland: Flat Rock, c.. P. Rogers;
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-13

The Modern Woo1,nen of the Werld
gave a banquet in their hall, which is
above Pullin's Stores, on Tuesday
evening from 8 to IL o'clock. THE
Value of a Life" a powerful story or
modern cooperation and twentieth
century service which revealed facts
not fiction was shown in two reels
that was operated by ElrGc Holland.
About 100 people enjoyed the pictures,
the cake and ice cream which was
served after them.
=. The recent arrivals at PARK Hill are
Mesdames John Bostwick, James $.
Heaton, Ellis A. Doty and w. G.
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Smith. of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Smith
spent last a at Pack. Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Finley, OF Pitts
burg. Penn, Mr.. and Mr.; Walter
enc of Albany N. Y, Mr.. anc
Mrs. ". H. H. Morse and daughter,
Mrs. Wherry, who has been on d
visit to relatives at Davidson, has re-
turned to her daughter, Mrs. C.. l..
GRAY on Fourth venue
On Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. E. Sample, he
Young Woman's Auxiliary of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church had a social
meeting. These meetings are he'd
every month and at this meeting the
society served for the Balfour Or
phanage and the Red Cross. Miss
Elizabeth Daniels, who is a Red Cross
nurse that has just returned from
France, gave an interesting account
of her work overseas. After the serv-
ing had been accomplished, refresh
ments were served.
On Friday evening, March Z. a Mis-
cellaneous Shower was given ut Mrs
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r ]. Alderman's by tie Ph'lathe@
classes of the First Bartts: Snnday
School in honor of Mis- Lily SrceAs
the bride to be-. Among the 80 g~eses
,nresent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. N. BUCK
ner. who motored from AsneFllte'
Mrs. Buckner gave a splendid IalA
about the work at Oteen m kenll-
worth. After a musical program anu
some contests, Miss Brooks was pllnU-
and led under a parasol tnat Id"
been filed with dainty packages
which we're showered upon her.
Punch was served during the Venlng
by Mrs. Alderman.
Judge y. M. Pac" has been on the
sick list Zig week I'LL; would moi sd:
f1om his Office. Claude Pace IS
c~onvalesc ng nicely and spent ycHter-
day with his parent
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-13

Patty's Chapel at Fletcher. ] Claude
Sales; Fruitland, Roy Johnson
Moore's Grove, W. F.. Garren; Ed
neville, Miss Sue Justus; Upward,
F. r. Jones; Hillirt, Mrs. .. A. I'd
wards; Reedy Patch, Mrs. Mark Ed
ney; Mills River, Floyd Osborne;
Horse Shoe, J. w. Morgan. SLaw's
Creek, A. R. Johnson.
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GREAT METHODIST
CENTENARY FI.AN.

This is the 10th anniversary OF the
first missionary society which was
organized in New York City, April s.,
1919. The MethoIists of the United
States and Canada are to raise in II
week $125, OOO, 900 which is the largest