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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
COMPETENT NORMAL
PRESIDENT RESIGNS
(By United Press.

= Mayville, N. D., Dec. 31.-The res
ignation of Thomas A. Hillyer as
president OF the Mayville state nor
NAL handed to the state board OF
administration last August becomes
effective today.
Hillyer's administration was COM
mended by the board who declared
his economical management made
possible the erection of the new $751;
900 dormitory. He was head Of the
normal twelve years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
BEES MEET NEW YEARS,

Attent! Knights of the Maccabees:
The large "get-together" of the Mac
cabees will take place on New Years
night, Thursday, january, in the
Moose hall at Z o'clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
District Supervisor Swinson
Give, list Of Those Who
55;s,E: Will Make Canvass
THREE. MEN AND TWO
5 WOMEN IN BEMIDJI
County Will Be Covered Com
pletely, Even in Sparsely -
z5s= 5 ss=:5. Settled Sections

& The following census enumerators
have been appointed by District Su.
peryisor Thomas w. Swinson for
Bemidji and Beltrami county:
= City of Bemidji-.Joseph P: Lahr'
Nellie r.. Harvey, Theo. r. W1llets'
Cathleen Downs, Esther F. Johnson.
l Beltrami County.
Carl S. Peterson, Kelliher.
| Raymond j. Pooh, flag.
Raymond w. Cross, Kelliher.
Ole b. Olson, Kelliher.
Leona Gould, Bemidji.
Emil Peterson, Bemidji.
3s& b. A. Arneson, Arneson.
Franz W. Schmidt, Baudette.
81 Lewis J. Wetterhus; Blackduck,
5$SChas. Fleischman, Tenstrike.
Nels J.. Nelson, Kelliher.
tOleyA. Sine, Solway.
Axel Sorensor, Bemidji.
IL Carl M. Wessman, Carp.
Burt Noble, Nebish.
Anton Nordwa1l, Saum.
is John r. Norris, Williams.
A. P.. Hendrickson, Quiring.
5 ( Clarence Meland, Pinewood.
Fred s, Cord, Thorholt.
Louis r. Parcker, Blackduck. - ..
Soren F. Sorenson, Turtle River:
sae Terry sC. Urban, Williams. -
s US Harry w. johnson, Kel1iher. l.. =.
Peter Graves, Red. Lake: :,
Villa Newcon1b, Hines. 49,. - (
@ Ernest John Tucker, iPtt. ..
]:@= := Carl NJ. Koppang, Pinewood.
Frank G.. Martin, Puposky.
Clarence Bush, Norden.
Il Helge Krogseng, Saum.
| Peter TKrogseng, .Saum.
& Lloyd G. Knutson, Williams.
s s John NJ. Larson, Bemidji.
James Boyd Newell, Waskish.
s I. II. t. Bowen, Waskish.
IL Dwight G. Kellmar, Blackduck.
& Lydia H. Knutson, Williams.
{: Seven A. Dahlbom, Malcolm.
4 Cyrus M. Shannon, Bemfdji.
g Mary E. Rearick, Tenstrike.
!. Thomas o. Melby, Ripple.
- Edith M. Workman, Redby.
Arthur G. johnson, Kelliher.
Il Carl G. Stricken, Cass Lake.
\. David" J. Wilcox, Baudette.
e. Geo. McTaggart, Turtle River.
.s Ray D. Markland, Aspelin.
q Paul, H. Beaulieu, Red Lake.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
NEW; YEARS POSTAL
HOURS SCHEDULE

Postmaster Ritchie announces that
there will be one delivery in the
forenoon by the city mail-carriers on
New Years day The general de-
livery window will be open from
10 o'clock until IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. There will be no rural
deliveries.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
"DAILY PIONEER" WILL NOT
BE ISSUED NEW YEARS

That the members of the Pio-
neer Publishing company may
have an opportunity to outline
plans for their 1920 schedule,
there will be no issue of the "Daily
Pioneer" tomorrow, New Years
day, it being one of the four year.
" anniversaries observed by the
Pioneer.
: The management of the Pioneer
company sincerity hopes that every
person in Bemidji and Beltrami
county and vicinity will have a
happy new year and one Of pro-
gress and prosperity.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31

are now doing their sentences, on
both charges.
Slow, it is stated in the application
for pardon, wants to go to Sou.h
Dakota and put in potato crop,
while the excuse given for Kelly is
that he is the sole support Of his
sister.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
WOOD ACCEPTS SOUTH DAKOTA
(Rv Tinted prnsS

Pierre, S. D., Dec. L. General
Leonard Wood today filed his ac-
ceptance as the republican majority
candidate for the presidential nom-
nation. Midnight is the deadline
for filings.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Big Rain Saturday Night.

SNYDER had an inch and a half OF
rain Saturday night. II started about
eight O'Clock p. m. and rained till
midnight The creek got higher than
II had been Tor a long time. indie
ating that the country north and
northeast got a heavy down pour.
1 II Walton east of snyder reported
an inch and a quarter. w. a. Taylor
said it was good rain at Dunn
Just about enough and came Just
right.
d. F. Wilson said Monday that a
bridge on the Colorado road near the
,Lonebotham ranch was washed out
r. C.. stinson said it was another
field washer in the Ira country. Parts
of both iron bridges o. Canyon We're
washed out and all the little bridges
and culvert- gone. Mr.. Sunson says
there have been fifteen nches OF ram
fallen there in the last two weeks
l. l. Burrough reports good ram
saturday night. That section OF the
county was badly in need OF rain
A number Of Fluyanna men mere
Monday reported a big rain. Esti-
mates ranged from 2i3 to 3 5-S
inches. ..
Farmers from the Bethel district
re,orted heavy down pour and con
siderably washed.
II was from a good to big ram
all over the county and there is noth .
ing now considered more sure than
bumper crop OF feed and fine pros
meet for more cotton than the pres
emit population can pick in one sea
son.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.

]. j. Lee VS.. X. ID. Davis, tresspass
TO try title, dismissed at plaintiff's
cost
/ p. Brady VS. Southern Rock Island
Plow company. TO clear title. judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Mrs. w. r. Quinn VS.. w. 5. Reed
ct al. tresspass to try title. and for
damages and foreclosure, judgment
for plaintiff.
state VS.. X. l.. Terry perjury, dis
missed by the state for good and
sufficient reasons.
state vs.. Frank Cole. perjury. jury
verdict mot guilty, on instruction
by the court
L. Gee. burglary. dismissed on
states motion.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
The woman's Missionary Meeting.

The Baptist Women held their mis-
'slonary meeting on last Monday with
Mrs. !. J Taylor. With Mrs. Har-
pole as leader. the meeting "as
opened with prayer 10y Mrs II. Z.
Rosscr. A very interesting program
WAS rendered on the subject: Chris
uan Education"
Miss Violet Grayum and Mrs. Sims
favored ass with a beautiful duet.
Mrs Fred Grayum gave a splendid
report from the Ladies District meet
ing at Anson.
Meeting was closed with prayer 10y
Mrs. /. u. Hull after which the iadl's
en- joyed social hour and very de-
licious cream and cake.
Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR OF TEXAs

The government OF the United
iStates is endeavoring to disseminate
principles OF Thrift among the peo-
lple OF this nation, that they may
learn to avoid waste, save wisely
spend wisely and invest theig savings
safely and judiciously.
The Goernment is offering the
people OF the United States the OPP
Iportunity of making safe and judi
.cious investments through the medi-
'um OF Thrift Stamps and War Saw
ling Stamps. that they may have
money invested Tor any future emer-
,gencies or opportunities which may
arise.
10 has been decided 20 designate
the eight days from June 29th TO
July 9Th, a D.. 1919. inclusive, as
I"Thrift Message Week in the Elcy-
enth Federal District, during which
time Thrift Messages viii be deliver
ed and the benefits accruing from o
life OF Thrift pointed out
I The entire state OF Texas is with
in the boundary lines OF the Eeleynth
Federal District
Therefore. /. ". I. Hobby. gov
ernor of the State OF Texas, do here
by officially proclaim the eight days
from June 2sth TO July 9Th. A D..
1919. both inclusive, as Thrift Mes
sage Week. and do call upon the cit
Iizens OF the State OF Texas 20 join
in it's observance.
urge that Thrift Messages be de-
lliyered at all public gatherings held
in the state OF Texas during Thrift
Message Week that Thrift Message
Parades be held on independence Dav
July 4th. and that all bells in the
State OF Texas be rung and that all
whistles in the State OF Texas be
blown at 10 O'Clock each morning
and at O'Clock each afternoon dur
ing Thrift Message Week and that
the purposes and objects of the gov
.ernment's Savings Campaign be Civ
In testimony whereof, ! have here
of the state of Texas
I testimony whereof. ] have here
unto signed my name and caused the
seal OF the State TO be hereon im'
pressed. al the city OF Austin, Texas.
this 18Th day OF June. 4. D., 1919.
w. p. HOBBY, Governor.
Dy the Governor
George +. Howard, Sec. OF state
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
THE REVIVAL
+ MEETING.

Prof. Bledsoe OF Austin came in
on schedule last Friday and proceed
ed 20 get his singers lined up for
the revival meeting. The first SER
vice was held Sunday AT the taber-
nacle Bro Waddill preached sun
day and Sunday night.
DR.. Hay arrived Monday and is
holding two general services daily
besides prayer meetings are being
held at various places. The people
are Attending the services large
congregations every night.
The song services are fine, the
people sing with spirit and Dr. Hay
is preaching in a way to reach the
heart and conscience OF the people.
The meeting is for everybody and
all who can sing are urged to 20 TO
the choir
On Tuesday night Dr. Hay preach
ed on Backsliding. He said one may
preach regularly and perform the out
ward duties of a pastor. may teach
in sunday school and perform other
wise and yet be back slhden IN
heart. None hut God and yourself
knows your heart. People begin 10
back slide when they lose relish for
private and public devotion, when
they cease TO love the Bible when
they begin to compromise with sin.
20 run with old evil crowd and begin
a course OF fault finding, critieising
the church and get grouchy about
everything. The preacher says other
folks may take care OF their own
but he thinks the most undesirable
person In the community Is a back
slidden. grouchy, faultnnding Meth
odls,. He says let people believe and
preach whatever church doctrine they
will. we are all agreed that the re
ligion OF Jesus Christ In the heart Is
the only way OF salvation and OF hap
piness here and hereafter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
OIL FACTS.

Secretary Guy +. Paxton OF the
Snyder oil Association reports some
thing like $4,000 Of the stock sold.
They are figuring with three drilling
concerns and everything moving
along nicely II anyone in Scurry
county wants some OF this stock he
should get in the game now II Is
important that everyone buy all this
stock he can in order to hold con
trol OF the affairs OF the Association
at home.
The geologist and others feel sure
the oil Is there and when IL is reach
ed everybody will wish he had taken
more OF the S;sck
Reports have come in this week
from the Dunn we'll that they are
drilling and hopeful. w. l.. Gillum
and Emery Powers came in Tuesday
from Oklahoma and hurried away to
the Dunn location. but no definite
report has come from there on which
TO base an absolute story.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
coc,,rnn.Davis Marriage.

\ Mr. Norman ?. Cochran OF IE'e'
and Miss Virgia Davis OF shSder
daurbter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. DAVIS
were married in Snyder last Satu'-
dav afternoon by Rev. w. H. sims
and they left at 4 o'clock over the
r $ a p. sor Tyler.
NJ Cochran spent two or 'nre'
wears in scurry county He was an
Industrious young farmer ana d
rovng man of fine character Wheh
,ne war came on he answered the
oau Of his country but didn't get
% cross oyer aud see real ser'''e'
10 he had he would have made soou'
while in training he attended '"e
na,los Fair two years ago and IN a"
automobile accident he lost 'ss
and tho whole course OF his lie ma"
90 he changed. Since then ne mas
,een attending school and the reu-
oral government is now making II
nossible for him to take a thorough
.omr,e-cial course in the Tyler puS-
mess college.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
OLD FOLKS SERVICE TODAY
Plans Shape For Active Revival
Campaign.

The revival meeting is beginning
TO get down 10 earnest work. II has
been a Encouragement to note how
! few men have been attending the day
services. but there is a coming i'm
lprovement. Dr. Hay said Thursday
that there are very few people 2J
years old who have not at some time
been religious, but men and women
become cold and negligent. They
drift away from duty and from God
They may not oppose religion, but
they are Indifferent. The preacher
said he'd rather a fellow would cusa
him than to treat him with indiffer-
ence.
The services at the tabernacle are
at 10 a. m and s:15 p. N.
Next Sunday the Sunday school
will be at the church at 9:45 and
preaching at the tabernacle at II
o'clock.
Mems prayer meeting at Squire
Wilson's office at 6 o'clock, every
evening and young ladies at 4 O'Clock
at the Christian church.
Cottage prayer meetings announc-
ed from day TO day.
Old Folks Service Today.
Arrangements are being carried
out for the Old Folks sericve today
at % O'Clock. The committee will
have conveyance for old people who
have no way 20 go.
ihe committee are: Mrs. Joe stray
ho-n. Mrs. sed Harris Mrs. Emmett
johnson. Mrs. l. w. Boren. and Mrs.
VIII Doak
There has been no direct request
for the merchants to close their
stores .or the day services, bat it IS
hoped that II they do not clo2e Tor
the hour they will see TO II tfat
every house is represented at the -
O'CLOCK service.
II is expected that Sunday VIII be
. great day in the meeting and that
all Christian people will get fully
into the campaign and a grea; WORK
lee accomplished.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
OIL Lenses Filed.

Sixteen lease transfers to the Sny.
der oil Association were filed Wed
nesday al the county clerks office
Following is list OF owners and
acreage: W. o. Aucutt and wife 100
acres. J S. Head and wife 800 acres
Mrs Nettie Wilson 100 acres, \. G..
Nestberry and wire 100 acres, r. f.
Walker and wife 246 acres W Il.
Shuler and wife 25O acres. Cation
Uodson d. C. CO. 100 acres, W. r.
Wren and wife so acres, +. c. Dod-
son 32o acres. J. NJ. shannon Gao
acres VI. A. Garden 240 acres. !.
WRIGHT Mooar 64O acres, Julia and j
Wright Mooar $50 acres, f. !. Towns
end and wife 100 acres J. L. Abbott
and wife 100 acres, d. G. Arnet and
wife I54 acres.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Commercial Club Matters.

Joe Stinson Is member Of the
membership committee for the Com
mercial club. He says the reason they
have not been out TO get members
is. the chairman is away on a FISHING
trip. They'll get busy when Mayor
Eshols gets home. Mr.. Stinson says
there will be four grades of mem
bs.ship fees. five dollars, $3.50 $ 90
and fifty cents. In this way everybody
can get in ON the hight monthly
dues.
IL will take money - run the IN
stitution n anything is 10 be done.
and there are lots OF things TO be
done. II We are to get up a county
exhibit. we should be al Il now while
the stuff IS making II viii De neces-
sary 20 get storage place and have
some person 10 collect and care for
the products. We believe the FARMERS
win gladly cooperate In the way oi
bringing in samples OF products ana
by the last week in September we
win ne able 10 show collection i.t
for the Dallas Fair
There are other enterprises TO he
roslered and with a properly financed
commercial club We can soon have
,,Dinr new era in prosperity Othe.
,c,-,e are doing it and so can Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
SCHOOLS LINE UP
FOR STATE AID.

County Superintendent Howell
met the citizens of the Canyon COM
munity last Friday night in mass meet
ing to discuss the proposition of
voting more school tax and bonds for
the purpose OF building a new school
house. After some discussion every
voters present enthusiastically signed
a petition for the tax and bonds.
July the 5th is the day set for the
voting
Ennis is TO vote next Saturday
the 2lst on a 100000 for the pur-
pose of building. Nearly half of the
schools of the county are getting in
line for State Aid the coming year.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Recruiting Officers Here.

Sgt. Cecil r. Couch OF Abilene
and Sgt. Chas. Cleffy Of kirssville,
Missouri are here this week in the
recruiting service for the army These
officers are stopping al the Manhat-
tan hotel and are ready to explain
the service. the pay and other condi-
tions Of enlistment. Young men who
want 10 be soldiers have the oppor-
tunity open 90 them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Missionary Meeting.

The Baptist Ladies Missionary
meating was held June 16, at the
home of Mrs. Joe Taylor Mrs For
roster assisting her.
good crowd answered to roi
call in spite OF the rainy weather y
splendid program was rendered eac"
doing her part well.
There we're several visitors pres
emit we are always glad to nave
tbam come. A fine free viii OFFER
ing was made.
Our hostesses then served us de-
licious cream and cake.
Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
McAico Rcsents American Act.

Washington. June 1.-THE goy-
ernment and people OF Mexico con.
slider as a violation OF Mexican SOW
.ereignty the crossing OF United
States soldiers into Mexican terri
tory" Gen. Candido Aguilar conf
Dental ambassador of President Car
rama, declared today in a formal
statement issued at the Mexican En-
bassy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
LIE MeNicn,s Own Eight.

A force Of $500 American troops
crossed over to the Mexican side
Saturday night 10 prevent the MeXi-
cans from shooting over into the
Texas side. II Is not intended as an
Slvasion. merely precaution and it is
said both sides in Mexico so under
stand il. \ person not on the ground
cannot Judge for the necessity OF this
move. but IL is TO be hoped that the
American government will refuse To
take part in the Mexican quarrel.
OF course our government recog-
nized the C5rranza organization. but
that does not obligate us To go to
the aid ol either faction in their
home fight. The so-called Mexican
government has been everything but
cordial toward the United States
and has no claim on us whatever.
II the villa revolution shall succeed
in oyerthrowing the present govern
meut it will be Carranza's
misfortune and possibly may result
in more favorable conditions rs
touchig American conditions and
American trade BE that as it may
we should leave them to fight it
out and then when they show a
stability of conditions other nations
will probably know better how to
treat with them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Junior u. Y. y. L. Program.

Song. prayer, song.
business. sword drill. song.
Who is Jesus? Leila lsaacs.
Witness and testimony Of
The wise men. opal Morris.
Mary. Ruby stokes.
The leper. Lillian Fish.
The Roman soldiers. Velma Mayo
His own city. Pearl Forester
Herod, Almanelle Morris.
The people. opal Eppley.
His Enemies. Bertha Wilhelm.
His Siciples. Rosalie Clark.
His Prosecutors. Theresa Gotten.
The Centurian. Lucy Bartlett.
Memory verse.
Leaders ten minutes.
Conclusion by the president.
Song. sentence prayers.
Closing song.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Eirst Bantist Church.

Sunday school and b, Y. p. L. a.
the usual hours next Sunday but
the preaching services and the sun
bean Band will be omitted Regul&r
services for the following Sunday.
w. n. Sims. Pastor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

Tom Eliza came in Thursday morn
ing from Rails and said there were
heavy rains all over the Slaton coun-
try coming this way TO about Jus
ticeburg.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

Mexican officials are quoted as
saying the .Juarez incident is a closed
matter. Carranza knows the expe-
dition is all that saved his face.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

Union labor in convention IN Az
,anta Georgia, is about to go asun-
der over what the pleoeian WING
term the aristocracy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

L. T. Condra was here Thursday
from the Ira region and said they
had another washing rain Wednes-
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

DR. ]. G. Parsons OF Ira was hurt
"wednesday by an automobile getting
on his foot.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

II is reported that there are quite
4 number OF cases of small pox in
he Hermleigh country.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20

T. .. Bley. Fluvanna's hardware
was in Snyder this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
SNYDER TEAM To
PLAY SOLDIERS
Game of Unusual Interest l. Assured
for the coming Event.

government recruiting squad
from III Paso will be in Snyder next
week TO solicit recruits for army ser
vice and in order 20 arouse interest
and bring the people together the Of
ficers in charge have base ball
team with them and at each town
they visit they desire to match a
game of the National sport with a
local team.
That proposition was taken up
here last week by some OF our local
fans and q fine game is assured for
next Tuesday.
See the announcement I'm this pa
per. Our boys don't often get op-
portunity to 20 up against Uncle
Sans players and il will be interest
ing to see US beat them
Everybody will want TO see the
game. Note the personnel OF our
Snyder team.
The team 70 represent Snyder in
this game will be selected from the
following Scurry county boys.
Earl Brown, E. Williams, Bill
Grayum, Bill Crowder, Finis Werner,
Joe Thompson, c. l.. Simmons, Ben
Hairless. ]. w. Frazier, Scott Ross.
Z. Williams the pitcher has recent
ly returned from overseas war ser
vices and is recognized as a trained
pitcher who can deliver the goods.
We want everybody in Scurry coun
ty 10 read this announcement and
then let everybody get busy and make
next Tuesday June 24th, Red
Letter day for Snyder.
Read the correspondence and see
what is expected OF us and the boys
will do the rest.
Station, IT, S. Army, 21S
w. Franklin ST, FL Paso. Texas,
June 12, 1919.
Postmaster, snyder Texas.
Dear Sir:
We are sending the Base Ball Team
Of the 18th Cavalry on a trip through
our district during the recruiting
lrive which viii take place all over
he country from June 18th to July
LIST.
We have an open date for a Ball
Came in Snyder. Texas, on ane cath.
md we hereby issue challenge to
my team in your district on that
late.
Please try to arrange this game for
is and wire us collect as soon as
possible as to what arrangements you
ave made in this connection so as
D enable ms to complete our schedule.
A recruiting tent win be placed on
he grounds and men of the General
Service will be there to
Xplain the advantages Of the service.
We are mailing you advertising
latter and trust you win be able 10
rrange this game for us.
Thanking you for your hearty CO.
peration and trusting we will re-
Give an early answer, l am
Very truly yours,
Hal Daniel.
nd Lieut.. Field Artillery, L. S. A.
sst Recruiting Officer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-06-20
Joint Meeting Of women's societic.

Joint Meeting of Women's Societies
Presbyterian church Thursday,
July 8, 1919.
Leader. Mrs. Shell
Opening Songs
Prayer, Mrs. Waddill
Song.
Greetings from Leader.
Roll call, response, by leader of
each group, Scripture quotation on
subject assigned.
Short talks on the needful Chris
tian Graces.
1st Love- Mrs. Mcconnell
End. Forbearance. Mrs. Higgins.
Srd Loyalty, Mrs. benson.
4th. Gratitude, Mrs. Buchanan
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Perkins.
Reading. Mrs. Frazier.
Piano Duet, Mesdames sta
and Wolcott.
Chorus. sixteen young ladies, T.
rector. Mrs. Marvin Morrow.
Social hour. 2