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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-17
THE HAPPENINGS OF
HEROD AND COMMUNITY
Two Herodites Elected Officers of
Sunday School Convention.

Two Herodites Elected Officers of
Sunday School Convention.
At the Sunday school convention
two of our Sunday school workers
had honors thrust upon them, though
neither of them were present at the
election of officers. Mrs. Dennis was
elected secretary of the Terrell Coun-
ty Convention, and Miss Helen Mel
ton superintendent of the primary
and junior departments for the coun-
ty.
Mrs. Holloway and children came
over Sunday and met warm welcome
as the pastors wife. Rev. Holloway,
after preaching a good sermon, an
nounced his protracted meeting, to
begin the third SUNDAY in August.
Mesdames Pinson and Mr.. Carroll
Pinson johnson, of Sylvester, have
visited at the McLain home. Mr.. T.
J. Pinson came with them also, and
will remain for sometime.
Misses Martha and Ruth Jones
and Elizabeth Oxford, of Yeomans,
have visited the Misses Coker. Miss
Julia Bigelow will be their pleasant
guest this week.
Butler Thomas and George Shep-
pard, two more of our boys who have
returned from overseas, have been
given the glad hand by old and new
friends mere.
Miss Nanette Thomas, who has
been teaching successfully at Pine
hurst, came home Friday and was cor
daily welcomed by her numerous
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coker entertain
ed this week with Rev. and Mrs. Hol-
loway as honorees. Covers were laid
for 16. 1t was a most enjoyable oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Harris, C. M.
jr., and Miss Melinda Harris will
leave next week for Panacea Springs,
Fla, to be gone number of days.
Mr.. C, M. Harris has returned
from New Orleans, and reports the
time of his life. The town was really
turned over to the T. P. AS.
A number from here will attend
the Primitive Baptist union meeting
in Sasser this week, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs. John Bigelow, of Yeomans,
with Misses Matte and Julia Bigelow,
have visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Cocker.
Mr.. Ned McLendon and family, of
Yeomans, were welcome guests OF
friends and relatives here this week.
Miss Ruth Cowan and Mrs. Dennis
will attend the B. Y. P. U. conven-
ton in Fitzgerald this week.
Mr.. J. E. Briln, one of our clever
merchants, has given our Methodist
church a number of fans.
Mr.. Frank Coker and Mr.. Frank
Riley. of Grovania, will be guests of
Mr. J. L. Hass this week.
Mrs. j. j. McLain, who has visited
relatives and friends in Atlanta, will
return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, with Mes
DANES Altman, Crews and Schuman,
have visited in Fort. Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Crowder, of Kenne-
saw, Ga, are pleasant guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. L. Smith.
Mrs. Crews and Mrs. Schuman, of
Florida, have been admired guests of
Mrs. L. Fl, Altman.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Moore left
Saturday for visit to Fort Valley.
Miss Clio Aycock, Of Graves, spent
Thursday with Miss Winnie Altman.
We are all glad Mr.. John Cocker is
up again from his serious illness.
Mr. Wannie Bigelow, of Yeomans,
has visited Mr.. Hood Cocker.
Quite a number here will entertain
the old veterans this week.
Miss Winnie Altman has visited at
Graves.
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THE NEW PROPRIETOR OF
PALACE TAKES CHARGE
Mrs. Saxon Made Many Friends, Who
Will Regret Her Departure.

Mr.. J. B. McCarty, who has just
taken over the management of the
Palace theater. promises the picture
loving public the highest class screen
attractions that can be procured, be-
lieving that only the best is good
enough for Dawson.
Mrs. Saxon, who was in charge for
several weeks, had always in mind
the pleasure of theater goers, and
kept the business up to a standard
highly satisfactory. During her stay
here she has made many friends
who regret that she will soon leave
Dawson.
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FRIDAY PARTY WAS EN-
TERTAINED BY MRS. PERRY
Informal Reception Was a Most En-
joyabIe Affair.

One of the most enjoyable social
affairs of the past week was the IN
formal reception at which Mrs. b.
B. Perry entertained the bridal. par
tv after the rehearsal for the Perry
Collier and Chester-Gober wedding
Flowers from the hostess garden
with palms and ferns which are a
part of her attractive home, maze
a bright interior decoration. Musical
selections added to the pleasures OF
the evening. Ice cream, in the shape
of lilies, and white cake were the de-
Iicicus refreshments.
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HUGE SQUASH BROUGHT
THE NEWS BY MR.. BRIDGES

Saturday Mr.. J. A. Bridges brought
to The News Office a monster squash
which grew in his garden. The veg
etable measured % inches in length
and weighed AZ pounds. 1t grew to
these proportions in ten days days af-
ter the bloom dropped from the
vine.
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AN EVENING AT CoRDRAY.

The junior Baraca class of the
Baptist church entertained the FL
delis class at Cordray Thursday night
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
B. M. Roberts, Mrs. B. C. Perry and
Mrs. Allen Lewis.
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To Debtors and Creditors.

Notice to all debtors and creditors
of the estate of Mrs. Mary T. Simp-
son, deceased. All claims due this
estate and all other claims against
this estate should be sent to JULIAN
T. MORGAN, Administrator, 473
Beecher Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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MRS. JESSE HORSLEY, JR.,
IN ATLANTA SANITARIUM

Mrs. Jesse Horsley is in santa
rum in Atlanta, where it is hoped
she may very soon be restored to
health.
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! hawk can spy lark upon the
eq~th almost exactly the same color
p twert~ tires the distance at when
liz Il oerceptible to- man. or dog.
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IN A SANITARIUM.

The friends of Mrs. j. A. Brlm VIII
regret to learn that she is IN a SAM
+aTiun, in Atlanta for treatment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Miss Jean Folsom left this morn
ing to resume her studies at the Ores
gen Agricultural college.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
Robert BrOwnelI is
Flu Victim, Dying in
Portland Yesterday

ROBERT. Vernon .Brownell n well
known young farmer and expert irrl-
gator Of UmatiiIa. died yesterday aft
ernoOn at the apartments Of his sister
in Portland. Mr.. Brownell was born
at Lockout. Modoc county. California,
February 6. 1885. coming TO Umatii-
la with his parents in 1902. He at
tended the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege in 1906-7-S. and was married to
Miss Frances Wells Yerxa, OF Uma-
tilla. at Pendleton September %. 1911.
Mr.. BrowneIl had lived in Umatilla
for the past Is years. He was farm
ing land near that town. He was pro-
minent in the activities of the town
and west end of the county and en-
loved the confidence and respect of
a large number of friends. During
the war he was actively identified
with the various lines Of war work
and only just completed conducting
the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call
when he went to Portland.
Mr.. BrownelI was member Of the
city council Of Umatilla- He was
past master Of Tuscan Masonic
Lodge Of Umatilia. He is survived by
his widow. his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Dewitt Brownell OF Umatiila: three
brothers Don G. Brownell, Of PEN.
dleton; Llewilyn BrowneIl Of Umatilla.
and C. O.. Brownell OF Umatiila; two
sisters. Miss Beatrice BrowneH and.
Mrs Fred n. Hofer. both 81 10 NortIs.
Eighteenth street, Portland,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Miss Vera Temple, Miss Jane MUIR
phy, Miss Margaret Phelps and Miss
Beulah smith, left this morning on
train Number 5 for Eugene where
they are students of the University of
Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pruitt of Ontario.
arrived this morning to spend few
days here, Mrs Pruitt Will visit her
parents at Stanfield before returning
to Ontario.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
Reoeivcs Gcrman Helmets.

Miss Hortense Mac Master today
received two German helmets gath
cred in France by Private F.. r. Long
OF North Yakima, Wash. One of the
helmets is that of German officer
and bears the inscription, For God,
for King and F'atherland," with tho
word King at the top. The other
is a trench hat and is camouflaged
with green. brown and black paint,
The relics are on display at the PEN
dleton Trading Company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

". W. Green. county school super
intendent- arrived home this mornins
from Salem where he has been for
the past ten days assisting in grading
examination papers for teachers and
attending conferences of the super
indents Of the counties Of the state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
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Miss Jean Folsom left this morn
ing to resume her studies at the Ore
goR Agricultural college.
Miss Vera Temple, Miss Jane Muir
phy, Miss Margaret Phelps and Miss
Beulah smith, left this morning on
/ train Number for Eugene where
I they are students Of the University OF
Oregon.
Miss I.eta Agee went TO Corvallis this
morning to resume her studies at u.
A c.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pruitt Of Ontario,
arrived this morning to spend a few
days here. Mrs. Pruitt Will visit her
parents at Stanfield before returning
to Ontario.
Mrs. o. NJ. Nevin of Weston is vis-
iting with her daughter. Mrs. L. ].
[ McAtee.
Miss Daphne Swearinsen left this
morning for Seattle by way of Port
land. Miss Swearmgen will resume
her studies at the University of
Washington where she is a sophomore.
II. NJ. Corrigal of Echo. is in town.
II. L. Lyon is in pendleton today
from La Grande.
II. Thompson of Cayuse, was in the
city last night.
George Peterson of Ariingtons spent
hast night in the city.
w S. Allison of La Grande. Is In
the city.
Nfinie and NoSa wallace of Eugene
are visiting friends in the CITY.
II. c. Currin. prominent Pilot Rock
man. was in the city last night. III
F. NJ. Dennis of The Dafies. IL reg
istered at the Hotel Pendieton,
Clyde Britton returned to Milton
this morning.
Lars Hansen of Cold Springs. is a
guest OF the Golden Rule hotel
Charles Reed of Adams. went tot
In Grande this morning on a short |
business trip.
. Mrs. Robert Jones went to Portland
today to spend two weeks with |
friends
Miss Myrtle Ross returned to Eu-
gene today to resume her Studies at
the University of Oregon.
Carl Eaton and f. X. McKelvey of |
Eugene, are in Peudleton today,
stopping at the Hotel St. George.
d. W. Daniels of Echo returned to
his home this morning after passing
a few days in the city.
Leo Mollitor. engineer at the City
Brewery. leaves in the morning for
Spokane for visit of a month.
c. v Nelson OF the McAtee paint
shop, is at Weston this week paint
ing.
Phil S. Bates, well known Portland
resident. was here for a short time
last evening in behalf of the Pacific
Northwest Tourist Association.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Liver
more returned today from Camp Han
cock. Georgia, where he has been in
the ordnance corps
Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice, who has
been ill with influenza at her home
in Condor, has recovered and will re-
turn to Pendleton tomorrow.
H. e. Graham. walla Walla, and
Bessie Graham, Elgin brother and
sister of Mrs. p. d. Ellis who died
yesterday of influenza, were in the
city today. registered at the Hotel
st. George.
Miss Beth Smith left last night for
after spending Christmas
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. l. Smith. Miss Smith is taking
instruction work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
Convertible Sedan
and Coupe

In the four-door Convertible Sedan,
seating seven, and the four passenger
Convertible Coupe, Chandler offers
the very finest development of the
all-season type of car. Beautifully
built cars, both of them. With win-
dows closed they offer snug protection
against snow or rain or cold. With
windows lowered or removed, they
are quite as open to the sunshine
and soft warm air of pleasant days
as is any other type of car. Thou
sands are buying Chandler Sedans
and coupes now, and enjoying their
delightful riding comfort.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
c.. NEWS ORD
PENLlLET ON

James Justus Committed Here.
James Justus who recently killed
man by name of Langley near Ba-
ker and as a result was adjudged in
sane by the Baker county authorities
was received at the State Hospital yes
terday for treatment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cochran, Mrs.
w. r. Irwin and daughter. Miss Betty
Irwin and son Stephen Irwin of Hepp-
ner came over today in an automobile
to spend the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
Dispatch Car

The Chandler Dispatch Car, seat.
ing four, Is all that its name implies.
A car to ''Go get there" in. Snappy,
fast-with just a touch of raciness in
it's makeup.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

UUIIII OtEIV IITs
John Ogle, well known Pendleton
man, is seriously i'll at the home of
Ben Simonton on the north side of
town He was suddenly taken i'll last
evening and it is feared he suffered a
stroke of paralysis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Those who dodge work are apt to
he lodged by the reward.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04
[AT'S the word on the street today. It's
ID news to the Car-using public.
With this $500 Reduction

Chandler leads in price, always because it is basic
policy of the Chandler Company build really fine
and price it closely it be priced The great
Chandler plant, the millions of capital employed in
Chandler production back of that They
exist because of that policy. III. ..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-04

Miss Leta Agee went 10 Corvallis this
morning to resume her studies at q.
A. c.
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Miss Laura Aebcrsold entertained
the members of the Card Club at her
home on River street las, night There
were five tables OF FIVE hundred. and
Miss Nan Griffith captured the prize
for high school. Miss Estelie Josh
v5eceived the guest prize. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
eycring much enjoyed.
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The Canon City Record. Thursday November p. 1919

and committee of six police officers
was elected. F. r. Fowler being
chosen as chief magistrate.
The first newspaper in Canon City
was published in the fall OF 1860 by
II. S. Millett, but was later discon-
tinued, and on March Z, 1872. the Sec
on Times" made its appearance and
was published by a. B. Bowman, and
copy of the first issue is in the col
lection of early day relics. In 1874
THE Avalanche" was started and
later became the Fremont County
Record September /, 1877.
The district court was organized
in this county in 1860 with John How
ard as the first district judge and An
son Rudd as the first clerk
Fremont county was organized and
its boundaries established in 1852 by
J. b. Cooper. Louis Comfy and Arson
Rudd. David Powell was the first
county clerk and Anson Rudd was the
first sheriff.
The pergola built over the iron
spring at Soda Point was constructed
by convicts during the administration
of Warden Hoyt. and at the time Gen.
Joseph H Maupin was mayor of
Canon City?
In Brookside there is a dilapidated
building which used to be the largest
livery barn in Fremont county. The
swellest horsse driven in the county
used 10 be quartered there
Charlie Diegle drove the first auto
mobile in Canon City in 1900. It
was steamer ana was the won -er of
wonders. All the horses in town were
climbing the buildings and the trees
for while.
The first little red wagon that ever
came TO Canon City was bought for
Dave Robson when he was a little
fellow. and lived at the Mcclure house
/, with his parents. 1t cost bit of
money, too. much more than the popu-
lar Teddy wagons cost now.
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The Family Skeleton
DID you KNOW THAT

During the spring OF 1850 the orig
inal townsite OF Canon City. which
only comprised a few acres, was
jumped by a large company from Den
yer, some OF the members locating
the original site being retained in the
new company. which consisted OF VIII
liam Kroeing. L. Williams. A May
wood. w. H. Young. Dold & Company.
]. b. Doyle. \. Tnomas, w. II.
Green. Buei q Boyd, J. d. Ramage,
Harry Noungblood, w. W. Ramage.
Alvord & Company. st. varian &
yesterday. J. Graham and ". T.
Green. and embraced 1850 acres. the
original plat being made by Buell.
and Boyc.
\ meeting OF citizens of what was
to be Canon City was held on March
Is. lSso. at which time a constitution
and bylaws were framed and adopte.
by the community situated on the
town site. and these were used TO gov
crn al disputes which We're usually
settled by what was considered the
right thing TO do. The club organ
ired on this date was designated the
canon City Claim club" and a copy
WIS hled and is still in the posses
sion OF The county clerk and recorder
o. fremont county. In September
OF the same wear another meeting Of
the cItizens framed code Of laws.
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POWELL oVELAND COMPANY
MAKES FIRST DELIVERY

The first of the new Overland Fours
to be delivered in Canon City since
the announcement of that car was
made yesterday to Rollie Wright OF
the Taggart-Wright Grocery Com
pany. Mr.. Wright bought the car
some time ago when it was first an
nounced. but had to wait until now TO
get It. The Overland company have
been unable TO supply the demand
for their new car. and therefore deliy-
cries are slow.
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Instant Interviews

G {. NELSON-We are prepared
this year to furnish Canon City mer-
chants their candy supplies as low and
lower than they can get them else.
where. We are prepared to make
tons of candy for the Christmas trade.
and viii be able to make ali the candy
Canon City people can eat. Our
candy plant is a real live home indus
try and quite a payroll. all OF which
money is spent at home, is EMPLOYED
MRS. +. E. CRAWFORD think
the city ought TO put a street light
near the academy. IL is very dark at
night on Seventh street and makes |,
ineonvenient. not 10 say dangerous.
for visitors to the Academy and for
pedestrians.
LLOYD EGBERS-The first day of
oGr one-Cent sale was a great sur
prise TO US and our only regret is that
we were unable to get more stock
with which to supply the tremendous
demand This sale is the biggest and
hest we have ever had in the history
OF the business.
HUNTER PALMER, sR.-After a
man has laid ahed for % DAYS and
then gets up and starts TO walk about
bit. he feels nightly helpless and
insisniheant. ] tell you, but very glad
10 be on top OF the crust even in thai
condition.
CHAPLAIN sPERRy-I tell Won.
Pete. a man stopped me on the street
FRIDAY evening. between Fourth and
ffih, and asked me the way 10 the
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postoffice, and just like any other
sap-headed man that has been in the
newspaper business, gave him a
civil answer, and directed him to
Uncle Sans headquarters, thinking
nothing about it until | had gone
about 3 yards. when | began to col
lect my thoughts and, by gum, l am
betting doughnuts to dollars that it
was Carlisle, the red-headed holdup
bandit and train robber. and that he
wanted to mail the same letter that he
mailed in Pueblo and other local
points. both at home and abroad
Wouldn't that jar you2
DR. GEORGE NJ. HENDERSON,
rather expected when l went to Rock
vale Sunday to help raise the church
fund at the Metodist church that there
would be some difficulty because OF
the coal strike. However, that matter
was hardly mentioned and the people
of the congregation gave most liber-
ally to the fund. They indicated
by their actions and donations that
they did not expect the strike to last
very long. They were very optim-
istic.
EUGENE CRAwFORD-Th boys
at the penitentiary are going TO have
chicken for Thanksgiving dinner
There will be plenty for all of them, so
we do not expect any of them 10 be
hungry Thanksgiving night. Chick
ems are hard to get this year and the
price is high.
MRS. JOSEPH H. MAUPIN-We
have proud mother cat which has
had family Of 80 kittens in four years.
These kittens have bsen placed in
good homes in practically every part
of town. even way ont on Lincoln
Pax.
FRED NUNN-In my opinion Wich-
ita Falls. Tex, is the fastest growing
city in Texas. on is doing it, and
from population OF $1,000 the town
is fast climbing toward me 10000
mark. saw one addition 20 the town
of 100 acres upon practically every
lot of which a house wss going up.
Plumbers down there are getting Sli
a day and are working every day. Re
structed there
H. c. WEBSTER enjoy rea,,ins
the Saturday Evening Post, but am
free to say that it certainly is full of
propaganda of one kind or another
L. H. BANCRoFT-The ranchers
around Ordway had most prosperous
season. The cantaloupes, sugar
beets and alfalfa all brought big
prices. Ny tenant cleaned up over a
800 net an acre on his sugar beets
and made good money on his other
crops Ranching near Ordway has
been very profitable business the
past few years.
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NOTICE.

Harris, Pruett & Maxwell have
moved their barber shop from 5es
Main street to Hotel Canon. 629 Main
street. offering to patrons clean linen,
best of supplies and expert workman
ship. Special attention given to chill
dren. 277-wei-sat-wIt
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! flchallnnS steep song. Strickland
Miss Arnold
AT the close Of the program the
hostess. assisted By Mrs. Kelso. Mrs.
Cramer and Miss Linkins, served cake
and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Thomas had as
their guests at o'clock dinner last
Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Augustine and Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Green In celebration of Mrs. Angus
tines birthday
Mrs. Frank HcFarlane delightfully."-
entertained the members CT the
Luncheon Club at her home on Macon
avenue Thursday
Miss Irma jeffrey was hostess at
very pretty dinner party at her
home Saturday evening at which the
announcement of her marriage to
Joseph Gates. TO take place Thanks
giving day at the jeffrey home. was
made. Covers were laid for nine and
the guests were DR.. and Mrs. II. c.
Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. clebert Over
man. the Misses Isabel O'Neil and
Hilda Fredrickson; the Messrs. VIII
and Russell Jeffrey.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Dickinson en-
tertained the employees of the express
company and their families at Z
O'Clock dinner at the home. 3I5
North Fifth street. Saturday evening.
Covers were laid for IL After din
ner Gale StegaI presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson with a beautiful cut
glass berry bowl in behalf OF the the
express company.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Campbell enter
tanned the Dinner Club at their home
Saturday evening. After dinner there
were three tables OF bridge. and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Biggs were awarded
high prizes.
The L. =. G. Club motored to Flor
ence Friday evening and enjoyed a
tbeater party.
The ladies OF St Miehael's church
viii give a social and card party at
St Michaers school hall on Macon
avenue tomorrow evening. An en-
joyabie evening is anticipated and all
are invited.
Miss Virginia Seileck will give a
farewell concert next Friday evening.
November 2s. at the First Presbyte-
rian church. She will be assisted
by some of the best local talent, and
the program promises to be ex-
tremely enjoy able. Mrs. Lane, Miss
Hendrickson. Mr.. Hubbard and Rom
ert Miller. an exceptionally fine vio-
linist. and others will be on the pro
gram.
Mrs. Fred II. whippie was hostess
Saturday afternoon at a luncheon for
Four Club and their guests. which
each member invited TO the meeting.
Bridge followed the luncheon
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Mrs. Fred II. whippie was hostess
Saturday afternoon at luncheon for
Four Club and their guests. which
each member invited to the meeting.
Bridge followed the luncheon