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CHAPTER VIII. (Continued)
"Thy Soul ShaH Be SoreLy Afraid."

sweetness; the place was full of
memories of the man who had
tempted her.
'Ts it a bad omen?" she won
dered, fearfully. Must everything
remind me of the horrible past?"
But the next moment she had
thrust the thought back and went
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We thought you
seemed rather dull,
50 we struggled across
to offer our company
Norah said, laughing.
4 hope you feel prop
erly grateful Did
ever words so light
spring from so heavy
a heart? When she
could have thrown
herself at this wo-
mans feet and begged
for mercy she must
meet her with a laugh
and a jest. +"
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tOntInRPd Oa NeTt PGge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

UNITING department OF the Re-
N Cross open in the Red Cross shop
in the San Jacinto plaza Mrs. Horace
Broaddus. chairman OF woman's Red
Cross work Of the FL Paso chapter.
of the American Red Cross. AIRS. L 5.
Stewart. chairman Of the department;
Mrs. C. z. Kelly. vice chairman Mrs
William Piatt chairman in the morn
ing, Mrs. >. B. Watson chairman Of
the afternoon knitting instructors,
AIRS. i. " Bell, Mrs. Hayes Watson
Miss Agnes Stewart and Mrs T.
Brown
Mrs. William Spence viii entertain
at cards on Friday afternoon in COM
plimeut to Mrs G. D. Page
Mrs. ". C. Smith viii entertain the
State Flower Literary and Crochet
society on Friday afternoon at he-
home on North Kansas street
The Theosophical society viii meet
with Miss Grace Logan at the Logan
home on Arizona street on Friday
evening.
Following the regular meeting Of
Wade Hampton chapter Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy which
is TO be held Friday afternoon at .
o'clock at Asbury Methodist church,
reception is TO be held honoring Two
visitors in the city. Mrs J. r.
Clemens. Of Oklahoma. and Mrs. p Z.
Burton. Of east Texas
The leaders Of the Philathea class
Of the First Presbyterian church are
TO meet with their teacher. Mrs. Henry
T. Bowie, at the Y. W c. A. Friday
afternoon at 5 o'clock for a business
session
The members Of the congregation
OF the First Baptist church VIII give
a reception on Friday evening at the
church in honor of Rev. and Mrs
J. F. Williams
The Rev. Milo Atkinson will con-
duct on Friday afternoon. the serv-
ices being held at the First Christian
church in the Easter week Of prayer
services. The service is 70 begin al
5 o'clock and the program will IN
clude.
talk on microscopy prayer. Mrs. I.
a Shedd.
circle OF microscopy prayers.
China's needs. Mrs. W. H Denton
Solo. Mrs. Y. D Grimes.
Prayer for response TO worlds
needs. Mrs. G. Thumm-
Meeting Of the Areme club at the
home Of Mrs T. r. Hager, sl9 North
santa Fe street. at 3 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Won7ans' Club Has Interesting Meeting
And a Discussion of the Current Events

THE current events and literature
l department Of the Woman's club
held an especially interesting meeting
on Wednesday afternoon at the club
house. with Mrs. Stanley Bevan. chair
man Of the department, presiding
Prof Felix Fourier and Prof Alvin
z. Nuu gave addresses. which were
interesting. Prof Null. who is head
Of the department Of history at the
high school, talked on Russia, de-
scribing its people. climate. geo
graphical location, from Of govern
ment beginning at the period prior to
the invasion Of the Slavs, and traced
its advancement along governmental
lines to the present turmoil. He told
OF the rule Of Lenine and Trotzl1y and
explained that one Of the causes Of
the unsettled condition there IS the
fact that the common classes Of the
people have not been accustomed 20
governing themselves and for this
reason the country has been launched
upon its present disorder and chaotlc
upheavaL
Mrs. ". L Brown sang very beau
tifully AEassenets Elegie, following
Prof Nulrs talk Her song, which was
enthusiastically received. was accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. j. j.
Pearce.
Mrs. 7 y. Corrington read most
Interesting story Of Russia apropos
10 Prof. NulTs address on the subject
Mrs A. I. HaWley read the current
events and an article from the Chris
tfan Science Monitor on the subject
Franchise Reform in japan" She
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Francis Moore Is Taking Rank With
The Leading Musicians of America

FRANCIS MOORE, Of FL Paso,
1 brother Of Mrs. ". R. Brown. is
taking rank among the leading mu-
sicians OF the country. according to
the Musical Courier OF March q.
copies Of which have Just been re-
ceived here. One reference TO Mr..
Moore is contained in the following
account Of 4 concert given by Miss
Elizabeth Jones. contralto;
Elizabeth Jones. the contralto. re
Verting 20 her Welsh ancestry. VIII
be hereafter known as Evelyn GWyn-
she interested a large audience at
her recital. Aeolian hail. New York,
March Is. singing 20 songs IN italian,
French and English Her voice has
body and is delightfully."- smooth and
expressive Rabaud's "EeliQue' was
sung with beauty Of tone and pathos.
making contrast TO the pretty morsel
in the same composer -Cnanson-
Five songs in French by Stopowski
had atmosphere. notably lie Soleil.
with its high Il sharp OF beauttful
quality There melodiOusuess, com
bined with modern free harmouies,
was pronounced The spirit OF inter
probation marked the artists singing.
Seven songs in English closed the
program four by the living American
composers. BrockWay, Ward-Ste
phens. Gladis Greene and francis
Moore. the last named being the very
capable accompanist OF the affair. In
these her distinct enunciation and
style. as well as the artistic quality
Of the songs. won for her rousins
applause One OF her encOres was
by Branscombe. The climax was IN
Bemberg's aria Ia Mort de Jean
d'Arc." which brought with it very
effective piano accompaniment by
Mr.. Moore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Out OF Town Visitors.

John Martin Young. son OF Mr.. and
Airs. F. F. Young. OF Sparta. Tenn is
here for a visit. the guest % his aunt.
Miss Mamie Young
Mrs. Lila Henderson. who formerly
lived here and recently OF Maria. IS
in the city. the house guest OF her
sister. Mrs J. p Ellis.
S. L Perry. publisher Of the Cur
rent. Carlsbad. y. N. stopped off in
FL Paso today. on his way TO Deming,
n. NJ. to attend the Woodlands con-
veution-
8Ir. and Mrs. s. Stolaroff. Of Ros-
well. y. ". are the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Farber at their
home. 1903 Arizona street They viii
be here for a two weeks visit
Miss Emma Roche, OF Mobile. Ala.
is a house guest OF her brother.
Thomas Roche. While she is in FL
Paso, she will paint a number OF the
beautiful desert scenes near FL Paso.
Miss Roche is prominent in art circles
in Alabama
John ". Sheridan. wife and son have
arrived here from PaOla. kans. to
make their home. and have taken
apartments at the Jewell Mrs Sherl-
dan is the daughter Of y. B. Miller,
president Of the Velvet Ice Cream
company, and AIRS. Sheridan is TO be-
come a member Of the firm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Vocal and Instrumental Music and
Dances Given for the ConvaleScentS


Song" was beautifully given and en-
Enthusiastically encored- la Sileuse, p"
by Miss Dorothy Learmonth, was
charmingly interpreted. her technique
being exquisite in tEis number. Miss
Ellis sang in usual charming manner
and her song was much appreciated
Miss Wingo. who appears on programs
quite often for the entertainments at
the post. was heartily applauded when
her number was given.
Miss Kaufman. very dainty and at
tractive in a costume Of crimson chif-
fOn. gave her dance number very
gracefully The hostess house was
filled with men of the military SER
vice who were very appreciative.
An informal social was held April Is
in Community hall. Temple Mt Sinai.
by the Jewish welfare board Al
though the affair was arranged on a
very short notice by Ernest J. Altman.
attendance a pleasant feature Of the
evening was n reading by Miss Lii
Ian Wisbrun- Sergt Wells, OF the
Seventh cavalry, furnished the music,
being the whole orchestra by himself.
There viii be quite number Of So
cial affairs given by the welfare board
in the near future. both in Community
hall and in the different camps near
Fort Bliss
Special invitations have been issued
by the war camp community service
for q dance TO be given in F'abens
this evening for the men Of a troop,
Seventh cavalry. under command OF
Capt D. o. Miller. Automobiles VIII
be waiting at the Khaki club at G:50
o'clock for the guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

Viola Sarrels and Bill Binford. who
came as negroes. Liza Jane and her
beau. Rastus-" The refreshments were
ice cream, waters and minis The
chaperons were Mrs. T. H Patterson.
Miss Edna Goff. Miss Peak and J. W.
Peak.
The other masqueraders were- A.
berta Howard. 4 Turkish vampire in
red silk costume: Thelma Jones. an
Egyptian dancer: Hattie Patterson. a
Montana COW girl; Walter Stevenson,
a Turkish costume; Dorothy Nay. \
Jewess; Anna Nay. oriental costume :
Bertha Watson. black evening dress
Blanche Dawson. a Grecian maiden
Hal Butell. a day laborer. William
Beauioli, CIVILIAN. Florence Cathcar r..
white evening dress; BOnny Maude-
vile. a cowboy; Alolette Sawyer. In
dian princess. "Hiawatha"- Bryce
Schiller. a Bolshevik: Richard I'M
brant. a private in the army. Martha
Patterson. Cherokee Indian girl. FL
len Trelear. a maiden Of Alsace-Lor-
raine; O. NJ Sergt Robert Patterson,
Walton Berkshire and Chambers At
kiusOn were unmasked-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

Mrs. HELEN ROBERTS directed a
Nl recital on Wednesday evening at
the Red Cross house at Fort Bliss. for
the convalescent patients OF the base
hospital The program was given by
the piano pupils Of Mrs Roberts, as
sisted by Miss Barbara Worcester at
the piano, Miss Ellis contralto. 7 r.
Carson. soloist. asd Miss Josephine
Kaufman. who gaze a very graceful
dance number
The program included;
Piano duet, waltz tMoszkowsH)
Miss Dorothy and Miss Mildred Lear
month.
solo. Mighty Lonesome for Some
body" Miss Marjorie Ellis.
piano solos. "The Tender Wish" and
.sValse" (Grunn). Miss Rose Poll.
Soprano solo. Cuckoo Song" Miss
Barbara Worcester
Piano solo. ia Sileuse" (Raff). Miss
Dorothy Learmonth-
Solo. ''The Shippers Song" J. F.
piano solo. Spring" (Grieg), Miss
Juliet Wingo-
Esthetic dances. ITO a Wild Rose"
and Hawaiian Dreams" Miss Jose
phine Kaufman.
Piano duet, Brahms Miss Dorothy
Learumouth and Miss Mildred Learn
month
Miss Polls two piano numbers were
given with exceptional brilliancy. The
Cuckoo" solo. by Miss Worcester, - as
enthusiastically received and the
singer responded TO a hearty encore.
.G. F. Carson's song. The Skipper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Lodges and Clubs.

Willow Grove. No. 81. Woodman cir
Gle. will hold its regular business
meeting and monthly social Saturday
evening at s o'clock in J. O. O. F. hall
The reports from the convention VIII
be head and Mrs. +. D Section. VINO
was appointed supreme delegate al
the state convention, VIII make a talk-
On Friday evening at s o'clock the
members and friends Of the First
Baptist church will meet for the pur-
pose OF celebrating the seventh an
niversary Of the services OF DIT. j. r
Williams. pastor OF the church
The program 70 be given consists
Of musical numbers and talks Re
freshments Will be served after the
program
Mrs. J. a. Corn has charge Of the
ARRANGEMENTS for the party
p ~ Eigdon is chairman OF the
publicity committee
The program committee consists OF
Mrs. p. " Rigdon, Mrs Tom Lea and
4. J.. Bacher.
Those on the reception committee
are Dr. and Mrs. p. " Rigdon, Judge
and Mrs. A. N. Walthal- Mr. and Mrs
W J. Buie. Or and AIRS Howard
Thompson. Nr. and Mrs r. H.
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. @ o. Coffin, DIT.
and Mrs. Burleson Staten. Mr. and
Mrs. 7. a. Corn, Mr. and Mrs r. v
Rnnrenw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Bridge Party Given by Mrs. BurweH
In Honor of Bride and Visitor

Assisting the hostess in receiving
and entertining were Mrs. J. F. Ham
mer, Mrs. W :. Jacoby and Airs. J.
r Ellis. At the games conclusion
a two course menu was served. the
strawberry ices and cakes empha-
sizing the pink and green tints.
The guests present included; Mrs.
Lewis, AIRS Honeywell Mrs. J. F.
Hammer, Mrs. George Drummer. Mrs.
C. o. Rucker. Mrs Morgan c. Miller.
Mrs W. 5. Jacoby. Mrs. George W.
Eggleston. Mrs. Carl Goodman. Mrs.
E W Dorman. Mrs. B. ]. Zabriskie.
Mrs Lawrence Broyles. Mrs. Julia a.
Sharp. Mrs. P. ". Dent. Mrs. Roy
Barnum. Mrs. ". T. Farrow. Mrs.
Esther c. Baker. Mrs. J. r Ellis, Mrs.
Lila Henderson, Mrs j. II. Young,
Mrs A 3. Blinebry. Mrs ". n
Glenn. Mrs d. c. Anthony, Mrs. r..
J. Cressingham. Mrs o. ]. OXley
Mrs. George H Booth, Mrs. O c.
Peterson. Mrs. John W Moses. Mrs.
c. ". Thorn and Miss Blanche Bailey.
This party was one Of a number OF
delightful affairs in the planning for
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Honeywell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

THE Burweu home. on Bliss street,
/ was very charmingiy decorated
for the bridge party 70 which Mrs.
Harry Burweu was hostess on We'd
nesday afternoon in compliment TO
Mrs. Ida Lewis. OF Chicago. who is
the sister Of Mrs J. T. Hammer. and
her house cuest At Hammer Court,
and TO Airs. Ray l. Honeywell, q re-
cent bride. The blossoms in bowls
and vases about the drawing room.
reception room and dining room we're
fragrant locust bloom and sweet peas
in rainbow tints.
The pretty spring tints OF green
and pink were featured in the other
dainty appointments for the party
The tally cards were decorated with
designs Of spring flowers, surround
ing French figures High score was
made by Mrs Roy Barnum. who re-
ceived the first prize. Mrs. W. T. Far
row received the second prize and
Mrs. Esther C. Baker received the
cut prize Pretty guest prizes were
presented to the honor guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Pupils of Ell PaSo School for Girls
Give Artistic Exercises at Y.W.C.A.

exercise. The movements consisted
OF the following; Rowing, bowling.
swimming. archery. the chicken wing
and steamboat The third number.
The sleepy Dance was given by
the pupils Of the lower intermediate
classes. Then came the wand drill by
physical training classes enc and two
Glasses three and four gave lovely
folk dance called skipping the
Rope"
the military tactics exercises
The primary pupils gave pretty
dance. THE Ace OF spades they
also gave a group OF folk dances me
lower intermediate grades gave an
other group OF numbers including
class drills. Then classes one and two
danced a quaint Dutch dance The
closing number Of the delightful pro-
gram was a group OF five games
which included Three Deep. dodge
BAH" "Cat and Mouse and others,
The club rooms were filled win
patrons and friends OF the school
who very much appreciated the IN
teresting affair.
Thursday was a day OF great re-
ioicing for the senior class al tne
high school Why? Because the class
rings have come, and they look even
better than expected The class pins
have also arrived. and they are nearly
as pretty as the rings
There was a rehearsal Of the boys
glee club in the study hall at S-45.
From the appearances the glee club
is 20 be a great success at the gradu-
alton exercises in May
meeting OF the entire junior class
was held in the science lecture room
az 9:45 10 discuss final plans for the
big senior-junior rush tomorrow.
The members Of class "A met in
room 207 Thursday morning.
Members Of the cadet corps met IN
room 1G0 at e;i5-
An assembly for boys alone was
held in the auditorium at s-l5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

graceful, and perfectly trained
u the pupils OF the FL Paso School
for Girls were a picture Of youth and
charm IN their physical training
demonstration on Wednesday after
noon, when over 100 Of them appeared
on the stage at the Y. W. C A. club
house. In perfect accord to the
rhythmic music played by Airs. Il. W
Austin. they gave their demonstra-
tons under the direction Of the
physical training instructor, Miss
Virginia Kimbau. The girls wore
their nifty gymnasium sui.s OF dark
blue boomers. white middies with
big black bows and black hose and
tennis shoes.
The first number was the grand
march in which all Of the pupils ap-
peared. and. following the march,
classes three and four did a free arm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
about EIPasoans.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Patison have
moved from Hotel Leon 10 apartments
in Hotel Roslyn on oregon street
The Southwest Texas Presbyterial
will meet in Colorado City. Texas, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April q, % and o. Mrs. ". NJ Fair
ley and Miss Cornelia Taylor have
been appointed as delegates from
Westminster Presbyterian church and
viii attend the meeting. Miss Taylor
will 20 from here and viii Join Mrs
Farley in Colorado City on Monday,
Mrs. Farley stopping for the Presby-
terial en- route from a visit 10 rela-
tives in Tennessee Mrs Farley vile
OF Rev. W. II. Farley, is much i'm
proved in health as a result OF her
trip east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Society Women Learn
Hair Curling Secret

IF your hair IS straight nat. dull look
ing. need not ask II you long 20 possess
perpetually wavy. light. fluffy. glossy
tresses," says Gladys Coleman in Society
World TN tell you what 70 do. Tonight.
after your hair has had It's usual brush
ing, take q clean tooth brush. dip &c In
saucer o. pure liquid silmerine and run
this through the hair from crown 70 tip.
when morning dawns and you have
yawned yourself out OF your downy cot
you will have a real surprise. quite an
agreeable one Your hair viii have a pref
tier and more natural-lOoking curl and
lustre than 10 has ever had before-and
there Will be nothing streaizy. sticky,
greasy or anything unpleasant about It.
II you VIII get the liquid silmerine from
your druggist % viii require no prepare
tion at an. and four or five ounces viii
last Tor months This is just the finest
thius imaginable Tor the purpose. ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Parties.

Subsequent TO a contest Tor at
tendance held for the past two
months. between the boys OF Miss
Peaks Sunday school class Of the
First Christian church and the girls
Of Miss Edna Gofrs class. the girls
losing. entertained the boys with
delightful unco-masquerade party at
the home OF Miss Hattie Fatterson'
2715 Richmond. Saturday evening. The
winners in buncO were; Mollette
Sawyer. first prize. a cane, and the
consolation fell TO Hattie Patter-
son. The best dressed couple was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Dinners and Luncheons.

A number or very delightful social
courtesies have been extended TO Mil
ton S Graves. who has recently re-
f11rned from overseas service OF many
months with the tank corps in France
with the American expeditionary
forces as a welcome home one OF
these pretty affairs was the dinner
riven for him and Mrs Graves by Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Whitney at the Whit
ney home. Grenlawn. in Xsleta- VERY
appropriate were the flowers used In
table decoration for the hospitality.
the French flower fleur de lis The
other dainty appointments for the din
ner service corresponded artistically
with the blossoms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
EIPasoans Awau.

Miss Marie Jeffreys is down the
valley visiting Miss Helen OShea at
the O'Shea country place, below
Tsleta-
heck Tex. and now stationed with
the medical corps at Fort Bliss. was
the guest Of Guy Lewiston, at the
Lewiston home, down the valley. for
a short visit
Mrs. James Lee Hebberd expects TO
leave on april q for Chicago. H.. to
iofn her husband. Lieut.. Hebherd. who
has lust received his discharge frOfn
the aviation corps. Mrs. Hebberd viii
make her home in Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

per minute is what Il costs 70 be late
in police court in Atlanta The price
was fixed b.. recorder Johnson when
J. ". smith. Arthur Kimban- Julian
Miller and James Johnson negro wit
nesses. were three minutes late and
contributed Sc each for their tardi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Afr. and Mrs. r. H Carrington. Of
New York. have returned 70 Fl Passo
10 make their home after a years
absence.
Walter Crawford. son OF Mrs. J. J.
Crawford. has returned home from
duty overseas. looking in fine ply
steal condition
Mai Viron J. Booth. OF the Ameri-
can army. who has been overseas toT
the past year in command OF a bat
terry OF artillery. has arrived. with his
regiment. from France and is in New
York city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

talked OF the alien japanese law,
which is causing such a great deal OF
discussion in California at present
Prof Fourier, a native Of France.
for some time an instructor in French
in the American army. gave talk
on the American Indian
Illustrating his talk, Prof Fourier
exhibited Indian baskets. water jugs
and a Navajo blanket, which were
loaned through the courtesy OF Henry
Beach and AIRS. John Grant, who con
tributed a mum Der Of articles Tor lhe
exhibit Prof Fournier took each
basket and told the significance OF
its designs and symbols. He gave an
account Of the making Of an lndian
blanket from the time the wool IS cut
from the sheep until the iinisned rug
is taken from the loom
He said that the United States has
more Indian tribes than any other
country F'orty-fiVe Of these tribes
said Prof Fourier. are found IN Arl-
IONA and New Mexico
During his talk. Prof Fourier tod
OF a daring feat performed by the Big
Chief Tommy in the trenches u
France during the world war
The women Of the congregation OF
Temple Mount Sinai viii have charge
Red Cross shop next week in the san
Jacinto plaza, beginning on Tuesday,
the proceeds Of the week at the shop
TO be used for the war relief fund Tor
sufferers in Europe. Mrs c. W Young
lis chairman Of the movement and Mrs
Charles .Auer vice chairman and they
viii be assisted by Mrs ~ LapowsLi,
AIRS. A SchotzskF- Mrs Nathan Solo
mon. Mrs Martin Zielonka- Mrs I
Iasllin. Mrs Paul Lisso. Mrs T. kohi-
berg, Mrs. s. J Freudenthal ana Mrs
Maurice Schwartz A hot luncheon
will be served each day and ices and
cake served during the afternoon.
There is to be a dansant each AFTER
noon and on Saturday evening there
is to be a dance Mrs Young ana MIS-
Auer had charge Of the cake depart
ment OF the shop during the Red Cross
regime.
At the called meeting OF the Equal
Franchise league on Wednesday. re-
ports Of the precinct WORKERS were
given and the women told Of the en-
couraginE results OF their canvass Ior
the suffrage amendment cause Inc
women who have been working
among the school teachers OF the CITY
9 report that they have been successIui
I in obtaining signatures from every
] teacher approached. Mrs. O. A.
7 Crftchett president OF the league
announces that q large number OF the
I business men of the city are con-
tributing 10 the suffrage amendment
fund which is to be used for adver-
Using. stationery and posters for the
! campaign.
The missionary society OF Asbury
I Methodist church will have an Easter
sale Of home made cakes for the
benefit Of the church fund on Friday
morning. April 10. Mrs F. F. stiles
VIII have charge OF the sale
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
the high school viii not meet on their
regular meeting day Friday on ac-
count OF the day being Good Friday
The next meeting viii be held on Fri
day, April %
The Areme club viii meet with Mrs
T. p Hager, 719 North Santa Fe
street, on Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

NY UIu NIHu7 y Ut Do
In stationery you want the best
We have Il at very reasonable prices
Kodals. films. supplies
J. F. Gandara Photo supply Co.
10 z. san Antonio St. next Wigwam
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

TARDINEsS. 81 a MINUTE
A+1o-- -r April 16-o1e folla'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

The Areme club Will meet with Ar
T. r. Hager, 719 North Santa +
street, on Friday afternoon at Oclocl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-17

The missionary. society OF Asbury
Methodist church viii have an Faster
sale OF home made cakes for the
benefit Of the church fund on Friday
morning. April 10 Mrs F. E stiles
VIII have charge OF the sale