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The herald., 1920-05-13
eAkfER OF THE NEW ORLEANS
AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY. INC.

,., Satee mates Of America, State of Lou
L.- Parish OF Orleans. City of New Or
= ~ be u known, that on this 9th day
~ month Of March, in the year of our
one thousand nine hundred and
r.ss. and Of the independence of the
go ctates Of America the one hundred
-y-thfrd, before me, Arthur A. Mo-
~ : netary public, duly commissioned
se1fted, In and for this city and the
q. " orleans, therein residing. and in
~ ence OF the hereinafter named and
49, hed witnesses. personally came and
~ the following persons whose
-sss are hereunto subscribed, together
1919 amounts Of their respective sub
ss.t ssass to the capital stock of the cor
S,1 70 be formed, who severally de-
49, ~et availing themselves of the pro-
~ ~ the general laws of the state OF
esrssa relative to the organization OF
sv,nens. they have covenanted and
49, snd by these presents covenant and
a c-n md bind and obligate themselves
seS a. such other persons as may here
1.rrsssc ome associated with them or thei
49, 10 form and constitute them
N 1.to corporation and body pOliti
"a and for the objects and purpose
fsjl..<sf the agreements and stipulation
Ir4k, to-wit:
S1,st1on shall be the New Orleans Aut
mH company, Inc, and by that nam
ny Sfporation shall have power an
fsr ~ 70 have and enjoy successio
a. ~ Iu,l term Of ninety nine years froI
ne6 - hereof; to contract. sue and b
n s.s. eeorrow money; TO make and issu
9uable debts: 10 make and use
s1te seal: to purchase and receiy
49, nsh, sell and convey. as well :
persss And hypothecate property. res
lPsvS ana mixed, to build on and i'm
IA .-y property or real estate: to nan
t. ipolnt such officers and agents
ssire. re Of said corporation may T
-. snd regulations for the proper ma
nav - and regulation of it's affairs
4 - seemed necessary. and the saI
lHTT< after and amend at pleasu
Der,<ts 1.-THE domicile of this CO
NM y snall be in the city Of New {
~ 49, OF Louisiana, and all citati
iegal process shall be serv
The herald., 1920-05-13
III. OrderlN Eelican.

The pelican is not an a''ra-''N'
hird but is commercially regular IN
its habits. The parent pros 'a''n
fish. and after eating their MI deposit
the others in their pouches ana carry
them To their young. These pou'h'S
will hold from three Ia eight pounns
of fish. They are elastic and "h'h
disteuded 10 their utmost nearly 'o"'"
the ground.
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER OF THE GABRIEL PINE
PRODUCTS. INC.

I-n;ted States of America. State OF Low
isiana. Parish Of Orleans, city OF Ne~ niDe-
leans Re il known that on this, the hlne
teant dsy of April. A. y. nineteen hun,
Sred and twenty. and of the Independence nee
of The United States of America the one
hundred and forty-fourth; before he'
I'm commissioned and qualified In ana
for the Parish of Orleans. state OF LOUIS.
ANA ard in the presence of the witnesses Sor
hara;nafter named and undersigned per
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Miss Herring Enteriairs With
Luncheon

What might be- termed ~ q farewell
courtesy extended O. Alrs Dora Cund.
Ter Nho l,it saturday Ia h,, home
Tn pal'rs after e wait ~ several w,a.,s
~ The gCest Il Ms. Ahnuis Madden
was ;1c doli-h,iul luncbcon FRIDAY
pco" ~ the Harvey Hogsr. a. 0ii.t
Mis- Margaret Herring entertained a
few ol her friends
\ variety 81 flowers ,0mhlari with
zen. wer, used IN carrying pui tho
"olor schem" ~ p.uk and yellow ~ th,
table d.cOgations
The co;ors of pink tnd yellow wcr,
plc1'ingly combined tn N. artistic
table decorations. variety ~ flowers.
md fern adding q pleasing floral touch.
Dainty place ,lrds were laid Tor IN,
following guests ilisros Dora GAMBLER.
{ Dallas A,l.ite Graham. of Calves
'on. Dorothy Wallh. II Dallas: Anne
AiaIiln. Of WnsLachic. Texas Carol, %
Ten Eyck. oi Santa Re y. NJ Marirty
.ozier Margaret Curtis. Ice and VIZ
sinia Woflin. MINIS MADDEN Norma
ind Nina Cunningham. l.adcy britain.
and Mrs. J NJ. Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
outing Enjoyed II palo Duro Clul
GrOuntl.

Mcsdames ~ e. Pcuy and y W
Mays entertained with @ delightful
lsWlmmiug party THURSDAY afternoon.
AZ the PATIO puro tluh grounds honor
ing Mrs il,rh'rt Whiting Virgin and
daughter Miss gu'n. Isabel and
MARY
The part, guth2rcd o. tho virrir
residence carly 20 the afternoon. and
from there Wut,rsd q" the chosen site
The intensity Il did soils rays. uud the
delightful ooolncss Il the lake mad,
swimming popular p-itime Tor tho
afternoon Later q delicious picnic sup.
per wgs spread. lud en- the early dusk
the party returned 90 ihecitv Among
those present beside .ir honor guests
We're Mr. and Mrs "a. w. MAYS Mes
DANES " + p,erV. NHuls Thompson
Miss Ruth pccry Hlrsc, Hamlet Gooch
I, nd Htrb,rt Virgin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Ailss Gladys Collins presided as hos.
tess at an enjoyable morning party
given AZ her home. sOl Fillmore street.
ifridny morning \ unique idea of IN.
,terlainment was carried out IN ~
Ilrcsentntion OF dainty gifts accom-.
panied with al original poem to each
gueet Ca he mad, az fnr her hope
chest While the girls embroidered
Masses Radey Friinin Gcnollc Works.
Bcihcnia Burgess an dTholmn CarhaiT
entertained with songs. music and
readings ~ the noon hour delicious
luncheon was enjoyed. Covers wcrc
hid for the following. Misses Henson.
.of kcntuck". k,thc'cnc Cooper uf Dnl.
las, Mary Dawn MAZDA and Gcncllc
works. Elise ard Mnfcialc,c Hail. Both
'nin. Mildred AID Frances Burgess,
liIdey Britain. Mamie oliver. Thchna
''1rhlrt and Katherine NASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Theat.r Party.

Miss Rachel Dunaway presided a.
iosiess at a delightful line mart,
gnursday. entertaining number o,
ter young friends. After ENJOYING Tn.
Woman In Room 10" Pauline Frc,lcr
ssk's lates, vehicle. at tho Mission the
itef. the party repau 81 10 the Elite
Confectionery WHORE delicious ice
course carrying out a color scheme Al
yellow and blue vas served. Each
guests place was marked with dainty
yellow papier-mache cup containing
'ninis. while he pla.c. upon which thu
refreshments were sc.Ved were ariis
,'caiiy cmbellished with sprays %, swee,
yea blossoms
A ride over the siy hryugh, III. de
stghiful occasion 60 a close. Those In
GUIDED In the afternoons hospitality
we're; Misses Elizabeth Mum. Mar.
saret Anne Burgess. wlnifred Hirrin.
lothian. Eva '[illuugh. Ka,her,n.
Clark. Lois McCorm.rS. Edwcena Allen
Fay Underwood. Harlh White, uNcr
isca Eakle. Elizabeth Boyce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

bcen insiofully dcooVtcd for the occa.
sion In the lavender and pink aH,ers
and sweet pear, and where several
tounds ~ bridge were enjoyed.
Following the game each guest was
presented with dainty an duniquc
favor. an dold fashioned boquct madc.
IN the form Of flower. the petals
formed by a variety Of blossoms. While
Tlamons AN dpistlls were made Of tiny
candies. Throughout tho afternoon dc.
licious loganbcrry punch was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Miss Gladys Spurlock entertained a
number o. her friends Friday evening
Win watermelon party al Cilffslde
The young people me, az Miss Spur
locks home. 1901 Harmon street and
rom there motorcd To Cliffade where
an evening Of informal fun was spent.
and number % leliious watermelon.
cut for the refreshmsni q the guests.
later the party re;urn,o 10 the city.
Ind spent the reminder OF the evening
.'Sncing. Those present included: Mrs.
Nabel spur1ok. Misses Dotiie Rhodes.
bertha Ryan. Thelml and Eta MAY
viewari, Bernice Dixon Kathlene VIII.
'ningion and MesErs. Don Crussett. Art.
icy Wright, y. brown. \ X. Moran.
Tito Kern. Frank Formhy. Oliver Stow
iri. W. o. Allen and Eddie Ryan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Social Noir, and r. nal MeBiloa.
l.. Jacobs and mmiiy nave returned
from d"lightful trip during which
they visited various points IA okla.
huIna
Mr. and Mrs Iatncy barnes have
returned from Mexico. Mo. where they
'"'nt 10 attend the funeral u Mr..
barnes sister. Mrs MoCabe Howe
Mt ana Mrs Albert Eagan Of Jes
i'r Okla. fponi Thursday In Amarillo
N7 the guests of Mr. and Mrs W.
p'bricu. 1911? Tyler street.
" cBucn. who Il IN wi,hitn Fails
un business. is expected to return 70
Amarillo this afternoon.
John Spann ~ Knox cay Tcxa..
.'turu.d Friday after vifn a. the
Iurti ~ his brother. Ia Spann. 81 this
1ty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

grn'od onoh gueats'a place. while dninly
place cards. carrying out IN thc decor.
nti'' motif aud color scheme. were laid
for the following: Mesdames G. e
Dana. Il G. Ten Eyck. OF Santa Fe
y 81, J NJ Green. Grady G. Mobiles
w y. Herring. Avery Turner. steven
rrigg, y y. Edwards. y. NJ. BlSbec.
,'harl,s T. Walsh. and Misses Dorothy
liubholl and Edna pendlcton.
Alter luncheon tho party motorvd
10 TN" Parker residence. which had
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
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RUTH J. MEYER


WV WY sft"As
The lane OF the bitter
It's not very long
Before u turns In
10 the sunlight and song;
Tho-bundon and sorrow
Ara brief. 10 brief.
And sweet are the blossoms
That cover our grief
TIM hne of the bitter
lt'scnly a mile.
And there at the end
is the song and the smile:
The wound and the stingins.
The ioss and defeat.
Forever the roses
Strew layes at out feet
Tho lane OF the bitter
Goodbye 10 the tears
There's always morning
That comforts and cheers.
Less snobic, the conllict
II NIL were 30 bright
We'd not have tai struggle
And not have io fight
--Baltimorc sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Luneleon ,,,uor,,, Mis- Dana

lIonoring Mr.. g. G. D,aa. aho
Ioavos next week 20 Join her husband
N Chiclfo. where they viii make their
utuic hume. Mrs H. ]. Parker enter.
aimed wit la five course luncheon
vhursday noon at the Harvey House.
! The festive boar dwas gay 9Th
nsters and sweet peas their dainty hu1g
carrying out the artistic color schcm.
II pink aud lavender a torNgo bot.
luct 81 pink and LAVENDER sweet peas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
WOOD SABBATH.

John tiaNi
The muttcr uf distant fall
LccgmCs a priests suf, chanting voice
In this church.dim. wood bounded place
Moss tIpCsirlcd
The granite Will
And column trunks arise
To Guihicarching roof
Leaf traccry on blue
The ghost flowers frul
Adouug. bend their slnily heads.
Nhlicclppcd. white ROBBED
And white faced nuns.
liu, one. q pink blushcd novice.
Looks without "a
\ toidstuOl cavalier
stands range halted in Oh, sun
While e great bee
huncs forth 1000 organ tome
Amen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Lu,, SOM, ONE u Gods uaiuc love
some ou,--iur this b. On" bread ot tho
inner hfr. without which q part 81 vup
will s,arsc or die and tho sou feel
YOU must De- stern. even hard in you-
lie ot affairs make iot Yourself at
least corner somewhere iu the great
world where you unbosom and bc kind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

teftest WIN Terminate With social.
The membership contest which IN,
Bennett Missionary society 81 the P,ls
street Methodist church inaugura;ed
several months ago viii b. terminated
wednesday Afternoon at ; tc!,ck with
q delightful social In ,he Annex. a,
which the wiRning side Mrs 7. y.
Epson a. captain. will be entertained
"y the losers, under the leadership %.
Hrs. Graham Stinson. The following
Program mas been arranged Tor the &C.
casion.
Piano SoiO-AiiSs GLADYS Collins
Vocal solO--M!ss Thelma Carhart.
Reading-Miss Geneile Works
Violin solo-Miss simon Trulyve
Veal Duei-MesdaIn.s J. ! Crun,
and D. Cole.
Reading-Miss Lucille Claybfurk.
Vocal Solo-Mr- Eloi-a slaughter
intermiasion. With contest.
n.
Vocal Salc-Mfs y " Mcg.as.1n.
Violin so,o-Miss Bsairise story
Piano Solo-Mis- Madgy Hackl.r
Reading-Miss y, ihenin Burgess.
Veal SOlp-Mis~ Lucy Story
Piano Sulo-Mlss Ead.v Britain
All members are urged g. o. present
4 what promises d b. ore ~ th. mos
successful socials e the year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Daily Ncos Want Al. brlne result,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
STUDENTS AND FACULTY
FAVOR COMPROMISE
Straw Ballot on Four Peace Treaty
Propositions Results i'm Majority
for Compromise Between
Lodge and Democratic
Senators

That the students and faculty of
the State College afyor a compromise
between Lodge and the democratic
senator's in order to facilitate the
ratification of the peace treaty is in
Dictated by the result OF the straw bal.
lot taken Tuesday, when the student
body voted on four separate PROPOSE
lions in regard to the league of ma
tons and the peace treaty. A total
of $50 votes were cast. OF which IT'S
were for the compromise PROPOSE
ton. One hundred and forty-eight
students voted in favor of the rati-
ficatiou of the league and treaty
without reservations or amendments
Eight-five favored the ratification
of'the treaty, but only with the Lodge
reservations, while 50 voted their
opposition to the ratification of the
league and treaty in any form.
OF the $50 votes cast. 465 were
polled by students and 43 by mem
bers of the faculty.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
WILL SPEND THOUSANDS
FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE

Approximately $1,000 of perma-
nent highway maintenance money is
to be expended during the coming
season on the worst spots in the
state road north of Colfax, approx
mately $4,000 in resurfacing perma-
nent highway No. 6 west of Colfax
and approximately $4,000 in re-
surfacing the permanent highway
for eight or nine miles Immediately
southeast of Pullman towards John
son. The remainder of the perma-
nent highway maintenance fund for
the coming season is to be used in
patrol work and general repairs on
the primary state highways and per-
manent highways in the county The
total maintenance fund for the COM
ing year for the III miles of road
coming under the supervision of the
permanent highway maintenance en-
gineer is estimated at approximately
sos, 900.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
BODY OF DALE JINNETT
LAID TO REST SATURDAY
funeral Services Conducted by Com
rades of the American Legion
Sigma M Pail Bearers

The funeral of Emil Dale Jinnett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert l.. jim
nett of 405 Grand street, this city,
was held from the Methodist church
Saturday afternoon. The services
were in charge of the members OF
Maynard Price post OF the Ameri-
can Legion, while members of Sig
ma M fraternity served as pail
bearers. a large number of sery-
ice men accompanied the body to
its final resting place. where a final
salute was fired by squad of State
College vocational men Taps was
sounded by the bugler as the body
was lowered into the grave.
The young man was born in 1892,
the youngest son of pioneer fam
lily. He graduated from the State
College in 1916. receiving a degree
In pharmacy. and was associated
with the Sigma Nu and Kappa Psi
fraternities, as well as being an act
i've member of the local knights of
Pythias lodge.
In March of 1918 he enlisted in
the United States navy and was
stricken with pneumonia while in
the detention camp at Puget Sound
Navy yard This was followed by
'empyemia and long battle for the
recovery of his health ended in de-
feat on January 6,
Deceased enjoyed large circle
of friends in the Inland Empire and
was said to be one of the best quail
flied pharmacists ever graduated
from the State College. The SYM
pathy of the entire community is
extended to the gbereaved parents
and brothers and sisters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
MODERN WOODNIEN ELECT

Pullman camp. No. GAL. Modern
Woodmen of America, Tuesday even
ing elected officers as follows for the
year 1920:
Venerable Consui-Frank Kloss-
ener.
Advisor-R. c. Leuty
Banker-W. A. Cave.
'Clerk-Ira G. Allen.
Escort. w. Eddy.
Watchman-C. c.. Bolsinger.
Sentry-T. j. 0'Day,
Manager--William Klossner.
The local camp is making extens-
i've preparations for district class
adoption on February 10. when can
didates and delegates will be present
from all the camps of this portion
OF the state.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jinnett and
sister, Mrs. j r. f. Standard, who
is visiting her brother and family
went to Moscow, Idaho, Tuesday to
visit the family of Geo. Savage. Re
turning Wednesday evening, Mrs
! Standard left Thursday morning for
Huntington, Ore, via Walla Walla
, where she will stop over one day to
visit her niece, Mrs. Nellie Smith, and
family
I c. R. Sanders was a Spokane Wis
itor Wednesday and Thursday of this
week
James Emert, of the firm of Yeo
& Emert, left Wednesday morning
over the Northern Pacific lines for
Indiana to visit relatives. He ex-
poets to visit his old home in Ten
nessee before returning.
j. w, Robinson has purchased a
delivery truck to make wholesale
bread deliveries
N. w. Cairns this week purchased
the Francis residence on Kamiaken
street.
w. e. McCroskey. of Colfax, di-
rector of census for this district,
was in the city Monday on business
connected with his official position.
Senator r. G.. McCroskey of Gar
field transacted business here the
first of the week
Miss Irene Richardson. steno-
grapher at the auditors office at the
State College, was taken to the San
itarium Monday evening, suffering
from a severe attack OF rheumatlsa.
J, n. Emerson, head of a chain
OF stores in the Inland Empire, left
Monday evening for New York and
Chicago to purchase summer stocks.
He went via Southern California to
confer with his father, who is spend
ing the winter at Long Beach
Mrs. Nj. ). Dodd left Monday 10"
California, where she WI spend six
months ut Los Angeles and Whittier.
Miss Lenore Emerson left th;s
week for Long Beach, Calf. whore
she will toin her par.nts. NJ and
Mrs. r. A. Emerson
The Stockholders Of the Pullman
State bank, with THEN wiz es. and the
members O. the bank force. were
guests at dinnen at the home of
Cashier A. r. Metz Tuesday evening.
Covers were laid for -
Miss Josephine Fitzgerald of he
extension department Of Cheney Nor
NAL school was in Pullman .his week
giving special instruction in re ad ng
in the yaHious grades OF the Pullman
schools.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
EPISCOPAL GUILD NOTES

The ladies of st. James guild met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Lee Allen, when the follow
ing officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Lee Allen.
First vice president-Mrs. John
Gerding.
Second vice presidLnl-Mrs. J. n.
scott
Secretarytreasurer Mrs. George
Cannon.
There will be no meeting of the
guild next Wednesday afternoon but
the ladies will meet at $50, bring
ing basket lunches for themselves
and their husbands. This will be
the occasion OF the annual parish
meeting, which all friends of the
church are asked to attend.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
PLEASANT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Foyer entertained
Saturday evening at their home on
West Main street a party of their
young friends. Cards, dancing, for
tune telling furnished amusement for
the occasion. Miss Westberry OF
Spokane carried off the grand prize
for the best card player, while Miss
Howard was grateful for the BOBBY
prize. Those present were the Misses
Westberry, Stoddard, George, How
ard. Kimmel, Irwin. and Messrs. Bee
man, Jones, Lincks. Houskins, Sac
ger Howard and Kimmel. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
ALLENDER ADDS MOSCOW
TO MOVIE CIRCUIT

The j, W. Allender company, own
ers of the Liberty theatre, this week
added Moscow to their circuit of
movie houses when the firm
purchased the Orpheum theatre
there and took five year lease Oh
the building in which the show house
is located. The Orpheum was owned
by r. S. Tucker, a former Pullman
man, who had operated the house
quite successfully for seven or eight
years. He disposed OF the theatre
because OF failing health and will
rusticate in Southern Idaho and Cal
ifornia before again entering the
business field. The addition of Mos
cow to the Allender circuit will give
five town run, and will insure the
best of attractions for the Palouse
country. The direct circuit will now
include Spokane. Colfax, Pullman,
Moscow and Deer Park. The Mos
COW show house has a seating ca
pacity of $50 and enjoys a liberal
patronage. The new owners will in
stall nusical instrument similar to
the one used here and will make
other improvements. The deal was
closed by j. w. Allender, manager
OF the company, and D. f. Eddleman.
manager of the Pullman house, the
transfer becoming effective Sunday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
LUK|NS TO HEAD
LOCAL LEGION POST
Maynard-Price Post Talks Nomen's
Auxiliary, Athletics and Post
Band ut Wednesday Meeting

Or. A. T. Lukins. who served in
the medical service curing the late
war, was Wednesday evening elected
commander of Maynard-Price post
OF the American Legion for the year
1920. other officers elected by the
post were as follows:
Vice commander Ernest E.
Henry
Adjutant--Cleo Il. Miller.
Financial officer-George H. Gan
non,
Chaplain Prof. l.. f. Jackson.
Alaster-at -arms-Richard Hays.
The question of the organization
Of women's auxiliary, as author
lied by the national headquarters,
was discussed, and meeting of all
interested women of the community
will be called for the near future to
take such steps in the matter as they
deem advisable
The post also discussed the ques-
ton OF athletics and will organize a
basket ball team in the near future
and schedule games with outside
teams. Norman Moss, stellar State
College athlete, was named chair
man OF a committee on athletics
a post band is another progress
sive movement planned by the local
post and the matter will be taken
up with the chamber of commerce
and city council in an effort to Sc
cure their cooperation in the mat
ser. At the meeting this week u
members placed their names on the
list of available musicians, with
many more in prospect
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-16
STATE COLLEGE
GRANGE INSTALLS
officer Seated for 1920 Term
Mrs. X. y. Miller Il New
Master

State College Grange, No 652. in
stalled the following officers for
1920, at Wilson hail Monday night:
Master r y. Miller
Oyerseer Harry Nash
Lecturer-Mr Roy O. Wesley
steward Roy O. Wesley
Asst Steward l.. r. Lounsbury
Treasurer Ernest A. Davidson
Secretary Mrs. O, f Barbee.
Chaplain W. r McKillip.
Ceres-Nrs. D. r. Atherton.
Pomona--Mrs, c. n. Curtis
Flora-Niss Nellie Jarron
Lady Asst. Steward Mrs G l..
Zundell.
Member of Executive Committee
r J Barnett
r. A. Hodges OF Evansville
Grange acted as installing officer.
assisted by Mrs James Emert
state College Grange is in a
flourishing condition with some nine
dozen members in good standing.
Besides numerous other activities.
the Grange has. through it's cooper
alive buying committee bought and
sold several thousand dollars worth
OF goods,