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SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Any news intended for the Sunehine
column should reach the chauman II the
press committee not litor than Ncdt cs-
day noon. Address Mrs otto v. ort,
No 1912 Dlawnrc avcuuo, CITY
rNsHINE CALENDAR
November II, 1920. Delaware Branch,
!. :. =. 2ll Concord ave- ne, 8 y m
November 10, 1920 Ever Ready
Branch / s. s., Sur shrc IIall. I40V Del
aware, avenue, 10 n M.
Delaware Branch. Tho rext mcctlng
81 the Delaware Branch. viii hc held at
tho home of Mrs Wm. Pylc, 2ll Concord
ayortue The branch hrp two whool-chairs
which are not ~ use Asy Y ore deslrit Z
orc may apply 10 Miss May Robinson,
telephone 0lS-R.
Alert Rral ch Tho Alert Branch. S
s., viii hold its next meeting n Sirphiuo
/ Hall. l4Oo ID lawaro avenue. Monday AZ
7.45 y m All members are requested
/ 10 hrlrg thc,r mon friOnds ~ il Is Gentle
mon Night
Ever Ready Branch Friday evening.
| November Z, WAS al important night to
| the ladies who met with tho state frcsl-
dent, Mrs Geo W Dorsey, Jr, 1T the
| home Of Mrs Ritchie, 7Ol Vest Twenty
SECOND street, "a organize rcw branch.
/ The new branch will bc called Ever Roady
and viii meet on the first and third Friday
cvcnir Is Of each month Tic new officers
arc: rrcsldcrt. Mrs VIM Ritchlc. Vice
President, Miss Margaret linn; treasurer
Mrs William Cloud secretary, Mrs.
William salisbury, corresponding sccTo-
tary; Mrs r. II Neal; pianist, Mrs,
/ IIaunaway. Bratch Director 90 state
| Board. Mrs Clinton II Burton member
of State W .ys and means committee. Ms.
Royal Woodrow; press concspot dci I,
Mrs G. II Burton, chairman q visiil <
committee. Mrs " L. Grant: Chairman
az entcrtainn,ort committee. Mrs 4.
IoPatoursl, chairman of mcmbershlp
committee Mrs | lIanuaway. The ext
meeting will hc held Friday November
] q. Mt the homo Of Mrs G IL Burton, I0l
Concord avenue, & n. m
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MASSMEET| FOR GIRLS
At THE HIGH SCHOOL
II Will be Held Tomorrow After
noon and VIII be Addressed by
Miss Jessie L. Burial
Photo hv William shewcll I.llis.

What promises 20 he the largest masa-
mcctltg ever held II tins city for girls
will bc rordnctcd ~ the auditorium af tho
Wilmirrion iiigh echonl tomorrow f.r-
noon Tho speaker fnr tins mo 1efef y n
irp will hc Ni=4 Iezsr l. BUR . ne
National Geographic Society, q "asi-
irgton. y G llcr topic will hr Tho tnl-
power N Nctloa
Onc Thousand girla il u Thought will
attend this mccti Miss BURIAL hae been
brought a. Nilinli gton bv Tire following
glrls orgau lzatious 81 this city II ron-
urctlon with the representative ai gIfie
work. Girls Fnerdly Society, Gnmp FIro
Girls, the Carl Scouts. the Young Woman. =
Christian Aasoclatlon Peoples Settlement !,
IIagclv Corulnutlty ilpHse Italian Neigh
horhoud IIoust,. AID tic W,imit Fton aefa-
muultv Service THIS mcctlrg viii marx
the hegiuntg of the gIrl5S work II this
CITY during the wintcr mattlIg
Tomorrow will he the first appearante
Of Miss Burial II Wilmington but shc
comes highly recommended rs speaker
and Will draw large audience. She has
just completed q western trip that carried
her as far ~ tho Pacific coast Earouie
Miss BURIAL addressed many girls 30
clctica She is considered ouc Of the fore-
most leaders Of girls work IN thus country
today.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for tomorrow after oon, which
service viii begin II 3l5 o clock, Tor ail
the girls of this city. Mrs. Charles I.
Wolaston. president Of Young Womsa's
Christian Association viii preside. The
invocation viii bc offered hv the Rev.
George d. Allison, pastor OF sccaai liap-
tIst Church Greetings viii he exteaded
Ly Mavor William 6. Tavior. Under the
direction Of William 7. White community
si girg will lac orc OF the features OF the
after oon.
Miss Marion Belts will be marshal of
the dav and of the ushers whowill bc mem
hers Of the JUNIOR League There Will b.
an orchestra in attendance
Members Of the Camp Fire Girls. the
Girls Scouts, Girl Reserves and the Girls
Friendly S4eiety will lead a professional
at the opening Of the meeting. The Friepd-
ship Club of the Y w G A. Will lead the
procession All these groups of young
women will be dressed IN Uniform
f. lowing Miss Rurralls address at
the High school she will talk to all volan-
teer girl workers at tie club rooms of the
y. ". c. A at SOL Market street. at
O'Clock. She will take as her subject,
Leadership" Following her talk a social
hour will he held and tea will be served
All the churches. Sunday schools and
dav schools are cooperating with this
meeting and are supporting the slogan that
the representatives Of the girls organiza-
tions have issued namely, every girl
in Wilmington to be present.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY Club

The Washington II iZbts Ceatury lub
Current Events lass vii meet NoIday
afterroon at 3 O'Clock at the clubhouse.
The program has been aTral. ged BY Mrs.
II D. Radchtt, chairman q the north.
fhe currenI cyeats paper viii he read by
Mrs. Clareace Eraim, and Mrs. Lydia
sloeum will read paper on Pioneer
Women"
A musical program Will be gwen by Mrs.
MartiI Lewis and Mrs. stephen Lecch. \
repst viii be given by Mrs. Frank lord
Palmer. the club PR sident. The bazaar 20
be gwen by The club under the direction of
th. WAYS and mear committee of tn
Nashi gton Heights Century Club Gu
November is, afternoon ami eveg!I &, II
the club house. is expected 70 prove q
gfeaI success.
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NURSING STANDARD.
Action Taken by the Delaware State AZ.
sociation.

sociafion.
That the present standard Of trimming
for professional nurses should hc main-
tnincd is the opinion of the Delaware
State Association of Graduate Nurgca,
which has endorsed resolutions to that
effect adopted by the Delaware League
for Nursing Education
II was Recently reported that the
Delaware Medical Society hnd gone on
record MS opposed 90 "ovcr-tralning' ot
professional nurses
The action taken by TIC Delaware
League 81 Nursing Education was on the
following motion
"Rcsolvcd, By the Delaware League
Of Nursing Education. not 20 lower the
standard of education in their training
schools but ~ strive to raise this standard
~ that the Young women 4 Delaware with
education will he able to have competent
trimming in the hospitals of their own
State
There Is no profession for women
calling for So high nm education and tram.
ing as the profession Of nursing
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who had the pleasure ofmeetinR the charm
ipg lady Of "Biahopstead" to be, nre
enthusiastic over the bcnuty Of her pres
encc, which combines in marked degree,
rare dignity and grace. Wilmington ns n
whole is anticipating the establishment Of
Bishop Cook and Mrs Cook ia their new
home. Mrs Frederick NJ Kirkus, Mrs
Marshall Barton and Mrs. l.. Tatnnll
, Warner assisted informally in receiving
the guests at the reception "Wednesday
nucnInn
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HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.

The appeal for the benefit Of the Home
for Aged Women, which has been put
before the Delaware public, is meeting
with a steady response. Much more
money than has been contributed, however
will be needed to carry the home through
the winter,
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DELAWARE nRANCH 0FL

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Voice Culture Interesting
Women's College Students
~ ner,ha wri~om

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Newark. Nov. l3.-On Tpesday even
inv n ctifree IN voice culture of an In'frrsi-
ing nature WIS started at the Women
Coiege under the direction "f Moe
Dorothy Wolf. hend of the IIolugy -
partment The course ~ planned bY ~"
Dramatic club os part 0f its prnparawrt
work which wlll result "a splruddly
trained cast and appnecIatigc 1ll cnllffn
support IA the various play4 ~ ~" "in''
and the ono blg uut II dDor play ip thn
spring About acventYfYo glrl7 rcapnrdfH
to tho invitation ~ meet Miss WOLF Do ihc
chapel and although SUCH lafRo uiunif
made ihr work e organization aHnc~'.''
diff cult. by dividing the clvs INTO groups
of about four Mise N nlf wB8 ahfc 'p tf.f
he sfeakin0 voicea pf fhoEo pfrsnit ard
10 givo several val4hlc cxrrrisrs it th'
relaxation 0f hodllY muscles and - -
local chords IT. clcycr rGita'ipus of dii
ferent types of volces sFi' showed Ear3't
mistakes whloh are commonly Tnadr in
ouuuciaiiou, pIac'rg q 'he Yoice nrd 80
manuer # spcaknZ Inon c'F'ing 'trI'iou
- fypea of baautliIl .Dic"s sh" asked in"
girls t. notice thcso and watch fhfir rFn
vGirf. during tho week Tho yahic ~ three
lessons cannot be sufficiently ony ytaHzed
ejnca tho idcal ~ 10 educated wDfurn Il :
Hf'ff tHfHlitiItfkt iH4t'ti4i'3 HtFttftt'E rft'
Tho Wedue slay night PIav'hng 't7
Took qgns p4rle1ariY naive rrarndYo-
tIpu of tie delightful nur q story Df'
bye, Two Fyos fhrne EYeg fjoicn
Fisher drarna'1cd the ztorf ani c.ncf~d
The players ii their interesting por'+
Edna rar ztou orr eve. i1ufso IIl:!.E.
Throo Tycr. a1d IilHar horrlnv ll''lc.
Two Fg ! a.hn procured 'h arTioe from
the gnlioa tree played br Nata,f~
AYors' gnvo Them n 'fo frirca Nilfr'i
.Teferiaa and rode awuy With 'hr l1f'"- n-
fis broornqtick horsc il search inr haprl
{ eea
On Thursday and Friday rn1ry mem
hcrz af The faculfy lift th .Iirge on Iio
p0rtant matters n hu-lrc@s ri sn"l-I
interest Uoan Fomasor afto#nf3 tnn
meeting II ,to C0liege ub II FhiaGci-
rhia. where sne ar4ieted ~ fhe reception
yIyrn n honor II Nirs H'haw Hny
smith. Professor If Economics ~ ErYr
fawr on Friday Nfe= hofNr snr rt-
tended tic meeting p Dover of ~ D-la-
ware state Iaachrrz AssocIation, and
gave an address nn Vocational fhUra-
ion for the Girl Miss ARros Snyder u
the Fduca'iou Department who i als0
Secretary fnr tie hss0ciatlor attended N"
vorvlors If aii thr,c dave. Thursday after
room. Friday and Saturday morning
N,sa Mary # Rich, fird Secretary 4
IelucatIou. Miss Mamie Il Rnhr of 'Hr
Education Department and Miss lsu-t
i. Clark of tha Home Economies Depart
rneut alI attended the Convention and
contributed q its program with Address
and ri!sctlasIorz.
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Shopper 81 want to get fashion
able skirt. Saleslady Yes, madam VIII
YOU have it too tight or too short Lie
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srv-nrSTs ATTEvD roSrERrvcEs.

On Thursday also teo af the stIderts
left college rs rcprceer tafjvos p important
gccs erd conference Miss Ngdeiere
Dixon, preaIdcrt % tae ~fune.t -r':
Government ASSOCIATION attcr1ad t.r
Women intercollegiate f.rvcr'.na t
student Government I.xrct.t.ves ir rifGts
Nc1s York ard Eleanor Marshall went 'n
Philadelphia 81 ne college deiegato n tic
Conference oi thc Field Reprasrntlr,vc
Executives ri the East & Cerfral District
81 TIE II ~ q. A. Thr college. io se.ding
taese delegates. experiences fan privilege
81 representation and corporation 10 tGe
activities Is larger colleges
on Wednesday ~ lies f;eneveve Pom
mcref and Marie Louise Bonnet wEo are
taxing courses 1T tie Women College
ard teaching French conversation. a--
tcndca tnc ,.ret 5a5I mcetir.g ai flc WIZ
uIngton Chapter y the Alliance Franz
calse at the Misses hebbs school N.ta
them we're Mabel II. Tcbo E.-se Woo.ey-
ham. Louise Philips Dorothy Ford. a,.d
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The opportunity afforded to Whining
ton society TO meet Mrs. Philip Cook,
the wife Of Bishop Cook, on Wednesday
evening through the reception at the
Hotel du Pont, in honor Of the bishop and
Mrs. Cook. was the means of furthering
the delightful impression Mrs. Cook
has made upon Delaware people Those
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Mr. and Mrs R. Hartford Of Geneva,
n. Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
+. II. Alexander, 304 Rodney street.
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Mrs. J. F. Thomas Of 703 Van Buren
street has been entertaining as her guests,
Nr and Mrs G. " Waller and Alonzo
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Invitations will shortly be issued by
Mr.. and Mrs Rodgers Hynson for a
tea. December 4. for their daughter,
Miss Alice Dunn Hynson.
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Miss Marion Hogue OF 1905 Washing
TON street. entertained on Thursday
evening in honor OF Miss Eleanor kearsev
nf the Ccdars. Cards were PLAYED, and
n pleasant evening enjoyed
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What promises % l,n The largest masa
mcctltg ever held u thIs clty for gltls
will be ror dnctcl - the auditorium of tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

Mrs. William Banning of Union Park
Gardens entertained u group OF children
on THURSDAY evening IN honor OF her son,
n .Il.m Banning. Jr and as q far well
partv. on account OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ban
nlng leaving Tor Columbus O.. and Pitts
burg. t. make their home. Delightful
refreshments were served by the hostess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

Frank Lackey, who had expected TO
saii on last Saturday for France. had to
cancel his passage, owing to business
Mir frank Lackey and Mrs. James
surfing spent several davs in New York
this week.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
Citizens Committee
Meets With Officers

A committee of local business men
went to Poplarville, Miss, last week.
where they met with the new COM
missioners Of Pearl River county
relative to the construction of the
bridge which had been agreed upon
bv the officers of Pearl River county,
Mississippi, and Washington, Louisi-
ana. It had also been reported that
there was some talk Of placing the
bridge across Pearl river at a point
several miles north Of Bogalusa, but
this was considered a very imprac-
ticable place. No definite action
was taken at the meeting, but resi-
dents of Mississippi and Louisiana
who were in attendance, expressed
themselves as hopeful that the work
Of construction would start at an
early date.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
ssToRs TO TALK
THRIFT ON SUNDAY

-rvmen of Bogalusa have
\ .nested to incorporate the
Thrift in one Of their ser
8 sunday and all have con
40 50. The themes OF
..rmons have not yet been an
asv. January 10, has been des-
Insurance Day. 1t is the
f. the committee having the
hand that method Of thrift
..vrv life insurance, and it is
he insurance men of Boga-
& but the idea over in their own
rsrt Monday.
g.a.esdav has been designated as
M make win right now"
4, slogan for this day.
-.nr-dsy is set aside as Industry
a effort viii be made to i'm
anon ali the necessity Of keep
81 wheels Of industry on the
y. whole program will eliminate
rsat mass meeting on Friday
responding to them them,
1s.,4 nav - This mass
.i.e viii be one of music and
and win be held in a place
be announced. Just who the
.ssn viii be has not been de-
The local committee has de-
not to have any demonstration
saturday, which is PAY Your
Day,p and that is a regular
f in Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
FRANKLINToN BASKETBALL
TEAM BEATS BOGALUSA

The basketball game played be-
tween the Bogalusa High School and
the Franklinton High School last Sat
urday night was a success in point Of
attendance and interest. A good
game was played, which resulted in
victory for the visitors by score Of
Is to Is.
The first part of the game was
Franklinton's all the way through,
but Bogalusa won the second half
and all but had the whole game
cinched when in the last half minute
of play, Jones, Franklinton's star
player, put one over than won the
game for the visitors.
There are good prospects for a
game with New Orleans team next
Saturday night.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
TELLIE ScRoGGS INJURED
IN PAPER MILL MONDAY

Tellie Scroggs, one Of the work
men in the Bogalusa Paper Mill, suf-
fered an unusual injury Monday
night, when he was struck in the face
by the lever of a machine, causing a
broken nose and other injuries to the
face. The mill was running when
Mr.. Scroggs approached two other
workmen who were busy near a lever
and were standing on the lever. Mr..
Scroggs did not know they were hold
ing it down with their weight and
asked them to step aside. The men,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15

thinking that Mr.. Seroggs knew what
he was doing, and what they were
doing, obeyed his request. Mr..
Scroggs was surprised by the loose
lever and the accident resulted.
He was taken to the Bogalusa Hos
pital, where the bridge of his nose
was lifted and the wound dressed.
Although in great pain, he is doing
as well as possible under the circum-
stances.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

unlimited trouble. This remedy is
one of the greatest vegetable
compounds known, and contains
no minerals or chemicals to iniure
the most delicate skin.
Go to your drug store, and get a
bottle of S. S. S. today, get rid of
those unsightly, dis6guring pim-
pies, and other skin irritations.
S. S. S. is a splendid system
cleanser; it is not sold or recon-
mended for venereal diseases. For
special medical advice free, adj
dress Medical Director, Al Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
PLENTY o. PoLITIc

Bogalusa has been exceedingly
busy along political lines this week,
and if any candidates have failed to
show up in BogaIusa, they have not
been missed, as their friends are
looking after their interests. With
over one-fourth Of the vote of the
parish in Bogalusa it is expected that
interest win be keen until election.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
EXPERT AT CROCHET
And TATTING WORK

iss Of Bogalusa who have any
d tatting work to be done
pleased to learn that an ex-
this line of work has arrived
Bomlosa and is prepared to do ex-
work in the very shortest time
reasonable prices. Phone 293
aIl at residence, 522 Avenue D.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
Idle. go Row1.rNc

Friday night is Ladies' Night at
the bowling alleys of the Y. M. C. A.
for all who wish to either watch the
game or share in the bowling. Men,
bring your wives along that night
and show them how it is done-or let
them show you how it's done. Eel
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15

unrepOrted for any other reason.
Exert yourself to see that every
name is gotten into The records that
belongs there. Bogalusa wants to
show a growing population. We
won't have another census for ten
years.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15

lows, bring your lady friends.
Thrift Week is at hand and this
would be good time for you neg
lectful ones to start.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15

HAVE YOUR NOSE COUNTED
Don't thwart the census man. Get
your name in. Give him the names
of everyone absent, out Of town or
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
UnightIy and Dis6guring Sig.
nails Of Bad Blood.

Pinples on the face and other
parts Of the body are warnings
from Nature that your blood Is
slagsish and impoverished. Some
tines they foretell eczema, boils,
hl'slefs, and other skin disorders
ts burn like flames Of fire.
Ihey mean that your blood needs
S TO cleanse it of these inn
lage aecumulations that can cause
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15

H. E. Richardson and new bride
spent last Sunday visiting the brides
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Magee,
Evening star., 1920-04-24
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
ACTION JOLTS MARKET

NEW YORK. April o4.-Further
corrective measures" invoked by the
Federal Reserve Board to curtail or
restrict speculative credits gave the
stock market violent setback this
week, but the reaction was accelerat-
ed by weakened bull position.
The action of the central bank au-
thorities took the form of advanced
discount rates at important financial
commercial and industrial centers
This was supplemented by the private
banks of these sections. where addi-
tional contraction of loans was in
progress.
These domestic credit conditions
were accompanied by evidence Of
world wide stringency of the same
character. an echo coming from ia
pan. where speculation during and
following the war eliminated in finan-
cial disaster.
Enormous liquidation of liberty
bonds at declines Of to 4 per cent
also served to unSettle the local Sc
curities market. Offering of these is
sues evidently came from all parts of
the country. but round amounts were
mediate means of new financing.
There was let-up to gold imports.
also to exports of that metal. al
though further shipment to South
America is under negotiation. Much
of the weeks setback in foreign ex-
change. especially the London rate.
was due to offerings of sterling bills
here for Japanese interests.