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Women's College Students
Preparing for Christmas
By bertha La Tour wsieome

College. aud Miss Madaline Raiy ~.
grade demOuFtfati0n frarhrr 40 81
Newark public school Iha children
Newark viii give n drauat.tat.Dr o..
"The First Christmas ffDm ier We
lace "Ben Hm" Miss Eachni 7 ay'0r
the Wonen's COLLEGE Art Drplr'mr
and Eleanor Clemo. a 31phou0rr aI
working with the eh'ldrrn ~ maf' thf
art features such ~ per'rrr werf
costumes effective he perf'rra ar.r
~ take plaoe pn Tiraday Droernifr o.
The college Glne Club. under DO
rection n Niaa Wlc0E. H o0-oTrr ''IF
with the church rhoirs ~ Newark
occurring and rnhearsIng ChrI-tuaq Far
appropriate - The sc0nfa 90 tlr p'aY %.
/ folds fhe story n The FIRST Chri.'raF Th'
whole audience is txpectod o. ,0.r n t.r
/ singing n Christina carols
This IL the third celebration - Che FiIf
| IN Newark and marks a really up0r'or
/ advance 10 the apirt ~ n rpnmlnf
J Christina, when The children ~ ere ~
/ load their elders lut0 rra. y0f.0r m tf
+ true meaning n th' lag ard rfiehrlt'o
Tho aducatiOn cpfnuItfof NJ fEc urrfer
I club tho churrhrz ard college .rr al
/ operating this gear. - .n paet twr7
! make the play = Ficeess
The college library has roosrtiv ~
I chased a nun her NJ e'aer0 frrnch -ovr
and stories for use in ths nnodrr- iarv1HV.
f. department, ~ well ~ links -
! Professor X y salerki VIM. u -.-
interesting chapel 'aik rrfrrrrd =. '.-rrE
( gansayaua as The greatest ef rr rr
poets and philrarr.hrra rrrefr'rf
volume ~ -autavanas pOernr
library Several n thr fcri,s rrfret 7rr
by the Dramatic Club vfh uorr
rived from fhg -0phornore Plave
year, have arrived They wsr- '.ri.
by Dr n ~ K F1sfrr ard fral r'
many interesting pharrs - ne
'Prac'ieal Stage Directing torr
Play. Practi~al Hirtso AT P'a- '-t-r
ffpfav Mnkirv "Rev.rrrrr. iaffvr .ra
Act PLAYS. The Art ~ tha fheafre
More win ~ purchaaed p 80 neer fIfur
Tine third game ~ the lnfer~lsss h0rke'
zrrics Vas. after many ielava fue
weather conditions hnallv plaYed
Tuesfav afternoon oo siipTery Tro'fnd az
q driving Fnnw E'0rrn ln vn f1ur
minute halves ne zarn@ waa dnridrf q
favor ~ fhe Freshmen Ehnse rrnteT
josephine burnett made 00e rnFnf ir
her clas~ IN sendIng tnr nsii 'hr0ugh ~
opuonent'a goal he ae0re va } - q
Although this garne e0mplefsf 80 ae-ie
rhich rpe1llfed ira no viet0rv ~ -ruhn
, freshmen. and freshmen over luniorl
, nelther n Tho teams q wiling tha
the aonre shall stand. herzuae u th
. 4 lrreV7llar conditions under Vyhich the ram
: was played After Christmas re-
, Freshrnan-,Junlor zame vii rrnhaniv r
plaved on the Wornens College nDckn
field.
Brta BJrkInzrRrn, president n ID
I Athletic AssOclarlon. Is now 7urierrlr
with Miss Marian WafEDn. nhvnnai q
! rector. and the athletic council - tp tl
! selection ~ members for the honor team
Another important matter which n nein
? considered rv he council IS tno ldlptio
81 certain framing rules, aciudl.g g
sfrirtive diet wnlch ulil - rerarted Z
part ~ the point FvEtem.
; Walking s popular just now and mar
: urls ~ the Few aays SINCE fhfH snOrf W
! eligible - minor points have rraoned ~
; twentieth milestone on their lrst alnet
mile nike
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SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

Anv news intended for the Sunshipe
Column should reach the chairman of
the press committee not later than We'd
resdav noon. Address Mrs. Otto Y. ort,
1919 Delaware avenue.
SUNSHINE CALENDAR.
December 20, Alert Branch, Sunshine
Hall. l4O9 Delaware avenue, 2.30 p m.
December II, Cynthia's Helpers
Branch, No. IL West Twenty-third street,
s 2. m.
January 10. New Era Branch. Sunshine
Hall, 230 p. IN.
The monthly meeting of the New Fra
Branch was held IN Surshirc Hall, Oh
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Garrett j. Hart,
presiding. Mrs. George W Dorsey, Jr.,
gave an Interesting account Of Dcia-
ware blind baby who has been sert 20 the
Arthur Sunshine Home for blind babies
al Summit, y j. Mrs Dorsey also gave
report Of the annual mcetI & Of the
National Committee for the Prevention
of blindness, held IN New York, which
was attended by her. representing the
Delaware Division, and by Mrs, Otto
V. Ort and Mrs Julia NJ Story Of the
New Era Branch. Mrs. 5. J. Horn re-
ported on several cases Of eye-tIouhle
aInorg school children. Following their
annual custom at this season Of the year,
message Of "Surshire and Cheer was
ordered sent 10 the various restitution $
Of the city. The rext meeting Of the New
Era Branch will be held on January 10
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rHuRspAN AFTERNOON REcIrALs

The pianist secured for the series Of
Thursday afternoon recltals In the Hotel
du Pont ballroom, IS Ernest Hutchcson,
who is spoken of by the critics as "a dazz-
ling vIrtuoso with almost a super-human
technique krehhicl says Of his inter
pretation of Beethoven. 1T was an eX-
position of Beethoven, Aho used the
piano forte as medium for uttering music
but did not write music for the sake OF
exploiting the piano forte. 1t WAS the
playing Of an intellectually keen musician
whose heart as well as his music was IN
his work"
In arranging this interesting series oi
rectas, the management has endeavored
to give Wilmington music lovers an op-
portunity of hearing artists who have
already won a distinguished repellatlon
in the world OF music, and the course i
as varied as possible in so limited a number
OF recitals, comprising as It does, TIVE
vocal soloists to soprano aud baritone oi
note, quartet uneXcelled III the inter
pretation Of Chamber Music. \ 'Cellest
conce ded TO be master Of his instrument
and Mr.. lIutobeson, -who stands ab,
solutely at the highest level Of pianistil
culture.
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For afternoon wear there is moth
fng more charming than dark brown
gatin combined with satin-checked
taffeta, as shown in the first illustra-
tion. The front OF the skirt is cut
away in panel effect. the taffeta show
ing underneath the satin panels. The
waist has long close-htting sleeves
and a round neck. Satin forms the
sash, tied at one side and finished
at the ends with fringe.
Velvet holds first favor for cos
TUNES for all hours OF the day. Tbs
second froek has a simple waist, with
an overbiouse arrangement. and a
skirt that is draped with a two-pieee
tunic. The tunic Is deeply faced with
light satin. Medium size requires .
yards S6-inch velvet and 1 yard sat
in for facing.
First Model: Pictorial Review
Dress No. 9061 Sizes, "a to IS in-
ches bust. Price. 35 cents.
second Model: Dress No. 9063.
Sizes. "a to A inches bust. Price,ss
oenlS~
Crosby 4 Hill Company are sole agenc.
ai Pictorial Review Patterns Whining
tens leading store for silk, wash good
aud woolen dress goods. 605-O7-09 Make
street. ADV.
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School Attendance

The school teachers of New Castle
county are making successful efforts TO
promote the attendance of the schools.
During the month OF November, 10 white
schools and five colored schools showed
averages Of 80 per cent or more, according
to reports. The schools and their averages
are Mt. Pleasant, 90; Stanton, 90; Me-
Clellandsville, 90; Chrlstlana, 90 Mar
shallton, %; Iiare's Corner, 94i Middle
town, o. Harmony, 80; State Road 81
Welsh Tract, 81; TIowolls, 81 Hickory
Grove. 81; Arden, 81, st. Georges, 90
Townsend, 90; Hockessin, 90; colored
schools: Williamsvllle, %; Port Penn, "a,
Mt. Pleasant, 94; Kmkwood, 93; Christi
ana, 80.
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FIGHTING vERMIN ON HOGS.

Iewes, Dec. lS.-The Lewes agricul-
tural class recently visited the farm of
Harvey Russell, who lives in the vicinity
Of the school 20 gain practice in the method
Of removing vermln from swine.
Crude oil was used for this work, and
no part Of the hog S anatomy was missed
A 8 per cent solution of creOlln was applied
20 the pen where the hogs were quartered.
A small spray outfit i S perhaps best for
this operation, but many willing hands
and a broom seemed TO do just as we'll
The day was fairly warm, and as a
special precaution the hog was rubbed
drv with "gunnysack about two hours
later. AS far as we have heard no lice have
been seen since.
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AT CHRISTMAS TIME.
Caroline Russell BisPham.

The little noises of the night
Keep watch with me, while !, awake,
Lie longing, vainly, for my right
A young sons loving hand to take.
A crealzing board, es il the feet
OF my dear Boy came back 10 me,
To comfort me, who cannot meet
His soul until my own is free.
The dropping of burning coal,
Where the low fire sends forth glow
OF genial warmth throughout the whole :
Dim, quiet room All, does he know!
The crecl1ling of the wicker chair,
Where he would sit, while |, in bed
Would listen to him tslkif & there
OF things he hoped-Now he is dead
His old dog whimpers in his sleep,
As if he dreant of him he knew
And loved, while / lie here and weep
The lonely ,wakeful hours through
For Christmas time is here again
But Christ's own Mother shares my pain
Nav York Times
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Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.

nuNpAT
$50 y. m.--Opon House, special ruvIsie.
MONDAY.
$40 y m.-Frieu dship Club. club rooms.
7.45 p. m. staff Christmas party. club
rooms.
500 p. IN Blue Triangle Boortcra,
club rooms.
TUESDAY.
3.45 p. m West End Girl Reserves.
Club rooms.
3.45 p. m Wewataici Girl Reserves
club rooms
3a5 p. m fIiawatha Girl Reserves.
club rooms.
80 p. m.-F. L. G., club rooms
s.Odp. m. Camp Fire q rls. Napanachki.
S.45 p. m.-Dancig Class, club rooms.
500 p m.-Friendshlp Christmas purity
500 y. m.-Special musical program,
Altiori Club, Wollaston Hall.
WEDNESDAY.
$50 y. m.--Truc Blue Crops Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p m. Pocohor tas Corps Girl Re
serves. Hanover Church.
THURSDAY.
3.45 p. m Ouole Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms
3.45 p. m Good Fairy Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
345 y. East Lake Girl Reserve
Corps club rooms.
500 p m.-Christmas party, Noilas-
ton Hall
FRIDAY.
7.30 D. m-Moho Club
go y -DressmakIHg Class Mis-
Sehute, instructor
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WEDDING RECEPTION.

A pleasant affair Of the past week wos
the pcst-wedding reception gwen by Mr.
and Mrs. George W Bumpas at their
home. 500 West Ninth street These
present included nearly all the employees
Of the freight of ce forces Of both the
Baltimore and Ohio and Reading rail-
roads in this city, Mr. Bumpas being the
district freight agent Of the B. and o.
Mr. and Mrs Bumpas spent their re
cent honeymoon in Nashville, Tenn, with
his mother, Mrs s. f.. Bumpas, their
Homecoming being shared by Mr. Bum
pas brother, James L. Bumpas and his
bride. who was Miss Winnie Frances
Davis, a descendant Of the Southern lead
er of the Confederacy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
WANT FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S
CLUBS TO MEET IN CHINA

Shanghai. Nov. l6.-The 400 OF more
American women who compose the Amerl-
can Womans Club Of Shsngnsi are
making every effort 70 bring 20 ShADg
the next international meeting Of the
General Federation OF Women clubs
IN 1922.
At the recent biennial convention Of the
Federation OF Women 5 Cluhs IN De-
Moines. Ia, the invitation 70 hold the
next meeting in ShanghSi WIS extended
from the American Woman Club Of
Shanghai by its delegates Mrs. Charles
: TobiDgier. wife of Judge LobIngier Of
the United states Court for China On
her return to Shanghai. Mrs. Lobingler
reported that Chicago vas the oDIy other
competitor for the 1922 meeting, and said
there was some likelihood thst It would
be held in Shanghai.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
How He Ended Kidney Trouble.

81 had a severe attack of kidney trouble
and for three weeks could not get out Of
doors and scarcely out Of bed writes
C. f. Brewer, Village Springs, Ala. Could
not bend over Mt all without the most
excruciating pains | purchased bottle
of Foley Kidney Pills. Was relieved after
first few doses and continued their use
until completely cured | consider Foley
Kidney Pills the best kidney remedy IN
the world Ne recurrence u ny trouble
n. B Danlorth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
Richardson Park Civic Club.

The Richardson Park Civic Club VII
meet Tuesday al The home of Mrs. Walter
d. Scott. go West Twenty-ffth street
The members viii gather NJ the home II
Mrs. George Stewart at du Pont road, IN
order to leave their donations for the
Christmas charity, and to take the l-+5
cariu body.
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Newark. Dec. is.-Under The direction
Of Merriam Rodney tho students Of The
Womens College are prae.icing Christ
mas carols for use on all Christfnss tide
occasions. Y. ". G. A.. Christmas dinner
aud chapel exercises. On Wednesday
night. December ~. an enjoyable Christ
mas dinner party ~ planned with All the
festive touches of candles and dec0ra tions
10 Offset the simple menu which wiii be
served at that time.
Tho Dramatic Club viii present scene
from The Birds Christmas Carol. The
amusing attempt Of the Rugglos family 70
prepare for Carol Birds Chrstms9 din
ner.." Guests AZ the college for this occa-
sion will be President and Mrs Walter
Hullihen, Louise mud Frances Hulihen,
Mr. and Mrs Henry p Scott and Chan
cellor and Mrs Charles NJ Curtis.
All arrangements for the Junior Prom,
which will be held this evening, have
worked olt beautifully. Tho decorations
arc especially successful ard have been
enjoyed by the students for the past few
days They consist ~ red paper roses
formed around each inverted lighting
fixture, 0 shower Of white paper streamerH
draped from them, and red paper fcstoors
connecting the sides Of ths room With The
light bowls themselves a novel feature
of the decorating scheme is huge snow
ball placed below the mantle % either end
of the IIlarium, over The doorway lead
ing 70 this room are placed glistening
snow Junior numerals 1922, and op-
posite this arc similar numerals honorIng
the Senior class 1921 Madden's Orches-
ira furnishes the music for the dance
+ Gorge Carter, editor of the Eveninf
Journal and Mrs Carter were glezts o.
the college ~ dinner on "Wednesday
night Ruth Ann Russell, the college cor
respondent for the Journal, and Madeieir
Dixon, president of the student Govern
mont Association, acted as hoet"e9eT a
the table where students Interested r
newspaper writing sat With the guests
After dinner about 20 students Intnrester
IN the formation Of press club met y =
Mr. Carter in SUSSEX Hall lie had gIveT
i q most interesting account ~ the proces7e
involved in gettrpg out paper Mr.
/ Carter emphasized the importance .
+ women in this field and illustrated ~
j claims by citing Instances p remarkable
/ successful Newspaper women, Elia " he"ie
Wilcox. Helen Rowland Margaret sang
gter and others
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accompanied TO Princeton by several
local debutantcs.

accompanied 70 Princeton by several
local debutantcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severson B. Cooling have
returned from n stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Addie f. Sweadner Of 802 Lom-
bard street wishes TO announce the com
ing marriage of her daughter, Mildred
Blanche, To George s. Fluharty of this
City The commonwealth take plnee at
the parsonage of Scott NJ. u. Church.
December 81, with the Rev. T. j. Sard
officiating. After an extended trip South,
the couple will bc at home after January
10, 1921.
Thursday afternoon at tho italian
Neighborhood House the Americanisa-
ton committee of the New Century Club,
Mrs. William Beacon chairman, directed
a delightful Christmas party which was
! enioyed by 6h g,Iests including % little
folks. Mrs Beacom was assisted by Mrs
w. J. Cohalan. Mrs. James X Stack,
Miss Anna Negendank, of the New Cen
fury Club; Miss Hart, Mrs Carson,
Miss Dixon, and Miss Smith of the stah
| OF the Americanizstion Committee OF the
Service Citizens; Miss Weaver, Miss
| Lafferty, Miss MARY Corsano of the itel-
| an Neighborhood House. Honor guests
were Mira. Frederick Bringhurst, president
| of the New Century Club, Mrs. G. T.
| NJ Rumford chairman of the clvlcs com
| mittee Of the New Century Club, Mrs.
| Robert II. Rsvner, past preeident, and
| Miss Katharine Winslow. Games, piitn
and mock auction afforded much en-
! iovment, aud the decorations Of Christ
| mas greens used with shaded lights made
| nm attractive background for tho happy
| pwrty. Miss Coraeno looked after the
pleasure Of the children, while The mothers
enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. James A. Draper, Jr., will have as
her guests during the Chrstmas season
/ her parents, Mr. and Mira. James l.. Ford
| Of st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Carroll Stollenwerck
Of Atlanta, Ca, will be the holiday guests
4 of Mrs Stollcnwcck'H mother, Mrs,
/ Rodgers Wilson &C Indian Hill, cnroute
70 New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J Bacon and Miss
/ Annette Bacon, who have been in Europe
| since October, are expected homo Decem-
! ber % or %.
Ono OF the most interesting events Of
/ the near future viii be the marriage OF
| Miss Helen Cameron Shaw, daughter oi
| Mrs Ralph Shaw, to Joseph Swift TatnRll
son Of MIR and Mrs. Henry Tatnall on
! january ~ s o'clock, In Trinity Church,
/ the wedding ceremony 20 be performed 10y
/ the Reverend Frederick Nj. kirkus.
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The REASON.

WHY Il .s that v0u never ask rnur
lady customers what -lze taet wear rne.
they come u for new shoes assea Oh"
Friend
Well. -rphed the shoe Deaier If
a lot easier ~ measure tneu ieet aAn
argue with them LlAe AlcLlkc
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rRhwcr oH Top.r

RAYMOND w Kukbride ~ the French
Department spoke ~ chapel. Wednesday
morning. taking a. his theme the economic
condition ~ France today He told ~ the
brave and energetic spirit ~ the French
m taxing Themselves AZ an extremely high
rat, ~ interest ia order that their war
dehts NAV be paid within a. short tlme
~ possible
On Thursday morning Miss Dora VII
cox, head of the Music Department, de-
lighted the chapel attendants with 40 al
too short program of sentimental songs.
both old and modern. Miss Wilcox WAS
accompanied on the piano By Mlss Gladys
r. Pratt. college librarian.
Miss SewcOmb ot tho Bureau Tor
Trained Women was guest ~ the c0i-
lege on Thursday On this day also Mrs
4. ID. Warner made short visit.
The Educational Department y work
ing Just now % make successful the play
which the eighth grade children are pro-
ducing. under the direction Of Beatrloe
Navlor. q sophomore at the Women =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18

The invention ~ a -rsldent ~ Aasi
.ur-ou. ID eau -e lz-a "a a latn tl
seat, a seal attached lo -le .1ot
bed ~ 4 vail shell
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Bacon and Miss
Annette Bacon, who have been in Europe
since October, are expected homo Decem-
Der % or %
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7.30 p. m-Aloho Club
80 p understanding Class, All
Sehutp. Instructor
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Mr. and Mrs. r. Carroll Stollenwerck
Of Atlanta, Ca. will be the holiday guests
of Mrs. StollcnweckH mother, Mrs.
Rodgers Wilson &C Indian Hill, cnroute
20 New York CITY.
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Mrs. James A. Draper, Jr., will have as
her guests during the Christmas season
her parents, Mr. and Mira. James l.. Ford
Of St Louis. Mo.
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Mrs. Emma Rice of Philadelphia and
Miss Bruder Of Pittsburg we're weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Mode On
Monday Mrs. William Corey entertained
Ia honor of these visitors with luncheon
a. which twelve guests were present.
DIR. ard Mrs. Fl j. Stubbs will give a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18

Mrs Frank DeArmond will be the hostess
for a dim er Oh Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Mary Marvel
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Mrs. f. NJ. Hoopes will have pleasant
party of guests for the Christmas holi-
laws. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Coles Morris
Of New York will be here and Miss Ruth
III. TAYLOR Of Boston, Mass, also George
Mosely OF London, England, who viii
visit Mrs Hopes and Mrs. W. c. Nes-
bit.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sabbath School at $50 a. M, Mr.. j.
A. Hammack, superintendent. Morn
ing worship at IL a. M, "The Keynote
of Human Redemption. Elders and
deacons Will be ordained and installed
at the morning service. The evening
service will be held at the Warfield
Theatre at 1880 p. m. The baccalau-
reate sermon of the city high school
will be delivered by the pastor upon
the theme "The Kingdom of Truth"
You are most cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
w. P. CHALMERS, Minister.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14
CAMP FIRE GIRLS

On Saturday afternoon, May 9Th, a
number of Lo-he-se Camp Fire Girls
gathered at the home of Miss Henri
eta Browne and held a social meet
ing, to plan the coming summer hikes,
picnic, etc. Throughout the meeting
the melodious strains of sweet toned
Victrola mingled its harmony with the
young peoples chatter. The subject
of a club room was discussed and
plans are well under way for real
Camp Fire Club room.
After partaking of dainty refresh
ments served by the hostess, the girls
repaired to the beach where they
built a camp fire and toasted marsh
mallows.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

a
To vote on the question of author
izing the issuance of the coupon bonds
of the city in sum not exceeding
$125, 100000 for the construction of a
water works and electric light plant
for supplying water and lights for the
inhabitants of the city.
Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the authority of a reso-
luton of the city council declaring the
intention to issue said bonds and call
ing an election to vote thereon, adopt
ed at a meeting of said council on the
9th day of April, 1920, an election
will be held at the several voting
places in the city within legal hours
on the 9th day of May, 1920. The
voting places for such election will be
respectively at the City Hall and at
Fireman't Hall in South Pascagoula
F. L. LINDINGER,
F. J. JOHNSON
w. w. WALKER,
Election Commissioners.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14

WANTED: Capable men to estab-
fish and manage branch offices in
Pascagoula and other Mississippi
cities. $3.50 to $500 capital requir-
ed. Same fully protected. We allow
expenses to Gulfport if you will
qualify. Write, wire or phone, Miss
issippi Automobile Owners Assoc
iation Gulfport, Miss. 5-7-tf
LOST-Emblem clasp pin, Order
Eastern Star. Finder please return
to Chronicle office and receive re-
ward.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14

WANTED:-Manw with team or auto
who can give bond to sell 1877 Wat
kins home and farm products. Big
gest concern of kind in the world.
$500 to $4,000 yearly income. Terri
tory in this county open. Write to-
day. j. r. Watkins Co., Dept. 112
WinOna, MINI. STA
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14

The purchase of the l.. G. Blodgett
beach residential property by Mr.. B.
H. Trotter, formerly of Winona and
Indianola, Miss, is one of the most
important transfers. of real estate
that has recently taken place. This
ideal home fronts the Gulf
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-14
Mrs. John r. Watts assisted by h

Mrs. John r. Watts assisted by her
sister, Mrs. J. w. Frellsen entertained
during the weekend for several visit
ing friends. The house decoration
and setting was attractive. Among
the guests present were: Mrs. Marc
Kean, Mrs. Troutman, Mrs. Shepard,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Watts, Sr., Miss
Viola Dupre, Miss Olive Pollock, Alice
Frellsen, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Dinkin-
sheets, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Won Walter,
Mrs. Turnbull, Miss Burkett of Mo-
bile and Mrs. Frellsen.