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Evening journal., 1920-11-06
MISS BURIAL
TO MEET GIRLS

one thousand girls are desired by
the Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
ciation in cooperation with repre-
seniaiivcs of all Girls organizations
i'm This city 20 attend the mass meet
ing VIII ch they have arranged for sun
day afternoon November IL, at 30
o'clock I'm the auditorium OF the VII
minrion High school. The speaker
will be Miss Jessie l.. Burial, OF the
National Geographic Society Of wash
ingtpn. n. c.
Miss BURIAL is an interesting and
delightful speaker and will appeal TO
an girls between the ages or II ana IA
years. Her subject at me mass meet
Ing will be "The Girl Power III
This meeting will be a starter for
iho girls work In this city during the
,N'nlcr months. Following Miss Bur.
rails address she Will give nracuca
suggestions In girls work. At . O'Clock
she will talk 90 an volunteer glrl
workers at the Y w. G. 4, S0i Mar
kcl street, on the subject Leader
ship"
Al the mass meeting Mayor Taylor
will give a friendly greeting. Under
me direction Of William p. While
community singing will be one OF the
features Of the afternoon.
Members OF the Campfire GIFTS
ihe Girl scouts, the Girls Friendly
and the Girl Reserves Of this city 9
professional will be held at the FIRST
OF the afternoon. All these young
girls will be dressed In uniform
There will be a special section at the
school reserved for these young peo-
ple All members OF these societies
Who are going 20 take part in the
professional are asked TO report al
the Y. w. C. A. club rooms, sOA Mar
ket street. on Thursday Afternoon
| next 10 practice the music Tor tn'
rsllv on sunday November "a.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
ALPnMCnV cI.IIR nANrr


Unusual costumes featured the
masque dance given by the Alpoweo
Club in the New Century Club last
evening. After the first three dances
prizes were awarded to several of the
dancers and masques were removed
ana programs were made out. The
prize for The best dressed couple was
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Cardwell, who We're dressed in CO.
lonial costume; Miss Madeline Rodgers
received the prize for the best dressed
woman. She wore a gay perrot suit
or black and white Oscar C.. vii
son was awarded. the prize for the
best dressed man, he wore a colonial
costume in the period OF George
Washington Joseph +. Kinley WAS
awarded the prize for the most comic
costume. lie was dressed as a
clown. Each OF the prize winners re-
ceNed s. gold pieces.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

Friday evening By the club at tn
home Of Mrs. Edward Curren was
social success The next meeting d
the club will be on November i6 q
the home Of Mrs Raymond Rolsrt
son This vii be known as Hon
Economic Day"
The Liberty Bell Social s-ub hel
It's regular meeting last night at tn
home OF Mrs. Lillian Lyons.
Palmer street. Mr.. Clinton Townten
was elected president and Mrs. Igor
secretary and treasurer. The socii
Will spend next Tuesday eVenink ;
the home of Mrs Mastin iO1 Ra,
street. and on Nov. i6 will hold
masquade at the home of Miss. Jar
Hemphill, 1924 King street. Men
bers are asked to meet at the hon
OF Miss Lillian Lyons, No. ? Palm
street, Tuesday night at 730 oeloC
and 90 from there to Mrs. Nlastin
home on Tuesday night, The. clu
members are Clinton Townsend. .Rui
! White. Amos Hahn, Lillian lyon
I Marshall Alexander. BESSIE ThOppsO
Harvey Reynolds, Anna Korney. Hug
| Murray hltueo hlillldAt hdlpllf ~
rister. Katherine DOherty, Walt
Maxwell. Jane Hemphill. Paul Lyon
Grace Wigglesworth, Paul Fritl
Angus Coye, Lester Lyons. w,
Deakyne, ] o. Nein and VILLA
Shellduck.
| New Era Branch. international Su
shine Society, will meet at ,.
o'clock on Monday afternoon at Su
shine Hall.
One new M mber was admitted
Libarius Branch. l. 5. s. at the NEE
ing held on Thursday evening
Sunshine Hall. Mrs. G. w. Dorse
lJr. president OF the Delaware din
sion. gave an interesting address co
cerning the future work OF u
branch.
The Woman's Order OF the Nation
Association Of Retail Druggists W
meet on next Wednesday evening
ihe home Of Mrs. j. o. .Boslt
Fourteenth and King streets.
members are requested to be preset
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
CHRLSTNAS SALE
BY TRINITY WOMEN

If the enthusiasm OF the workers
I'm the Christmas sale to be held by
Trinity Womens' Club is communi-
Gated 20 lhe buyers the sale will be
one of the greatest examples Of
charity In business ever experienced
! I'm this city. The great idea is TO
offer full value for The money, not %
offer a thing far above what it would
bring In a business place because the
cause is good This Is 30 be a bust
Incss enterprise for a few days, begin
/ ming Tuesday, November i6. it con-
tinung for the remainder Of the Week.
/ The shop will be on The corner OF
/ Eleventh and Orange streets, across
| from the Hotel dupont II VIII be
regularly conducted with salesWomea,
/ bOOkk epcrS. cashiers, etc
I In charge of lhc sale are Mrs.
james A. Draper, Jr. president Of the
club. Mrs z. q Tulman. Mrs. Harry
| G. Haskell, Mrs. Frank l.. DeArmond
and Mrs Paul Wilson. IL Is almost
/ impossible to say how varied the
/ things for sale will be but there VIII
be a great variety Of choice and some
very unusual things in many lines
may be obtained. First or all there
will be an antique department. and
I InF IINIH NMNNN = AAU AAAAAAN O." NttN Atttt
est More things win be coming IN
every day. that is old pieces OF furni-
mre china and all the etcetras OF an
tinues Already a large stock Is at
hand. and more is on the way MT
Ed,nrd Brinrhursi les special adv ser
for This department. and It's chairman
is Mrs Harlan q. Scott
Tho most distinctly Christmas
thing will hc the counter for christ
mas cards and calendars. \ numnei
M very unusual things will be solo
.rhore. and eV wholly a~Slfr u iN u
they can find an the appropriate cards
and calendars TO-" 'hr mos ra-nN lt
nrices This viii ho i'm charge Of. Mrs
IC. Glen Bcadcnkopf ana Miss Marion
. Beadenkopf. Patrons VIII De- please'
with the doW'lon lAni ll
ho FOR sale there, as the things solt
yyiu comprise gifts from every mem
J her OF the club. Mrs Marshall Bar
, ton and Miss Elsie Patterson Will haN'
'. charge OF This department
. The sample table is another un
! usual feature. Here Miss Elizaheil
nrapcr and some OF ksr assistant
r w.n have samnlrs of aii Kinds NJ -nnr
, rooods-swcatcrs scarfs, shirtwaisl
= and many other things, all imported
] and there's no denying IL, ihere
magic I'm the word 'importen. ~
women like something from the othe
Side 49,,
A hookslsll is always something u
conger over. "n1use - inc ,,,4Ns pc
| cupation." a place where the pur
E chaser hos "a delightful d7Nf ~
, time. picking and choosing, thel
concluding with purchase ina
3 means happy hours in an easy chali
! the world forgetting and torgel
There's nothing quite like a bookstal
! and This is going 30 be Just The Idea
! bookstall. with Mrs. Charles Reese
charge.
: Painted things, lamp shades. bo'
tles 'nrumerahlo }hinrs iha' " IN con
: vert a house into a home, will be 70
! sale. and they are being made and as
/ sembled by Miss Ethel Barksdale
= A pleasant time. whether the Wis, o
d buys or not, is what the proprietor
g of this shop desire for their patrons
They extend welcome and greetin
and they look forward TO patronas
from friends and public.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
mNnoo POET TO LECTURE HERE

OnOn k0ieI MukcrlL Hlnd0O poet
and lecturer, a student at Calcutta and
Toxic. and graduate Of Stanford Uni
versity, viii lecture before the New
Century Club on The evening OF No
vembcr i2 on THE India of Kipling
and Tagorc." These authors OF mod
ern times writing so viyidly OF India.
with Mr. Mukerji, who Is stepped In
the philosophy and poetry OF the
Orient and equally the master OF Eng
sh will prove an enterta ming even
ing. The kfenness of his humor Is
effective and ne holds his audience
under the spell and fascination OF his
subject He is a student OF all liter
ature.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
RACHEInRS, RAIL-

The BachelOrs' Bail. winch has al
ways proved popular with many de-
butantes. will be held this year on
Wednesday evening, November 2i, IN
the ball room Of Hotel dupont. II
VIII be an elaborate affair, as in for
mer years. 4 number Of society
men from other cities will attend
Nearly every young man in this city
who viii attend will have come one
as his guest.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
KoMus NIUE DANCE

One OF the most successful OF the
many masque dances given this sea-
son Yves that held Thursday evening
by the komus Kluh in the New
Century Club. Many pretty costumes
We're worn by the dancers. The
chaperones were Mrs. Carrie NJ. Beck
and Mrs. Fannie T. Seabert. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Katherine
Nulroney, who was dressed as a
Jockey; William Allen Tinsman, Jr.,
who appeared as a Mexican. and
James Colsrove. who had ths fun
Lest costume.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
$40 FROM CHICKEN SUPPER.

Over $40 was cleared from the
chicken supper given on October 27,
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
p +. Church, Talleyville, in the
Grange Hall. The proceeds will go
towards the remodelling, OF the church.
A vote Of thanks is extended by the
society to all the friends who assist
ed.
The next meeting Of the society will
be held early in December at the
home Of Mrs. Mary C. Luff.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
poI Isu pASrOR AT WORK.

The Rev. JOhn Adanzyk, new pas
tor Of the Polish Baptist Church, Elm
and Franklin streets, assumed his
duties last Monday, and held his first
meeting Thursday evening. A meet
Wilmington Baptist City Mission So
ciety, was held at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Thursday night. when plans for as
sisting Mfr. Adanszyk in his work,
were discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
PENNA. DIVISIONS RUSnIAGE SALE.

The Maryland Division OF the Penna
System Women's Mutual Aid will
hold a rummage sale on Monday al
IA Tatnall street. Donations may
be sent TO the following committee
Mrs. r. leslie Appleby. chairman
1909 Harrison street; Mrs. w. II.
Redmile iiii West Eighth street
Mrs. Raymond Jones. 4i0 Pine street
Mrs. Annie E. Parsons, 1906 Della
ware avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

RARY IN MIlLIIN FAMILY.

Holly Oak, are receiving cotsratul,
tions on the birth Of a son, Dor
on October 30, at the Delaware Hol
p'tal. Mrs. Mulfin will be refnembe
ed as Miss Esther B. Gibson, OF Bu
nos Aires, Argentine. Mr.. Null is
son OF Mr.. and Mrs John s. Multi
Of this city and Holly Oak
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
Am socIFTY RtrSIMAGF SALE

The ladies' Aid SOciety or 81. PAU 5
NJ z. Church will hold a rummage
sale on November IS. Persons having
any contributions for the sale are
requested TO notify Mrs. Moro Nc
MILAN, 3Oi West Twenty-flrst street
Mrs. Nelson X. Warner, $40 Adams
street; Mrs. J. Frank Davis. 904 Adams
LktreeL
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
,puOny nANCF TONIGHT.

Delaware Post No. I. American Le-
gion. will give the second OF a series
Of dances this evening IN the state
armory. William Regan, chairman,
has arranged special features for this
evening. The dance is open 10 the
public.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
T1Bi ri III S

BROwN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown, Of 1547 North Seventeent
street, Philadelphia, at the Delawai
Hospital, on October 30, a son.
POOLE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pool
OF 602 West 14th street, at the Delawai
Hospital, on October 81, "a daughter.
DEAYER-To Mr.. and Mrs. EdwaI
Deaver, Of 1928 Yandever avenue,
the Delaware Hospital, on October 3
son.
COLLINS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clareni
Collins, Of Kirkwood, at the Delawai
Hospital, on November 8, dsughte
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
WILLING WORKERS AT DINNER.

IVNO hundred VISITORS were enter
tained at the dinner OF the Millinz
Workers Club Of First-Central Pres
byterian Church held Thursday even
ing in the assembly room OF the Y.
NJ C. A. The affair was in charge OF
Mrs. w. J. Mckinney. Jr., assisted by
Mrs II. Merrill Lynch, Mrs. Henry
Ray. Miss Helen NJ Hayes. Mrs. w.
g. Guy. Mrs. Theresa krauss, Miss
Emma Kearnoy and Miss Elizabeth
Barnes. The proceeds Of the dinner
Will be devoted to the Girls North
leld fund
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
GRAcE SEWING socIErY MEETING

Tho soWlng sOcletY on Ufacc NJ. n
Church Will hold en- all-day meeting
a. ihe church house on Tuesday
Luncheon will be served at 4 O'Clock
A business meeting will be held at
4 O'Clock.
The officers OF the society are: Pres
ident. Mrs. ]. R. Wilson; first vice
president, Mrs w. F. OKeefe; sec
ond vicepresldent, Miss Frances Mat
lack: treasurer. Mrs. B. G.. Strickland
assistant treasurer. Mrs. Clifford E
IszaTu; secretary. Mrs. Thomas A
Alexander.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
MISS GER WICK
is Y SPEAKER

The religious work committee Of
The Young Womens Christian Asso-
citation has planned for a five day
stay in this city Of Miss Katherine
Gerwick, Missionary Education Sec
retary OF the National Board Of the
Y. w G.. A. Beginning tomorrow and
continuing until Friday Miss Gerwick
will conduct many meetings i'm VIII
mington
Her visit VIII mark the real open
ing OF the work OF the religious COM
mitlee for the winter Miss Gerwick
especially is Interested in all groups
Of young women and girls and will
hold several meetings for them. She
is we'll fitted in all phases Of mission
ary and Christian work and will
bring many helpful messages to VIII
mnglOnians.
Miss Gcrwlck Will base her talks
ON The subjects. Girls Of the World
and "a World Of NeighbOrs.' Letters
have been sent to all the clergy Of
This city asking their cooperation
wish these meetings.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3i5 O'Clock
Miss Gerw'ck II address a meeting
al sol Market street. In connection
with the board meeting on Monday
an all-day convention will be held at
which Miss Gerwick will make an ad
dress. She viii hold meetings for
girls i'm the club rooms OF the Y. w.
/ G. A. at Sol Market street on Tuesday.
| Wednesday and Thursday aft rnOons.
/ A large mass meeting Will be held on
! Frida yevening November - n FIRST
and Central Presbyterian Church 10
which The general public is cordially
invited.
The schedule NJ meetings 70 be held
next week al sol Market street. with
+ Miss Garwick as leader is as follows
sunday November T. 3i5 p. m.-Talk
lo board members. committee mem
hcrs. stan members, Blue Triangle
7 Boosters
Monday November 9, 10 a. m.-Fif-
teen minutes at board meeting, 1890
u. m. luncheon: D. m, meeting with
The board members and others
Friendship Club
Tuesday. November Q, 8 p. m.-Girl
Reserves. Wantaisi Corps. West End
Corps, school No. s Corps Hiawatha
Corps, POcohonias Corps; 8 p. m, In
dustr'al Groups. r. l.. C.. Corps, Aloha
Club Whose Club. Campfre
Wednesday. November 10, $3.50 p. m
True Blue Corps; 8 p. m, Wollastor
Hall
Thursday. November A., p. m.-
Girl Reserves. OriOle Corps, East Lake
Corps. Good Fairy Corps; 8 p. m. gen
eral meeting First and Central Pres
byierian Church.
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Plain Dealing Department

Ethel and Abilene Cornish. Edna
Winston and Rernice Bush.
DIR. Keoun visited Marshall. Texas.
this week.
Mr.. Charles Adair. of HoS<ton. is
visiting his brother. Mr.. J. +. Adair.
Mr.. and Mrs Barton Purcell and
little Francis left Sunday for visit
to Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Curry and little
Virginia returned Saturday from Il
weeks stay In Shreveport.
Miss Dee Underwood. of Pine Bluff.
Ark. and Mrs. John CarStarphen. of
Ruston. are guests Of Mrs. J. Perry.
Mrs. J. Il. Turnkey returned Mon
day from visit with her sister. Miss
Leehora NeighbOrS. of Converse. Sabine
Parish.
MIR. William Swindle and Mr..
ThOmOn came up Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Swindle.
Misses Lemma Johnson. Bessie
carstarphen and Lillian Smith. G. J.
Richardson. Willard King and DIR. Nc
Kellar motored to Shreveport last
Thursday evening.
! Miss Hazel Swindle went last Fri
day afternoon to Shreveport. spending
that night and Saturday with Miss
Abilene Mading and from Saturda!
to Monday in Yellow Pine with hel
sister. Miss Lois Swindle.
Miss Ruth Herndon left Thursday
of last week for Texarkana. Ark. t,
attend the dance given in that city the
following night. She returned HON.
Sunday afternoon. accompanied b!
Miss Virginia Rrame. Of Louisville. Ark
= The crew that was drilling tn,
Wild Rox well has abandoned the wei
and pulled the piping. and left until ar
engagements are made for another well
The work was in charge of MeSSrs
Ratcliffe and English. under Mr.. Man
ming.
Last Saturday most charming
little picnic was given by Miss Henri
McI.eish to her friends. They assemble
ut the home of Lucille Wright and pro
ceeied to the woods. where they i'll
dulged in all the usual picnic sports
\ delicious lunch was spread. Thos
who enjoyed the day were Lucill
Wright. Hazel Sanders. Matte Sentel
Lois Kelly. Madge New, Hazel May.
. Howard Wheeler. Raymond Mays
! Eutrelle Winget. Charlie Stewart, For
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Clesn Up the Stable Fly.

Have YOU ever tried to sleep Oh hot
summer night when just one mosquito
had crept through the window screen!
Imagine Your state Of mind If that
single mosquito were multiplied by 100
and your hands tied:
That sensation. according to the Blu
reau of Entomology, United States De-
partment Of Agriculture. Is something
comparable with what a horse. mule OF
cow enilures when the stable fly Is
present In great numbers.
The stable fly greatly resembles the
ordinary House fly but for the lance
with which he il armed. 1t Is known
that he carries disease from infected
animals to healthy ones. and there Is
some ground for belief that the insect
aids the spread of spinal meningitis
among human beings.
The eggs Of the fly are laid i'm loose,
warm straw heaps and piles Of stable
refuse. \ plague Of flies always starts
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Coyle. Henry Rodgers. Henrie Mcl-eish
and Miss Lemma Johnson.
Mrs. Perry and Mrs. J. ID. Herndon
were Shreveport visitors Wednesday OF
last week
Mr. Parrish. Of Jonesville, Cata-
houla Parish. Masonic Grand Lecturer.
was here Tuesday night.
-Rev. L. J. Holiday and Rev. cudd,
Of Shreveport. have just closed most
successful revival ut the Methodist
Church.
A dance will he given here Monday
night Of next week-the 18th. 4 Shreve-
port band will furnish music for tn"
=, occasion.
Mr.. l.. y. Bush has the pleasure
of having with him his mother. Mrs
Bush. of SotluS. Sabine Parish. She
will he here for the closing exercises
of the school.
Misses Ethel and Abilene Cornish
and Edna Winston. Mrs. w. F. Bell
&. +. Mays. Carl Perry and Abb ('raw
ford went out to the oil well last Satur
day night for moonlight picnic. The!
were Joined at the we'll by Leonard
Mc(;augley. Fred Cornish and Bel
James.
Miss Dena Sherburne was hosteS:
last Thursday to the Ladies' Aid Societ!
of the Presbyterian Church. After ;
very interesting program, the ladie
Showered Miss Carrie Wyche. bride
to-be Of June. after which they wer
served strawberry cream and chocolate
gold and silver cake.
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Senior Class Entertained.

Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
e.. l.. Allen entertained the senior class
of Plain Dealing High School and Il few
friends with theatre party. followed
by supper. For the supper the table
was profusely decorated with roses.
the class flower. The places Of the
seniors were designated by white rose
buds and those of the other guests by
red buds. They were served salad on
lettuce. pickle. cheese straws. saltines
and iced tea. followed by Strawberries
with whipped cream. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Mae Lusk.
Those present were Misses Lillian
NIc1.eisl. Carrie Barnett. Winnie Keoun
Susie Foster and Mae Lusk, Marshall
Mcclellan. q. W. MeareS and Charlie
Hern(lOn.
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from these sources. and the contfoi Oh
the pest iS best managed by scattering
the straw early in the spring before the
beginning of warm weather ana pio"-
ing it under. or by burning 1t when the
former method cannot he applied.
Stable refuse should he scattered Ill
regular intervals of one week or less
throughout the season. starting Win
early spring. In this way the nrsI
generation of the pest Is DESTROYED ana
IL plague averted. \ recent pub lcatioh
Of the department. Farmers bhiietiil
1857, gives i'm detail the life history OF
the stable fly. methods for its control
and some facts concerning the amount
Of damage done by the insect.
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A Birthday Party.

George Curtis Lyon. jr.. entertained
his little friends with Il birthday party
on the afternoon of Saturday. the LIST.
They enjoyed games Of many kinds.
and the new pieces played on the plan"
PLAYER were great attractions to them
for Il part of the afternoon.
Many pretty and useful gifts were
received. among them toys. candy,
jewelry. and Il watch and Bible Sto'
rieS from mother and daddy.
Strawberry shortcake. topped with
cream. was served. and then came the
cutting of the birthday cake, in which
Mary Dixon Allen found the ring
Louise EuckOlls was the lucky rfci
girl. finding the money. and Josephine
I.uSk. the bottom.
Those attending were Almetta ('Oyle
Margaret MeareS. Fanny Mays. Mar!
Helen Herndon. katherine Swindle
Josephine Lusk. Mary Dixon Allen
| Mabel Goodman. Louise NuckollS
Eloise Sanders. Hinkle Stroud. Free
Edens. Fred and Leon Heifner. Porte
Win.ate. John II. Goodman. Alive
Ch,mlee, Alton Fluitt. Jimmie ID. Pur
cell. Joe Flowers. Cavett Brooks, ant
George Curtis and Jack Lyon.
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,OcAL AND Personal.

Mfr. l.. y. Bush was visitor to
shreveport last Saturday.
Roy. Nurse Of New Orleans. will
u,,c,, next sunday ut the Presbyte-
RAN Church.
Miss Ethel Rodgers returned home
-. week, having, finished her Schoul
form near Minden.
Afr and Mrs. Box Kimball and
D.. ir., are visiting Mrs. KimbalrS
either. Mr.. $. J. Caldwell.
Mfr, and Mrs. T. NJ. Gatlin, of Nj
,ct uwtored up Sunday to he guests
~ Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Swindle.
Miss Leslie Banks. Of Vivian. for
,,or,v of this place. was married last
look TO Mr.. Carl Zilk>, of RodesSa.
Mrs, NJ. C. Wright left Wednesday
. last week to visit her daughter. Miss
y,ohora NeiyhhorS. who is teaching at
Converse.
Mrs. H. Gardner. of HoSston. for
merly of Plain Dealing. died after Il
Lang illness ana was Dufleu saturday
Of last week.
Tuesday. the 18th. has been fixed
,,,,, rs the date to work ut the ceme-
arv It is hoped that everybody i'll
,orssted will be there. prepared to help
spt the grounds in good order.
Mr.. J. +. Nanny went to TeXar-
..ua Ark. last Wednesday evening
and from that place proceeded to
vivian TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Banks. He returned home last Friday
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Meares ell
,,r+oinel a few of their young lady
t,,ouds Tuesday night with Il ROOF
GARDEN dance The guests were Haze
,,indle. Ruth Herndon Eula King
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Tenth Birthday Anniversary.

Mrs. ]. +. NuckOlls gave Il birthday
party Thursday Of last week for her
little daughter. Louise. The children
had great sport over their games. and
in addition were served lemonade and
cake. The cake had eleven CANDLES
one for each Of I.ouise's ten years and
one to grow Oh. They had great fun
making. IL wish as they took turns ut
blowing the candles.
The little guests We're EloiSe Sanders
Katherine Swindle. Mary Helen Hern-
don. Margaret Meares. Beatrice Love
lady. Lorine Walker. Josephine I.nsk
Mavis and Nell Evans. .Almeta c"yle
]. L. keetI. jr.. Leon Sanders. Porter
Wing;,te. George Curtis Lyon. Noel
Mc(;;,uyliey. Joe Flowers. Jimmie Dick
Purcell and John Evans NuckOlls.
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james J. Hill once said: : DO you
want to know if you are going to be
Il success or Il failure in life: You can
easily find out. Are you able to save
money: If not. drop out. You will fail
as sure as you i've james ]. Hill
made a fortune following his own
advice. Why not make a trip to the
bank or postoffice to-day and get that
other war savings stamp: #@#