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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
SHOOTING IN DARKTOWN
LANDS TWO IN JAIL

As the result Of an early morning
I shooting on East Main street, two
negroes are in the county iau one
unscathed though badly frightened.
and the other with three fingers shot
and manglcd.
II seems that the two negroes
Prleest Combs and Charles James be-
gan a difficulty Monday night that
resulted in the late shooting. The
reason for their difference OF opin.
ion was not obtained by the police.
They met again this morning and
without preliminary argument the
shooting began with the result thar
James had a badly crippled right
hand.
After his wound was dressed at a
nSrO drug store on East Main street
James was taken. with his assailant,
TO the jail to await further inyestiga-
ton. Combs used a SS Colts pistol,
and when searched at the jail this
morning James was found TO possess
razor.
The scene OF the shooting was near
q negro restaurant conducted by Ben
benjamin, and this same locality
according to police records has been
productive Of serious disturbances IN
the past
Chief OF Police Chancellor served
warning upon the proprctor this
morning that unless better order was
maintained there in the future the
place would be closed IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
TUESDAY, APRIL lS, 1920
SECESSION

sixty years ago tho states OF the
south left thc government Of tho
United States, because that govern
rneut had nfringcd upon the sacred
ness Of states rights.
sixty years ago the Confederate
States of America formed an indc'
pendent government and sought 70
leave the union. For four bloody
years the ,ons Of the south met th"
sons Of The north. attempting to
maintain by fore. the right OF indi-
Ti1uai states to dic'34Io their own
policies
And now, after more than hah
century has elapsed, history is re.
r,ealng Itself upon the northern jor-
ion OF the western hemisphere
sonora and 10 sister states Of the
Republic OF Mexico have seeded.
have declared that they win enforce
with arms their right Of self govern
mGt, that they will defy with armed
force, any further attempt Of the
uaront government 10 usurp their
individual powers and prcroguiyes-
80 one can foretel the ultimate
,,tcon. or ,,;dos,r.,5 ravol,,,jon
m ,j,yic, C,rditions in thar rap,jb.
H, have r..ys, l,oar a. well orpon
ized, as harmonious, Js cooperative
-. tbar bay. l..ar in tho United
State. 1-be pooplo or Alovic, are
always u,,t.irp olw,ve r.brnjn,.
,,,. .,t,i,, m ....c. imam,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
JOHN NJ MULKEY AWARDS
CON TRACT FOR BUILD
IN c MODERN HOTEL

John Mulkey has awarded a con-
tract To W. G. sheleon FOR the erec.
tion OF modern hotel building at
second avenue and North Washing.
Ton street.
The building VIII be 76xS4 feet and
viii be three stories in height II
viii be modern throughout aud will
10 much toward relieving the con.
gested having housing condition which
at present spells 80 much hardship to
The travelling public who are drawn
20 Ar1mcrc on account Of the splen-
I'D business opportunities.
CONSTRUCTION work, II is understood
viii begin on the hotel at once, and
"ill be pushed a. rapidly as in con.
slstert with good work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
ALL KINDS OF NAMES

We are grateful TO Lee Phelps Of
NlcAlestcr for an Interesting and
amusing little treatise on the dis.
tincuve names thai the state Of Ok
lahoma Possesses. Mr.. Phelps has
used ingenuity in arriving al a play
.nou. ,he names of towns which We
pass on because it = 50 good.
"Oklahoma is blessed with a large
number Of teautiful young ladies"
he says 'They are located along
side Of the various railroads Of the
state and may H. seen and admired
by The passerby. There is Idabci.
salina. Ada. Florence. Ramona, Mar
ci.sa. May, Maud Martha. LEILA. Lu-
ciee, Isabelle. Hanna. Fay Bessie.
Alva. Francis. Hazel, Marietta"
And there is plenty OF water in
Oklahoma" ho continues There
are Cold Springs. Rush Springs. sand
SPRING.. q Shllwell. Blackwell. Good-
well. saltwater, Grand River and 80.
wata at III
Aand lock az the Land We possess.
Recland, Hiohland Fa!rlaud. Good
land. LcyeAnd and Morelaud"
Oklahoma is not without It's dis
ringui.ned characters either. WIN
US are jefferson. TAFT. Grant. Cleye
land. R;ooSeYelt. Hughes. PeTsninc
and Wilson.
ot resources We have and 10 spare
OouD1 them-Stoncwali. stoncbluft
Red Rock, Marble City. Granite. Oil
ton and ShamrocE.
Some array, is Il ot7-McAl"ster
News-Capitsl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
SNEAK THIEVES ENTER
OSCAR RIT'TERs HOME

Oscar Ritter reported 10 police
headquarters Monday afternoon that
some time dUring Sunday night or
Early Monday morning. thief enter.
cd lis residence, 5i7 North Washing.
ton street, and relieved him OF about
SIS IN currency and silver rho
money was taken from his trouser'.
pocket. that were hanging close bc.
eide hio bed.
lie stated that neither ho or Mrs.
Ritter heard the slightest Disturbance
during the night and had no idsl
Mt what hour tho prowler called,
Entrance was gained by cutting a
screen on rear porch,
Monday afternoon whilc hc waE
discussing tho Hatter with somo 9th.
or friends Il we'll known drug addict
approached him and asked him whom
lie returned 10 the city, US Mr., Ritter
has not boon out Of town NJ all for
some time past tho clue wus tniten
up W the police and a still hunt for
this party begun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
Society Events
by Mrs. Emmitt Y. Reid
Phone 538--
AnnmaI Rotary Dinner PnriN

The annual Rotary dinner party will
be given Friday night Dinner vii.
be served at the High school, by tho
young women Of the Domestic Science
class, under tho supervision Of Miss
Elinor McPhcoter5. After dinner the
guests will go 70 Convention Hall,
where the remainder Of the evening
will be spent with dancing. Music will
be furnished by the Wilson orches.
ira.
This is one Of the leading social
events Of the year. when Rotarlans
entertain their wives and swccthcarts
and Is always looked forward TO with
great pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
STREET BEGGaRs

The Lawton Constitution comments
upon the prevalence OF the profes
sional street begsar. as manifest in
the soldier city. And It says that
many Of those who are living from
the aims bestowed by an easy and
tolerant public. are we'll able to work
and earn honest liyings.
Lawton IS not the only Oklahoma
city which is oycrrun by the able
bodied beggar. In fact practically
every city, Of any importance in the
state suffers monthly, weekly. daily
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson, who
recently purchased the Charts Rogers
home, 229 u street, southwest, will
move this week. The Thompson home
at 2O3 A street, northwest, will be
occupied temporarily by Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Lowenstcin.
Mr. and Mrs Rogers are moving
to their country home, northwest
OF the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

from tine influx of fellows who be
cause OF the loss Of a leg, an arm,
or on account Of i withered hand
prefer TO live off the generosity OF
the public to securing some sort Of
honest employment from which they
might earn an easy and legitimate
living.
We believe in c.larlty; we believe
in the giving o. aims when aims are
needed by the mcritcrious poor, but
we do not believe in permitting the
lay heggar TO sit about on our street
corners. whining for aims.
All manner ana kinds Of work may
he found al! manner aud kinds OF
legitimate employment for those who
suffer from loss OF leg or arm. Some
Ct the most successful men we have
may bee found in the ranks OF those
who have boon so unfortunate as 10
become MANNED crippled, hut who
were imbued with that spirit Of in
dependence which has ever chanc-
tcrizcd the ,ruc American.
The worthy poor should be helped,
The one who cannot stand alone,
because Of the Vaccinations OF cir
cumstancos over which he has 10
control should be encouraged, should
be- aided and assisted, should be
placed upon his feet with The sus-
tanning arm Of goodwill and rract-
cal help about his shoulders
Eut the -hiftlcss slightly crippled,
should MT be permitted 70 ply their
trade Of bcggar upon ten business
thoroushfarcs of any city
Help given where needed IS true
charity Help given where It is
neither needed nor appreciated, is
worse than foolish.
Therefore, let the officers OF the
several cities Of this state, Ardmore
clear the streets Of the
hcggars who do not stand in need
Of hclp, ana then the open-hearted
public will have more aims to give
to those who arc really in distress,
to those who need the help.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

aps one reason why the f,,rm.
~ The country do not ask Tor
g.. lsut hour day is tho knowledge
That the weeds and the grass win
choke oui the cotton and the corn
During he remaining 16 hours of tho
time. Such b9ing the case the
horny y-haudch son Of toll" must
needs dclye and dig for Is hours
whila congress investigates the pros
and cons Of this. that and the other
strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Walters needs "a band" MARBLES "a
newspaper poet OF that city. Wal
ters, As we understand IT, already
ra. q number Of bands, including a
band OF oil producers who arc doing
great things toward putting that city
on the permanent map Of the good
OLD {. ). a. OF course, however. II
Walters waEis q noise band to tur-
riEl rythm on the tata-rAtaetlt Of
.r o. lids. size should have one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Roy shores will entertain
group of young friends tomorrow aft
ernon from 70 o'clock in honor
of her little daughter, Elizabeth, who
celebrates her sixth birthday anni-
Versary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Pawhuslla 81. another Oklahoma
city which Ia. gone 10 the mana.
eerial form Of g0Icrnmcnt. II Paw.
huska has had the same sort u lax.
non business administrations IN the
past as Ardmore's history show-.
then rawhu.ka has set Ardmore an
cAnple which The business men aud
the taxpayer Of this city would do
well to follow without further delay
aud waste Of precious time. Why
not 1ollow PawhuSka's lead, now that
we have played at the switch ~
long and cxpensiyely?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
Marietta Attorney Here

+. c. Iodsdru well known attor-
ney Of Marietta. was in Ardmore
Mond3y attending district court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Pauis Valley. near neighbor Of Ard
more, on the north, has increased the
salaries Of its schoc. teachers 30 per
cent Paul5 Valley is an euterpris.
ing city aud believes in paying for
IN" better education OF its children.
Aidnorr is also an enterprislug city.
entertaining the snIne beliefs. 40
furtarr comment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Mrs. c. l.. Anderson. mother Of
the groom, and son. Charles Ander-
son, Jr., who attended the wedding
have returned. Mr.. Anderson stop
ping at Norman, en- route, where
he is a student in the state un-
iyerslty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

The McAlester NewsC Capital. pub
lished in a coal-mining center, can
not see why the navy department
has substituted fuie oil for ooal. Pub
lished in the greatest oil center, The
Ardmoreite cannot soc why tho
change was not made years and years
ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Mr.. aud Mrs. Hoxie Anderson
are in New Orleans, La, and will
go from there TO San Antonio, Texas,
and otheer Texas cities en- route to
Ardmore. Their plan for a boat
trip to Cuba, via New Orleans,
was made impossible on account Of
strike which is affecting the entire
Atlantic fleet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

"Dick Deadeye" in Pinafore will
certainly make you laugh, Convention
Hall, April II and 10, 11.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
NOTICE EIKS

Installation of officers Il. p. o. r.
TUESDAY, April IL, all Elks be on
hand. Refreshments Will bo served.
1872 ]. IL KAHN, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD. AT
LEWIS. FOE DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRi. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
TELEPHONE PATRONS

All telephone bills must be paid
on or before p. III. Thursday, April
u. Unless this order is complied
with telephone service VIII be dis
continued
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

"Pinafore" by 60 local people. Con.
vention Hall, April IA and 10. ll.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Clean. classy comedy in ripators -
Don't miss it--Aprll II and 10, 1ls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

"Pinafore" by so local people, Con,
vention Hall. April IA and Is ll.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
CONDEMN PROHIBITION

81. GenevNe. Mo-, April lS.--St
Geneviye republicans hero today
adopted resolutions condemning pro-
hibitiou and the 'iniquitous Volstead
law"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and
get results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

WANTED -- Maids for new Hotel
Ardmorc, good pay. apply Miss
Scott, housekecper. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WAN'rED--At once two OF three.
Furnished or unfIirnished, house
keeping rooms. Phone 1928. 13-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

FOR RENT-Two furnished south
rooms, modern, with bath, apply
at eli q St, northeast. 1873
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

they will 10 Of use; that is. laying up
Stock uf lGf"'S good things in heaven.
Upon each individual rests the respon-
sIhility for III" future. and those VINO
realize. ,htS responsibility in time 20
prepare the way for the future are those
who enjoy the pleasures OF the place
prepared for the faithful. Tho others
iik. the rich man of old. Will rest III
'rrr,"rr ard b-C for the touch OF water
on lhci- lips from the hands II those
" nrm ihcy may hav" wrongcd."
Tn" meeting was featured by duet
hy Mrs j.. I'rUspcro and Miss Schener.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

the world and although the expense Will
BE- slight much plcasur" will und"uh,"i-
" b. derived from; tho affair. TIL
church parlOr will be seen" Of IN" at
fair and L large crowd IS expected {" r@
present.
MANY local p~oplc Will b. u.t"r"sr',l
10 learn Of the engagement "i Miss
Laura Runaway to MIR. Patty lmran'.
which was announced by MIR. and Mr..
William Dunaway At o party given Il
their home in Bellairn. Both AVu'l
people are VOL known in THIS city. Tn
wedding will bo. an interesting cN"ut
OF early spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

y ONG about o'clock most any Saturday
l. morning there's an awful hollow feeling
under fellows belt
Right then a regular slice of Bond Bread and jam
will taste like little bit Of heaven to him
Cause Bond Bread has that satisfying home
made" taste that goes right to that g hungry spot
makes a fellow feel hne-and yet doesn't
spoil his healthy appetite for dinner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
ORGAN RECITAL
Arthur Edwin Kraft 1t n James
Lutheran Chm cL.

An event which Wheeling people VIII
anticipate with considerable pleasure ~
all organ recital which is ANNOUNCED To
Trinity Cathedral. Cleveland. the re-
rilal - tax" place nj 81. James Luther.
In church, 1909 Ihaplire street, on
VI rnday evening. February End. at 3 7.
ing people. having formerly lived in
this city and being organtst Of st.
Matthews Episcopal church. This is
;l.. urst Tim" IL many seasons he has
APPEARED E"r" \ cordial invitation ID
rNi"nd"d 10 Ill. TnerC will be M ad-
III e<iuu charged. but offering will be
taken after III" concert.
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q i've him Bond Bread ondtam
:88hem he asks for food bstaveen meals

Real, homemade loaves were the model trom
which Bond Bread was made
To match that home made quality, Bond Bread
contains only the purest wheat Hour mllk' lard
granuated sugar, SALT compressed yeast.
These pure ingredients guaranteed by our
Bond) plus the scientific Bond Bread process
combine to make Bond Bread one OF the best
health builders for boys and girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
Nl.SlL,D. -
Invitations Issued.

rt',.r .nt''-t;nn$ embossed with ~ .
80 .u.,,' hearts 1u;"rlar"G BAY" been Is
~....A =! lu,. NlrN,l ~ NlUnni rraic. oity
'..~ their N:,i.ui.u. dane. whl"h - bong
,,E.r1H anticipated H. Il larss uumb"r If
!"Lr,s p""rj..
Tn. Nlpul f. Fraternity
,l>,,,H"~'~ IN, pj"ISur" Of yvur company
- ~, Ems Home. Martini; F"rrS. g..
srld.,y I.l,u'uG. February -. l2@".
puu"lu-. Ja'nb's NOy-It! orchestra.
Crmmrti,,:
l.srA u N.iG'.
i't...~ I'r..riuOV
Jon, Webb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26

gwen by The Alumna" association OF
=, IoSrph's academy will meet in the
arad"tnS. At THIS tim" TN" final arrange
mculS wilt b" made tor III" ball. whi'h
January 81. Mrs. J. J. Carroll and Miss
LILLIAN Humphrey are in general charge
and their committee Is composed OF the
fulloUin
Gorc,iry" Clark Elizabeth M"faddcn
Nrg"ia picgmiurr Margaret Doyle
Lillian t;arrr! lren" putr"n"
Raphalc Moran Ii"rtrudr M0nahan
Mary Hughes N"ll Moran
]. &. Kalt"nbarh stanley Floyd
Refreshments will l." IN charge Or
Iari" Ian" and IathOriu" Jordan and
their committee will include:
Mamie Carey Catherine Cart
Regina Fehr"nbach wright
Mildred F-hr"nbarh G"rtrud" k"rn
Addie Ncud"nhall Agnes Muuancy
Ecgjna Rafferty, Marie Wing"rt"r
Minnie Burke Margaret GIIIiSan
Catherine Burk,"
McSdaln"S
Thomas M:il"en V. l.. Owen"
Dance Tonight.
This ,rculu. ia their new hall. n :hc
South sd" bark building I'll" Golden
Links Will huld 4 merry Informal dan
tug party Nultc's orchestra has b""r
engaged I" furnish ia" music aud punch
will b.. served through, u, ia" "N"nlrG.
All t.c friends Of I'll" members Of the
order ar" cordially invited /" attcnG.
K. S. p. Club.
Tic youue people comprising TIN h. 8.
+. ,lub or the buckley NJ r. church ~
f.dgwUod. have arranged n delightful in
'ervstIns event fer Friday evening,
.,nuary 90 This will be trip around
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
FACE vAGRANCX CHARGE.

Lon NrrmIliou and James Griffith
were picked UP Saturday night by or
li'"r Einr on MARKET street upon vag
rancy charge. They Will fac" JudE"
John s. Ritz today. N"rmillion has only
br"n out If tho county Jail few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
RIVER TELEGRAM4.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM--ll.7 tex, fall
ing: clear.
MORO .tNTOWN-17 fet hAliing;
clear. -
STEUEENSILLE - Is feet. falling,
clear.
OIL CITY-2.S feet, rising; cleA1.,,---,
WARREN-l.6 feet. clear. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
r,tnton-Clemsns Nupt1Als.

\ qua; hu, very interesting wedding
was ~oi"mntzcd ON Saturday evening
January -. when Miss Frleda Louise
|"ru"nS. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James CIs,n"ns of Elm Grove. became
III, Grld. ~ Mr.. Herbert Carlyle Linton,
Tn. ceremony WAS performed ~ 80
,'clnrN At thu residence Of Rev. u. l..
l.cwril!n. pastor Of the stone PreseI
,,-iau church, Who read the nuptial ser
,.r,... MISS Virginia Linton and Nj:
katu II. Linton. sister and brother OF
tu. gru";r. Ncr, thu attendants.
SATURDAYS hrid' j. the attractive
u.uE.t..r - Mr.. .,nd Mrs. James lem
49,. "' S:r'' Church. street. Elm Gr%}''.
...Srr..'uE PERSONALITY. 81" j. ! former
~;.J,'. -: TrsNdr'rti2 G'sirr't nisi.
~,t,,.,. Mr. i..u;v". VIII" - Ia zines
-., o; MI. Nat Il. Linton. &C Woods
d.. - :, Wet hu,wu rr>id"n; Of IN"
,.,.. 'h,.p.h, d.>,-;,t. n" r'tu~n"d las;
JlN 'yuu tr,,nr-. WIRE n ~'rEo,! "u'
s.... Nl,l :'r &"ls' Water Tank Train.
O.. '. ".i-d States army. Nj. and
Mrs.. l..;.u a'v' lNN'u "p ;a"" T'si-
q no. at ~. hvup -; N" groom III
M,,.,i.,,,,. Ni.'r. i&"! viii ~ * aVtu"
b., t..i: i....y IEi.ad-.
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NOVEL EVENT BY
TEMPLE GUILD
VAUDEVILLE ACTS AND rNFORMAb
DANCING PARTY TO BE OWEN
TUESDAY UNDER AUSPICES OK
WOUND wOMAN'S TEMPLE
GUILD.
MISS Trteda Loulss Clemens ana MY
Herber+ Carlysle Linton Quietly
Married on saturday.

<a.ow,-,h- among no ar'.ll.,"T ~
-sn-.5 for ,rra -. - ~" vaud"hHll .
So. am, .rr,rr,,r Ia,,,n Nhtrh .,ill Is
80, ,,r -r,l,~ls. .yrui-s. January -.
- ,aD ,.S,r, ~.,n,r - ,hr. r"ff street
7,..,~', TIVE s~,.~. wen, vi l.. gwen
,,-4r- -, aysr.,,. o., ~. NnVuS W""'
-.,,,4 mi tbs procs :ds
,.lF y, ,s.a >, ',l-rh.r their charitable
,.rdsr,ak;,Es rr,As's 60 ~ affair
NAY ~ purchased from any member .:
rh,' ,ru,l3
p.g,,r,r- --,-,-.,,. ~ SIS thA aud
,,.,rf sLt-,, q, ~ hsr.r and an UNUSUALLY
,clenAid program, has been prepares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-26
Card Party.

Nrs. William Tucker and Mis- Anna
'i.bSUn viii b. ~ charge cf thn cara
rrr,y whi"h wi l." given by -. Erar"n
~. IS l.. {. =. y. on Tue Sda? evening.
.1~nunr'- =. Thus affair viii l." '."lI
D. ihair club rooms on tho second floor
= The Mp'Ial h0uh hulld,ns 80 DIS
.ucnrn 'h,r. VIII ~. drrl'nccs TO- those
who prefer W., diversion \ cordial
.n.itotror ~ o>'-nd!cd ;" all The m"m
tors anI thor friends.
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Committee Meeting

NVEIAItt1SsNV AH4HOtAA-o
nu Tuesday '.,'"lnS AL tn" ru'nh"-S
ar ~" "uiuru,;''.'' IN .hhrE" Of the ar
rIu:.,.,u, hts Ter tlr', C"siulu" ball - y"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-05
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Honor 4Oth
AHniuersaru Here

The Wowen's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church IL
celebrating its tortteth birthday apni-
'versary and in honor Of this occasion
the local society has arranged a birth
day party to be giyen in. the church
dining room on June -. The az
fair Will take the form of-A pot-luck
supper al which members OF t. So
sasS and oaee Esther s'rel' vim -
Nrs. H. H. Aealy, sSctety president,
will preside as toastnIistress and the
>@uest Of honor will Be Miss Mural
Day Of Rochester. N. r.. who viii give
the main address Of the evening. Miss
Day 10 national held secretary sof the
Wonnen's Home Missionary society
and as student secretary also has but
recently completed q tour Of the col
lege6srf the country. Miss Day Is
known for Hen special ability in.work-
ing with young people.
Z Several, other addresses will bo
given and musical numbers by the
younger, people, sof the Organisations
Will in~tersperse the talks. d
Miss Day. Will give q talk-following
the regular=aSandly evening services
at the Methodist church Sunday night,
June Is, and anyone interested is in
vited.