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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
WILSON'S MISSILES.
"I|0ON "0OOT@GOd
BY Ona b. WilRon.

What am l. Nothing; compared with
the great master minds that have
written their names on the pages of
history. Nothing; compared with the
modern skeptic that desires to write
his or her name on the pages Of time.
What is man anyway thu / thou should
be mindful of him Blinded with
fads, hypocrisy and dece / he smiling
ly goes his onward way Man; and
when I say man; I meaa to include
woman is as inconsistent az the sparks
that fly upward. To base ones popu
larity on the uncertain pr lise Of man
is folly. One day you 6. . heralded
as a king and the next day laughed to
scorn. Why seek to pleas. the class
es when the masses need your ser
vice? When one beholds, the beauty
OF the violet, the smaDness II the ant
and sees how they are tral pied un.
der the foot Of man, yet the beauty of
n and the increase of the other q
not be hidden. Can you beS ONE BAT.
fled In the face. of such evide 1t proof
Do You fail to recognize in the pro
tecting Of the lower animal life az
well q higher. the all pro dental
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24

eople and the fire continued to burn.
People came from far and near. Rev.
Tillman, the great singer, is helping
to keep the fire burning, so under Rev.
Brooks we added two more, making
a total of sixteen souls this year. We
are daring any sinners to show on the
scene for the Master has declared
where there is unity there is strength.
We'll think on your way what your
record will be and where you will
spend Eternity. You that heard the
call come over and help us Is We are
doing a great work. I must thank my
friends for so literally taking the
Kansas City Sun. | say awake thou
that sleepeth and God shall give you
light. We need help and you can help
us while helping yourself. Come. All
are welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
SECOND hAPrIsr cAuRoH.

In the morning services the pastor
DR.. Bacote preached an excellent ser
o His subject was The Heavens
Showeth Forth" In the evening ser
vices Rev. Russell preached a grand
sermon. His subject was THE Power
of the Holy Suirit.".. Fourteen per
son united with this church last Sun
day. 80. The Sunday. school has in
creased in attendance since the mem
bership rally has been in progress. -.
The B. Y. p. U, has also increased in
attendance. -. Mrs. Reeves piano re
Sunday Mrs. Bacote will be at her post
in the choir. The Community Chorus
in connection with the prayer meeting
will sing every "Wednesday evening.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
WARD
BY Percy Webb.

The beautiful weather helped swell
the line of march of Church goers sun
day BE thankful unto Him for His
goodness Sunday School at $50 a.
m. The enthusiasm in the discus
sions was great We urge that mem
bers cooperate with the Sunday
school Superintendent in making the
Sunday school a success by bringing
your children out. Glass No. 6 carried
the banner for attendance and class
No. l for collections. . . Promptly at
ll:OO the pastor was at his post of
duty ready TO deliver us a most inter.
esting and inspiring sermon, selecting
for a subject keep the faith and
stand fast" The next was beautifully
defined. The language of the text is
that if We keep the faith, we will
stand fast and let II lives be beacon
lights for sinners. The choir met
at the parsonage Friday night and
elected the following officers: Mrs.
Sadie Wyett, Pres: Miss Dora Muir.
ply, Secy.; Mrs. Payne Chorister and
Miss Alpha Harris, pianist. "a little
child shall lead them. The con-
slant visitors to Ward are deeply i'm.
pressed with the spirit the faithful
choir gives the services, just plain
gospel singing. The Endeayor under
the leadership of Mr.. Davis is improv-
ing. The discussions are interesting.
THE collections of the day were
good. AT 7:30 p. III. the pastor, Rev.
Horsey occupied the pulpit overflow
ing with the spirit of the Holy Ghost,
taking for his subject The Christions
Refuge and Defense" lisa 1916. The
de~liverance of the sermon was great
and it enlightened the unsaved TO now
lay down his weight of sin and ac-
cept Christ and find the church a safe
place to live in. Both the Senior and
Junior Boards are doing a great work
now rearing to meet obligations requir-
ing them -. Mr.. Oscar Hadley is i'll at
his home on Michigan avenue. -. The
Sewing Circle met last week with Mrs.
Webb and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Buy your aprons from them.
1t pays. Judge not thy neighbor. -
Rom. Ill.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
e BENEZER

An overlooking audience greeted
the pastor, DR.. w. T. Osborne oil Sun
day many were contented to stand
throughout the entire services, which
are always impressive. After a pro
found logical discourse on the sub
iect Christ is glorified in His follow
ers,' ninteen persons were read into
full membership and One coming into
the Church fold. The collections were
excellent. Another large audience
greeted the Rev. G. G. Logan of Oma-
ha at the evening service and enjoyed
a great instructive sermon. The S.
S. had wonderfully grown numerically,
financially and spiritually. Seven chill
dren were converted from the Sunday
school this past month Mrs. Olivia
Jordan Moore makes an ideal progress
sive Endeavor Pres. She sees to it
that everybody, whosoeyerwin takes
part in the discussion on the great
lessons and at the close has an instruc-
tive 10 minutes address by persons
capable of giving the same. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Abernathy's address on
Name was a gem and much enjoyed.
....Dr. C. Lloyd PEBBLES will address
the Endeavor Society Sunday. Hear
him. . Mrs. Ada Cason entertained
the Art Club this week. Mrs. Crump
entertained the Willing Workers, Mrs.
Nora V. Alexander the Improvement
Mrs. Julia Rountree, the Junior Stew
ardesses, Mrs. Aulene Brown the Who
So-Ever-Will, Mrs. Mayme Make the
We-Stand Clubs. All men are
cordially invited to attend the public
Leap Lear's reception at EbeneZer
February 6. Luncheon and concert at
the expense of the women, the U. w.
s. Club as hostess. Tickets are out
for the Thrilling Drama Under the
shadow of a crime" at the Auditorium
Theatre February 20. Last week
Glass IA, brother c. C. Rather, leader
was banner. This week class IA,
brother c.. C. Rather is again banner.
Mrs. Lucy Garner Tyler is sick at
Bell Memorial Hospital. . Mrs. Fan
ME 6ivens is able to be out again to
the delight of her many friends. J..
Brother Tyler Jackson, leader of class
8, wears the gold medal this Quarter
for the largest report.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
VINE STREET BAPrIsr-cHuRcH

All services were we'll attended. Mr..
Thos. Baldock, Mr.. John Washington
and Mrs. Matte Martin, Miss Alberta
Morris are all on the sick list. Mrs.
c. Hellis and Mrs. Florence Jewett
were assigned to Glass No. 3 in the
Sunday School the class that often car,
ries the banner. The following visit
ors were here last week: Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Coleman, Mr.. John Malone,
Mr.. W%D. Reed, Mr.. NJ. T. Moore, Rev.
Grant Powell, Mrs. Matthew Williams,
Mrs. Jennie Reeves, Mr.. VIM. Harris,
Mr.. David Stevens, Mr.. VIM II. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jones. We are
always glad to have them. Mrs. Geor-
gia Graham was at services last Sun
day after a severe illness. We hope
he will continue to improve. The B.
Y. P. u. will assist in rendering a pro-
gram at st. Paul church the 25th,
Don't fail to come. subject for discus
sion Resolved that man did not lose
the image of His Creator In the Car.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
HIGHLAND AVENUE. BAPTIST
CHURCH.
BY Ethyl Kimble,

Services were good all day Sunday.
Rev. Larkins was with us both morn
ing and evening. At 1880 he deliver
ed a noble sermon Sunday school
was we'll attended. At $3.50. Rev L. S.
Galloway preached an inspiring ser.
mon. choosing as a subject God is
Taking Care of His Church" The
sermon was we'll delivered and enjoy
ed by all present. LAT $500 p. m. Rev,
Earkin again spoke TO us. His sub.
iect was building" All we're anxious
to hear him again. The Rally was
quite q success. Morning Star Club
of which Sister Kimble is president
reported $147.9G; Willing Workers
Club of which Sister Galloway i:
President, reported s137.49. Total col
lected for the day $30S.3G. We praise
God from whom all blessings flow.
Sister Annie White is reported some
what better at this writing Siste'
Annie Scruggs is still quite sick.
| Sister Bell is also sick. We are ask
ink Highland to visit their sick. w
are expecting a great Hallelujah shou
Sunday. Come over and rejoice Will
: us.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. S. w. Toles, Pastor.

At IL a. m. the pastor preached,
theme God will PROVIDE. AT 6:3O
p. n. a splendid B. Y. P. u, under the
leadership of Brother Jacobs. We are
looking forward to great things along
these lines ...At 7:45 special service
and the pastor, though indisposed, de.
livered us a splendid sermon, theme
Holy City" Preceding this wonder.
full discourse. Brother Shivers, our
competent pianist san the Holy
City,. The discourse was splendid
and those present were made stronger
and encouraged to go on and make it
into that Holy City. d.. Sister Jones is
on the sick list again. We pray for
her a speedy revocery. Let us visit
our sick. All are asked to attend the
Mission Circle Thursdays at 2;SO p.
m.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
THE GOLDEN RULE.

By Rev. p. c. Crews, Macon, Mo.
FThe perfect Teacher from above,
With master mind OF school,
Came to teach US how to love
And keep the Golden Rule.
In lessons for the school or state,
Keep your temper cool;
Let every act both small and great
support the Golden Rule.
II you are rich, wise or great,
And wear a costly jewel,
Reach down and lift the needy UP
And act the Golden Rule.
Whatever you do for other men
In business or in school,
Will return to you again
Who keep the Golden Rule.
IL some would have you miss tht
mark,
And others treat you cool,
Let no flame or little spark
Consume the Golden Rule.
In every path and walk Of life
In lessons learned in school,
Refuse to WELD a dangerous knife
That cuts the Golden Rule.
When We leave this world behind
And cross deaths chilly pool,
May we see that face divine
That taught the Golden Rule.
God will change this house Of clay.
A frame so weak and cold
And give us one eternal day
A fadeless crown of gold.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH

The pastor preached at morning and
evening services both of which were
well attended ..B. Y. P. U. and Sun.
day School had goodly numbers.
me MISSION Circle was entertained by
Mrs. Annie Thomas Thursday. The
City Union met us in the afternoon
and we were glad to have them.
The T. A. T. Clubs are on the firing
line and their motto is $780, 600. co."
The pastor left Monday for Macon to
meet the Macon College Board . An
OF our sick are convalescent. Mr.,
and Mrs. Flemings are the proud par.
ents OF a ten pound girl. E. The pastor
n members extend sympathy to
Mrs. Davis in her hour Of sorrow ais
they ere great admirers Of the late
Rev, Davis.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
den Of Eden" Don't fail to hear this
great subject discussed.
ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. ]. G. Bell. Pastor.

htN. j. v, bells dStoAs
Sunday School opened at 9:45. The
attendance is improving rapidly. At
1900 o'clock Rev. Bell preached an ex-
cellent sermon and everyone seeming
ly was filled with the Holy Ghost.
There we're two visitors, Mrs. Chas.
Slaughter and Mrs. Myrtle Sanford.
The pastor and wife wish to thank the
following Committee: Mrs. Amanda
Allen, Mrs. Lottie Douglass, Mrs. Eliza
Finley and Mrs. NJ. j. Hill for the nice
basket of groceries presented them
before the close of the morning ser
vice. They were all smiles and said
come again In the afternoon at 300
p. m. our pastor and wife attended the
Quarterly services at Argentine, Kan
sas, where he preached the sacrament
tai sermon. Rev. Everett pastor. Quite
Ia few pastors went and a glorious
time was had. The Sunday evening
services were held at the usual hour
We invite you to come and worship
with US.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
BLUE TRIANGLE LEAGUE.

Pledges to the Blue Triangle Lea
que may be paid at headquarters. 1924
Paseo. .Vespers will be held at the
Community Center. Sunday, January
25th at 4 p. m. The 9TH grade girls OF
Douglass school will render the pro
gram. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend. The Re
ligious committee held a most inter
esting meeting on Tuesday at the resi-
dence of the Chairman, Mrs. J. F
Shannon. The Sorosis Club has
asked to furnish the e%cretary's room
at the Center and Harmony Art Club
the rining doom. The rest room, two
offices, assembly room. house-moth
er's room and kitchen remain to b.
furnished. . . Work of preparing thu
| Center for occupancy is being push
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
IN 9 O IN u r. G IN g s.


power of our God our Father?
Alan that has nothing that he can
call his own proceeds to vilify every,
thing that rightly opposes him; and
desires to be called the Lord of crea'
ton. Man, foolish man, soon to be
striped of the coverings that has
shielded your infamous deeds. Face
to face with your maker the n who
has loaned you a few years too profit
able or improbable to put to use.
Then, what am L? Or what is man
that thou should be mindful Of him?
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
GRANT CHAPEL A. N. {. CHURCH
c~entropolis.
Rev. ]. T. Riley, Pastor.

Rev. ]. 7. Riley, Pastor.
Our services Sunday were well at
tended and u revival meeting is
proving a great success. Spiritually
the church is being revived and a num-
Der have been added to the Church.
DR.. Riley is preaching some soul stir
ring sermons. Our second Quarterly
meeting will be Sunday, January 25
We cordially invite all ministers and
their congregations to be with us. Or
last Thursday evening the members
and friends gave the pastor and wife
n surprise party by giving them load
ed baskets of groceries, fruit and also
cash for which they are indeed crate
full.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
An Original Poem Dedicated to the
Late Rev. Richard Davis.

Reverend is sleeping, ne is at rest;
We know his soul has stood the test;
No more suffering, no more pain,
We know IL loss is heavens gain.
Jesus picks the choicest flowers.
Wife and church feel he has picked
ours
II we are true christians to the end
We shall see Rev. Davis again.
Sadly submitted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davy,
Junction City, Kansas
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24

ed as rapidly as possible. =. The Girl
Reserves held their regular meetings
last week on their respective days
Wednesday, January IA, the first re
hearsal for the Girl Reserve Pageant
was held. The Girl Reserves OF the
Freshmen class of Lincoln High
school enjoyed a party, which they
financed themselves, at the Commua-
ity Center, Thursday, Jan. Is, from
$3.50 to 500 p. m.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
1925 z. 5th.
Rev. Geo. W. Devlin, Pastor.

Rev. Geo. W. Devlin, Pastor.
We are yet alive and are carrying
out the spirit of our Watch Meeting
Covenant. We have added fourteen
members under the boy reacher, who
is a wonder in our vicinity and closed
Sunday night triumphant SO Mon.
day night came Rev. Brooks Of the
Southern Batist Church and his good
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
T. c, 3, Y, M, A.

T. C. B. Y. NJ. A. meets Monday
evening at their new headquarters,
1912 f. 18th, President in chair. Quite
a number was Tut. Good business out
lined. The Ladies Art Club will give
an entertainment at the Community
Center Friday evening January %.
Sister Hokins, Chairman of Commit
tee. The Second Sunday we will
have preaching at Headquarters. We
invite everybody; we hope to do much
for Christ this year. Come visit us
and see us progress then you will join
us. . The Ladies Art Club is moving.
THE members are still coming,
watch the papers for cur schedule of
programme, etc. Seeing is believing.
Come with US and learn of our
way. The Young Ministers Glass is
growing. There is no reason for de-
lays, see us now. We can help each
other. The New Year has brought
us many lines Of Christian work for
the Master. We are your neighbor
and are working for Christ. You can
see some of us at our new Headquart-
ers at any time. -. Watch for the
Juvenile Musicale o ... Sister
Lula Woods is with us again after a
bad fall and brief illness; also Broth.
er Causby. It's good, the service OF
God.
L. W. WOODS. Reporter
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
BETHEL A. N. e. CHURCH.
24th and Flora.
BY Matte Evans.

by WdIIIt LNdHH'
Our revival has closed and 50 souls
have been saved. You should have
been in class Tuesday night and heard
the strong and determined way they
testified for the Saviour. You would
have been inspired to live better. The
Sunday school is doing a great work.
The children are coming into the
Church, really confessing Christ as
their Saviour. We had a great Sunday
School, lesson subject The boldness
of Peter and John" One hundred
children were there to learn this mos
important lesson. Much is to bC
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
Madame E. Neff Barber

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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
SIT. JAMES A. N. E. ZION CHURCH.

SIT. JAMES A. N. E. ZION CHURCH.
? The pastor, DR.. WE Shaw, preach
ed the morning and evening services
last Sunday. There was a wide awake
meeting of tie Christian Endeavor led
by Miss Holmes. Four persons united
with the church during the week. d.
Former Chaplain, B. c. Robson, of st.
Louis, spoke to a large audience We'd
nesday evening in the interest of the
Ter Centenary Campaign for one mil
lion dollars for church extension and
Missions. The Stewardess' Union
will rally on the First Sunday in Feb
ruary. DIR. Osborne of Ebenezer
church will preach and the Stewardess
Boards of all churches are invited to
join us in this service. A prize will be
given the Stewardess Board having
the largest number Of members in at
tendance. DIR. Shaw will sp eak at
HOO a. M, and 1880 p. m. next Sun
day.
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NOTICE.

Rev. E. r. Vaughan of Western Uni.
versity delivered the Annual Bman.
cipation address at Paola. Kansas, un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Board. Rev. J. A. Rucker is
pastor of this church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-24
BENEFIT CONCERT.

Don't fail to attend the Benefit Con-
cert given by some of Kansas City's
best talent, at the Community Center,
Thursday evening, January 29. at 8
p. IN.
The following program will be rend-
cred.
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/. -. - -. =. =. .''s
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
THE INDOOR CIRCUS
AT COTTAGE q VINE
JANUARY 40

Performance 900 to 500 o'clock
Admission Is cents.
Benefit Of Wheatley Hospital.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-25
Mss THEDA BARA IN
THE DARLING or PARIS

The part taken by Miss Thcia
lsara In The Darling of Paris.
which will be- on the screen ai the
Onyx theaicr sunday. b. one Of the
most Interesting characters she has
ever been called upon to interpret
since becoming identified with The
silent drama u u an unusual one,
dominating the story from beginning
10 end. There are but few moments
when she Is nod In the picture
which adds all the more importance
10 the production In general Miss
baras charming personality Is "a
forceful that any picture In which
she IL seen Is filled with far more
than passing notice. Her popularity
and fame extend throughout the
world.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-25
ENTERTAINED At SERVICE ci.uH

Sergeant and Mrs. Good enter
tanned Mrs. Bayne, Miss Williams
Miss Kate craig and Miss Ruhy
Craig with a charminely appointed
party last evening Al The cath In
faniry Service Club. Whist and
dancing were the enioymenls Of the
evening. Music was furnished by an
orchestra lead by Musician skeens
Of the 2iih Infantry Band. Punch
was served throughout ihe evenine
and later lee cream and cake. Among
the guests were Sergeant and Mrs
Allen. Musician and Mrs. Brooks
Mrs. Prince. Mrs. Warren. Mrs. w
Robinson. Sergeant Winston. Cor
porai beverly Bronseaux. Mr.. Wal
ker and Mr. Carter.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-25
srHE SOUL on nRoaDWAyr
At THE ONYX TONIGHT

Bennett man about town. fails
IN love with Valcska snrall. IN tho
role of a danrfr. whose dcVolcd ad
mlrcr Is LaWfon. a dccfcplt rogue.
he dancer loves I.awlon'a money
hut not him. She decides with true
broadway instinct. however. that
money q ne ching Bennett steals
funds from the hank Of which hs Ia
president IN order 10 hold The love
of The dancer.
Bennett " ruined, learns OF Law.
ION giving her money. uphralds her
md is about 10 strike her. She picks
~ a gun which he snaiches away.
The weapon II accidentally dis.
charged. woundlng her. Tho police
rush In ON a hunt for Bennett as an
nbscondcr and arrest him for this
and for attempted murder.
Bennett Is released from prison
five years later. an old man. Ne
meets Lawton's daughter. falls IN
love With ner, proposes ann - &c
ccpted. The police are following
him. as he Is on parole.
I.awion has arranged for the first
teal stage appearance of the dancer
and on that niehl she meets with a
Tremendous ovation. she recognizes
Bennett. who Is sitting IN box with
Bennclts daughter, reels and fainis
o. she realizes that here before her
u the man she sent 10 prison. She
sends word 10 him 10 come 10 a gam
Hing house where Lawion has In
stalled her as the Masked Woman
OF Mystery"
The continuation of this will bs
ON the screen tonight al the Onyx
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-25
COUPLES WE'D m DOUBLE
WEDDING 50 YEARS AGO
CELEBRATE TOGETHER

FL pASO. Texas. June 25.--Mrs.
BETTY Grinsiead Murray Of this city
has received news OF a golden we'd.
ding anniversary celebration which
took place in her former home state.
kentucky, In May. OF two couples
who we're Joined In wedlock at a
double wedding 80 years ago u h
believed 10 have been the first cele.
hration of the kind In the United
States. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mur.
ray are one Of the couples. Mr.. Muir
ray being a brother of Mrs. Betty
Nurrays late husband, James II.
Murray. The other couple are Mr..
and Mrs. y. Y. Kilgorc.
The couples were married In Glas-
gow. Kentucky. ON May n, 1870. and
have lived in the quaint southern
tgwn during all the Intervening
scara Mrs. J. b. Delvaux Of 6las.
gov was bridesmaid al the wedding
long ago and was In the receiving
line with the couples at the golden
wedding anniversary reception
Fight hundred guests were present
TO do honor 10 the couples. People
from al over kentucky ~ well a.
other states were guests.
The brides and grooms OF 50 years
ueo were cosiumcd in the frocks and
suits which they wore ai their wed
ding, no alteration whatever beinl
required.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and Mr.. ans
Mrs Kileore number many friendl
among N pasoans who are formcl
kenluckians.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-25

Last evening the X. Of p. Lodge Of
Columbus gave one Of the largest
and probably the most popular hall
ever held IN Columbus. In addition
to the members there were many
cuLoftown people. A score Of Dem
ineiles attended and many non
knights from this city. Refresh
menh were par excellence. Ten
SALONS Of punch lasted about az
hour. The music was the best ever
end at the conclusion the dance was
voted the best ever held IN Colum
hn by this organization.