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New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
WOULD HEAR DEMPSEY
Wounded soldiers in Fox Hills Hos pittI Send Qucstionn;,iIcs to Heavy weight About His War Record

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 ." New York. Jan. 2b. -rin a Federal hospital at Fox Hills. Staten Island, where. despite the lapse of over a year since the armisticc was signed, there are more than 8 thousand men still suffering Of wounds sustained in action. l movement has originated which may play a large part is con- ncction with the much heraldGd bout for, the worlds heavyweight cham pionship. Councils have been held there, with commissioned officers uoncoms and privates taking part and the sentiment thus developed has crNstaIiizcd in the form of a letter to Jack Dempsey signed by Lieutenant Arthur Robinson of the 10th Infan- try. 2Sth Division. and said 10 repre- sent the. scnse and feelings of wound- cd men in the hospital.
 The letter speaks or the appeals ad- dressed by Dempsey to he American Lesion and to the Army. Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control in tue effort to have a fair judgment passed upon the champion puSilists war record and invites him to pre- sent his case to the men in the hos pital promising a committee or court oc fair iudsmen and adding An in dorsemeut of Hour war record by committee Of this sort. I take 1t, will satisfy your conscience and help to abate the tide of public resentment.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
YALESHOWS WAY IN
 COLLEGE LEAGUE
Captain Van SlyCk'S Work a Big
 Factor in EliS' Success

New Haven. Jan. ch~ perorcst Van Slyck. captain and left forward of th" Yale five. has been forced 10 re- lindui"h his lead as the chief point scorer in the Intercollegiate basket ball league. He Was busted from the top rung, possession ot hich he held for two weeks. hy Porter or Cornell The latter, however, has played in four games, against three for Van SlNck. The fleet Cornell player and tho Yale comma nuer show the way to rival tosscrs by q wide margin.
 Porter has garncrcd a total cr u points. on II floor baskets and 2o successful attempts from the foul line. Van SIyck has made fl points, on six field goals and 29 free throws from the l5-foot mark. Thus Porter and Van SlNck arc far in advance of their field in the matter of convert ing. opponents infractions into points. Captain Ilynson of Princeton holds third place with T points. He is tied with Porter for the vanguard in field goals, but has harGcd only two o,,t of nine attempts from tho penalty line.
 Yale has n''1aincd t:t;r lead for the championship. with a clean sla.c of thre" Nicto"irs Princeton, Co lmmhia aud Eorn"I arc tied. each with q percentage ot 900. while Dart mouth brings up the rear of the pro CeSSiUn by failing to score d victory in three games. The. University of FcnnsNlNania. cha mpious of 1918 aud 1919. have yet to swing into action: and then q merry fight will be under way. The Qua k CTS. however. will he pCtnciplcS in the two games Schcd- nled this week against Princeton af TiGertown on "Wednesday night and against Yale al Philadelphia on Sat urday evening, Columbia will enjoy it's second week of rest
 Yale owes it's succesS to tho re- narkabIe foul goal shootinc oT its captain, Van Slyrk. whose 70 points by this method have been directly responsible for two victories and was a contributing factor. to the third tIiumph. lis l6 out of ls tries acainSt tolum hia is tho hich mark of the season. but lh" Eli leader is anNious to beat ihc iutcrcollc@t1f" record of - out Of @3. made hy Will liam Donovan ot LehiSh.
 Following are the records:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
.IEN'rRAN OUT.
Amateur Skating Champs Injuries
 Will Keen Him From Nationals.

take rlacid. N. N.. Ian. 25.- lniu- ric& which Charles Jcwtr;tw eastern amateur skating ChImpion. sustained in Il race hcrc q week ago will pre- Nsnt him from partiCiPatinc in tho national amateur championship "a CrS at Sarana,. Lake Tuesday. "Wednesday Y and Thursday il was officially an nounCcd yesterday.
 Icwtraw was throNr heavily to ihe irc and knocked unconscious in. dodc- ;Has q child which w4nh hcred upon the CouISc. lt is expected he will be a htc Io compete in the international anna = t"ur CNampionSh hips here on February lA aud l9
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
JACOBSON LEADS LEAGUE IN HOMERS
|al Boy Was "Babe" Ruth oI International

|ew Nofk. Jan. 26. .~- llitttuG tn the set was anything but a lost art Ill
 International lraguc last Season' brding to tn" official batting fI&- Es of the orgu niZaIion. released tor |ltcation today. No less than l6 |cfs who participated in nor" than
 games finished the campaign lh |Iselcct circle. and II others, Wh" Ea to reach the century mark in hes played. also qualified as 300" |ers. TMenty-0nc hHtsncn ranged
 ENcen .275 aud 500, %iNlh% 'hc
 I.uc an unusually hrG2 nnmprf ol |litic hittcrs. seven ut tl1c clSh'
 hs buttcd above the 25O mark.
 Inc batting honorS of the orSani%a-
 rest between Charley Sc" of tn"
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
DISEASE AFFECTS SPORT.

Windsor. Jan. 26.---pn account ot the several caSes of scarlet fever among the students at the Loomis in. Sttutc N Nhirh ncCessitated q uuaran- tine of the school the baslctba II schedule for the present season has been severely handicapped While the small epidemic is on 1hs Wane. t is not possible now to state when lho basketball schedule will he resumed. The disease was contracted apparently While some of the students were al their homes for the Christmas raCa- tjon
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

usual the mainstay of the Landers team but in the abscuce of any run- ming mates capable of offering assist
 ance of value in piling up n score. he was beaten. Cahill was played bN F'afnir in the latter part of the ga me but was off color and failed to show the forn, Of other games. Hart x Hutchinson produced one.new player. sweeney. who guarded Nick Larson well. The triumviratc. Jacobson. Restelli and WoodforJ. kept the Cor
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
ruRrELL TO COAST.

Toronto, Ont, Jan. 26.-The sale Of William Purteli, third basem1n of the Toronto tnternationals to the Oakland club ef> the Pacific coast league was announced yesterday by President |, T. McCaffrey. Purtcll. whose home IS in California, played for three seasons with the Toronto club. ..-s-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
WILLIE LEWIS SHOT
MiddieWciGht Pu@iii>i Accredited With Bringing Carpenter to the Fore Wounded in Cabaret Show.

New York. Ian. 26. -~Nili" Lewis. rnr0er middleN eight puSiIist. arcr"d- tied with having brought Georges Car penticr, tho French cha mpion io the fore, v'as shot three times by an un- known man in a cabaret here last night. He was taken to hospital where he is in critical condition.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
BROWNS DROP IJJR.

St. Louis. Jan. a26.-The St. Lo1ig Americans last night announced the release of the following players> Catcher Walter Mayer to Washington. by WHY of the waiver route. and Catcher Ernest Fallcntine aud Pitch- CTS Harold Hade and Tom Luknoavic to lhc Mobile Southern league team
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

hester club. sold in mid season to ICincinnati Reds. and Otis LaWrey he Baltimore Orioles, who form er
 kofe the livery of the Mackmen. Ehad batted at .SS7 clip for 7S les when the Reds made the deal |.h ended his activity aga inst h. Iatfonal league. pitchers. LaWrey,
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

WcduesdaN daN-Princeton and Tenn =NiNania at Princeton.
 Sa1urday-pennsylrania and Vale al Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
BASKETBALL RESULTS.
F'arnir Beats Iauder>-H. X II. Loses
 fo COrhinS

~- unusually fine playing by Moran and Liepi1z resulted in an easy win
 for the Fafnir Dragons over the Cni- vcrsal team Saturday evening. score D 10 2. In the second game the Hart X Hutchinson team played well against Corbins bui were beaten by a
 3t-il score. Fred schmidt was. as
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
NEW BRITAIN WINS AGAIN.
High School Hive NanNui>hes S' Thomas Seminary Team. II to II.

The New Britain Hi gil school has- ketbalI quintet continued its winning streak Saturday afternoon in Hart ford, sdownius the speedy St Thomas seminary team. f 1 10 Fl. The work Of Bunny and TaSlor WF4S il feature fot the locals. " hile Captain .Gueriu did the best W orll for the scn1inarianS. Ot the Al points scored oN New Britain Bunny and Ta } lora. were rcsponsihl" far -, each dropping ;he ball in the net on seven occasions.
 The lineup
 S,, Thomas .. .. ..NeW Britain High MallcN. BlosloM ski .......... B,unN NaciuroWski
 Riehr furNar1
 lcE forward t;ulaU; :. MCElugh ............ HTru%
 Center ';uirtn ................... rayl"rh
 Uigh' guard TFril ......-.... ............. f;rlUk
 Le1t guard
 S'u"e. Sew Britain il. Sl. Thomas IL: cpa!s from floor. Bunny :. Taylor :, Eurn% ., EaXlock |. MallcN 1. EeschcI |. Mcllush I: goals from fouls. MallrN ,. Burns ;: referee. E. Dillon: timer. Near\; time "f halves. 20 minutes.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
ASKED By RAILROADS
Officials Request Interstate
Commerce Commission 10
Handle Crisis.

Washington Railroads Of tbs coun-
try. through the association of RAILWAY
executive and tbe American Railway
association, have asked tne interstate
commerce commission 10 exercise ~
emergency powers 20 relieve the ear
shortage and freight congestion.
In a statement filed with the COM
mission. The railroad officials declared
the situation vas such as to warrant
and 70 require emergency action sim.
Tar to that taken wheE this country
entered the war"
The railroads formal petition asks
the commission 20 assume rs emer
rency power under the Esch-Cummins
bill, which gives II power 10 supervise
distribution OF cars and motive equip
meEt curtail passenger service and
issue priority orders.
Appeals og the railroads for help
have brought to light new dangers. pe-
yelopments showed that decidedly
menzcing condition confronted the
commercial world through the tie-up
Of the financial resources Of business
houses. Delay 10 movement Of prod
ucts was declared 70 have brought
many plants face to face with an i'm
mediate shutdown.
Interest rates at this time are so
high as to make ii out Of the question
for most OF the manufacturing CON
Germs that borrow to finance further
production, according 10 treasury Of
ficials. Il was said the congestion was
costing the nation millions a day
Though r-prGduction.
Wholesalers and retailers alike are
suffering through inability to obtain
delivery OF good. railroad men said
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

WESTON SCHOOLS

Tie graduating czerciaes Of Wes-
ton High school were held in Memoir
ial hgll Wednesday evening, May 70.
The auditorium Was fll6d with cnthu-
siastic school patrons and friends Of
the Senior class
The FIRST number upou thc program
was q piano 1olo By Mm. f. D.
Watts which was well received The
Invocation was given by Rev Mark
a. Phiunoy, after which i.ela 6. Sal
ing sang "VillauclIc" iB faultless
tsle. A group of songs BY Victor
ST. W. Orr, Columbia college instrgc-
tor in voice. pleased the audience.
The speaker 0f the evening. Dr.. II.
E, BolIou, pastor Of White Templz,
#alla Walla. was then introduced,
and delivered a splendid address up
on important world problems which
are demanding solution. lie ehal-
lenRcd the class 20 avail themselves
Of the opportunity to aid in Overcom-
ing the difficulties presented. Mrs.
Sailing contributed another solo, I'll
Bacio,S which delighted her hearers.
Professor T. c. Fitzpatrick awarded
three scholarships from Whitman
college, Willamette university and an
associated group Of colleges, 70 Gail
Miller Williams, Miss Anna Lavender
and Miss Goldie Nesbit. respective
IS. Joseph Hodgson, president Of the
board Of directors, in a wholesome
and happy vein spoke briefly before
presenting diplomas, and echoed the
sentiment Of Weston citizens when he
remarked: I'VE can turn out as
smart and good-looking q graduating
class as any of them"
The following young people are
members Of the 1920 class: Misses
Anna Lavender. Goldie Ncsbit, Jessie
Davis, Lois Lieuallgn, Ruby Hall;
Worth Watts, Theodore Walden and
Gail Miller Williams. 1t is probable
that Weston can claim the distinction
Of having the youngest high school
graduate in the state. Gail Miller
Williams having completed the
course at the age Of fourteen years.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

The management of the Spokane
Interstate fair has secured the pipe
band of the 72d Scaforth Highland
ers of Canada, a splendid killed bat
TALON which was one Of the few
Canadian organizations to preserve
it's numerical identity when drafted
for service overseas. The band is
under the direction of Pipe Major
John Gillies, Is years with the Scots
Guards and a veteran of the South
African and world war.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

naHroed Wsge Delay is Dangerous.
Chleags--The Hc-ae '0i the Il rail-
road brotherhood .sFgsd a statement
lerc expressing apprehension as 20 the
eject cf fufthss deaE in meeting the
rrrlcrH request for increased WAGES.
the brotherhood officers arrived In
Chicago for the resumption Of w5ee
bearings before the railway labor
board
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

Statistics show, according TO the war
department statement that oregon's
enlisted strength for its national guard
Is 2t5e men, Of which 1916 have been
enlisted. During tho month ending
May there were enlisted in oregon
two companies Of infantry two com
panics of coast artillery, one company
of cneiresr, with IL men a-@ four
olilcert, ana one Quartosnaater Sotaes'
mcnt es m5n, Gll-->~ A----s =
commisstonsd officers.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

An agreement has been reached
between representatives of the Tri-
state Terminal company and the
Wheat Growers association of Wash
ington, Idaho and Oregon for a CO.
operative marketing association for
farmers of the northwest. c, w,
Nelson will become manager of the
Washington, Idaho and Oregon asso.
ciations and the Tri-state company
will help to provide facilities for
handling the 1920 crop, while Mr..
Nelson will have charge of sales.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21
-9ssss8sssss3ssS9sss95ss
over THE HILL"

Mr. and Mrs, John Keen were over
from thp,r home near State Linz yis'
itiug relatives n Athena and vicinity
this week
NJ. ". lianacll, B o. kichurdh and
Lou Ilodgcn spent Tuesday in the
umaninc district
Misses Ellen Henry and Blanche
johnson ure spending the week at
the llamp Dooher home in Weston.
Mrs, T.. J. Jackson and children,
wro urr a. nr tn Weston, apet sun.
day on the home farm with SIR Jack.
r1H
Iop Cannon, who has elnscd the
Erpcst kocptc farm for q number of
wears. ha, moved his family AMI tie
.yr poasrion,
This is primary election day and
tonight at eight o'clock the fate Of
the festive candidate, will be unsenled
whom the ballot boz ia opened.
slr. and Mrs, ". c. Russell ami
daughter Thcnu. will motor up TO
Loon Lake. Wash. 10 visit "a. 'hr
home Il Mr.. and Mrs. ~ NorDcnn.
The Warren Construction company
viii open "a new quarry ia connection
with une nuw in operation. to secure
material for highway construction.
slr. and Mrs, G. ". Hall ARE NOV
ing their houschuld effects 10 Haincs.
Union county, where Prof. Hall will
head the school for the coming year
Smiling JOG llodrson was IN town
from Weston Wednesday, lie says
his ,ua. who wa recently operated
un at Nulla Waila. is improving III
health,
A!isa Bcr.ha Murdock. who has been
Visiting hgr sister, Mr6. Louis Keen,
for somo time. has accepted a position
ns teacher ia the high school at Twin
Falls, Idaho,
Sterling Parrm viii farm tag Ira
@p0ouu,d ranch northwest of town
nnd whlIp living there will also ms
elat hl8 father. $. & Paris. at the
homc faua.
sir and MIR, ". E. iiaypie left
Athena Wednesday for a fortnighta
Visit In Nebraska, Kansas and Mis-
uouri. Air, naynip'a father will prob
sbgy return with his son 70 make his
home in Athena.
air and Nrs. Charles Norris have
been in Athena this week, from Wal
Ia Wala. They disposed Of tlc-r res
thence property in the north part Of
town to MIR, Charles Dicky, who is
coming from uwapine to Athena 10
reside,
carl Shaguer, who resided wth his
Parents for several months "a couple
ot years ago. when they conducted a
here. was drowned in the
Spokane river a couple Of weeks ago.
and the body has not been recovered,
In company with his hrother-in-law,
Roy McPhrrrtn. he was boating on the
river whun the boat capsi1ed, thruw
ing the two men overheard, Ms
Pherriu reached the river brnG N
safety, but Shafner drowned.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21
BRlTAIa AFTER WORLDS OIL
President Tels Senate John Bull
Would Exclude Aliens.

Washington. -~-tircat Bri,ain's policy
with reference to world petroleum sup
plies is reported to be To exclude
aliens from the control Of petroleum
supplies wlthin the empire, aud to
endeavor TO obtain some measure Of
control ever oil properties la foreign
countries. the senate was informed IN
a state department report transmitted
by President Wilson.
The report, signed by Under Secre-
tary Frank L, PORK, was furnished in
response 10 resolution by Senator
Gore, democrat, Oklahoma, asking
what disabilities were being imposed
upon American exploitation Of world
oil resources By other countries,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

House Gil Aimed at Sugar Dealers.
Washington. Sugar dealers would
b. required 10 sell thelr holdings. &C.
cordlue 10 uniform prices filed VITA
the Federal Trade commission or pay
tax Of TWO cents o pound OH all sugar
ssld under q bln introduced in The
house by Representative sleen~rson,
Minnesota.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

S. A. Newberry, PendIeton attorney
win have his name vss1nen on the
ballot at the democratic primaries to-
day for district attorney. His deei-.
sion to make the race on democratic
ticket for the office Of district attor-
ney was decided on this week.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

Finch Brownou. Cheney, Wash,
lad who belongs to one Of the boys
pie clubs, made $500 out of his pigs
last year and expects to realize a
profit Of $500 IN 1920.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21
Notice. norsemen.

Prince Albert II. No. 1861, will
make the season in and around Wes-
ton. For reference, see Lafe Nc
Bride. S. /. BIRDSELL,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-05-21

British soIdlery Rushed +" Ireland.
Cork.--.iwa thousand troops from
England were landed AT Fantfy Sat
urday and Immediately distributor
throughout West Cork. Troops 10 the
number Of l5o also arrived at Skib
bardcen. Tacy commaudgerca sew
eral haildiuga there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
MeiIillnr Iiells-

One Of the most impressive and beau.
tiful wedding ceremonies Of the winter
season. was solcmnizcd ON Monday
morning nj $50 o'clock. nt the Sacred
Heart Church, uniting In marriage Miss
Clara brinkman aud MIR. Alfred j..
Peters.
Palms and variety ~ cut flowers
formed the picturesque setting Of the
occasion and the double ring ceremony
was performed by Father B0utish, IN
the presence Of number of friends
and relatives. Mr.. Leo Roach acted AS
best man. and Miss Dcll Klinke AS
brides maid.
Tho wedding march was played soft.
~ AZ the bridal party entered. by Miss
Mildred Galllson. and number Of love.
~ vocal selections were rendered bv
Miss Hoalcy, and Mcsdamcs Parker
and Irwin.
The bride was charming In n navy
blue velour travelling suit. carrying an
arm bouquet u pale pink American
beauty roses.
a formal reception was held In the
evening at the home Of the groom'r
mother. Mrs Theodore Tagdens. 1910
Taylor Street. and many delightful
gifts as well as congratulations were
received 10y the happy couple.
Immediately after the reception. tha
young couple left for Clovis. where thes
will make their home.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Peters have many
friends In this city who wish them han
pinoss and the best u fortune In the
coming years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Thanksgiving Souvenir Dance.

Mr.. Binan owen entertained a mum
her of his friends with delightful
Thanksgiving Souvenir Dance Thurs.
day evening In his studio.
The main feature Of the evening was
the grand march, led by Little Miss
Clarose Dickson. and Gucndolyn Nor.
ton. Little Miss Dickson Is well known
for her dramatic art. being ably sup
ported by little Miss Norton.
At n late hour delicious refresh.
mcnt course was served. after which
the guests departed To their respective
homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Woman's Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society ~
the Polk Street Methodist Church will
meet Wednesday afternoon In the an
mex. NJ 2Aj o'clock.
AZ this meeting new officers will bs
elected. and collection viii be made
81 all cash contributions for local
funds; also delinquent dues AMI
pledges. As this II the last meeting
81 the year. n fun attendance Is urged
by the president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Meeting Of the Philharmonic Club.

The Philharmonic club will meet
Monday. November 29th. with Mrs.
Williams. ut three o'clock Mrs. WI.
liams and Mrs. stinson will be hostesscs
Of the afternoon. and the following pro.
gram will be rendered under the leader.
ship of Mrs. Crume.
Roll Call-Frcnch Opera.
Overture--Mrs Glenn.
Juliet's Waltz Song-Nlrs. vineyard
Madrigal No. Airs. Krug, Mrs.
Klser.
L'amour No. Mrs. PARCELS
Chanaon No. l2-Mrs. Wilson.
Nuptlnl pruccssion--Airs. Lauder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Meeting Of the ChIId,s Study Club

The Child's Study Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. William Pirschcll.
1908 Buchanan street.
Mrs. Albright conducted the firs les.
son of Volume 3: How tUTeach obcdi.
cnce o. children from Six to Ten
Years" Topic was read and discussed
10y Mrs. Mcdaniel
Toward the latter part ~ the after.
noon delicious refreshments were served
Ia the members and Mrs. Martin Jones
Of Clovis. guest ~ the club Al Rcd
Cross subscriptions were paid besides
outside money collected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
The Round Dozen Club 10 Meet

The Round Dozen Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon. AT the home d.
Mrs Il, T.. Johns. 2iO West sixteenth
street. at three o'clock. All members
are urged 10 attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Delightful Meeting Enjoyed by Fciz
Gl,sh

Mrs. Lloyd entertained the III Feliz
Club last Friday afternoon at her home
ON IOS Harrison Street.
The Thanksgiving idea was effective.
~ carried out In the decoration of this
guest rooms.
After a most enjoyable afternoon OF
forty'two and fiye'hundrcd, delicious
Aaind course was served. each plate
containing a dainty cut favor consist.
INK Of the names ~ the members and
the Constitution and Bylaws.
The guests Of the afternoon We're
Mesdamcs u. i. Burdine. J. q. Tall.
Zero. w. II schribcr and q. r. Miller.
The members present were: Mcsdamcs
Hardy, Crumo. Grisom. Malone. wag.
ner. keck. Stinson. and overly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Thanksgiving Social Given by u. Y.
A. 's

The u. Y. =. US of the First Bap.
list Church entertained with Thanks.
giving Social Friday evening In tho
church club rooms.
The Thanksgiving idea was carried
out In the decoration II the rooms. aud
after series of delightful Thanksgiv.
ing contests and miscellaneous games
were cnpoycd. dainty rcfrcshment
course was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-28
Senior Fidelas Class 10 Hold Meeting

NJ mcmbcrs q The Senior Fldelas
Glass Of the First Baptist Church are
invited and expected 90 attend Eel.
lowshlp and business meeting. Tues
day evening. November 3Oth. at :
O'Clock In the class room az the church.
Refreshments will be served and Off.
GERS will be elected The final plans
for the Baraca banquet will also be
mnde.