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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

boihcrin' anybuddy. an that IN some
Vay sUmcbuddy wuz gOln 1 cit anom'
mated Theirs been lots q enthusiasm.
conf .oturc. speculation. music dringini
20 widely scattered spot. optimism. an
evcr,hinx but advance dope, A. ! pen
these lines who's 1 b" nominated fer
president on m Republican ticket is a.
deeply shroudcd In mystery as who :
goin L at tn vice presidential nomina'
lion o. course what Hiram Johnson
u DO Il he's not anaminaied IL worrym'
uarty leaders almost as much as what
would hapcpn II he Gid git the nomina'
tion. Thosc who are closely linked I
johnson. an kobw him well. say tina;
Ia tn event tn convention makes tn
mistake q not nominatin him. hc viii
80 before III people an have IN dclib.
'raiions - IA convention set aside. an
nominate himself Hon. Victor Trout,
q delegate from IN Pacific Coast. rc-
leased interview this ,urniu' In which
he said. Il hope IN convention makes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
&. sharp Stevens Nways
"SayS n Differently"

e. sharp stevens l. one 81 the best
ADVERT. Il merchants In Cleveland. lie
PAYS Tor n great deal of advettiring,
hut the free kind-thc word .oimouth
puhlioity-hclpst 10 cut down his cxpcns.
80 and increases his profits.
The sharp IN his name signifies
his business. Tor first 81 all he Is "a
grinder and harponer although he ha'
broadcucd II so that 10 takes IN many
advertised lines - safety razors. pens,
watches. th,rmos bottles and So on.
The sharp" might also apply to his
burincss sagaaiy.
It's store IS ia the high.rent section
~ cleveland, GA Prospect avenue. where
~ day long the crowds are dense. Hun.
drcdg. " thysa passersby are each day
turned into 'par-Crs in by his unique
window displays.
The .atcs many 81 rs used IN school
carry most 81 hts messages. and the
bright rawlings he iots down on these
dates are the talk oi Cleveland.
Shears
Sharp stevens Sells
WORK Wen
And cut Long Swell
SAYS one slate.
Another tells the people that
Even Blind Folks
can
& sharp
Cutlery
Neat 20 1t one says simply
sharp stevens
who l.
~ Was once
And l.
AZ II Now
Crazy advertising Harlly-only
original aud different and easily re.
mcmbcrcl
Stevens keeps a list % customers and
prospects and whenever he thinks Of q
gu,-l 'ay.ng he has II printed On a card
aud shouts n out a. the list Men
carry there cards around IN their pool,
ct and rhuw them 10 friends as Stcy.
ems latest"
in-'cad ~ n simple window sign stat.
ing "guud grinding done here" or some
other commonplace remark Il the SORT
stevens SAYS "Piour Grinding
Mako you cbucklc. doesn't it,
"p.ous grinding But you would re-
mcinlcr u when YOU wanted something
ghsgpcncd. and you'd tell yoJr friends
tu drop around IN Prospect avenue to
see Stevens window
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
SUBMITTED
ORG .iNIZ.irION MEMBERS

Is Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-Thc United
sti;,r chamber 81 commerce today sub.
mitt,d tu referendum vote ~ muic
than thirteen hundred industrial and
commercial organizations making UP its
membership twelve principles Of indus.
trial relations. drafted by the chambers
board u. directors.
The voting will close In forty five
days.
Points ~ the twelve principles In.
cludc the opcn shop. collective bargain.
iug. formation 4 So called shop commit.
tees fur the discussion and adjustment
uf employment relations. protection Tor
the health safety and well being II EN-.
rloyc wugcs hours 81 employment.
and the right 60 strike Of workers cm.
ploycd IN lines ~ cndcayor. necessary
10 the public welfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
SAYS GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
KNOWN BEFORE LOUISIANA


Hy Aftoc Eitd ffus.
BATON ROUGE, La, June S.--Thc
grcatcrt opportunity ever presented e.
N" state Ut Louisiana ~ now here. that
uf vtiiyiug the f. iral suffrage amend.
wcnt. Speaker Champ Clark told an an.
diCucc II several thousand headed by
the governor aud general assembly 81
the state IN the Community Club pc.
Wilton here today. II the legislature
takes advantage ~ this opportunity.
which can In no possible way interfere
With her rights rs state or her cleo
lion laws. the former speaker said. It
w'll give the democratic party much
b.itcr chance Tor victory IN the prcsi
Dental election this fall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
HOW TO RIGHT TIE SITUATION

The following. from Bochs Finan-
elai Review. ls worthy OF consider
alton:
In the various discussions OF de-
flaiion. u Is generally admitted thai
n slow-do In business and O conse-
quent era OF more or less general
unemployment would right the stu
alton more completely than any
other.
This Is the way It would work
Labor. wherever turned adrif', would
seek Jobs where they could BE- had.
A. the producers OF necessities
would proesbly keep open. while the
lsxnfy and unessential makers
wonid. by reason Of stacking demand,
be closing down. employment would
~ ss1sAl N The goins establish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
PRELlTES GATHERING
FOR BIG CELEBRATION

By Associated Press
CHICAGO. June ?.-I,oman Catholic
prclntcs from all parts Of the country
took part TODAY In the opening of the
thrccday celebration II the diamond
jubilee commemorative the establish
mcnt II h.rhoprc in Nhicngo and tho
River Jubilee II the ordination a. this
uricrthoud ~ Archbishop George W.
Muud, lcin. head 81 the Chicago arch
diocpsc.
-Four Thousand pcraons attended pom.
iifical high mass az Holy Name Caths.
dral. which was preceded by process.
zion from the chanccry office partici.
patci In 10y - bishops. ten archbishups
and 1880 priests representing every
order in thr dioctc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
May Appoint Women
Delegates on 6: o. P.
Executive Committee

~ Associated Pgess
CHICAGO. June 9-Thc committee
rules by unanimous vote today recon-
mcndcd a. the convention that the eN''
cutiyc committee of the national repu''
ucan committee De increased from 10
io ~ 80 as to- give women representa-.
tiun.
The vote was taken after a dolcga'
ton speaking Tor the woman's section
81 the party asked that women be al
lowed to sit In the executive body. ~
anticipation Of adoption IL the suffrage
amendment Speakers Included Mrf.
Mcdill Mccormick. Illinois: Miss Mary
Garrett Hay. New York; Mrs. Raymond
Gohiur. lllnoir. and Mrs. Katherine
Phillips Edison. California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Declare Newspaper
Is Best Advertising
Medium In Existence

~ Associated Pres
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 9.-rhe
dads newspaper was eNtollcd ~ the
best advertising medium la department
al meetings ~ the convention ui the
Accounted Advertising clubs 81 the
world here today. In the retailers and
church advertising departments. news
papcr advertising war preferred. while
in other sections the poster. direct man
and films were advocated as the best
~, Hum ffr other types II advertising.
Frank \. Hack ~ BOSTON told the
retailers that the new papers provided
The ideal vehicle for upto.date store
advertising because 81 o. form. elias
ucity. frequency and cost.
Atlanta was chosen the 1891 cOnvcn'
ton city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
FOIR NEW CASES
or PLiGuE REPORTED

gy A.s'-iated Press.
VERA Cruz. June Only four uew
'carcs 81 bubonic plcaguc with three
death were reported sunday and Mon.
day II appears certain that the cpl.
demir b. decreasing IN intensity and II
Is hcrod that with the arrival OF mcdi.
cal All from New orleans and the san.
t,-rN mear1rcs taken the disease wal, be
wiped ou, completely The city. which
War much alarmed. is again tranquil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
IpllolG League.

EATON ROUGE. Ia, June s.--Thc
league of nations as one 81 the outstan.
ling qucctlons II the world. Lady As.
,og n q speech before today's session
1f the international wonan's suffrage
'ongrcrr suggested: Let Us avoid talk
ing about the League. The ideal
fino hut unless the people and nations
IRE ir.t toward each other the league
- utterly useless"
She declared the league merely pro-
vldcd machinery which would help pre-
vent wars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
ITALIAN wNRSIiiPS
LEAVE FOR ALBANIA
By Associated pssas.

7
HlilNDlSl. Italy June H.-ScVcral
wiu hirr have lcft foy Naluna Albania.
to .sirt The Italian garrison against
Albanian in'IrEonis. who have begun
ATTACKS in thI' territory. II is not be-
loyod the insurgents have heavy guns.
un "a, night 81 June AN msurgcnt
attack was reported D. the Albanians
who Withdrew from the villages II Hus'
tro,a aud S'lta, With the object ot
concentrating their forces az Naluna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
lbinnand'> Pearl, Prove
Lure for ONsters

While dining ~ .ridiug. Cal. cafe.
q customer hit something hard In ono
Il the oysters h. was eating he found
% To- b. litil, stone resembling paarl
and upon tikiag u 10 Jowclcr ~"
found u o. D." worth seHH
Dimond Davis. the proprietor Il thu
restaurant. regretted that he had not
found the pvarl himself but decided
that be- could make use ~ the Incident
jus; the same. sp be stressed the pearl
.n bis advertising. one 81 his advcr.
ts'm.uie. fur instance. was headed.
one Man Found a 100 Pearl
iu one u oar oysters
why NUt Try Your Luck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

ments. This would increase the pro-
duction Of essentials twhcrc labor
Is nov lacking la full supply. even
tually making for an oyersupply of
needed goods. and prices would
gradually drop TO near normal IN
these goods, meantime, that prices
Of Injuries aud non-essentials would
already have declined materially,
mainly because labor. sobercd by be-
Ing compelled 10 seek Jobs, would
have called a halt ON the spending
which Is now rq.ng on at such a pace
In labor circles
Another influence which would OK
pedlte this approach To- normal prices
would b the fact that labor, NO
longer dominant and Independent by
reason OF present under supply.
would begin to make itself more eff
Client in competition with other labor
out OF a job. and IN order TO hold
positions against other applicants.
Labor Is now estimated 10 be- 90
per cent inefficient; that Is, not over
so per cent OF the amounts OF goods
that might be- produced are being
'urned out
Think what IN increase In output
would follow w. In addition to in
creased labor. increased efficiency
resulted. and how quickly prices
would melt II 100 per cent efficiency
became general.
This brings % mind that labor
need not subject itself 20 this dras-
tie experience of unemployment u
only nov II would So order It's work
ngs that the l00 per cent efficiency
would b. attained an over the coun-
Try. not through compulsion. but
oluntarily.
what Federation OF Labor that
yould BE- which carried on the gov
rnmen, ~ It's members for their
yrcatcst lonF-rauge benefit: which
'ould 50 completely control them
that orders given cat would be wide
y obeycd. for instance. 20 stop
,irikcs. 10 stop strife FOR higher pay.
md 10 put every energy into incrcas-
NJ efficiency Employers would
lady pay more Tor increased eff
iency and the large added produc-
ion would bring prices down appre-
iably
Thus labor would get double
benefit. more pay and lower cost ot
wing. and the whole operation
would foster industrial peace and
permanent prosperity.
Will labor leaders OF such states
nanlike calibre develop eventually
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

% chicago whole Ue,s ar' I've tslk.i
hundreds 4" hiF poiusll leaders an.
''N. hobn0ia.si vith th kesres' Kind
f .i"-e oi.rsrvefs on hsirt been alin
nrd ou' autfhng hiIuf me'
loIudd, th1 showed any more thlr Q
iuoU.d wii,h is as follows Th1f re-
Great Republican National convention
vur O. b. heit. 'hrf i.owden. Hardin
Wo-d. Johnr.n. CI,lldgf. Hoover. .; al.
an Itlndext@I VIZ candidates Ter IN
pr.sidentiai uominafiou. that MURRAY
Crane and Iio.sa irurose wuz working
frsthst that usfiau1i issues Wa ult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Prisoners Released.

a. Neociaicd Press.
.nNpON. june Tho Ec shtviSi
have released al the remaining British
prisoners IN Russia. aside from ordinary
criminals. at the request of thr British
labor delegation whic his visiting Russia
according io a Moscow dispatch To- III,
Daily Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Increasing the Value
1T DiSplaN space.

For years the Igghland Park. drug
store, Highland ragk. cal, had been
showing iis toilet preparations on
.hcly,s which ranged at the rear II the
dirplay ease. That meant that there
was a great deal II unused space just
IN front 81 the shelves. Then came the
need Tor more space.
After giving the matter considerable
thought Mr. pretiyman. 81 the firm.
called On % carpenter and asked him 10
build a SCI 81 shelves that could be- SGT
into the showcasc. right mp against tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
ANOTHER THEATRE
PLANNED ON POLK
NEW OLYMPIC To M ERECTED
JlST NORTH or OLD
SHOW HOUSE.

Ross - Rogers announced yesterday
that the firm ui DYE. Ford aud Rogers.
uWu,rr Uf the Dcandi and Mission the.
ltrc had closed u deal with sam l..
Morris owner ~ the Dot between the old
Olympic theatre site and the Green
l'rus Furniture Company building. Tor
%, erection % a theatre that viii seat
200 u.ttuus. Construction work IL 10
hr started Immediately and IL Is hoped
iu hlN, % in operation by September I ..
III. theatre will be- called the OWN.
p.r lad vii Dee 3oNliO feet, and VAL be-
t.r pictures only. Il Will bc uf concrete
pl fr,proof brick. There vii also hc
balcony The front viii bc finished
ln terra GOTTA and white brick. and the
1n.r Uf the lobby and FOYER will
%, iuiaid with tile The Managers ~
fi,p. operating room and advertising
managers office viii be- on the third
floor
On "a. north side uf the FOYER will
p, ladies' lavatory and toilet room.
ma nfi the south side ~ the foyer Will
o., a similar one for gentlemen. There
sin also be- % t'lvphnu, booth \ ~
phu"u cooling system will be- installed
,rum the roof Natural gas viii heat
,he huilding. units to BE- individually
operated.
seats will De upholstered ON the loot
tom ana back Space between allies will
n' greater than that required by law
Nj Rogers said that a pipe organ cost
rg $500 will be- installed with thu
Hmu.'tiun 90 the New Olympic. ~"
Ford and Rogers theatres iu Amarillo
'iil have a seating capacity 81 $500.
NJ Rogers viii leave Friday tor east.
900 points and will take up the propo
.iion of obtaining the orpheum circui,
Dr Amarillo A. well. II the rantagos
'Icra"ds as well az has been hoped for
70" said that he was assured that hC
eould gct IN. Orph,un circuit whcr
The vacation l0r thu players IN ended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

uo mistake "" must have a president
with o. fiiI knowledge a. switchin,' q
riud"nt e. government problems. an
"nD who understands German. Then.
GIN. our president should know some
ching a. finance Theirs something gop.
wrong with our currency when yuu
ant buy q croquet st without tn
1oighhurs sayin That feilcr1l cont
'u want yii'" Mr. Trout may visit
Nngary Pals now that he's this ~
tasf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

front glars These rhalycs are q foo
deep and all 81 the space that used Ia
be- wasted In front Of the original gla"
nhrlvcT IN now In the rear Of the dis
play and can be- used To- accommodate
stock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

lIlmlin Palmer. traffic manager for
III, Board q cts Development. who
has been very IN At the -. An,hony's
hospital Tor more than four weeks. Is
lii to be- considerably improved. lie
WI ,blr Co SIT In a chair IN the yard
90 the hospital yesterday. according 90
riords who visited him there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
ABE MARTIN.
Convention Notes.

- hsap - IN hys'eria 40 noticeable
among certain wings - m party has
SEER sngendsred by tn style % tactics
adopted hv N headers - IN opposition
% has produced r. poplar erciismen,
fis' inhibited m attention due ihesr
'"nsaryative ststcsmen's candidates.
Tel rfn that said % fiery westerner.
wesr.r' f. wing shoi's hat, 10 M. ~ h.
bought couple - newspapers-One fcT
zach p1ekci.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Geo ~ Hin district manager fug 'hc
southwestern Telegraph ~ Tcl'rt0,
.H auy. l't; last night over 'h' Sort
orth 4 Denver Tor Wichita Fa..s on
Umpauy business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
'IHEBUSINESS
6COLUMN d.
EDITED BY MANSFIELD r HOUSE O.

which appears Will and
articles gYcca merchants their escorlc aud bust
and general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

-rhsr may ~ NJ Yesterdays IN m
r, 'uhiicsn PARTY but theirs s,v'rsl
other Years std e fat ruddy. hghi
tore ana her advocate. wesrin = Pain.
Beach suit that must have been mad
'F s tent an arnin company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

tu uoi f-r DIAN anything Ter IN
ID. "tsHiiuu e. % AmsTisan bushes
I.aH. Wtfh collars eriiln' fer =eNeniy'
lrr cents. Nin'h District. Pennsylvania
.EaTs ~ fifteen cents. ar batter cakes
hfty GENTS al quarter duzsn.' said a
little town delegate weaFin' suspenders
sith a hsit. Al m great Northern.
'dav.
repyrlgh, National Newspaper Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-28

Bows khaki-colored Cow IN
boz Hats. NOW ... 4VC
Bows Corduroy knickerbocker
Pants; Mouse and ~ ~
Brown colors: sizes I to nj ~
II years NOW. ...
Bows Union Suits. in Gray and
Cream: long sleeves and ankle ~
length-all sizes except E. VIZ
Were 81. NOW. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-28

Mems Fancy Cheviot
and Striped w orstc d
Pants- were So and
$50. NOW. ..........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-28

Mems All-sill Four Hands.
axis service bands: OK
,lusive designs. Were LOO: h9c
NOW
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-12-02
FOR GENE" AND BARB"

By sort of common impulse, as
it were, the citizens of our village
plotted and planned and gave ban
uuet at the Lane Hotel in honor of
E. S. Doolittle and wife last Wednes
day evening. 1t was in commemor-
alton of their fortieth wedding ami
versary. The plotting was to make
it complete surprise-and it was.
There were great many reasons
why the good people of Ellsworth
desired to show their respect for this
worthy family, one of which is that
for the first time in their married
lives they expect to ease up a little
in the strenuous activities of life and
spend the coming winter in the salu-
brious climate of southern California.
But there are many other more COM
polling reasons why these old resi-
dents should be publicly honored.
They are good citizens. From its be-
ginning they did their full share in
cutting and hewing our pleasant lit
tie village from the primeval forest
and step by step advancing its thrift,
its beauty, and best of all its social
amenities of life. They had the stay
ing qualities. The lure of more in
viting places failed to draw them
away and they have lived to see their
chosen abode Blossom as the rose"
Like "Bill Nye," when Scene" Doc
little was little lad-away back in
1866-he took his father by the hand
and led him into the wilds of Wiscon-
sin. Being prophet, his whole after
life indicated, he settled in Ellsworth,
and, being an optimist, he stayed. At
ter his school days were over he ham
kered to set type and soon became ed
itor of te Pierce County Herald and
through fair weather and foul wealth
er has ever stuck to the job.
November 10, 1880, was the red
letter day of his life for on that
eventful day he was married to Miss
Barbara Endress--thanks to his lucky
stars. Mrs. Doolittle was not and is
not on the clinging vine order, adding
her weight to the oak. She was and
is heIpmate in the original and true
meaning of the word, and, by the way
her entire life except the first six
months has been spent in Ellsworth.
The Doolittle home is little short of
a model. 1t is a home of good cheer
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-12-02
and genuine hospitality.

and genuine hospitality.
Now a few words about the BAN
ouet. Ellsworth folks wanted to give
Gene" ard Barb the best ever and
so they put the whole matter into the
hands of Landlord Elliott and forgot
about it. And it hit the spot.
There was music from the start by
an improvised orchestra under the
skillful guidance of Harold Doolittle,
assisted by his wife at the piano. The
sweet voiced Kempe sisters sang
some of the choicest songs of the day
but it was not until the festivities
were at their height and such indy
ing songs as "Silver Threads Among
the Gold" and Sweet Belle Malone"
came from their lips that the full glo-
nv of the music reached the very
heart depths of the old "boys" and
girls"
John T. Beddall was master of GER
emonies-otherwise the Chauncy De-
pew of the occasion. His skillful adj
mixture of sly humor and sentiment
was adjusted to the nicely of a Ken
lucky cocktail He started the oral
mills by introducing Mayor Will Olt-
man, who gave the forty year bride"
and groom hearty welcome to the
bountiful table and testified to the
high place they had won IN this COM
munity. His discourse was highly APP
preciated.
The thrill of the music and the
pleasing sensation that follows cup
of Colonel Jim's 100 per cent coffee
had now put all in shape for the real
event of the evening. The toastmast-
er, in his artful way, blazed the path
for DIR. d. w. Woodwork. Somehow,
there is always an unusual inspiration
in hearing the past masters OF the
platform do their bit as of yore, and
in this respect the group of friends
assembled were in no way disappoint-
ed, for the Doctor in his pleasing way
took his audience back to the pioneer
days and painted the joys and the
part that Brother Gene and his Wise
Choice had played in the shaping and
moulding of Ellsworth and vicinity.
No one was as well qualified to point
out the road that this good couple
have Travelled the past forty years Of
married life as the speaker who hand
led this phase of the evenings pro-
gram.
Following songs and orchestral mu-
sic, Master of Ceremonies John Bed
dali called out the great reserve force
and Rufus Clapp arose. His discourse
trended in the way of perfect friend
ships, appropriately applying them to
such assemblages as he then address
ed. His words were cheerful, under
standable and inspiring, as are all
the public utterances of this gentle
man. He recited poem on nostalgia
written by a fellow townsman when
far from home, perhaps with kindly
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-12-02
Social Items

Afternoon Party
Mrs. ]. j. Rolling entertained yes
erday afternoon.
Entertained at Dinner
Mrs. H. A. Campbell entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening.
Six-thirty Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hyatt entertain
ed at dinner Friday evening.
Sunday Dinner
Miss Mary Carroll entertained sew
eral friends at dinner Sunday.
Twenty-seven at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alton entertained
twenty-seven guests at dinner Sun
day.
The Pollyama Club
Mrs. w. j. N. Davidson entertained
IQG 7 OllydIlIld SluD dAGNh-
noon.
The Lacotah Club
Mrs. Wayland Oligney was hos
tess to the Lacotah Club yesterday
afternoon.
Priscilla Art Circle
The Priscilla Art Circle was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Henry j..
Elliott yesterday afternoon.
Birthday Party
Several friends of Mrs. Fred Smith
surprised her Tuesday afternoon and
helped her celebrate her birthday.
Surprise Party
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Har-
ley Chinook was given a surprise
party in celebration of her birthday.