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The Washington herald., 1920-06-29

Mrs. Harold walker. who with her
children is spending the summer at
Nohduit. Me-. spent Esvefal days In
her II strset hcme here last week,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29

Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Mics
Gladys Hinckley are leaving the
middle of the week for the summer.
Mrs. Hinckley will go frst to I3uena
visra and later to York Harbor.
Miss Hinckley will sttnd the great
er part of the summer at SOUTH
afnfton with Mrs. Burton.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29

George Fischer, special attaehe o.
the Swiss Legation. has given up hi.
apartment at the Grafton and 1.
now established at TIE Connecticut
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29

Mrs. Clarence Day entertained at
small luncheon at the Shoyeham
yesterday in compliment to Mrs.
Chase W. Kennedy. Mrs. Day will
leave the city Thursday for Hay
market. Va, where she will leave
her children with her mother. and
Will sail on July 10 for Panama to
join Col. Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29

The Bride Sat in the Rocker with
Her Feet Resting Upon the World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
HUNDREDS Of BALES
Of COTTON REMAINING
UNPICKEO IN COUNTY

There is yet n lot Of cotton in the
fields Of Carter county to be picked
but at prevailing prices It is doubt
ful II all will be gathered considering
the price demanded for picking and
the scarcity OF labor. II is estimated
that AZ least Is per cen of the crop
Is stil in the field ana ginning reports
state that but A. per cen of the crop
has been gnned up TO date which Is
about the usual ratio.
Fields In the northwestern part 81
this county are white with the staple,
and as the frost has killed oil all
Collage IL makes gathering easy, but
he oil fields offer such induc,Wout 60
wage carncrs Tor their services tnJt
10 Is hard for cotton farmers 90 in-
ducc men to stay and help gather the
crop, for that reason many fields it is
expected viii not undergo the second
picking.
Quito a lot Of cotton is being held
ly the farmers Tor better prices and
nearly every grower has several bales
stored in hopes of securing % better
price In the future.
The cotton acreage will be greatly
reduced in this section OF the state
nnothcr year and farmers will devote
more time 20 grain and feed stuff, as
1cli no cattle and hog raising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
Real Estate Transfers

The following deeds have been dled
for eco with the county clerk,
l.. y. Gammll to l.. b. Horn, lots
in Provence.
T. NJ. Rushing to Sims and Howard,
lots in Hoaldton.
NJ, S. Wolvcrton 10 l.. Il. Horn,
lots In Provence.
Robert Anderson TO Ella Anderson,
part ss-e3. is-lw,
n, Talbert 10 Ed King, part I, 3s-
Sw.
Lucy Carney to j. :. Mullen, Is, 81,
"a, 4s-ew.
/. Robinson to J. :. Mullen, part A.,
is-2c.
II. Bishop to H. L. Wilson. part Il,
4s-lc.
sheriff to Guy slelcr, part :, ls-ew.
h. dunlap 20 Amos Wolfe. part T.,
4s-2c.
Is. Allen to NJ. Lowcry, lots in VIII
SON.
l.. Il. Best To town OF WILSON, part;
block %. Wilson.
G.. and &. Nations 20 W. \. Led
better, lots g. O., g. block g., Ard
more.
". W. Mckinney To- JAS. stevenson,
part .. 3s-lw.
T. n. rulsom 20 Sol EimhrcU, part
10. ls-2w.
G. and G. Nations TO Joe Moore,
part o.. 80. 80. 5s-.c
j. j. Rljgcway TO =. Dunlap. part
30. 5s-2c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
WARREN TRASK DEAD
FUNERAL ESQ TUESDAY

Warren Trask, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Trask, jl1 a street north
east, died at the Hardy Sanitarium
Sunday afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock,
after n brief illness, death resulting
from Brights disease and ptomaipe
poisoning.
Mr.. Trask was employed as a trav-
cling salesman for the Arbuckle Cot
fee company and was taken i'll sat
urday afternoon at the homo Of his
parents and afterward removed to the
Hardy sanitarium where he died.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the family residence Tuesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock by Rev.
Crayton S. Brooks, of the First Chris
tan church, with interment in Rose
Hill cemetery. The services will be
held under the auspices of the Elks,
of which the deceased was a men,
Der.
Warren Trask was a young man
who was universally popular with
everyone who knew him and the
news of his sudden death was re-
ceiyed yesterday afternoon with genu-
inc regret by all his friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
HURT ALL OVER
COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered SO Much and II Long, In
diana Lady Became Discour-
aged, and at Times Cared
Little 10 Live

L~cavcuworth, lnd.-Mrs. Hannah Pc
ru Of this town writes: About six
years ago 7 began the use of Cardui
for female weakness. I suffered such
fearful bearing-down pains at = = =
1t seemed like something was just
pressing on the top Of my head and it
burned like fire. l was indeed 4
nervous wreck.
For four years ! couldn't do my
homework. l was in bed most Of the
time 4 = / got so discouraged and
at times l wanted to die, l was in so
much pain. At times l hurt all over.
: s. At night l was restless and
couldn't sleep. l had no appetite, in
fact was a misery TO myself and every
one else.
81 continued in this condition until
finally | began Cardui . q = Took
Cardui regularly until ! look a number
of bottles. 1t cured me. I cannot say
too much for this treatment and high
ly recommend 1t to others
For more than forty years Cardui
has proven beneficial to suffering
women.
Your druggist sells 1t. Try it.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTIERS
10 MEET IN NEW NOItli

New York, Nov, 2e-Wladck zhys-
10 and Ed (StranEler) LOWS, heavy
weight wrcstlcrs, meet here tonight
10 decide which OF thcm will wrcstlc
or the worlds heavyweight cham
nlonship against Joe stcchcr, present
champion. The match tonight viii be
decided 10y one fail, MS catch as catch
can style.
AS n preliminary feature tonight
.,ccher will wrcste Leon oponncll,
% French wrestler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
TELEPHONE COMPANY IN
TEXAS MUST PAY MINIMUM
SCALE OF So PER WEEK

Austin, Texas, Nov. IA blanket
minimum wage Of S12 per week for
women and minors employed by telc-
phone companies, laundries, factories
and mercantile establishments in Tex
rs was promulgated by the Texas
Industrial Welfare Commission late
today. The wage was made TO be-
come effective Feb. Z, 1921. and em-
ployers who furnished meals will be
allowed to deduct 20 cents for each
meal. An apprentice rate of Is cents
per hour during the first six months
OF apprenticeship and 20 cents per
hour for the second six months. was
set.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22
New Treaty Acceptable to Japs

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 22.-Japa-
nese newspapers today announced the
completion of a new treaty between
Japan and tn United States and
stated it was acceptable" 10 Japan,
according to a cable from Toxic re-
ceived here today by the japanese
Daily News. 1t was declared the
treaty would not affect Hawaii.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22

On Board steamship parismina--
pr~esident-clcct Harding spent the
quietcst sunday in months resting and
reading as his steamer proceeded to-
ward Panama under bright tropical
sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-22

to
congress for the creation Of an addi-
tional office in the federal government,
a comptroller general of the United
States is being considered by the
treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

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re sUlrre~ WIN as- parents. NJ
ana X-s z = 5roinsun- Fer sHuEr-
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WIS ACCOMPANIED hu-1e 5r .lIs grand
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vysT- a M Va-asy hume.
Ms Emma F'-Ts1 Is -1a G-lesz "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Fa-nln--un- Sept. 1Ss-a1-s. A11En+-
knuwttun- VIM II within q few 1a7-s
n nlnsrv-aiert --ea-s ENC registered
weuf 70 me puIls " 8aundzy an0 1asr
ns- VOTE Ms HnHwt-un s me ridss-
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maps n rhr state x TT II me ufaliuT
arx tpdHr she saz-s u Is a rsHv sh@
nHs inukea forward % 5nr ears. and
sne knew II vuulG come 4 ne- czrne
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TaASs. ma TsZ- sPwsc 7-aa-S brighter
rs7ar ne las- his ErcwfTnn is "a
Republican. through ana through, srIs
is well -anG am gluwE wzv Ene Is
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ma Ju-1rv IL si1e thinks n VIII.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Jnrn P-zac.. Long PunG, zae1azlo
-eebe. II Madison zVecIIs. SkCv--1t--
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rsld. Ne Paul OEczr Tz-s-. Pear
street. Madison: Joseph Fus-- -
Wafer sr-es-- SEUw1sEzr, Villain
J1E=pr 5esazEsr, - Al1lr- street.
s4zrrasrza. Eden E2-T 50T- 2
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1ag1r If Bangor returned II her
homes S4ra--fa- a4-s- -wn wFeE1s
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hume Of her pa-anIs. Nj and Ms.
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sutss N cle-K zt me stu-z-
Tire George 2. Burton czaCy s-n-s
Gas s@er saiG 70 Ear Tau-sa. Of Ibis
zuwn M Burton VIII remain 1oT
a zk1u-- TINE
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guest If his brother. (-hHr.fes Mitch
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LIDS. sunssalv. THE TRIP WIS rfads II
ne -b0w e.n-
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n me Eeyiars-n1 church Partners.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
sALF ALTON ARMY Is
TO FARM FT On

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f n s-1zar zuID r1s BUSINESS 1f 4,nf
pfacuClun. anc 1ar Ills -1.--ons-
hrs acquired q lE--e --ar- Of am =
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cam - af Genera 5r-zr,w4g 7p1--
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1zl--- 1ou-o=- n England.
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FOR a uou- If ne Tom 1r1ur. when NJ
WI huid -nea--rEE IN 16arrr-aas. -rr-
ONO and = nr1oeE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
Maine Potato Crop VIII Be
"a Ia 900 Bushels This Year

%aEstialu. Mass. Seu1 1.-THE
n'lndf1un II Cne 4-rus-nuk. Ne
-sg1un nuTH-a cop WIS -s-duced 70
= per cart ri norma. br Ia1e
nllEnT z AuguEI- according p New
England ~~up ~sso--- ri the E1l,-aEu
n 1rUT @-E1s-ars q M T-Ired
States Department u AE-7rlll -7,--s.
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w=--H q -6a $40 ana * aag Da--a.s
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III -.-up. 4--nD -ar4d gains ware
maze Isl month
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rE-EE-se--1ces VII bs ael6 a;
Cooks ss.nunIhunsa ns- sunGH p
a1-e-1uur.
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7 Z CM-lerun and WI move =
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Ms Flora Muck Is -sa<.t1lr9g ne
Grammar sc.nul Il Albion. wtlirr
opened -nls week
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Montana. a.-N visiting -ela--vsss ~
own.
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ers ri Worcester. Mass and NJ
and Ms. KNIGHT II BlIe-1cz- MEss-.
are CHESTS a. Eai-a- SeR-H-s
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ne LADIES' Ald vzs aesn VIZ MS
EnIlls Wednesday The nsIt -rs.-@T
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
SCL0S

H. H1c 1--s. Charles S4r--a-- 7f
NEw ,Ee'-ss~- a-H guaE-s e II name
q IL SsTs-v-'s g-z71t.za--.It.-. :.
Sewer
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ann Mar Pan and Mss Flora les q
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Mss Carrie Ell=apetn Simmons. cgu-rre-
nj William Simmons n Eo--h Auynrs aur
RAYMOND lie W-h,rne- ri BINGHAM v-s-e
qulsrtv nz--Tsr Sc ne nurn. ~ -. 47-,ss =
N'r--h Anzur,. s'1uuE- Tfss c~-~rrrr,-- wa
ps-r--sss n ths 3~-. -fK-ses Z alrEIn,n~-
NJ m CONGREGATIONAL rhr--h r. Skpv-ne-nr.
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sssrs Il riis puniir s,tunis nj Tats--'Ie. ~
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ElxE DGlxv DulAE taz -s-1---r; n fr-
nssnT z FEi-i.iG. atre- Passing sew ar-~
VIII ns- Hur;- Mr. Samuel Romero
A-s Aavvs-- sE-or- h1s -s-u--1ar II ge-
1nEns Il Gn-r1Ena, AFTER uazzur frw oEr-
Tv7zt A=z -A-uual RBce-Ick. " sw~ar-
ended m ne CnA-t=s t4s-r1n-- tK--u n
suwr g few vs1-z A-u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
Y orids Best Ancrloneer-
Isn't Afraid 70 Admit Il

Madison. WlE-Ee-e is ne wav {
x !ss.unsin auCrlpnea- describes him
gal
.swnv CDignsI Arthur 2 Or Is E-ss-
aE q swine aaG DAY. zurIunse-; The
z-vlcn as4sI1s1as. -Esas. and sIuUs. 4
nain ri sincerity mas descended upon
ne lace uf me man a sIld1en --aCs
has surrounded him n = -uu s+-e
-t1gr -a-aSr C-sH-1Bn Of nature q MT.
sal MADE Z digs down znTo vuu and
-ne-e 1Rwnr upnn vuu TIE gonsrIuus-
resF that vuu nave lsrera- = 4 --ag-
u-a-u- Wa, the sinple sentences and
ne rruafinHEje grace which -iIrEs u
sincerity. Il mas driven nurne Il TWEEN
r.p--r csuru-v application Of -weu-v
r-eE-s' experience as AT aur-1uneer
7aH- MIN @u~ quarter n Al hour
IND then II AWAY L vnu car- and =
srrrI, choose n Be une n 1fuse -a-H
e.--sss cures n wturn -aE- rtr1 ling sTur-v
~ achievsrHrc brings m thrill ~
r7--lris- Inuk wall n ne s-zI- which, Is
arwrnE n --rTr waiHs. Tuu mead a
~-Y-rfr~ re 4----
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BELGRADE

R-E--hs F~eEw,l EapIzsi
,4Jsa--ss-.v meeting WIS heiG mere. 3e-
ginning SATURDAY. ana lHs-nE ove-
SCuCay
M a1G Ms -1Er-seH 55clz11-6 a-e
listing -'H.a--~es II Gardner
The Washington scnooi opened
Thursday with M5ss EGl-n Bailey as
-aAc1er
Mss Eznu-a Bick1U-5 IF TaTs-viIIe
was Sunday guest n hs- nutfe-
MS. Eta BluB1o--c
Mss -ur1Ea 51ckcur6 and MAY
nR---i FIro1Isn a-H E--snGinE me SCI
--ade ElEn sc.1unl
-a---- Alexander !s hauling swas-
cHr-n p -ns Eac-nr-- ri Oakland.
Miss Marion Thompson has crrn-
plzrEG mar duties n SruE Ea-ou-
Camps and -sturnsa hune-
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Stripes Abolished
In Canadian Prisons

NCN-EE A--SsIis-uE IF nic
striped uniform. Il ~t1un H. 3Urv-7c-
n u--7az INSTITUTIONS have nasr pr-A-
vlpUs,- gE-n-E.- mas -HnuencT roV'i-'-l
Degrading and hardening u--sCnes-S
re ds.TJa----71e1r- N .flE-3re Ies decide.
= aoHncun : II ne -I-lI-e -yF'r IN
@---us-,rE f1- summer rHE- ait me
~ u-,-T-a--w- Nc sirrIGan Made
nm t1u-anis n-rwc Cg-In. ne sun
-ne- UNIFORM VII c1rslst - TA-Es-
aa9 --1uss-v cu- n conventional Da- -
-e-- S--aw rg-s vii ~ wC-- VT
re syr-ue- uniforms The w.r-a-
e,iu4f.aE viii Ne made --u7u F--tsrlr,-
Blue -iu--l.
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Si-1 -pui+or NarnH- - Y,+.

Enuiton- Ne. Ser-- -r.-sE-s Yer
Z. -lz-k, wste Of -s1a 1snu1v -ls-e a+
c1Ur-s hare wgs re --y- NJ ms go
WuruHn "a zZErnlEe rms right 81 -rra
a. -r1s eiec-nn here rns.Hz-
Interest n ma cEmpzlEas conducted
sT me candidates 1ar sheriff ~ 1 mt
rouk courrT ami for representa- r
ne Legislature NEara znx--zIr7sr-n7 =,
causing me largest urn afz- III vrrra-z
a -1iE tuwr mr. wAg-s
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Buddfists PRAY as Eoles
Are Burned In Heads

---N .z-CECW hLE1nE-Eu Pr
~-nce-Ef- ,Jorr Devrr .-na-7csu zr-
1hInGe 7--rIfassur a ne ---~s-sI1v II
Fet-rE- v!s.ced ChaaE-cnuw -ecHu-,-
2 ne course If a nIss7ur -e-,,-,2--e mr.
q -hlnR- e. me wnsr ne r---
WIS ous.r--nE { aciidE- and -Dse
Chinese 7udJjt,. ISIS. y,--..nT-Y,nr u-,as-r
Suffered huIes n e burned mn -.,s,-
heads as Z rolzen q her -sTir-7n7,s
vCwg
IAe holiday was snurrTEo s.nlys
G--a.r arranged 1v =-uuu ~ r5er-r-
-t-t+s q n -hE1E-nnnw Suuatis.
monster. -1an graduating class a-
1oVlcss 1C-C re priesthood. Chinese
nae e1-oe 4-~n- aI u8--s n -ha co,,n
- 4 -asTp6nss n raj ne --7uras
~ sarT on. -ha Ruurr-s-s II ms
same -t-la nunuraG ne ~7r-,rrs Of ne
-alplnr -HDeE1iur wno ws-e ksTlad
sz--v -eR-S arn
-1A 5uaL-IET -nrarr1nr7- - 7-.rF=-rr
Inn r china @1IlruF ancient T1r7as
-har as nz~DH-7C-ir m avrax u ne
ornIueuras-ead ms zvuirt-,s WV
ne sr9H--e- 7ni2F ri ne priests ne
- eiH- MEETS ara MARKED v1+., no
aes3- -1--=r srz--y Tie -,e-----,a-z & 2
nE-H- IF 4o--- dHy-s usuR1r ane a.
- clUEs as 4 climax n ne -n-rr,I.-
ceremony ---ror re shs-ar heads NJ
lines NJ k--HA-rC 1rT-1ras g-a pEaeHd
ilr-7-st zines RI rl--t- i-rfa-rratlje
i-CsnEs -hess sink lrro ia flesh as
yss,r
-.---1a-s NJ ne assem- blazs. = mn ne
nsadS NJ ne nUy- dsr1UT-rausp ak
nr re -@-lT VOWS placed ~
~lsr n waive Ernuitie-1rr fnrsnse
taHDs
O ne -nE0 v-r became priests AZ
re -are--- ceremony here. I'M -auk
he @!lll WV wi1ule ne 1rtle-r ar
y,eTr.r,r IessEEr 1r-e-s. va,rn SER @ur---
VIII ]zwe- s-a-z. some WITH 1-T me
ant ne -as- @--urr WI - niue
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The STUDENTS EH1e-e6 q Surr-sz
5Hlsy &sDurza, -nRpel On sunnav
morning e1r ne first meeting NJ 1ne
FsR- The GnEg,el was a---cE-1ca-s--
necrra-sd with Eiaainh sweet peas
Gnd farms. E--oId -aT-irs-. ne new
school minister. preached Ar 1nsn1r-
lnE se-Dun uour ne I--aIrrner1r ~
csaE1.-14C-a-, ann pictured ne ---pe of
Irving. tur winch EEk --rra s1aaGs.
The address, WIS 1rZng . me ar-s-
SITE and WIS Delivered II 4 9I-,e- BIZ
tur-,sst-d rlauner tnu- maize q s--onE
impression. Ms Taylor sang sus4
For -edHvr
The 5i5ie school was a-rEuizes:
1E'r ne vsa- VII Earle Fasssl NJ
the faculty superintendent and
Lssur 1ul1n - S.c-e=a-- ann --nas-
u--e-- NJ EGsEsl VIII -=R1h 1ne
ocy'E ciEtss and Ms. Gwen -trs E--ig.
= 1M ? NJ 81 cae srunHrr
ga-ns-aC n -ae E-7nE -unrn ana J.
oT-s--v 1u- ne cuEIomE-- nRlf hrlr-
Sunday evening song ser--ius PRIOR
70 Cnf E.s--nEs Of the T II and. =
IA = = May Wlcax -. u--asz,-
nsrT IF ne 7 n Q a. "a -ne r--tss
fr-sE- -nas-aE, which WIS ar-and
" al ne g1-ts Il me dnrrn1tTr-v 4
pisHs.nE @aH-u--e IF ne meeting vas
GuH7 r. Ne -avlur and N-
Thompson, E,me- -zvlu-. ~ a--ss-
Ioer- II me 7 {. 4. ler -A1sl-
1-sT meeting
The Curing -,ubs ire a-r11siug
g--s.E- anti lElRsn AIMING orrn nr--r
GnC g-r.s ana many aC--v--les a-s e.--
LIZ planned
Two more ane EulE-a.7 -rws trgzn
1nsT beer purchased 4nr ne Use ~
-ns srrooI-
F-1Ga-- se1rHrr;1s- - Is re car
srsnecuie6 1ur ne famous ar-rtHr
>+srlor picnic. Although --.Eass.ei
" rs Senior C'Iass. II --e- bers ~
the s.1oei are 1-z-red . 1ulr II ma
Gays oU-nE