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New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

WANTED-Young man at McBriar-
 tvs Drug Store. 3-3-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

NANTED-Cook for family with two
 small children. Apply Mrs. Stan ley R. Eddy. 93 Black Rock Ave,
 Tel. 22o-2. 3-24-5dX
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
FOR SALE-MISCELDA

FOR SAhE-Stone jugs, all sizes. New Britain Bargain Store 1 and 8
 Main St. 3-24-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

W'ANTED-Second hand gas range.
 State condition, price and when available. Address Range Box 8,
 Herald. 3-23-d3x
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
WANTED-FEM HELP

WANTED-Girl or woman to take care of baby and help with light housework. Call II LenoX Place.
 3-24-3d&
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Building lot. East St, New Britain. 5Ox169 feet, $500. One in Berlin. 75X190 feet. with
 enough lumber to build two tene- ment house for S1,oOO, Box 35XC,
 Herald. 3-23-3dX
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

NOTICE-Philip Silver has opened q new and second-han clothing and
 gents furnishing store at 131 Hart ford avenue. I buy and sell sec
 ond-hand clothing. 3-19-13dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE-Tel.
 l6SO-14. 3-24-1dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

FOR SALE-Sound horse, weight 1900 pounds. Now using truck and have no use for him. Price $50. and have no work for him. Price $50. Fay's express, 1855 Glen St
 - 3-24-4dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
Whats the Matter With tl

That's question frequently asked, eve facilities. Very often it is the eyesight of fault.
 Perhaps you have asked this question. have your eyes examined by our competent are all that is needed to remedy your "ightin worn your reading or close-work difficulties
 Bad eyesight is not only annoying but son to become cross, irritable and 'out-o
 OPTICAL DEPT.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FURNISHED ROOMS

TO RENT-Large front room: steam heat; suitable for two gentlemen. Mrs. Walsh. GA Church street.
 3-24-3dx
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

WANTED-A millinery apprentices:
 good pay while learning; also ex- perierced maker. Apply Golden blum Millinery Go. 3-24-3d
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
WANTED-FE.M HELP

WANTED-Middle aged housekeep- CT in widower's family. Apply 21O Glen St. 3-o44d
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

WANTED-Stenogra and typ ists. State age and experience Ad- dress B. l.. A, P. O. Box POT.
 3-24-4d
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24

FOR SALE-Baby chicks weekly.
 Superior winter laying strain of Leghorns Circular. A. E. Hall,
 Wallingford Conn. 3-10-30dX
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Nc0rncr broadway and Lead Avonuc)
Thomas ~ Harvey. pastor: resi-
dencc. tf20 East Gold avenue. phone
1895 NJ.
Bible school az $40 a. m. I. W.
Lamkiu. superintendent
Junior aud Senior unions. z y. M.
Interesting programs.
Public Worship at n a. m and s
~ m The pastor viii speak at both
hours. Morning theme: "~CitiEonship
and it's Responsibilities. Evening
thome; Trained LCadurship."
Special music under the direction
Of Mrs. blanche Underwood Mrs.
Bert Spann viii sing az an onortory.
Boyond the Blue" at the morning
hour OF worship and Mr.. Byrne will
sing the onertory solo "a the evening
service.
4 postgraduate class in teacher
training viii receive heir diplomas at
the evening service.
Visitors and strangers Will receive
u welcome to all our services.
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Flrst conergatlonnI Church.

CORNER coal and South broadway ,
Harold $. Davidson. Ph. d., pastor.
sunday school at R;45. Plans Tor
Children's lily concert. June G.
Morning service az n. Subject:
Memorial DAY. l92O-Why We
should Observe H." Special musical
features Prelude. Elevation. "
U'aulkor); Omerory. "futcrmczZo. a"
tH|ollinsJ: Anthem, Faith OF our
Fathers" CWilsOnl: Solo, Miss Scissor:
Organist. Allene BiNicr.
Evening service conducted by q. T..
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Unnamed Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner Gold avenue and ArnU strcotl
Carl Schmid. pastor: residence. goo
South Aruoi phone e3i6 J.
sunday school at 9:fb q. NJ.
Morning scryicea at II o'clock.
There will be no evening services
This sunday M the pastor will be out
OF the city.
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(sifth street and silver AvcnueJ
Hugh A. Cooper and John =. Burns,
ministers.
9.f5 a. m. sunday school.
u u M. Worship. sermon theme.
"Our Life Theme"
2 o.. m. Junior Christian Endeavor.
Z p. m. senior Christian Endeavor.
y. M. Worship. Sermon theme.
God our Helper"
Mid-wcek service Wednesday at
T.fb D.. m.
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AAr'N N'tNH f'hFNh hAttfAsJ
Sunday school ana Bible class M
as4b a. ~. Lesson. jonathan and
His Armorbearcr." sam. 14:i-i6.
"a a. m, breaking OF bread 10 re-
mcmbrnnco of the Lord. Acts 2O.T.
7;f6 y. nj. Preaching OF the goH-
pei by Carl Armerding. ON account
Of the flood. Mr.. Amending has
postponed his trip to the Navajo
country until next Tuesday. Suitable
speakers viii be arranged for during
Ills absence and the Gospel hall will
b, open FOR business every sunday
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

-MFN or MYSTERY" HAVE
MYSTERIOUS PARTY.

The Mcn % Mystery gave 8 fare
well parts 10 those Of iin members Whu
are leaving for their summer
tons az tie home Of Virgil Wilson,
on MAY a. There was music and
games were played Entertainments
we're served towards the end of tho
evening. and u me lime was had The
title. The Men of Mystery sounded
"a f%orhiddinB tho 4 e.. WINS afraid -
make ms Investigations into the de-
tails 80 their uuic panty
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MSS ~sncnENER's i.urns
OWE RECIfAl.

All 81 ~ q TO 60 through glass
~factoficsi and machine shops and
printing shops and get inside stun'
on how the glass n the engine and
the newspaper or book are turned out
Iig oycn more interesting 70 watch
some human talent. In ita embryonic
stale prescott itself. especially children.
That Is why q recital auch as Miss
Mary Mlchenor's piano pupils gave
last night at the Lead venue Metho-
dist church h always enjoyed. Twcn-
ty-ope pupils participated In the pros
grain, and we're assisted by Isabel
Zicscr and Harold Wegs. who played
selections on M violin.
Turkish March. ...... Beethoven
Rozella Britt
starlight waltz. .Brainard
Clarissa Bcxemek
ON Leave March. ...... .crnmmond
Barearolle .............. offenbaeh
Isabel Zeircr
II SegretO. from Luceriza BOrgia.
STEELE T-asIiaferro
Dorothy Won
Italian Song ....... Tschaikowaky
jamie Bozemek
Tho swallow. ... Bursamuiiel
Ethel Pitt
n Trovatore. Petite Fantusie. Verdi
Marvin Hexemck
Dorothy. an Old English Dance Smith
Dorothy Oleson
snow hciiH. .behf
Clarlsaa Bcxeinck. jamie Bezemek,
Marvin Bezemck
Blushing Dohuiantc. ...... L~ieurance
Erna Hhuser
mo secret. -. ..-......... osuuer
Inez H~itfenhouse
PatterinF Raindrops ........ Crosby
Edna Rosenberg
uOyu. Spanish Dance. ..... .Anthony
Mary Alice Nisenbach 4.
Cherries Are Ripe Lester
Howard WsgH
chapel Chimes. . ...... .Groonwalt
Helen KAY
Polish Dance ........ Scharwenka
Thclmu Farr
Venetian n0ndolns ....... Wachi
Augusta Adams
Position ssstsnfsss rs..sss 1ouaft
Ollie Pitt
Improvisation ........ Grcil
Ediih Oiuson
10 A Water Lily ....... .MacDowelI
T~uranteiic ......t .-.st...... Heller
Iufa TlUfNlrum
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The N1man's ciub't laEt meeting
~ The year waH held Friday evening
a. = o'clock The installation 81 OFF,
cfp took place from eight 20 nine
and Nae followed by q very fine little
musical program, wnich Mrs. A. a..
Sh0rtle, chairman ~ the entertain.
ment commi'tee had arranged. Misses
Marrarei Bum % Erma Wegs each
gave plano solos Miss Hortcnse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Christian Science services arc held
at the Woman's club every sunday
morning M ~ o'clock.
sunday school az 9if5 o'clock.
Wednesday cvehing meetings at s
O'Clock.
Reading room open daily except
Sunda5a and holidays from $50 to
bs5O D.. m. 4ieis West Central ave
nue.. Room .. Mclini building.
A free lending library. Including all
the works OF Mary Baker Eddy, aud
other authorized Christian Science Mt
eraturc. IL maintained IN connection
with the reading rom.
The public is cordially invited to At
tcnd tho Sunday services. the WedncB-
day evening meetings. ana 30 visit the
reading oom
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tCorner Laad Avenue and south
Third Strcci.1
Charles Oscar Bccitman, pnstors
Miss Edith Gorby. denconeas.
Sunday school. p.tb a.. m. u. A.
rorterfioid, superintendent.
Public Worship, II a. m. and 8 y. IN
Morning theme. The Highway Of
Hollnasa-thc Joyridrrr.'' Evening
subject; what 40 Believe" Special
music nt both servites under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Ralph Smith.
Twilight luncheon In the church
p%ariors for the young people at 6
y. m.
Epworth league at 2 p m. Mervln
Illlmer. leader.
A welcome TO n or all Of these
services.
No mid week seryicc ON Wednesday
night on account OF the commence
ment exercises NJ The High school.
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AJFH CHrs ENVEItTAINED
M n n G.A

Tho Alpha CHS were the "ut
home guests ~ tho Kappa Kappa
Gamma's fhiN week. a. iiieir Wodnea-
daS Afternoon social hour from 1870
10 1890. Miss Katherine keiehcr was
~ charge Of me affair. Mrs. l..
Howard ch~apafOuod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

8NIincr sans Downing "only q Rose
AMI -AuItrna' 81 HcrFtii % Mise
HI1Ef Hnfta SAME 1870 auina. HutherH
I"faI+n.a p~iinIImnro and StraafH'f
"failIea Love tgut Afiaa stoTta was
accompanied BY Mrs .. q. sehwcnt-
Tho membcrr had invited their hus-
bands 10 this last meeting, and after
tho nroHlafn. dancing. and cards occu-
cours rc~frtehnenis Of the incest
sort were served. under. the super
vision 81 Mra ". n Ms-Ciurkcn. Mrs.
soeils played fgr the oencc.
RECITAL M ruS'nS on Mrs
THOMPSON.
A recital viii be given by the pupilu
o. Miss Gertrude Thompson. assisted
BY the pupils u Miss Estclic Vaick.
Tuesday. June I, At 3 y. NJ. The fol-
lowing prugram has been arranged;
"a. Dancing anowllakcs. Busbee
Lillian pegan.
=. puct-At the Circus. .nlibro
Louise Mann Ruth Mann.
B. Recitation Marjorie Van clrase
puet-Thc Flower Parade Rilbro
Donald Osman. Ruth Bennett
,. Lullaby Aaans
what the ntIIH NNt e. e. . O q aNNNAAH
Elizabeth Elder.
o. Nioiin-Hnrcarolio .Oncnbach
CAREY Euloc.
q. Duct=Danclpv SunhcamF. .Biihro
Catherine Fec. Gertrude MaEec.
a.. Recitation ..... Fletcher Bowman
.. Trio-Itustic Dance. 80. tSeineckc
Bernard Slcvert. Donald Crosno,
Charles Rice.
10. Caprice .....t-.....S schneider
Thclmn Gatchcl.
IL. iu4l nthoi
Isabelle Patterson.
AZ. Album Leaf. Cries
Nalsc Petite ..s......s. Virgil
Florence Ellis.
la Scarf Dance. ....... .Chaminade
I~suise Blnkcmorc.
~. Pomponette ........... Durand
Marion Dukctt.
Is. Duct-spanish Dance.
MoskOwskl
Florence Olson. Alice Olson.
ig. Vaiso In ........... Durand
Clara Stevens.
lI7. violin-Traum scnncrin 49,.
........ IaOitNk,
Dorothy BrandunbcrE.
rs. Second Vaiso. .....s.. Godard
Florence Hanson.
us. Minuct f~aucftNah
Helen stevens.
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x. OF c. DANcE POSTPONED.

The banquet aud dance the
knights Of columbus had planned in
compliment TO the ladies has been
postponed indefinitely n was Ca
have been given last night. hut on
account ~ the fact that yesterday
was an omber day in The church. q
wa necessary To- change the date.
Announcement VIII be made when
the Time Is fnal ly decided upon
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AmIrnn an aCNII 81 rALsn

The a. 4. i. club held "a picnic az
Highland park Tuesday cvoning Mis-
ars Louise Watson and NoNa Blake
were the "cats'' committee. Miss
Mary Kimhail aud Frieda Hcndrich
were guests for the evening
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society with an address by tho pastor
ia 4t1o o'clock. aubleofi "HcinK q
'unud Coniradc,n trTov. eT.o, 40. ~,
fa1. leader. John Seth.
~ 7 o'clock sharp tho members
who sing. aud orchcatrR nrc asked to
nicet for rcheafrai Tor children'a
Day concert
NJ .. ChufrIt. oid Town. tspanlsh.i
tAcrt Central Avenue. opposite
CONTINUOUSLY
J. 0Eiivie. pastor: D.. A. Madrid. as
aistant.
40 o. m. sunday school. NJ. n.
May Osmond, supc%rinicndent.
II a. M. Preaching hy the pusior.
a-p. ma. preachinF w thc pnstor.
NJ. a. Church. Tlarcias. (sfmni-h.D
Bnrclas road: near bridge.
. Ogilvic. pastor; J. d Madrid. ns-
tiHtnnt.
10 "a. IN. sunday school. Mr.. NJ.
Baca, superintendent.
II "A. M. Preaching by !. r. Mad
rid.
Everybody welcome.
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81. Jolmt Cathedral Church,
N.piscupnt.l

Corner silver Ave. aud fth Street,
Trinity Sunday, May so.
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(curncr Arno and 1iltrasl
T. H.. Gaines. pastor rcHidcnrr.
So2 y South Afno.
sundny- school. 9.fb a. nj. +, q.
McCabe. superintendent.
Preaching ~ a. m. and ; y. m,
ROY. Thrpadnlli VIII preach Mot
dav evening al y o'ciuck.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, : y m.
You are q stranger with uh u
nee
Fan Antonio. Texas, has been uu-
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GIRLS RESERVE
EIIfsTg OFFICERS.

Company A, Corp I. Girl deserves
elected officers Tor The summer Mon
dny afternoon. Scout, Helen Eosrn-
back, OUTINGS and innings chairmau.
Lillian CALDWELL service caAirmun.
Charlotte Black
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sWnNmNG poOL OrENs.

The swimming pool az the v n
o.. A viii open to women aad girls
Tuesday morniue from 6i1O 10 $50.
No one viii he admitted 10 The root
VIM has not had % physical eXnminn-
lion. Miss Rose OF tho Y. w. G. A..
viii arrange for these examinations
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NIn.rr. June y 81 4tfa O'Clock. Tho
tm 4 - f1iloes.
<irhIa Manaou1ski
Tso. ? H.nry
81 kasfssr
Iche y ~e,n,Inni
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rse6satslloa 81 p'1lsmaladgs y
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.e4.s sS,aa- ert ~efa 81, ann.
. 49, ~r.~+ M ana
te~ef resari1ot. NJ. and MA.
r',..er with. M ana Mr.. osortr
Hnkhrll t~fIolnaa and Af. and Mra
Harry bsnsa1ui4
,,e 400 ~ snnltsne
FtHtA
The Security ueneh aelse'.nen
1-tt 2 ur.s, 1-~~l
mfnanei4 Nf en W.. t.s-
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@ 4.,..s.s ~ s.a6' ard NAVa IN.
next 91z
1is8 1a. =. .&es,s s.v Two
,.rc,se s.d ,foe. MO hnve been
tkeir ruo.,s And h hard 20 wait that
lang for tsa rnfllst 10 GENE.
ST. aNTftoNF1s onrfrtSAcE
rfaf,
TsN noru 81 81 Anihoutfa orphan
az sast th6l annual commencement
~J.r.1.E And TntIrgInv nithtn The
-~c@rsm ana CLEVER ara we'll ar
.ssrd Win aonrs ana drills by lit
81 tots. VINO We're too small to APP
9,..s.s++ ~ 49, -n.,nc- ~ ina nro-
.m ~ r.es wr9 Hnde M OF chill
aren % Ds,tn,n. M
A ~ ,,.,trt snir,,
f.st VIZ. " M
sssns~ Heeis me Ind,an
school band tern'.hsa me music me
~ss... .s pr,u by
Twelve besf. Scouts, Mcltla Duros-
settle. Plantation Baca.
TAHlEAr 80. !.
MAKING THE FLAG.
Betsy noet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Edmund CoOkscs.
George washington
.-.... ...... Antonio Garcia
CoIuniHl 4TonT klubuchcr.
TNHLEAU NO. 2
MsruHnNfsS op THE FLAG.
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Bible school At 9itb a. m.
Or Wedge will preach both morn
ing and evening.
G.. T.. meeting al s y. M.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
at = o'clock.
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fANNIt ANUN anu ININNAI"N
T. l.. ualnca. pastor. kcridence
S0eh s Arno street.
sunday school att5 a. M.
r~rcuehinF ii:oo q. M. and s;to
Rev. rhreadrir viii preach Mon
dAy evening eight o'clock.
prayneeiine Wednesday 500 y. m.
A coraLai welcome 10 an.
~. Paul's English Lntiicran Church.
Corner Sixth -. and Silver AVE.
Arthur N. knudscn. pastor.
9.4b a. M. sunday school. Glasses
Tor every age A. W kraemer super
- q m, woruhlp. The pastor win
prnise.' Miss Esther Tlmms Win sling,
20 May Ny Walk be Close With Cod
lhcrhert Johnspnj.
8 D. m. Monthly meeting OF sur.
day school workers in the church par
p. m. Christian Endeayor meet
Ing. Topic. Being e Good Comradc."
Led by social committee.
s y. M. Worship. Message BY the
pastor on Sins Of the Saints" bclnff
the conclusion OF the message begun
last Srndhy evening. Abe choir wfi
sing. Jesus Lover OF Ny Soul" tNci-
Eon).
Fuf the WtfNH
"Wednesday. , y. m. prayer meeting.
Thursday. $50 D. m. The iadicH'
Aid society Will meet with Mrs. Steiner
on the ranch west Of Old Town. Trans
uortation wiii Dc provided.
You viii Ind a warm welcome ut
our services.
Ccnsrui Aseiil.e Methodist Church.
A. !. Bowman, pastor: Miss Annie
Price, pastor assistant
$40 a. m. sunday school; }. Il,
Major. superintendent.
n a. M Worship. The pastor will
preach.
a:5O u. m. Junior league.
$50 y. m. intermediate league.
Z .. m. Senior league. F,
s D. M. Worship. An evangclistii
service.
Special music for all services undeI
direction OF Miss Bcrnice Powers ant
Miss Ncm Eclch. Morning anthem,
'Juhllatc Dec" fNcvinl solo. select.
ed. Miss Powers.
Evening anthem. Lead Us In Thu
Why. ulastingsl. Solo.
a welcome for all.
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Niaa Ethti Garrett save two read.
ineH NJ the Broadway Christian
church Thursday. May -. that we're
ecfF excellFntiy done. The first,
-H~um0feSque~ was recited with
mutic4i Accompaniment The second
"a child dialect. and was most
AmuainE and entertaining Mias
ihe eefotees o. drerhatie reading
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MoMEN,s ExcnHNGh

Tho WUH7FnTE VTVIIHW0 WI %
opened a. the Wv. q a saturday
afternoon. June 9. VI 2 oAciock, An
women and nifis aic ulrcd 10 send
samples OF their hnndlWork either In
fancy work or cookery. This ex-
chnnro a being opened for b BEN
|cfii or tho uumcn who have the time
40 make things on which they would
Hike 10 make e little revenue. Al
hldah Of ehicahir fancy work viii be
received and also food. such AZ cakes,
piet. ieilics. etc. A small commits
eion VIII be- charged TO dcfrey tho
expenses 81 the cHchnnge,
An articles must be handed In NJ
the Y. W. c. A.. hy N o'clock satur-
DAY morning.
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Giiffs 10 sWni.
Aren't We nIfia ucklrh 10 death that
thr n ~ q A. pool Il to BE- int 20
wnmen every 1,uenast mQruiuH be-
tween the hourt 81 et1o aud Htae dur
sun ine snHlmcf moWls4 Just thinf
cf h caoI d|r ca1IY 81 ne morninG,
aid the un n wis b. n nlett ~ tho
girls tntrr. n maybe have an early
moruIn4 swimming parts. with break
fast u1mrNhore Afterwards. There
vas absolutely no ulara Tor ua 90 20
sNlMnIilM except the Indian schooi
pool. and 4 had no adequate batn
hnIIFo. o. the tnffitg pool, that be-
GENES a laVorifo Fct-toTcther place
for all thr pollivufE n thf country
|1uInE Tho sumuEcr months; or tho
river. And the river has ia advuut-
ages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
5sxs gsAEs.sASspSs SSsA,NSsrra

me members IL the Lew Wallace
chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revelation were entertained this AT
'ternoon az tho home Of Mrs. j. w,
HAL. he meeting being the last oua
Of the season. A feature Of the pro-
gram wal the reading Of a paper by
Mrs. q. s. Mciandresa on The Taos
Art Coiony.'' Miss Margaret savage
presided al the meeting. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs, u. H. earns and
Ms L. j. Mlzc.
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The I~fcnHufcnhic Ofdtr OF Pegasus.
tho Y. VIC. a. ridinE club. met at tho
recreation center "Wednesday evcning
fur q rct-torcther supper. followed
hy n short husincas meeting. Miss
Rose acted ne temporary chairman.
Miss Hickey OF the university told the
myth on which the club Is founded
including ia her story some amusing
incidentd OF the first club or this
Kind which was organized at the uni
verFlly several years ago.
The officers which were elected are
AZ Follows; Royal BeiicrephOn. Miss
Ruth Hill; Keeper Of the Golden
Birdie. Miss Helen spciser; Royal
Wieldcr Of the Quill Miss Jane Her
ron: Royal Finder OF the Chlmera,
Miss saud stu: Royai Custodian OF
the Manager. Miss Marion Davis.
The charter members OF the order
are thoas young women who have al
ready ridden with the group. Those
who signify their love Of the sport
BY riding twice with the Pegs may
become members 4 Peg must ride
AZ least nee a month 10 keep an
active membership In tho order.
'F1lEhtT' are scheduled for Wed
nerduy evening az 3 O'Clock and Sat
urday morning A 5 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

1ho Intt Nnctaucss will hold q
card PARTY ~ fhu odd Fellows hail
nes1 4~eaF4dhs. At 1.1t. and have I'M
rIIfs am a. ffitir fritnds 20 be- present
Tie orr1ft1dtibn saeefa every W
mnnfha. and fhoee Who hEye been
their guests md n hard 20 wait thai
lang for ne pAi. CONS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

TIE Security Benefit azgociAlioh
gave \ anrsflAf party 10 0ne OF their
members. Wf. Summers on West lrHd
nar Isl. Tran was not only y SURPRISE.
BIN . mighty isIly one
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-08
New Years at the jefferson.

Last Wednesday night at the JEFF
ferson hotel, Columbia, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Wyman had the following
as Their guests at a lovely dinner
party: DR.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wyman,
of Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Denbow, Mrs. Elise B. Walker, Mrs.
J. W. Barr, and DR.. and Mrs. E. ;.
Wannamaker, of Orangeburg. On
this occasion quite a jubilant cele-
bration was in progress at the ho-
tel as the new year came in. Dinner
was served from 9 to 1890, all the
while the hotel guests were dancing.
Lovely souvenirs were presented the
guests who were so fortunate as to
attend this lovely affair. Just as the
clock struck twelve the spacious din
ing room was darkened and the
guests sang appropriate songs as the
old year died out. The hotel was ov-
erf1owing with guests on new years
night from all over the State.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-08
BURNED TO DEATH.
Young Man Meets Sad Fate at Den
mary Last Week.

Olar, Jan. Cecil HERS, the IA
| year-old grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. HERS, of this place, who was burn
ed to death in the camp car of the
construction gang Of the Seaboard
Air me railway at Denmark, about
| o'clock Tuesday, was buried here
| yesterday. Cecil was an orphan boy
and lived with his uncle, Mr.. B. A..
Joyner, of Cayce, who is foreman Of
the Seaboard construction gang, and
his brother and sister lived with their
HERS grandparents in Olar. Cecil
spent Christmas in Olar, and had just
gone to the camp car in Denmark to
spend few days with his uncle be-
fore going back to Cayce.
Mr.. Joyner says that the fire orig
mated in the kitchen department of
the car in which they were sleeping
and when he awakened the car was
full of smoke and he was almost ST.
fled. He Immediately opened small
window and placed the boy in it in
structing him to jump out, which he
thought he had done. Mr.. Joyner
then opened the door leading into
the kitchen and found the entire room
full of flames. It was under extreme
difficulty that Mr.. Joyner made his
way back through the smoke to this
window, where he made his escape,
after which he found that his little
nephew was still in the car and there
was no possible way to get him out.
The charred remains were inferred
in the Baptist cemetery at Olar yes
terday morning, the services being
conducted by the Rev. G. NJ. Peeler, of
the Methodist church.
Among the floral offerings were
two beautiful designs from the Sum
day school and his teacher and school
mates at Cayce.
Mr.. Joyner also lost s162.75 and
his gold watch in the fire.