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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10
Girls Club of
Palisade Will Be
In Edgewater

The Girls Club of Palisade is lead
ing a busy life these days as also
their leader, Mrs. John Purdon. The
club gave an informal invitation dance
at the school for little get-tOgether
evening with their friends and as
one of the girls, Miss Edith Luff, was
unable to be present, she later gave
surprise party to the club at her
home for the incoming officers, for
the club has just had its election of
officers at its recent meeting at the
home of Miss Mildred Hodgkins and
these now consist of Miss Marie Mar
tins, president; Miss Hilda Nienstadt,
secretary, and Miss Elizabeth Flagg,
treasurer, with Miss Purdon remain
ing as vice president.
Miss Edith Luff, at her party, had a
crown in readiness for the newly
elected president, one of daisies which,
however, the new officer modestly de-
clined to wear, but the party all en-
jOyed music and dancing with refresh
ments till a late hour. The club has
been asked to repeat their recent very
successful performance of the play
''The Rainbow Kimonos' for the bene-
fit IF the Community Service of Edge
water and arrangements have been
made at committee meeting on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Purdon with Mrs. f. Westcott
and Mrs. Yates.
The play will be given on Friday,
April 80, at the Borough Hall in Edge
water, at eight O'clock and the Unison
Four" Of the orchestra of Palisade
will furnish the music. The tickets
will be fifty cents and are to be had
from Mrs. WestcOtt and Mrs. Yates
of Edgewater, Mrs. Purdon of Pail
SADIE and Mrs George Donaldson of
Edgewater Heights.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10
Ex-Presidents of
Wonen's Clubs
Hold Meeting

A most delightful occasion among
the social events of Cliffside Park was
the luncheon and meeting of the Ex-
Presidents Club of the Sixth District
which took place at the home of Mrs.
Warren E. Sammis on Edgewater ave-
nue., Edgewater Heights.
The gathering comprised representa-
tives from Ridgewood, Cragsmere,
Mahwah, Ridgefield, Rutherford,
Ridgefield Park, Palisade, Edgewater,
ETC.
The luncheon was contributed by
the members and was followed by an
informal social chat during which all
the out of town visitors admired great
ly the extensive view and beautiful
surroundings of their hostess home
situated on the edge of the Palisades
overlooking the Hudson and surround
ed by broad lawns.
The president, Mrs. Hotehkiss of
Mahwah, then called the meeting to
order and the business progressed with
serious consideration of the really seri-
GUS matters which were presented, but
with much merriment in the procedure
for this is pre-eminently club of re-
taxation for the weary 'has BEEN
presidents even while it stands for
the promotion of whatever the Fedora
ton considers desirable.
Mrs. Sammis, Mrs Berkey and Mrs.
Wood spoke on the Federation fund,
and Mrs. Peters of Rutherford, the vice
president of the Federation, saying
the fund is now about $1,000. A COM
mittee was appointed consisting of
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Somerville and Mrs.
Dana, to consider campaign to
increase interest in this fund.
Mrs. George Clark of Palisade, chair
man of the Nominating Committee, re-
ported that the present president, Mrs.
HOtchkiss, felt unable on account of
her health, to consider denomination,
and therefore Mrs. Peters was the can
didate presented, with Ms. Wooster
/ remaining as vice president, Mrs
Wauters as recording secretary, and
Mrs Beaumont treasurer, while the
present treasurer Mrs. Brewster, be-
comes the auditor. The ticket was
unanimously voted.
The meeting then adjourned until
June, and for the program of the
afternoon Miss Leiner, friend of
Miss Marjorie Sammis, and a fellow
member of Mrs. Wood in the Columbia
dramatic class, gave some very delight
full and amusing recitations, accom-
panying herself on the piano, and was
much appreciated.
Those present on this delightful oc-
caSiOn were Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs.
Peters, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Wauters,
Mrs. Specht, Mrs. Brewster, Mrs.
Wood, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Berkey, Mrs
Benda. Mrs. Sammis, Mrs. Dana and
Mrs. Donaldson.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10
Cliffside Park
! Woman s club
Holds Meeting

The regular meeting for April of the
Woman's Club of Cliffside Park. was
held on Thursday, April 1, at the
home of Miss Edith Foringer, the
treasurer of the club, with a good at
tendance and the president, Mrs. Fl. r.
Benda, in the chair.
Among those present was Mrs. J.
A. Whitman, who still retains her in
terest and membership although now
a resident of Bloomfield.
After the usual reports, roll call
and the Home Economics report,
which was read by Mrs. John White,
the Literature report was called for
and the chairman, Mrs. Donaldson,
as a preface, said that this being the
clubs fifteenth birthday, it seemed
fitting that at least every five years
some special note should be taken of
it. Therefore in simple way, the
four charter members of the club, Mrs
Sammis, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Koch and
Mrs. Donaldson were presenting flow
ers to the present president and the
president-elect who would be chosen
that day.
The flowers were yellow jonquils
surrounded by ferns, as many as the
years of the club, and the bouquet was
prettily tied with green and with hand
painted Easter cards on which were
humorous rhymes in regard to the
''hatching" of the club and it's growth
etc.
The Literature report was next
Mrs. White, for the legislative member
Mrs. Vosburgh, who was absent, pre-
scented the various bills which had
been duly considered in their legisla-
tive meeting.
The Civics chairman, Mrs. Melon
aid, presented the matter of the usual
spring Cleanup Week." which is each
year decided as to time by the club,
and it was voted that the last week
in April should be recommended to
the Council for this important matter
The report of the Nominating Com
mittee, Mrs W. Clark, Mrs. Koch, Miss
Mutt, Mrs. Boas, was given through
the chairman, Mrs. Herbert Everett,
and was as follows-FOr president
Mrs. George Vaughn for vice presi-
dent, Mrs. C. Brown reelected; for
secretary, Mrs. Robert Burns; for cor
responding secretary, Mrs. w. J. Mac
Donald; for treasurer, Miss Edith
Foringer; as auxiliary members of the
Executive Committee, Mrs. c. Mileham
to replace Mrs Vaughn, and Mrs. HI
r. Benda in the place of Mrs. w. S. B.
Dana, both of these members having
served their terms of office--two years
as has the president and the CORE
spending secretary.
The Trustees Board of the Club
house Fund received two new mem
bers to replace those whose terms
have expired-these being Mrs. Eric
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10

The Armenians are suffering. Cold
and hunger undertake to carry on the
massacre that the Turk is no longer
in position to undertake.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10
All That Was Worth Seeing.

Whistler's amusing personal conceit
Is Illustrated in the following story !:
Meeting a friend entering private
view at the Grosvenor gallery. the art
list took him up to full-length por-
trait he was exhibiting Of Lady Archi-
bald Campbell After the friend had
expressed his appreciation of the beau
tifu, work. ne asked Whistler II
there were any other pictures he
would advise him to look at.
"Other pNtures?" said the artist
in a tone Of horror. .'other pictures
There are no other pictures. You
are through ~
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-04-10

Add to the simple pleasures of the
rich that of hunting the strictly fresh
egg.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-26

daughter, Hazel, left Monday for Val
ley City whre they will spend few
days on business.
Mrs. Asa Britts and daughter, Dor
othy, went UP to Bismarck Monday,
where they will be guests at the Cam
eron home.
Mrs. Floyd Logue and children re-
turned to their home in the Gianavon
country, after a weeks visit with
Linton relatives.
Mrs. Seeley, who has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. H. Liversagt,
of the KinIyre country, returned to her
home in Linton Sunday.
Grant Cameron, Lloyd Stewart,
Oscar Bertheau, Bud Atha ami Mer1
Mewing attended the dance at Srras-
burg Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Scott and daughter,
Eleanor, and Mrs. Johnle will leave
for Aberdeen Saturday, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
Mrs. Chalmers, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
H. o. Sauer, of this city, left Monday
for her home in Minneapolis.
y i d 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heintzman,
Of Bismarck spent Sunday at the
home of the latter's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Jangula, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher, OF this
city, spent Monday and TUESDAY in
Strasburg. They expect to build a
new home and move there this fall.
Mrs Matte McVey, Of Temvik
transacted business in Linton Friday
She left Saturday morning, accom-
panied by her daughter, for Aberdeen
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Baker OF
Phelman, were in Linton Monday
They brought their daughter down te
take the train for her home in Iowa
! Gus Bossert severed his connection.
with the Beaver Valley Motor Com
pany this week, and left for the coun
try where he will work during thresh
ing;
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Capelle, 0:
Hazelton, spent the latter part O
last week with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carley, of thi
city. 81,
| Miss Bertha Backhaus spent Sun
day in Pollock visiting. She will re
main down there and assist at tn
home Of her brother during harves:
ing.
| Mrs. Mclean and Clarence are en-
J joying a visit from the former
brother, Leon Shoulder, of Fort Wayne
4 Indiana, a former resident of Emmon
county. s
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall returne
to Linton from Ashley Saturday. The
will leave Thursday for Pipeston'
} Mimi, where they will make ~thei
. home. d
Miss Alice Barrows, OIL the limel
lean Red Cross, will arrive in Linto
. September first from Minneapolis I
transact business with the local o,
sganization.
4 F. B. Streeter, H. C. Lynn and D.
Shoemaker were the members VIII
went from Linton Tuesday to Minc
to attend the state convention Of tn
American Legion.
Geo. Roehrich brought in his frs
load of wheat this week. It grade
No. I, was healthy looking thong
small, but good weight. There was
touch. of smut in it.
i Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gabbert ar
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-26

spending some time at their farm
north Of Linton. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson, who have been living there,
have moved to Tuttle.
Messrs. Otto, Julius and Edward
Grenz, and Misses Freda and Lydia
Grenz,of Napoleon, drove over to Lin
ton Saturday, and spent Sunday at
the C. C. Grenz home of this city.
Mrs. Ernest A. Pritchard and baby,
who have been visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. W.
Baker, of Phelman, left Monday for
her home in Hornick, Iowa.
Miss Grace Dawson returned to Ab-
berdeen Monday, having spent two
weeks in Linton visiting relatives ana
assisting in the Record office during
the absence Of the editor and family.
MI. and Mrs Martip Wsbec are
the proud parents Of a girl born to
them at their home in Eureka on
Monday, August 23i. Mrs. Weber
was formerly Miss Lena Sautter OF
this city
Rev. w. Bode, who is spening som,
time in the Westfeld country in the
interest of the Christian Reform col
lege OF Grl4ndy Center, Iowa, spens
Tuesday night the guest of his cousin,
Mrs. P. Rocks, Of this city.
There were eight carloads Of stock
shipped from Linton on. Wednesday
morning Of this week. F. j. Piesz,
Anton Horner, VIM. tSchwab, Martin
Reidlinger, Frank Jahner and Andrew
Schecr were the owners of the stock.
L. Berkholtz, of Eazelton, drov=
down to Linton Sunday night and re-
turned Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Berkholtz, who had been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Raven.
Mrs. Berholtz was formerly Miss Nay
. Raven, of this city.
! The Hazelton Card Club drove down
to Seeman Park last Thursday after
noon and spent the day enjoying a
picnic. Those to enjoy the trip were
Mesdames Klabunde, Malcherta Snyder,
Armstrong, S. E. Kurtz, Bradberg,
Gregory, Mikalscn and the Misses
McManus, Reedy and Martha. Kursz
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F. Oberlander,,
of Eureka, were Sunday, visitors az
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. G.
C. Grenz, of this city. They spent
Sunday at the Park pickin g cherries.
Miss Annie Grenz, who has been VS.
ting her grandparents for Tie pasr
/ three months returned home with
i them.
Dr.. Wolverton made profess.
! ional calls at Strasburg and
Hague, yesterday. II
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-26
Remember !!
the Special Sale Of
Meats at Fred lists
Meet Market Saturday.
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM FOR
RENT OR SALE

Section and a half. 500 acres
broke One-half section fenced for
pasture, balance good hay land. Goud
buildings. No rock. Fine land to
work tractor on: One mile from Nc
Kenzie high school. s-@f
Au1s-26 JOHN ]. RYAN,
Braddock. N d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-26

day evening.
Miss Jennie Kelsch is spending this
week visiting with relatives in the
Dakem country.
Pete Schott drove to Bismarck Sun
day and spent the day with his daugn-
ter and wife.
Mrs. Earl Woods is enjoying visit
from her mother, who arrived IN the
city Morday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kruger and
children drove to Bismarck Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. E. A. Anderson will enter
tain the Priscilla Club at her home
this afternoon.
Gottlieb Bechtle, Jr., returned home
Saturday from a buying trip to Du-
luth, Minnesota.
Rev. Malrass went to jamestown
and Valley City the first Of the week
on business trip.
Misses Margaret and Helen Baum
gartner, of Strasburg, were visitors
in Linton Sunday.
Fred Heinrich and family spen,
Sunday at the Frank Chesrown ranch
out near the river.
L. D. Briggle, and sen, LaDelie, Of
Hazelton, were Linton visitors Fri
day of last week.
Otto and Enoch Becker drove tt
Ashley Saturday and visited with theil
parents over Sunday.
Rev. Father Sailer left Tuesday fo1
Hoven, S. D., where he will visi
friends for few days.
! For Sale-A Stone piano in goo'
condition, cheap for cash. A. l.. Cell
LlHLOu, ~ JAW
Good secondhand sewing machine
for sale at reasonable price. See X
C.. billy, Linton. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haggard re
turned to their ranch near Canno
Ball Monday afternoon.
Blaine Scott arrived in Linton Sat
urday from Iowa to visit with hi
mother, Mrs. Sarah Scott.
Mrs. Fred Kramer is enjoying
visit from her mother who came u
from Eureka this week. :
Fred Kelsch went to Pollock Tues
day, and will ship five carsloads c
stock from there Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Honstain will a,
rive in Linton the first of the weel
where they expect to make their hom
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whitne
!! and Mr.. and Mrs G. R. Tenant, {
Dale, were Linton visitors Saturday
The Ladies Guild of the Episcor:
church served supper to a lare
crowd in the opera house last evnninl
G. c.. Grenz caught carp at tt
! park Sunday that weighed 10 lbs
It was in hole only six inches dee
Mrs. SHabsl, Of Bismarck, spei
Sunday in Linton doing mission wo,
with the local branch Of the Evange
ical church.
Geo. Marek drove up from Ipswic
and spent Sunday with Linton friend
He. formerly worked in the Fred Hi:
meat market.
Mrs. John McCrory and grand
daughter ,Genevieve McCrory, sper
the first 81 the week in Bismarck Wis
iting- relatives.
J Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Fogle an
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-01
Mlller's Bluff.

Tuesday. March N.-SpriHg weather
is here and every one il busy planting
corn.
Mrs. Tommie Morgan is indisloSe.l
ut this writing.
Mrs. Attic Morgan was visiting Mrs.
Mary Morgan the past week.
Mrs. Amos Barker Is i'll ut the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Chandler.
Mr.. Joe Con:ltser and family were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough
Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Young and family
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. Winham.
Mrs. Jim Crouch and two daughters.
Miss Julia and Bertha. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe EllerS.
Mr.. +. \. Woody made a business
trip to Mansfield and Naborton Friday
and Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Hill were viSitin:
in llosston last Saturday and Sunday
guests of Nh. Hills brother.
l. There Is song service mt the school
house each Wednesday and Saturtl;l!
night. Let every one come and take
part.
Mrs. Lula DennlOn. of Homer, was !;
guest last week ut the home Of hel
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. i. \
Woody. g.
| Miss Annie Moody rstusaMd to Plail
Dealing Sunday evening to take UP hel
studies. after spending the weekend
with her father and mother. Mr.. ant
Mrs. T.. \. Woody. BETH.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing, Route 3.


Monday, March a,.-This is more
like spring time.
Little W. T. Arnold is indisposed
just now.
Mr.. Il. Rillingsby is still suffering
with erysipelas in his head.
Little w. J. English. jr.. has been
absent from school on account OF the
measles.
Master William Giles. Of Rocky
Mount. is Il guest of his mother, Mrs.
ID. W. Arnold.
Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. Jeff
Morgan are business visitors in Plain
Dealing to-day.
Master Robert Arnold. Of Oil City. is
the pleasant guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Arnold.
Misses Ruby Arnold and Bessie
Wilson We're visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Andrews.
MeSsrs. Joe and Frank Styles We're
visiting ut the home of their sisters.
Mrs. Charlie bailey. Of ScOtt Slough.
Miss jamie Greggs Is ut home again
from a visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. Il. J. Smith. Of the Alabama
settlement.
MeStl;lnleS J. {. Andrews and J. W.
English were agreeable visitors Of Mrs
J. W. GriggS and Mrs. ]. ID. Wilson
Saturday evening.
The people of this community Were
entertained two days of last week with
an old-fashioned log rolling. with
dinner. ut Mrs. J. {. Andrews and
Mrs. u. W. ArnOld'S.
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Travelled $4,000 Miles.

Here is added evidence of how mile
age. stamp sales. etc. mount NJ when
reckonel Ivy ycarS-,nd multiplied by
six days in each week: Mr.. George
+. DcmoS$. who recently, resigned as
carrier on mail route No. > out Of this
place. served in that capacity for eleven
years. travelling Il total Of Gsi. 900 miles.
During his eleven years in the postal
service he handled 12I,WN pieces of
mail and collected $:O,OOO from the
sale Of stamps. l0stoffice money orders
etc. SO the patrons Of route two spent
with Mr.. Denos>s each Year an average
Of upward Of $4:dN. Who knows how
much of the total sum waS for mail
order goods? and what per cent Of il
might have been diverted to home
merchants through judicious adver
Using!
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The School Bonds.

The plans for proceeding with Plain
Dealings new school building are
temporarily held up SO far. there have
been no bids for the bonds. the market
being rather Over-Supplied with de-
Sirable bonds than otherwise. On the
recent issue of Shreveport school bonds
the highest bid was 81 IL. Of course
it Is out Of the question to consider
letting the issue 90 ut that price. Even
not considering it from the angle Of
loss to the parish. it would not take
care of the fund neceSs;lSy.
1t suggests itself that these bonds
can he sold locally. Surely there would
lie sufficient subscribers in the cOnlmu-
nifty and parish for amounts Of $1,000
and 500 to take the whole issue. For
the sake of the morale of the pupils
and inefficiency in school work it is
almost imperative that the building be
ready for the opening of school next
fall. Now Is the time for all good men
and true to rally to the cause of eluc;l-
ton in this community and get together
and discuss this question and arouse
the enthusiasm and interest necessary
10 put the isSne tIrou.ll-and settle
this thing once for all. We can. If we
| think we can.
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SIIEI,IFF"S SALE.

H. II. Miller re-. Il. II. TaHarsdcH. No. 3If'.
In SecoHd District Court, Webster Parish.
Louisiana.
by virtue Of u writ of seizure and SALE
issued In the above entitled suit and to me
directed. | have seized. and will proceed to
sell ut public auction. to the last and high
est bidder. ut the front door of the Court
House, in the town Of Benton. La. on Sat
urday, April 10. 1920, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit:
One saw mill and appurtenanccs thcrcunto
or in any wise appertaining and belonging.
and one Studcbakrr automobile.
Terms Of Sale--For cash. without the
benefit Of nppraiscment. to pay and satisfy
the sum Of $3.50 less credit of 1:O ~
follows: With per cent per annum In
tcrcst on seven notes for $3.50 each from
November \, 1913. until paid: with s per
cent per annum interest on one note for
$3.50 from June II. 1917. until paid: with
per cent per annum interest on one note
for $50 from September u: 1917 until
| paid: with per cent per annum interest
| ON one note for $3.50 from January I. 1917.
until paid: with per cent per annum in
| terest on one note for $3.50 from June =.
| 1916. subject to u credit of $40 paid de-
| ermbcr ). 1915, and all costs of suit. In
| GLIDING 10 per cent said sum and IN
| terest rs attorneys fees. ..
| !. +. EDWARDS.
| Sheriff, BOssicr Parish. Louisiana.
March -. 1920. laprSI
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Plain Dealing Department

the old site. selling off the remainder
as building lots.
Mr.. Sloane. of Pine Bluff. Ark
civil engineer with the Cotton Belt.
spent Sunday here
MIR. Ed Watts, of Pine Bluff. Ark.
express auditor for the Cotton Belt.
WAS here on business last Friday.
Mrs. \. Kelly returned home Mon
day night from Il two weeks stay in
Cotton Valley with her mother. Mrs.
Cole
Mrs. Cline Miss Hazel Cline and
Mrs. Hesterly. Of Shreveport. spent
last Friday here us guests Of Mrs. w.
Il. BoggS.
REV. II. NJ. McI.ain. of Red River
i'reSbytery. will preach ut the rresby-
terrain Church Sunday neNt-the 18th.
There will be special Easter music
Miss Eva Keoun. who is attentlin.
school ut Mansfield. spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Keom. of Red Land.
Miss Abilene Cornish returned
bone from huston last Saturday. On
account Of eye trouble she was obliged
to abandon her course ut the Indus
trial.
Mrs. Viola HoSS Of HoSSton, ac-
comlanied by her children. spent from
Friday to Monday with her mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Robertson
Of Red Land.
Mrs. Charles WimbiSh and little
son. of Shreveport. are spending ten
days at the home of Mr.. DOleS while
Mr.. WinI,ish is in Hot Springs With
lis father-for the latter's health.
--Dr. and Mrs. Howard Doles and
little son. Of Mooringsport. notoret
over in the Doctors new car last
Saturday to see his father. MIR. X. s
Doles. They returned home Monday.
Mrs. Grafton Peyton Of Red Land
/ left Monday morning to attend the
| funeral of her father. Mr.. Ike Martin
who died in Fort Worth. Texas. mt the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. MCLEAN
ahan.
Mrs. J. Il. Turnkey entertained the
Ladies' Missionary Society of til,
Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon
After the program sandwiches and t.;
were served. Those present We're Mes
DANES J. Il. Dundey. w. II. Martin. J
II. james. Clifford Wright. Charlie:
Floyd. Lizzie Barnett. Ray Bailey. join