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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
CHRISTMAS IN EUREKA

The children of Eureka were made
happy on Chistmas by being pre-
sented with gift from the Sunday
School they attended, a yearly Gus
tom here.
The Episcopal and Catholic Sunday
Schools both had public trees, with
programmes of exercises suitable to
the joyous occasion. The Presby-
terian School had no public festivi-
ties. but all members received a gift,
and 1t is believed every child in Eu-
reka was remembered by Santa Claus
in these public visits.
Throughout the week the Christ
mas spirit has been In evidence, but
the storm conditions kept out-of-town
people home and made the holiday
week a quiet one. The schools were
closed and teachers and students have
enjoyed the vacation in home reun-
ions. visiting and recreation.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
FORD CAR SCORES AGAIN

The Carson News announces the
arrival at Carson late Monday eve
ming of Principal and Mrs. L. A.
Hunting after four days of strenuous
travel from Eureka by auto.
When they left Eureka 1t was
thought by many that on account of
the snow and bad road conditions Mr..
Hunting would not be able to get
through to Austin with his Ford car,
but it is now learned that Lizzie
weathered all adverse conditions and
reached there in prime order. The
News has the following regarding the
trip from Austin:
Information secured in Austin led
Mr.. Hunting to believe he would be
out of the snow belt after travelling
few miles in this direction and he
continued Carsonward. hoping all the
time that conditions would improve.
More snow, however, was encount-
cred, and the party was fortunate to
reach this city after four days travel.
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EUREKA-NEvADA MINING co.
DIAMOND VALLEY NOTES

The Diamond district school closed
Thursday for a two weeks Christmas
vacation. The teacher, Miss Stella
Gianoi. went to Eureka Friday to
spend her vacation.
Joseph Flynn took in load OF fine
turkeys for the Eureka market Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sadler enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas Day
Those present were: Mrs. M. Bailey,
Mrs. M. Eccles. John and Tom Eccles,
Reinhold, Floyd and Violet Sadler,
and the host and hostess.
Mrs. M. Bailey will give a recep-
ton to her friends in the valley from
2 o'clock to 5 on January 3rd, to eel
ebrate her eightieth birthday.
All the ranchers have started feed
ing their cattle, the snow having COW
cred all the feed.
Edgar Lane Plummer of Mineral
Hill is visiting relatives in California
Edgar Sadler and Tom Eccles were
business visitors in Eureka during
the week.
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EUREKA COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

At special meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of the Eureka County
Chamber Of Commerce held Thursday
evening. December 20, the question
OF eur present mail service was
brought up and discussed.
Owing to the fact that during the
past week the railway company has
cut Its service to three trips a week.
the Chamber Of Commerce considered
1t advisable to take the matter up
with the Post Office Department and
our representatives at Washington,
looking to an increased service to at
least six times a week-either by air
plane or Star route.
The Eureka post office. 1t ia esti-
mated. serves at least 1000 patrons,
as there are four Star routes which
use this Office as a distributing point.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
DIR. MORRISON'S
CONDITION BETTER

Suffering from blood poisoning
caused by an infection In his arm. DR..
s. X. Morrison, who was spending
the holidays m coifax. was brought
to Reno Manday night and under
went an operation at St. Mary's hos
pitai early Tuesday morning, says the
Reno Gazette.
While he was performing an oper-
alton last Friday DR.. Morrison ac-
cidentally scratched his arm with one
of the instruments but paid no atten-
tion to 1t at the time. Later 1t be-
came infected and when he was
brought to Reno last night his condi-
tion was such that an operation was
performed Immediately.
Wednesdays Gazette: The condi-
tion of DR.. s. X. Morrison. who un-
derwent an operation for blood pois-
oning yesterday, was reported un-
changed to-day with the chances for
his recovery very hopeful. The spread
of the poison has been checked, at
tending physicians state, but 1t will
be another day or two before he will
be out of danger IL he continues to
improve.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

Mr.. Dewey Ebert and Miss Stella
Gianoli were married by Judge Peter
Breen at his home on Mob Hill on
Saturday afternoon, December "a.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. johnson, the latter being q sis
ter of the groom. Their marriage at
this time came ~ surprise to Eu-
reka friends. who had no knowledge
of the couples pre-arranged plans.
The groom Is son of J. w. Ebert.
a former Eureka County resident now
residing at Richfield, Idaho, and q
grandson of Mrs. w. H. Sweeney Of
Eureka. Most Of his life has been
spent here; he IL young man cap
able of making good. and has the
best wishes of many friends for a
prosperous and h-ppy married life.
He can be congratulated upon
winning one OF Eureka County's sue
cessful teachers and a popular and
esteemed young lady. The bride is
daughter of Mrs. Lena Gianoli of
San Francisco, who has grown to wo-
manhood in the home of Mrs. Amelia
Fletcher of Eureka and has many
warm, personal friends throughout
this section of the State. where she
has taught within few months time
of acquiring a life diploma. Upon
the completion of her term Of school
in Diamond Valley the couple will
take up their residence in Eureka.
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DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of the Reesr1er
OF Eureka County Up 70
December 30. 1921

Proof Of Labor on the Gold Chest,
Gold Chest Nos. 4 and 2 in Stafford
mining district by James Fl. Dwyer
for w. J. Ebert. Recorded Dec. 8.
Pedro Orbe and Eugenio Garcia to
Spirit Ore Porphyry Gold Mines Co..
Deed to the Compromise Fraction.
Muncy Nos. /. 2. >. ophir Nos. z. 8,
3. 10. IL mining claims in Lynn min
ing district. Consideration SO. RE-
corded Dec. 8.
John Creighton. Pedro Orbe and
Eugenio Garcia to SPIRIT Ore Porphy-
ry Gold Mines Cos-Deed to the Oph-
ir Nos. s. and mining claims in
Lynn mining district. Consideration
$40. Recorded Dec. 5, 1871.
John Creighton to Spirit Ore Por-
phyry Gold Mines Co.-Deed to Jack
Pot. Jack Pot Nos. 1. .. 3. Z, and
Solomon mining claims in Lynn min
ing district. Consideration SO. Re-
corded Dec. 10.
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TWO PLANES WRECKED

Two mail planes. flying out Of Elko,
were wrecked during the past week.
One driven by Pilot Scott was
forced to land in the Ruby mountains
and the plane was wrecked. while the
pilot escaped injury. The mail was
brought out by horses. The second
plane was wrecked near Currie. with
Pilot Boonstra in charge. Engine
trouble forced him to land. the plane
being consumed by fire. No mail was
lost. for the machine was being driv-
On empty to Ely. The pilot was un-
injured.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

Write 1t 1922.
Happy New Year.

Happy New Year.
d. p. Malloy was an arrival from
Winnemucca by Wednesdays train.
Miss Marie Harris. teacher Of the
Alpha district school, came up Friday
for visit at her home in Eureka.
Mrs. M. r. williams and daughter.
Mrs. Marcos Legarra. returned by
Wednesdays train from California.
Victor venturino of Newark Valley
is spending the holidays with his
brother Eugene at Eureka, Califor-
MIA.
The Eureka-Croesus team animals
left to-day for the A. c. Fiorio ranch
at Duckwater. where the horses will
be kept during the remainder OF the
Winter months.
Ben and j. F. Repetto have a mo-
tice in to-day's Sentinel warning
against trespassing on the Distinction
mine property, adjoining the Eureka
Croesus mines, on Prospect Mountain.
During the week Tony Romano has
been conducting turkey shooting tour
naments at the Richmond Stag dumps
at the south end of town, and many
toothsome birds have been distribut-
ed into different Eureka homes.
Miss Margaret Henderson, teacher
OF the Fifth and Sixth Grades in the
Eureka public school, was notified by
wire Friday afternoon Of the serious
illness of her mother at the family
home at Spokane. Washington. and
left by this mornings train for her
home.
The warm wave and thawing
weather that has prevailed in this
section during the past several days
has carried of most of the snow in
the valleys and around Eureka, and
has left the roads unusually soft and
made all travel In and out of Eureka
hard going.
The Teachers Examination con-
Quoted in the Eureka public school
building this week under the super
vision of Miss Mildred Brown. fin-
ished the work Friday. The following
applicants for teachers certificates
took the examination: Miss Allen of
Antelope, Mrs. Thelma Anderson, and
the Misses Rosalie Davis, Elsie Hoop
- Katie Tambini, of Eureka. Miss
Lewis of Newark Valley, Miss War
dell of Ruby Hill.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
CALIFORNIA XMAS STORM

California's Christmas wind storm
took toll in the San Francisco bay
district of six lives, a dozen injuries
and property damage estimated at
more than 100000. In spite of the
apparently heavy property damage
resulting from the storm. the weather
bureau made the statement that the
rain Is worth millions of dollars to
California's farmers. The precipita-
tion, it was set forth, followed long
drought that threatened ruin for ag-
ricultural interests throughout the
State.
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CoRTEz COUPLE MARRIED

whnemucca Silver State: Mioia
Rossi, a charming young woman of
Cortez, Lander County, and William
Englewood of the same place. were
united in marriage in this city Christ
mas Eve, Judge ]. Ritchie perform
ing the ceremony. Both are well and
favorably known and are prominent
in their community, where they will
continue to make their home.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES

Mass will be held at the Catholic
Church in Eureka tomorrow (Sun-
day. morning at s and 10 o'clock.
The members of the Sunday School
and Sodality are requested to re-
ceive at the o'clock mass. There
will be a meeting of the Young Ladies
Sodality after the last mass.
With best wishes to all for happy,
bright and prosperous New Year.
w. s. KENNEDY.
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OF INTEREST TO PRosPECToRs

According to word received in this
city by Engineer w. T. Moran. the
s. e. u and S.h of the N. e. u Of
Section 25 T. II N. Range 20 E., has
been declared mineral land and the
title to the same held by the South
ern Pacific Co. cancelled. This land
lies westerly of Mt. Davidson, and the
decision recently made will be Of
special interest to prospectors and
mining men Of the district.-Virginia
Chronicle.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
Eureka Postmaster Appointed

Acting Postmaster Lucy A. Gates
this afternoon received a telegram
from Congressman Arentz at Wash
ington notifying her of her appoint
ment as postmaster at Eureka.
Mrs. Gates appointment will meet
with general approval here. for dur
ing the period she has already served
the public in this office her pains
taking efforts to please and courtesy
to all has caused her to grow In favor
as a public official.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
NEVADANS REMOVE TO
VENICE, CALIFORNIA

Captain and Mrs. Norman, pio-
neer residents of White Pine County,
left Tuesday for Venice, California,
where they expect to make their home
in the future. Their many friends
throughout eastern Nevada will re-
gret to lose them as citizens, but wish
them we'll in their new home.-Ely
Record.
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MUST FACE CHARGES

Grove Hibler, former Western
Pacific employe. who is accused Of
robbing box cars of $1400 worth OF
sugar during the summer OF 1920.
has been brought to winnemucca.
where he is to be tried on the charge'
of robbery. Hibler forfeited $1,000
cash bond when he jumped bail and
fed to Texas. where he was arrested
He will be tried in the Federal court
at the next session In this city.-Car-
son Appeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
MISSING MAN LOCATED

Herbert White. who disappeared
from his home near Elko on the
Fourth of July, has been located ON a
ranch near Lovelock. 1t had been
believed he met death in the Hum
boldt river. He offers no explanation
for his disappearance.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
BURGLARS PLEAD GUILTY

u the District Court to-day. Judge
1s'sf Breen presiding. Elmer B. Moy-
= raymond H. Scott and Verne
'.ass' charged with first degree bur-
sAiy committed at Palisade on De-
1aoer IL. appeared for arraignment,
~ each Of them plead guilty to the
Aasys.
ssose Breen appointed Tuesday.
aaary 8, at IL o'clock a. m. as the
~ Tor the prisoners to appear for
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
THEY ARE ALL THERE

Hello! Mr.. Editor. guess by now
lots of folks think Webb City is not
ON the map; but they are badly on.
Lots of good people here. Some Of
them will actually leave their own
work undone to attend to other folks
business. Spectator.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
FRANK HALE TAKEN TO FRISCO

It is learned that Frank Hale, VINO
was called to Elko about the middle
OF November by the death OF MS
father. since being there has been Sc
yerely attacked by both pneumonia
and smallpox. AS the result of the
latter disease his eyes became afiect-
sd and It has been necessary to take
him to San Francisco for speciai
treatment. He was accompanied by
b,s mother. Mrs. C. H. Hale, and sis
ter. Mrs. A. L. McGinty.
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RECEIvER APPOINTED

Judge Bartlett has appointed A. J..
Megen as receiver of the Menardi
Music Company of Reno. The receiv-
ership followed suit brought by the
Nevada Transfer and Warehouse
Company. The assets are placed at
$4,000. with liabilities Of $4,000.
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FALL Is STRONG FOR BOULDER

you can't make any statement re-
garding the Boulder Canyon dam too
emphatic" declared Secretary Of the
Interior FAN to . newspaper man.
you may quote me as saying that
unqualifledly stand behind the Bould-
er Canyon project. You may state
that I favor its immediate const7uc-
tion and will do everything in my
power to see that work starts Inn
mediately. There is no excuse for
delay"
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NO WONDER

Dorothy-Oh, father. why haveyou
buttoned your coat way up around
your chin?
Father-So as to hide this tie your
mother bought me for Christmas. my
child.
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WIDOW GETS PENSION

The Nevada Industrial Insurance
Commission has allowed the claim Of
Mrs. B. d. Hynes for the death of
her husband. who was killed at the
Elko Prince mine . few weeks ago.
Under the allowance she is given q
life pension of $50 per month. unless
she marries.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
RAID wINNEMUCCA SALOONS

Three drink places were raided by
Winnemucca officers Thursday eve
ming, resulting in four arrests, the
men being bound over to await jury
action. The Golden" the Smoke
House." and the Gem" were all raid
ed, resulting in a considerable
amount of Jack" being rounded up.
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NOTES OF FORMER EUREKANs

Winnemucca Silver State: Elmer
Rosevear of this city. who was oper-
ated upon a week ago in Portola. Cal
ifornia. for appendicitis, is reported
as doing nicely, and all fear of COM
plications is gone. Mrs. Rosevear
and their son are with him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

not only provides ventilation but ex-
plores ore In the tunnel.
The Eureka-Uncle Sam Is well A.
nanced to carry on this work and fur
ther exploration. so says President
Torpey.
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GIVES SCHOLARSHIP

Mrs. Sophie E. Williams OF Hot
Creek, New, has established a schol-
arship fund of $1,000 at the Univer-
sity of Nevada, the interest to be used
for scholarship awards at commence
ments.
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11scoPAL CHURCH SERVICES

!. as sentinel has been requested
i Anounce that Archdeacon ]. s.
! o. Eiko will hold services in
3. snes Episcopal Church in Eu-
W Wednesday evening. Janu-
n' at o'clock. All are cordial
sed to attend these services.
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BANK NOTICE

The Farmers q Merchants National
Bank will be open Monday, January
End, 1922, from 10 a. m. to IL o.
clock noon. only.
C. j. TRAVERS, Cashier.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman are the par
ents of Mrs. c. H. HUI of Eureka and
we're early day residents of both Ham
ilton and Eureka.
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BORN

At Spokane. Washington. Decem-
ber Is, 1921, to the wife OF w. Har-
ry Stowell, a daughter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

Nash p. Morgan has retired from
the law firm Of Frame. Morgan &
Raffetto, and opened Offices at rooms
3-5, washoe County Bank Building.
Reno, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31
THE MASQUERADE BALL.

-.s annual masquerade ball of the
x.h Hill Fire Company held at Pa
-a,op Hall Friday evening. while
,.,rely attended by Eureka people
a,a not have the usual number of out
:, ,ovn visitors due to the Christmas
..orm and bad road conditions. A
marry gathering of masQuers were
,rsseut and some original and well
mstained characters were represent
"A and a number of costumes were
h,oueht In from Salt Lake for the
o.cssion. Merriment and pleasure
,r,sa the ball from the time the
srand march Of gay masqueraders
vas formed until its close at 1870
O. m.
The cash prize Of SIS awarded by
the FIRE company to the best sustained
character or group Of characters was
divided by the three judges selected
Merrill Fletcher. Angelo Florio.
John Eccles-between Miss Anna L.
Sumner, representing Pharaoh's
daughter. and Tom Kelley. the
Tower Of Jewels. The characterize
ton of Pharaoh's daughter and little
Moses was out Of the usual and was
particularly attractive and cleverly
carried out by the young lady. The
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Merialdo represented the little Moses.
Considerable ingenuity was displayed
IN getting up and perfecting The Tow
er Of Jewels portrayed by Tom Kelley.
The tower was ornamented by spark
ling jewels and lighted by electricity.
the small bulbs in different colors
being operated by dry cell batteries.
The hall was darkened to display the
Tower electrically lighted. and many
complimentary remarks were passed
regarding its attractiveness.
The music was rendered by Mrs. J.
A. Rattazzi, pianist; Ray Swick. slide
trombone; and Willis Skiliman. the
drums.
Following is list of those In cos
tune and the character represented
as announced upon making entrance
on the floor:
LIST OF CHARACTERS
Gipsy Woman--Mrs. Pearl Giiy.
Haystack--Mrs. A. p. Ten voord.
Chinese Giri--Mrs. A. A. Depaoii.
Paper Doils-Mrs. Nat Hawkins
and Mrs. Z. 8. Cobb.
Martha washington-Miss M. A.
Brown.
The Harvest Moon-Miss veima
Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spud. Newlyweds
from the Country-Misses Pauline
HUI and Estelie Rogantini.
Pharaoh's Daughter-Miss Anna
Sumner. Moses-Miss Roberta Mer-
ialdo.
Juliet-Miss Della Eichelberger.
Topsy-Miss vernie Depaoli.
Popcorn-Miss Vida Kitchen.
Tripoli-Miss Annie Porch.
Wings Of the Morning-Misses Pc
aota Maggini and Tranquilla Berolo.
One Out of the Deck-Miss Seiss.
Snow Ball--Miss Mary Laird.
Snowflake and Snowball-Misses
Mabel Moore and Margaret Laird.
A Native Scotchman-A. A. De-
paoli,.
The Dancing Coon-Edward Her
rera.
Farmers Daughter-Emilio Jayo.
Tower of Jewels-Tom Kelley.
clown-Albert Laird.
The Dancing Coon-James Kautz.
Pajama Kid--E. Lewis.
Kid With Pink Eyes-Don Coils.
| Black Joe-Dr. Bremen.
Firemen-R. Ten Voord and o.
| Pratt.
cowpunchers-D. States. Jr. and
Everett Ahlers.
TWO Siwash Indians-Bill Donnel-
v and Mr.. Murphy.
me Town Constable and The Bot
w-Lyman Fulton and Bacicia Mer-
aldo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-31

Fallon shipped over TOO cars of
hay last Summer.
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EUREKA MINING NEWS.
EUREKA-HOLLY

Development to the west has now
reached a point 1856 feet west of the
main 500 drift. This new drift will
be run south paralleling the 500 main
drift and will explore the block of
ground to the south and west on the
500 level.
The drift to the south and adjacent
to the fault on the 600 level has now
reached point rs feet further south
than any workings in the Holly mine.
The drift continues in a favorable for
nation. 1t is expected that this drift
will intersect one of the systems of
east-west ore zones making off from
the north-south Holly Fault.
High grade ore continues to be ex-
tracted from the South stope. Ship
ments will go forward to the smelters
as soon as the condition of the roads
permit.
BULLWHACKER
Development in the Bullwhacker
has proceeded very slowly because of
the hard ground that continues in the
face of the main 430 drift. The great
er portion Of the hard formation has
been traversed as a softer formation
has come in in the bottom. This soft
er material shows much mineraliza-
ton and favorable developments are
expected at any time.
EUREKA-NEvADA MINING co.
This company. through its presi-
dent. w. ]. Robinson of Salt Lake
City, is offering bond issue Of $780,
600 in eight per cent gold bonds, con-
vertible into stock of the company at
one dollar per share, at any time dur
ing the life of the bond. These funds
are to be used for the further devel-
opment of the property, which ad-
joins that of the Eureka-Croesus and
Uncle Sam companies.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Attorney Makes Plea
For Representative
Governments at Club

With plea to the members of the
club to help uphold representative
government, Attorney Silas Eeley en-
tertained the Kiwanis club at MONDAY
luncheon today recounting some of
his experiences in Europe Immediately
following the close of the war, taking
his hearers to Paris, Bcrne, Vienna,
Budapest and other European cities
closing his talk by calling attention TO
the fact that European governments
which are striving to get onto com
mon sense basis are pattcrning their
form of government after the form
adopted by the Anglo Saxon race
The meeting was opened with the
singing of America, followed by sill
ent grace. President Roger called at
tention 10 four chairs turned as
though 10 reserve places for some
distinguished guests. and explained
that they were so placed for four
members who were prevented from
attending the luncheon but VINO had
been remembered by the club, and
their luncheon sent to them
Harry Kesser made a brief talk in
explanation of health stamps and
health bonds. telling of the hope Of
the health board to establish dental
clinic at junior high school.
L. B. Atkinson explained the work
of attempting to adjust insurance
rates in Ardmore and asked the co
operation and aid of business men
generally.
President Roger announced that all
new committee chairmen would re.
ceive letters during the week outlin.
ing their duties and responsibilities as
chairman Of their respective commit
tees and also announced that the board
of directors of the club would meet
at his office at 1880 Wednesday eve
ming.
The secretary read letter from In,
ternational Secretary Parker thanking
the club for sending a barrel of mis-
tletoe to the headquarters office