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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

homa City should be drilled into the
sand IN the vicinity N Maudc. Pontotoc
County. No well In TINT part Il the
tuie has attracted more attention be.
cause 90 the belief that the first welt.
drilled aud lost over a year ego. H. De-.
ncrtd 'o have lcrn o. producer. Tho
situation there has been similar 60
what % was two years ago az padou.
whore now two sod wells 1ro pruluc.
Inr after "a TOMS period ~ hole trouble
The r1d,n country mNcs promises uf
considerable activity this year
Abandonment hy enc Sims OH Com.
plry ~ iis wei In the southern part
90 jefferson county. near Tcfil. sets
~ rest f0r tho time being speculation
with reference to that section ~ Che
river district a few miles east the
Empire continues drilling Boo its second
test This is on the sray ranch and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
WESTERN OKLAHOMA OIL REVIEW

sands and stray sands. the discovery
of which uririnall, save tho district
two grave back sets and i1st INVESTOR
many thousands Il dollars Several
norihsdde wells there that produced
gas IN large quantities are now making
on. and the trend ~ dependable sands
and larger production b. northwari.
This accounts for much interest helms
taken IN tho sluthe hall u Gray
County
Tho Robertson district uf tHc west.
efn pant uf GagNln County continues 90
produce gas hut poo oil IN, Wrrhts
man Oh Company recently completed
a pew inqs,r there. Except that som
new blocks ~ l,as's have been assem-.
hled laivl raUd sumD uoW locations ten.
tat.yeiy mldp. there is uo important
news ~ prugrrss iu G1ulH County. \
dozen t"His arc drilling. some of which
early On the y,ar may make pvrg
discoveries The area uf activity srrclI
into Mccain County Uu thc north ana
Murray County 90 the east late Oh the
year 1899. bur uo competitions Or allan
Documents were reported
The Rex district north 81 %, lisail.
ton field. came into leadership ugliu
lately as a gas producer one new we'll
there Is reported o. have aueed i.5.
goo ooo cubic feet Oil wells Zoo tina.
section are now making up to 900 bar
r,ls At least twelve square miles IN
that region D. likely 90 D. scientifically
exploited this year Interest - adde's
because II % living between the Hcald
ton field On the south ana the bIs
shallow district % stephen, County on
the north.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

nearly due north 81 Noconn. Texas.
Empire gc1logisis ar, enthusiastic over
the surface structure there Two other
interesting tcsis be- rsor territory are
being dilicd. one by the fhnffor oil &
B,umur Company IN Love County ana
one hy the Red River Petroleum Com
muY Boo uuoCuunin County In the
vicinity of Caddo. BRYAN County. oper.
aiIms have been suspended
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NOTICE

The wINONA MILLS win give
discount % 80 per cent on all under.
wear sold from now until January ls;.
Phone 1873
MRS. SALLIE CRAWFORD
1904 Jackson Amarillo. Texas
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Drilling CnntInnc..


There hts been no s,1ck,rirs ~
operations iu that shallow territory.
Scores ~ wells arr being drilled whor
five shallow producing sands are found
The region viii prove Di exceptional lu.
,nr,st before long lr.Husr Ui tho num.
Hrr of deep tests lrinr mai,. These
arc in th. NiU.u.ti,s Hf DOYLE. N,.nI.
Alma ana in.U. Tho Magnolia Pc
'rolcum Company IS drilling ~ro OF
these The Lone star Gas t.unIrv
10 dulrg enc nr more. These com.
r3n.rs base arra holdings There and
the impression prevails th.t t"t Mac.
rUll hIs found WHrr thHu BE- is willing
% admit Tho region is rrHl.rE grclt
zfs proluc.r and tsr EHlH.rsnn dis
ir.gt may D.. an arm pf thr gls sands
some tests coz ODE north side n On.
stephens County shallow pool are ro-
cciying considerable attention. r5rticu.
arly that Df Jack kur0rr aud lss1ci.
ltcs a. oklahoma Cltv. who 1ro start.
INK a dep test near DOYLE ana in the
region ~ the now uCafiy exhausted
Cruce gas field
ono test b. under was and two or
three more have been PROJECTED in cal
90 County north ~ The Cement nrli
some good geological reports have been
made uu bis tsrr.iry bat 10 never has
had a test Co what was considered
sufficient depth. Negotiations are an
der way for two other C1di0 County
tests northwest % Anadlrko.
Judge DlCkerson and associates o.
Edmond. officials Of the American
Drilling Company. has started a well
near the south line % Logan County.
northeast ~ Edmond The location O.
south and supposedly on the same
structure ON which tho Empire Gas a
Fuel Company Is drilling a deep hole.
The Champion Refining Company has .
deep hole SONG on the -gestern side o,
LoEan Coautv south and eest N this
the Idaho Drilling SYNDICATE found a1
oil and ras sand ana has drilled a sec.
oni well o. the sind level These Do
cailns are northwest 90 Edmond.
Within ten days the second well ~
the Maud oil & Gas Company % Okla.
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Duncan District.

In the Duncan district a dependable
ell pool has oeen found Il may not
prove have gusher sands, but new
wells lately have BEEN established that
there is more IN the field than thin
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
POST MORTEMS

THE
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  of million dollars
 
 
 
  bill 
  ircluded omnibus bill the well to appropriations as we'll
  which  noundering which
 
  el proceeded" of commission probably the   Narcopa estate
  of of
  buldnE sirr q fevd ch re bieccns ;sans the 1
  Reads Association  assues mandate he legislature omnibus bill
  its behalf
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COMPULSORY BARBER PLUMBING

 ~ Azona While 
  responsibility will The bill question would compel all Tor ho cold running wate apparently idea that  exactly is
 
   We interest
 
 
 
  patronage  All of which that all nuts" trees,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

menace ia the state of Oregon today. What ! am afraid of $ the, future. And it is to prevent future trouble that l now place myself on record do this in the hope that our govern ment in Washington will take notice.
 The governor, in his message to the state legislature, declared: ''The Japanese are a race high in culture. They are cbUrteous people. high minded people, people of education and progress. But they arc not our people. We cannot assimilate them and they cannot assimilste us. = So long as Japanese and Americans attempt to till their acreage side by side. so long will there be enmity and
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REIM ARKABLE
 REMARKS

In the matter ot our. sU5U--es oi forest products. we are nving Doyond our income and destroying our capital at the same time. -Gifford iInChot.
 The house cat is d more deadly per il to bird-liFe. and therefore to the tarmer's prosperity, than all the hawks. owls, weasels and foxes in the counIry."-Henry Ford.
 The man who keers on fighting the battle of life lill middle age. without throwing up the sponge. cannot De called failure. Father Bernard Vaughan.
 We must sc, liufhs 10 the tide ot immigration so that a unified national life and consciousness shall remain possible to Us."-Dr Jacob Gould Schurman, Columbia University.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
qe1HEKTRESD S

ture starring Olive Thomas, comes to tine Lyric Theatre today.
 It's simply a knockout-the best thing that the screen has seen in many moons. IL has snap. dash and zest; a human picture of human peo- pie presented in a human way. And Olive Thomas was never better in her life. She is the essence or youth youth at its, finest--with its Simpli- city, H,acc, charm aud wistfulness. !. "f. Sn.tc Bride' is drama of yout ,,o impulse with just enough thrills to make Xou a littte bit creepy not enough to make your spine run COld with enough suspense to keep you interested rom start to- finish with enough laughs to give that nice wara. fccling inside and few tears whiVD give you a pleasant happy flee IS atterwaId
 hen Millicent Lee threw over EH Swaync for another man. Billy th Asht the world had come Co an end. Hr did not know what to do so hv u ried Tessa Doyle. beautiful. s' eet, little dancing girl. out of spite
 y uldnt love her-he hardly knew ic cr. Alter few weeks. when he Nsd reaped bis satisfaction by making the world think that he hhd tilted Miliicent for Tesse, he had tho mar Uasc annulcd and proceeded to for. get all about the little ,eiTl who had been his wife for few short weeks i'ut he hadn't reckoncd with the hand Og late.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
By WILLIAM PSILiF S!GAlS (Written TOT The Newspaper Enter
 A prise S5socisticnl


 SAN DIEGO. Feb. i4.-I'oI the good of America and for the good of Japan maybe eren Scr the teScS 0s a. world. the Japanese immigration pvS iem maSt be made Case No. | ,u tle dociS2t ana sstt.ed vitho-t d.
 ass ,e ( .2,e ia cisd cad | -.e 24cs. k coast Ga, ! ,,- j an.
 an-o Ter. talG-ns with Gil cas- and conditions Of people. with Aine. jeans and Japanese. | have inter view ed governors of states and ota public officials. Immigration com n1ssiOners in this. country and Can ada have told me heir views. Cham ber5 Of commerce and business men $ clubs have unhesitGtingly expressed their position on the subject. Farm CTS. bankers, labor leaders, store keepers. publishers. preachers. deap- sea fishermen. fruit-gr0wers, salmon packers. police authorities, statisti- clans and eNsoldiers have talked to me freely.
 And the vast majority of them agree that. the real merits Of the case to one side, rightly or wrongly whichever way you look at it-fur- ther arrivals of new Japanese labor would .Se decidely ungdvisable.
 No Excitement"
 There is no excitement" out here. Not single Japanese has been mo tested nor a Japanese place of bus mess interfered with. There is no discrimination against Japanese in hotels, restaurants. theatres or else where. But by common consent, among the leading Japanese thinkers in the west as well as among Amer jeans, the future, with unrestricted immigration. holds a menace. real and certain.
 Gov. Ben. W. Olcott, of Oregon told me:
 There is no direct Japanese
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treated as if ne were capital ieted treated as If he were q setting sun. while the French capital feted Presi- dent PiisudsSi and Fore:sl Minister Sapieha oT Poland as heroes.
 Great state bsnqucts were held with President MiIle.and. Premier Driand and GeneTsl Foch in attendance And there were spcciai reviews of troops and bestOwais )l G,-cordtions lavished on Pilsudski an1 Sapieha.
 But iii che sErehch were aware that Padcrewski, the first premier Of Pc lard, whose eloquent tongue did so much for the Polish cause in Ameri- ca. was in town they gave no sign of it.
 Americas absence from the League Of Nations and the Senate's refuSd. to adopt the treaty guaranteeing France from attack from Germany, with Britain as co-guarantoT. had much to do with the lavish Polish display.
 France is after alliances that viii protect her against Germany and BolsheviSt advances. The country has already concluded a secret milf tary alliance with Belgium.
 Similar steps are now in progress with Poland.
 Prince SaPieha revealed that Poland and Rumania have a practical alli- ancc to protect each other if the So viets attacks.
 He also said that the period hadn't come yet for similar treaty alliance with CzechG- -Slovakia because the lat [ Do land seemed defeated by the SovietS, still rankled in Poland. But, Sapieha thinks, time will heal the wound.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
JaSt < 4asslsa lhe
lime Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

VUlcanized to his neck. choking him to death:
 SummersCuash is probably best known as the author O.: Hash: Wh. Some Is and Others Aint''
 YESTERDAYS MAiL Dear Riddle:
 Does the president of the United States have to have any particular profession, like being brickIayer, CT a papeHhanger or carpenter or any Sh.ng ike that? Dear Studio: Yeah. he has to De . cabinet-nlaker. Dear Kid:
 Will the Fordney tariff bill. if passed, force Gs to pay sn import duty or stuff We get from Texas Or California?
 Worried. Dear Worried: Nope; the L. g. has some kinda trade agreement with both them places, Il think. Say Kid:
 My wife hit me an awful crack over
 
 morning because kicked about The waIloP ruined my hat. What kind shall l get now that sprink is hear?
 Hen Pecked. Dear Hen: Look up some eX-seTvice man and see if you can't borrow tin hat But why worry about spring; you probably wont enjoy it much.  Dear Kid: Some e my friends say Pm two faced. Here's my photo. Does it look like l am two-faced?
 Hector. Dear Hec: Nope. you can't be; if YOU had another face you'd sure use it. ' Dear Kid: Is it true that "in the spring . "oura n'sn'~ fancy turns to thoughts of love, etc?" Dear Romero: It Is not. A young bloke's thoughts smight have drifted 'o love in the, old days, but now they're al taken up every spring with ] nc income tax. Dear Kid:
 My friends accuse me of having big feet. Listen, Kid. | cnly wear Num- her 19 shoe. Would you say [ have big feet?
 Offended Dear Offended: Nav, you aint got feet. you got yards. Dear Mister Underwood:
 have just completed great in- Vsntion; process whereby the clouds can be frozen and polar bear farms started on them. Now that the invention is finished don't kno" what to d. next W,lo shall | go see
 Jaxzbo Edison. Dear Jazz: If l was you Is go Se1 H-.' cD cisliSt
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

Born April l, 1S43, at TankVille. Texas Celebrated hash assayer.
 J. Sulphide at an early age. went to Seattle, bus Attic wasn't very glad to sec him, So he succeeded in count ing the ties to Bisbee in 45 days, av- eraging r miles to a meaI ant using up but one set of tires. While a child his ambition was to be a drug clerk so he could have a lot Of pills to shoot through his bean-bloI CT, but later he decided to be parachute jumper. He took up this vocation late in October but one fall was enough for him.
 On arriving in Bisbee, J. SulDhide launched a movement to have Brewery Gulch made a national park but. be- coming discouraged. gave this up and took correspondence course in bank ing, which helped him so much that he soon was given the job of banking the turns in Tombstone Canyon.
 Late in the '9Os Mir Summersquash opened up a billiard parIor on Castle Rock but was forced to sell out when the players insisted on mistaking his head for the cue ball It was then 1 that J. Sulphide decided his life anbi- i tion was to be a hash assayer. Per fecting this work, MT. Summersquash became the most proficient hash chemist in the west. It was said of him that he could take but one bite
 of the most mysterious hash ever per petrated and immediately ren how | high it ran in value and how much of it was muck He planned in 1907
 to incorporate the Higgins H.ll Hash | Corporation. Ltd, but, before the ar
 ticles of incorporation were even [ drawn up, J. Sulphide was killed one
 day when a rubber collar he was wear
 ing caught fire while he was standing
 over a hash reverbsrator and became
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
WHO WANTS A VENUS?

ONcE informed that V professor  it. girls change in the days of am Jack  hal goth Ter ful growth. portrait  The the with whom the still side of 20 is parents is Tai all
  detailed person unfai
 
  who today shocks the reading the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Bsck-Fired

When the clock struck "I2' the
 other night father came 10 the head of the stairway and in rather loud tone of voice said:
 Young man. is your self starter out of order tonight?'
 Tt doesn't matter. rcto-tSd the young man. "as lcng as there's a crank in the house. Pittsburgh Post
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ON DRESS

MES wARREN C. HARDING he lady A'A subj of dress: T have osd bout them Well rpoke7i perscn
  cu'v v ha Fcy Q at tru MC of ourc to oure gio o-rse of window-esng Ih clothes provide immediate p'rgopa'iy lse, forthwith
  on backo pep spring pr a
  o diversity he the hat checker
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Good Advice

''This-ub- slub-sp spaghetti Is awful -lob-gob-slippery stuff.' complained a customer in the Tapid-fire restaur- anr
 'AU, don't try to eat it with your knife!" brsskly Sid Heloise, the wait ress. "Ketch t by the tail and reel it in."-Country Gentleman.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

for America.
 Within a short time alter his arri. val in the United States he will head for California 10 spend th:ee month. resting on his es tate.
 Before leaving Paris he denied that he had resigned tom the Polish del  esation to tn e League Of Nations Assembly. and in dlcated that he might discuss Pc fish affairs while ln Washington. and make a speech on the League of Ma tiOnS.
 During the week he spent in Paris Paderew ski was
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Relative Rank

''And do you thick would prove a satisfactory mate with whom to sail the sea Of Iife?" he asked softly.
 -Oh, sO-so.r tlSs maiden respol>ec coolly You'd do pretty we'll as q mate. I guess. if you clearly under stood who- was captain. Country Gentleman.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
seIf.Evidcnt

Screen Actress have certificate from mk doctor saying hat l cannO; act today.
 Manager-Why .d.d you go to all that trouble? I could have given you certificate saying that you never could act.-Film Fun.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
R-Fee-ei "The False RoadS


 Enid Bennett has probably the most novel role of her career to date in her new Thomas H. Incc production The False Road which will be shown at the Eagle theatre tonight only. She is cast as girl crook, member Of New York underworld gang. Her sweetheart. Roger Moran, upon being released from Sing Sing announces Co her surprise, that he iS going straight. He lands job as man of-all-work for the local banker in a New England town. Thither Miss Bennett, in the role of the hero ne Journeys. iu company with a conte l. crate to rob The bank owned by Rog- CTS employer. The complications which ensue when Roger hears of hec deed and the final happy solution ao said to form gripping ph0to-drama. "A Girl Named Mary" Wallace Macdonald. who ls playing opposite Marguerite Clark-i in her new photoplay. "A Gfrl Named nary." at the Central thehtre Friday and Sau.- day and Eaelc Theatre sunday. secur- ed his ,irst mOtiOn picture cngagcmen as the result of a handsome contest conducted by prominent screen publication. The result ot the voting was somethinc of q surprise, as Mac Donald was at that time an unknown ana oUtstripped several popular Ia r. HcS in the contest. This brought m to the attention or film producer and he be eame leading man, maxim good from the start
 ..-k. c,;Ao prid,.s
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

A steamship line is now running from Halifax to South American ports.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
PadgrewsIkii Speak In lU-S-
 On Le a gue

PARIS. Feb. 1e. = Ignace PaGer- ewski, pianist and statesman is bound
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"A CirI Named Mary

"Vhe Spite Bride" The Spite Bride, a Selznic& Pic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY
HONOR MRS. FRANK THATCHER

Mrs. John Mcknight. ioi East Sew
eatecnih street. entertained with
pretty bridge party Thurstiay afternoon
houoring Mrs. Frank Thatcher. who
with her husband. In visiting here from
Gary. Indiana. az the house guest at
Mrs Jim Lee. 1903 Harrison street.
The attractive home was decorated
with many .hucd garden flowers. and six
tables ~ players enjoyed 1.-THE game oil
bridge during the afternoon.
Later. dainty refreshments were
served the following: Mcsdames Frank
Thatcher. Sam Orr. J. l.. Summers
WcosI. Ellison. Martin. W. a. Mcin
to-h. Miller Beard. Nd Bagroti. Bond
burgess. IIarreii. James DAILY. william
no,c.. Thomas Currie. y. 3. Newboid
e. %. woifIin. n. q. Thompson. Frances
Hughes seewaid. Grady Mobiles. Chan
oeIor Weymouth. Stewart. Jack Wheat
ley. Don Bowie. James Bush. a. J. caid
well. I,osco Nceiy. q. r. Thomas. Henry
Gooch. Humphrey e. d. Hoover. George
Mum. John Trolinsrr. Toney chisum
Tom Cults. Frank wclflin. Jim Lee
Jim curtis. Hair. Garnet Lee. \. NC
Knight. Charles kiigore. and Misr'
Flora Melee and Mamie Rush
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
MISS wINEFRED HIGINBOTHAM
ENTERTAlNS

Miss winefrcd Higinbothsm enter
tanned q number IL her friends on Fri
day evening. with a pretty dinner party
nj her home on 1907 Van Buren, street
at : o'clock. In honor ~ Mis-" Roma
Stone. who IL visiting here from Por'
A dainty pink and white color scheme
was carried out throughout the eve
ming. and a profusion of pink and white
verbenas and fcatheIy ferns were ar
ranged about the tables with charming
effect.
After "a delicious four.course dinner
was served. an evening q games and
music was INDUCED In.
The guests OF this merry occasion
were: Misses Roma Stone. Elizabeth
Boycc. Dorothy Harris. Elizabeth Gran
berry. Rachel Dunaway. George Thorn
a.. Edwina Allen and Margaret Anne
Burgess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
NEW MUSICAL. GLIB ORGANIZED
~ AMARILLO

Several Of the prominent musicians
and club women ~ Amarillo met at
The home of Mn. Toney Chisum on
Thursday afternoon. June 10th. for the
purpose u organizing a new musical
club.
The name Of this new organization In
the Harmony Club. and this new mu.
,ic club will b. federated with the
'srger clubs az the country and en-.
hoy the benefits ~ country.widc coop
Grafton.
The need Of this club has been reaiiz
eli for some time. as Amarillo IN n fast
growing city. and the furtbercnce of
IN. musician arts and the leading mu.
-irians. N n condition much o. he de.
sired: To- maintain the prominence III
our city In the arts and sciences ss
well ~ the other prcdcninatlng features
hich u now enjoys.
This laudable purpose N specifically
-~i forth In the constitution ~ the
club and the objects of the club are
given AZ follows The object u this
club H.. and shall be:
First. the Improvement II it, mem
hers through culture. Second advance
the interest and promote the culture II
musical arts in the city of Amarillo.
Amarillo II certainly to Ice congratu'
lated In the lofty spirit o her women
who realize and look forward Ia the
ethical and musical cducstion IL our
community and their efforts will find
their reward In the later years through
the development ~ the latent musical
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
nsGERwAN SOCIAL NOTES

Tn Epwor,h League of the Me'ho
Ais, church was entertained THURSDAY
,.,ening ut the home II Mr. ana MIS-
lTbomas Mckinssry. After hssihs
played q number II ssrnes on the 's.n
refreshments " ic~cream ana CAKE
were served to large number Of mem
hers.
Mr.. ". u. King and family. after re-
siding In Hsgerrnan Tor sixteen years
mot ,I q. Roswell THE week where they
viii make their home.
Mrs. Adam Zimmerman and dauxnts'
Ms,~I. left this morning for Knowles. NJ
a.. where they will visit Mrs. zimmer
mans sister indefinitely.
DIR. and Mrs. ". NJ. Brown vent "a
Ro-weli todsy. Mrs. Brown VINO ha'
hccn IN ~ health Tor some time ~il' W
main a, the ~. Mays hospital for
few DAY. where she will have rest and
quiet A., ~.
Miss Esther Boyce vent to i.ks
Arthur today where she viii visit ne'
s,s,sr. Mrs, wulis,s Hsst Iadsasssssv'
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,alen, In the prcsen, and younger gen.

talent In the prcsen, and younger gen
crations.
Amarillo In blessed with large num-
her " well eiuactcd and most excellent
musicians who have devoted life time
a. study and effort To develop their
talents, but who have sacrificed career
for the home building OF our city. Such
talent finds outlet In our piusical clubs.
The following officers were elected.
AIRS. J. J. Crurne. president: Mrs. How.
ard Trigg. vice president: Mrs. !. ID.
Cole. recording secretary: Mrs. ~. II.
Jack. corresponding secretary: Mrs
Toney Chisum treasurer; Miss Nell
Horsbrugh. parlimentarian; Mrs Jack
burgess. club reporter: Mrs. Edward
II. Mayer. musical director: Mrs. Rob.
ert Wilson. choral director.
The meeting was well attended ana
the ladies' were all enthusiastic. look
Ing forward with confidence to the sue.
ccss ~ their organization.
Following the adjournment ~ the
meeting. delightful refreshments were
served by the hostess.