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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17
Enjoyed tho Reunion ut Richl,,nd.

Editor Kcowee Courier:
The county reunion Of cx-Confed-
crate soldiers at Richland on Friday:
Aug. 18th, was a perfect success and
most enjoyable. The good people Of
Richland fully sustained their we'll
deserved reputation for hospitality
and as bountiful providers. Able and
interesting speeches we're delivered
by j. p. Stribling, j. w. Todd, Elli-
son Smith and Harry r. Hughs. J.
Armstrong and Capt. S. X. Dendy
also made short talks.
1t was pleasant and encouraging
to find that our young men are no
longer accepting histories with mis-
statements and omissions, but are
Investigating carefully the casus beili
between the North and South in
1861.
Resolutions OF appreciation and
thanks were adopted by the old SOL
diers for the kind hospitality Of the
people Of Richland, to the speakers
for their admirable addresses, and to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillison for the de-
lightful music furnished by them.
At business meeting the former
oficers--Capt. Ellison, Capt. McGnl
and Mr.. Fincannon--were reelected.
v, r. Martin.
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+. COUNTY AGENTS NOTES. i
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+. OCONEE'S MOTTO: 4
i. "Vetch and Glover on Every j,
!. Farm-NIore Oats, Rye 4
!. and Wheat" =.
!. - i.
!. Coming Events. =.
10 Big Farm Tour. - Wade =.
!. brakes Farm, Anderson, We'd j.
i. nesday, Aug. gath. (See what =.
!. vetch and velvets did! Winters =.
!. will be there.) =.
i Il i II + + !. !. j. i. !. !. j.
5000 Bales, and Going Strong.
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i. HOME DEMONSTRATION j.
i NOTES. 4.
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New Ideas for Summer Curtains.

Unusual and lovely are the> win
dow curtains and drapes made from
ginghams, in checks, plaids or
stripes, unbleached muslin, voile,
barred dimity, Japanese crepe, pop
lin, linen and other materials which
we commonly think of as materials
for dresses and other purposes. They
are inexpensive and simple to make,
yet the effect is quite as pleasing us
If they were made Of the most costly
materials.
unbleached muslin is being used
In so many lovely ways Sometimes
it is dyed in some Of the soft, dull
shades Of rose, old blue, old gold,
green, wisteria or brown, and deco
rated with embroidery wool. 1t makes
lovely curtains when ornamented
with floral designs cut from cretonne.
applique flowers, bands of chintz and
gingham or animal and bird designs
IN patchwork for the nursery.
Curtains made from mill-end un-
bleached muslin and trimmed with
bias bands and triangles Of checked
g1ngham are very effective. The cur
tains are charming and dainty, and
add the correct touch of color that
makes the all-white kitchen or bath
room JOY to any woman's heart.
These curtains can easily be made in
an hour.
Choose good piece Of mill-cnd
muslin 40 inches wide 1t costs from
10 to 2 cents a yard. Split the
muslin down the center and finish
the edge with Il tiny hem. Use an
inch and a half hem for the bottor,
Of the curtains.
Purchase one-third Of yard OF
the checked gingham material. CIR
the banding on the true bias, one
and one-half inches wide. Match AMI
seam. Turn in the edges one-fourth
OF an inch and baste. Sew in posi-
ton OH the curtains one and one
halr inches from the edge, being
careful 20 miter the banding at the
corner. Cut the triangles the size
desired from the scraps Of gingham
left. Turn in the edges and baste.
Stitch these triangles on the curtain
three-fourths Of an inch above the
gingham bands. The triangles all
may be cut the same size, or the
center one may be larger. Squares
circles and diamonds may be used
instead Of the triangles, or the band
trimming alone makes an effective
trimming.
(Fhe above very interesting aud
useful hints are taken from "rh.
Farmers Wife" Issue OF August.)
Ethel l.. Counts,
County Home Tom. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17

| have opened Il Blacksmith SboD
to the rear OF tho Enterprise Bank.
Am Il graduate OF the Farriers' and
Horseshocrs' School Of Riley, Kansas.
Prompt attention to all work. md
satisfaction guaranteed.
, j. G. HaINES, Walhalla, s. G,
(32-35*)
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heart' and would not run dry. This
beverage was served, not in wine
glasses but in pint cups-good meas
ure--by Misses Carrie McMahan,
'belle Stribling and Nettie Hubbard.
Some four hundred descendants paid
their respects to The soldiers OF the
Contederacy and pierced ray OF
sunshine through the hearts Of 20
veterans, whose names are as fol-
lows:
A. n. Ellison, r. d. Robertson,
j. w. Todd. J. l.. Mulligan,
5. H. Dendy. w. Il. Meares,
|. u. F1ncannon, V. +. Martin,
". 1. McGill. j. l.. Reeder,
Thos. Wyly. 20. Riley,
j. l.. Davis, Squire Russell.
A. w. Elrod. G. b Findley,
J. o. Armstrong, J. l.. Jones,
>. +. Gambrell, Joab Stewart
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Estate
or Mrs. Lavinia G.. Hutchinson. De-
ceased, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against said
Estate Will present the same, duly at
tested, within the time prescribed by
law. or be barred.
(MRS.) PEARL Fl. ANDERSON,
Executrix Of tho Estate OF Mrs. La
vinia G. Hutchinson, Deceased.
Aug. II, 1921. 1896
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Aug. II, 1921.
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The twelfth reunion Of the j. A.
Zachary descendants will be held on
Saturday, the 27th Of August, at
Cashiers, N. C. All tho kindred and
friends are cordially invited to at
tend. as some may never have an
other opportunity.
J. r. Zachary, Sr.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Trade Submarine
Deutschland Vas
Made Var Vessel

BOSTON, April 4-The huge
GeEman commercial submarine
Deutschland, after her two trips
to the United States-the Arst
to Baltimore, and the second
to New London. COnn.-was TAX
en- over by the German navy,
made into a fighting U-boat and
subsequently, y>surrendered to the
allies after the aRmistice, Henry
J.. SkefnnEton, commissioner Of
immigration at this port. de-
declared.
MIR. SkemnEton said he learn-
ed Of the Deutschland's fate
from Capt. Paul Koenig, the big
undefsea crafts skipper on her
voyages to America, whom he
said he met in Berlin ON his
way back to this country.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
DEATH AUTO FOR MUSEUM.
Dato's Motor Car Where he Was
Shot to Be Preserved.

MADRID, April 2.-The minister OF
war has decided to place in a mill
tary museum the motor car in which
the late Premier Dato was driving
when he was assassinated.
A telegram from Barcelona an
nounces the detention there of the
mother of Carmen Masanell. arreste ed
in Barcelona recently in connection
with the assassination of the premier
The mother is suspected of having
been implicated in the plot, and is
being brought to Madrid under es-
cort.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
BUDAPEST JEWS SUFFER.
Many Wounded in Anti-SemiHc
Outbreak Last SUNDAY.

VIENNA, April 2-Excesses upon
the Jews of Budapest. in which a
large number were wounded, are re-
ported to have taken place on Sun
day last in dispatches received from
the Hungarian capital today.
Fearing the possibility of anti
semitic outbreaks, the Jewish COM
munity obtained a promise from the
government that full protection would
be afforded Jews, but in the emer-
gency, it is declared, the government
failed to act.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Reports Quake Focus.

Reports Quake Focus.
SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Saliva
dor-The earthquake shock felt here
on March % had it's focus 16O kilo-
meters from here, according to the
directors of the Seismological Observ-
atory. 1t was felt in a southeasterly
direction along the Gulf of Fonseca,
reaching the peak of it's intensity in
southwestern Guatemala.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Mexico Cut. Textile Tax.

MEXICO CITY.-Import taxes on
textile goods will be increased lo
per cent instead of so per cent on
April 80, as was originally planned,
according to an announcement by
Secretary of the Treasury de la
Huerta The reduction was decided
upon as a result of numerous pro-
tests filed with the treasury depart
ment by foreign importers.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Develop Cadi. as Port

CADIZ, Spain.-The municipality is
considering a plan reported to have
been suggested by American capital
lists for the improvement of the port.
The project is to cost half billion
pesetas. 1t includes the construction
Of a great breakwater which will re-
claim a large tract of land from the
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Faseisti Get Paper.

BOLOGNA, Italy.-Prof Benito Mus
eolini, the former socialist leader.
who distinguished himself in the war
and founded the Milanese Popolo
Italia, has transformed this paper into
the organ of the Fascist and Fiume
fegionaries. A reception here in his
honor was attended by 5000 Fascist,
who marched through the city in mill
itary formation. Prof. Mussolini de-
livered a stirring and patriotic speech
and the crowd shouted: Down with
socialism,
Evening star., 1921-04-04
1..a.Itde Destroy. village.

NAPLES-A landslide hve miles
wide, caused by torrential rains, has
destroyed the villages of Gorne and
Frati, near Ferruzziano. Calabria.
Tho slide moved SO slowly. however.
that the Inhabitants were able to es-
cape, but their homes. trees and vine
yards were engulfed.
Alfonso to VISIT Belgium.
MADRID.-King Alfonso and Queen
Victoria have decided to return the
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Serbia to Receive Karolyi.

BELGRADE-Count Michael ka-
rolyi, the leader of the Hungarian
independent party. who was recently
permission by the government to re-
side in Serbia. He is expected to
take up his residence at Dubrovnik.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

The veterans were from all sections
of the country and the majority are
past eighty years Of age. Many were
accompanied by relatives.
Less than one hundred of the 102.-
900 men who participated in the bat
tie are still alive. it is said.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
SHILOH VETERANS MEET.
Sixty-Five Survivors of Famou:
Battle Gather for Reunion.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 4.-Sixty-fv
veterans of the battle of Shiloh, some
clad in the blue of the north and
some in the gray Of the south, de-
parted on the steamer kentucky to-
day for Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn,
where the annual exercises will be
held on the battlefield April and Z.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
italian Criticize. Bolshevfki.

ROME.-Continuing the debate In
the senate on the announcement OF
Count Sforza- the foreign minister.
that the Italian government hoped
soon to sign a commercial agreement
with Russia, Senator Gen. Giardino
recalled that stolen Jewels had been
found in the baggage of the members
of the Russian mission to Italy. Ac-
ceptance of these jewels by the gov
ernment, he declared. would make the
Italians receivers of stolen goods.
Senator Giardino added that at the
present time Russia needs to expand
abroad to save her from collapse. and
that the bolsheviki consider Italy a
favorable country for their propa-
ganda and their expansion. owing to
the political liberty allowed in Italy.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Spinster Prosecutes Men Failing
ToEnd Her Life Under Contract

visit Of King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth OF Belgium. They will arrive in
Brussels May 81.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

an ice famine in Iceland, due to the
mild winter and lack of manufactur-
ing facilities
Evening star., 1921-04-04
New u. s.-Baltic Line.

IONDON.-An Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Christiania. by way
of Copenhagen, says that the NOR
denfjeldske Steamship Company, IN
conjunction with the Strays Shipping
Company, is inaugurating new
line for the transportation Of gem
eral cargo between America, Finland
and other Baltic states
Evening star., 1921-04-04

Ethel May Poff. four-year-ol
miss, tips the beam at 101 pounds.
Her home is in Strong City, Kan.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
ARREST 100 COMMUNISTS.
Large Sums of Gold Found i
Genoa Raids.

GENOA. April 2.-After searching
by the police along the Italian Ri
viera and the seizure of letters show
ing relations with Italian anarchists.
about 100 Russian, Hungarian and
Polish communists have been ar
rested Large sums in gold were
Evening star., 1921-04-04

found in their possession. The inves7
tigation is being conducted and
further arrests are believed to be
imminent.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

Radio Center In Central America.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua.-A wireless
! telegraph station has been opened
here for the interchange of messages
between the Central American repub-
lies.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Cempul.ory Trade Member.hip.

MADRID.-One of the items in the
governments legislative program al
the present session of parliament is
q measure making compulsory the
formation of syndicates for each trade
and profession and enforcing men,
bership in them. The bill also pro-
vides severe penalties for terrorism.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

BASEL, Switzerland. April 1.-TWO
men who had entered into contract
with a woman to end her life were
1ecently hailed into criminal court
hero by the party of the second part
for taking her money and falling 'o
carry out their bargain. Robbery
was charged by the plaintln IN lhs
action. and the men were sentehSeu
to terms in prison. The woman na
rowly escaped trial for attehp'e"
Self-murder.
Fraulein Krauss, brooding over nef
spinsterhood, decided to end her me
but she could not bring hersel1 70
suicide. She found a chemist. VINO
professed to be willing to act as
executioner for consideration ana
after the two had conferred IN the
presence of a third person. terms
were agreed upon
The woman insisted upon pelne De
headed, it was alleged, but the cnem-
ist, with a show of professional price
held that poison would be just as en-
cacious and more in keeping with the
conventions. The third party sug-
gested drowning as compromise
and the deal was closed.
The three started for Lake Lucerne,
but the chemist, having exacted az
vance payment of IS per cent OF tne
f40O contract price, vanished en- route
and prosecution followed
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Marines Sent to Manasua.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua.-Americ
marines have arrived here to replace
the marines who were recently pun
ished for wrecking the plant OF the
newspaper Tribuna.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

ROME. April "A decree has been
issued ordering the dissolution Of the
communist town council at Bologna
Evening star., 1921-04-04

You will delight in these dresses.
Circular skirts; tight bodices; short flaring
sleeves-every smart fashion of Spring is be-
comingly expressed. And the materials
foulards, Cheney foulards- chiffon taffetas,
clingy crepe de cygnes-the very silks highest
in favor.
Styles for everyone-for the chic
'Aapper'' of l6 and Is, to the
date models for women taking sizes SO to
A. Foulard patterns and solid colors in
navy, brown; copen, black, gray.
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MARTINS FERRY
LODGE To HOLD
ANNUAL SERVICE
SAMUEL W. STARK LODGE OF +"
KNIGHTS OF PYTuAS, WILL
HONOR DECEASED MEMBERS
At SERVICE SUNDAY.
Sermon to Be PREACHED at High School
Auditorium, and All Friends and
Public Rnvs Been Invited

Arrangements have been completed
for ,hs annual memorial services Uf
Samuel w Stark lodE" "f IN" knights
OF Pythias. of th!s C,t!. in memory Of
their departed brothers. which Will he
held in the High school auditorium IN
this city. on sunday afternoon at > 30
n'cu,k Tn" members Of tho order VIII
NEE, ut their rooms in TN" Mechanics
Marl on Hanover street. previous Ia the
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other rehearsal for their entertainment
which is to ur given next week yes
t"riIy.
MIR" Turv"v. former hot mill shear
man. mas accepted ii position HS master
mechanic AZ in" fhnr! Fern h"''iihs
',i.'Ei on Hanover street.
-Four new rugirs haN" h""n received
ny Martins Ferry post No - "t III"
American Legion for use Il; funeral and
m,.uurihi ScrNl""S.
good ,rnwd nc n" 'N"mh"rS n' m
EiH. ."nrr s.rd their Ladies ait"nH"i 'i''
social affair auh dane" hrid N tht'r
horn. lat nIIl'.
Tho rruh..rs az -" American Legion
post arr ur@.ni2irg a band I" b" COM
posed Of al soldiers. 20 supply the
mus, for tn" Memorial day services.
Mr. E"b"rc.l lIaris "f jefferson street
VIII mah" Il business trip [" Glcnco. o..
iomurruw. in the interests OF organizing
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M-lfar.. cub II tn ) Ci'l were N" nos
,.~.:-~ L. the stat" officers oi the Fed
Grafton IF WUnl,M's club al tn. hon =
.r Mrs l. NJ. Irndrr>o,i. state secretary
an Nnrib Fourth sire; ia, n..ut THr
orG,.rv ,rcs,,r were. Mrs. William
II Sn.rp OF CulumhGS. stat. rr"Hiiru;:
Mr.. Jason Ern,k,y rr ~; IavrrI""!.
- s,or, federation ,"rrrtt.y. Mr.. Wa.
ter Whitaker # trr,mnu- g.. SrL:c
,.,-r.sun,,Iipp .,rrrr,r\. ami Mrs Cor
n,.r.u: s,.lny,r of Cleveland, q. state
,.,rI.,u.r,:rian Thr reception Nrs
salt r.,v,., m, irur, .,f \ AND 10
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hours l"I'u"'"1 "'''" ''r'''"N '''
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IN" T"ui. ''"'' !" 'N'' wv, az
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were IN" h"H'' sc, !" Wv
IN" department am 'h,'' mo" ~ =
charming E'''N AFFAIR h''n !" 'u' -"
day N'ho"I rooms OF inv '""' '"
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y new council OF the Degree Of Poca-
h"ntas.
The krazy cats company delighted q
good crowd Of patrons at the New
r:.stimc thcater on Hanover street last
night.
Mrs. Bertha Sanders will supply tho
ni,no music at the Capitol Inn on South
Fourth street tomorrow evening.
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Liller Funeral.


h'.'''n' service, 'NH IN" 'N'' nj
Na"r"~" Liter. 81 twenty 'H''''" N,''"'
~ h" diced Wednesday, morning Wa I've
&c.,. 80 10 " ri"' a. -, I''0', a.
80 S'"ih R",.Ar' NJ. T. 'ni7,n. H'S"
I.'"'" ;. F"'''. ?aS'"F OF '''' N',"., -
".. a1\' I9''rS" ~ 49, -
'' ' N'' 49,, p,u.
Az 100"A h''
E"v. Charles \. t"1r''. pastor 81 III"
Christian church. preached IL N" Union
Mission service ',.' u-h'. Ills tax
proved very interesting.
Mr. Reynolds. &C Ma<..'.l"1. was ~"
speaker last night a "a" Sa.VHi on
Army headquarters her"
Entertained Club.
TH" members % H.; F,.n"H cub were
delightfully."- entertained ''S' hlfo' ny
NJ charles Thomas. ~ he" home on
Vs. TNrn,N-tni-d street. Various So
C!.I Gj,n-S'0"s w." enjoyed \ !lnSh-
eCu No. served.
Police at bridgeport
\ halt DOZEN members %: IN" local 20
'.:"rt'n"ut w"r' a hr.Hs"'"r' E'
'.'~ 10y fer N" r'@".'T "'"'"S 81 cue
"~.... ~".I oder Of P"t.'". Copper iE''n
o. =" ohio sd" ';t'"S between i~'"'
:. s.cgr,. .,'.t HclIa.r" "'r' present.
g.. .:sr.li ~rrl,s G,H''' %: III" Young
~. r. '..IA 81. y" ""ld T"f~='L'N 'E"n-
.'; A;r' : ~ - u.'i IN -" t'no
ls..jug. tn" Nelson M;T." '"'-T 80
Jt2z ban! WI fuTA'HH ;n' mus "'
u,n'' promises :" "'' on" ct .'' m"S'
-'.'. '>~t:, 49, even ~ ~ ''t'
Scottish Rite Dance.
m" annual spring "''"',, g, zee
IA 'S.' I "a" WI go w." .. :,
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Persons Who have visited n" r"w
establishment OF III" Ethel Fern Bot
Tin. works. on East Han~N'r street,
state hat !: = one y: the h"Si enu;r-
ped and most modern SnH" plants OF
the hind 10 hc found N this NH.n'iN.
and tae management Ilr"Id! report
capaCity business after only u i"w weeks
uf business Mayr0n FrIulL. on" of tho
hest known experts IN the bui;l'uE hU$;-
urss in The valley. has accepted :; posi-
ton AZ rho plant. and the product be
inn, turned gu, - a credit 10 any city.
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Up-eo-Date Plant.

rhlrty-,wo patterns To select from.
Wheeling Tent & Awning CO. Tel. Eb3.
r-li-m- w-f-tu-my-l3
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Recoption for Visitors.

The members of tn" Wunen'S rlnl
i."rtur"-R"rjtnl club and IN" Women
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Good road enthusiasts In ;hls "ItN
have been interested in tn" pan ui some
Of the citizens and rounrilm"u "'
BRIDGEPORT to haV" the streets through
Ihac city from the north /" IN" south
corporate linz. rr-Sur't"'d with ">pha'f
IT, this Will give tn" town on" good
street on which 20 t,TIv'i from "nd TO
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Pirst Baseball Gamo.

The rrst ha ScbIll gam" of IN" nr"S"n'
season for the local High hOui t"ai,.
wi y" played against IN" team from
tho -. tlaIrsyil!" nigh >chu"l. IT tn.
rw.uiy seat this afternoon. and q nura-
Der Of Interested fans VIII accompany
the team Coach Fr"h Hart has an
n"uur'.d the following ~ Tia. lineup Il
tn" team for tn" game: Pitcher Wc-'.
lake: catcher. Cunningham: first. judy .
>4Coud DIrk: third. SnudgrLsS: l'fI
SWAIN. crLir~. F:dwarls: right. Won
NinkIr. sh"ri>i0r. Evans.
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Eu, awnings mad" IN WH""unG Wheel"
IN: To-; < A"L.uE &c.. T.. sos.
f-l4-m-w f-tO-mY-l3
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Mrs y Y. Hodg" Of North seventh
street was tn" victim Of painful! in
jury yesterday afternoon. wh"E Snc ran
n crochet uc'dl" into ~" member Will"
employed AT that diversion At her home.
The services OF physician w"r" re-
quired to remove the needle from tho
hand
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

tar. Lut al, m"mh"rs r'l"'rr haN!n
irNrd = .rnlu'UsrIs-
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Entertain Class.

Tho Helpers class of tn" Welsh Cor
creEa,ional church VIII NEE; As the
guests Of Mrs. William Harris ~ her
home on Zane street in this city this
evening. The usual class business s"S-
sion will be held. and IA social program
with Il luncheon VIII b" m" concluding
cNnntS Of The cNeM.nC.
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Kiwaniany to Cambridge.

The last dance Of the season Will b"
staged by the members Of the Alpha i!
fraternity of this city in the Elh3 club
building on North Fourth street thiS
evening Members OF III" bridgeport
chapter and their ladies' VII assist with
tho enjoyment Of the evening. and 4
ne time is rronIi sod. tn" dance VIII
IN n ShirtuJiSt 4 fflir
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Novel Feature Planned.

The committee Ia charge oC tho dance
which will y" given 10y tho kIwanis
club for their members and ladies' At
the Frat hail Oh North Fifth street newt
Wednesday, evening state thai they
hay" eomr,h .uG oC ~ c>'raurd.narl uA'
turc planned FOR that evening. and
every member Of ~" club * expected
10 be ON dr,h jones Novelty "r"h"S-
TIA has h,.rn .rcurnd for the cvening.