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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-10
PLACE CATTLE SHOW '
At M0ORE'S STABLES
BEEN CHANGED FROM COLUMBIA
sTocKYARDs TO MORE EASILY
ACCESSIBLE PLACE,

(From Fridays Daily HERALD
1t was announced this morning 'ha'
thep lace of holding the great SCUM
ern Shorthorn Cattle Show here Oh
June 20 has been changed from tHe
Columbia Stockyards to Moore & sons
stable on East Seventh street. luz
contract has already been let anu
carpenters and painters are now mas
ing ready Tor the great show, "niOn
will bring TO Columbia about 100 oil
the finest cattle to be found in DIXIE
and cattle dealers and fanciers lr"m
every southern state. and many iro"
above the Mason Dixon line.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-10
ICE CREAM SUPPER
At A1HEhDAlE FRIDAY

tFrom Mondays Daily Herald
There will he an ice cream supper
at the Athendale school house Friday
night for the benefit of the Missionary
society.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-10
tPWORTH LEAGUE !.
MEETS HAMPSHIRE
MT. PLEASANT DISTRICT DELE.
GATES WILL CONVENE THERE
ON NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.

(From Mondays Daily Herald
The Mt. Pleasant District Epwortn
League conference will convene al
Hampshire June 10 and IL. 1t Will
open Friday night with sermon by
Rev. B. f. Argo, of Loretto satur'
day we will have interesting and IN
structive addresses by live Epwortn
Leaguers of the district and Saturday
evening the Hampshire EpworIh
League will entertain the conference
with an ideal social. Leaguers from
over the district are urged to be pres
ent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-10
LEGION INVESTIGATES
DEATH JAS. {. PORTER

From Mondays Daily Herald)
At called meeting of the Herbert
Griffin Post of the American Legion a
committee was appointed to investi-
gate the circumstances attending the
death of ex-soldier James f. Por-
ter, which occurred at the hands of Of
fieers of the law on Saturday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-10
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY,

(From Mondays Daily Herald,)
Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 6.-The
state election board today named
number of county commissioners. For
Williamson the following were nam
ed: Sandy c. Brown, W. ]. SmitS
and Fred Brunette. republican.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
WOMEN'S DRESS "A
SIN AND A SHAME '
Archbishop of Montreal Orders
Collars Closed and Sleeves
Heightened.

Montreal, Sept. 24.--An intimation
that the sacrament might be refused
To women who dressed immodestly
is contained in notices posted on all
the doors TO the Church of the Gesu
on BleurY street.
The notices, naied up after Arch
bishop Bruchesi recently had issued
a decree to combat modern feminine
fashions, read:
/. "Out of respect to our Saviour,
present in the tabernacle. and for the
edification of our neighbors, we beg
.wonren to appear in church only in
dress of irreproachable modesty, col
lars closed and sleeves sufficiently
long. We draw specially to your
notice the abuse of dress of trans
parent material. We earnestly hope
that we will not have to resort to
drastic measures to enforce this, such
as the refusal of the sacrament"
Explaining the notice. Rev. p. o.
Plamondon, prefect of the church
said: Modern women's clothes are a
sin and shame. 1t may be the FASH
ion, but it is certainly an unreasonable
one"
He added that he already had res
fused several women interviews on
account of their clothes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
ST. JOHNS AUXILIARY ELECTS.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of ST.
Johns p. f. Church held the first
meeting for the fall in The Guild
Room of the church Thursday after
noon. The following officers We're
elected: President, Mrs. Alban Richeyi
First Vice President. Mrs Irenee du
Pont: Second Vice President. Miss
Sarah Palmer; Secretary, Mrs. Booth !;
Treasurer, Mrs. William Cloud. A
very successful meeting was held.
The Auxiliary will give bake Sat
urday, October The next meeting
will be held Thursday, October 6, in
the Guild Room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
CHAUTAUQUA AT GRACE.

The Epworth League of Grace M. E.
Church will hold Chautauqua of
local talent in the church house every
evening next week. A silver offering
will be taken every night except
Thursday when tickets for DR.. Graf
fms lecture will be on sale. The
cabinet. which is planning the pro-
gram, is composed of Misses Emma
Martin, Frances Riley, Grace Riggen,
Lillian Hamilton and Franz Clark,
Norman Wade and Clarence Mckay.
Monday night DIR. j. w. r.. Sum-
walt viii give a lecture, Buried Trea-
sure" which he has delivered at sew
eral commencements. Tuesday even
ing viii be stunt Night" when ludi-
crous performances will be given
Stunt Night is a new feature in the
Grace Chautauqua but 1t is a we'll
known feature of all Epworth League
Institutes Besides the stunts there
will be community singing and read
ing by Miss Grace Riggen. Wednes.
day night a musical program will bt
presented. The program is not yet
complete but Harper Spry will sing
Miss Haley and Mrs. j. Mulford Tay.
lor viii give a piano duet, Mrs Guis
bert viii give reading, an1d Norris
Morgan, piano solo. Thursday
will be the big night, when DIR. Graf
fin of the West Side Y. M. c. A. il
New York City will lecture on Keys
to Success" and Mrs. Babcock viii
sing. DR.. Graffin is noted speaker
and won fame by his war work. Friday
evening moving pictures will bs
shown, and social time will follow
The Chautauqua will be open t.
the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
HONOR BRIpEs.ELECT.


Mrs. Arthur simpson Of s0s West
Seventh street entertained at a varie-
ty shower on Wednesday evening in
honor OF Miss Mary r. Meyer Of New
port. whose marriage to Willard y
lSiund Of Wilmington win take place
at her home on Friday evening, Sep
teniber 30th Miss Meyer was the re-
clpient Of a number Of beautiful gifts.
Games werc played, and a good social
evening was spent Refreshments were
served. Those present were. the
Miss Elsie MacNance, Margaret
Tadman, Margaret Pierce, Josephine
Rau, Reba Barnes. Edith 0'DOnald,
Ruth Warren. Ethel Hartman, Mary
Meyer and Mrs. Arthur Simpson.
Miss Irene r. Gregg entertained a
number OF young folks at variety
shower Mt her home last evening. In
honor Of Miss Edna s. dsHnnon, whose
marriage 10 Raymond J. Cunningham
Of 4i0 North Franklin street, Will
mington, viii take place in the early
fall. Miss Cannon received many very
beautiful gifts. The evening was en-
Ioyably spent In games and music. and
refreshments were served. The dining
room was beautifully decorated IN yell
low and white crepe paper. There was
beautiful boquet Of Sweetheart roses
in the center Of the table, and the fa-
yors were small yellow roses Those
present were: Misses Edna Cannon,
M~ry Moyer Viola Seeds. Francis Ball,
Ethel Woodward, Leila Lyman, Marian
Deakyne, Elsie MacNamee, Mary Ly-
nam, Emily Mitchell, Marjorie Bair.
Emma Maclary, Irene Gregg, Dorothy
Ban, and Charlotte LeFever, Mrs
Frank Ball. Miss Louetta Lyman. Mrs
| Alfred Craig, Mrs Marvin Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey r. Gregg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy pennock. and Mr.. Keep
hart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Students Arrive at
Women's College
~ elsie Le,nore wooIeyhan.

registrations for the juniors and
seniors continued
After the cOnvocatlon exercises on
Friday afternoon. the seniors gave a
tea in honor 81 the freshmen Grace
Maryil. senior class president. prcsid-
ed The Juniors acted as escorts They
in turn were assisted BY the soplso-
mores.
Every one spent tho evening AZ
Wolf Hall An interesting as weil as
instructive program was rendered
Saturday evening the freshmen en-
tertained the rest Of the students ~
stunt party. 1t wag their turn %
show that they are just az capable -
entertaining as others are ~ enter
taining them.
Everything Is being done 20 give
1925 a cordial welcome Aftractiveiy
printed posters with legends such as
this appear In every building:
Work 70 make you happy,
Fun % make you glad.
Friends TO make this first year.
The best you've ever had
One freshman expressed tho desire
of the whole college when she said.
| Here you make me feel az n were
living In one big family" The
Women's College IS earnestly irving
10 create a similar feeling IN the heart
of each and every new student who
enters her halls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

Newark, Sept "a. With a slam Of
the new freshmen landed at the
baggage. and smiles on their faces,
Women's College on "Wednesday. a
reception committee composed Of up
per class men, was busy all day meet
ing trains. and taking the newcomers
70 their respective rooms Mothers
fathers. yes, even grandmothers and
grandfatheEs accompanied some Of the
girls. for many came In automobiles
touring cars. trucks and what not
anything to carry their numerous par
cells. The girs were then KEEP busy
for several h0urss their clothes had
to be unpacked Luncheon came soon
after, and the freshmen really did
justice to their first meal in the col
lege dining room.
with Helen Groves, ~ and Ruth
Russell. '23, as leaders Of the fun. the
freshmen had an enjoyable party in
TIE Hnarium on Wednesday evening.
Thursday was registration day for
the freshoen and sophomores. Each
gtuden, with the assistance Of her
faculty adviser, made out her schedule
for the terms work. Professor VIII
kinson assisted the Education stu
dtnts: Professor Clark. the Home
Economics. and rofessor sypherd the
Arts and Science.
As soon as the freshmen finished
their registration they adjourned to
Room 6. Science Hall. to have a meet
ing with Marian Hatfield. '22. presi-
dent Of the Student Government As
sociation. Miss Hatfield read the CON
stituuon Of the association. She then
presented to each freshman book
containing the various college regula-
TONS
i Meetings Of the executive boards Of
the several organizations took place
during the day.
Thursday evening Marian Hatfield
%, student president, called an as
sembiy Of the student body. At this
time, Dean Robinson introduced Miss
Marian Parkhurst. the new director
Of Physical Education.
Miss Parkhurst acted as marshal al
the Women's College in the University
Il procession on Friday. convocatior
exercises were held in Wolf Hall tha
afternoon.
Classes began on Friday for ths
FRESHMEN and sophomores. Meanwhil,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Y. W. c. A. NEWS.

Great interest is being taken by many
Young women of this city IN the evening
classes which the Young Women's
Christian Association are TO present this
fall and winter. All classes viii cover a
period Of ten weeks and each class will
begin the first week in October. Regis
tration is now being made for the courses.
All registrations must be made at the
Office S04 Market street and will be re-
ceived at any time. The classes are
under the direction Of the educational
committee Of which Mrs II. y Jamison,
is chairman.
Classes in the following subjects are
offered: Dressmaking instructor TO be
announced later, time OF class Monday
evening from 7.30 until o'clock, milli-
merry instructor, Mrs. j. H. Taylor
Tuesday evenings, 7.30 until 9 o'clock
mandolin classes, instructor, Ralph l.
Salter, beginners and advanced classes
Wednesdays evenings from 7.30 unit
$50 o'clock; parliamentary law, instruc,
tor and evening to be announced later
Spanish instructor, Miss Lucy Garvin
class Thursday evenings, s o'clock: birc
lore class, instructor and time to be an
nounced later; home nursing and frs
aid instructions under the supervision o
the Red Cross Teaching Center; gymna
sum floor work., instructor and tim
to be announced; French classes at 49,
o'clock, Friday evenings at Wollastol
Hall, instructor, Mile, Manage, ar
classes, instructor TO be announced later
The classes are open to all younl
women Of this city. For non-member
the tuition in each class will be SINAI
amount more than for members. Al
classes will be taught at the club rooms
S04 Market street, except the Frencl
classes and the Red Cross work. Tn
latter will be given at the Red Cros
center, Oil Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
WESTMINSTER CHORAL CLUB.

The Westminster Choral Club held
the first rehearsal for the season,
Thursday evening at Westminster
dent Of the Choral Club greeted the
members. and DIR. Charles L. Candee
spoke a few words of welcome. He
commended the work of the Choral
Club ard congratulated ii in having
as director, Frederick w. Wyatt.
After DIR. Candee's speech, the work
of the Choral Club began with re-
hearsal of the first song in THE Rose
Maiden" by W.. II. Cowen.
The Choral Club has a larger en-
rollment than in previous years. The
membership so far is as follows:
Director, Frederick w. Wyatt;
DIR. Charles l.. Candee, president, Miss
Agnes Y. Downey, secretary, Pauline
NJ. Jones, accompanist, Miss Florence
Newman, treasurer, Thomas Tatnall
chairman of membership, Miss Elinor
Hunter, Librarian, Marion Minker.
Miss Maud Abercrombie; Sopranos,
Misses Nellie NJ. Allen, Edna G.. An
derson, Anne e. Alexander, Bella
Black, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Mabel
Deighton, Misses, NJ. Louise Dickin-
son. Lena l.. Elliott, Ruth McLaen
Elmer, Frances Fairbanks, Mary C.
Heisler, Mary III. Hopkins. Marion
Alice Howe, Elinor f. Hunter, Alma
NJ. Jones, Enola w. Keen, Mildred V.
Kershaw, Etheleen M. Leisure, Florence
j. Lewis, Adaline c. Mccoy, NJ. Isabel
Maxwell, Maud T.. Mitchell, Florence
j. Newman, Elsie M. Richards. Alice
l.. Roop, Mary E. Ruth, Elizabeth
Sellers, Ruth NJ. Seney, Helen f,
Spooner, Ruth r. Storms. Edna
Stuart, Frances III. Todd, l.. Bernice
Wagner, Elsie Webber, Elizabeth
Webber, Mrs. Catherine Plummer
Mrs. Charles w. Redmile, Mrs. /. NJ
Rhett. Mrs. Louisa M. Salter, Mrs
H. G. Williams, Mrs. w, o. Wingate
Mrs. f. l.. Wyatt; Contraltos. Mrs
j. M. Engleman, Mrs. Anna r.. Horner
Misses A. yirgin' Keen, Edith Lum-
mis-, Mildred /. M son, Jessie A. Peo-
pies, Elva /. Thompson; Tenors, Wes-
ton II. Blake, William r. Davis
Arthur Guy, Edward M Hobbs, James
ID. McOoy, Marion ]. Minker. DR.
Charles f. Pierce. L. Mulford Taylor
w. Harper Spry, r. M. Taylor, w. O
Wingate; Bass, w. A. Adamson, Johr
w. Alden, George Clark, Marvin q
Crossan, James M. Engelman, PhiliI
II. Hortz, R. II. Hughes, Ramoth A
Mitchell, Charles w. Redmile. James
A. Richards. Harry G. Williams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
COMMUNITY DRIVE
Drive for $4,000 Fund viii be
Launched at Luncheon at
Hotel du Pont Monday.

Director Ernst Of the Community
Service announces that all plans are
complete for the campaign to be in
augurated next Monday and continued
throughout the week to secure 5000
with which to carry on the public
playground work In this city. The
drive will be inaugrated with dinner
which viii be given at the Hotel du
Pont on Monday at noon. Mayor Har-
vey, chairman of the committee. win
preside. Ernest L. Tustin, health di-
rector of Philadelphia and the Rt. Rev
Phillip Cook have accepted invitations
to attend. Addresses will be made by
the Mayor, Mr.. Ernst and Josiah
Marvel.
The Negro residents Of the city are
planning to raise $500 for a COM
munity center for their race and II
they succeed in doing so Mr.. Ernst
says that $4,000 Of the Community
Service budget viii be given to them
to assist in the building Of this CEN
ter. 1t will be known as Red Circle
Community House.
The committee of colored people is
composed Of DIR. Conwen Banton
chairman; C. NJ. Smith. and campaign
Treasurer Isaac Gibbs.
PLAY and Be Happy" a film Just
released by Community Service Inc.
depicting the types of recrsationaI ac-
tivities developed in progressive COM
munities throughout the country, has
been sent here from New York head.
quarters, and viii be shown at the
Parkway Theatre. September 26, q
land 2S. and at the Aldine on the 29ti
and 30th, and the first of October.
:. play for America another Com.
munity Service film featuring tn,
athletic work offered by the organiza
ton. will also be shcwn here. The ex
act dates have not yet been announc
ed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
900 p. m.-Friendship club, club
rooms.
Thursday.
3.15 p. m.-Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
3.45 D. m West End Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms; Hiawathia Girl Re
serve Corps, club rooms; Wawataisi Girl
Reserve Corps, club rooms;
7.30 D. m.-F. l.. G. Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
Wednesday.
$50 p. m.-True Blue Corps Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Pocohontas Corps Girl
Reserves, club room.
345 p. m.-Oriole Corps Girl Reserves
club rooms.
7.45 p. Mute Mill Corps, Twelfth
and Railroad, club rooms.
Thursday.
3.45 p. m.-Good Fairy Corps Girl
Reserves, club room.
3.45 p m.-East Lake Corps Cir
Reserves, club rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
DISTRICT MEETING OF
HOME MISSION SOCIETY

The Middletown District meeting OF
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet Mt Millington, Md, Thursday,
September 20 1t will be an all day
meeting, and delegates will attend from
the various societies in the district. The
officers are president, Mrs. NJ. T..
Wheatley, Centreville, Md, correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. v. p Northrup,
Middletown, Del; recording secretary,
Mrs, George Whitlock, Odessa, Della
ware; treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Collins,
Smyrna, Del.
The program is as follows:
Morning Session Mrs. J. Talley
Smith, President of Conference Society,
presiding; devotions, Mrs. j. Talley
Smith; words of welcome, Church, Rev.
o. II. Connolly, pastor; Auxiliary, Mrs.
John Smith, president Response, Mrs.
Charles Staats, Wilmington; appoint
mcnt of committees, corresponding
secretary, Mrs V. z. Northrup: treasurer
Mrs. Benjamin Collins; solo, Mrs l.. NJ.
Price; reports from auxiliarics, Smyrna,
Middletown, Odessa, Millington; music
greetings from Rev. w. A. Wise, super
intendent of, the district; paper, What
TO do and how to do it, Mrs Samuel
Cleaver; The work OF Riddle Memorial
Deaconess Home, Mrs. Margaret A.
Sweet, superintendent.
Afternoon Session-Devotions, Mrs.
l.. Nj. Price; election of officers; reports
from auxiliaries, Chestertown, Eastol,
Centrwille, Tilgifmans; solo,. Mrs
Frank Hynson; address, Rev. II. +,
Nichols, Smyrna, Del; paper, Heather
Teachings aud Temples IN America,
Mrs Harry Reeves; appointment of -four
department secretaries; supply work
mite boxes, literature, evangelism
music; report of Queen Esthers of Mil.
lmgton, Mrs. n. A. Wallen; Wanted
Woman Workers, Mrs ]. II. Huntingdon
reports of committees; unfinished busi
ness; new business; closing service Mrs
NJ. A. Sweet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
wOMEN'S AID, PA. r. r. SYSTEM.

Mrs. A. II. Parker, superintendent Of
the Philadelphia Terminal Division of
the Womens Aid Pa r. r. System, ex-
tends cordial invitation to all mem
bers OF the Southern General Division to
attend the meeting in the Y M. G. A.
Forty-6rst and Westminster avenue,
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Septem-
Der % at p. IN. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The Phila-
delphia meetings will be conducted this
year under the supervision of the PhIla-
delphia Terminal Division and the date
will be the last Wednesday of each
month.
Mrs. Edward MacIntyre, superin-
tendent of Maylrand Division, urges
full attendance at her staff meeting on
Thursday September 20 at 2.30 in
Room 316, Pa. Building. Mrs. Gamble
Latrobe will be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
CHRISTIANA NJ. E. SOCIAL.

The Christiana NJ i. Social met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Nc
CalIister on "Wednesday evening. Mrs
Frank Hawthorne, Mrs William Elliott,
and Mrs. Gregg Lyman were on the
entertainment committee and had ar
ranged the following program:
Reading by Mrs Frank Hawthorne;
reading. Miss Ruth McCallister; recita-
ton Mrs. Vernon Lyman; recitation Miss
Anna Elliott; reading Mrs. Mary Nc
Callister; recitation, by Miss Laura
Perkins; reading by Mrs. Gregg lyman;
recitation. Mrs ]. Leslie McCallister;
reading, Mrs. James Appleby; reading,
Mrs. Julia McCallister Refreshments
were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
BORN WITH ss TEETH.
New York Infant Comes Into World
With Perfect Set OF IncIsors.

New York, Sept. 24.--Pauline Tobias,
born six days ago in the Bronx, is one
of those rarest of phenomena. a baby
born with teeth. At her birth she pos
sessed two lower central incisors, per-
fectly formed and of regular size. She
is the only child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Tobias. DIR. A. Isaacson said yester-
day:
II never have had case before In
my practice OF a baby born with teeth
This baby's teeth are first rate. Julius
Caesar and other famous persons are
said to have had teeth at birth"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Japanese Tea a Success.

The Japanese tea held Tuesday
evening by the Camp Fire Girls of
Richardson Park was a success The
net proceeds were between sS5 and $40
which will be applied 10 the support
OF an orphan which the Camp Fire is
planning to adopt in the near future
over 200 persons were present at one
time at the tea. Mrs. Arthur l., Hamp-
ton, the guardian, and all the girls ex-
tended thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Taylor for the use bf their lawn and
to the people of the community for
their support in making the Camp
Fires first large affair success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
washington Heights Card Parties.

Mrs w. J. Lackey, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee of the
Washington Heights Century Club.
and her committee have planned card
parties to take place in the afternoons
twice month during the coming SEA
son. They are to be held in the Club
House and some interesting features
viii be introduced The first of the
series will be held Thursday, October
6. at p. m. with Mrs. Jacob Kleitz
in charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
BelIefonte Civic Club.

The Bellefonte Civic Club met Tues
day afternoon. with the president,
Mrs G. t. Morris, presiding Mrs.
Frank Long had charge of the pro-
gram which consisted of a series of
interesting accounts of vacation ex-
pcriences related by Mrs. Colby. Mrs
Marshall. Mrs. Curren, Mrs Kates.
and Mrs. Messiek Readings were
given by Mrs. Eaton, Miss Mary
Elveridge, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Clara
Winthrup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
O. +. s. Garden Party.

The, Delaware Chapter OF the Order
Of the Eastern Star had delightful
garden party last evening, at 1316-131S-
1920 West Seventh street The yards
we're decorated with American flags and
Japanese lanterns and flowers decorated
the tables where ice cream was served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
BelIefonte Ladies, Aid.

The Ladies Aid of Bellefonte NJ. Z.
Church viii hold the regular monthly
meeting. at the church Tuesday, Sep
tember '27. at 2.30 p. m. The presi-
dent, Mrs. /. L. Cooper. desires a full
attendance as this is the last meeting
before the annual election of officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
An Obliglng Partner.

Mrs. Kriss-Can you count on your.
husbands support?
Mrs. Kross Yes. He is willing to
dc most anything 70 make our divorce
a success.-New York sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
cynthia.s sunshine Helpers.

Cynthia's Helpers Branch. Inter
national Sunshine Society. will meet
at p. m, Tuesday, at Sunshine Hall,
140s Delaware avenue. All members
are urged to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Apron Social at Harrison st. Church

The Hoffecker Branch Y P. b.. will
hold an apron social inl Harrison
Street Church, Friday, September 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

my trouble started about two
years ago with an itching. burning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Barton of Louis
vile. kentucky, will be guests of Mrs.
Hollyday Needs over the weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Losnses
CHTo:d Leroy tiouse. 80. and Anna
MARI Miller =. both OF WH-ei:nE
Rolly L. Gates IS. Of Kokomo. Ind.
and Barbara T.. ror'er. -. OF S!StcrS-
Ilt,e w Va.