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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-27
W. \. 5. District Ceayeatien

Those who attended the annual
District convention of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society at Condo
May 1922 report it the best conven-
ton Of the society in the Aberdeen
district.
Every day brought good weather.
A large attendance added to the inter-
est, many coming in cars Saturday
and Sunday. Splendid papers and in
structive discussions held the atten-
ton of all and good reports showed
the progress Of the work and the in
crease in membership and study work.
Sunday afternoon and evening SER
vices were held in the Condo munich
pal building to accommodate the audi
ence. A young peoples rally in
charge of Mrs. T. E. Gage Of Groton,
and a children's rally in charge of
Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Conde took the
time of the afternoon. DR.. w. D.
Schemerhorn, Pres. of Dakota Wes-
leyan, gave an address on India, where
he and his wife labored as foreign
missionaries.
At the convention money was pledg-
ed for aiding in the building of a
school in South Africa, where Miss
Ona Parmenter, a nurse missionary
a South Dakota woman labors.
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Evangelical Conference Report

Rev. O. M Ferk, Of Beresford, who
was the reporter for the annual con
ference Of the Evangelical church re-
Gently held at Grant Center, sends us
a resume of the conference proceed
ings as follows:
The Annual South Dakota Confer
ence of the Evangelical Association
was held at Grant Center, Twin
Brooks, S. D., May 1874. There was
very little evidence of stringent times,
the reports both spiritual and financial
being above all expectation. In plan
ming for the next year the budget was
not diminished ip the least, and new
projects were undertaken, among them
a conference paper. new church pro-
positions, e missions, and a concert
ed effort in all Forward Movement
lines. During the year new parson-
ages and churches were built, among
which are the $4,000 parsonage at
Aberdeen, and the $4,000 proposition
at Yankton.
The Evangelical Association and the
United Evangelical church are about
to unite We expect the formal union
within the next two years, although
many local churches have already
compromised. Both churches have
many institutions, educational, char
table, protective, ETC., so that formal
organization cannot he brought about
in a day, vet the union is secured.
The conference has again resolved
to support the government in law en-
forcement, morality and temperance,
and to select only such men for the
State Legislature who will measure
up to the highest standard.
On the whole there is every evidence
of a people coming back to God, and
our constituency is urgently request
ed to back up the Church at this time
in a tremendous effort to win the
world for Christ.
There were very few moves made
this year. A number of young men
were taken into the Conference and
given work on neglected fields. Some
of the o important appointments
are Aberdeen, G. E. Bonner; Water
town, John E. Booth; Big Stone, G. F..
Zech; Clear Lake, G.. H. Kowalke;
Kidder. C. Jensen, Yankton, r. d.
DeNheimer; Eureka. S. Finkbeiner;
Milbank, VIM. Gaines; Ramona, A. L.
Horn; Olivet, l.. H. Moore; Twin
Brooks, L. NJ. Bingaman.
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Twin

On Wednesday of last week
Mis-. 2. L Sample had the mis-.
fortune to fall down the stairs
leading to the basement, and
breaNhe left arm.
The Geo. Egermayer family
spent Sunday at Corona visiting
at the Harvey Fenner home.
Mr.. Cook made a trip to Hart.
ford as he enjoys the fishing and
lad good luck.
A II. Schmidt left for Hot
Springs. S. d on Sunday, to at
tend the Grand Lodge session of
the A. 0. U w. as u delegate OF
the local lodge
Irwin Kruger and family were
spending some time In Twin
Brooks on Saturday.
The Twin Brooks ball team
played the Corona boys last Sun.
day and won the game, the score
being As TO 9. Next Sunday
Twin Brooks plays at South
Shore.
The Misses Lillian Egermayer,
Iva Ellington and Cora Watkins
attended the movies in Milbank
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Medley lef,
Monday to spend a few days in
Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline Lam
brecht were Twin Brooks visit,
ors on Sunday.
Mr.. Dahl and Mr.. Bork o.
Watertown were greeting then
friends in town on their return
from a fishing trip to Hartford
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Non.pariisan League Deleqates

The nonpartisans held a county con.
| ~vention at the court house last Tues
day afternoon, where it is said some
sixty delegates were present and IA
townships were said to be represent.
ed. VIM. l. Lowthian was made cour-
w chairman and Geo. Wise secretary,
The following were elected delegates
to the state nonpartisan convention
which is called to meet at Mitchell
June 7th and 9Th. +
Adams-Fred Welnlitz. r.
Alban-Frank Miller, Geo. Wise,
H. Freiwald.
Blooming Valley - Curt Adams,
Martin Frankenhoff.
Grant Center--Geo. Oehler, Aug.
Tassler.
Kilborn-A. L. Hoffman, Otto Hill,
Henry Ziegler, E. X. Okken.
Madison-Andrew Stevenson, An
drew Haukland, A. K. Tweed, Nels
Nord.
Lura-John Maxwell.
Mazeppa-Fred Beskow.
Stockholm. G.. Lockhart.
Twin Brooks-Ernest Arndt, Gust
Seigert.
Troy-Charles Swan.
Georgia-Joe Eliason.
Vernon-Ed. Bunting, Sr., G.. f.
Moldcnhauer, F. w. V~ogelsang.
Melrose-Frank Carr, Fred Fenner,
Chris Doctor. A
Big Stone Twp.-R. w. CASTER, j.
Van Erem.
Osceola-Sherm Bell.
Milbank-L. Lind, G. H. Strengel,
w. /. Lowthian.
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Corona

Mrs. Brown accom- panied her
mother Mrs. John Smith to
Aberdeen to attend the Grand
lodge of Rebekahs returning
Thursday.
John Peterson, wife and child.
rem left Monday for a visit at
Redwing, Mimi.
T. A. Belgium and wife attend
ed the funeral of Geo. Baxter at
Wilmot last week Monday.
E. E Clark left for Motley
Wednesday in response to a tele.
gram stating that his grand.
mother who had been i'll for
some time had passed away, he
returned Monday.
Chas. Norton of Milbank and
Mr.. Grant Of Montana we're here
Thursday and left with a team
Friday. morning for Briton
where Mr.. Grant has a ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stapleton re.
turned Thursday from Sisseton
where they had been visiting
their daughter Mrs. Fred Re
mund.
Earl Jarman who has a posi-.
ton in the Farley Hardware
store was badly burned Monday
in trying to extinguish the fire
in a burning auto which drove
up 10 the store. In some man.
ner the burning gasoline gotinto
his face and neck and before the
flames could be extinguished he
was severely burned, he was
taken to Wilmot where Dr..
Harris treated him and he was
brought back to his home, he Is
doing nicely but will be confined
to his home several days. The
car is owned by Tom Rohlfs. no
particular damage was done TO
the car excepting the uplolster.
ling which was destroyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and
M Stapleton and wife was visit
inc the l.. P. Farley family at
Mil5ank Sunday.
Geo. Egrmayer and family of
Twin Brooks Sundayed at the
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Troy

Mrs. Holt of Watertown spent
last Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Holt.
Milton E. Cheney came over
from Dempster Saturday.
Mss Wanda Baumgardner of
WAtertOwn spent Sunday with
'her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Herried
of Watertown drove out from
Wst6rtown Sunday and spent
several hours visiting Mrs.
Herried's parents.
Mildred Mara was hone from
Aberdeen Sunday.
Mrs. Green and her Sunday
School class started at 5 o'clock
Saturday on . hike to q grove
about 2 miles south of town
where they cooked their break
fast and dinner. They played
games, told stories and enjoyed
the day thoroughly, coming
home in the afternoon, tired.
sun. burned andhappy.
School closed Friday with a
picnic at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry OF Lake
Preston, drove over 10 Troy Sat.
urday and spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jerry's brother T. =.
Ryan.
T. s. Ryan sold his store last
week to Will A. Strichertz. Mr..
Ryan vii. leave Troy in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ess of
Wallace visited Mr.. and Mrs
NA &FE 4M
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Stockholm.

Mrs. August A. Hallberg visit.
ed her daughter Mrs. Amanda
johnson in LaBolt the first OF
the week.
Ben Clover the Evangelist &C
companied by Elmer Johnson
singer, arrived in Stockholm last
Tuesday evering. They will
conduct a series Of revival meet
ings in the West church.
A large number of friends
gathered at the r. A. Lundqnist
home last Sunday afternoon to
remind them of the 25ths ami
versary of their wedding. A
bounteous dinner was served by
the ladies. A beautiful silver
service was presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Lundquist as a memen.
to of the occasion.
Harry Berg began his duties
as mail carrier last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl HassIen of
Ortonville, are visiting at the
Lief home this week.
Messrs O. B. Fornell, O. N.
Redeem, Paul Eclov and Arvid
johnson attended Q church meet.
ing at Spring Lake this state,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lille Berg spent a few
days with her sister Mrs Geo.
Wemmerlng at Goodwi last
week.
Miss Edna Beyers is visiting
at the r. A Lundquist home.
She is on her way to her home
in California from Gowrie, Iowa
where she has spent the past
winter as a teacher in the
Gowrie school
Gust Berg left for Rochester,
Mimi, last Monday to consult a
physician MIR. Berg has not
been in very good health lately.
Fred Steffenson was taken to
the hospital at Watertown last
Saturday, he has been confined
to his bed for a few weeks and
has suffered a great deal with
rhe matism. W. sincerely hope
for his early recovery. Mrs.
Steffenson is with him at the
HOSPITAL.
The road grader is working in
Klondike and is rapidly coming
toward town. Soon we hope to
see the road in an excellent con-
dition.
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EsySun0xy.

JOHN Es4-SunuAy.
Mrs. j. d. Misener and fami.
" and Clyde Jones Of Waterfowl
visited friends in Troy Sunday
The new woven wire fence and
its iron posts that was put uI
around the cemetery this week,
improves the looks Of the
grounds very much.
Mrs. J. D. Madsen and sister
Miss Flossie Kucker of Delevan,
Wis, are expected to arrive II
Troy Wednesday to visit their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. E
Kucker.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-27

Hawaiian I8IaNd0.
In the Hawaiian group there are
twelve main islands, all classed as
United States territory. The total
area is GAO square miles. The inhab-
lied islands number eight-Hawaii,
Maui. Kahoolawe, Lanai, Molokai,
Oahu. Maui and Nihua. In addition
there are numerous small islands In
the chain which are valuable for their
guano deposits and shark fishing
grounds. but which are not inhabited.
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Co. School, Notes
tn following letter altho person
d is very proper school news 30 it
II being included in this column.
u,ear Miss Johnson
Such q pleasant ding happened
last week that | want you to know
about it. sMr. and Mrs. Robel had
. real surprise party. on me last
Friday night consisting of friends
and patrons IF Melrose Not. II
was ! complete surprise to me and
surely enjoyed it more than ! can
ny. We played cards and later in
IT, evening We were served q most
delightful lunch by the ladies of
orr community. | hadn't the
slightest idea that . party had been
planned, for every one played their
part 20 we'll. The children at
sGSool Al knew Of the party but
ndE xfhiht 81 il reached me. /
hardly know how t. tell my APP
probation Of this expression of
good will on the part Of the COM
munity. Surely the people of Mel
roe Not deserve the very best
work a teacher can give for they
have not been lacking in passing
along words Of encouragement tina.
nean 80 much to the teacher. |
have never worked in . community
where the people were more ap.
preciative Of the efforts Of the
teacher and tho ] do not plan on re-
turning next year want Melrose
No. Z to have the very best teacher
obtairable for ! district that treats
IT. teacher a. l have been treated
during the entire year deserves the
best there u. know the patrons
of the district stand ready to do
their part If the teacher will do
hers, and our people realize that
good work calls for good pay and
are ready to pay the price. We
ARA most fortunate In having such
: capable school board They have
the best interest If the school il
mind and ara exceptionally enthusi'
astic. have surely had q very
pleasant year and really regret that
the stims is 80 nearly gone.
We plan to have our picnic Tues
$500 49, AAEE# 1870 .o.- AM~A-x
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6In11SIc6ifIent Program
Sfrandburg High School
Opening Prayer Rev. G. 2. Rydquist
song, sUntil The Dawn Stockholm Male Quartette
Grafton Lillian |. Lnngren
Sono ssNichtn Ergmann
H. S. Girls Glee Club
Annual Address Rev. c. A. Wendell
Duet Mildred Rydquist and Florence Forsberg
Song, Kentucky Babe" Adam Geibel
H. S. Girls Glee Club
Presentation of Diploma
j. @. Anderson, Pres. Board of Education
Song, "Capah Moon" : Stockholm Male Quartette
sBenediction Rev. Alex Olson
Motto Excelsior"
rs-M Maroon and White.
Flower-Killarney Pink Rose.
Glass Rol-Lillian L. Linngren.
g. Faculty-Miss Ida Petrich, Principal.
Rey. G.+E. Rydquist, Assistant Principal.
Mis- Huldah Troseth, Instructor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
TIlE ANSWER TO IN FLANDERS
FIELDS"

by Criff Crawford.
To ye who sleep where peoples blow
Between the crosses. row on row
This pledge We brlng--ours bc thu fight
The battle cry rings out!
We break not faith with We who lie
In Flanders Flanders fields.
This pledge we swcar-nor be u all
No day shall pass. mo nieht shall fat
on Flanders fields
Tint does not bring It's measured mon
ace TO the foe.
That truth may triumph. virtue grow
Zen as tho peoples blush. and blow
In Tiandera-Fiandcrs fields.
ye cannot know. ye shall not see the
cnd--
Tho righteous victory for which yc died.
OF which we sing:
lis given 90 those who live 10 know.
And kiss the crosses. row On row
Where heroes sleep and poppies blow
In Fiandcrs-F1anders fields.
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MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM.
MONDAY. MAY -

The parade planned for Memorial Day
Will take place promptly NJ $40 O'Clock.
ard all those who may wish 10 take
part are asked TO assemble before that
st1nc, directly in front % the Amarillo
Hp<el. Every wunan's club ~ the city
sGpuld be well represented In this biz
feature of the days program.
Amer tho parade beautiful pageant
IN which a review Of the history Il the
United States by periods. win bc given
at the Fair Theatre. under the auspices
ofthe woman's Auxiliary 10 the Legion.
There win be thirty young girls TO take
p4ft IN this pageant. Miss Mua Chr.
u. who Is one 81 Amarilio's most tai.
eoted readers. win play the leading rnrt
rVcresenting ''Texas." while Miss Kath.
vln Pittman will represent Little Miss
Assssee Girl"
A. the close Of the program the mem.
I'm of the Wonans Auxiliary will pre-.
sont two beautiful big silk flags to the
American Isegson. one. the Legion fisr
and the other. the Stars and Stripes
sod Immediately after the pageant the
eIrven graves q the soldiers who fought
10 the World War. located In Llanc
Cemetery. viii he decorate. and short
service will Be held IN honor - ,ho-s
boys who gave their lives for the rresev
vafon Of American freedom and homer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
SOCIETY
ALvAH u. MEYER

Mary u Drake. state regent. pre-
sided over the iinalvs session.
Tho morning session was occupied
with the reading ~ reports by the
officers aud the Abortion ~ the rcso.
ll,ions Mrs Drake read a very In.
iercstinr rei-rt ON the time that she
Ind hern IN offi'p and expressed her
appreciation for the loyal support ~
~ members - the various courts of
the state Miss Mary ,. Iiiggins state
socrrtar,. rod very Interesting report
Ouiilnlre IN, wfrk q the courts in ob.
tsirire priest funds. and others cN.
pressing fsatoiuln.as for assistance nv
the courts In keeping . good record.
The trcasurer's report WAS given.
verifying the rcport - the secretary
aud stating tire amount - money on
nand
Tho program n the Catholic Daugh.
tiers Of Ameris7, fsr odu,aticn ~ young
pcn Tor the priesthood eas especially
maisod hV the Rev. Nolan who stated
hat the need fr lrisfs In Twas now
was very urgent Within the last two
years aplsoVimatsiy three thvulana
iollars has lp~n rivcn % the fund for
the c'iu alton ~ young men for priest
rood acCoriins 10 reports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Collins gave delightful piano solo;
Miss Lena Fay Copeland and Miss Lucy
Never sang. and Paul Vickers gave a
humorous reading which was highly en-.
ioycd.
Prizes for the different contests ~
the evening wsre won hy Misses Leta
Sanford Lena Fay Copeland, Lucy
Myer and M.ssrs liill knapp and lie.
lnnd Ab0tt
Later q dainty icc course was scrv.
cd by the hustess To the following
guests. Misses Gladys Collins. Louise
IeNevou. Lena Fay Copeland. Mildred
and Lucy Myer. Agnes Long. olive
Thompson Lota Sanford. ANah Meyer.
Bcss Hinton. Gladys Pickett. Sophin
Hover. Nc. and Mrs. Harold knapp.
and MesTs Harold Rice. Eaklc Cart.
wright James obs Tfulove. i.oy Brit.
ain LELAND Ahoti Roy Greonhll. ].
NJ Donaldson ia pangerflcld. Walter
Schoppcr. Jake Nugcnt. Allen Thomas
Robert Moore. Harold Barnett. Paul
Vickors. Sessions ana Bill Knupp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
INFORMAL RKCEPriON GIVEN
" az RGisSS HOME

Mrs. James Bush. assisted BY Mrs
". ~ Eallew ana Mrs. Ibnd burgess.
,nt,rtainet with delightful Informal
reception AT the homo ~ i.o latter on
lSos Van Buren, Street fi,m THREE 10
sdN o'cio,k Friday afternoon May g7th.
The receiving rooms were beautifully
ds,oiatcd with variety ol garden flow
crs and the fnll0wlrn ladies wrfc In.
ciud,d IN tho house partv' Mc~iamer
y. ; Burgess. J - Cunningham
T. L. Summers. G. u. ltci,l' Ir. sam
or Henry Tandy Houao. Gooch. l,oll-
ct Kisrsey. and Misses Mildred and
Francrr Burgess Iillian iIornsbrugh.
nnd Gertiui" l.oWnd-s. Who served
dainty t'ir, shmeuts To- the guests dur.
.ng the afternoon ia the preitily ap.
pointed dining room. About one hun.
drcd and twenty five guests were In
attcndau =.
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mONORING MRS. CLIFFORD
i.RtIEy.

on Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clork Mrs A. Caldwell entertained
az her home on SOS 10 Fillmore street.
IN honor ~ Mrs. Cliffmrd iiralcy 81
Dhlhart. Texas who IL spending several
weeks In Amarillo ~ guest Il her
mother Mrs. +. j. Cunsldnc.
\ variety of garden flowers and ferns
formed the artistic decoration NJ the
rooms whore six tables were arranged
for bridge
Mrs. W ". Dockrav who made high
score. was thu recipient 1t box ~
dainty stationery. and similar box
WIS given % the honor guest
Al the close Of an ENJOYABLE after.
noon. delicious refreshment course
WIS served.
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A MEMORIAL nay TRIUurE

A poppy rcd
IT signifies that blood was shed
Fur democracy free
For you and me.
A poppy red
in iis flaming color
Speaks Of courage. az valor
OF n maids broken hear, at the loss n
her lover:
OF a child's sad rry al the loss ~ n
father.
Fun many a mcth-r's hear, is torn
In fresh new grief
That her hoy was horn
To dic-for the greatest ~ humanity
needs
Oh could she know though her heart
yet bleeds
In tender yearning and love
That he stands az ATTENTION"
In that blcsf hand above
Win that torch held high
Ills brave facc 20 the sky. saying
Dear Heart. I'm carrying on
Bow low your heads and homage pay
A. we pass by this Memorial Day
Let every heart In sweet tribute lift
high
To Amarillo lads who In Flanders lie.
-Besse Luke. May -. 1891.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
F0RsRR AMARILLO Girl HAS
ACTIVE STAGE EXPERIENCE

Jane Houston. Formerly MIME Isle
-sllavay and now really Mrs Wallace
Widd.combsl used 10 d. resident of
Amarillo and Tor briei time was a
special writer Tor The News She il n
niece 81 Mrs. ". u. Oliver Eakle. 20oo
yolk street. The following bit u the
personally stage experience 81 Jane
Houston. will De read with much inter.
II IN Amarillo. and was printed recent.
~ In the Fort Worth Star.Telegrarn:
Jane houston saw her first play In
Houston when u years Old her father.
Iohn :. Galloway. who now makes his
hoine In San Antonio. having gone In
Houston from Amarillo. OF this incident
she says.
The play was 'Brcwsters' Millions.
played. I learned af,crward. by very
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
SOCIAL NOTES AND PERSONAL
MENTION

Mrs. $. T.. Smith and small son, s. =.
smith. Ir.. OF Roscoe. are the guests II
Mrs, smiths sister. Mrs. Jack Parks of
2U02 Taylor street.
Mrs. u. Il simpson left Friday for
an extended visit with her sister In
Tvrill.
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SOCIAL NETTING TO IE ENJOYED
NV MEMBERS OF THE WOMtN'S
AUXILIARY

\ social meeting will be held by the
members of the Woman's Auxiliary ~
the Central Presbyterian Church on
"Wednesday. June 1. at thrce.thirty
o'clock ~ the home of Mrs. II. $.
Thompson. l7Ol Polk street
Mcsilamcs J.. T. Richard. W. 4. New
lin. ". =. Morrison and W. ~ stewart
viii be- hostcssos ~ the afternoon. and
u * urged that all members bc present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
CONVENTION o. CAvvsOIIc
DACCIlTERS or AMERICA
HAD At GAI.vESION

Election Il offlcrs and delegates
60. the national court and adoption
Of several resolutions brought to .
efose the third annual convention ~
the state court. Cathosic daughters
cf America. here YESTERDAY Mrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

come quite "a celebrated young actress.
rcfrains frsfn speaking Of the fame she
has achieved. the modes,y incident 20
her early training In the Old South. haV.
ipg ouilnstcd her accent preventing self
laudaiion. Amarillo II proud ~ the
unstlnted praise attending the success
II this Young wonan's work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Tho members ~ the Child study
Club were most delightfully."- cnte<tain'
Cd on Friday afternoon. May sTth a.
sAs home Of Mrs. II. q. Wagner. 1910
ril4nore Street.
An interesting program was cnjcycs
IT. large number q club members
~. by Mrs. sf~n Lyon. after which
delicious refreshments were served
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DEi.PillANs To MEET At
THO NIPS0N HOME

The Dclphian Club win meet at the
home IL Mrs. II. y. Thompson 1901
Polk Street. Friday afternoon. June
3rd. at three o'clock. The lesson ON
Browning viii bc led by Mrs. Mary
Miller Beard.
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NEEDLE CuLB TO MEET.

The members ~ the needle club will
meet NJ N. homc ~ Mrs. r.. w. Hardin
on 1908 Washington street. Tuesday
afternoon. at three o'clock. All mem
hers are requested 10 he present.
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POLK STREET METHODIST MIS-.
SIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET

The womnn's MISSIONARY socicty ot
the Polk street Methodist Church VIII
meet In business session on "Wednesday
afternoon. nt three o'clock. ana the
president aAl<s that all oficcrs he ready
with iheIr reports. The annual society
report will he read by the secretary
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AnEI.pIilANs 70 MEET

The members Of the Adclphian Club
will be- entertained ut the home 81
Mrs Gray liaker on 800 Yves, Ninth
street. Monday afternoon. az three
o'clock. \ full attendance liz urged.
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Asa.DAy SESSION TO nv HELD
~ WOMAN'S AUXILIARY

The woman's Auxiliary Of ~. An
drcw's Episcopal church VIII meet IN
allday session In the church parish
house. beginning at ten o'clock wednes'
day morning.
An members and interested frineds
are requested to be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

The Siege of Troy IL supposed to have
lasted 10 years.