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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Missionary Study CIase.

The Missionary Study Glass of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2
p. m. with Mrs. Buzan in her apart
ments in the Mcfarland hotel. All
members are urged to attend this,
the last meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Sorosis Study Club.

Sorosis met on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs G.. w. Austin, 202S
south Seventeenth street with a good
attendance. The lesson on "Womans
New Sphere" was ably handled by
Mrs. T. T. Montgomery Mrs. j. H.
Griffin and Mrs. j. w. Klinglesmith
The club will meet December I
with Mrs. L. e. Emanuel, 80 South
Thirteenth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Club Resumes Former Eame.


A business meeting was held Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Fleta Calvert by the members
OF Tie club known as the b. V. G.
club and il was decided to resume
the former name, l.. T. O. club with
its original officers. as follows:
Misses Fleta Calvert, president
Frances Terrell, vlcepresident,
Phoebe Heffner. secretary and E5.
ther Phillips, treasurer.
Plans were laid for an elaborate
dance to be given during the Christ
mas holidays, with the following
committees named: Entertainment,
Phoebe Heffner, Esther Phillips,
Gerda Eklund Katherine Reynolds.
Decorations, Lucille Erickson, Ru,h
McGehee, Frances Terrell Invita-.
tion, Katherine Bond, Emma Baker,
Fleta Calvert. Rrefreshment, Wyne-
ma Hill and Mary Major
Members of the club are Misses
Katherine Bond. Phoebe Heffner,
Katherene Reynolds, Lucille Erick-
son, Gerda Eklund, Esther Phillips,
Ruth McGeehee, Frances Terrell,
Emma Baker, Wynema Hill, Mary
Major, Mary Lee Johnson, Jose
rhine Johnson, Frances Frey Eliza
beth Horne, Ruby Wootten, Fleta
Calvert.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
kudos Club.

Miss Flossie Mae Catterall de-
lightfully entertained the Kudos
club Wednesday evening in her
home, 1928 South Seventh street.
Bridge featured the evening with
Miss Gerda Eklund making high
score and Miss JoserAine Driggers
receiving the "booby." A dainty re-
freshment plate was served after
the game.
The club members are Misses Ger
da Eklund, Lucille Erickson, jose
phine Driggers, Ruth Shaw, Thelma
West, Winnie Mae Hall, Jessie
Steele, Dorothy De Bruce, Mary
Major, Flossie Mae Catterall, with
Misses Bessent and Whitehurst as
sponsors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Patton and
family and Mr.. ". ]. Patton left
Friday morning for Toronto. Kan
sas. whore they will visit with Mrs.
Patton's parents until after the
Christmas holidays. They are going
overland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
intermediate Endeavor.

The intermediate Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian church
will meet Sunday evening at six
o'clock in Presbyterian Manse, 42O
South Sixth street. A full attend
ance is desired. Miss Esther Phil
lips will lead the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Reception for Ministers.

Reception for Ministers.
Honoring Rev. lR. e. l.. Morgan
and Mrs. Armstrong, the official
board of the Methodist church ten
dered them reception Tuesday ev-
ening in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oatley Anderson, 302 South Sixth
street
The rooms were artistically deco
rated in cut flowers, the living
room being in white and red, the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Mrs. Joe Wlrch Of Cincinnati. Is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Mar
garct O'Brien. 3ij Colorado avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

IN their home. a.s South Flrll
street Five hundred wal the game
Of the evening. lollofoi hy a dainty
plate luncheon. Tho rounii were
nr. and Mrs. l.. o. Emanuel. Dr.
aud Mra. q. s. Mlnnei. Dr. md Mr.
w. 6. Travis. Mr. and Mr.. y.
Hoover and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam shull.
>
BAPTIST Ladles Ent .lin.
The womena Society of the First
Baptist church met In the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Shepard led the lesson IN Rayol
Service. subject Enlistment ably
assisted by Mrs. J. 4. Thompson.
Mrs Clark Trammcll and Mrs. NJ.
T.. May. after which report was
made by the delegates to the state
convention. which recently met IN
Oklaaoma City.
a short business session and soc.
ial hour followed the program and
refreshments were served. In honor
of Mrs. T. II. Trawck. who leaves
shortly for California to reside. The
society presented Mrs. 1'rawick with
= pair Of beautiful candle sticks.
Next weeks meeting will be held at
the church parlors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Mrs. n. eeha ,.snesss.

Tso lovely affairs of tho pas,
weeks social calendar wsrs lhs
lfldse and tofift~o parties. sisen
"a Tuesday and Wednesday af,sr.
h"ons b. Mrs. H. y Mafts ani
Miss cslyna Lehman. IN tho Marks
home pss Houta Eighth street. honor,
ing their sister. Mrs. A. Kohn Of
Mineral Wells. Texas
chrtsAnihsmums and foliage IN
tfuiaslon decorated tho pretty
tooms, Mrs, W. n. fivermofe mads
hlsh seofu al bridge and received
dainty needle etched glass candy
isr. The honofce receiving q simliir
favor IN an all afoand cut Mrs. !.
e Terrell was given a needi. clchel
riass nappY. Mrs. Mafts and Miss
Lehman uoFe assisted BY Mrs. orln
Ashton. Mrs. J. =. Major and Mrs
q. n. ciayeomb.
TN Wednesday afternoon the
houn Ncfe devoted 10 the iasclnai.
lnF zane u foFiytwo. Mra. u n.
iloche making hlEh score and Mri.
y. u. bridges winning In an all
around cut. Tie favora hclng tho
same a. on the previous day.
Tho honoreo was presented with 4
mustard set in the same glass. AZ
both parties. each table cut fnr
clever handmade favors Mra orln /
Ashton was the assistant on this A. |
iornoon. A salad plate was served at
each party.
Tho guest list included Mcadamca
Ashton. Brooks. Harris. Carmichael
Dallls. Er~in. Kidd. Hamilton.
icwls, iIarwell. Peyton. IIammcrly.
stelnborEeF. Spinning. fesler. Bailey.
Hall. Methsln. Evans. Linton. Johns.
Schultz. cashell. Good. Leonard.
iiyndman. ilulson. Ambrlsicr. Liver
morc. Slusher. Ludlow. Horne. CLAY.
comb. Courtney. Hanna. lnman. Bet.
tis. Sdilotterbcck. Levy. Hampton.
Humphrey. DnrbIn. Craig. Cochran.
Erlleh. Frey. caveness. Montgomery.
Emcrron. Emanuel. Kayser. Green.
Richards. Roche. wylie. schuler.
snider. Barry Stiles. Black. cavei'.
Carl. Austin. cralle. Trawlck. WI.
son. Norton. Templeton. Bridges.
Bingham. Thweatt. Cunningham.
Mcneil. Davenport. Aust. wclborne.
Boone. T. II. Dwyer. VIII Dwyer. -
+. Johnson. Nell Johnson. Alger /,
Melton. VIII Melton. Ben Morgan. ,
J L. Major l.. d. Major. r. X. wcoi.
ten. II. X. wootten ir.. 4. y. Leeds. ,
Homer Bond. H. =. Smith. Roy
Smith. T. H. Williams. Charles VII. ,
liams. J. c. Terrell, Elmer Terrell. ,
w. II. Cook. Jonas Cook. W. II. Gil. .
key. J. 4. Thompson. Oatley Ander. =
son. Sid Anderson. John Driggers, r
+. ID. Foster. Mrs. Barnham Of San c
Francisco. and Mrs. King Of Dallas. -
Texas Misses Williams and Levine. t,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

eoloF ssheme IN Tho diing reom las'
endsr and yellow and las breakfast
Foom. where Ms. y a. cayenness
and Mn. Reed HsndH1ks seFtel
raash. ~as done IN blue and whlls.
rlsh . profasion of auiumn leaves
adding 10 lls alifaeiIssness
Tho sresis wefv welcomed ~ the
doof b. NJ. and Mrs. Anderson an4
IN tho living FooH ~ Rsy. and Nfs
AoFsan. llss. and Mrs ArmslIoaE
Mr and NFs q X weeiien. Nf
and MN A RshuleF Nc sad Mrs.
]. y Whit hr and MIS-. J. ". Ten
plslon. NJ and Mrs. y u. EmsFson.
Ne aud MFs, iohn y, Mtissa. Mfs
u. A. csn. sud Mrs. u. u. noshe
Msnbnw II lhs Epvofih League
weFc stationed an lhe stairway and
~ the 80 und foar 10 assist tie
guests. Al orchestra conpnsri ~
Hn aud Mrs., Inquest Mr J. q.
wade, IA. and Nr Ivan clsavriind
sas q pleasing feature u ihe even.
HI sefefai hundred quests eailei
- lnE the receiving hours. spcs
lai iaslta,lon haslnF hccn extended
'ho Ministers of the iown and mem.
bca 81 other denomination.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Church Society to Meet.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Christian church will meet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Informal Party.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Calvert enter.
tanned informally Thursday evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Monday afismooa ., $50 eeierk
~iih Mrs A n cessAfan. I 500
chlehasha avenue. With Mrs. n =.
saith a. lesson leader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
ENDS LIFE IN TERMINAL
Theft OF His Money Thought Gauss
for Mans Suicide

\ man entered pcrtcr's room on the
train floor Of tho Reading Terminal
late yesterday and shot himself dead.
lie was identified as Herman G.. Mar
tin. forty. two years o'd. Forty seventh
street near Wallace. In his pockets
wcrc eighty cents and pawn ticket iUr
watch. Also ucccipt for dues from
n Masonic lodge.
1t is believed Martin pawncd his
watch and bought revolver to end his
life.
Ills widow said she thought her hus
bands suicide was caused by worry
over tho theft Of 800 from him by two
men who first gave him liquor and then
took his money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24

suspects to the Frankford station. Of. The
mon said they are Joseph Dassolnno
twcnty-twos years old. 130 Center
street. Trenton. and Theodore Sbcn.
nard. twenty two. OF Iardley. Pa.
DaSsolnno told the police he was un-
aware the motortruck carried whisky.
l1c said Il man had given them SO to
bring the truck so this city from Trcn-
ton. They were TO have turned II over
to n man at Fourth street and Girard
ascnuc at 3 o'clock this morning. he
said.
10th men were held for the. Federal
authorities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
WILL SUE AclD.THRoWER
Girl Victim In Hospital Makes No
Move for Moman,a Arrest

Unless there is formal complaint, the
police will not investigate tho acid
throwing in Eleventh and Walnut
streets. Tuesday afternoon. that may
disiigurc Miss Elsie wcigcl for life. il
was learned today.
Miss Wcigel was drenched with acid
bi Il we'll. dressed woman Of middle.
az" who escaped when her victim fell. It
was said by the girl that her assailant
was jealous of her husband without
cause.
Miss Wcigel is in Ilahnemsnn Hos .
pital. She and her father. Frederick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24
Csrries Others in Fall

Losing his footing last night whic
descending the siush covered elevated
steps at F!fty- second and Market
streets. Gordon Carroll. forty four
years old. Of, 1924 South Forty ninth
street. fell hcndlong to the street. carry. :
ing half dozen other persons with
him. Carroll was the only person who
suffered injury in the. fall. reccivinA
d cut above the right eye. He was
taken to the West Philadelphia Hos
,,,tat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-24

weigel. Of 1928 North Jcssup street.
have revealed the identity Of the
woman to acquaintances. but have not
notified the police. They will bring
civil action for damages. they say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Sociology in Serge and Shav

dolce Far Rockaway I can tell you
Haywood walked down into the
village. He was human. after all.
and his prospective millions weigh
cd upon him Wealth had wreaked
upon him its direfullest. he was
the product OF private tutors. Even
under his first bobby horse had tan
bark been strewn. He had been
born with "a gold spoon. lobster fork
and fsh-set I'm his mouth For
which I hope. later. 20 submit justi-
dcauon, 7 must ask your considera-
ton OF his haberdasherly and tailor
ing.
Young Fortunatus was dressed in
"a neat suit Of dark blue serge. a neat
white straw hat. neat low-cut tan
shoes linen Of the well known "im-
maculate" trade mark o neat. mar
row four-in-hand tie. and carried a
slender. neat. bamboo cane.
Down Persimmon st (there'
never tree north OF Hagerstown.
Md came from the village smoky
Dodson, 10 and a half. worst boy in
Fishampton. Smoky" was dressed
i'm "a ragged red sweater wrecked
and weather-worn golf cap, run
over shoes. and trousers of the ser
viccable" brand. Dust, clinging 10
the moisture induced by free exer-
else darkened wide areas Of his face
Smoky carried a baseball bat. and
a league ball that advertised itself
in the rotundity OF his trousers
pocket Haywood stopped and pass
cd the time OF day.
Going 10 play ball?" he asked.
"Smoky's' eyes and countenance
confronted him with a frank blue
and-freckled scrutiny.
He" he said with deadly mild
ness; sure not. Can't you see I've
got a divin' suit on? I'm goin' IN
i'm a submarine balloon 20 catch but
terfiies with a two-inch auger."
Excuse me- said Haywood. with
the insulting politeness Of his caste
for installing you for gentleman
/ might have known better"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

How might you nave known bet
ter II you thought I was one?" said
smoky" unconsciously 81 logician.
BY your appearance. said Hay
wood no gentleman is dirty. rag
ged and a liar"
smoky" hooted once like q ferry
boat. spat on his hand. got firm
grip on his baseball bat and then
dropped 10 against the fence.
SAY" said he. Il know you
You're the pup that belongs in that
swell private summer sanitarium for
city guys over there. 7 seen YOU
come out OF the gate You can't
blur nobody because you're rich.
And because you got on swell cloth
es Arabella, YAH
"Ragamunin," said Haywood.
smoky" picked up "a fencc-rail
splinter and laid it on his shoulder.
Dare you 10 knock IL of. he
challenged
Il wouldn't soil my hands with
you said the aristOCrat.
d" 'Fraid. said Smoky cOnci'e-
~. 'Youse city ducks amt got the
sand. 1 kin lick you with one hand.
Il don't wish TO have any trouble
with you" said HAYWOOD. If asked
you a civil question. and you replied
like alike IA cad"
"Vsot's a cedt" asked "Smoky.
a cad is "a disaSreeable person.
answered Haywood who lacks
( manners and doesn't know his place
/ They sometimes play baseball"
II can tell you what a mOllycoddle
is. said smoky" It's a monkey
/ dressed up by it's mother and sent
/ out 20 pick daisies on the lawn
Wien YOU have the honor 90 re-
/ fer 20 the members of my family. "
said Haywood. with some dim ideas
OF a code in his mind. you'd better
leave the ladies out of your re-
marks"
"Ho, ladies'" Knocked the rude
I one. Il say ladies, I know what
them rich women in the city does
/ They drink cocktails and swear and
/ give parties to gorillas. The papers
say So"
Then Haywood knew that il must
be He took off his coat. folded il
neatly and laid it on the roadside
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

The season Of irrs=por IS at
hand Come Doc as twlna round
our brovs vvreaths OF poison ivy
chat is for idiocy1 aud wander
hand in hand with sociology iu the
summer fields
Likely AS rot The world rs fat The
va ise men have tried to prove that
Dc g. round. with Inherent success
They pointed ont to us "a ship going
80 SEA. and hade us observe that ar
length. the couveyity of the earth
sells topmaf Eut Ve picked up %
telescope and looked. and saw the
decks and hull again Then tho
wise men said. ooh. rshavf any
how. the variation OF the lntersec-
tion ~ the equator and tho ecliptic
proves IT," We could not see this
through our telescope. 600 we ro-
manned silent. But t stands 60 rea-
son that. n the world were round.
The queues OF Cinnamon would stand
straight up from their heads instead
~ hanging down their backs. ass
travellers assure us they DO.
Another hot-weather corrobora
tion OF the fiat theory ie the TACT
that all Of life. as we know &c. moves
in little. unavauiuE circles More
justly than 20 anything else. it can
be liksned 90 the game Of baseball.
Crack we hit the bali. and away $50
go. II we earn run Gin life Te
call IL success) we get back 10 the
home plate-and sit upon a bench
The circumuavigato OF the all
legged globe may have sailed the rim
or vatery circl- back 90 the same
Fort again. Tho truly great return
tt tir high tide OF their attainment,
20 he simplicity OF child. The bill
ionaire sits down al his mahoeIur
10 ms BOWL Of brcll and h.iik. When
you reach the end of your career
Just take down the sign Coal and
look at the other side OF IT.. You
VIII find "Begiunln.s Point" There. 10
has been reversed while YOU wsr,
going around tho track.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
By q. Henry

Eu This i- ha-l.~. and must be
e.onucd Lot u yet back 90 tho
serious questions that arise when
ever soci.I--y turns summer board
er. You are invited TO consider the
scene ~ the story wild. Atlantic
waves. laundering against wooded
and rork-bouud ehore-in the Great
or City of Sew York.
The town of Fishampton. on the
south short Of Long Island is noted
FOR its claim fritters and tho sum-
mer residence OF the Van Plush
veltg
The van PIushveIts have "a hun
dred million dollars and tbcir r.r,e
.s "a household word with traJosr,on
and photographers.
ON the 18Th of linn. tb. y-sr
P.usavcits boarded up tho front door
of their city house c3refyuv donosit.
ed their cat or tho Sidewalk. in
structed the carefai,er NOT to alr,,..
il 90 eat any Of the iyv ON the v..r-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

the Toadies' Magazine had a special
article or Upper cuts by the Upper
Classes. and ran new pictures of the
Van Plushyelts country seat. az Els
hampton.
"Wot's trounChing asked
smoky suspiciously. II don't
want your old clothes. I'm no-oh,
YOU mean TO scrap, My, my, I
won't do a thing to mammals pet.
Criminy! I'd hate TO be a hand
Numbered thing like YOU"
smoky" waited with some awk-
wardness for hiS adversary to pre-
pare for battle. His own decks were
always clear for action. When he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

should spit upon the palm Of his
terrible right IL was equivalent TO
You may FIRE now. Gridley."
The hated partrician advanced.
with his shirt sleeves neatly rolled
up. smoky" waited in an attitude
~ ease. expecting the fair 20 be
conducted according 10 @ishamp-
toms rules OF war These allowed
combat 10 he prefaced 10y stigma.
rocrimination. cpithet. ahrsc and in
suit gradually increasing I'm en-
phasis and degree. After a round
q these you're anothers' would
come the chip knocked from tho
shoulder. or the advance across the
dare" line drawn with a toe on the
ground Next licht taps given and
t-kau. these also increasing in force
until finally tn blood was up and
frsts going at choir best.
But Haywood did not know Fis-
hampton's rules. Noblesse obIige
kept a faint smile on his face as ne
walked slowly up to Smoky" and
said:
Going TO play ball?"
smoky" quickly understood this
10 be a putting Of the previous quos-
tion, giving him the chance 10 make
a practical apology by answering il
with civiltiy and relevance.
Listen this time" said he. I'm
goin skatin' on the river. Don't you
see me automobile with Chinese Ian
terms on IL standiu' and watin' for
ne2"
Haywood knocked him down.
smoky" felt wrongcd. To thus
deprive him OF preliminary wranrle
and objurgation was To send an arm
ored knight full tilt against a
crae ling lance without permitting
him first to caracole around the list
10 the flourish of trumpets. But he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

grass. placed his hat upon 1t and be-
gan 90 unknot his blue silk tie.
Hadn't yer better ring fer yer
maid. Arabella?" tainted smoky 20
"Wot yer goinr 90 do-go to bed 90
I'm going 10 sive you good
trouncinE" said tine hero. Ito did
not hesitate. although the enemy
was FAR beneath him socially He
remembered that his father once
thrashed a cabman, and the papers
gave il two columns. first page. And
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

scrambled up and fell upon his foe.
head. feet and fists
The fight lasted one round NJ an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21
new QUICK WAY TO
PUT ON FIRM
FLESH

Thousands OF weak. thin. pale and
sickIy people are now quickly putting
on solid flesh and regaining rugged
health and strength in an entirely
new way.
This way Is by taking vitamines
into their systems. vitamines are a
mysterious living substance. found to
be absolutely necessary for perfect
daily health. But most OF our foods
are lacking in them-that IS why so
many Of US become thin and run
down.
Yeast has been found to contain
billions OF vitamines and Is bringing
incredible results in putting good
flesh and muscle on thin people. No
need to eat yeast cakes-simply take
Ironized Yeast tablets. containing iron
and highly concentrated brewers
yeast. the most efficient form of yeast
Pleasant to take-brlngs quick ra-
suits.
Sold and highly recommended by
Crystal Pharmacy. Special directions
fn~ oaiIarAr-- aAaptisarnank
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21
TEACHERS EXAMS
HELD TN CRESTYIEIV
LARGE NUMBER OF TEACHERS
ATTEND EXAMINATIONS
Last MONTH.
epecial g tlle Journal.

TALLAHASSEE, Oct 1s.--As a re-
suit OF the teachers examinations
held in Crestview Sept. rs to % last,
the following VIII receive certificates
TO teach, according to tho files in the
Office OF Superintendent Sheets:
State and Special Cectificates-
Mrs. Merle Brown, DeFuntak Springs.
First Grade CertsAcates-James ID.
Dunaway, Mungcn: Miss Myrtle Civ
ems. DeFNnntak Springs. and Miss Met
ris Piclens Cree. view.
Second Grade cevti9tcates-Thoma
J. Anderson. DsFuniak Springs. Mall
Tory B. Barrow, Valparaiso: Gla iys
Bludworth, DeFuniak Springs: Lem
uei =. Casey. DeFunial< Springs: Dan
Keen Childers, Westville: Sam Au-
gaiSta Echols. jay; Mrs. Beulah Fra
xier. DeFuniak Springs; Miss Annie
Goodwin, DeFunial1 Springs: Miss Clara
Griffis, Bagdad: Moses J. Hardy. Wal
nut Hall; Mrs. Ida 8. Harrison. De-
Funiak Springs: Ms. Jennie Heller,
Pensacola; Miss Eva Henderson. De-
Funiak Springs; Miss Clara Holo-