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The ferry was ready to leave when
out Of the thicket nearby came a fell
low running at top speed. He called
to Three Legs to hold the ferry for he
must get over h river right away.
It usually happened that the first. trip
in the morning was made without
more than one or two passengers. But
the trip was made anyway, even IT
there was no passenger. This fellow
seemed to be in a great hurry, n
when he climbed board the ferry he
was anxious that Mr.. Long Neck pull
out into the river at once. But there
is no urging Long Neck. in fact, he
couldn't move fast. If he wanted to,
but he was very steady.
Now this fellow had a long tail and
la long body but his legs were short.
In the summe time he has a coal the
color Of the woods and thickets, and
in the winter he has a coat the color
of snow. He travels mostly at night
and sneaks about as though someone
was looking for him all the time. But
on this occasion he was up early in
the morning to take a trip.
Tinker Bob watched the ferry pull
out from the shore with this Ion pas
senger on board. He knew there was
something wrong or this fellow would
not be in such a hurry. But the King
said nothing, just kept watching. Soon
there appeared in the edge Of the
thicket, on the limb of a small tree
the sweetest little fellow you e saw.
Yes, it was Mr.. Chipmonk. He
seemed to be looking for someone. He
climbed away out on the limb and
stretched his little nee trying to To-
! cate meon Then suddenly he
looked out into the river and such a
chattering you heard. He spoke
threats against that fellow on the
ferry so fast you could not catch them
all. Then it was that the King knew
who had been harmed by this wicked
fellow. He went to the thicket.
whats all the trouble about, Mr..
! Chipmonk?" asked the King.
20 King, there is trouble enough.
I came over here on the ferry with my
family to get away from that fellow
but he followed me here and has de-
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Fifteen Clubs
Are Represented
At Contention

Some thirty-five delegates and for
ty-fve visitors are reported to have
attended the annual convention Of the
First District, North Dakota, FEEDER
alton Of Women's clubs. which closed
in Northwood Friday evening. There
were hfteen clubs represented. Many
other club Yomen from over the dis
trtct were unable to attend because OF
the heavy rains which made travel
by motor almost impossible. The con-
vention opened on Thursday evening.
At the Friday meeting. $4,000 was
raised to complete the district appor-
tionment OF the State Scholarship
fund.
Next Meeting In Iarimore
Upon invitation from the Larimore
club, the next annual district con-
ventipn will be held in that city. The
meeting has beer pronounced a huge
success and local representatives say
they are unable to express their graft
tude for the splendid treatment given
them by the Northwood club and citi-
zens. The entire, city was prepared
for h convention and the most beau
tiful homes in the city were open to
all convention visitors.
The opening feature Of the meeting
was a progressive dinner given by the
Northwood club in the residence of
Mrs. A. B. Landt and Mrs. NJ. v.
Lnwell. Following the dinner, Mrs
Linwell escorted the guests through
the Art Exhibit on the third floor of
many articles from the South Sea
islands, India, China, South Amer
lea and the whole world.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre, Mrs. r. A.
Sprague and Miss M. Beatrice John
ston, have returned from attending
the convention. The remaining Grand
Forks representative who attended
the convention sessions, and ais took
an active part in the program. Mrs
E. C. Haagenson, vas expected to
arrive home this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hanson of Grafton
county superintendent Of Walsh Coun-
ty Wa elected district secretary and
was the only new district officer elect.
ed at this time.
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Miss Alice May Austin has gone to
jamestown, N. D., to attend the state
convention of Christian Endeavor to
be held there this week, and she went
AZ a delegate, from the Christian En-
desvsr society of the local sPresby-
terrain church. Before returning to
Grand Forks Miss Austin plans 70
spend seyerA4~days In New Rockford.
NJ D., as the guest Of her uncle, Rob
ert Austin. Mr.. Austin will drive his
niece home at the completion Of her
visit.
Mrs. Robert Thompson, All North
Fifth street, went to Minneapolis this
noon to be the guest of relatives for
several days. Next week Mrs. Thomp-
son will attend the commencement
exercises of the Minneapolis general
hospital training department. Her
daughter, Miss Stella Thompson, is a
member Of the senior class.
4 4
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's Missionary society OF the
First Presbyterian church will be held
on Wednesday afternoon, May rs. at
3 o'clock in the church parlors. Pres
byterial reports will. be submitted at
this time by Mesdames Mary Robbins
Wilson and Harold Lamming. who
attended the recent presbyterfal meet
ing at ,Walhalla. and there will also
be a paper by Mrs. Hugh e. Willis
The hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. A. M. Armstrong and Mrs.
G.. r. Robbins.
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'
stroyed my home. What he wants to
do is to brighten M so that I will tell
him where some of the fcathered
creatures live. then he thinks he can
feast on their blood. But l will not do
that"
Look. look, look" cried Tinker
Bob as he pointed to the river. Some
thing has happened" Sure enough
something had happened for Mr.. Long
Neck, the turtle, had disappeared IN
der the water and left his only pas
senger struggling in the river. Il
wonder what that means?"
No one knew what 1t meant till Mr..
Turtle came back again for another
load. then he told about it: THAT
Weasel never paid his fare and said
he didn't have to pay it. SO I merely
told him I didn't have to carry him."
Had vol guessed that it was Mr..
Weasel. the Great, who was riding on
the ferry?
(To be Oonttnued.)
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- .-.. .. Wy AlASl0Ss/ r... .
Bells on her hat and bells on her
sash will be the new song for milady.
This newest creation from Paris fea-
lures bell trimming. 1t also features
MARI trimming. 1t also features mar
about silk folds which have a strong
resemblance to silk fringe. The cos
tune is made up Of a frock and cape
to match. The frock is black satin
with bands Of the marabout silk
reaching from the hips to the hem.
The sash, which is cerise. Is finished
with four bells of silver. They are
tiny little things, but they are, real
bells that ring when milady quickens
her step.
The cape is also Of black satin
edged with six rows of the marabout
silk banding. A row Of the banding ia
visible under the tuxedo collar at
the shoulders. Additional Ornamental
ton is given the cape by silk I'm
broidered flowers in green and gold.
This makes, a very smart street cos
tune for afternoon or restaurant
wear. &s
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EnA6zaszd

PARENTAL SOILCFTUDE.
Today while digging in my yard
1 heard his most familiar cry.
And that's a summons I regard
I~nstinctively. I turned to fly
On eager wings to serve his need,
And as l made my anxious squirt.
To get to him at double-speed.
I wondered was he badly hurt.
There is nc fear akin to this.
Though there are some can stand
and wait
To learn what all the trouble is.
I rush at once to learn his fate.
Though he would come to me, I know,
When he has tumbled in the dirt.
To him I am compelled to 60,
To learn IL he il badly hurt.
I take him up and soothe his pain
And dry the eye so flied with tears.
Make straight his little waist again
And smile away a thousand fears:
I look him over, head to toe,
Nor am I tempted to desert
The youngsters side until l know
He isn't YER badly hurt.
They laugh at me and say that I
Make. far too much Of bump and
fall.
They bid me, when I hear him cry.
To pay no heed to 1t at all;
And yet until this flesh Of mine
Lies cold and lfeless and inert,
When of distress he makes q sign,
I'll rush to learn II he Is hurt.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Piymouth -Oonneatona.

Hiram B. Harrison. D. D.. mtntstr.
Sunday morning service 1t IL O'Clock.
DR.. Harrison will preach ON The
Greatest Thing in the World" = spe-
cial platform meeting IL to be held IN
the evening at 8 O'Clock to Discus
1.-The Social Teachings Of Jesus" DR..
F.. T. Towne will speak on The New
Economics" Dean Hugh E. Willis
on The New, Spirit Of Law" and DR..
Harrison on "The New Message Of
Jesus The public is invited.
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Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Marcus n. Dyste of Grand
Forks and Miss Nellie Anna Obenauer
OF East Grand Forks which "a SOL
emnized on Friday afternoon by Judge
L. *. Hassell.-
X X T.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F. Rempher. Sol
Allen avenue, East Grand Forks, an
,.nce HI the marriage of their
daughter, Ida. and Alonzo J. Trip,
also Of that city. will take place on
June 8. The wedding service will be
read by Rev. Carl Perrin in the Mem
denhall Presbyterian church.
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nuu PmhytHim

Sunday services for Tho First
Presbyterian Church, May q, 1921:
Sunday school at 9:45. DIR. e. p. MIN
los, superintendent; Morning Worship
at 1900 o'clock. Subject: Nothing
But Leaves''; Junior Christian Endeay-
or at $3.50 o'clock: Senior Christian
Endeavor at GAS O'Clock: Evening
Worship at 7:45 o'clock, subject: "A
New. Christianity Prayer service
Wednesday night at 7:45 O'Clock
F. Halsey Ambrose.
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meet on Friday afternoon. May 81, in
the home of Mrs. J.. r. Vikoren. TBS
Chestnut street. Flower Mission
day. will be observed at this time
and an appropriate program Of read
ings. talks and musical numbers will
be given at this time. All members
Of the society and their friends arc
invited to attend.
John Henry is the name chosen fol-
the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c
Schulz. 1921 University avenue. born
on Wednesday. May 49, Mrs. r. j.
Williams OF Cass Lake has arrived to
be the guest of. her daughter, Mrs
Schulz, for several days.
Miss Edna HasEerty. 7o3 Chestnu,
guest this week end Miss Adeline
swenson Of Bisbee. Miss Swenson wa.
~, Bis!'ee contestant in the dcclama'
ton contest at the high school con.
1er. nee and will return to her home
on Monday morning.
+ 4
Mrs. j. E.. Stockdale of Baskerville
Iowa, accompanied by her little son
James Walton, arrived in Grand Forks
on THURSDAY to be the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Ladd. 156 Reeves ave-
lIOCs okoSnAohC 10 q SAokVl vi
Mrs. Ladd n she has visited in this
city at former times.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Spangberg, 119 Cot
tonwood street. left on Thursday noon
for Strum. Wis, where they will spend
some time with relatives. Before re-
turning they expect to visit friends
at various points in Wisconsin and
"". |. ~
Henry and Frances Healy are
among the out of town students who
came to Grand Forks to attend the
May Fete at the state University. and
the annual high school conference
While here they will be quests OF
their cousin, Mrs. Rollo A. Long.
Over Sunday guests at the Psi
Omega Psi house include Misses
Gwendolyn Soutenberg and Marve
Medberry Of Edgeley. and Miss Ena
Mckay of Rolla.
MI. and Mrs. John Murphy and
daughter. Miss Verona Murphy, ac-
eompauied by a party of friends
motored up last evening from Reyn-
olds, TO attend the university May
Fete. They returned the same eve
ming.
= =
Announcement Of the engagement
Of Miss Ida Bertha Fosnes Of Elmer.
ado to Philip Soderstrom Of Chicago
ILL.,, has just been made by Nels Eos.
mes, father OF the bride-elect. The
date Of the wedding has not beer
given.
Mrs. Jual Mariferen Of Park River
with her little son Jual Jr- returned
to their home this morning aftel
spending several days here a tn,
guests OF Mrs. M~ariteren's sister, Mrs
Lee Norman, Conklin avenue. Master
Buddy Norman accompanied his aun'
to Park River. to be the guest Of rela
ttves for several days
X 4 K
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Torgeson, 21o:
Cheyenne avenue, have as their guest
Mrs. TorEeson's sister, Miss Esther
Tollefson Of Zion City. Ill. who ar
rived on Thursday afternoon. Mfs'
Tollefson expects to spend the summe,
In Grand Forks.
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Monday morning 1890 at the 7. M.
c. A: paper. The Religious Situa-
ton in Great Britain" by Rev. Mr..
Henry. This meeting is for all the
ministers of the city.
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Eplacopal.

George Albert Henry, pastor.
Morning. 1890. sermon by the pas
tor. Subject: "The Churches and
the Changing Order" Sunday school
at IL m. Glasses o all Welcome
for everybody. Evening, 5:45 to &.
one day Epworth league institute.
Special and unique service. At 5
o'clock DR.. E. Heron Smith OF Japan
will deliver an address on Tho Chal-
lenge Of Japan"
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Scandinavian Rapdst-

Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school, 12 m. Eve
ming service at 7:45. Rev. W. J.
Horner will preach on THE Arithme-
tic Of the Kingdom" Prayer meeting
on Thursday night at 7:45.
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RANK CONDITION.

New York, May 21.-The actual
Of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
4 deficit in reserves Of $434.S30 due
to adecrease OF 4,714,S3O from last
week.
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CHURCH
St Paul's Episcopal.
Mintaterst Meettnw.

1880 o'clock a. m. Rev. John Evans
of Great Falls. Mont. will officiate.
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Sioux City. Ia.-Bernard Coyne, -.
said to be the tallest man in the
world, 8 feet one inch died.
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Bethany IntheFan.

Zion Lutheran church. English
service Sunday morning at 10:4s.
Morse services Sunday evening at
7:45. English Sunday school at $40.
Morse Sunday school at IL. Bible
classes at 8 and at ~. Mid-week de-
Ivotional meeting Wednesday evening.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday afternoon.
David Stoeve.
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Herald wait AAs Bring Rsssital
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Or INTEREST TO WOMEN

\. All news information for the womans page of the morning edl.
ns 2 o. The Herald should Pc IN The hands OF the editor Of that page
accented for pubication aon the wonen's page In the morning si.
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Imtheran Immanncl.

(, sos South Third. English service
at 10 a. M; service in German at IL
q. M; Sunday school at 3 a. m. The
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. 8. Tiede-
mann in East Grand Forks. H. F.
Buegel.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist.

Church on Belmont avenue. Sun
day services, II a. m. Subject. Soul
and Body" Sunday school follows.
Wednesday evening service, s o'clock.
Reading room. First National bank
building. Hours 10 to S.
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Mr.. and Mrs.. C. o. Torseson, 21o2
Cheyenne avenue, have as their guest,
Mrs. Torgeson's sister, Miss Esther
Tollefson Of Zion City. ILL.,. who ar
rived on Thursday afternoon. Mics
rollefson expects to spend the summer
In Grand Forks.
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Department OF Home
Economics Entertmns

An excellent opportunity was afford
ed those interested to view the work
Of the home economics department
of the state university for the past
year, when that department held
open house" on Friday. The affair
was informal and was open to the
public. Hours were from $3.50 to
$3.50 O'Clock. Miss Charlotte Halgrin,
supervisor of cooking and dictetics,
and Miss Marion Stephenson, head OF
the sewing department, were in
charge.
A good display of yeast breads of
this and foreign countries proved of
vast interest and equally interesting
were the good examples Of meals for
persons living on a diet, also for chill
dren. The cooking and serving classe.
of Miss Halgrin's department served
tea between the hours Of 4 and $3.50
o'clock.
Under Miss St~ephenson's direction
an unusually good display of sewing
was prepared during the last year
Dresses. cloaks, underwear and other
articles Of wearing apparel have beer
made by the young women Of the
sewing classes and an interesting style
show was conducted at 3 o'clock IL
which the garments were worn BY
the ''dressmakers." Some very inter.
esting demonstrations were held IL
conjunction with the sewing exhibit
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Ncndenhali Memorial Presbyterian.
East Grand Forks. Carl Perrin. Pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning
worship H., subject: God in Nature"
Christian Endeavor $40 p. m. Even
ing service 7:45, subject: THE Spirit
of Prayer
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lU.0V U CLOCK a.. IN. rev. JOuu EtAu6
Of Great Falls. Mont. will otficiate.
Minister'S Meeting.
Monday morning 1890 at the Y. M.
C. A.: paper. The Religious Situa-
ton in Great Britain" by Rev. Mr..
Henry. This meeting is for all the
ministers of the city.
Scandinavian Baptist.
Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school, 12 m. Eve
Horner will preach on THE Arithme-
tic Of the Kingdom" Prayer meeting
on Thursday night at TEAS.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Church on Belmont avenue. Sun
and Body" Sunday school follows.
Wednesday evening service, s o'clock.
Reading room. First National bank
building. Hours ~ to S.
llcndenhali Memorial Presbyterian.
East Grand Forks. Carl Perrin. Pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning
worship II, subject: God in Nature.
Christian Endeavor $40 p. m. Even
ing service 7:45. subject: 1.-The Spirit
of Prayer"
Lutheran Immnnucl.
sos South Third. English service
ut 10 a. M; service in German at II
q. M; Sunday school at 3 a. m. The
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. s. Tiede-
mann in East Grand Forks. H. F.
Buegel.
Baptist.
John Gerald York. pastor. 1890.
morning sermon, Christ; IL. Bible
school. Paul B. Griffith superintend-
ent; Z. B. Y. p. u. Duane Squires.
president; 5. evening sermon. why
Boys and Girls Go Wrong" Boy
Scouts Tuesday evening Z: prayer
meeting Wednesday evening 7:45.
Belmont avenue, south side OF Bel.
mont school. Sunday school and bible
classes Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock
Services by Sorenson II o'clock a. m.
and services ny the pastor Sunday
evening at 1880: SOM and music b.
the string hand. H. e. E~ngebretson
pastor.
Lutheran Free.
Corner Cottonwood street and Sec
ond nj Rev. Ingel Hovland
pastor. Services Sunday morning a,
1880. Sunday school and bible
classes at 11:45. Services Sunday
evening at s o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 in th*
church. Ladies' Aid meets Frida,
afternoon at $3.50.
Norwegian anish M. f.
Corner First avenue and Chestnu
street. Prayer meeting Thursda,
night; Ladies' Aid meeting Frida,
night: Sunday services at 1o:45 a. m.
and 7:45 p. M; special songs will b.
given. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
Epworth league meeting at Z p. m
H. Gudmundsen in charge of tn
meeting.
st. Marks Evangelical Intheran-
Corner International avenue am
Fifth street. Ernest O.. Armbruster
|pastor. Bible school s:45 A. m.
morning worship IL: holy communion
will be administered ut morning serv
ice; confessional service in connection
with main service. Evening worshi
8: pulpit theme, The Near Fool" ]
treatment of special interest particu
larry to young people. Luther leasu
Z p. m.
Bethany IntheFam.
Zion Lutheran church. Englisl
service Sunday morning at 1o:4s
Morse services Sunday evening a
7:45. English Sunday school at s:4t
Morse Sunday school at IL. Bib
classes at 9 and at II. Mid-week de
o votional meeting Wednesday evening
Iadies' Aid ne1t Thnrsdav afternoo,
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Baul10t.

John Gerald York. pastor, 1870.
morning sermon. Christ: IL. Bible
school. Paul B. Griffith superintend-
emit; z. B.. Y. P. L.. Duane Squires.
president; 8. evening sermon, why
Boys and Girls Go Wrong" Boy
Scouts Tuesday evening Z: prayer
meeting Wednesday evening 7:45.
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Mrs. Jual Mariferen Of Park River.
with her little son Jual Jr, returned
to their home this morning after
spending several days here AZ the
guests OF Mrs. Mariferen's sister, Mrs.
Lee Norman, Conklin. avenue Master
Buddy Norman accompanied his aunt
to Park River. to be the guest Of rela-
ttves for several days
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Norwegian Danish M. E.
Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Prayer meeting Thursday
night; Ladies' Aid meeting Friday
night: Sunday services at 1o:45 a. m,
and 7:45 p. M; special songs will be
given. Sunday school at 10 o'clock;
Epworth league meeting at Z p. m.
H. Gudmundsen in charge of the
meeting.
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St. Marks Evangelical 1ntheran-

Corner International avenue and
Fifth street. Ernest o. Armbruster,
pastor. Bible school 9:45 A. M;
morning worship IL: holy communion
will be administered at morning serv-
ice; confessional service in connection
with main service. Evening worship
8; pulpit theme, THE Near Fool" A
treatment of special interest particu-
larry to young people. Luther league
z d. m,
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Lutheran Free. r.,
Corner Cottonwood street and Sec
ond avenue Rev. Ingel Hovland.
pastor. Services Sunday morning at
1880. Sunday school and bible
classes at 11:45. Services Sunday
evening at s o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 in the
church. Ladies' Aid meets Friday
afternoon at $3.50.
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Announcement Of the engagement
Of Miss Ida Bertha Foenes Of Elmer
ado to Philip Soderstrom of Chicago,
ILL.,, has just been made by Nels Eos
mes, father Of the bride-elect. The
date Of the wedding has not been
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Bof6e
Belmont avenue, south side OF Bel.
mont school. Sunday school and bible
classes Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock
Services by Sorenson II o'clock a. m.
and services ny the pastor Sunda,
evening at 1880; song and music bS
the string hand. H. e. Engebretson
pastor.
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Henry and Frances Healy are
among the out of town students who
came to Grand Forks to attend the
May Fete at the state University, and
While ~ here they viii be guests Of
their cousin. Mrs. Rollo A. Long.