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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
FIRST { / R|S TIA n
CHURCH HOLDS ANNUAL
MEETING WEDNESDAY,

The annual meeting OF the First
Christian church VIII bc held Wed.
nesday night. Complete reports will
be read from all departments. There
will be n complete financial exhibit.
In addition TO the business meeting.
n short program will be presented and
rcfroshments served. Tho names OF
those who united with the church will
bo read.
Annual election OF officers OF the
First Christian church was held yes.
tcrday, which resulted as follows:
Elders: Joseph NJ. London. a. Eddie
man. White Darnall. /. Il. Best and A.,
c. Young. Dcacons: NJ. T.. Murphy.
W. \. Pride. W. q. Doak. W II Eur.
nit. Ewing London, James II. Mulkcy.
II l.. Disney William DrVcncy, DIR.
Jesse G.. Best. J. y. Moffitt. Errctt
Dunlap. H. V. Logan, John ". Wheel.
CT. Oscar Dcardoff. George Drarjorf,
Or. Howard s. Cox, Walter q, Davis.
Dr. Samuel W. Wilson. William Hays.
George j. Henson. l.. II. Love. Arthur
Carpenter. James 8. whitsctt and os.
car Shumntc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
HARDING 7E ENDE RS
GOVERNOR OF OHIO
HIS RESIGN ALTON
rs j. s. SENATOR
|President-Elect Will Be a
Private Citizen for Six
| Weeks; Expects to OBJ
tain Complete Rest
STILL CONFERS WITH
'IEADING MINDS"
A CONFERENCE WITH COAINlAN-
DER GALBRAITH OF THE AMER
ICAN LEGION SCHEDULED FOR
PREPAREDNESS TALK

Marion. Ohio, Jan. 1O.-With his
tNgnatlon as q senator on the desk
|Cf the incoming governor of Ohio,
Fresident-elect Harding today was
looking forward to six weeks as a
private citizen before taking up the
RESPONSIBILITIES OF the presidency.
Today another democrat, William
G. Sharp of Ohio was called into con-
ference by Harding on the plan for
an association OF nations. Mr.. sharp
Iis a former ambassador to France
|and from his contact with European
,sta tesmen, was in position TO tell the
,presilent-clect much about official
Irpinion abroad.
Another caller was Col. F. W.
.Galbraith OF Cincnn1u national com
,rander Of the American Legion. I.
,was understood tina. the conference
was for the purpose OF discussing
preparedness and soldier relief pro-
posals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
ARDMORE JOINS WITH
FIVE OTHER CITIES
in BASEBALL LEAGUE
SUCCESS OF TEAM DEPENDS
SOLELY UPON COOPERATION
OF CITIZENS, PRESIDENT
ROBERTSON SAYS

Coon Barnes, the Ardmorc delegate.
who attended the organization meeting
OF the Texas-Oklahuma baseball lea
que at Denison, Texas yesterday, has
returned home.
NJ. II. Robertson OF okhhoma City
who was selected temporary president
of tho league. accompanied Mr.. Barnes
20 this city. and will leave for his
home tonight. A newspaper man
named Gray OF Denison, Texas. was
elected temporary secretary of the
league.
AT the meeting yesterday six teams
were entered: Denison, Bonham and
Paris, Texas. and Durant, Ardn orr ard
Healdton. Okla. Two more teams are
expected to enter the league. and Il
Ia believed that one will be in this
state, while the other may be in
Texas.
1t is the objec OF the league to keep
the c5ies represented In II as near
Denison as possible so that COM
pact organization may be formed. Thus
the teams will be enabled 10 travel
with minimum amount Of mileage
expenses. Plans call for maximum
mileage of l,400 miles for each team
per season with eight teams in the
league Al the present time. with six
teams az members. the total mileage
of each team does not reach the max
imum.
The league win be in chss %" Of
blscball circles. Games win be played
daily
The next meeting OF the members
OF the organization will be held nj
| Durant. on Sunday, January 10th.
when further plans wall be discussed.
1t is / kelly that the other two teams
" Il be enrolled at this time. All III
rangcments necessary for the organ
ization will be- completed NJ a meeting
TO be held at Bonham, Texas, on Sun
day, January 90.
The baseball men who attended the
meeting at Dcnison were well pleased
with he wonderful reception which
,hcy received and are high In their
praises OF tho treatment accorded
them. Al the lcalng city officials
and other prom non, residents II Den.
ison wers present while the plans OF
organization were being discussed.
In speaking OF the prospects Ia this
city. with regards to she future sue
cess OF the Arimpre team, as a mem.
bcr Of the League, President Robert
son states that Il dW ends solely upon
the cooperation which citizens oI
this c ~ graft 20 the promoter, OF Ihu
team. The personnel OF TIE Arlm0rc
| tCam." states Mr. Robertson, will
b. equal TO the bcs, IA the league,
.or many nocd baseball players o.
aalay have already s.gnlflcd thcD
mention OF signing up. With such
m crial there Is no doubt bu, tha,
Arumorc may snatch the penant. From
conversations which | have had W IA
citizens OF this city, AMI from obscr-
walton OF facilities am led 20 be.
licyc that Arlmoro will NEE, with
grcat success as member Of Ia.
league. financially ana otherwise.
"Thc citizens Of Ardmorc seem Ia
b. great lovers of clean sport. aud
baseball appears to be the sport wh CT
they enjoy and desire moN."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
RECORD OKLAHOMA SOLD
IERS ADMITTED TO HOS
PITAL WILL BE KEPT

Oklahoma City, Jan 10.-A COM
plete record of all Oklahoma sold
iers admitted to hispitals in the
state and outside will be compiled
and kept up to date at the state
headquarters Of the American Le-
gion as a result Of a meeting here
yesterday Of the department hos
pitalization committee Of the le-
gion.
Arrangements were made with
DR.. T. H. Scott, supervisor Of the
public health service, for notifi'
cation OF the legion headquarters
of the admission and discharge
from hospitals Of every former
service man.
Plans were also laid for enter
tainment of men in hospitals. Posts
near hospitals will be furnished
lists of inmates and regular visit
ing committees will be appointed
Funds are to be raised also by the
various posts for providing books
magazines, tobacco and fruits for
the disabled veterans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
CHICAGO WOMAN THINKS
SONS WIFE CARRIED
OFF HER TWO CHILDREN

Chicago, Jan. 10.-Search for
Claire Marie and Albert Barnitz
70 and 13 years old, respectively,
children of Mrs. Myrtle Townsend,
Barnitz, sculptor and artist OF
Glenview, a suburb, has been in
stituted in Houston, Texas, where
Mrs. Barnitz is said to have told
police she believed her elder sons
wife had taken them.
Mrs. Barnitz said her son Thorn
as was convalescing at her home,
after being gassed overseas and his
wife, whom he met IN Houston,
visited him there and showed 4
marked fondness for the children.
She was in Chicago shopping and
when she returned to her home in
Glenview, she found the four gone.
She said neighbors told her they
had seen them drive away In an
automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
DESERTS WIFE AND
FIVE SrEP.CnILDREN

After being married for about n
month, W. a. Joyce decided that he
must have taken wrong step. 30
he deserted his wife. odessa Joyce.
and five slep.childrcn. odessa Joyce,
through her attorneys. Mathers q
Coakley. has flied suit for divorce In
the district court against him. In
her petition. she states ths, her health
"a very poor.
The Joyccs were married on No
vember a.. 1890, and separated on
December %. 1890.
According to the petition ot the
plaintiff. Joyce IL a ria builder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
STANLEY IDENTIFIED; POLICE
STATE ALL EFT ONE OF BANK
ROBBERS ARE NOW CAUGHT

Tulsa. Okla, Jan. ~. A. Martin.
cx-county commissioner and Flayillo
Tolleson. ass slant cashier of the sper-
rs Guaranty Satc bank today post
lively idcnified Frank stanley. ar
rested at Cliremore saturday as the
leader in the sperry daylight bank
raid December Is. the sheriff de-
clarcd today.
THAT'S the man who shci the brim
Of my hat OFF when interferred. Mar
tin claimed when he was aiken into
the jail whore S.anley IL being held.
Tolleson also Wis positive thst STAN
ley was tho man who shot Martins
hat off.
The police declare they have all
but one Of the band Of bank robbers
wanted In Sperry and Deerins. Kan.
sas. deal rounded up
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
REAL WORK OKLAHOMA
LEGISLATURE EXPECTED
WITH TODAY'S MEETING
ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED To-
DAY Or FIFTY STANDING
COMMITTEES IN HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,

Oklahoma City. Jan. l0.--Reai work
Of lahe Oklahoma legislature Is expect
cd to p-gin Goday with the opening
Of the second week OF the session. ac-
cording TO statements by both re-
publican and democratic leaders. Pre-
lininary organization contests have
for the most part been settled and
many Of tine members have become
acquainted, thus facilitating the wori;
of the two bodies.
Development OF definite legislative
programs by both parties Is expected
without delay this week, according ~
tne opinions OF both senate aud hosSe
members
The senate is to convene at 1870
o'clock coday and the house at
o'clock. Announcement OF virtually
all OF The fifty stand ng committees
in the house is expected soon after
the session opens today 1t is 0lso
thought likely by numDcr OF mem
bcrs OF the house that one of the firs
tasks OF the lower house today will be
consideration In committee of the
whole Of house bill No. II, appropria,-
ing si50,O00 for pay and mileage OF
members OF the legislature.
Several legislators have pred cted
that the republicans Ttack on the
present administration will be started
this week with the introduction Of reso-
lutions asking investigation of various
state departments and institut ons.
According to the opinions expressed
by several democratic members OF the
house. n caucus will be held by dem-
ocrats in the lower house tonight TO
decide oa a definite policy to be fol-
lowed by them. The democTuts are in
the minority in the house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
N|SH|N c TOU CHES
'bE|NG PUT ON FEDERAL
.HELIUM Gas PLANT At
FORT WORTH, TEXAS

Fort Worth. Texas. Jan. iO.--Fln-
tshlng touches are being put on the
federal governments s5JOO.OOO hellum
gas plant six miles north of Fort
Worth. and operations N a large
scale are expected to Legin soon.
This announcement is made by
Lieutenant Griffin, who is in charge.
rs the representative Of the navy
department. The last OF the mo-
chinory was shipped to Forth Worth
before the first Of the year.
Established in 1917 at a cost Of
$500, 600. the plant has been an expert.
mont station thus far. But the wor h
of The gas and It's economy for use
by the navy and army balloons have
brcn proved TO the satisfaction OF
military experts.
In addition TO the plant near Fort
Worth. the government also has con-
strrcted n private pipe line from
Pctroha which brings natural gas
from the Lone Star Companys wells
right into the plant. After the
argon qualities. from which helum
IL obtained have been extracted, the
gas is returned 10 tho mains and
burned by Fort Worth and other
consumers In northern Texas.
The argon or hclium plant WIS
erected in great secrecy, a guard Of
soldiers being constantly maintained
around II until after the armistice.
During war days. admission was de-
MED TO the public and only picked
worlimcn were employed
The experiments nj the station Ind
been so successful ocforc the armis-
ticc TINT Il was predicted the use or
the argon gas would speedily termi-
nate the conflict. However, no OPP
portunlty was ever given OF testing
Il out In battle.
The gas is non-inflammahlc and
non-combustiblc. Its value was dis
covered before the war but the pro-
cess OF extracting Il was then too
costly to make the gas practical
Government agents have since per-
fectcd an economical method.
The ras Is shipped from Fort Worth
20 valvcston and News orleans III
TO Galveston and New orleans In
cylinders and loaded there aboard
navy department vessels for trans
portation to balloon fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
Increase In Rates Aslscd

Oklahoma City. Jan. iO.-An appli-
ction OF thc consumers' Ligh; and
Power company supplying electric
hover 10 Durant. Bokchito. Bcnning-
Ton. Mead. Aylesworth and Madill. ask
ing an increase in electric rates was
filed with the state corporation com
mission today. The application states
shc increased price OF coal eras made
similar increase In electric ruses
hade necessary since the company IL
operating at present at a loss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
HARRISON OF SlNRE ~
SELECTED CHEF JUSTICE OF
STATE SUPREME COURT

Oklahoma City. jan. io.--Justce
John n. Harrison Of Sayre. dcmocr
was selected chicf justice Of tho Okla
hom. state supreme court NJ con-
ference q members Of the newly
constituted court here. lie succeeds
tho retiring chief justice, Robert M.
Rainey OF Ncka
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
BERLIN Is ACQUIRING
THE MOVIE HABIT

Berlin. Jan. o--The silent drama"
here. az elsewhere. recently has won
surprising favor with the public. The
Berlin statistical yearbook says at
tendance at moving picture theaters
now IA "a1 60 In favor over the
spoken drama" There arc ssi NOV.
ing picture theaicrs in Berlin with
stating capacity Of ii1,oOo and ~
Legitimate" theaters with q oapa-
city OF 4i.oOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
BRITISH cow GIVES TON
OF MILK EACH MONTH

London. Jan. s.--Col,on Secret III.
n British Friosian COW. has set now
record for milk production In this
country. by yielding ten and onc-half
gallons Of milk in "a hours. In nine
months she has given nine tons Of
milk or IS times her own weight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
JUDGE CAMPBELL DEAD
FROM ACC|OEN TAI SHOT
IN HIS TULSA OFFICE
WIFE SAYS HE PURCHASED Pts.
Toll FOLLOWING DREAM; HIS
UNFANm!ARITY WITH GUN
BELIEVED CAUSE.

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. i0.--A dream last
Friday night in which he believed he
had been attacked BY hijackers, IN
which he awakened his wife by his
cries. Is today held as the reason for
Judge Ralph g. Campbelrs death.
He was 81, general counsel for the
Cosden Company and formerly judga
OF the eastern Oklahoma u. S. district
court. He was found dead in his Of
flee yesterday afternoon with a gap
ing bullet wound in his abdomen
and revolver nearby.
II am going TO buy pistol tomor-
row." John Il. Meserve, one of Judge
Campbell's closest friends and form
erly city attorney, declared the late
attorney told his wife, when she
awakened him from his dream and
explained to him what had occurred.
Judge Campbell carried out his In
tention. buying an automatic pistol
from n local firm Saturday morning.
He took II home with him Saturday
night and to his office Sunday.
Today Police Chief John A. Gustaf-
FOiA Attlifti Ht WAS NDnNluCFn Nisie
Judge Campbell's unfamll!arity with
an automatic pistol caused his death.
Every circumstance surrounding
his death points to the fact he was
examining the weapon and 1t was ac-
cidentally discharged" the chief de-
clarcd.
The body was found by Giles A,
Penick. secretary to ]. s. Cosder
and formerly secretary 20 Judge
Campbell. lie had been requested tc
search for the judge by Mrs. Camp
bell. who became alarmed when her
husband failed to appear at dinner
at l o'clock yesterday.
Immediately upon finding the body
Giles notified police Chief Gustafsor
and Or. c. d. F. o'Hern. The police
chief. knowing OF the threats mad
on Judge Campbell during his Wig
orous prosecution OF alleged I. W. W
operatives during the early periot
OF the war, Immediately threw q
blanket around the Is story Cosder
Building and allowed no one to leave
for an hour. until an investigation
had been made.
Following careful consideration ol
the case. both the police chief ant
DR.. oTiern declared that death hat
been accidental.
Judge Campbell was n native oI
Pennsylvania. prominent In republ
can politics. noted Jurist and attor'
ncy and he occupied position Of
high respect By the legal fraternity
Of the state. No funeral arrange
ments have been made.
Muskogee. Okla. Jan. lo.-Motioi
day was suspended In the United
States district court today and
committee consisting OF Preston {
, West. OF Tulsa. chairman. and Gcorg'
West and Charles w. Miller. Musko
gee. was appointed by Judge Il. i
williams. TO draft n resolution OF
tho drath OF Judge Ralph r. Camp
boil. who was accidentally Killed al
Tulsa yesterday. Judge Williams WIZ
succeeded Judge Campbell on IN
bench. announced he VIII adjourn
court the day Judge Campbell y
! hurlDl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10

washinstcn.--Iohn NJ Taylor writes
chairman Curtis Of the senate Indian
affairs committee uhat enactment Of
bill providing for assistant secreiar,
Of Interior of Muskogee would mean
final sentence of certain full blood
Indians 10 poverty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10

Tiplonville. Tcnn.-Gcorgc n. slmp-
son. captain and Carl Fisher. pilot
from Dayton. Ohio. are believed tn
have been crowned when a plane
thought to be t.rcirs fell into the
Mlssisslppi river near shis place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10

Chicago .-Plans announced for
nntion wide movins picture educationai
campaign TO bring the city ami farm
closer together
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
In Eastern Markets

A. .. Young OF the A. y. Rawlins
Company left yesterday for the east
efn furniture markets. He will be
gone ten days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10

Logan, w. v.-Captain Anderson
tDevli Anse) Hafield. famous and
pic urcsque West Virginia hacdist ~
disd YriaAy was bur.sA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-10
TRAPPERS HAVE NO FEAR
FOR SAFETY OF BALLOON
OFFICERS IN FAR NORTH
THEIR FAILURE TO ARRIVE AT
CANADIAN TOWN PROBABLY
DUE TO DISABLED SENIOR
OFFICER, THEY SAY

Nlttice, Ont. Jan. lo.--Dawn today
brought no tldings out OF the bleak
north Of The progress Of the three
American nav5l 6alloonists treliidng
slowly back to c!vil.ga. ion from Moose
Factory wher, they landed on pecem-
Der Il, a pgriiour flight from Rock
away, n. y.
Continued absence Of Information,
however, did not alarm the eXperien-
ced trappers IN this section They sail
the Americans nnd their Indian guides
Undoubtedly We're slowed up by The
ostabl Shed fact thar Lieut., Stephen
A Farrell, The eldest OF the trio, had
to be carried on sled, as his feet
were badly frost bitten. Under ordi-
Lary circumstances the airmcn might
have made lhis post two days ago.
The weather godsy was unusually
mild for this season OF the year.
Some Of the more optimistic watch
ers here believe the armen would
emerge from the wilds before night
fall.
While the actual route selected by
the men is not known by common
consent, this sown is now believed
20 be the trails end.
Ottawa, Ont, Jan. l0.--Official de-
NAL was made here today OF pub
lshed stories that the Canadian Mount
cd Police would arrest the three
american naval ballooniss On thcir
return to civilization in a friendly ac-
ton to obtain an cxplanat on of why
hey technically violated international
air regulations by landing In Cansda
without due formalties.
Commissioner Perry OF the cd
police asser cd Sergeant l.. McI.augh
lin was waiting for the airmen. mush-
Ing down from Hudson Bay to de.
liver to them ofiic al documents from
Washington. His forces Ild no inten-
ion OF demanding an explanation, !.
said.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
SWEET HOME NOTES.

Bro. Berry preached to a large crowd at the Pine Grove Baptist church both morning and evening.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lee Zuber, Miss Myrtle Hall and Messrs. Edgar Dix on and Lee Zuber spent Sunday in Hot Springs.
 Miss Erma Thomas called on her brother, MT. Sid Thomas, and fam fly, Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lige Thomas and Mrs. H. B. Johnson are sick at this writing.
 T. Hoekstra and family spent Sun day afternoon with D. Gather and family.
 Miss Mildred Miller called on Miss Helen Fancher Sunday after noon.
 P. A. Dulin has moved into his new home.
 Misses Clifton Arnedt and McNeil of Little Rock called at the home of Mrs. J. s. Fancher Sunday after noon.
 Miss Lucille Miller spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Stella Dixon.
 A. large crowd attended C. E. last Sunday night. Miss Selma Hoekstra was the leader. Subject, ''Victory of Surrendered Life,'' Col. 2:l-7. MT. Bedford Brown is the appointed leader for next Sunday night. Sub ject, T. The Kingdom, II. In Our Homes," Matt. 6:7-15.
 We extend to Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs. Frank Foyle our heartfelt sympathy in their recent bereave- ment.
 Misses Erma Dixon and Daisy Purtle, and Messrs. Ed and Eustace Wright motored to Hot Springs last Sunday.
 Bro. Berry was a supper guest at the home of Mir. s. N. Tarpley last Sunday.
 Mrs. J. N. Wright's mother was sick few days last week.
 Miss Violet Jacobson gave a party last Saturday night Everyone pres ent reported good time.
 Helen Fancher spent Tuesday night with Lucy Dulin.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
ZION HILL, ROUTE 3.

4 x E x x x x
 The s. I. A. will give a pie sup per at the school house on Saturday night, February 18th. All are vel come.
 The s. I. A. held its last meeting with Mrs. R. L. Edgeworth. A very delightful afternoon was spent with her. Miss Erickson gave a splendid talk on School Work. Other guests were the Horowitz and Miss Minnie Allen, of Little Rock. The hostess served a two-course lunch, and the meeting closed to meet with Miss Neal, at the school on February 18.
 The pastor preached two excellent sermons Sunday. We had an extra large audience Sunday night.
 ''DAsIEs WoN'T TELL'
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
JACKSONVILLE NEWS.
* x ##*

On January 24th, the Jacksonville community club met with Mrs. Fam nie Henry, with Al members, and visitors present. Four new mem bers joined. The club planned to have Miss Allen send a milliner to Jacksonville some time in February. After other business was transacted, Mrs. Bennett Douglas rendered piano solo, Whispering, after which delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Mattie Parker.
 Mrs. A. F. Henry and daughter, Alice, spent the weekend in North Little Rock, with relatives.
 Little 'Buzzie," Blodgett, is still quite sick. He has been confined to his bed 4 weeks with malarial fever.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. John Beall on February lst, a daughter. Mrs. Beall was formerly Miss Inda Corbin, of this place.
 Mrs. John Adkins and daughter, Miss Matte Adkins, were in Little Rock last weekend visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Bennett Douglass, visited her sister, in North Little Rock last week.
 Rev. Davis, of Cabot, preached two very fine sermons Sunday morning and evening. He will preach again the 4th Sunday in February at Meth odist church.
 On January 31st, the Community Club met at the home of Mrs., s. A. Beall with 35 members and two visi- tors with one new member, Mrs. Frank Stanphill. By the absence of the president, the meeting was con- ducted by vice president. A report was made that the Jacksonville Fair would be 27th, 18th, and 2oth. of October. Mrs Womack donated a quilt top to the club and the club has finished one new top, so the club will have an all-day meeting or Pot Luck, dinner on February l4th with Mrs. Geo. Douglass, and at this meeting these quilts will be finished; ]; also great surprise is in store for all at this meeting. Five new rugs were brought in last netting, but only one sold. After all the business, coffee and cake was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. c. Will son. Next Monday the cIub will meet with Mrs. Wm, Elmore. Miss Blanche McNair, who visit ed friends and relatives here, has returned to her home in Detroit, Mich.
 Mrs. R. L. Henry and son, will leave next Wednesday for San An tonio, Texas to live.
 Everyone invited to attend League services Sunday night; Mrs. Harry Harpole will be the leader.