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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Kardcsony.. .Beke.. .Szeretet...
Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol.

mai vagnak italian az a legnagyobb baja, hogy tut
sok az Ember alkotta t0rvenye.
Annyi a, torveny, Logy azokat bodogtalan halando
mar tudja mind fejben tartani. Kulonosen sok
t0rveny Amerikaban.
Karacsohy Igen, beke, szeretet, testve11
es ember megertes magasztos innepe.
Mem tudom fejembol kverni ellis islandi hatszaz
szerencsetlent Mnek a Macy hal1naz tOrvenykonyv?
Mnek az soI torveny? Mem volna eeg listen adta
tiz parancsoat es karacsokor szetett Krsztus igee
Talan akkor iobbak lennenek az emberek -. Talan
akkor mem vona haboru oldoklo fajgyilolet en-
beri irigyseg hataomra vagyas vilagon, mint most
van amkor Elnber akotta torvenyek korlnanyozzak
az emberiseg sorat.
Hol van megirva a tz pa1ancsoatban es ol Krisztus
igejeben hogy nyomorultat meg ejebb ke taszitani
ketsegbeeses orvenyebe? Ho megrva, hogy nenl
ke segito kezet nyujtan annak aki foldon fekszik?
Karacsony van ;. Igen karacsony, beke, szere-
te testveri es emberi megertes magasztos iinnepe
Ha innep van innepeljiink.
Nit innepeliiink? Beket?.. Szeretetet? J. En-
beri es testveri megertest? -
Hogy iinnepink ezek magasztos iinnepen?
Hol van ma vagon beke, szeretet, testver es en-
beri megertes?
Washingtonban, k0zel ahhoz a biiszke feher mar
vny torvenyhozo paloahoz bekero beszenek Scent Ka
racsony dejen egy mask feh6r marvany paotaban.
Bekero beszelnek gyozok, akk '..bek6t" diktaltak
Lefegyverzesrol diskranak beke es ember szeretet
jegyeben Washingtonban
Bekerol lefegyverzesrol anlikor messze tul ocea
non egy ks orszag kcs nepe eppen Ember csinalta
beke igazsagtalan jarnla alatt eroskadni kesziil
Enberi es testver szeretet iinnepet uljuk, amikor
testver maria testvert meg abban letipo nyoorlt
Emberi gazsag aldozatava lett hazaban is?
Igen karacsony van q. Jezus sziietett u. Unnc-
pejk az szileteset 1921 karacsonyan adkozzunk,
Hol megirva tiz parancsolatbane hol Krisztus
gyar6bb, Enbernek nevezett lakosainak szyebe tsz
tele Ur tiz parancsolata Krsztus igeje irant
"A tz parancsolat es Krsztus gejen xviii mem kell
mas t0rveny.
Ha azokat koyetni fogjuk, akkor igazan innepelhe-
think karacsoykor b6ke szeretet testver en,ber
szeretet magasztos illnep6n.
Nemeny Miklos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Karacsonyi tanacsok Is gondolatok
Mahoning vogyben ako magyarsag reze City Trust and
Savings Bank kilf0ldi osztalyatol

tatkozik minden egyes szaz dollar
nal, melyet otthon tart, de vlszont
szaz dollar biztos kamatja, anne
lyet egy jo takarekpenztar, mint
peldaul mienk, fizet 0nnek a
megfelel6 betetje ntan, tiszta ha-
SION. ~.
Ha az On altal megtakarltott
penznek legjobb hasznat akarja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Nemenyi Miklos.

hadifogoly tiszt Sziberiab6l Moszkya-
ba erkezik, kiknek ruhazata -elkepzel-
'hetetlenil. hianyos, s6t j6formAn mez-
.telenek. A msgbizott ksri tehat RGding
Biberegg bar6t. jarjon k0zbe . magyar
kormanynal ess a hadifogoly bizottsag-
nal, hogy y nyoiaor enyhitssere meg
'felel5 eszk0z0kct rendelkczesere bo-
csassak.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Redskins Dance
As Great Chief
.ArOnSeS ArdOr
Indians Were Soalped al
Marquette But Sharpen
Knives for Irish.

Twenty-one galloping Redskins
pitched their tepees In Laporte yes
terday, where they will indulge in
preparatory ceremonies for the game
with Notre Dame next Saturday A
war dance was held on Fox field In
the afternoon. and Chief Bell direct
ed the warriors IN tossing the Ghost
ball across the green.
Although some OF the Indians
were badly scalped al Marquette
Saturday. the speeches OF the High
Chief have aroused their ardor. and
they will advance on Cartier Field
IN the latter part Of the week with
malicious intent Many times IN the
days of yore have the Haskell rovers
raided the settlement OF Notre Dame
but they were repulsed on each occa-
sion. "a tho moon was in the wrons
quarter. The Medicine Man was
consulted last week. however, and
prophecied that the heavans were
favorable. and that victory would
rest with the tribe e. November
p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
GIVEN REST AFTER
SATURDAYS GAME
Burnham Plans on Giving
Line Hard Drill on Break
Up Pass Formations.

Coach Burnham rested his High
School grid squad yesterday. To-
night he Will start preparations 10
get the men in shape to hand Elk
hart high school footballers the
same kind of defeat THAI was meted
out TO the strong Rensselaer, aggrega-
ton that gave the Benders a stif
battle though defeated by a one
sided score.
Many think that EIkhart Will be
easy picking for the Benders. but
these opinions seem far from right.
All year the Eikhart mentor has
been schooling his proteges on South
Bend formations. They viii at
tempt 10 wipe the South Bend team
of the map on their own gr!diron.
In plain view of the Elkhart student
body, regardless of costs Elkhart
has a strong line with a light back
field which is possessed Of uncanny
passing ability It has been rumor-
ed that three OF their stars were in
jured and were not even taken along
on the trip. when the Gary team de-
feated them by a fairly good margin.
nary viii be In harness when Coach
Burnham runs his team out for prsc-
tioe on Leeper Field tonight and will
see action Saturday II only for a
short time. His broken shoulder is
as good as ever again, but no I'M
necessary chances will be taken.
Sabo 4 Favorite.
A special car Will be chartered TO
take the high school students to the
game. and supporters are already
clamoring for reservations, hearing
that Sabo, running mate TO Capt.
/ ollie" will be in the lineup. Sabo,
like Capt ollie" carries the ad-
miration Of the whole school and the
/ bit Of information that the mentor
has given out has given high schooi
/ football stock a big boost. He is
unlike others, even a few days after
he received his broken shoulder
which has kept him out for the last
month, he was on the gridirOn fol-
/ lowing his team around and keeping
/ posted on every signal. begging the
/ coach to let him in the game when
3 the team was on the short end Of
the Gary tilt. Coach Burnham and
Capt. ollie" have claimed that had
he been in the lineup for every game
| not a defeat would have marred the
slate
Tonight Coach Burnham will drill
his men on breaking up passes and
! the work for the rest OF this week
will be along this line. The South
Bend line, the strongest in years is
/ impregnable and needs practice IN
/ breaking up passes more effectively.
Coach Burnham regards this game
as one which will go down in high
school football history.
Probably one of the most enthusi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Victory Hung by
TOenaiI So Doc
Had to Cinch 1t
Nesbit Goes Into Game With
New Member Made From
ToOthpick.

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. Tt was
the eve Of the seasons two big
games.
Gloom settled heavily over the
training quarters Cripples, Grip
pies everywhere. and not a drop of
backfield Jazz in sight
Somehow, somewhere, some
thing had 70 happen or the Uni
versity OF California football squad
would fall down and break its ira
dition.
Fiction plotters have for years
had their chance and have produc-
ed chiefly stereotyped situations. SC
it was up to life TO produce some
thiny new.
Nail That Doc Built.
Up eteps DR.. Boles Rosenthal.
medical attache to the football
team. and turns the tide.
A toenail. says he. must save the
day. There was no other way out.
A punter had 10 be had and Archie
Nisbit. fullback with a terrific foot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
CHOICE DATES FOR
BOWLING CONGRESS
FAST DISAPPEARING
April 9Th Only Day Open Ac-
cording to Sec'y Langtry
Of Organization.
BY JEHosAPHAT SPARE

In anticipation that quite a num-
Der OF bOwlers might be interested
in securing Saturday and Sunday
dates at the tournament OF the Am
erlcan Bowling Congress, which will
be held at Toledo from February
27il until March IS, the writer has
obtained information from Sec'y
Langtry 10 the effect that all of
those choice dates have already been
reserved excepe these Of April 5th.
This in itself in considerable news
because the tournament had only
been expected 10 run a month and
the entries received 10 date for the
annual classic has already exceed
ed expectations sufficient 10 add an
other week to the same. Bowlers
who contemplate competing in the
big show this year should get busy
quickly and determine when they
expect 10 go so that the best ar
rangements possible can be made
! for them.
League Play Fast.
Never before in the history of
the game have local clubs been so
persistent in their attack as dur
ing the current season. This is not
confined TO any league nor any par
tlcular establishment But the
good scores are produced on every
set OF drives in the city as can be
ascertained by perusing our tabu-
lated honor roll, in which may be
found the name OF players from ev-
iery part of the city.
This general attack has also pro-
duced close and compact league
races and percentage columns. Near
ly every league in town Is close and
exciting enough to convince the vari-
Gus contestants that all have a
chance II is gratifying TO note that
UnifOrming OF teams is becoming
more popular. In this the West
Side league accels in that six OF it's
eight teams are clothed near ap-
pearing outfits Schuells jewels be-
ing the last TO sport a natty uni
I form.
CicrzniaIS Leads.
Another record breaking week Of
! high scores has produced another
! young bowler for honors, Frank
/ Cierzniak, of the Choka Stars. in
/ the West Side league. coming in
I for the highest score with 245. He
was followed closely by Louie Barth
! and Johnnie Melsheimer. both Of
whom rolled Pa for second place.
Both Ernie Engdahl of the Com
mercial and Carl HASA niger. of
/ Singers have the leaders a good
chance.
The complete list of double CEN
, fury performers during the week
are ag follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

wallop, was the one possibility.
There was one great difficulty to
be surmounted, however. A week
previous Nisbit had dropped n
weight on the big toe of his kicking
foot and the nail had come off,
leaving a raw and tender spot.
Possible victory hinged upon a
toenail
Doc RosenthaI and Nisbit talked
it over. A few moments later the
ingenious young medico had woven
splint Of half a dozen toothpicks
between two bits of adhesive plaster.
A bit OF tinkering and he had a
home made toenail. All that was
now required was to relieve pain.
A big shot OF morphine just before
the game attended 10 that
ToetaI Triumph.
And, to the establishment of the
assembled throug, Archie Nisbit
trotted out on the field in the big
game with Washington State uni
versity. upon which the Pacific
Coast championship hinged 10 a
great extent.
Did he punt? He out-punted Ell
don Jenne, Washington's star and
at least 10 yards TO the boot
And, coupled with Toomeys goals,
he won the game.
It's just this sort of "never-say-
die" fighting spirit that has, in the
past few seasons. put the University
Of California on the national foot
ball mar in large letters, and help
ed recreate the tremendous interest
I'm football on the Pacific Coast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Princeton Fit and IS
preD1rpd To Beof Yale

PRINCETON. ". j.. Nov. -
Princeton's eleven varsity men per-
formed the feat Saturday by going
through the Harvard game without
p substitution. were tit and in fight
ing tr.m Monday when Coach Bill
Roper called the roll Though
flushed with victory. The Tigers are
rot over confident and are looking
forward 20 n terrific tussle with
Yale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Johnny Buff WI Defend
Title against Shdrl:ey

NEW YORK, Nov. Johnny
Buff. bantamweight champion and
holder of the American fly weight,
will defend his cartwright title
Thursday night against Jack Shark
ey, the title fellows are scheduled
10 go 10 rounds at Madison Square
Garden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

actice high school sport followers is
Adam Beehler. local florist For the
last three weeks he has sent indivi-
dual flowers for the players, and
never fails to attend the games.
whether they be in the city or other
wise Capt ellie" and numerous
other players on the team have voir-
ed their appreciation for his extra
ordinary spirit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Kruger Doubles Again.

For the second time this season
Carl Kruger. the Conservative Life
fash, has turned in a double century
average. as during the past week he
showed at both the top and bottom
OF the list, the former with a $50
count. George Schafer was second
high with 643, while Cappy Moore
showed his first select class stuff of
the season for third place II shoul6
not be overlooked that Carp Barth,
who carries the load for the Canoe
club, turned his first effort in two
years The complete list OF select
ola as candidates is appended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

PARIS, Nov Georges Carpen-
tier leaves here today for his train
ing quarters az Ia Guarche 10 start
training for his battle i'm London
Dec. with the Australian heavy
weight. Cook. lie VIII leave FOR Eng
land Nov. is where he will finish
his training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
LITTLE TOUGH

Right down the field as if on wing.
He sailed-t didn't mean a thing,
And neither did the shouting ring.
II was IN practice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

Zip" Sloan has been drafted by
the Boston Red Sox from Hartford
of the Eastern League. We infer
from the name that Zip" has more
on his fast bali than the proverb-
ial prayer.
Hugo Bezdek. coach at Penn state
who once managed the Pittsburg
ball club with more or less success,
says brains play a bigger part in
football than baseball. Said opinion
caused a certain Pittsburg player 20
remark, that such being the case,
Bezdek couldn't possibly be any help
TO Penn State.
Now that the golf season is get
ting a bit passe up north. stories
about players holing out in one will
cease for a time. However. every
season has its drawbacks. The bowl
err with the three hundred score will
soon be with us.
Bill Brennan, according TO rumOr.
is TO meet Jim Beckett. In order TO
save time and money we would sug-
gest that Brennan simply cable the
Knockout. Il would probably suit
/ Beckett just as we'll, and certainly
would be less painful
Time Out"
: When Il came to time-keeping, this
ounce
Was acknowledge by all "a prince
--t,..- rga,to him "A watch
Say. his grip was like Gobch.
And he's had the dern thing ever
since.
DO YOU KNOW THAT: Even
when the English Hockey Girls make
goal. they probably want TO take
; it back and exchange II.
wonder how long II takes 20
make up their minds to make a
goal?
when they win It's Just b'cause. /"
\ fool and Tommy Gibbons are
soon parted.
whaddya mean-golf and other
sports?
It's not how many did YOU go
around in; it'a how many did you
Ilose2
New when i. came 10 subbing
| For the fullback he was there;
! Opponents got a drubbing
| Cause he ne'er came up for
air.
/ And then he got 20 subblng
When ne wasn't IN a game.
/ And he got soaked for suhstitut-
/ ing
with the bloomin' furIback's dame
Babe" Ruth Is 10 make his de-
but in vaudeville next week. One
OF the features OF the act viii be
Babe singing that beautiful ballad.
I Didn't Hurt Ny Elbow on the
HorizOnt,s Bar"
They say Tilden isn't going TO
compete in the English tennis tour
'ament next year. Evidently a pro-
% fbstionist. this Mr.. Tllden
Now Babe Ruth Is afraid that
-andis amt gonna fine him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
SWEET PAPA

The ball went sailing in the air.
II fell TO earth. they know not where
But what the dickens did they care =.
The game was over!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

They ought TO PLAY the Yale-Har-
ward game at the start Of the sea-
son; then they wouldn't have to
talk about It so much.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Works Way and
Is Fans Id o ]
While at Ames
Polly Wallace, From Okla
homa, Getting Lions Share
of Credit for Wins.

AMES. Ia. Nov. IAN Iowa
lad" from Oklahoma has been get
ting the By share Of credit for the
midwest in football the last two
years. This comes from the fact
that he Is not only an outsandE 2
football player. but that he IS an
ail-around college man. a student, a
leader in campus activities. and
above all, a man who is well liked
by his team mates because he is a
clean, hard tighter
Polly Wallace, who took Mis-
souri, Valley conference honors last
fall as a center, then made Ecker
sails All-Western mythical eleven as
center, and 20 cap the list was
placed on EckersalIs All-American
eleven in the same capacity. IS cap
tain OF the Iowa state football team
this fall at Ames, Iowa. His play
ing early this season was a wonder
10 spectators OF the games in which
he participated.
Rowing" Center.
Wallace has been termed a "rov-
ing center. He has been described
as having an uncanny sense OF see
Ing where a play was going. and
being there 10 stop II.
To show the strength OF Wallace
ability TO put fight into the Cyclones,
Il can be pointed out that his team
has lost the last three games in the
valley race because, II may be safely
said. Wallace was not in that game
enought 10 carry his team through
for a victory and 20 hold them until
the game was over.
Wallace carries the heavy SEIZED
ule OF an upper class man and has
never failed in a course he has un-
dertaken. His work is on a par with
most students who carry no outside
activity, while he not only competes
in athletics throughout the year, but
is making his way through college
in addition. Selling programs, man
aging the sale Of sweets and pop
corn at athletic contests, and ar
ranging for the sale OF team pictures
furnish Wallace with his expense
money or four years Of college train
ing
To BE Farmer.
He wants TO be a dirt farmer
when through college. He spends
his summer months on a claim in
Colorado. proving up" the required
time for the government, and chop
pins trees 10 build up strong
physique.
4 popular student with classmates
a college man who studies when
study is needed. a man who looks
forward TO an application Of mis- col
iege training. and about man who
commands the respect and admira-
ton OF all his friends through his
quiet, open hearted manner when of
the football field or mat, put who
can put punch" into his class
mates that wins games for his school
that is the IT'S pounds OF man.
hood known nationwide as Polly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

Saturn has a velocity OF six miles
n second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
The Other Hand

Zip" Sloan has been drafted by
the Boston Red SoX from Hartford
of the Eastern League. We infer
from the name that Zip" has more
on his fast bali than the proverb-
ial prayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

Bill Brennan. according to rumor.
is to meet Jim Beckett. In order 10
save time and money we would sug-
gest that Brennan simply cable the
knockout. II would probably suit
Beckett just as well. and certainly
would be less painful.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

Now that the golf season is get
ting a bit passe up north. stories
about players holing out in one will
cease for a time However. every
season has its drawbacks. The bowl
err with the three hundred score will
soon be with US.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
..Tfn1c Out. I"

When IL came TO time-keeping, this
ounce
Was acknowledged by all "a a prince
They gave him a watch
Say his grip was like GOoch.
And he's had the dern thing ever
since.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
I.OGANVILLE

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Towne,
Saturday Feb 5, 10 pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Dearholt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Rist
at North Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs Ware went to Bara-
boo Saturday ard returned Sunday
visiting at the home of E. Hammer
meister.
Mr.. and Ms. Ed Rocker are re-
joicing over the arrival of a IA pound
girl born Friday, Feb f.
5 The 500 club will meet with Mr..
and Mrs Bert Leicher Thursday
eve.
VIM. Groshams has purchased a
new Ford sedan of Glen Kleeber of
Reedsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Will Schacke enter
tanned several COUPLES at cards Sun
day evening Mrs Groshams won lad
les Prize, Mr.. Grosharns. gents and
Mrs. E. Riggert carried home conso
lation. Those that were present We're:
Mr.. and Ms. Will Grcshanns, Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Ware, Mr.. and Mrs
viii Ratzlaff. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rig
CERT, Ella Williams and August Stein
horst The OCCASION was Mr. and Mrs
Schacke's eleventh anniversary. A
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
WALTON YOUNG LAZY GOES
TO IOWA, HAS POSITION

LeO'a Carpenter has gone to Mt.
Hamil, Iowa where she has a position
at Whites institute. ST >r.gA2 %, -
The Friends w NJ. F. S. met at the
home of D. Miller Wednesday, after
noon. .r-,4 1t 81
The Yuba basketball. teams were
beaten here Saturday evening by the
Walton teams. '-->.teaS-1
Miss Bertha Grover, who teaches
the Oaks school assisted Miss Griffin
Friday and Saturday with the examina
lions taken by the pupils of the Wood
land schools.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Butcher, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Holderman, Mr.. and Mrs
Will Holderman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nate
Mortimer and Mrs. Della Mortimer at
tended the funeral of Mrs, Rachel
Shreve near Hillsboro Thursday.
The stereOptican views showing the
relief work being done among the
poor children of Germany by the Amer
lean Friends Service committee and
those of Friends missions in a num-
Der of foreign stations shown /. here
Thursday and Friday evenings by Rev.
C.. o. Whitley were very interesting
as well as instructive and were much
appreciated. is &s:.--.fFrs
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
rACcEI

Mrs Orsen Holly and Mrs. John
Vock of Arena took dinner with the
w. S. Pierce family one day last week
week and called on other Cassen
friends. They came by way of Spring
Green in Mrs. Holly's Ford roadster.
Mary Darlington and Raymond Meng
wrote for diplomas at Black Hawk
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Conrad Leykauf and Mrs. Peter
Leykauf attended a meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Evangelical church at A. t.. Buchins
Thursday.
Cassell folks needing a doctors SER
vices last week were: Mrs. J. T. Bah
ington, H. j. Meng and Walter Miller,
the last having measles as we'll as
whoop'ng cough. Mrs. Meng, Mrs. OFT
John Miller and others have bad colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller of Spring Green
spent Friday with their son Clinton
and family Little Evan returned with
them for a sit.
Harry Mather, the Watkins man.
spent Sunday at c. H. Kleinert's.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10
SKILLET CREEK

Everyone seems to be making use
Of the snow to haul wood.
Marie Carpenter is at home from the
u. w. for a weeks vacation.
Henry Vol and family spent Sunday
at the A. Smith home.
Winnifred WEIGH and Meta Kind
schi of the training school spent the
weekend with parents and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Voll~ of La Vale has been
moved to the home of Herman Vol
from the hospital.
Mrs. Flora Astle spent part of last
week at the Hill home, helping care
for Harland, who was i'll with the
measles.
The Hill family mourn the loss of
their shepherd dog which was killed by
an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence McGilvra of
Elroy were guests at the Alvin home
recently.
Mrs. WILDER Cahoon entertained the
Ladies club Thursday afternoon. The
ladies brought their work and refresh
ments were served. The club will meet
next with Mrs Flora Toole