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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
OUR GREAT DEBT TO NATURE
(New York Evening POSI-

New York Evening Posi-
Sitting by the open fire one re-
fleets upon the days ard months and
years Of sunshine and all the won
drous alchemy of nature embodied in
the logs that break into dancing
flame, or glowing in the pictured en-
bers as the fire dies down to gray
ing ashes. Or perhaps it is coal, and
ones thoughts run back to the ages
when saurians splashcd among the
trunks and foliage and now pour
forth as it were Canned sunlight ,
for human creatures of today. In :,
country home one reads by the oil
lamp, maybe little rejecting that this
fuel, too, was made in time incon-
ceivably remote; that he is drawing
on natures savings of storcd-up car
bon.
Or one turns on the ready current
of electricity, and if he thinks about
it at all takes it for granted as Al
manufactured essence, little regard
ing the fact that this, too, is only
II diccrent form of the same thing
natures stored-Ap sunshine turned
to power and sent to him over IL
wire. Likely as not the reader gives
no thought to what is added now :
the labor of men in mine and power
house.
And in the warmth of the fire and
by the light of the lamp he reads.
Stored fuel again. Service of men
again. Prophets and kings, poets and
saints, artists and philosophers and
tellers of tales-decades and centu-
ries dead" but still speaking u
anyone who will listen.
One who reflects upon these things
in the comfort and radiance of his
fireside. if he beb of humble and
grateful mind. will look up from his
reading. glance into the fire @here
Nature is pouring forth her hoard
{ for rim, and offer his gratitude IN
the familiar: "Forgivc us our debts
The material condition of happi
ness is not wealth. but simplicity
f; temperance. And without faith nnf
: its rich promises the heart starves
II is we'll to have visions of bet.
! ter life than that of every day, bu
let US remember it is the life Of CIV.
cry dav from which elements of {
better life must come.
Our wishes are presentiments o.
!, the capabilities which lie within us
;. and harbingers of that WHICH W,
shall be in condition to perform.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
NOTICE.

Virginia. Richmond. Virginia. fun
nishhg satisfactory proof of owner
ten years apply for same to Hon
lawful owner can at any time within
Roswell Page. Second Auditor OF
Commonwealth Of .Nirginin, Olicc oil
Auditor of Pebble Accounts, Rich,
mond
BNnl; of Giahpm, Graham, Vn.. dr.
posted by j. w. Craig, $l2.l3 mo-
checked on for fifteen years. Til,
ship. G. LEE MOORE,
S-26-lt. Auditor Public Accounts
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

eve want what Russia raises" de-
clares an economist. At present Rus
sia is raising hados and whiskers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
IN a CLASS BY HIMSELF.

GLOW did YOU get on with SMELL
ing ~ Harry's mother asked him al
ter his first day ut school. dYoI
look so pleased that Pm sure you did
WE'LL"
mos. couldn't spell much of
anything admitted Harry; "nnd /
couldn't remember the arithmetic
very well, nor the geography"
The mother showed her disappoin,
ment. but Harry had consolation IN
reserve.
"But that's no. matter. mother ="
he said; the boys all like me. an |
I've go, the biggest feet in he class.
a blessed thing it is for any ma
or woman to have Il friend. one hui
man soul whom we can trust utter
ly. vino knows the best and the worst
Of us. and who loves us in spite ol
all our faults.
The Illinois Committee on Public
Utility Information figures that in
Chicago alone, residents of the city
save 2S.750O00 900 minutes daily
through use of the telephone.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

Our wishes are presentiments o
the capabilities which lie within us
and harbingers of that WHICH W
shall be in condition to perform.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

II is well to have visions of bet.
ter life than that of every day, bu
let us remember it is the life Of CIV.
cry dav from which elements of {
better life must come.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

The material condition of happi-
ness is not wealth. but simplicity
temperance. And without faith and
its rich promises the heart starves.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

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iii Bette. In be SURE Than Sorry :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
New Striped
Prunella Skirts

=, = u, the fashionable navy-and-
ns9i, ~ and black-and-wh combi-
woma' ,vns' Tor we find that nine
one unen or o.. out OF ten want either the
v,isS. ise prunella cloth is the light
az fsn., ~ iall,wool ! quality, fine and
70 ,Sani ana the box pleating is done
SIS IL isVT ~ the alternate stripes.
pirst Floor. CsntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
A Good Vacuum Cleaner
at-a SO SAVING -

Every woman who hasn't . cleaner y
drudgey. 49, ~
The King Electric Suction hast on te usyh.
bily - "~' .'a w.
used with effort ell by psrssu b easily
about the house 80
During June this excellent cleaner at the .pa
price Of 3S6. ~ ssrSS'.A,
Y1.s~.c - h,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
For Women Who
Like Those
Hand-DraWn
Handkerchiefs

with their dainty designs and
pretty colorings, we have an in
teresting collection in both white
and colored linen.
The white handkerchiefs have
colored drawn threads to form
borders and plaids and different
designs, and they usually have
some floral or other decoration in
the corner. 81 each.
The colored handkerchiefs are
of those vivid-hued linens that
are so popular-greens, blues and
pink and rose shades and have
drawn threads in other colors and
colored embroidery as we'll. $l.75
each.
MAIN Floor, Csntrsl)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Euen for Bathing
She Wears Strap
/. SIippers

They are the newest style
bathing slippers, these smart
little strap affairs, and you
may have them in black sateen
with two straps across the in
step for SITE a pair.
One-strap black satin slip
pers are $2.25.
Two-strap black satin slip
pers are $2.75 a pair.
One Of the newest bathing
hats Is all Of glistening satin
and In charming combination
q royal purple and dull gold.
The hat is quite new in shape,
A finished with a long tassei
and Is 81.
Another new hat is all of
purple satin with white cord
hke stitching. It has a tam
crown, a roll brim and is 1925.
And a gray tam like hat with
purple stitching is very fetch
ing quite new and is 1885.
Colored rubber novelty caps
pegin at 35c and 60 to $2.25
and are in all colors.
And a. plain rubber diving caps
az AZ Zoe and extra heavy ones,
MAIN Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Madeira Tea
Napkins, $9.75
a Dozen

OF fine linen, hand scalloped and
beautifully hand embroidered in
six designs.
Excellent specimens Of Madeira
work and charming gifts for a
bride of June. The price, $9.75
a dozen, remarkably moderate for
napkins of such fine quality and
loveliness. Size 13xl3 inches. All
neatly boxed for giving.
tFtrst FlsoP. Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
A Good Toilet Water
Is Refreshing in
Summer

Queen Mary toilet waters are
all made in our own laboratory
and very many people think they
are the best to be had at their
respective prices. These are
some Of the favorite odors.
Muguet, Rose Speciale. Hello
trope, Queen Of Violets and Jas
mine, al at $3.50 a bottle.
Heliotrope, Muguet, Rose Spe-
ciale at 81 and $3.50 a bottle.
L'Empire, S6c and $l.65
bottle.
Violet, 75c, 81, $1.10, $1.35 and
$1.75 q bottle.
Violettes do Paris, 81 and $1.75
q bottle.
(Msia Floor. Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Women's White. Shoes for
Every Summer Need

Many a woman wears white
footwear from morning till night
in Summer. And finds It eooler
and more becoming than any
other kind for wear with summer
frocks. 49, a.. ~ ..' 4
Pumps and slippers OF white
canvas and buckskin, strapiess
or with one or two straps, with
Louis, baby Louis, Cuban or
military heels, and either light
turned or wsltsd soles, are e95vp
for canvas. and $i2 up for bVsk-
skin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
imported Ramie
Linen, Special, 75c
IA a Yard

have 81. ~ 5'me 2. for a long while we
'0w as this. s'' fam'e linen as
one ~ p, weight is an especially good
IA n, M suits, skirts and dresses
copenhs aas shades Of brown, green,
FkIte kItsaSen. anS light blue, pink, rose,
\ West Aislsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

.Oxfsrds Of white canvas and
buck ckskin. with Cuban. military or
pisin leather heels, arc 81 up In
esnyas, and el6 up In buekskin.
Sports shoes Of white canvas
or buck, With rubber soies and
wedge heels, some with tan
Russia trimming. srs $3.50 to $50.
), a. shce that answers for va
rious needs Is white canvas with
trimming Of tan or black leather,
end .iAsthsr military heels, priced
le7.bo: !. y @
whits hid slippers with Louis
heslH yvtrsSpA 81 strapless: 9i2
= fvT'Trr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
A Special Lot of
Hats for Children
Csc to 50

Wash hats, all of them, and pre-
cisely the kind of hats youngsters
need for now and all Summer.
They are Of sturdy pique in
white, pale pink or pale blue, and
there are styles for little girls
as well as little boys. Mushroom
shapes, round crowns with brims
that turn up, hats with stitched
brims, soft hats and other styles.
2 to 6 year sizes.
Third Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Dining-ROOIsa Suits

Queen Anne suit in American walnut 10 pieces 1886
Queen Anne suit in American walnut 10 pieces, $3.50
Chippendae suit in American walnut 10 pieces, $4lo
Heppelwhite suit IN mahogany. 10 pieces $780,
Chippendale suit in mahogany, 10 pieces, 1910
queen Anne suit in American walnut, 10 pieces, $685.
William and Mary suit in mahogany. 10 pieces, $796
Queen Anne suit in mahogany 10 pieces $3.50
Chippendae suit in mahogany, 10 pieces, $500.
Heppelwhte suit in American walnut 10 pieces. $3.50.
Adam suit In American walnut 10 pieces, $3.50
Heppelwhite suit in mahogany, 10 pieces, S8S5. 49,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Specially Priced
Muslins

Unbleached muslin, yard
wide, &c, 10c, l2hc, 16c and zoe
a yard.
Bleached muslin, 121sc q yard,
one yard wide. The quantity 10
limited Of this last item.
tFirst Fiesr, cksstaat)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
WANAMAKER'S
Store opsas! = q
I'd Sdles Good Fasions Whole Page
Women's Jersey Suits
for Summer

They are lightweight Ter
seys, as they should be-, and. . !.
lightweight purse can indulge
in them, since. they are only
$27.60. -.
They were made In our own
factory and are well hnishsd
in consequences; there are six :
models, all belted, 1snd ths.
tyisvt m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Big Turkish Towels
ExceptiOnal at 35c

Full bleached, snow white,
made with hemmed ends, good
absorbers and will give lots of
service. Liberal size, 20 X a.
inches, at 35c each.
Splendid for seashore or home
use
tFsurth Floor. Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
New Silk Sports
Scarfs in Roman
COlOrs

Beautiful border effects, plaids
and others in plain shades. There
are light and dark colors both and
they are the prettiest possible for
the sports suit or street frock.
They are pure silk, very fine
weave and SIS and $3.50.
Main Floor, Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
IWANAMAKER'S

cdlovs include heather mix
.tures, ,'oxfsrd. oatmeal, navy
and tie mueh-in-d demand black.
For tssvtiihs. for motoring.
f6f Summer wear generally,
when something Of Q practical
sort 10 desired, there 10 nothing
Bettsr than jersey. Also. ~
everybody .knowy, t. doesn't
crush. !. :. ,-.....
q ~ = ~ Y .. a.
= 0alARnfl -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

pieces, $780, ' 'S
Chippendse suit in mahogany. 10 pieces $685. ~
Adam suit In mahogany. 10 pieces. sisSS.
Bedroom Suits, = ~, -, 4 u
Mahogany suit 8 pieces; $62S .,,, =, :. .~- t,t
Queen Anne suit In mahogany, z pieces s1O7o "
Louis XVI suit In mahogany. pieces ~ rs. w
Italian Renaissance suit In American walnut, ID .
Mahogany post suit. z pieces S5ioi ~ is;:: r
Italian "reminiscences suit In American walnut piecss
pieces, S422 s1'-r-'' --''.ss'sssta
Colonial motif suit in mahogany Z pieces. sli1 A
Lous XVI suit In mahogany, lipiscea $s60. 80 s,y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Many Fine Dining Room and Bedroom, Suits
at 40 Per Cent Less .... 49,.

These suits part Of series Of unprecedented
Spring purchases Within the past six weeks hundreds
of them have inand gone again but the selec
tions still here wonderfully attractive
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Leather Portfolios
for Travellers

Convenient little affairs Of gray
and brown alligator cslfskin and
glazed leather In brown, green,
gray and navy.
Containing tablet, address
book, stamp book, pockets for
envelopes and loose paper and
loop for pen or pencil.
Price, $6.75.
main F1seP. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Summer Rugs for
Indoors or for the
Porch

Grass Rugs Unusually
Fine
9x12 f., $14 8x10 IT,, 311.50
6x9 IT,, 50
Colonial Rag Rugs
9xl2 IT,, $1s, $25.5o, $35, $40
and $3.50.
8x10 IT,, $14.50.
7.6x10.6 IT,, S10.50 and $21.50.
6xe IT,, $6.75, $40, $18 and
$3.50.
Speeisl-ex12 IT,, $12.75.
(esvsnth Flsor. ChestAut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
.WANAMAK.ER'S
Store Closes at s
Chinese Rugs +.
With Much to Commend Them

From investment we'll from furnishing point Of view
these very desirable rugs.
quality quality
Of q. good merchandise
prevailing blue golden
selves readily o decorative effects.
People naturally like that combine furnishing
qualities Of practical at moderate prices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Boys and Girls Cool Union Suits

AT 75c-nanook suits for children
Boys trunk
-
All made with drop At back GO
These chldrens suits Floor MIR
ket and Down Stairs Store Central -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Dress Blouses, Tailored
and Lingerie. w aists
About One.Hdlf- Less IL the =.
80, Y..~n UZl,s~k, Cx.Lo. - -.
June Waist Sale !.

Every woman = WHO
wears waists-and what
woman. does not?--,will
find her own styles In this
June sale. Such fine and
just-right waists. blouses
and over-blouses as one
usually pays double -fof. =
Dainty pale-colored, or
bright-colored Georgette,
crepe de chine; mignonette
and other silks. some
hand : embroidered, some
beaded, some with real
lace. Handmade batiste
and voile waists. Morn
ing and tailored shirt
waists Of dimity, lawn,
handkerchief linen, 'ba-
tiste and imported shirt
ings, in the prettiest new
styles. y ' =, -:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Dishes and GldsslDave in a
Sale Of Opportunity

D~SO " OEHVsGSSSGSk0
A sale Of opportunity for every household. and
especially for everybody the lookout for bridal gift
of service and value! -~....,7 v"
sale bringing splendid selections of dinner sets
Of fine quality also cut glass imported decorated glass
ware and light-cut glassware at real savings from
regular values. e. -. = = '..'..
Hundreds of Dinner Sets at Losoer Markinas
Chiefly American Freneh and English. -,-...-
American porcelain sets Sl7:S0 10 SA76o
English porcelain sets; $a6 10 Ss5.
French china sets: 376 to 500.
Other imported SETS $56 to 500. <~.-.'
All Of 1os pieces thel. IL large variety
Of attractive patterns to select FROM - . ;, -,
Fine Cut Class One-Fomth to One-Third Less
Much Of this collection regular stock and much
Of it Is and all Of It Is exceptional, '.'
Pieces Of desirable description included and the
assortment 10 rich In gifts. -. 49, -
Prices from $3.50 for bonbon dish sl75 for lemonade
Imported Decorated Glass,ome
In plain gold bands deeorso.s and In flower, and
gold wealth Of pieces. all spepdd sts. for vase
to $50 for q candy jar. "
Ltoht-CM GLasslcxre"
Pieces and Of all desirable kinds USES nearly a.
in designs done by and obtanabie else
Savings one-fourth. y: So,
Water sets with jug and six tmblers. q 70 IS . ,et
Water sets with jug and six so6lsts, 80 . set
Ice tea SETS jug and sz Ice tss tumb H. sS go ss
Grape juice sets. pieces. ~ eASo .
sherbe sets, pieces $3.50. $50, iA-piece -. SIS
Berry sets. pieces Ss and 81. ,.
Lemonade sets, l2 cups and footed bo~i. sisbo sst
Cheese and cracker Dishes @225, $3.50 UP to 1850.
Handled sandwich trays $50 TO $780,
Hessth xssss. cA>s<.s0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
1900 Pair of Summer
Curtains Specially
Priced

White and ecru scrim curtains
with hemstitched edges at 81
pair; with lace edges, $1.25 q
pair.
White and ecru marquisette
curtains with hemstitched edges
at $3.50 q pair; with lace edges
at 81 q pair.
All 2k yards long.
{Fifth Floor. Maykst)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Smart New Sports Jackets
for Young WOmen-$1S.5O

= Brand new-and smart bel
OF wool Jersey dark blue dark brown the jackets trimmed
with novelty white which resembles krimmer They
tuxedo collars cuffs and pockets Of the white belts finished
With white tases.
Is $18.50-and 14'to 20 sizes.
They'll look we'll with light skirts sports frocks Summer
clothes
t3 tsseond ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Men! Boys! Girls! I! .:= ::,.:s =. !. :. : 4: 4.
25, 200 Summer Union Suits
in an Extraordinary Sale. !.
Men 8 Suits at 85c and $I.I5 .>5s q
Children s Suits at: Z5c
Savings of Fourth to a Half 4.

W. ~
Brand first grade union suits famous mill
Fifteen different kinds to choose of them kinds
wanted right and for al-Summer wear -.s.
One of the best manufacturers undergaens OF this
kind found himself ovestocked by nearly suits
BY taking the entire stock for Philadelphia York
stores got them for a song. -. I'LL
These goods sale both Upstairs and Downstairs 1t
will probably be the big underwear opportunity season
and in which wise people will outfit for the Summer
Mems Athletic Suits -: *=:@* -
At 85c-athehc
ent patterns of striped and figured .:. -;
At $15ahetic Of
ton and of striped madras in patterns. = 4.
Regular
workmanship !.
Generously the
binding a
no size in ! Z.
These suits will Rex1ar NdSr.
wear Section Main Floor Market Market
Down Sore :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
The Most Nearly Perfect Figure
in the World

Tie boys figure modelled by ancient Greek seulpors
"a their modern disciples
This is not individual opinion but the Judgment Of art
s,S beauty connoisseurs in all ages
Strange ghaced stay and old hourgass corset
at woman away from it! ,.,Nl ....
put Il is the again brought her back it.
p.enne particular designed to give the
j lines the figure with notifications eliminate
pumpnes its opposite where Nature has been unind in
either direction . -. -, -.
ssl5O appointments be made for personal fittings
EE' ia. trhird Floor chesnut)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-16
Annual State Conuention Of Royal
Neiehbors Opens Here This Morning

Royal Neighbors. representing the
most prominent n active Royal
Neighbor camps throughout the
state Of North Dakota are in Crane
Forks today to attend the one-day an
nual state meeting which opened yes
usually large number of delegates
have come for the convention which
is announced to be one of the Invest
and most worthwhile state meetings
the Royal Neighbor organization has
ever held. An informalfreception was
held at the Dacotah hotel last night.
During the morning and afternoon
sessions, much business was taken
care of. and in%terspersing the regular
work were addresses of exceptional
interest and some very worth while
musical numbers.
The visitors will be banqueted to-
night at $50 o'clock in st. Mary's
hall and h evening will be given
e to a program for which the local
Golden Rod camp have made ar
rangements.f
Meeting Opens a 9 O'Clock.
The first session of the convention
formally opened this morning in the
Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock. with
Miss Nellie Garvick, vice oracle of
Golden Rod camp, acting as chair
man. and Mrs. Mabel, LAWYER of Leith,
y. IL, IL iSSOfucI. II 4ho1IAh6 PAo-
gran, follows:
Invocation-Rev. John Gerald York.
Observation-Disclosures.
Address of Welcome-Henry J.
O'Keefe, President of the City Com
mission.
solo-Mrs. Stewart Mckenzie.
Address of Welcome to Golden Rod
Camp-Mrs. Nancy McHafiie, Past
Oracle.
Response-Mrs. Clara B. Cliff. state
supervisor.
Mrs. Flora Schultz. state oracle,
takes chair.
The following committees were ap-
Z pointed by the state oracle
Press Committee-Miss Nellie Gar
wick. Grand Forks: Mrs. Alice Vein
berger. Kenmare; Mrs. Ida M. Allison,
Langdon. =
credential Committee-Mrs. Joos,
Wimbledon: Mrs. Hobby, Enderlin
and Mrs. johnson. Leeds.
Resolution eCommittee-Mrs. Inger-
horn, Churchs Ferry; Mrs. Thacker
Mrs. Meese, Rugby.
Dunseith Benefit Committee-Mrs.
Kitchen OF Walhalla, chairman.
Following the appointment of the
committees. the 200 delegates were
registered and the meeting adjourned
until 2 o'clock. p. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-16
W. e. A. OFFICERS
INSTALLED TUESDAY

Installation ceremonies were held
last. evening at, the regular Y. ". GA.
meeting for the newly elected offisere
and members Of the Y. w. c. A. c4bi-
net for the coming year. The usual
flower service" was used, the retiring
officers presenting the new officers
with carnations. Miss Frances Mahon,
retiring president. presided over the
installation ceremonies.
The newly installed officers are:
President. Miss Edna Hesketh
Vice President. Miss Lucille Allen
Secretary. Miss Hazel Meyer
The following young women have
been appointed to the 7. W. GA.
Devotional -chairman-Miss Mar
garet Hops. ~ y
Community Service Leader-Miss
Margaret A. Anderson.
Field Delegate-Miss Mary H.
Cassel.
Social chairmanAMi~ Aldine Bar
rington. .
Employment chairman- Miss
Nellie Landing.
Missionary chairman-Miss Esther
Hurt.
Financial chairman-Miss Lillian
Leith.
Flower Chairman - Miss Emma
Chairman Of 8oom.-Mi.s Myrtts
publicity Chairman - Mis- Glenn
Bruce. -
Miss Frances Butler, pianist. and
Miss Helen Evans, soprano, gave a
brief but interesting program during
the social hour.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-16

In commenoration of the 5th BIRTH
day anniversary of Alpha Theta chap
ter Of Delta Gamma sorority, mem
bers of. that society gathered in the
private dining room OF the Dacotah
Hotel Tuesday cveninE-for a spirited
and attractive banquet. The banquet
was. served ate O'clock y. soossT
This liz the toast program over
which Miss Marie Daely presided:
Respect-Miss Marietta Buchanan.
Enthusiasm-Miss Sylvia Shields.
Honor-Miss. Mable Seim. \
Encouragement-Miss Gail Gaulke.
Idea1fsm-Mrs. A. j.. johnson.
st. Patrick effects decorated the
banquet table and the quaint little
Irish favors were at the places Of
each guest. Yellow jonQuils centered
the table1ss!There. were for So
young /. I sswome INCLUDING active,
pledge aid aluntae q members In
honbfrof thesfouTTdinE ofsEelfa Gamma
sorority in 1874 a large number Of
greetings were received at the sorority
house yesterday from alumnae about
the state and surrounding country.
Mrs. w. e. Black. state treasurer
of the w. G. T. u. and president. of
the local w. C. T. u. society! was
among the local delegates who left
last evening for Fargo to attend the
state w. G. T. U. convention today
and Thursday.