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jointly. and AIRS. Anna Mullins. club
secretary. 10 discuss and arrange the
program 10 be given during the Y.
W. c. A. high school conference In
Tacoma, December and 4.
The Union Bible class club. OF the
v. w. G. A., win meet Thursday
evening. December 1. at 6 o'clock. in
the private dining room ON the sixth
floor OF the Association building for
the supper ana social hour. This VIII
he followed BY a business meeting nj
o'clock, In the Bible claasrooms, or
the second floor. The officers for the
club for the coming year win be
elected at this business meeting.
Another successful event was add.
ed to the Y. w. c. A. activities when
the Friends OF All club gave it's an.
nuai banquet last Friday evening. at
3sso. IN the tea room on the second
floor OF the Y. w. c. A.
This club consists OF young busi-
ness and professional girls. and moth.
ing was lacking in vim or talent in
making the evening enjoyable and
long to be remembered by the mem.
bers and guests.
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Compound, which did and in sbort
time felt better. / had al kind q
bad spells. but they all left me. Nov
when feel weak and nervous | tsks
the Vegetable Compound and Il &.
ways does me good. ] wish I'll women
would try it during the Change d
Life for | know II will do them god "
Mrs. A.kELLER, Alton, Tennssnse,
Women from forty-fve to Afsy
years Of age should take vnrnine
from such symptoms - heat AaGhos
palpitation Of the heart, smotherhr
or fainting spells. or spots before IL
eyes. and prepare their system IL
this perfectly natural change b. III
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's veretsble
Compound. 1t has helped many,
many women through this txyne
period. just ~ it did MIRA Kelleg.
Mother. bring nome some q
R0fdt's Milk Rread'-Ad AZ er4tunun~nR
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Cynthia Grey:
This College Girl Prefers CoUe-Mdn Lore; Doesny
Qnite Agree win Agnes Ayres, Film Star
Do women prefer cave-man Low,

Dear Miss Grey: Do women prefer cave-man love? Mi.
Ayres saws they don't and forms that opinion because b
played role the girl subdued by the maseru Sheks
But that experience is only makebeeve affair cann
taken criterion Of the power Of the cayeman and h
methods.
1t is only in fiction and the screen that the caveman
actually brutal force But the real cayean the one
who mentally masterfu coupled with physical force
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Y. w. c.. A.
Activities

Beginners In basketball are asked
TO come every Monday and wcdnes.
day at 7. and the advanced players
at T:30 o'clock.
New members are accepted every
Monday and Wednesday. from TO s
o'clock.
The Retcbe club. Of the Ballard
high school. win meet In the Girls
ciubroom OF they. W. c. A.. on the
third floor. for their regular month.
" business meeting at .. IN. Mon.
day. December IS.
The Cosmopolitan club executive
board viii hold It's meeting Monday.
December rs. az y. m, In the OF.
flee OF Mrs. Anna r. Mullins. club
secretary.
Next Tuesday. al s p. M, the Cos.
mopoiitan club viii meet for club
supper In the large private dining
room OF the cafeteria. In the Y. w.
C. A. At 7;i5 the girls viii meet in
the ciubrooms on the second floor for
their monthly business meeting and
reports. i
Next Thursday. December /. at 4
p. m. the Fahoio or high school girls
club will hold its cabinet meeting in
the girIs' clubroom. on the third
floor. Each chairman Of the various
committees will meet with her own
committee.
Next Thursday. at 6 y. m. the
Friends OF All club viii NEE, for cIup
supper in the small private dining
room OF the cafeteria OF the Y. VIC
A. At 7.i5, In the girls clubroom. on
the third floor. the girls viii hold
their monthly club meeting. and RI.
ports will be read.
Next Friday. December ?. at 1 y.
m. the Acacia club will meet IN the
girls cIubroorn. on the third floor OF
the Y. w. c. A.. for It's monthly bust.
ness meeting and reports. Mrs.
George Tucker will lead in the do
votionsI talk.
The High School club girls OF TIA
coma have invited the cabinet girls
OF all high schools along the West.
ern coast OF Washington 10 Join
them in cabinet conference.
Next Tuesday. November 70, az 4
p. m, in the girls clubroom. on the
third floor. Miss Guia Il. Gamble.
girls work secretary Of the North.
west field. will meet the cabinets OF
the Retobc club and Fsholo club
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Personal

MT. ana MIN, Albtfi thafiiF
Phillips and MIR. md Mrs. J. w
Spangled spent the weekend Ia
Rockingham. the guests of Mr AMI
Mra. Henry Jukea, at Isldidge
Farm.
pr end Mrs ". g. Davis Of
Vancouver. -. G.. who have been
tho quests OF Mr. and Mn. Andrew
NJ Gillespie for the past week,
lett today for their home, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gillespie and small
son. Andrew. Jr.. who VIII spend
a few days with them before going
10 Victoria 20 visit Mrs, Gillespie's
aunt. Mrn. william J. Gopel. for
a short time.
Mr. and Mrs Ismnk Horsely re-.
turned 90 their home Ia Yakima.
saturday. after visiting their son
and danghter-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
william ~ Hornciy, for week.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Carol
Kerr. who are attending Mills
College In California. viii spend
the holidays In this city.
Miss Marian coyeli viii spend
tho holidays In Chicago, whore she
Will give "a recital and fill private
engagements.
Mias Emily Jerome. who - a
student az the comstock school m
New York. will spend her Christ.
mas vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy Jerome.
Miss Winifred Ccmmoll. who n
attending tho state normal school
In Ellensburg. spent the Thanks.
swing holidays at her home In this
city.
Mr. Paul Mccoole left f'riday
for New York city. 10 join Virginia
lea In her rccitala. az accompanied
and soloist on her tour OF the la.
cific coast
Colonel Harry westcrvclt Gregg
arrived Saturday 20 Join Mrs Gregg,
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. William LsfERrd Eaton. Tor
some time. They will leave next
Saturday Tor ,'nitnel GrcS-r new
stltion At Louu, ale. ny
Mr.. George Matzen returned last
week from a months business trip
in the East.
Mrs, Harry !. Worth IL expected 10
return next week from a trip Of sev.
erai weeks in the East.
Mr.. A. u, Galloway returned Sun.
day from a short trip TO California.
Mr.. Everett Clark lcfg Sunday for
Chicago. on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ~ Burnett
have removed to Hollywood. Cal.
where they plan TO make their home.
Mrs olive Dowden returned the
last OF the week from indianapolis.
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Pinkham's veee-
table Compcund
has done for ne.
D U ring the
Change Of Life I
was In bed for
eight months snd
had two good d.
tors treating n
but they did NJ
no good A frisnd
advised me totake
Lydia E. PINK.
ham'a Va~~&~kl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

suitable Holiday CIT for iadyl These Robes OF
splendid quality Of corduroy. medium vale sleeves
beited plain embossed; rose blue salmon and
purple. Priced moderately
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Rainier. Noble Auxiliary No. /

Rainier Noble Auxiliary. No l..
American Legion. will hold an all.
day meeting with Mrs. y. w Har.
graves. $500 10th ave. ". r.. Tues.
day. November 20. at 1880 a. M.
Bring luncheon and come prepared
to sew ON articles for the bazaar.
which will be held the second week
IN December.
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Orthopcdic Tea
Sion .Ncl.iicn

First I'm Guild viii be IN charge
OF the Orthopedic Tea shop Tues.
day. with Mrs Frederick Fischer as
hostess. assisted 10y Mrs, Harry sum.
ncr. Mrs. Caspar Sharnles, Mrs, Burr
Fisher, Mrs Edward Nj. Mills, Mrs.
Theodore Hailer. Mrs L, " Watt,
Miss Lillian CarStens and Miss
Beatrice Ciupp
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Music
Opera at Cornish
Tonight. ~

This evening will mark the opening
OF the Seattle season Of intlme
grand opera. when ''Manon,f BY Mas
rcnrt, which VIII be presented a. IN"
Cornish theatre by sara y. y. Pea.
body in the title role, and jacques
Jou.Jeryille singing tho opposite part
The color. the fire and emotion The
exquisite music and the romance OF
the opera have always made u -
favorito among music lovers, and thH
evenings performance viii be ospe'
cially beautiful because Of the ORA
matte and vocal ability Of the two
principals. as well sB the beauty OF
staging and lighting u the produo'
ton.
There will be second performance
Of "Manon" next Saturday evening,
when the proceeds viii 40 20 the Vas
nar college endowment fund and
again on Monday evening. Dec. s.
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Entertainment for
Rride-Elect

For the pleasure OF Miss Erma
verd. who will be December bride
Mrs. Fred A. Hill and Mrs. X. r.
Peters viii entertain with a tea at
the home Of Mrs nm. SIZES First ave
n. W. Tuesday afternoon from ?
until : o'clock.
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Seattle
Society
Liuingston b. Stedmon,
Jr., 10 We'd Easter,
Girl, Benefit Dance
VIII BE Holiday Affair.

Mrs. ROBERT Al.ENtS Me
Nl WILLIE. OF Aberdeen. Miss. has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Lois Reynolds, TO
Livingston H. Stcdman. Jr. OF Sc
attic. The wedding will take place
early in February.
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where she spent a month Visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Ralph Hopkins rs leaving this
week by motor for New York. going
by way Of los Angeles. the Imperial
Valley and Florida. Accompanying
him viii be Mr. Oscar Ashbf Mr..
Sam Gaylord and Mr.. T. a. Babcock,
from Alaska
Mas shirley and Miss Jacqueline
McCuIloch. who are attending the
Holy Names academy, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Stole.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". -. Perkins. Mrs.
Harvey J. fettcr and Mrs. Wallace
Green Collins viii return Tuesday
evening from a trip in the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
sunsr, Height. communI., Club

The regular meeting OF the Sunset
Heights Community club will he held
"Wednesday evening. November 80 al
the home Of Mr.. G. T.. Sumbario.
ial5 Sunset ave. Mr.. Peter Wit has
accepted an Invitation 10 be present.
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Mr.. A. y, Galloway returned Sun.
day from short trip TO California.
Mr. Everett Clark lcfg Sunday for
Chicago. on short business trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Yacht Club Dinner
Dance

A special turkey dinner. which Is
one In the winter series OF dinner
dances the Yacht club Is giving. win
take place at the clubhouse Satur'
day evening. December J.
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Dinner limitations
Recalled

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott
Bullitt have recalled the invitations
for the dinner they had planned TO
precede the Winter Ball next Friday
evening, owing to the death OF Mr..
Bnllitt's uncle. Mr.. Fred s. slim
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

The Queen Anne Lutheran
church. Eighth ave. W. and McCraw
At. will give a Christmas bazaar Fri.
day. December :. both afternoon and
evening. Dinner viii be served nj
the church from $40 to .. IN. at a
nominal cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Chi OMEGA MEETING

Chi OMEGA sorority announces "a
business meeting at the Chapter
house. for Friday afternoon. De.
cember :. al 1880 o'clock. Mem.
hcrs are urged 10 attend this i'm.
rortant gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Luncheon GiUen In
Euerett for Miss Herd

AS a pre-nuptial compliment 70
Miss Erma Nerd. Miss Creigh Gun.
bingham entertained with a large
luncheon al her home in Everett
Saturday afternoon. A number OF
sorority sisters went up for the af.
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Mvitdtions Issued for
BRIDGE Luncheon

Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. c. L. Tenny for a bridge lunch
con al her home Tuesday afternoon.
Forty guests viii be entertained and
Mrs. Tenny will be assisted by Mrs.
Omar j. Humphrey.
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Informal Buffet .Supper

An infosmal buffet supper will be
given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul
az their home Wednesday evening.
December IA.
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Musical Program
at Sunset Club

A musicale win be given at the
Sunset club. "Wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. when the following pro
gram viii be presented by Mrs. Anna
Roberts Tyson. contrslto. and MIR.
Carl Pitzer. pianist:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Flannelette-Yard Csc

21'inch heavy Fleece Elan.
nelotte; patterns in both light
and dark shades; soft velvet
finish: suitable for kimonos and
bathrobcs.
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Sunddu Ni0ht SuDDer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Thurston
entertained with a delightful supper
at their home on Queen Anne hill
sunday evening.
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Cosmopolitan Club

Cosmopolitan club will meet In pri-
vate dining room OF Y. w. c. A. caf.
eterta at .. m. At 7.is q. m. an.
nual business meeting and reports.
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Ladies' Aid Columbia Congregational
Church

ladies' Aid Of the Columbia Con.
Frcgational church viii hold -
meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Reynolds. f2nd s. and Ldmunus
IT.. Thursday. December ]. y. m.
Program arranged.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Michigan Apple blossom club
viii meet next Thursday for lunch
con al 1880 y. m. nj the home OF
Mrs. Roy Bennett. isss W. esrd IT..
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Seek to Increase
State School Tax

Seeking TO increase the amount OF
school funds raised by state taxes. Of.
ficers OF the Washington Education
association and the state Parent.
Teacher association have completed
plans for securing favorable lcgisla-
ton on the subject.
AZ meeting IN the couniy-ciiy
building. satnrday.the terms Of the
proposed bin were adopted.
Japanese ot,seryc the custom Of
giving holidays TO oxen and horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Wonan', Centnr, Clnh

French department OF the WON.
ans Century club will meet at New
Washington. at II a. m.
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Informal Bridge
for Visitor

Mrs. c. J, Smith entertained with
an informal bridge OF two tables,
as her home Saturday afternoon,
ccmpnnenting Mrs. ]. u. MontKom.
cry of Portland, Invitations were
confined to close friends OF Mrs.
Montgomery.
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Monday Practice Club

Mrs. Glare Z. Farnsworth enter.
tanned the Monday Practice club az
her home today. Luncheon followed
the program.
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ysssar ConnIiie.

Nassar endowment fund committee
Will meet at Y. w. c. A. tea room, at
i2ao .. m.
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Family Reunion

Mrs. susan Chambers entertained
with family reunion dinner OF four.
teen covers at her home yesterday
afternoon.
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IN BED EIGHT
MONTHS


Alton, Tenn. ~ want othsr ~.
ferIng women TO know what Lydis >
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Ladies Aid. Columbia Congrex nj ionai
Church


The Ladies' AID Of the Columbia
Congregational church will give a
tea Thursday AT ? .. m. az the home
OF Mrs. Y. r. Rehnolds. 3esi Ed.
munds st
/onery Club
The Zonery club will meet Monday
day evening, November IS. at 7:so
o'clock In carpenters' hall. A muyf
cal program viii be given. also an
address by DR.. X. y. Jay on the sub.
ject OF "Catarrh."
l.. u. r.. Club
The T.. o. Y. club viii give n char.
iiy card party tomorrow at lao D. m.
at the Elks' club. For reservations
call Mrs. oliver Hulback. Rainier
0ssi.
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Supper Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Leroy Morris
entertained with nm informal supper
at their home last evening
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Daughter Of 81. Georrc

Mrs Edward Cook will entertain
the members OF the Daughters Of
81 George AT her home. s20s 10Th
n, w. Tuesday. November -. at
1880 ., m All members and friends
invited.
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Ladi~s' Aid 6.nd NJ. T.. Church
Tn. ladies' Aid OF IN. s.nd NJ. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Baby Crib Blankets
Each $3.50

Dandy little Baby Crib Blank
cts; deep. soft nap: wool fin
ished, soiesette bound edge;
plain white. also pink and blue,
with fancy designs.
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Fortson- III, resrn Auxiliary

Fortson.rhygesen auxiliary. L. =.
W. w. viii meet al Veterans hall,
the Armory Sale OF fancy work and
other articles IN the afternoon. Din.
Nor az 9 y. m. followed By cards. All
veterans and friends Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
AMI women.. Improvement club

Alkl Women's improvement club
will entertain the husbands OF the
members al know Our Husbands
evening at the home OF Mrs. George
a. Smith. 800 W Spokane IT.. Tues
day. November 30. at : =. m. There
will be musical program. com.
muni,y singing and refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28
Palm Circle. No. 60

Palm circle. No. So, Noighbors
OF Woodcraf,. viii entertain neigh.
bors and friends Tuesday evening
Nov. 20. In Brotherhood hall. First
ave. and Pike Il. Tho admit
lance fec will be an old photograph.
old .fashionod clothes as far as pos.
siblc Will be worn. The object Of
the meeting Is to become aeauaint
ed and tho evenings entertainment
VIII consist OF recitationH. and an
old fashioned spelling class by an
old'fashioncd teacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

The hostcsses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. ]. III. Bioedei and Mrs. Raj.
eigh +. Chinn.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

church will hold a bazaar at the
church Tuesday and Wednesday. No
vcmber ~ and 80 The bazaar Will
open at 1880 II. m. Dinner win be
served Tuesday evening from until
7 o'clock. Luncheon on "Wednesday.
Program both evenings,
Quarante Club
The Quarnnte club will meet At
the home ~ Miss Mabel Trcgoning,
fsos Beach drive. Tuesday evening.
December o. Response 20 roll call.
MY Pet Recipe" christmas Cur
toms OF Various Countries" Mrs.
William Angerson.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Rainier Chapter, u. A. X.


Rainier Chapter. -. A. r., will
meet at Frederick q Nelson's audi
tofium ON Tuesday afternoon. No
vemher 30, az o'clock. Following
an address by Miss olive Johnson
on Immigration" Miss Madello
Gnle will sins group OF songs. &c.
companlcd 10y Mrs. Hattie Edcnholm
Carlson. including "Nightlngale Has
a Tyre OF Gold" by whelpley; "Who
kuowsy" by closlough.Lcightcr. and
Tomorrow. by Sprows.
Seattle Lodge No.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. villa
lo,d business meeting Tuesday,
November 20. AT s y. m. shara
In Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
Music Study club
Music Study club will meet with
Mrs. II, II. Perry. 1910 y. Lynn st..
at 1880 y. IN.
l.. q. u. Club
l.. O. T.. club viii meet az lslks'
club at lao y. m. Benefit card party.
For reservations please call W.. Oh.
iver Hulback. Rainier t0ti.W.
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Mother. bring nome some q
Boldt's Milk Breadl--AdveFtissmssG
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$1,000 BLANKETS: wool and
cotton mixed plaid Blankets,
superior cotton warp; pure wool
filling; heavy nap. Size 7OxsO
inches.
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72xss inches; Commercial
Wool Bats: weight 2 pounds;
guaranteed 80 per cent wool;
soft and fluffy.
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4 He1-c
>lIere ~
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The Cosmopolitan club executive
board VIII hold It's meeting Monday.
December IS. az 9 y. m. In the Of
flee OF Mrs. Anna r. Mullins. club
secretary.
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Comforters 1898

$500 VALUES; heavy weight;
attractive all.over floral pat.
terms, fancy quilted; size 72x7s
inches.
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West Side woman's Improvement

The West Side Moman's Improve.
ment club VIII hold bnnar Tues-
day November 20. at tsts Califor.
MIA ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles n Burnett
have removed TO Hollywood. Cal.
where they plan TO make their home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-17
Impressive Services
AT Episcopal Church

One of the most beautiful sermons
heard in any of the churches Sunday
morning at the usual eleven o'clock
services was delivered at ST. PauPs
Episcopal Church by Rev. William S.
Slack, who for four years has been
rector at st James Church in Alex
andria, La The Rev w. f. Dakin,
rector Of ~ Georges Church Of
Clarksdale, Miss, former rector Of
Saint PauPs, was also present and
assisted in the service.
The subject Of the Rev Mr. Slack =
sermon was in appreciation of the
American citizenship of Columbus,
and in his sermon he told what the
town of Columbus stood for and as
to what it meant. He especially i'm
pressed the thought that we should
an be proud that we are citizens of
this city, and yet we should not be
lltIcly SdLiSllCu Win iilN NiliLtHoNlpI
here, but that We should glory in the
of God
A beautiful musical program was
rendered by the choir, Miss Matte
Lou Brown and Mr. Davis d. Patty
being in charge. The program was
as follows:
professional Hymn, The Son of God
goes forth to War"
Venite, "Oh, Come Let US Sing Unto
the Lord
Gloria, by Nevins.
Te Deum, by Corbin
Hymn, an the Cross Of Christ !
Glory
Recessional, "Twas A Joyful
Sound"
An unusually large crowd attended
this beautiful service. 1
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-17
MIR. COOK HERE

The Dispatch acknowledges a
friendly call this morning from Mr.
William L. Cook, prosperous and
enterprising planter from the Penn
section, four miles south Of Artesia,
who came to Columbus to help us
celebrate our one lTundredth birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. Cook is an old-time friend Of
Captain r. H. Sharp, our honored
postn7 aster, who is to lead the parade
tomorrow morning. The horse that
Captain Sharp will ride is the property
of Mr.. Cook The horse, William
L." now ten years old, was raised
by Cook from colt. He is black,
sixteen hands high, and weighs eleven
hundred pounds. He PAGES mile in
2:17 and trots a mile in three min
utes. Mr.. Cook is very proud of Will
liam L.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-17
Local Hi-Y Boys
Show Appreciation

The Hi-Y Club of the Columbus
High School, under the direction Of
the State Y. NJ. c. A., has been doing
good work in carrying forward the
campaigns for "Clean Speech, Clean
Habits and Clean Athletics" This
work was started in Mississippi in
1914, and last year saw 1872 schools
with Hi-Y Clubs The fact that school
men are asking for this woilx makes
it the task c. those cln0s already or
ganized to help, extend the work
throughout the state.
The Lee High School Club is going
to do its share by holding what is
known as Hi-Y Dollar Day on We'd
nesday, Oct. 10Th. The club members
will be divided into two teams for the
sake of competition Every citizen
is asked to back up these boys and
the State Y. M. G. A. in spreading
the slogan of "Clean Speech, Clean
Habits, and Clean Athletics" to all
the boys in Mississippi. This cam
paign will interfere in no way with
the Centennial but in reality will be
a part of it which the boys will put
over of their own accord.