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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
A Vigorous Protest
Against Speeding


Albuquerque. N. NJ, Aug. IL. 1871.
Editor Tho EycninE Herald
Dear Alr-Thls a-fternoou an The cor.
ncr or TI1craa ana i.inxcnsh streets
there was a had antomohllo COLI.
slnn. II eocms ~ though this terri
tory Il becnminn tho fancy .peed-
way for those who have no cnns,d.
Grafton for the rirhtr Of othcrs. or
rathcr have not the humanity to con-
ccdn the right of children and others
10 use the streets ! have been told
that children have no right TO be on
the street where they ate sHdanEsFsd
by autos. Children also have no
right 10 be on the tracks of the rail-
roads. yet u a trian happens. while
on ita legitimate business. 70 strike
and injure one. there Il n great to
do by all the papers. and liberal
damages.
There have passed the house In the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
THE PRICE OF PAYING PUBLICITY

HELPFUL publicity Of the constructive kind, whether for iudTyid-
Ill ual or community, can only be had these days for a price. One
~ must buy newspaper or magazine space and pay for IL nj mar
ket rates. or one must do something so worth while and 80 well As
10 make the deed into news. Then there is no limit TO the reward,
The Santa Fc railroad has just presented 10 the city of Santa Fo
one % the most beautiful pieces of printing we recall having seen
II is entitled "Santa Fe. the End Of the Trail, - aud is the oficia
program Of The Santa Re fiesta, September 0 TO 8 Not only is II
beautifully printed but il is being wonderfully circulated, pretty
much everywhere throughout the United States.
The Santa Fe did not donate this book 10 the New Mexico CAPT
fal. Santa f. earned il. Ralph Twitehell and a little group Of u.s.
saeisies rcsurrected the Santa Fe fiesta Of ll2 or ,hcreabouts and
made IL many times more picturesque aud more interesting than
history indicates the original event to have been. They made it %
worth while that the advertising department Of the Santa Fc rail
road and the passenger traffic department found It. profitable u
Iacl The enterprise, promote IL aud encourage public attention fN
Ri III over the United States a little later IN the month newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Roads Stand Up tJliH
Under Heavy Rains
Forset Service Learns

Rondn In the santa Re forcst arc
hoiding up vol nudsr the heavy
rains which the forest Ia having. ac-
cording 10 c. A. Long, district en-
ginccr OF the forest service who has
returned from nm Inspection "Trip
through both the Jcmcz and Pccos
branches OF this forest.
Rains an the upper rccos have
damaged the portion OF lint road
which has not yet been surfaced with
gravel. he reports, but Il is siil pass
able. The road from Pcc0s town 10
the mouth OF the Holy Ghost canyon.
which has been surfaced this sum
nser. has Sustained no damage and "
In excellent condition.
A regular maintRinancc crew VIII
be kept ON the part Of this road above
the Holy Ghost In order TO keep II
open until after h rains are over.
II will then be surfaced and put IN
shape for fall ana winter travel.
From Buckman to the Riio de Los
Frijoirs canyon. the road IN in good
condition IN spite OF the rains. he re-
ports. large numbers OF tourists arc
visiting the clln dwellings at the Rito
every day.
The forest service has completed n
trail from the Rito to Bland. which
opens 10 tourists n way to all OF the
cinity. This trail II good. aud ear
be used by horseback parties.
The value OF property protected by
are insurance was more than $780,
O00. 1000 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Two Snake Dances;
News Today From
Hopi Headquarters

Giad tidinEs came today TO per-
SOM who contemplate attending the
Hopi snake dance at Walpi On the
first mesa In Arizona this month.
There will be two dances. Tho
first snake dance is to be held at
Toreva on the second meso. ~ miles
from Walpi on August %. The
dance at walpi is to be- held on Au-
gust 2b as formerly announced. Wal
ni ia te0 miles from Gallup ana the
trim VIII nave to be- made overland
from that point.
That There would be two snake
dances Instead of one was announced
by u. p. Robinson Of the Indian r.
rigatiou service this noon Mr.. Rob
inson says hat while the dance on
tho second mesa viii not be a. large
NJ the n to be held on August -,
u viii be equally as impressive to
those who have witnessed the
dance
walpl has a population Of 500 to
Torova's 200.
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been feeling badly for three years and
had two Of the best doctors IN the city,
but ! kept getting worse and only
weighed l2 pounds. isaw your advor-
tisement and i took eight boxes Of Lydia
y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tab
lets, four bottles Lydia f.. Pinkham'a
Blood Medicine and your Liver Pills and
noticed an improvement right away.
Now ] weigh 1873 pounds and feel fine.
Everybody tells me how we'll | look and
asks me what | took and | always say.
Lydia f. Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the best medicine in the world
for any sickness to which girls AMI
women are subject | will always have
a good word for your medicine and you
may use my name whenever you wish"
Mrs. JOSEPH WLLINAE, ~ South
9th Street, Hamilton, Ohio.
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First CongrcgntlonnI Chnrch.

(Cornor Coal and South Broadway
Harold S, Davidson, Ph. D., min
ister. residence. s26 South Walter.
sunday school at 9.i5. j. II. Jones,
superintendent.
Morning worship AT II o'clock-thc
third in the series Of union services
participated iu by this church. the
christian and tho Central Avenue
Methodist. Service hold IN this church
ana the preacher. Roy. vs.. A. Guy
Theme: "Christ's Conception OF ~,
Church"
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Union
service; spcatcr Rev. W. \, Guy.
muhIrct; The Saints OF Caesar
Household" Special music morning
.find evening by H united choir.
g. r. service AZ Z o'clock. subject.
True Temperance in Heart and iifo'
q tess b.i-iD Leader, Miss Miriam
Srhsibt.
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PrcsbytcrInn Church


Corner Ftfth M SllNerl
II. A. Cooper and &. II. Mexican.
pastors.
9:t5 a. m. Sunday school.
II n. m. morning worship. Sermon.
Guard the Deposit" > Tim. 1;lA
Solo: Thou Wit Keep Him m
Perfect Peace (SpeaksD, Mrs. T.. l..
Foulks.
T.3O .. m. Musical program by the
Christian E~ndcayor.
Wednesday B y. m. Mid-wCek
prayer meeting.
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General News of the
Churches

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Methodlsm In
Chicago and the middle west viii DO
well represented at the Ecumenieai
Methodist conference in session Sept.
6 to IS In London, England.
Delegates representing 3~s.s00,OO0
Methodisis will be In attendance, Il Is
stated In announcement from head
quarters OF the Methodist committee
on conservation and advance here.
This Methodist population ls divided
into the western section. which ems
braces the United States, Canada, and
Japan. with their missions. estimated
at 2~9.2ba.SOb, and the eastern section
which embraces Great Britain and
Australia and their missions, with
| T.3s9.3S5.
Among Chicagoana who win nd-
| dress the conference are Bishop I'd
gar Blake, now resident bishop uf
| Paris. France. who Will speak on
sunday School Work" Or. J. Is. Hin
geley. secretary Of the board Of con
ference claimants. on Preachers
Pensions Dr. Dan y. Brummitt.
editor Of The Epworth Herald, on
Tho Church and Young People" In.
J. $. ladd Thomas, pastor Of Austin
Methodist Episcopal church On
Drifts To anH From the Church. 90
Dr. r. Hobb Earring. editor or the
Northwestern Christian Advocate. on
The Newspaper AS an Eyangchzing
Agency" and Or. T.. -. Kohlstcdt. di-
rector Of field activities. committee
on conservation and advance. on "A
Year OF Methodist Achievements"
Other noted speakers from this
section are Bishop 4. -. Leete. In
diHnnpolis. who will speak ON Ten
Years Retrospect OF Methodist Work.
Or. O.. - Spencer. Kansas City. Mo.
editor of the Central Christian Advu-
cate Will also speak on this subject
Rev George Elliott. -. D.. Detroit.
Mich. editor Methodist Review. on
Christian Doctrine In Relation ca
Present Thought" Rev. II. %. Auman.
II. j., pastor, Denver. Colo, on Mis-.
rlonury Problems. Dr.. Frank Durau
district superintendent. ST. Paul
MINI, will have charge Of a devo.
tonal service. Or. r.. G. Marcing
editor Of The Western Christian Ad.
NocHtu Cincinnati. on THE Religious
NEWSPAPER and Pres. Charles T.
Flint. Cornell college. Mount Vernon
a.. on Tho Future Of Methodism.
Bishop I.cctc Of indianapolis h. nov
In London In charge OF seating o
the western delegates, pr. r.. -
Kohlstcdt and Dr. u. u Brummitl
are already on their way. and Or
J. $. l.. Thomas and T.. A. Ztrlng
expect 10 sail nest week.
Important questions concerning IA,
future work of Mothodists viii b,
discussed, but tho conference has II,
executive power.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner OF Gold VENUE n Arno
Strect.)
Carl Schmidt, pastor: residence.
soc South Arno street.
Sunday school. 9;f5 n. m.
Services In the English language AT
II o'clock. The Rev. 4. Schmid Of
Ellsworth. Kansas. will preach. Gods
Intentions when He Anlicts Us with
Illness" will be the subject OF the
anrmon.
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A GOOD PROGRAM

THE Bona Ana county farm bureau has placed itself on record as
against amendments numbered ) and II. The first is the pro-
. posal 10 limit tax levics, and the provision In the amendment TO
whseh these farmers object is that which would limit school tax
lcvieS 10 ten mills They do not want their schools crippled
The other, amendment No. IL, is the $2O00O00 highway bond
issue. which the people have turned down once, and which they
win be forced to vote upon once more next November, in ease they
surn a down on September 20
Opposition TO these two amendments constitutes a mighty good
program and one that can be adopted with safety by every citizen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

W. y. VanderpOoL, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. M.
League. Z y, m.
Onion summer service at M Com
grcgational church. II a. m. and $
.. m.
Rev. willard A. Guy. minister OF
the broadway Christian church viii
preach both morning and evening.
Morning topic. "Christ's Conccp-
ton OF His Church; evening theme:
"Th. Saints OF Caesars Household"
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nrondwny Christian Church.

(COrncr broadway and Gold.J
Willard a. Guy, minister; IFS
south Walter; phone i64l-W.
1880 a. m Lords supper.
9.fs a. m. Bible school.
II r.. m. Union services AT Com
xrerational church. Mr.. Guy viii be
the speaker Topic; "ChristH Con-
ecption Of His Church
7 y. m. Endcavor meeting.
.. u. Union services at cungrc-
sstinual church. Mr.. Guy viii speak
On: The Saints OF Caesars House
hold"
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on my feet and | was
never without a
headache. II I
walked up town |
thought | would drop
and many a time l
felt so bad ! had TO
60 20 bed and ! was
not able 10 do much
Of my homework.
! would have hemor-
rhnges every { " o
weeks and dragging
down Mains. had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Woman's Club buIIding. bIS WesI
Gold went
Sunday services at II a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
maetinr Mt 3 o'clock.
Sunday school at s.t5 n. m. for
children w 10 the age OF 20 years.
The reading room. p, Mclini
building. f12h West Central avenue.
In open daily except sundays and hol-
days. from 2:30 to $3.50 y. m.
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tConcr broadway and Lead Avc.)
Thomuu r. Harvey. pastor, resi-
dcncc, 1870 ERat Gold avenue. phone
i3ls-M.
Rthio school o:f5 "a IN. 4. T..
MnncrJ. superintendent.
Mems convention Bible class meets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Btre.aH road, near bridge.
r. ogilNic, pastor; parsonage, 80
south sixth street, phone &4-J.
1850 q. m. ENangclistic service.
Address by Mr.. J. Il. Madrid. open
air service az y. ~. In front OF
church. Al are invited.
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'fDOET'S'-foR WIaHfBo,
Don't wish you could find : iob--Ftni ~
Doa't wiEh you eould rent your spare
ment-Rent u.
Don't Wish you could sell -FOUR homs-
Sell II.
ny nslag tbs Hsraid's Classified oolamns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Mrs. WHITMAN
TESTIFIES
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's vege.
table Compound to Be the Best
Medicine for Girls and Women

Hamilton. Ohio. II had such awful
pains in my back ] could hardly stand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Meets every Sunday at Moose
hall; afternoon. 3 o'clock: evening,
o'clock; Wednesday evening
7.lb o'clock.
Praise and testimony. Friday eve
ming 7:ts o'clock. Study OF the
Finished Mystery.
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REGULAR ~HEPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES

Notice is hereby given that u reg.
ular republican primary VIII be held
In Precinct No. 20. city Of Albuguor,
que. uu Monday, August H.. 1921
between the hours of { aud 4 O'Clock
y. Do. az the office OF tho Nutlnnh.
Investment CO. 2Os West Gold ave.
nue.. Tor Tho purpose of clociinE 81
delegates to tho county convention.
JOHN W WILSON,
Acting Chairman, Precinct 20.
B|ernHlilio County.
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Morning Worship. II a. M.
SunhcNms 3 y. m.
Senior aud Junior Unions. : y. m.
Evening worship. = p. m.
Rev. \. :. Russell. state secretary
OF sunday school and -. Y. j.. g..
VIII preach both morning lud ,,on-
ing
Mid-wcok prayer meeting Wodnrs.
day evening at 3 O'Clock.
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TTfTV'T TTNTW WTW 0TTFTT.I
Arthur NJ knudHen. pastor.
at6 a. m. Sunday school We
welcome All ages. A w. Kracmer,
SUPERINTENDENT.
~ a.. m. Morning worship The
pastor viii speak on 'fThc Supreme
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advertisements all over the nation will be used by the railroad to
,al more attention TO this fiesta.
On the first page OF n New York newspaper last week Chcy-
eune. Wyoming. had full sway. with pictures aud sony aud story. II
was space aud copy of a kind that couldnt have been bought.
Cheyenne earned IT by putting on the best and biggest of western
frontier celebrations.
These efforts aud their success compel admiration. They ought
Ito serve as inspiration. We might. in fact. draw a little useful inspi.
ration from Them for use right here in Abuqucrque. ia the way of
constructive community exploitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Notice ig hereby given that "a reg
uiar republican primary win hc hcid
In Precinct f., city of Albuquerque.
on Monday August %, 1891 hctwoCu
tho hours ~ 4 and s O'Clock y, m.
at tho office nf the National Invest
mont CO.. corner Of Second street and
Copper avenue. for the purpose oi
olcctinE 12 delegates to the county
convention.
JOHN BARON BURdE
Chairman Precinct No. ~.
Bcrnalillo County
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

You will find it In our Classi.
aed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

A western tariff "bioc' has been organized in tle senate, within
the recently organised and unofficial agricultural bloc" While
the tariff bloc has q mcriiorius purpose that Is bound TO appeal TO the
west. these blocs within blocs, IL they 20 much further, are likely Il
begin blocking each other and the whole works.
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immaculate Conception Church
{Icsuit FatherSl

Eodality mass. 7 O'Clock.
Chiidren's mas, $3.50 o'clock.
High mass and sermon. 10 o'clock.
Vespers and bencdiction, 7:30.
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Corner West silver and South
Fourth street. Phone I212-WD
Sunday services:
Holy communion. Z a. m.
Sunday church school. 9.f5 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II
a. m.
Mr. George Geako will sing The
Publican by Van de Water ~ tho
Oncrtory solo. Mrs. Charlotte BrlNuur
Moore AT the organ.
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First MctbodIst rpi-copaI ChurcIl

fcorncr Third and Lead Avenue.)
George " Kitchen. minister.
y. \. Portcrfield. :. s supt.
Miss Bessie Way. doaconcas.
Sunday school. 9:is a. m.
Morning sermon, II "a. ~.
Epworth league. 7 y. m.
Evening address. : 3 m.
Subject Of morning sermon Will he:
The Vision Of the Holy Waters"
Subject Of evening address. What II
Costs Not TO be a Christian"
Morning muHiri Quartcttc; 20 Lord
! Come tBassford). Evening; Com
munity Singing" with short sketches
OF the great hymn writer's. led by
Mrs. Ralph Smith. Onortory: Quar-
tcttc: The Prayer tMarchcttD.
A short prayer meeting and the
fourth quarterly conference will be
held Wednesday night at 5 o'clock. A
full attendance OF all official members
~ urged as important business Is Ia
be transacted. Everybody welcome.
A meeting OF great Importance will
be held Friday night FOR all the omi-
GERS aud teachers OF the sunday
school. Any others Interested In tho
great work OF h Sunday school are
ais invited. Refreshments will b.,
served. Meeting begins at S o'clock.
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NJ. y. Church tspanish) Old Town

tNcst Ccntrl-Opposito CourthOuEo)
II Ogiiyic, pastor; parsonage, 2ll0
South sixth. phone. 2h7-J.
10 e, m. sunday school.
II "a. M. Preaching by pastor.
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The value OF property protected by
Are insurance vas more than $780,
000. 900, 0O0.
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ridge win sing Compassion" Dlow.
ers).
Z p. m. Christian Endcavor meet.
ing. Topic; True Temperance IN
Heart and Life" Leader. Irwin Dan.
icison.
s p. m. Evening worship. Messag,
By the pastor on the theme. Christ
IA a Student OF Scripture Choir
anthem. Our Holy Lord and King
tHavcrgai-Adams).
There II a welcome for everybody
at all Services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
Food Sale Tomorrow.

If the many expected patrons oil
the food sale to be held under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary
of the American Legion tomorrow
afternoon in the Presbyterian chapel
in Rector street are as pleased with
the donations as the members OF
the auxiliary, the sale will be an
overwhelming success and VIII go
"A long way in adding a neat sum to
the fund for disabled soldiers. The
sale will open at . o'clock with pies,
cakes, novel breads. biscuits, salads,
desserts and other tempting concoc-
lions attractively arranged on tables
in the chapel. A large number of
the auxiliary members will be on
hand to serve the women. whom II
is hoped will take advantage of this
chance to try someone else's cooking
on Sunday. the one day in the week,
when good things are in order on
the dinner table. The sale will last
all of the afternoon so that those
women who have afternoon engage
ments may patronize the goodies on
the way to and from their destina-
lions. Members of the auxiliary are
urged to- be on hand at 2 o'clock to
help the president, Miss Edith Crow
ell. in the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
CANTATA TONIGHT
AT HIGH SCHOOL

Many of the music lovers of this
city and vicinity will take advantage
of the opportunity to hear 1.-The
Brownies Whisper" a floral can
tata to be rendered by the Children's
Women's Guild of the Cooperative
Association tonight in the High
School Auditorium. A cantata is al
ways a rare pleasure in this city
and one given by children. whose
voices are exceptionally sweet should
both provide a most ~pleasurable eve
ming and promote a musical interest
in the city.
1.-THE Brownies Whisper is not
an ordinary cantata. but a floral can
tata with each of the child partici-
pants dressed to represent some
dainty, attractive spring lowers or
elf. 1t was written by Clara j. Den
ron and w. Rhys-Herbert and in
cludes eighteen chorus numbers with
forty members of the choral taking
part. The theme or story is effected
by the authors in n simple but de-
Ehtful manner and will surely hold
the interest of all who journey to
the high school to follow it tonight.
Miss Adele Williams. as director
and accompanist has rehearsed the
children daily and the final rehearsal
in the high school gave great prom
Use of the final production. The
tickets are unusually reasonable and
those who have not yet purchased
them but would like to attend, may
procure them at the door tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
Y. M. H. A. MIDGETS
AGAIN ENTERTAIN

At a sewing session at the home
of Mrs. A. NJ. Metzendorf of High
street, Wednesday night, the Y. w.
II. A. M!dgets. whose novel programs
have entertained many organizations
at the Y. NJ. II. A.. volunteered once
again to entertain. The audience
and guests included Mrs. Leon Par
got, Mrs. David Encherman, Mrs.
Samuel Wagner. Mrs. Paul Levin,
Mrs. Barney Streiff. Mrs. Jacob Gold
berger, Mrs. Goldstein and Mrs.
Charles Bitter, who. together with
the Midgets. enjoyed a light repast
following the delightful program.
The program and participants fol-
low:
Spanish dance ........Sylv1a Borak
recreation ......... Ruth Alpern
Piano solo GaVotte
Pearl Wedeen
Russian dance ........ Ethel Rotn
Long Figii Isles 80. Helen Kantor
Recitation ..... jeanette Greenspan
Dance ......... Little Miss Muffet
Sylvia Borak
Piano solo ,........ Sleeping Dolls
Ethel Roth
NOCdl SOio l. diNSAih
Helen Kantor
Accompanist-Eva Fishkoff
Eli-Eli, played and sung by
Molly Borak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
PLAN FOR WELCOME
TO MRS, ALFRED DORF

At a well attended meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of st. stephens
Danish Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon in the basement of the
church in Broad street, suitable ar
rangements were completed to wei
ocme Mrs. Alfred Dorf, wife of the
former pastor of the church, on her
a from Chicago to Denmark, this
coming Monday night in the church.
The evening will mark q reception
and lecture fol Mrs. Dorf, at which
she will be the lecturer. it is Il long
time since Mrs. DORIS many friends
in this city, have had the pleasure
OF seeing her and on Monday night
the church will be filled with those
anxious to greet her once more.
Everyone is invited. The committee
in charge of the evening included
Ma Jacob Ludvigsen, Mrs Hans
Gadc and Mrs. Lars Rasmussen.
On the night of Friday, June "a,
the society will hold a strawberry
festival in the basement of the
church, the proceeds of which will
be put with the fund, for paying off
the expense incurred by the church
in the paving of Broad street. The
committee on arrangements includ-
es Mrs. Chris Rasmussen, Mrs. Ing
ward Greisen and Mrs. C. Petersen.