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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
WON MERIT BADGES

The following scouts passed the fol.
lowing merit badges at camp:
Edward Brown, public health, fire.
manship.
Harry Mccarthy, public nealth, fire.
manship and cooking.
Louis Barnum. firemanship, cook
ing, first aid, conservation.
Ernest Rushmcr, frcmanship. pub
lie health
Earl Rodman. fremanship and
pioneering.
William Cannon, nremanship and
cooking. first aid personal. health,
pioneering.
Paul Health, craftsmanship and
firemanship, pNhlic health.
John Reese, personal health, pioneer
ing, public health and craftsmanship
in wood.
Evans Jones. hremanship, crafts
manship in wood public health.
Theodore Tlemmins, fremanship.
Raymond SprcnSlc, craftsma nship r
wood, first aid to animals.
Manford Bcrtholf chemistry. hrs,
aid pioneering signaling.
John Hutchinson, pioneering.
Percy Gribben. craftsmanship in
wood and public health
Assistant scoutmaster. Frank ALI
man. craftsmanship n wood. car
pentry, handicraft, machinery. sig
mailing. first aid to animals and fire.
manship.
scouts who became 1rst class, second
class and tenderfoot Mt camp:
First Class-Carol Edison. Harry Nc
Carly Ed Brown. Earl Rodman
Herbert Baker, Paul Penny, Raymond
SpronSlc. John Hutchinson. Frank
lloaS, Thomas Hurford. Lloyd Edison,
John Rcece. Ernest Rushmer. Evanr
Jones. Charles Flutchcr, Otto Allen
Leon Kelly, Lyman Reedy, Ted Flem.
ming. Percy Grlbben.
Second Class-Harry Harland. Jos
Spoor. Male Maynard. Norman Baker
Otto Embree, Stuart Rushmer. How.
ard Thompson, Howard Danielson
Thoo Mattcson, Alvin Doran. Lee Nc.
Donald. Carol Edison. Allen Higeen,
Dale Rice. Paul Ncstal, Chester Martin,
Malo Maynard, Thomas Price. Vincen,
Nosson, Roscoe Smith. Pollard Stoks
Eavoritc Rouch. George Markenson,
Earl Heath. James Cline. Herbert
Moore. Reldcn Sporty, George Trother.
Roscoe Price, George Bcall. Harold
stout. Eugene Johnson. Anthony
Emery. Lloyd Edison. Howard McCartv
Evans Jones. Herbert Baker. George
ondcncnmp. Faui Penny. Thomas
Hnrford. Thomas Simmons. Howard
flutchor. Leon Kelly.
T"ndcrfoot-iIowar CowiCk. Robert
Elliott, Lawrence Kemp. Howard
Fiutchcr. Leo Nickel, Carl Christeu-
son.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
MANY BOY SCOUTS made
GOOD RECORDS AT THE CAMP

AS evidence of the record of the Pu-
ehlo Boy Scouts at Camp. Burch this
summer, the following list or names IS
published. Scout Master and assistants
will be interested in knowing whether
any of these scouts are in their troops.
Some of the scouts failed to secure the
camp award. by only n few points, but
had camp continued another day many
of the scouts would have received the
coveted award. A few scouts, on ac-
count of Doctors orders, could not take
long hikes and SO did not have quite
as good. 1t is not an easy matter to
win a camp award and those scouts
who received these awards know that
the points to be earned for camp
awards and it requires $50 points for
the camp award. The scouts who won
l5o to 1'5 points are classed as good
campers. from IFS to 200 points very
good campers and over 200 points. OK
cellent campers. The following are the
camp award requirements.
CAMP ACTIVITIES
Winning tent inspection tcach time) )
Winning individual bed inspection
teach time) ....................... D
Taking part in camp fire activi-
ties tcach time) ....................
Making some useful and approved
article for public camp use tonly
one counted) ................... 10
Taking part in hikes. (pcr mile).... l
Camp duties executed promptly,
carefully and checrfully during
entire camp ....................... .,
NATURE STUDY
Each specimen of flower. plant or
shrub positively identified ....... y
Each specimen of ;reo positively
Identified NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
Pueblo Scout News

day evening with all the boys back
from camp. Tho meeting was called 90
order By Francis McCleiland with
fourteen scouts present. Troop Two IL
going to bc greater troop ton ever
from no~ On. aii boys arc going to
try and pass all tests a. son as possi
hlc There were five boys present who
test returned from camp and each hoy
told Of hts adventures at camp and
what good times they had. Several %;
the boys we're awarded their first risss
rins at camp Afi~r this we talked
things over about tho election of off
GERS for next meeting. This ended the
business part Of tho meeting and the
boys enjoyed boxing and wrestling and
other games OF interest. at Ps.5 o'clock
tho meeting adjourned. Visitors arc all
ways welcome To our meetings.
KERMIT KELLY.
Press Reporter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

In Pueblo having served as n mcm-
ber of the Executive Board. Vice
President and President OF the Puc-
bio Scout Council.
Monday night. September 1ath, at
six O'Clock tho Pueblo Scoutmastor'E
Association will meet at the Steel
Works Club for "A special got together
meeting. Scoutmsstcr's wives and
lady friends are invited and each
scoutmastcr is requested to bring tho
chairman of his troop committee or
at least ono troop committeeman and
his wife. All troop committeeman
arc invited. This will be an import
ant meeting and It is hoped that
every member will plan to be pres
cnt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Tom Folsom, scapcSr,cc brother Of
Roger. anGcrcd at loi, because sh.
has intcrfcrrd In his court, hin Of Dor.
"thy lialstcnd, ward Of Ahc Guth and
his wifc Rachel, who * cp" store ir
th" little town Of iIcmlock. discover
Henry Carter. an advcnturor or good
family In tho East calling at IN. Fol-
som hom" during Rogers absence. Tn.
younE wife IL In t-arH. and Carter
yielding to impulr. kisses her.
From then ON action is quick and
intense. aud TO Rpprecist" the thrillirs
finish ON" must sec Tho North Winds
Malice" at the Clync th.atcr this eve.
ming.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Each specimen of rock or mineral
positively identified ............... ]
Largest fish caught ................. 3
SCOUTING
For each second class test passed
in camp .....,..,............ 3
For each first class test passed in
camp .........,.,..'',,..' o
For each merit badge test passed in
camp ..''''''. '''''.'''.'''' ~
Fine spirit shown in connection
with entire camp and demonstra
ton of conduct becoming "A scout 25
Names of scouts who received camp
award pins:
Otto Allen. Herbert Baker, LOWS
l;aJnum, Geo. Beall. Mapford Berthold,
Lee easier, Howard Daniclson, Geo
Darlington. Albert Rourke, Joe Spoor,
Merle Davies. Alvin Doran. Anthony
Emery. Lloyd Edison, Carol Edison,
Charles F'lutcher, Howard Flutcher,
1heo Flcmming, Percy Gribben. Bin
Cannon, Paul Heath. Harry Harland.
Harold Hardwick, Allen Higgins, Jos.
Horvat, Thos. Hurford, Evans Jones.
Leon Kelly, Philip Niles, Chester Mar
tin, Theo. Mattcnson, Howard McCar-
ty. Geo. Trottcr. Paul Vcstal. Marion
York. Writ McFederics, Lee Mcdonald.
MAYNARD Male. Vincent Ncsscu, George
Offdencamp. John Porter, Thos. Price.
Clarence Porter. Paul Penny, Dale
Rice. Ernest Rushmcr, Earl Rodman.
Thos. Simmons. Roscoe Smith. Ray
mond SprenElc, Harold Stout, ROLAND
stokes, William Eincaid.
These scouts received the silver
awards as thcy received the bronze
award last year:
Edward Brown, TalmsdEc Chilscn.
Frank Hoag, John Hutchinson. Stow
art Johnson, Harry Mccarty. Elmer
Pierce, John Reccc, Favoritc Rouch.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
CLYNE THEATER TONIGHT

a screen play from one OF ROY
Ecach's stories is always Intensely in.
trestinc aud thrilling. and "rh.
North Winds Malice. which will hc
seen mt that thoat.r again this evening
i- no exception to tn. rule.
There Is maiicr In tho north wind.
which enters thr lives OF Roger Fol.
som. h.rdworklnE Alaskan pioneer.
and his pretty wife. Lois. Trivial hap.
pcninEE lead to u quarrel. and EoE-
crr leave; the house. declaring he
won't return until sho sends for him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP u

scouirAsirr. =. W, Hall. assistant
scoutmastrrs. Hil Gambler and Harold
Harris. riaCr Of meeting. Annex Of
First NJ. r.. South.
Talk about your classy meetings no
ono rvor had one like vo had last
night. VIC played several games. then
vc had \ short business meeting and
planned to FIX up n gymnasium. Then
Nc played more games until w~ were
ali tagged out We had ono visitor and
arc trying tn>sct him into our troop
We arc going to have new scout
master so all our scouts want to turn
out next Friday.
JACK suppLERs. Scribe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
From Headquarters

Ai the regular meeting of the
Executive Board. Roy Scouts of
America. Carl y. Evans was un-
elected Commissioner Of
tho Pueblo Eoy Scout Council TO fiji
tho vacancy caused by Prof. w. u.
Blaine leaving the city. The ESccu-
tive Board feels fortunate in -ccur-
Ing Mr. Evans for this important po-
sition In Pueblo Scouting. Mr.. Evans
has already done much for Scouting
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Answered fairly we'll. Mr.. DaEwcli. our
assistant -coutmastcr. invited all OF
tho Hrst class scouts OF Troop II and
with them the Troop o. frat class
scouts to dinner at the Congress hotel.
making total OF six. The dis
,nSui-hcd scouts were Ernest Rush
mrr. Louis Barnum. Hili Gammhn. all
OF which were of Troop 3. Those of
Troop II. arc: Edward Brown. Charles
Flutchcr and myself.
Tho meeting OF Friday nigh, had
the largest attendance OF tho summer.
We also voted In Waldo Sappho. Mr..
Spruill said he passed an excellent
test. FRANK HoN1. JR..
scribe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

wen; down town 10 tho Memorial hail
TO hear the Joint recital given by tho
Edison PhonnSraph company. Miss
fArsn gave some very good bird imita-
items and MIR Ballard sang some songs.
After tho recital wc all went back TO
the church and we're dismissed.
MERLE V. DAVIES,
Reporter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP NO I

SCou'mss,~r Harry Haynes. Meeting
place Northern Avenue M y. church.
Time. FRIDAY night at go r'-tcck
Tho meeting was called to order At
~ by the scnutmaster Ito gave u. =
short talk about our fixed program
next wcrk and told us ws would soon
have to rr-rcxistar our troop as Nc
arc . wear old this month. Aftcr this
wc went out In front of tho church
and lined On. We got on car and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

while Raymond Whitman and Carroll
Edison exchanged patrol loadnrEhips.
We played games until sis when We
vrrr dismissed hy repeating tho scout
oath. Visitors welcome at our meet
inEs. JOHN CLINE.
Troop Scribe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP is

Meeting place Presbyterian church.
Hcpuirsstrr. William Hiddell. assist
ant scnu,msEtsr. Cecil Sipps
Troop IL had fre meeting Sa,ur-
day night. There were not many pres
cnt. but they had good time at tha,
Scoutmsstcr and assistant were both
there. Assistant Scoutrnaster Sipps
taught some Of tho boys how to make
a bolt out Of string made Of various
knots. Tod Flcnm,rs IN our new
huslar. We have three frst class scouts
In tho truor and more in line.
Don Turner il the new scribe. The
latter part of the evening was spcnt in
a game Of parlor baseball.
h. A. NEI.soa
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
rRnnr Ii

y II Spruili scoutris =ter. Ichr
pishs assistant =cru'mast-r. Rev n.
II rasvaii assistant s~cutu,astrv.
Friday $50 a. tho Ascension church
basement
Tho meeting began at % SHARP
After aiI business was attended 10 W.
FrruiII ruF -rru'wastrr asked NE
questions about .amviuz hiking and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12

Meet. Fridays at Late Avenue p,p
Tie, church at SO y. IN r. VI Trcstic.
scoutmastsr, J. G. Bruce and NJ
Schrrr'. assistant sccutmasters.
We had the largest attendance 10
have had yet We have seceraI oso
members in our trcor LLOYD Edson
ra- appointed senior Patrol leader,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP NO. !;

The regular meeting OF Troop Thr-.
viii be resumed next Friday night At
the regular tim, Mt IN. ncw me-,ins
place. Nirth and Court. The Frat
Methodist church Is holding services II.
the Old Christian Science church at this
ADDRESS and Troop Three will also
mrct thcrc Friday niEht.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP 10

Meeting place Center and Spruce.
Time OF meeting 5.s9 y. m. Scout
master. VIM. Danoy.
Troop IL met Wednesday nine boys
being present. As MIR. psncy Ia in Tex
as. Rev. Foster OF our troop commit
tcc is acting as srputmsstcr
Mr.. Foster talked to va a while and
then VIC sang. After drill We took few
EyfnnasiiC exercises. As No had no
more business NC played some ssm-a
VIC want every member out next Wed
ncsiay because Mr.. bancy Ia coming
hack some OF these nights and No
want to he prepared"
JOHN EEECE.
rrc-7 Reporter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP "A

Meeting place, Minre1ua Commun.
ity church
Time Of meeting. THURSDAY 30
Srou'mas ster. J. Thompson.
Assistant. $. VI. Edward Emery.
Tho troop was called to order br
Scouimssier Thompson The roll vas
called my Scribe Marvin 'as- t''~-
piaNinE Esme Nr. Thompson sail
that he hoped that every boy would
turn in his tickets Tor the scout play
next time.
MIDyI~ ,-ksF c...,s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP 4,

Meeting place United Presbyterian
church. <. NJ. VIM. Serena. Tim. of
meeting 90 y m. Fridays
our meeting vss held at tho CITY
Tars Friday nisht in connection With
picnic supper. Al the boys present
came on bicycles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
l. pAESJ II.
Trcss Reporter
TrooP 40. six

TNNpF No. SIN
Nesting place. First Congregations :
church, Jackson and Evans Time
go Scoutrnas,sr. Mir White assistant
scuutmsster, Nr Moore Nj. Moore
took charge Of tho meeting "a Mr..
White IL in chicago We had thirteen
BOYS present Friday Troop will
have on outdoor meeting at city
park September - The parents and
visitors arc invited n YOU have no
car somebody else viii take Won rui
SO don't worry about getting out ,hef.
watch your steps n you don't van, to
got i,~at ry Troor siS in 'he reid -,-~'
We arc going TO show tho other troops
ot the yitt ho- - signal Give 1rs' aid
tn the injured. hrr building and the
rest Of the stunts
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
rRoop NO :


Scout Master 4. q. Marsh. Assistant
-rout Master e. II. Keith. Meeting
riacr Pilgrim Congregational church.
Time " meeting Friday. s:1o y. m.
Just because you haven't heard from
Troop lately you needn't think We
arc dead and buried. no sirTccl maybe
No have been asleep for = cogpi. of
weeks but nov we arc awake and feel
Ing fine.
At our meeting Friday Nc sure did
show some pep. Wednesday wc will 70
year old. so No discussed a prc<rsm
foe tho next year. Most of our s-outs
ara second class. but have not passed
many first class tests so v~ talked Of
ts.sstrE tests We now have three
Firs, Class Scouts. two of them near
IS ifo and star. ! don't like to he
Dragging but that seems pretty good
for a ono year old.
We arc decided to celebrate ou-
troop birthday with party. Commit.
tecH were appointed to 500 about tho
most important parts Of tho party. OF
course. I can't toll you all of our see
Tot plans. hut take 1t ftpm me II viii
he swell
Attention Scouts Or Troop ;. n you
have any idea what is good for you.
.cu had better be at the newt Scout
meeting. h~ ause II you arc not it
might prove disastrous to Jour r-ct.
Amen.
L. psESIN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TRoor no. i

Mesa freAbytcriHr church.
Scout Master Marion Walters, \. s.
~ W. l.. Bates. Charles Hopkins.
Meeting of scouts for tho first timc
In two months called BY a $. II
Rnto~. II seemed just like tho first
DAY Of school although there wrrs no
new faces to look over a. you could
.Spcc, In school. Tho :. NJ decided
not to r~orEauiro. but did decide to
make few changes In order TO give
AL scouts = chance.
Tho rcouts who attended th- summer
camp had TO toll Of fcw funny incl
dsHc~s that they could remember, and
We arc sure slsd two scouts have be
come members Of tho Pueblo Tribe OF
Indians. Tho two Indians are sure ful,
~ life and We can't even got IN" pass
ord from them. All scouts report \
ia' time a, camp and wish they cpulF
rArs stayed another week.
Se~ uniforms wr.o discgsscd anl
inen the :. N, read a fcw pages from
"C'roativ. Chemistry" which was in
tcressire. however. We couldn't always
Ut ters,snd tho long words.
SCRIBE. GENE TRACY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
-uoor Sp

TROOP No,
Scout Master ". =. Thompson. Meet
inG place Bethel NJ. r church. Time OF
meeting. Friday. 10 o'clock.
Troop Two started In full speed Fri
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-12
TROOP IS

MARVIN CASE. Scribe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-24
SHOW AT EpGEwOOD.
Local Entertainers Stage AFFAIR for
Departing Soldiers.

Twenty-Five members OF Whining
tons theatrical talent made the trip
90 Fdeewood Arsenal last evening To
give the members OF the First Gas
Regiment stationed there little
Christmas cheer In the way OF a
minstrel and vaudeville show.
The show was part OF combined
Christmas celebration and farewell for
the members of the regiment who
leave next week for the tropics and
was arranged by Jimmy Mclaughlin.
former president of the Defiance Ath-
letic Club OF this city, who is nom
commissioned officer in the Gas Regi-
ment.
The efforts OF the local players were
greatly appreciated by the officers
and men OF the post who assured
them that anything the First Gas
could do in return, they had but to
ask for.
The program included the biggest
part OF the Defiance minstrel troupe.
solos by HuEhie' Brainard, Alonzo
kirklcy, James Reilley, John Collins.
selections by the st. Hedwig's trio.
buck and wing dancing by John COL
Ens. monolosue and rubc act by Fran
cis Zip Hanley, selections by fe-
male quartet and several boxing bouts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-24
curSnook vs.. nWipctToN.
p,acL tame Hooked for Tuesday
>iuht nj ~, mpin Hall.

IN. Chcsrook basketball quintet will
open the season IN Olympia Hall, sl5
khipir, street. Tuesday evening, bring
ina the crack nridec,on team. last
s.efs independent champions OF south
Jersey, here for that Date.
N was originally intended TO opcn
the scasun with the Mt Vernon team
of Tits city, Who are at present lead
lne the city League. bat through some
miNup the Mt Vernon management,
informed Manager schwartz that they
viii he unable 20 play,
The Chcsrook management inn
medlatoly got IN touch with tho
iirideeiun club on the strength Of their
reputation, and the Jcrseyites agreed
Ia make the trip 10 this city.
biideeton has been roinr az great
clip this year, having defeated some
oi the fastest teams from Philadelphia
and rlnNinr three fast games with
IN. Camden and Trenton teams OF the
Eastern League.
Manager collctt of the Ierseymen
viii hrlnr the same team 20 Whining
ton that has played the Eastern
League teams. and the basketball fans
of this city are assured OF a rattline
kood game.
Another feature on tho program FOR
Tucsde, evening will be the dane,
following the basketball game. Music
Tor dancing win be furnished by In,
Metropolitan -Four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-24
Defeats Parkside in Bitter Gae Other GOSSIP
WORK PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
AT LAKE SHALLCROSS PROPERTY

Work
great shape All the old been
completed
dwia and
tho dirt viii be ned the viii
and owing
be
the lake about Immediately after
Will be
will be able to enjoy their
II
variety Of fish, section the
purposes
The Delaware Club
were formerly in the lake disappeared when the dam
ago.
This known
the state the
cone-t- of members of
uon marks this
OF tho having
plan In operation a o ther
With is to be much
at Lake shaeross for at bungalows will
bers OF the club The lake. which
milo in length upland
win make ideal
be of
bungalows erected by the members of the organization
The directors OF the Delaware
meeting January number Of he
at that time Plans
to the the
available.
The Lake shsicross
minston that 1t will possible
the without
and Lake shaco
to increase the number Of visitors from this
In addition to the buildings planned property
there several already built Of
club do not
members will he permitted erect their
erty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-24
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondents Every EVEN

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Dec. 24.---At the clos
ing of the Cecil county schools for
the Christmas holidays. Miss Sara
Miller. the Oldest teacher, resigned.
after 43 years of faithful service. For
the past two years Miss Miller has
been principal at Leslie School.
At the coroner's inquest, held last
evening into the death OF Henry John
son. colored. who was murdered by
Frank Brown, also colored, of VIII
mington, verdict was rendered that
Johnson came TO his death at the
hands of Brown, who killed his victim
with Johnson's own gun. Brown is
held in jail, charged with the murder.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Elkton. yesterday. to Daniel III. Gar
rett of Elkton and Ann M. Bennett of
'Ceciton; Walter Mitchell and Esthe.'
Murray, both of North East, and Hen
ry o.. Creswel of Port Deposit and
Helen NJ. Werner of IIavre de Grace.
Clarence T.. Clifford Of Pennington
was fined IS with costs, by Magistrate
Jones of Rising Sun. yesterday.
charged with permitting his automo-
bile engine TO run while the machine
was standing on the street.
While playing on the Fair Hill
School, grounds. Thursday, Benjamin
Mackey fell, breaking a leg,
The Devon property in Rising Sun
has been sold at public sale to Carroll
Cameron of that town for $4,000.
Excelsior Lodge of Odd Fellows OF
Rising Sun has been re-organized
with Harry Smith, noble grand; A. M
Mcnamara, secretary; Frank Hamble-
lton, treasurer.
Rev. DIR. John McElmoyle Will occu-
by the pulpit at both services In Elk
ton Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Charles II. Foard and his sisters, the
Misses Foard. are spending the holi.
days with relatives at Atlantic City
| A building used in making torpe.
does on the Singerly road. belonging
10 the Victory Sparker Co, was de.
Sroyed by fire, Thursday night. Elk.
ton fire company responded and man.
aged 10 save several nearby buildings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-24
GREETING CHRISTMAS.
Pleasing Entertainment for ST.
Thomas P. e. Sunday
School at Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Dec. 2i.-Chldren of st
Thomas Episcopal Sunday school were
given their usual Christmas treat In
the parish house last might Early in
the evening there wis a short pro-
gram of rectations and songs by the
children of the school. After this
Santa Claus appeared and had hnx
of candy for not only each child. but
also for every one connected with the
Sunday school. George Garter acted
the part OF Santa Claus and each o.
the children on receiving their gifts
assured him that they believed I'm
Santa Claus. Mrs. Edgar Jones. wife
OF the rector, told the children n
Christmas story.
One of the features of tho program
was the presentation OF gifts by San
ia Claus on behalf of Mrs. Matte Dob
son TO each member OF the infant
class. Mrs. Dobson for some years
has made these gifts to the younger
members OF the school Although
past so years old. Mrs Dobson still
takes an active part In all affairs OF
the school and the church as well
She was present last night and thor.
oughly enjoyed the ryc' ING.
The George Dobson prize a Bible
| TO the member Of the school bringing
! in the largest number OF new mem
ters during the year. was awarded to
Edith Creswell. MIR. Dobson has civ
en- this prize for number of years
Miss Marjorie Rose. teacher, also
presented each member of her plo ia
with a gift.
The entertainment was planned by
William ID. Dean. supsnnterdeni, Mrs.
Charles w. Colmery. treasurer: Mrs.
Herbert Owens and the other teachers
of the school. At the close. Rev. Ed
gar Jones, rector on behalf of the
audience. thanked those In charge for
the excellent entertainment.
Announcement was made by Mr.
Jones that n special service will be
held In the church at Ills o'clock to.
night