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GRowN-UP

II is presumed that the little gentleman
whose suit is under consideration IS at
tired for some best" occasion. he
suit is carried out in pongce silk and con-
sists OF Eton jacket and trousers he
blouse is fashioned OF soft hatiste. Me
dunn size requires y yard 32-lnch ma
terial for waist and I12 yard 36-inch
pongee for Eton jacket and trousers.
White silk crepe de Chine trimmed
with embroidered collar and cuffs OF sell
material, is used for the attractive blouse
with the skirt OF black and white plaid
flannel. The blouse is tucked at the
shoulders and has the back extended
over the shoulders to form yoke effect.
The skirt closes at the left slde-back
under a plat Medium size requires,
for blouse, 2A yards 36-inch material.
For the skirt, 2L yards 42-inch material
| b. Pictorial Review Boys Suit No. 94oI.
Sizes. to s years. Price, 80 cents.
Second Model: Blouse No. o4o5.
Sizes, "A TO 40 inches bust. Price, 80
cents. Skirt No. o442. Sizes. III to 81
inches waist. Price. 40 cents.
/ crosby & Hin Company al.
agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
/ Wilmington's leading store tor silk
wash goods and woolen dress goods
6O5-O7 -O9 Market street.-Adv.
we are local distributors and carry
at all times full and complete lint
of Pictorial Review. patterns-hen'
nard- Pyle Co. 617-621 Market St.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Vehicles In Collision.

An automobile belonging 10 Isa6nre
Fisherman of s1s West Second street
was slightly damaged yesterday in q
collision with the machine Of Joseph
vaIone of 323 West Front street, at
Third and Adams streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank relatives and
friends for their sympathy and beaui-
)fuI floral Offering during the recent
bereavement Of our loved one, Eva
May Carlisle.
Father and Sisters.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

FOR Rent. very Desirable apartment.
1920 Delaware avenue. beautiful sur
roundinss. Every convenience. Phone
4S50.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Acker, Alfred Il.
Arthur, James y.
Amory. Thomas D..
Ashby. Bailey y.
Amrhine. Frank r.
August, g. v. Jr.
Baltrush, Y. j.
Bellmore. Abe
Billingsley. G. @.
BolwelI. ]. p.
Brennan. w N. Jr.
Brown, James W
Buchanan. Ronald ]
Butler, Theodore
Barnum, Edwin Y.
Benge. Edgar l..
Boklund. Albin
Boyer. George II.
Briscoe. Ellsworth
Brown, Oliver l..
Burstan, Rupert NJ
Beeson. W. X.
Best, Herbert W.
Bolden, G.. g.
Bramble, VIM t. .Jr
Briscoe. Herbert
Bryan. Alfred n.
Burton. Alvin r.
Cadori. Arthur II.
Carlisle Paris Il. All
Chalfont. +. Il. . Jr.
Cleaves. Harvey II.
Cooper. Thomas
Cranfield. J II.
1atuNell, James f.
Cassidy. J u.
Chambers, James L
Coffin. Frank Nj.
Cork Leon III
Crowley. James y.
Campbell. Walter
Causey, Robert
Chandler. John A.
Coming A. A
Coyis. Samuel j.
Cunningham. ID. A.
| Davis. Thos- j.
| Dempsey. Thos, W
| Dobson, Jas. IL.
| Duke. William l..
| Dygert, WMck
| Dean. George h.
Derrickson. n. J.
Dougherty Jos. G.
| Dumpson, II. ID.
Demarec. Saml. W
Dewey. Preston l..
Dubell, y. l..
Dunn. Ruben J.
Farley. Walter
Edge. Edward r..
English, Joseph J.
Farmer. John
Edwards. Joseph
Ennis. Tony
Ea ton. Thomas W.
Ellis, Levin J.
Farrell. VIM. r..
Fisher, John l..
Framnt0n, ID. h.
Fennel. j.
Fleming. W Nick.
Frampton " h.
Fidance. Alfred NJ .
Fox, Walter l..
Fulncr. u j
Gallagher Lin y X
Glenn. Frank u.
Grahavoia. Samuel
Grier. James
Groves, Fllwood
Geiier, Hyman NJ.
Golley, George Jr.
Gray Frank II.
Griffin. Fred II
Gunby, Rodser W .
Giles. William r.
! Gottlieb. Joseph
Gray. Leander
Groetzinger Y. c.
adjimichael, II.
Handy. J. G.,
Harris. Ernest
Hnsingcr. r. G.
Higgins. Joseph a.
Hoodock. A. Y.
Horty. John J
Hughes, James II.
Hadley Harvey
Hancock. Jacob
Harrison, David c
Hastings Eramus
Hoffecker. J. j.. Jr
Hopkins. George 7
Hough ton. James
Hughes, J. p. A.
Hammond. g. W.
Harrington. J 4.
Hartley. X. X.
Hatfield. NJ n.
Holmes, Il l..
Hopkins. II Il.
Hudson, Il. G.
Hyiand. A. C.
lsaacs. + h.
Isaacs. U. =. :
Jackson. Jeremiah
johnson. HowardS
James. stephen l..
johnson. Milford
Jockett. j j.
Jones. William n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Fund For ChiIdren's Home Society.

Nearly 5000 WAS raised Tor Denent
pf the Delaware Childrens Home So
ciety by the woman's Auxiliary Of the
organization Saturday, at a festival
given AT Tenth and Market sueets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Want the cool breezes of pretty
trolley ride. The best In tho State Is
to Brandywine Springs Park4-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Do not worry about the heat in the
city. Take a car and go 20 Brandy
wine Springs Park.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Want a safe place for a holiday
Cor the children Brandywine
Springs Park fills the bul.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Mrs. Duncan Home.

Mrs. Lawrence Duncan and hsr two
year-oid child, who have been missing
since May, "a, has returned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

TAsy pay azad paS bssS~JThS oAA~si-
lasd Aoe&a NvSy 1Deef1ng<-AAH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Kaiser, W. J..
Kennedy, A. r..
koyiel. John
Kane. Charles =.
Kenyon, Major
krum. Howard ".
Kane, + J.
Fitzpatrick, ,
Iarkin, James
Iichtenhahn. H.
Layton, Lawrence
Lowe, Walter
Ienderman, W. "
Lur, Earl
MacGregor, Ruth
Manlove. Davis T..
Mckco~n. NJ. J.
Mead. Frank l..
Mitchell, II. W.
Morgan, ID J.
My~hinski. WactoT
Mahoney. j. y.
Msnnering. W. n.
Mciiinnie, W. II.
MeRoniaal. i. b
Moody. Henry r.
Morris, ] l..
Malishcka. Samuel
Macarthur. John
McNerry, William
Miller, Harry
Moore. II Il.
Morris, levin ID.
Nero, Frank
Newman, Walter n
Noonan. W, J.
O'Conneli, J J
O'Daniel, J. A.
0Donnell. T. j.
pacclle. Adam
Pearson, l.. J..
Poyntz, Edward
Palmatary. II. J,
Phillips, j. ".
PlIgh, John l..
Parsons. g. Il.
Piper. Raymond
Qnails. Edward
ouails. r. G.
Quill, John A.
Ratrlife. John r.
Reed, Harry u.
Reynolds. III. ID.
Riley. Chester G.
Roder. John II.
Reading. Samuel
Reed. James 4.
Reynolds. Raymon,
Roberts. Lawrence
Row ley, Morris NJ
Reburn. Ernest
Reeside. Edwin
Renstrom, G. K
Robinson. It. J.
SAdler. w NJ
Schaefer. T. HI.
Shepard, William p.
Smith, W alter
Steele. Allan X.
Stuart. Robert
Sayin. George
Scott. y ID.
shockley, : :.
Smith. W. r..
Stewart. John
S~artin. Edward
Sayers, Homer ID.
Shaw Henry
Smith. Norman G..
Specr. J r
Stritzelberger. A. I
Swift. James n
Talley. Ebert l..
Taylor. Alexander
league. Roland G..
Thomasson. B. A. .
Timothy. James \.
Truitt, Richard 5.
Tapacz. Adam
Taylor, Lewis A.
Tessian, John
Thompson. A. X.
Tott. William
Turner, Ralph
Tarr. Dudley \.
Taylor. Robert L.
Thomas. Virgil
Thorpe. Lewis X.
Tressier, Daniel W
Ninson, G. Jr.
Walker. II. W.
Walsh, r X.
W alters. Elwood
Webster. Herman
. Williams, David
Wood. George
Walker. Ray
Walsh. Frank J.
Waples. Oliver J.
West. alter J.
Wingate, J w.
Wood. Howard W
" aller. Albert III.
Walsh. John j.
W aters. George +
white. Wilbert
Witsel. l.. r.
?. Wright. Kemp
Yearsley. 5. G.
Young, Anthony
Zebley, N. w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Bumstead's ad'sWOrmSyrup

ITO children an angel et mercy Where
direct Ions are followed. II NEVER PALS,
Despite scarcity and eaasmeus eest Of
sANT0NfN, IL contains fun desc. sfoud
Nxty ses.ras test, SOLD everysshere or bs
mali. Sos v bsttie. =
Kst. 8 A. vaarhsss. NJ, a.. FAEa4issrsia
lFar sale hE n, II, tSAHfeFth, nlussast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

= Additional death notices received
zoo late for this column will be found
on Financial Page.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17

northeast quarter of said section 8,
township 15, range 22, said road to be
the Board of County Commissioners
of said county as viewers who will
meet at place of beginning of said
road ON the 18th day of March 1921,
IL o'clock, A M and the necessary
notices viii be published
In the matter OF a road petitioned
for by Reinhart Haug and other
householders of Franklin Township,
beginning at the southwest corner of
section 6, township Is, range 25 and
then north 8 miles on county line
near as practical road can be made,
terminating at the northwest corner
of section 81, township ID, range 25,
the Board has appointed the Board of
County Commissioners as viewers
who will meet at place of beginning
1921, IL o'clock A NJ and the neces-
sary notices viii be published.
In the matter of a road petitioned
for by James Hawkes. and other house
holders of Collyer Township came on
ed viewers have reported it pub
lie necessity and of general Utility,
the road is allowed in accordance with
the petition and plat of the county
in the case.
The petition for road in Col1yer
Township signed by J. l. Markle and
other householders of Collyer Town
duly appointed viewers have reported
it a public necessity and of general
utility and the road is allowed in ac-
cordance with the petition and plat
of the County Engineer now on file
with the papers in the case
In the matter OF a road petitioned
for by John Backstrom and other
house holders of Wilcox township, be-
ginning at the northwest corner of
section 9, township Is, range p and
then run east one mile to the north
east corner of section 9, township Is.
range p and there terminating, said
road to be 40 feet wide, the Board
finds that the petition is legal and the
adjoining land owners have filed a
written release of all claims for dam
ages and donate the use of the land
to the public for road and in view
of the facts thereof grant the road as
corded.
The following bills were allowed:
Trego Coop. Assn, mer-
chandise for A. j. Wa1lis--$ IL rs
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

February Z. 1921
The Board of County Commission
ty clerk in regular session; members
present S. S. Harvey, Chairman, S. A.
Newcomer, L II Galloway and the
meeting were read and approved.
The following bonds were approved:
Earl Furbeck, Deputy Assessor, Glen
J. L Arnold, Deputy Assessor, Oga1-
1ah Township.
H E. Trip, Deputy Assessor, WaKee-
F. B. Walker, Deputy Assessor, Wa
Keeney Township.
! Geo Morell, Deputy Assessor, Col
E. A Defines, Deputy Assessor, River
side Township.
Geo. Kunkle, Deputy Assessor. Will
cox Township.
Ora Stutzman, Deputy Assessor,
Franklin Township
Reports of Township Treasurers
Glencoe Township. Riverside. Town
ship, WaKeeney ToWnship, Franklin
In the matter of road petitioned
for by t. H Watson and other house
! holders of Riverside township, for the
ginning at the southeast corner of the
| southwest quarter of section So,
township Is, range 22, and to run
ton line about 80 rods and there
terminating and to be 40 feet wide,
| said relocation being for the purpose
| of saving the destruction of fruit
trees located on or near the section
| line The board has appointed the
| Board of County Commissioners of
! said county as viewers who will meet
/ at place OF beginning of said road on
the oath day of March 1921, LOO o.
! clock, P M, and the necessary notices
i will be published.
/ In the matter of road petitioned
for by G. F. Wagner and other house
holders of Wilcox Township, begin
ming at the southwest corner of sec
ton Is, township Is, range 23 and
then run east 2 miles to the south
east corner of section Ia, then begin
ming again at the southwest corner
of section II and run east one mile
then south 2 miles, then west one
mile and terminating at southwest
corner of section "a, township Is
range %, said road to be DO feet wide
in all six miles, The Board has ap
pointed the Board of County Commits
Sloners OF said county as viewers wh<
viii meet at place of beginning o.
said road on the oath day of March
, 1921, IL o'clock. A. M. and the neces
sary notices viii be published
81 In the matter of road petitione<
for by J. D Burnham and other house
q holders of Wilcox Township, begin
ming at the county line between Mes
and Trego counties at the southeas
corner of section 3D. township Is
range % and run north or as nea.
the section line as good road can b.
made, miles to northeast corner o
4 section 8, township IS, range ~ an,
81 there terminating, then beginning
III again at the southeast corner OF tn
northeast quarter OF said section an,
; run west one-haR mile and terminal
ing at the southwest corner az II
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17

AL Fox, state cases. Al 90
A. Il. Fox. accompanying pris-
oners to Lansing II 90
AL Fox, state cases. 62 80
W. H Wright, job work and
balance printing ballots SO 20
JOS E. Evans, salary Janu-
airy 1st to January 9Th 30 90
Harriet DeBoer, clerk hire
treasurer's office---- so 90
E. G. Pugh, duplicate of war
rant No 4641--- 3 90
Al. Fox, state cases----- 90
The Western Kansas World,
County pFinting-- Al 81
The Western Kansas World,
County printing---- 90
Collyer Advance, job work 20 SO
- postage post ---H----N--,-- Jos s5
College, prairie dog poison IL 90
Trego Mere Co., merchandise
for Richardson's----- 43 IA
and care of Richardson' 9 s5
J. D. Glenn, salary---- 60 90
Herman Long, attorney IN
Hammond and Stephens Co.
merchandise for county
superintendent Office 81 81
James Benisch, receiving
j A TPP state s5s.as seer e go go
Remington Typewriter Co,
merchandise ----- SO
F. w. Staatz, auto hire for
health $50
Rogers Clothing Co, cloth
ing for prisoners-. IL 90
W. Mattingly, bailiff- 2 SO
Co, payment on machine 100 SO
ira labor CT 90
E. L. Morgan placing glass 90
L. s. Myerly saiary--- 400 90
J. F. Barclay, salary 20 days SO 90
John r. Parsons, expense to
court ---~~----@---f--- 25 90
James D. Glenn, transporta-
ton of Reynolds to Lam
sing --------- 46 90
Peter DeBoer, salary for 10
days and kindling for court
house ---------7------ 35 90
T. M. Burris, juror December
J. M. Zeman, juror December
| C. E. Acre, juror December
term Id w
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17
Farm Implements


harrow
new Op bus 1p
of
kbench,1O feeo ;1grnds
of lumber; O6hl portal cribs;
eeItraps;1 in
Sc o
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17

beds, springs and mattresses, completely feather beds
rocking chairs; couch; dining table; cupboard;
heating stOve Many cooking utensils and disl
mention.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17

10 head of milk cows; 10 sprir,
yearling heifers, 3 2-year oil
bull coming 3 years old.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-17

L extra good mich cow, years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

New willard tomorrow evening. and
in the long list of distinguished guests
invited are: The Chief Justice and
Mrs. Edward D. White. Mr. Justice
and Mrs. Joseph Mckenna, Mr. jus
tice and Mrs. Ashley NJ Gould. Sew
ator and Mrs. William S. Kenyon Sem
ator and Mrs. William H. King, SEN
ator and Mrs. Henry +. Ashurst, Sem
ator David I. Walsh. Representative
ana Mrs Champ. Clark, Representa-
tive and Mrs. James V. McClintic.
Representative and Mrs. Burton Z.
Sweet. Representative and Mrs Ben
jamin Johnson. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs
Grant ". Trent. Commander and Mrs
j. u. Robnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
r.. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Will
cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w MCGUIRE
Rev. John II. Crecden. S. j.; Dean and
Mrs. George T.. Hamilton, Assistant
Dean Hugh J. Fegan, DR.. and Mrs
Henry S. Boutell. Or. and Mrs. James
s Easily Smith, DIR. and Mrs. d. w
,O'Donoghue. the professors and assist
ant professors and their wives and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Maxim arrived
yesterday from their home in New
Jersey and are at the Washington for
II brief visit.
Miss Margaret Moran, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. James Young. is
leaving for Miami, Fla, for few
months.
The Louisiana Society of Washing
'"n has issued invitations for a recep-
ton and dance on Thursday, Febru-
airy ). at pm, at the Washington
club, 1901 X street northwest \
business meeting will also be held.
The Southern Relief ball of Febru-
airy is the twenty eighth annual ball
of this society, and will be held at the
New willard Hotel. A ial list of
the names of members of the floor
'ommittee. of which Mr.. Arthur -.
,ddiSon is chairman, includes: Mr..
V. f. Adams, Mr. Barry Buckley. Mr..
laude n. Bennett, Col. Edward Cor
ng Bliss, Mr.. Richard Cox. Repre-
sentative II. Garland Dupre Judge
Iarion De Vries, Mr. William caches
Kendall. Mr.. J. Thilman HcndriCk,
Lr. George T.. Hamilton, Mr.. NJ.
t<eene, Mr.. Thomas Il. Lane. Col. Love,
Mr.. Frank Littleton, Col. Edward l..
.Iunson. Mr. John +. Maury. Mr.. $.
1CGoWan. Mr.. c. = 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

Mrs. A. N. Ward and Mr.. Charles D.
Clemson, who came to Washington to
attend the banquet of the alumni OF
the Western Maryland College, given
at the franklin Square Hotel. have
returned to their homes in West
minister, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs William Castle. jr..
will entertain at a small dinner party
this evening.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughn will be
at home tomorrow afternoon and on
Thursday Afternoon. February II.
Mrs. L. S. Bacon and Miss Bacon will
be at home tomorrow afternoon at
1922 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Carl Chindbolm. wife of the
representative from Illinois. pianist
will give a program this evening for
the League of American Pen Women,
and DR.. Tom A. Williams. neurologist
will make short address on Emo
ton in Mental Fitness Mrs. William
Anterior DuPuy. national president
of the league, will present these two
Hutchinson will preside at the supper
table, assisted by Mrs. Anna S. Ham
ilton, Mrs. II. NJ Hoar, Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis, Miss Myra G. Hole,
Mrs. Annie Z. Hoyle, Miss Elizabeth
Hyde, Miss Mary Johnston, Miss Heath
Jones, Mrs. A. c. Read and others.
The board Of governors of the Ma
tional Press Club has issued invita-.
tions for tomorrow afternoon from
to $50, at Keith's Theater. when thu
Secretary of State. Mr.. Colby, will rea,
an elegy, and a debate will be held BE-
tween Representative J. N. Tincher
Representative S. f. Winslow
Senator Pat Harrison and Senate
Henry F. Ashurst, and the Speaker o
the House of Representatives., NJ
Frederick Gillett, will be the judg,
Mr.. Reinald Werrenrath. baritone. viii
sing, accompanied by Mr.. Harry Spier
Georgetown Law "Junior Prom"
The Junior prom" of the George
town Law School viii he hold At -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

Clarence J. Owens, Mr.. w. E. Rey-
noids, Senator Morris Sheppard. Mr..
John Crayke Simpson, Mr.. H Harri-
son supplee, Mr. Cabot Stevens and
MIR. Arthur C. Smith.
rr 1oAes LOT the annual ball of the
4 rrit,y College Alumnae Association
h 'S evening. at the New Willard,
n m"ve oeen reserved for diplomats,
coi!lnlssloner Mabel Boardman. Miss
cf,+ ~ uoe lane. president of the asso-
C,dtloh: Mrs. Lawrence Grogan, and
MISS Josephine Wimsatt. former presi-
tents OF the chapter, and for the fol-
loMi ing members of Washington So
ley Mrs. NJ. f. Phelan. Mrs. D. ].
1a!iahan. Mrs. Daniel Casley, Mrs.
, eter Nee, Mrs. Michael Dowd and
Mrs. d. c. Shea.
On the young ladies' committee of
ne valentine ball to be given at the
S1;n barracks. February Is, are
MISS Marie Mcclure. Miss Mar
Earet Mansfield. Miss Maria Davidson.
Miss Gladys c. Sinclaire, Miss Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

guerite Barnes, Miss Beatrice Nc
CURE, Miss Ellie Montgomery. Miss
Maria Torres. Miss Katherine Bayles.
Miss Rosalie Bayles and Miss Willie
May barrow.
\ partial list of the patronesses COM
prises Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. Mrs.
David kincheloe, Mrs. benjamin Soule
Gantz, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs c.
Viola Fellows. Mrs. William NJ. Con-
nor, Mrs. Edward Banks Gibson. Mrs
r. K. Hinnant, Mrs. Bertram Trenis
Mrs. Harry Gauss, Mrs. James Saun-
ders. Mrs. Charles Haig. Mrs Jesse
Allen Praether, Mrs. II. D. McHenry,
Mrs. Robert X. Williams. Mrs Albert
King, Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. Gertrude
Alexander and Mrs. Samuel Duvau
| The introductions will be made by
Capt. f. H. Jenkins. aid to Maj Cen
John A. Lejune, commandant u S.
Marine Corps.
| The proceeds of the ball are to aid
our world war veterans and for
Americanization work.
The Washington Water Color Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

Hollands imports during 1920 WEI
valued at 3.333.oO0.oo0 guilders. while
computed at the average exchan,
rate for the year would amount
exactly a billion dollars. Exports Z,
1920 were valued at 1.102.000,0t
guilders. equivalent to $685., 200. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

will hold its twenty fifth annual ex-
hibition in the Corcoran Gallery Of
Art. beginning Friday and ending
Tuesday. February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-02

About four-tenths of the surface Of
RUSSIA in Europe is covered with
woods and forests
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-16
FOR oGALLAH AND VICINITY


tended the broncho riding at Clarence
Repshire's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kunkle, of near
Ransom, took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Benisch Sunday.
Earl Campbell, of WaKeeney, was
in this locality view of selling
a REQ truck Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Folkers and son
Karl, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dietz
and family spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Dietz and
family.
Last Monday evening a bunch of
friends stole march on Mrs. Her
man Hietman and gave her a surprise
it being her Seth birthday anniver-
say. Those present were as fol-
lows: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Folkers and
SON, Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Jas Benisch, Mr. and Mrs Remus
Schneider and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Dienes and Mr.. and Mrs J.
j. Fabracius and Karl HonomichI
and Lee Smith
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES

evening is growing. The title is real
" misnomer,, We have popular
ercises. We believe in letting God
talk to us through the Bible, well
as talking to Him through prayer
We are studying. and discussing the
Book of Conversions
Last Sunday was Ch1ldren's Day,
three times, in our fields of work.
Everybody reports a good program
here Bethel had a great day As
climax six made the good confession,
and were baptized in the afternoon
All went to the Baptist service at
night and saw another good program.
and delivered an address Monday
evening on Christian Endeavor work
He is full of pep and gave us in
spirational address. We have num-
workers in this department. We look
for some good programs in the
future
The calling in the homes is being
you viii be passed up. You may be
visited any time. Don't stay away
from the services until we call. Be
booster There is no room for kick
worth while is the booster. Do your
part in making a good live, conse-
Grated church If you are cold, warm
up; if you don't know your Bible
to church in an eggs age, for your
sake, for the church's sake and for
the Lords sake, knock the dust from
the old family Bible, mop the cobwebs
out of your heart and come to church.
1t is fashionable now to attend church
but out of date to stay at home
Prayer meeting, Thursday, $50 p m
Sunday School, Sunday, 1000 a. M
Preaching, Sunday IL a. M, $50 p. m.
Endeavor, Sunday, 500 p. m.