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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
PROPOSED LINE ON
 BOULEVARD MEETS WITH OPPOSITION
Citizens of Norwood Protest Auainst the Proposed Route. City Commissioners to
 Inspect Route Today

Franchise for the construction of a street railway line on Norwood boule- ward by the Norwood Street Car com pany will, in all probability, be grant ed by the city commission at the Tuesday meeting of that body. The project will cost $5O,000 and is being financed by the Birmingham Realty company. Plans call for operations to start within 90 days.
 Members of the city board will in spect the proposed route of the nne tomorrow morning. leaving the city hall at 10 o'clock. In the petition for enfranchisement, the company asks permission to route it's tracks over Fifteenth avenue, north, connecting with the Norwood line of the street car company at Twelfth avenue, north. ani extending the tracks of that line from the present terminal on Thirty first street, north.
 To Inspect Route
 Decision to inspect the route came following the visit of a large delega- tion of Norwood citizens to the city hall. protesting against erection of the line as proposed by the realty com pany. The matter had been previous ly referred to Commissioners Burruss and Brown, to be reported on at a later meeting of the commission. W
 Principal objections raised were against the shorter route proposed by the realty company. According to Hugh Ellis, attorney, and other spokes- men for the delegation, there was an implied understanding by purchasers of Norwood property that there would eventually be a car line around the boulevard, which would connect with the North Birmingham line of the street car company at Twenty sixth Street, or to connect with the present Norwood line at Twenty eighth or Twenty ninth street.
 Right of Way
 l.. C.. Beatty, general manager of the Birmingham Realty company, denied tho imputations of MT. Ellis that the company had agreed to furnish trans portation to the Norwood purchasers of property. Maps of the company on record in the probate office reserving right of way for street car line over the boulevard, he stated, did not con- tation.
 He told the commission that the realty company was merely acting as agent for the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company in the con struction of the proposed line.
 Protests against the route proposed were also made by the pastors of the Ncrwood Methodist church and the Handley Memorial Presbyterian church. members of the congregations and other Norwood citizens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01


 The automobile and horse-d drawn trucks of the producers will line up at Seventeenth street and First ave- nue shortly before the opening hour and, headed by the Boys Industrial school band, will make short tour of the business section, displaying their fresh garden stuff and will dis band at the market site.
 Formal Opening.
 There the wagons and trucks will line up each in it's allotted space drawn last week and the market will formal ly open to serve the housewives os Birmingham. Each lady patron of the market will be presented with a floral gift as 8 token of the appreciation of the truckers.
 The market plot has been leased by the truckers and each man pays 4 rental for his space, the total going into the treasury for maintenance or the market More than 75 members of the association are paying their assessments and have agreed to d years support of the market.
 Lot Prepared.
 The truckers have leveled the mar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
POSTOFFICE CLERKS
 STATE CONVENTION

Birmingham will have the state con- vention of the Federation of Postoffice Clerks in 1922. News of this was brought back by the delegation of postoffice clerks who attended the 1921 convention held in Tuscaloosa Monday and who returned yesterday.
 The convention is held on May 30 each year. Miss Luck Dsmukes of the general delivery window in the Birmingham office was electeN secre- tary and treasurer of the federation and Sewell Bullard of Montgomery was elected president. Mir. Bullard was also elected as delegate to the n;tional convention which will be held i1 Min: neapoiis in September.
 The local branch of the stare orr ganization will meet in the Civic As scciation at 2:30 o'clock Sunday after noon to elect Birmingham delegate to the convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
Events of I oday
 In Birmingham

{, Rotary club luncheon at o'clock Southern club.
 ADJUSTMENTS.
 New Majestic-"What's Youa Kss- band DoinE."
 Lyric--Keith vaudeville and pie lures.
 Loevvss Bijou--vaudeville and pic- tures. :. strand--James M. Barrfe's .'Senti- mental Tommy"
 Alcazar-T. Roy Barnes and Grace Darmond in "See My Lawyer" Trianon--PriscilIa Dean and Lon Chrney fin "Outside the Law" GaIax-Alice Brady in "Outside the Chorus.s :, KoyaI--sThe Daughter of Devil Dnn," comedy.
 Odeon--SeriaI drama and comedy Pr3ncese--Serfal drama and comedy' Edxewood Park-Dancing, bathing. West Lake Park-Dancings baths.S akating. East Lake Park-Bathfns and nmusements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
Surgeons Meeting Closes

Surgeons of the Alabama Power com ipany concluded their annual outing and convention at lock 12 on the Coosa river yesterday.
 Fifty to sixty doctors and officials of the company attended the two-days session of the body and. incident to the reading of papers enjoyed many forms of recreation including boating. bathing and fishing.
 Meals were served in the company guest house and sleeping quarters were also provided. It was an ideal setting for both sides of the occasion and was much enjoyed by the surgeons and athAxa h a4tAnaaaak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
JUST AS HOT

This morning will mark 1the be- ginning of another day which, ac- corping to E. c. Horton, the local weather observer. will be just as hot as the nine days which have preceded it and also which broke all records since the May of 1902 for drouth.
 The last rain that amounted to anything except a few drops was on May H." says the weather man. When we shall have more rain is more than l can tell as there are 10 indications of any for the next A hours. The hottest temperature yesterday was shortly after 1 o'clock when the mercury regis- tered 92 degrees"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
SUMTER ACQUITTED

odell sumpters was acquitted of a charge of robbery following a trial be- fore Judge H. P. Heflin and jury in the criminal division of the circuit court yesterday. The man was alleged to have stolen $50 from James John son.
 John Williams was adjudged guilty of an attempt to commit a statutory offense against a female child and his fine was fixed at $500 by the jury in Judge William B. Forts division Of the criminal court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
WEDNESDAY FORUM.

Beginning a series of debates on the subject Shall Majority Control in the Verdict in Civil Cases!" A Leo Cberdorfer. Birmingham attorney, will speak to the Wednesday forum of the Civic association this afternoon at 12.30 o'clock. He will present the af- firmative of the question. Next week another member of tho bar will pre- sent the negative side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Smith.
 Reuben A. Jones and Miss Eunice Margaret Westbrook.
 W. c. Holmes and Miss Ethel Mae Holmes. s J. c. Payne and Miss Sarah Porter field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
Truckers Market To
 Open Today On Lot At Morris Aue.- 24 St.
Seveny-ve Farmers Take Stalls-Parade This Morning Showing Jefferson County Edible Products. Market Stays Open Until All Have Had
 Chance to Make Their Purchases

vegetables
 stalls offering of lief this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-01
LOCAL FISHERMEN
 ARE ID ORGANIZE
 ON MONDAY NIGHT
Want Streams and Lakes Stocked and Data Avail able About Where
 to Go

Birmingham fishermen are to or
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
WEBSTER

John Dahlen and daughter Anr
spent Wednesday in. Devils Lake.
Mrs. D. W. Kelly and son Wayne
were visitors last week at the Mrs.
Maurer home in Starkweather.
You can buy furniture at so per
cent to Is percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
George Dahlen and George Kleven
were overnite visitors in Devils Lake
Friday.
Miss Minnie Sorenson and Miss
Gertrude Ryan spent the week end
at the county seat. &
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Kelley spent
Friday evening at Devils Lake.
The Bridge club gave a card party
Friday evening at the Louis -Leet.
home. Those attending from Garske
were Albert Garske, Gust Simmons
and Ray Belford.
High grade tapestry over stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
The Misses Lillian Johnson and Net
tie Burgess were overnite visitors in
Devils Lake during the week end.
Mrs. Martin Larson and Mrs. Hans
Mikkelson were shoppers in Devils
Lake the middle Of last week.
Mrs. Ole Kleven entertained the
Ladies Aid society Thursday after
noon. There was a goodly crowd pres
ent in spite Of bad weather.conditions.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

Mrs. A. 6. Simpson spent Sunday
whiting friends It Devils Lake.
!. A. Frogner is spending . few
days visiting friends here s. &
, Opportunities to purchase furniture
ct 30 pei. cent don't come often. You
should supply your needs now during
Gilbertson's 50 Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Ton Regain was q business visitor
between trains here Monday.
A number Of young people from
here attended the dance at Webster
last. Friday given BY the A. o. u. w.
Of that place. The first part Of
evening was spent playing progress
rive Whist. The winners of prizes
were Miss Grace Bratles, Of Webster
and p. c. Baldwin Of. Garske, while
the winners OF the BOBBY prizes
we're Miss Duffy and Louis Leet, both
OF Webster.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
ROCKVILLE

so per cent to Is per cent discount
on u entire stock Of up-to-date fur
niture. E. w. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake, N. d. 1928
Mrs. Joe Smith has had her house,
hold goods moved from the farm to
her new home in Devils Lake.
You car buy furniture at 80 per
cent to Is percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Becker board
ed the train for Devils Lake Wednes-
day where they visited with relatives,
returning Thursday.
Lace curtains formerly $4.75 a pair.
now $2.38 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D. 1923
Mrs. Knute Hausegard returned to
her home here Thursday from St.
Paul, where she had been visiting.
Reed rocker valued at $12.75, now
1885 at ~Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D. 3-23
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Anderson and
family spent Sunday at the Mrs. Al
bert Baker home. ~.
Miss Ellen knight was q weekend
visitor at Devils Lake.
Golden oak china closets worth
$24.75, now $12.38 at Gilbertson's,
Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Mrs. Viii Hatton and daughter
spent Sunday evening at the Knute
Hansegard home.
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make your selections
now. Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Mrs. W. Maotzold will be glad to
accept new subscriptions for The
World. The rate is $500 per year.
Subscriptions may also be sent in d.
rect to the Office.
II you are needing or going to need
household furniture soon you will save
so per cent to Is per cent at Gilbert
sons Big Discount Sale, Devils Lake,
IN. D. 1923
A number Of relatives gathered at
the home Of Herman Becker Sunday
to help Wilbert celegrate his birthday
anniversary. At five o'clock, a goose
dinner was served after which the
guests departed for their homes, fol-
lowing a general wishing Of many
happy returns of the day to Wilbert.
Residents Of Penn, Cando, Bisbee
and Leeds have taken advantage of
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale. Why
don't you? E. w. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake. N. D. 1923
Sam Hatton and Alvin Aamodt
went to Noonan township Sunday to
visit their chest" friends.
Opportunities to purchase furniture
at so per cent don't come often. You
should supply your needs now during
Gilbertson's SO Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, Nd. 1923
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
4 COUNTY, NEWS
BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT 4
CATO

so per cent TO Is per cent discount
on our entire stock Of. uprto-date fur-
niture. e ". Gilbertson. Deyils
Lake. N. y. I 3-23
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met e
the home 81 Mrs. T. ,Sorson last We'd
Flesday afternoon. SIS
You can buy furniture at 50 per
cent to 25 percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauer were
visitors at the county sect the. latter
part Of last week.
Photographs at 50 per cent discount
at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
John Bauer was . business visitor
at Devils Lake Friday and Saturday.
High grade tapestry over, stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
The dance at Wander Heiden's farm
home Saturday night drew q good
crowd. Everybody reports a good
time.
Lace curtains formerly $4.75 a pair,
now $2.38 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D.. 1928
Quite a number of candidates Of
Cato township were initiated at the
a. o. u W. lodge at Edmore on
March LIST.
Reed rocker. valued at $12.75, now
1896 at Gilbertson's, Devils, Lake,
N. D. 3-2s
Martin Wander Heiden and H. C.
Wright were business visitors at Dew
lis Lake Thursday and Friday.
E. Golden oak china closets worth
$24.75, now $12.38 at Gilbertson's,
Devils Lake, N. D.. 3-2a
The Young Peop!e's Society met
Sunday at the 4. Sorson home.
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make your selections
now. Devils Lake, N. d. 1928
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lawyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Lawyer have re.
turned from Rohryn'e where they at
tended. the funeral If Their mother,
Mrs Herman Lawyer.
II you are needing or going to need
household furniture soon you will save
50 per cent to ,25 per cent at Gilbert.
sons Big Discount Sale, Devils Lake
N. D. 3-2a
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

Opportunities to purchase furniture
at SO per cent don't come often. You
SHOULD supply your needs now during
Gilbertson's so Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Carl Volden with Mrs. Volden and
little daughter spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Volden's mother.
Mrs. Toso and two children from
Baker are visiting with relatives here.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
TOXIC

so per cent to 81 per cent discount
on entire stock Of up-to-date fur
niture. e. w. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake, N. d. 1928
You q buy furniture at 80 per
cent to Is percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Mrs. Andrew Thompson, who has
been confined to her bed since about
Christmas with rheumatism, is able
to be up and around now.
Photographs at so per cent discount
at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
High grade tapestry over stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
sons Devils Lake, N. b. 1923
Miss Beth Thompson, who has been
home from school with a sore throat
and cold, will soon 60 back to her
studies at the Academy at Devils
Lake.
Lace curtains formerly $4.75 q pair,
nov $2.38 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. d. 1928
Reed rocker. valued at $12.75, now
1886 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
ND. 1928
Ben Blake left February q to visit
relatives near Bisbee.
Miss Helen Hingtgen spent the week
end with her sister, Emma, at the
hospital in Devils Lake.
Golden oak china closets worth
SEATS, now $12.38 at !Gilbertson's.
Devils Lake, N. d. 1923
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make your selections
now. Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
High grade tapestry over stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
son.s, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Jack Palmer, who resided in Shey-
enne during the winter, is now NOV
ing his family out on the farm.
If you are needing or going to need
household furniture soon you will save
so per cent to Is per cent at Gilbert
sons Big Discount Sale, Devils Lake,
N. D. 1928
Residents Of Penn, Cando, Bisbee
and Leeds have taken advantage Of
Gi%lbertson's Big Discount Sale. Why
don't you? E. w. Glbertson, Devils
WANTED-Someone to get SUBJ
scription for the World at Toxic and
surrounding community. We pay for
this work. F. s. Austin, editor.
Lake, N. d.. 2-23
Opportunities to purchase furniture
at so per cent don't come often. You
should supply your needs now during
G~ilbertson's so Per Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, N. D. 3-2a
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
GARsKE

Mrs. Gust Garske and daughter,
Miss Erma, went to Devils Lake last
Thursday. returning Friday morning.
so per cent to 25 per cent discount
on u entire stock Of up-to-date fur
niture. E. w. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake, N. d. 1928
MI. and Mrs. H. p. Jorgenson came
up from Devils Lake Thursday to
spend q few days visiting at the G.
=. Jorgenson home. They returned
to their home on Saturday accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jor-
genson who spent Sunday with them
at Devils Lake.
You car buy furniture at so per
cent to Is percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Miss Newgard came up from Dew
lis Lake Monday to spend a few days
visiting friends in this community.
monographs at 50 per cent discount
at G~ilbertson's, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
High grade tapestry over stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. d. 1923
Mrs. Rollin Backer, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Garske, the past three
weeks left Wednesday for Devils
Lake where she will visit for ! lew
days. She will also visit relatives at
Grand Forks and Fargo before re-
turning to her home at Spokane.
Lace curtains formerly. $4.76 . pair,
now $2.38 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
IN. d. 3-23
Ellen Mikkelson came up from Web
stef Saturday to spend q few days at
the MAIDS Mikkelsof home. She re-
}tnrned Wednesday afternoon.
Reed rocker valued at $12.75, now
1896 at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
~. p. 3-23
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Knarreborg
were Devils Lake visitors last Tues
day.
Golden oak china closets worth
$24.75, now 1928 at G~ilbertsuo,n's.
Devils Lake, N. DE- 3-23
Among the passengers from here
to- Devils Lake Wednesday were:
Arthur Dahlen, William McNamee
and John Mcbride. ,sss
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make yonr selections
now. Devils hake,sN. d. 8-2aa
John Regain came aup from Devils;
Lake Friday to attend 70 his farming
interests here. 3
Gunder Erickstad Was Devils
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
RAMSEY

so per cent to rs per cent discount
on q entire stock Of up-to-date fur
niture. E. w. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake, N. D. 1923
The infant daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. William Benson was seriously
i'll with whooping cough last week but
is reported improving rapidly.
You can buy furniture at so per
cent to 25 percent discount at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Thor Nestegard accompanied Ole
Yordesdahl to Devils Lake / week
ago, Tuesday, returning the same day.
Carl Nelson; arrived a few days ago
for q: visit with relatives. Mrs. Mel
son and little daughter Joined him
Friday.
Photographs at 50 per cent discount
at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Mrs. L. n. Miller and Mrs. M. A..
Hoghaug Of Devils Lake arrived here
Friday for . visit, Mrs. Hoghaug ex-
pecting to remain for several days
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Peter Glerum.
High grade tapestry over stuffed
dufold suites at half price at Gilbert
sons, Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
Mrs. Carlson, wife of one of Devils
Lakes railroad shop men, was an
other visitor in the community this
week.
Lace curtains formerly $4.75 a pair,
now $2.3S at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D. 1928
John Anderson of Hansboro was a
business caller at Espesto.s one day
last week.
Reed rocker valued at $12.75, now
$685. at Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D. 1923
Chester Moen returned home from
points east" Friday evening after an
absence Of over a week.
Golden oak china closets worth
$24.75, now $12.38 at Gilbertson's,
Devils Lake, N. D. 1923
A taffy pull; staged at the school
house last week, was the live social
event Of the declining winter, occur
ring Wednesday evening. Young lad
les and young men from near and
far enjoyed the occasion. An excel
lent lunch was served and a merry
evening participated in by all.
Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make your selections
nov. Devils Lake, N. D. 1928
Claus Moen went to Devils Lake
Thursday, returning the same day. y
A number Of Miss Murray's pupils
have been absent from school the past
two weeks on account of the prevail
ing "sore throat epidemic"
If you are needing or going to need
household furniture soon you will save
so per cent to Is per cent at Gilbert
sons Big Discount Sale, Devils Lake,
N. D. 1928
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Nestegard were
host and hostess at an informal party
there Friday evening.
Tom Christianson was a Devils
Lake caller Thursday and Friday Of
last week:
Residents Of Penn, Cando, Bisbee
and Leeds have taken advantage Of
| Gilbertson's Big Discount Sale. Why
don't you? E. W. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake. N. D. 3-23
Gilbert Volden is extremely busy
at present overhauling automobiles.
Several Ramseyites "took in" the
chivaree at Bill Twins Saturday eve
: ming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

the women of the city for the disabled
soldier, and the proceeds from the car
nival go to this fund.
The merchants and others appearing
Friday night were; Ardmore Phar
macy, Westheimer 4 Daube, First
National Bank, state National Bank,
City state Bank, Guaranty State
Bank, Exchange National Bank, Prim.
rose Dairy, Penney Store Frame Drug
Company, Rawlins Furniture Com.
pany, Henry Baum and Daisy Gray,
Rotary Club, Lions Club, Kiwanis Club,
Davis Flower Shop, Frayne Millinery.
Cook Paint Company, Mar.Shea Mil
linery Crockett Grocery Co.. Searcy,
solomon, Dixie Store, l.. and w Shoe
shop, Davis Market. Hardy Sanitar.
ium, Ringer Drug Company. Herd
Bailey Company, w. X. Burnitt, Krue-
ger, kish, Ritter and Shaw, Ardmore
Book Store. Southwestern Paint Com
pany Fred Horn, Hoffman Plumbing,
Sessions Company, Excelsior Laundry,
Ardmoreite Publishing Company, Con.
sumers Light and Power Company.
Bass Furniture Company, Rosenthal's,
Despair Millinery, Thompson and VII.
kinson, Ellison Plumbing Shop, Ard.
more-Akron Tire and Rubber Com.
pany, Sneed Furniture Company. New
State Hardware Company. Help Your
self Grocery, Bivens.Corhn 4 Frensley,
Don Cochran, Inc, j. +. Buchanan,
Squires Electric Shop. Norris Grocery
Company, Hamilton Shoe Company,
Peoples Building and Loan Associa.
tion.
The program closed with beautiful
presentation OF The Greatest Mother"
the Red Cross, represented by Mrs.
Minnie b. Wall.
Thursday nights program with Mrs.
Harry B. Harts. chairman, was devot.
ed to Americanism at which time Dud.
ley Monk of Okmulgee delivered an
inspiring address on American ideals
as upheld by the American Legion.
Mrs. Hart's program was splendid
throughout and was most fitting
opening for the carnival.
Following the program each night.
the carnival spirit reigned supreme.
Scores of prominent men and women
took charge of the various "side
shows" booths, sale of candies, pop.
corn, soda pop, hot dogs and the
other things which go to
make successful carnival. Dancing
was also INDUCED in each evening
and the entire affair is one of which
only the greatest words of praise NAV
be given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

Float Of the d. A. Il.
Mrs. J. c. Crosby.
Wilson south ward school.
Philharmonic club, and Junior Phil.
harmonic, two ears.
Mrs. Minnie B. Church. county homo
domonstrator.
Plain View school boys and girls clul
in decorated float.
Mount Washington school clubs ir
decorated float
Deese school club in decorated float
Hignight school club, two floats.
Mulkey-James Company.
Eiwanis clubsiX decorated cars.
Mulkey-Lamb Hardware Company
Mrs Henry Baum, decorated car.
Mrs. Jackson, decorated car.
Wilson Chamber of Commerce.
Delphian Society.
Camel Cigarette, decorated car.
Deese Community club.
American Legion, float.
Lions Club, Mrs Slack. Mrs. Prater
Mrs johnson, Mrs. l.. b. Frazier.
Willys-Knight Sales Company.
Mrs. George B. Orr, Wilson, Okla.
Chickasaw Lumber Company.
Sykes, Rast and Boyd.
Westheimer and Daube.
Company T.. O. y. c., Captain Nc.
Lean commanding.