The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-07-23
JOLIET JoTr1Nes.
BY H. D. Davis.

By H. D. Davis.
Mrs Charles Long and son of
Springfield. Mo-, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Fetty during their
visit here.
Mrs. Rebecca Cole of Walls, Miss,
is now residing with her son, Rev.
w. L Petty. pastor of the Second
Baptist church.
The Second Baptist church and its
auxiliaries are busily preparing for a
picnic to be given August 1o at Dell
wood Park
Brown chapel gave a moonlight So
cial at Hooks Grove. Refreshments
were served and Rev. Irwin furnished
taxi service.
The Rover baseball team have
changed their name to the Joliet
Wonders. The boys have been play
ing very steady and heady ball, hav-
ing won ten out Of twelve starts.
Their manager, Jasper Fambro, has
also organized another team known
as the Cadet Midget.
Madam w. L Petty, a talented
singer and choir leader of the Second
Baptist church, has organized a glee
club composed entirely of the fairer
sex
Miss Renne of the Joliet Commu-
nifty Service has been relieved of her
work here by Miss Clark of New
Bedford, Mass. Miss Renne has been
transferred to the Covington service in
Kentucky.
Miss Clark, Community Service
worker, arrived here from Richmond,
Ind, where she has been helping con-
duet a financial drive. She informs
us that the drive was q success and
that they were far above the amount
set Miss Clark is a very capable
woman and an exceptionally good
speaker and we hope that her success
here outshines all her former sue
cesses.
The Joliet Community Service
finance committee met at Logan
school last Saturday evening to I'm
ish making arrangements for its fnan-
cial drive. This school was given
US some days ago. Much can be said
Of the members that worked so hard
and faithful to acquire It. It was no
easy matter TO get possession Of this
structure and you can bet the path |
was we'll CREASED and with abundance
Of thorns. Which goes to say that
one slip you're gone and thorns to
console in your misery. Major Ram
sey. from national headquarters, is
here to assist in outlining a general
He and Miss Clark. made
some very brilliant remarks, which
ended by Doc. J. Frederiek-WilliamS,
chairman of finance committee, pledg-
ing $50; Secretary Nathan Richard
son, $50; chestine Mason, treasurer.
$50 Others that pledged themselves
we're: A. E. Jenkins. $50; T. D. Nc
$50; Mrs. T. D.. Mcdonald,
SIS; Mr. Jerry Lindsay, $50; Mr..
and Mrs. William Morton, $50; Mrs.
Richardson, SIS; Andrew
SIS; Mrs. Coates, SIS:
Mrs. C. Mason, SIS; Mr.. Luther Bell,
assistant secretary. $50. Anyone that
wishes to pledge themselves to Com
nunity Service address Joliet Com
nunity Service, corner Ottawa and
DeKaIb.
Among those that leave for the
Knights Of Pythias-G Grand Lodge ses-
ion are: Nathan Richardson, A. E
Jenkins, Harry Woods, James Mar
in, Harrison Jackson, Thomas Car
-ington, delegate. Solomon Loekhart,
Houston Cole, Mrs. Dishman, dele
pate; Mrs. l. MeGee, Mrs. ]. Frank
in, Mrs. B. R Craig and Mrs. Ro-
rerta Richardson.
The body Of ex-Soldier James Enix.
deceased, Of the old eo5rd Pioneer
'egiment. was shipped to his home in
Topeka. Kas.. to be inferred
Mrs. Mandy Brown Of Memphis.
Tenn, was buried here Friday. Mrs.
Grown lived here some time ago on
Benton street. She has a sister and
on 10 mourn her loss.
Mr. Jesse Craig and Mr.. Walter
'enkins motored to Leafy Grove to
ttend The Elks picnic