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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
WINTER GARDEN

A thrilling story OF life IN the Eng.
ilsh aristocracy Is told In Hearts
Are Trumpa." which Is showing AZ
the Winter Garden theatre this
week. Tho scenes Of the story take
place In and about London and In the
Alps. A thrilling climax Of the play
takes place IN the Alps during a ter.
rifle snowstortn. Beautiful Alice
Terry Is IN the leading role. support.
cd by Joseph Kiigour and Norman
Kennedy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03

French Steel Merger Pending

WashinEton. May 3.--The Department OF
mercial agents abroad that three OF the
largest French steel corporations are ex-
pected to consolidate for the purpose OF In
CreasIng that industry's strength The
principal company OF the new combination
is said 70 be the SOccte Anonyme dos FOrges
Ct Acieres d. Nord ct de rEst. the capltal
or which is to be increased from 40 900 900
TO 5000, 900 francs and TO absorb the hold
ings OF the Socote dos Forges at Acieries
du Nord ct de Lorraine and Of the Cslncs
Metaliurgique De la B"Ese-IOire. The now
company viii control an ore dernain with
equivalent equipment for IN annual pro-
ductlon OF 4.OO0.OOO tons and also six large
French coal companies and important coal
deposits IN England we'll as, coke. cement
and building material compa nie7 rolling
mills, coundries and casting plants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
IN. Y.-tiInel }
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. May 3.-Thc local coffee
futures market seems to have gotten
into a rut and trading drags along from
DAY to day with no new feature of any
kind. This morning the market opened
to q points higher. with no pressure
to sell and buying orders very limited.
there being two or three lots sold in the
September and March positions.
Late in the morning there had been
no price changes and only few add
tional sales.
According TO Laneuville, Of Havre.
the worlds visible supply on May was
.039,OGO bags. showing a decrease for
the month of April of 147 900 bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Securities Steady, but Without sFea-
ture-DeaIinas In Oils Small

London, May 3.--Operntions in se-
curities on the stock exchange were de-
void of feature today and the markets
we're listless. although steady in the
main Notwithstanding the fact that
money was easy and that t1S,OOO,O QUO
was disbursed in dividends yesterday,
the gilt edged section had softer un.
dertone. Continental loans were dull
an news from Germany on rcparations
was awaited with interest.
Home rails were quiet. pending fur
ther developments as to the coal labor
deadlock. Grand Trunks were hard and
there was fresh buying of Argentine
rails. Dollar descriptions dropped in
sympathy with New York exchange.
Moderate profit taking occurred in
Mexicans.
Dealings in the oil department were
small but the group was held we'll.
Shell Transport and Trading was
) 1916 and Mexican Eagle 6la.
The industrial section displayed stn -
bility Sentiment in kaffirs and dia-
monds was cheerful.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Second National Bank Of phuado,,,,fs
setnlannua! OF per cent payable NAV 3
TO STOCK OF record April 30.
t'l"s service CO. Bankers Shares
monthly ot thirty-hye and onc-haIf cents on
I'nf kGrS shares. payable June i TO stock Of
Supcook Mills quarterly $50 on pre-
Mrr"I, ana u 30 on common. both payable
NAY IT, 10 STOCK of record May 2
=, ,W'IloduCtS Coke tOrpuraIiOn Cuar,,r,,.
smt.3" payable May 20 to stock OF record
General Asphal Co. quarterly OF u. Der
OF record NAV II S " 7'oCH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
No Dividend by Adams Express

New York May 3--Direc,ors Of the
ACams Express co have absolutely no In
tention OF following the lead OF Wells Fargo
IN declBr!n a dividend Ou, Of tho rccen,
disbursement received from American Rail-
way Express, II was stated. Traders bid
Adams stock - points to II new high
for the present yea- On the strength Of
EuAIysiS OF tn" value Of IN" stOeK as a result
Of the COMPANY new income from tho
operating express COMPANY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
NEW YORK BOND SALES
Summary Of Individual Transactions on New York Exchanr.

81 J. 4 8 Franlstand'd Oil Of
3eries' n Calf rcts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
Liverpool Cotton

LiverpooI, May . There vas onIv A
small demand for spot cotton today, with
paa!ccs steudy on the basis OF an advance ~
10 points for m!ddling at 750d The sales
were 5000 bales. The receipts were 1000
ohIes. Including 1900 bales American FIJI
lures were quiet n the early doaIings Sp0t
pr pn'cGs G% were American middnnE fair,
IunOd good mlid!nR. s. 6Gd. fully niddl!ng
s.2ld m!ddlnE. 7.58d: low middilng, e. Ma
sool orr many. 5.20l. and nrd!nnrN- 1 hIL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
Penn National Declares Extra

The Penn National Bank has declared ,ba
regular SemiannuAI dividend OF \ per cen,
,hd an extra dividend OF > per cent pays bic
May 3 90 stock OF record MAY 2 This is
the 1880 dividend paid by this bank -
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
BRISTOL

BRISTOL. Tenn.-va., Dec a-Nota6is
in the social events OF Bristol during the
past week was the golden wedding a
T,ysT,ay M Of Mr. parent. ne Of DR.. W. e
Martin, president of Sullins college: Inc
anniversary was celebrated In the state.
IN ths chapel where an Impressive cere-
mony was held. More than 800 students
and many visitors attended the cere-
The bride and bridegroom of fifty
years entered the chapel to the strains
OF Lohengrin with Prof. Herbert Jenny
led By little Miss Ameiis McTyelre Mar
tin, the youngest grandchiid of the
couple. Others who took part In The
MacRae, representing the faculty; Miss
Amelia Harrison and Miss Edith Black
well. for the student body; DR.. N. M
%..sHn .o oa t Re Ola suns co.se
the present executive, DR.. W. e. Martin,
was born. After the service In the
chapel a reception was held In the draw
Mrs. Anna Lee Morley. Tennessee State
Senator widow of the late senator J.
Parks Morley, has returned to her home
at Bluff City after q visit with relatives
at Boswell, Ind.
Miss Mary Glenn Phillips. q member
Of the expression department at Central
College, Conway, Ark, Is here to spend
the Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Phillips.
Holy Night" a contralto was given
Sunday night by Bristol soloists at the
Windsor Avenue Presbyterian Church
Those taking part were Miss Carrie Mae
Miller, Mrs. Archer Besseley and Mrs.
Beasley.
Mr., and Mr., Mrs: James janet l.. Age have y re,
after a visit of several weeks to relatives
at Portsmouth and Crsdock. Va.
Miss Eleanor Edmondson, OF Goldsboro,
N. c., Ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. ID. Edmondson.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
DANVILLE

DANVILLE. Va, Dec. .t-The mar
rage of Miss Martha Smith. daughter of
Mrs. r. b. Graham. to Lieut. GiIber,
Hoover. U, s. ~. of Ohio which took
place on Wednesday at Main Street
Methodist Church. was the most ella bora lie
Wedding seen here for many years. The
Rev: j. N. Latham was the officia ting
minister. Danviiie's prettiest girls attend
ed the bride and the men attending
LIE, n;,n Hoover were naval officers IN
Virtually all Of the social events in Dan
and affair. given n honor OF M. sriS. ,e.
be. one of this city's most popular young
women. Miss Marion Bostwrisht Miss
Ethel Finn. Miss Kathleen Dsvi. and
Miss Annsbei Hunter entertained in her
honor
A wedding OF interest here was that OF
Miss Lucy Dix Estes. niece OF DIR, J. ID.
Estes- to Harry Bsrnetts Grimsley, of
Greensboro. N; G. which took plsc. at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Cascade, the Rev.
w. T. Dosgeu officiating. The wedding
was largely attended. Prior to the cere.
mony Mrs; Peter Scales entertained the
This week saw numerous arrivals of
girls and boys at the universities com ing
Miss Thelma Jones' who 10 attending
Sweetbriar College, IL home for the
holidays
Miss Mary tvey has returned home from
washington TO spend Christmas with her
parents.
Misses Nora and Carey WaddilI have
returned to their home In Chicago
Miss Ethel Rowe hs. returned from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. N Holcomb has gone TO New
YORK to spend the holidays.
Miss Emily Herndqh has returned from
Washington to spenh the holidays.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
cRISFIELD

CRIsFIELD, Md. Dec 2t-willism v,
weeks with relsti at Ashevile. n. C,
returned TO Crisfield this week for the
holidays.
w. L. Wilmington. who has been under
weeks. returned to his home near Hope
well much improved in health.
William S. Quinn has returned from .
visit to Baltimore.
]. Lee Carver. of Brinkley's district.
was Crisfield visitor.
J. H. Milligan, of Urbana. Va, was q
visitor here during the past week.~
John 7. Bedsworth was a visitor to
Baltimore during the past week.
Clarence p. Landlord spent part OF
the past week In Philadelphia on bust
ness visit
John 4. Vessels, who has been III for
several days past, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be out again.
j. A. Zehmer, jr.. OF McKenny. Va. was
weekend guest of Miss A. Louise
Tyler. at the General and Marine Hospital.
Mrs Mollie Brown and daughter. Miss
Vera, have returned from visit with
relatives and friends in Philadelphia and
RIDLEY Park, Pa.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
BERKELEY SPRINGS

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, Dec. a.
Miss Pearl Orebaugh was visiting at
Blairton, near Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte stotler returned
from Newport, r. l., and will spend some
time with Mr.. Stotler's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Mssolum Stotler.
Mrs. r. p. Miller, son, Eugene, and
sister, Mss Genevieve Miller, were visit
ing in Baltimore.
The Rev. r. A. Dawson was a visitor to
Washington.
J. w. Youngblood and family, Wash
ington, are spending several weeks here.
Or. NJ. F. Hamilton, Warrington, w.
Va, was a visitor.
Rodweii Collision returned from Clsrks-
burg.
Peter James Hasenbuhler and Miss
Alice virginia Young, both of this place,
were married in MsrtinsburE.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON. Dec. 2i.-The Blue
Lantern tea room gave the first of It's
regular dances. Among those present
were Miss Dorothy Lovett, Jack Frost.
Miss Cornelia Davis, Grady Buskirk. Miss
Catherine Erslow. Paul Chapman. Miss
Montey Daugherty, Pascal Moore. Miss
Kathleen Holt Paul Thornburg.
Mrs Frank Ellington and Mrs. Erskine
Spillman will entertain with a card party
at their home on stanton road on the
afternoon OF December 2s, their honor
guests being Mrs. Arthur Calvert, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Miss Frances Jeter has as her house
guests Miss Carey letter and Miss Flor
ence Andrew. bridge party was given
in their honor
Miss Dorothy Lovett and Miss Helen
Mcmahon are spending the holidays with
their parents. Both are students at
Sweet Briar College, Virginia.
The first Christmas holiday dance was
given at the Guyan Country Club. The at
fair was attended by about $50 guests
and members.
Miss Mary Oney, OF Third avenue. en-
tertsined with a bridge party in honor Of
Mrs Harry r.. Fisher, of Huntington, Ark
At o'clock salad and iced courses were
served TO twenv-scven guests.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Dec. 24.-Mem-
bers of the Literary Society OF Lasalle
Institute presented Hamlet" on Wednes-
day, under the direction Of Henry Bender,
al IS. Peter and Paul hall Besides the
play, dramatic readings and carols appro-
pirate to the season were given; The cast
included: Marcellus, John Uhi: Horatio,
Charles Welsh: Polonius, Philip Stark ]:
Laertes, Henry Bender; Ophelis, Edward
nssn P.' sss.ps
Charles Bender; osric. Charles Stark /;
first grave digger, William, Campbell !;
Hamlet, Frsecs s MeGeady o""'o Ne'nhA''
Bsnns Of matrlmony were proclaimed
between Joseph Malloy, of Mt. Savage,
and Margaret Murray, OF Frostburg.
J. Thomas Barry, OF Eckhart, and Miss
Edeiia McGinn Homecoming, were married
here by the Rev. Mr.. Travers, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Lutheran Church took the role of Santa
home Of the Rev. Chauncey r. Botsford.
the pastor. The larder was filled with
donations besides personal gifts. The
affair was surprise for the household.
Greek residents observed the feast of
their patron saint, Nicholas. At a recep-
ton at the home of Nicholas Charuhas.
10 Fulton street, two-score guests were
entertained at an elaborate dinner An
other reception was held at the home
OF Nick Yanudakes, 3s Polk street At
other homes there were also celebrations
st. Georges Branch. No. 80. Catholic
Knights OF America, elected the following
officers for 1922: Spiritual director, the
Rev. Father Maroellus; president, Thomas
M. Mullsn; vice president, George D.
Landwehr; chancellor, Karl Helm stetter
recording secretary, George j. Fetching.
er; financial secretary and treasurer
Theodore Thumel; escort V. ]. Rupert:
guard, Andrew J. Price; sentry, John
Goelner; trustees, Joseph Grabenstein
Anthony Dressman and August II. Fogt-
man; supreme delegate to the supreme
convention to be held In New Orleans In
May, Theodore Thumel; alternate, George
ID. Landwehr.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
LEWISBURC

LEWISBURG, w. Va, Dec. 7t.-Mrs
$. NJ. Austin Is visiting her mother at Hot
Springs, Va.
John q. Dwyer and his mother, OF In
diana, have been visiting in Greenbrier
county for some time.
n, c. Mcneil, OF Marllnton, was a busi-
ness visitor in Lewisburg.
Miss Mamie Temple OF Huntington, w
Va, is visiting Miss Grace DarnelL
s. V. Burgess will leave soon for a visit
to friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ford OF Norfolk Va,
were in 0reenbrier a few days last week
and the first of this week. They were
called here by reason OF the Illness and
death OF Mr.. eFord's mother.
steele Callison. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Callisou, Is at home for the holi-
days from the University of Louisville.
The Rev. II. A. Murrill has returned TO
his home at PrcstonsburK, KY.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
LYNcHBURG

LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. 24-Nr. and
Mrs Charles NJ Gugsenheimer have iss-
ued Invitations for a reception to be given
at their residence In Washington street
tonight from to IL o'clock, This Is one
OF the big social affairs here for the
Christmas season. taking place ordinarily
on Christmas night. but IL is held a night
earlier this year because the holiday falls
on Sunday.
The lakewood County Club last night
gave the first OF it's two holiday season
dances when many couples danced from
to l o'clock.
Christmas week are the dances at the
Elks' Club Monday night and the dance
by the bynchhurg German Club Tuesday
evening at the city auditorium.
A large number OF lads and Iasses par
ticipated in the charity ball given at the
city auditorium Tuesday night by the
Carrie Harper Club, proceeds from which
went to the expenses for Christmas stock
irss , FILLED fo ,n by the club for christmas ,a
boys and girls seventeen and older. The
juniors gave their benefit dance last week
with several hundred juniors under seven
teen dancing.
Misses Nina Marshall and Aurelia Har-
rison. students at the Cathedral school
Wash tngton. have arrived to spend the
holidays at the homes here.
Mrs, r. Ashby Watts Ia in New York
for visit
Miss Margaret McCleur. OF Richmond
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James
X. Gillian, jr.
Miss Kittie Coke Akers has arrived from
Dsnville to spend the holidays at her home
here.
Misses Rosa Vaughan and Emma Ivey
will entertain at a dance at the Oakwood
Club next Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
FRosTBURC

.,EROeTBUK0 Nd, Dec. 1-Martin
Yilhsrt Cosgroye, Midlothian. and Miss
Mule Amelia Filler. Of tho same place.
were married here by the Rev. l.. p.
Browne. Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church.
christopher jacob walbert and Miss
Clara Elizabeth Thomas were married at
the parsonage OF Salem Reformed Church
bv-ths Rev. John NJ. HerzoE
ttsYa
; sNiss Pearl n. Thomas OF Franklin
SUnaSe Hospital Baltimore, was called
homo ~ the Illness OF her mother.
"A farewell party was given In honor
Nicholas -akeados, who has gone to
Newark. N J, A fine dinner was served.
rhs.. Guests were; Daniel Porter, Florian
Nickel, Thomas Powell. j. A. c. Jones,
HAyfnend 3. Eisel, Daniel Price, Eldon
--pwsit 0ustave Harris, Frank Shivea
James Parks. Clarence Rephsnn. Carl
Conner, Raymond weibrecht George
knoyer, Philip Burton, Cyril Nickel, Noel
cScs. Samuel Harris, Jack Grove, Lance
Afehardson and Frank Logdsop.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
SHEPHERDSTOWN

sHEPHERDSTowN, w. Va. Dec. "a.
Local society's most interesting event
so far was the marriage on December
IT, OF Miss Ruth Elizabeth Knott, daugh-
ter OF Capt. George NJ. Knott, OF Shep-
herdstown, to DR.. MaSey Gregg Hoffman
of Bunker HIN, which took place in the
Presbyterian Church here at noon, with
the Rev. James II, Haley, assisted by
DR.. Charles Ghlselin. The ushers pre-
ceding the bridal party included Edward
l.. Reinhart, of Shepherdstown, McGary
Snyder OF Shenandoah Junction, Jack
Donley, of Shepherdstown, and Oak Tabb.
of Bunker Hin. Little Miss Katherine
johnson, a nice of the bride and Emma
Gray Hoffman, niece of the bridegroom
were the flower girls, alfred in pink or
CANDY dresses with pink georgette crepe
hats. The ring bearer was the little
nephew of the bridegroom, Leonard Hoff-
man, attired in a black velvet suit. The
Miss Mary Kenna Knit, of shepherds
town, who wore a stylish dress of Hard
ing blue crepe de chine, with panne vel
vet hat to match, The bride, who en-
tered upon the arm OF her father, wore
a gown OF sand -colored silk la jerse with
beaver, with gloves to matcn. Dr. Emmett
c. Stuart, of Winchester acted as best
man for the bridegroom.
The bridal party was entertained at a
buffet luncheon at the home OF the
brides father following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Nottingham, who
have been living In Eastville, Va. have
given up their residence there and are
now in Shepherdstown.
Louis Burns was host at a dinner party
at his home near Shenandoah Junction
the country.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
BELLEPOINT

REILEPOINT, w. Va, Dec. 24-The
urinary grades, with Miss Bessie Bolton,
teacher entertained the upper school,
Miss Daisy Miller, principal with a
Christmas tree and essays Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs Henry Taylor, Miss Della Taylor,
and Miss. Jennie Meadows, of Mt. Zion,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wiseman sunday
The Rev. Mr.. Withers. OF Parkersburg,
w Va gave a series of lectures in the
Raptist Memorial Church here.
Mr. and Mrs o. l.. Morris and son,
Hale. of Gsuley Bridge, are visiting
Judge Miller and family.
carl Shoematc and family OF Warford.
visited Mrs. J. w. Anderson and family.
Mrs g. L. Taylor, her daughters. Irene
and Onna, and Julia Burbage, made a
trip TO Charleston, w. Va.
p. f. Rellyson is still III at his home
on River Front View.
seliey Palmer OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Palmer. was seriously hurt by the
fall OF a tree while grading n street.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
NORFOLK

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 24.-Mrs. c. Wiley
0randy, jr.. has returned from Riverton,
whore she attended the marriage of Miss
Jean Carson and her brother. Percy Char
rington Randolph. Mrs. Grandy WAS accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. William RAN
dolph' who wfii be the guest , OF MT "; ana mo
winter.
Miss Jane Boyd Nicely. who is doing work
at the Bear Mountain Episcopal MISSION
Station, near Amherst. is here to spend
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Charles
r. Grandy, and DR.. Grandy.
Maj. and Mrs. Morgan Hudgins. OF
Waynesboro, will spend the Christmas holt
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bilisoiy Hudgins
at their homo in the Rudwali apartment,
Middle street. Portsmouth.
Miss Corinne Evans, who is residing this
winter with Mrs. Andrew s. Browne IN
Botetourt street, and teaching school, left
Friday to spend the Christmas vocation in
Mtddiesex county with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas b. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs Irving c. Wright and little
daugh liter, from Chestnut Hill, Mass, are
spending the holidays with Mrs; W.T. WTighs IS
their home in Pembroke avenue.
Midshipmen Cabell Gwathmey, of the
United States Naval Academy. will arrive
tomorrow to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. Tayloe Gwathmey.
Frederick Bundy, who 10 a student at
the Harvard Business School, rs mere 20
spend the holidays with his mother, Ms.
M G.. Bundy, and Mr. and Mrs. nathan
Bundy, at their home in Tanners Creek
Among the Norfolk students from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute who are
spending their holidays here are LOUIS
Walker, Garland Truitt, Frankiin New
some, Jack Baugher, William Sanders, Kan
dolph Sanders, Herman Pritchsrd, Booecr
wooIford, George Williams, Alfred Doison'
Carl Examiner and Lewis Hail
Among the Norfolk students returning
from Hollins College here to spend Their
holidays are Misses Helen Bunting Msr'sm
Patrick Mabel Mcpherson, Lydla Speignt'
HIIds Gardner Janice Price, AliSe Nlraf,
Louise Gregory. Emily Robertson, MARY
Gordon Week Elisabeth Cole, Nirginia
MCCOY. La Luce Guy, Virginia HUI, MI,
dred Newton Mary Wood Whitehurst and
Catharine James.
The Washington times., 1921-12-25
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. va Dec. 2I-Mr. and
Mrs. w. o. Bolin entertained 4 number OF
friends at a house warming party In their
residence on Beech street. into which they
recently moved. Music and cards were the
principal diversions. Mrs. Bolin served
two-course luncheon
Mrs. H. II. Holt entertained the Kensinr-
ton Club at her home on Maple avenue
Friday night.
Invitations have been mailed for the
Christmas frolic dance 10 De given at the
Willard Hotel ballroom on Monday, De-
cember IS, by the Phi Chi fraternity, the
only event of the kind this winter
The Independ order of Foresters held
a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Grace
Hostler on West Main street, at which
time plans for a campaign to increase the
m en- bership were taken up. Following
short busin session refreshments were
served
Another Of the pleasing dances given by
the Elks' Club for their members aud
friends will be held Monday night, Decem-
Der &C. at the Elks' home.
Members OF Junior Class No. OF An
drew's Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
were entertained Monday evening at the
Hotel Willard at a dinner party given oy
their teacher, Mr.. HuffKsrden, formerly u
Cincinnati
Members Of the Girls Charity Club met
Monday at the home of Mrs Harry walters
at which time plans were made for the
sending of Christmas baskets, which IL the
annual custom of the club.
The Cleaners class of Andrews Meth.
odi.t Episcopal Sunday school entertained
a large gathering of church members ano
friends Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Leonard have returned
IN Kingvood after visiting his parents, Ar'
and Mrs S. NJ. Leonard.
Miss Gertrude Suddarth has returnee
home to spend the holiday season with her
parents, Or. and Mrs 8. r. Suddarth. she
has been attending school In virginia.