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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.

NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Cash in bank ton interest and
not on interest) .....-.....S 2Oo, 253.26
Real Estate unincumbered. 1860
Bonds and Stocks owned
market Value) ............ 1855, 10000
Mortgage Loans on Real Es-
tate free from any prior in
cumbrancel ................ S0l,o5O.OO
Accrued Securities Interest
and Rents, etc. ............ 3l,6SO.73
Other Securities ........ 100000
Premiums and Accounts due
and in process Of Collection 354.7O5.T6
Accounts otherwise secured. 100000
. Total Net Assets ..........S OF, 1850
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure outstanding
risks ..................>... 1924, on
Losses unadjusted and in sus-
pense .~............. ia, %
Other Liabilities Of the Com
pany ...... ................. 100000
Capital and Surplus ........ 97S.978.3s
Total Liabilities ..........S 3,077, 9 Is. so
Greatest amount in any one
risk 100000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
NET ASSETS OLE coMpAN

NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Cash in banks (on Interest
and not on INTEREST," ......$ 45S3436
Real Estate unincumbered. .. 15S, OOO.O0
Bonds and Stocks owned
market yaiue)1...........: 1o5sooo
Mortgage Loans on Real
Estate free from any prior
incumbrance] .....::.i..... 23e,775OO
Accrued Securities Interest
and Rents, etc. ........ 4,1So.T5
Collateral Loans ............ $4,000
Abstracts and other Mortgage
recoverable expense ..... 85S.0o
Premiums and Accounts due
and in ptocess OF Collection 46,603.0e
Commissions due ......... 15,1os.1s
Due from Agents ..........,. 1,192.94
Total Net Assets .........s 528,OS1.8O
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure- outstanding
risks ......................S 154, e51.95
Losses adjusted and not due 1881. 50
Losses unadjusted and in
suspense ................... 36609.78
Bills and Accounts unpaid. LOSS 64
Funds held under reinsurance
treaties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2,S40.51
Reserve for Taxes ......... 10000
Capital Stock paid up........ 259150.00
Surplus ...................... 59,O5S.6 80
Total Liabilities ........$ 528Os1SO
Greatest amount in any one
risk, gross. 100,00000
State of Indiana. Office of Commissioners
of Insurance:
1, the undersigned, Commissioners of
Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the state
ment of the condition Of the above men
toned company on the 31st day of De
cember, 1920, as shown by the original
statement, and that the said original
statement is now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, l hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my
(SEALl official seal, this 18th day of
April, 1921.
T. S. McMURRAY, JR,
COmmissaonex.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

tied Goreks statement, despite a denial
from the girl, now under arrest in Toledo
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Money and Exchange

Indianapolis bank clearings Friday
were s., to-, 600, against s., ISL coo for Fri
day a week ago.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Foreign ex
change opened strong today with demand
Sterling &c lower at S3.99ss. Franc rose
is confines to S.62c for cables and S.61c
for checks. Lire were up 23s4 points TO
$50 fo- cables and 5.69c for checks. Bel
gian- cables We're S62c; checks, S.61c
Gunder cables vera S6JOc; checks. 36.03c
Sweden krOnen cables were 3.I5c; checks.
23.7Oc. German marks were quoted at
1Sc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
WHOLESALE FEED PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

E-Z Bake bakers four, In 9S-lb. cot
ton bags ............s........... As
Corn meal. in 100-lb. cotton bags. 205
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
NEw MANAGER FoR ROSF uuL

a new day has arrived In the his
tory OF the Rose Hin Field Club.
Bin tToggy) Davis has consented
10 take up the managerial reins OF
the r. IT. r. C.. while former man
ager c. r. Mccullough has accepted
the post OF business manager.
Bin Davis will be remembered as
manager OF the old Rose Hni team
and also OF Madeley. one OF the two
teams that defeated Liberty last sea-
son.
Rose Hill has played three games
this season, winning two and losing
one. The boys are now ready to
meet any team In the city or state
with players under ~ years. Any
team wanting a game should address
c. r. Mccullough, r.. +. ID. No. i.
New Castle. Liberty. Codars. Mer-
wick. Olympia. New Castle. Ninth
Ward Midgets. Trinity and South
SIDE are preferred.
The team will line up against the
New Castle Reserves Tuesday night,
al Rose Hin. on Saturday they will
cross bats with Claymont A. G.. at
Rose Hin.
Any player wishing n try-out
should see Bill Davis, at Rose Hill.
this evening.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
2ss4fS~ u n 9AYe6

Cambridge boat crew beat oxford
by finishing In high. An oxford al
ways was low.
We're getting closer all the time.
First Il was the world In which the
big fight is TO be held. Now it's ip
the u. S.
No matter how nice a spring, the
wrestler IS always looking forward
TO next fall.
Tho White Sox regulars used
Davenport against the Fort Worth
team. and tho latter sat on him, 4
10 /.
Even the British people have been
poking fun at the Carpenter Demp-
soy battle. Maybe IL WILL be
funny.
Bresnahan and Clymer. OF the
Toiedo team couldn't get together
on the training ladder that leads to
success in baseball. 30 owner Roger
let Manager Bill Clymer.
II Il weren't for IFS. every big
league team would cinch the dag.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

Kit" Carson. always rated as one
OF wilmington's best in the bowl
ing game, broke through last night
TO sustain his reputation. Kit"
handed Edgar Good his first defeat
in the individual championship, TAX
ing three games while Good was
getting one.
Mac" Mckee did a whole lot to-
ward evening up the standing by de-
livering Kurt Doelze his second de-
feat OF the series. Mac" lost one
game but hit the high spots in the
other three where Wee Kurtis''
couldn't touch, him.
Hampsh got an even split for the
night by winning from Howard Nc
Can and losing to Everett. The lat
ter did just as well when he was
toppled by Jimmie Harkins. Joe
Herman won his first match by
trimminf Piplno. Scores:
Carson ...... 100 1ss 1856 252-s95 90
Good ........ 127 2fO 15i is0-7os %
Mckee ...... $50 2O3 154 1870 (a)
Doeize ..... 143 iss isl 1886 %
Hampsh .. is5 1856 1f7 10 i7s-sls Cs)
Mccall 60. i2s l5s 1s7 i2s i3s-7i5 CO
Everett ..... ls5 157 10 17s-7oo Cs)
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARD.

After brief vacation at Palm
Beach. the Old Guard is back and
will have TO get in the harness again.
For endurance. Parson Marks
beats all records at playing the
plano. The Parson starts at o'clock
in the morning and stops at IL at
night.
Gee whiz, boys. but that man
]. t. q. sure can put away ice cream
and cake.
Speaking OF ice cream. hide II.
boys, here comes Walter Moore and
Tad Denn. There is always a quart
left for them. How lucky.
The Jazz Hounds have decided to
do away with the use OF the lipstick
and face powder and viii Jazz no
more.
Hackett sure showed the city 20
wobbly Haggerty. He presented him
with several things. and then Gee
poor guy had to say "Good morg.ns,
Judge.
Phil Sylvester traiiod along win
them and from o.. accounts he Is
still trailing. Phil has not been seen
since.
Plant Juice Wright has got his
picture In the paper at last. II the
juice did all the things he claims Il
did. IL is sure some Juice.
Ollie Higgins says the reason he is
learning to be kitchen mechanic Is
that. now the women have the vote,
the men will have TO do housework.
ollie must be getting ready TO be o
hen-pecked husband.
The boys are betting all the dough
they can get on Beaney Marks 20
win over Red Smith In their ten
round bout az the Steamboat Spa
ghetti store. Beaney is eating spa
ghetu four times a day and training
on hard cider. Red Smith Is work
ing out on pinochle This will be a
fight TO a finish.
Boys. don't forget we are in the
race 20 win that cup at the Fox fair
this week. So get busy and vote early
and often for the Keystone Field
Club, the most popular athletic clut
In Delaware. Put a little pep In tbs
contest and you will see that cup IN
our parlor at the club. where II be.
longs. SO vote like Helen b. Happy
The sporting public will see an all.
star show at Pythian Castle FRIDAY
night. Our advice Is come out early
to get a seat. Harry Baker and an
other good boy will fight the wind
up. Get your tickets at Keystone
204 East Fourth street
Don't forget the meeting OF the
club tonight. There will be some.
thing doing. so attend and find oui
what the club Is doing.
A get-together meeting is sched.
uled for April 13 for members only
A surprise is in store for those tpai
attend.
Sorrel-top Dawson will referee th'
bout az the spaghetti store between
Parson Marks and Red Smith. Sor.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
CHURCH LEAGUE TO
HOLD FIELD MEET

The Church Athletic League will
hold track and field meet in May
or June. in which athletes from all
churches OF the city who are mem
bers OF the league will participate.
The church representatives are now
determining just how many OF the
young men and women. and boys and
girls OF their church are Interested
in such a meet.
Arrangements for tho meet are IN
charge OF l. y. Steel. director OF
athletes OF the Church L--Eue. Al
ready much interest has been Gre
ated In the proposed track meet and
undoubtedly a large list OF entries
will be made. Sports will be pro-
vidod all ages and for girls as well
as men.
II Is the intention OF the Track
Athletic Committee 10 hold this
meet az the State Fair Grounds al
Eismcro. II possible. Definite de-
tails Of the meet viii be announce,
at the next meeting OF the lcagu,
on Tuesday. April ~.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
FOUR TEAMS PLAY
DUPONT C. C. BALL

-Four teams viii make up the du-
Pont Country Club Baseball League
this season. This was decided at
meeting of the baseball committee
Of the club yesterday.
Tho four teams will be known as
Engineering. Production, Account
ing and Sales Each team will play
one game a week and the schedule
not yet formulated will commence
about the middle OF this month.
Practice will be held next week, each
ream will set aside one afternoon
when they will have exclusive use OF
the diamond.
Following is the schedule OF prac-
tees arranged 20 commence April
IL:
Monday-Engineeri
Tuesday-Productio
Thursday-Sales
Friday-Accountin
4 The members OF the various teams
are urged TO report as near o'clock
as possible.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

President Harding has an invita-
tion to-nobdy knows where It's
for the 1921 world series games.
Every day It's shorter 70 opening
day. But the days keep getting
longer.
The big splash in the sporting
world comes when the swimming
season opens.
Every team has got TO rank some
where. Some. however. will be
rankor than others
Maranville always carries a couple
OF Rabbit" feet with him.
Speaking OF Us. Think OF ]. Sui
iivan. J. Corbett. J. Jeffries. J. John
son, j. Willard and J. Dempsey
But none OF them have been jays.
A fan in the centerneld blcachers
will admit he can see balls and
strikes better than an umpire behind
the plate.
New companies. not limited: Mar
awhile and Co. Babe Ruth and Co.,
and Hornsby and Co.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
PA. SUNDAY BALL
BILL Is KILLED

HARRISBURG. April 5.--without
a word OF debate or explanation. the
House last night defeated. by a
i4i to 80 vote. the Mccain bill.
which would have permitted local
option on the question OF Sunday
baseball and football, between and
Z y. m.
The bill was taken up as a special
order and Immediately a clerk be-
gan roll call. The only Interrupt
ton TO the stacatto noes" with oc-
casional ayes" came from Repre-
sentative Glass. Philadelphia. who
answered: Present, but not voting. ."
and Representative Sewers. who
said; Il desire to be recorded as
not voting"
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
HOT DOGS HOT.


The Prairie Dogs wore showed
under yesterday by the Frankfur-
ters. They thought II was a blizzard
during the third game, and were
considered lucky when they made
only three points Torpedo and
Number Six were pretty evenly
matched as they both got about the
same amount OF shoes on the board
each pitch. Two.
But Hot Cakei Obi how that
name fils every fans heart with
longing and admiration. Longing
for something to eat and admiration
for the most consistent pitcher who
,ver delivered a doughnut There's no
doubt about him being hot, and af-
ter he pitches the quoits look like
a cake. either piled in the peg OF all
around II. Por-Key put up a fairly
good front In the first two games,
but in the last game. eyes. II hap
pened AGAIN., Hot Cake didn't get a
point. This is the second time he has
failed 10 score on his opponent, as
Cat Eye held him down TO naught
In last Wednesdays games.
Torpedo and Hot Cake put the
last game out in record time by
making ringers between them. and
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
|DELAWARE TO
|PLAY DARTMOUTH
Coach Shipley Gets Squad
in Shape For Big
Game
TRACK MEN GET
READY FOR NAVY
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. April 5.-with about
80 baseball candidates on the dia-
mond and almost as many track
candidates on the cinder path and
different field event pits. Joe Frazer
Field University OF Delaware was a
busy place.
Coach Shipley gave the baseball
squad a hard workout and will con-
tinue that every afternoon until
Thursday when Delaware meets the
strong Dartmouth team. Joe" Roth
rocks arm is slowly getting in shape
with the big southpaw right, Dart
mouth or any other club is going to
have hard work 20 trim the Blue and
/ Gold. Jen Tesreau, the former Ar
kansas Bearcat OF McGraw's New
York Giants. is coaching Dartmouth
and is reported to have the best ag-
gregation that ever represented that
/ college on the diamond. The game
will start at ; o'clock and plans are
being made TO accommodate a large
crowd OF fans from Wilmington.
The practice yesterday consisted
largely Of batting and fielding work.
Coach Shipley hit them TO the var
sty infelders himself and kept the
boys on the hop. 4 Mcdonald. the
big first baseman. had an examina-
tion on and Grubb, a former Will
mington high boy covered first for
the varsity squad. Robbins at third
Underwood at short and "Skeet"
Wilson, at second makes up a nifty
infield. Captain Donoho, Madden
and Dantez, worked most Of the time
in practice in the outheld. Marvel
Nutter and Spaid alternated back
OF the bat Next Saturday. Delaware
goes 10 Baltimore for another game
With Johns Hopkins.
Track Coach Locates Is getting
his squad in good shape and will
work them hard for the next week
as two dual meets are scheduled for
the latter part OF next week. Next
Thursday the team will have is
first dual meet OF the season with
Virginia at Virginia and on Satur-
dtay OF the same week there will be
a duel meet with the Navy al An
napolis.
Prospects are bright for a record
entry list at the annual inter-schol'
astim field and track meet on sat
urday, May 7. Coach LeCato, who
Will have charge OF the meet thl
year. is receiving many inquire.
from schools in three States. Entr,
blanks sne now being sent out.
This Afternoon and tomorrow az
ternoon the annual inter-class fiel'
and track meet will be held on Fra
ger Field and will be spirited. Ath
letes OF the different classes hav
been training for this event for som
weeks and there promises 10 be clos
competition.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
YOU UNMARRIED
MEN SHOULD QUIT

slamming three pitchers to all
corners. the Married Men Of the
Sunday Star handed the Unmarried
Men a hard lacing yesterday in a
twilight tilt at Eighteenth and Van
p Ruren streets. "a to 6, last night
. Billy Bodenstedt was lifted from
the hill so fast he though a charge
- dynamite had been let loose
sAder his No. 12's. They showed
. -'Bodie" no mercy and pounded his
.alleged curves for every sort Of hit
ion the calandar. Thompson and
! lsrice, who followed him, were given
&c consideration. Lawrence Banks
Apd spike Davis handled the hurl-
60 job for the "Blissfuls" with little
I & tort.
The Marred men OF the Star have
sleaten the unmarried in quoits and
Sowing, and now they've taken to
baseball
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
ElEgN4AZg3555Jl&IE[BoEgH:s AZ

Al Cross showed up IN great shape
last Friday up in Pythian Castle
when he stopped Otis Mcdaniel IN
three rounds. Cross Is hot on the
trail OF Kid Sum. A bout between
these two men would be a great
drawing card.
Kid Beebe. OF Philadelphia VIII
be- seen at the Castle on Friday
week. Kid is a veteran of 900 bat
ties and has never been forced to
take a fatal count
Louis Smith is looking for a return
match with Pete Devine. Look out
Pete as Louis is fast coming TO the
front
Ralph Raymond is training daily
AZ tho Keystone for some bout he has
In view.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

A bout that promises to create a
lot Of interest is the fiyweight con-
test booked for Friday between
Mickey Morris the local champion
and Herb Hutchie the South Phila-
delphia fiyweight
X. o. Harry Baker. the local knock
out king will tackle the best mid
dloweight obtainable at Friday
nights show in the Pythian Castle.
Soldier Stokes. Joe Martin, Mic
key Morris and Kid Johnson all un-
der the management OF Glen Hack
EFT, will box on Saturday evening al
the Wilmington Trapshooting club.
Jimmy ireland will get started
again IN about two weeks. Even
young Stanley will have TO look FOR
a good busy session
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
Editor-EMA II You Don't See IL In tho
Fatmsncst faE Eve Dispatch. IL HASN'T Happened.

laying every shoe where It would
count the most points,.
The scores:
Hot Dogs ......-...-..2l Il Il
Prairie Dogs ........15 16 3
Hot Cake Conner and Torpedo
Mousley, Por-Key James and No.
6 star. Time IL min. Scorer, Ed.
DeShields. Referee. VIM. Gibbs.
Today-Bull Dogs vs.. Red Dogs
CITY LEAGUE.
Keystone dropped four out OF five
to Bear Cats last night at 204 East
Fourth street II looked like a pos
sible win for Keystone In tho last
game as they started of with four
ringers in three pitches, but were
nosed out by several points.
Tonight, Desco vs.. p. B. & W. A.
A., at Eighth and Market Sts., fourth
floor, s o'clock.
All the Desco boys have turned
out In their new spring bonnets fur
nished by a local hopper maker
Maybe because he thinks II will
make the boys hop little faster, but
It can't be done. They are too fast
now as one Of them stepped on hit
! heels running around the block.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
Individual Bowling Champion-ihll
\. q. d. PRACrICE NIGHT.

Bob Gray. director OF athletics for
the National Guard. has called a
meeting OF candidates forsthe base
ball team at tho Armory tomorrow
night at s o'clock. Bob wants all
players and others Interested present.
The National Guard is entered in the
City League and is making plans for
the pennant fight.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
CHANBERSBURG no TRY BOYER

SMYRNA, Del, April 5.-Nictor
Z. Boyer. recently selected 20 man
age the Smyrna seml-professionals
this season. received orders yester-
day TO report to Chamhersburg on
April IL for tryout with tho Blue
Ridge League team OF that city.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
ADLoN WINS.

Adlon defeated parkside Jr. Re-
serves last night by the score OF IS
10 3.
The feature OF tho game was tho
shooting OF the Churnside brothers
and the close guarding OF HemphilL
Tho score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
Carson Comes Through
With Defeat For Good

Hampsh .... 2Oi 1i5 i45 i4i-sss %
iarkins .......... i7s 100 i79-5is 90
Everett ......... 173 lss 1871 (O)
Herman ..... 1876 iss isi lso-sss Ca)
Piplno ...... 14s i5s l59 l46-si2 %
Evening journal., 1921-04-05
LAKEvIEW HITS HARD.

Lakevlew A. A. defeated Mont
l,omery A. A. yesterday 13 to Q.
The feature OF the game was the
neavy hitting OF the Lakeview team.
Score by innings:
Montgomery 0 OO &c 100 o. .
1.akeview 80 15 0s4OO x-1s
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

Managers, superintendent and
beads OF large firms should seek en-
ployes through the medium OF the
Want Ads during the present month.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

The Want Ads for the comins
week are favorable 20 bookkeepers
and accountants who are looking for
better positions.
Evening journal., 1921-04-05

rel-top will referee in a suit Of ar
NOR.
II some OF our officers worked
half as hard FOR Keysi Que as they do
for outside organizations. we think
the club would be a whole lot better
off
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-07-21
FINLEY FARM BUREAU
MEETS NEXT MONDAY
Interesting Program has been Ar.
ranged and all Farmers are
Invited to Attend
Geo. Sellick, Secretary

The second regular meeting of the
Finley Farm Bureau will be held July
25th, at the Finley hall. Inasmuch as
the first meeting was devoted entirely
to organization work, and since that
time the county bureau has been orga-
nized and started to work this meet
ing will be the first opportunity for
our members to learn what has tran
spired since the farm bureau became
a reality in Benton county.
An urgent invitation is extended not
only to actual farm bureau members
but all the farmers in the district are
hereby extended an invitation to be
present. If this organization is going
to function as it should it must have
the support of the entire community
and those who are not now members
are urged to attend the meeting and
judge for themselves whether or not
the farm bureau deserves their sup
port.
The principal speaker of the eve
ming will be L. L. Todd of Benton
City, our newly elected county secre-
tary. 1t is also possible that we will
have another speaker from up the val
ley, bona-fide farmer, an active bu-
reau member and a speaker that car
ries conviction with every sentence. In
addition to these men a few side lights
on pertinent questions with relation to
marketing problems and the co-opera-
tive purchasing of supplies through
the bureau will be handled by Mr.. Liv-
ingston and your local secretary. 1t
is also possible that report of the
proceedings of the potato grade con-
ference at Yakima will be available.
To cap the climax we will have all
the good ice cream you can eat and the
proceeds from the sale of same will be
devoted to some good cause if any
thing is left over after paying the bills.
Remember that we have lots of good
things in store and any farmer in the
Finley district who can attend the
meeting will have no cause for regret.
Don't forget the date, next Monday
evening, July 25, at p. m. in the Fin
ley hall.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-07-21
X x X X X X X X X X X x X Nh
HIGHLAND NEWS y
x * x X X X X MA&*x%xy

On Friday of last week, w. L. GRAY
er and son and daughter, Paul and
Eloise, motored to Yakima where they
met Mrs. Craver, who was returning
from Seattle. The family were week
end guests of their son, Herbert and
wife. They spent Saturday and Sun
day at Dumping Lake, returning home
Monday.
Mr.. Krautwurm had for visitor
last week, Mr.. Brand of, Chicago, who
was on his way to Seattle.
Mrs. A. E. GLASGOW charmingly en-
tertained number of small boys and
their mothers on Wednesday in honor
of her son, Arthur's birthday. After
games, etc, refreshments of sand
witches, cake and ice cream were
served and a sack Of candy given each
boy as a souvenir of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Brown enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, of Yakima
last week.
E. NJ. Smith entertained his Sunday
school class on Saturday. The day
started with a hike and camp dinner
at noon. On their return from the
hike they halted at the Smith ranch
where Mrs. Smith had provided a very
tempting supper for the mixers. When
they returned to town they declared
they had had the best time ever and
asked Mr.. Smith if he would repeat it
with them in watermelon time"
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and son were
guests of Mrs. T. w. Douglas on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sorgilmo were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Smith on Sunday.
Miss Genevieve Craver spent the
week end in Walla Walla, the guest of
Mrs. c. B, Foster.
Mrs. /. S. Gleason, with her daugh-
tiers, are visiting her parents in the
valley.
All Highlands ladies are cordially
invited to the club meeting on Friday
evening of this week. A good program
is promised.
There have been lively times at the
McNaul home recently. Mr.. and Mrs,
McNaul entertained several Of their