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TALK TO
ARMADA BEETGRoWERS

Through the efforts of Chas Mar
shall, local field superintendent fer
the Great Western Sugar Company,
the beetgrowers Of this section held
one Of the best meetings ever hela
IN Arvada Monday night. About 80
farmers gathered here to listen to
these three good speakers on sub
jects of vital interest to the success
ful growing Of beets.
r. N. Barr, agricultural supt. Of
the Longmont factory was the first
speaker, but yielded the floor in a
short time to the main speaker Of
the evening, A. c. Maxon, who has
charge Of the Sugar Co.'S expert
mental farm at Longmont and who
Is also a specialist on bugs and dis
eases Of beets. He is an interesting
speaker full Of facts and figures on
preparing Of seed beds, crop rota-
ton, manuring; irrigation and care
Of crop. The number Of questions
brought forth by Mr.. Maxon's talk
showed plainly that his remarks
aroused interest among his hearers
and proves that the Avada beet
growers are taking q deep concern
in the best methods Of beet culture
which has proven to lead to better
general farming.
Mr.. McMasters, in charge Of the
agricultural work in the Denver dist
riot and also overscer Of the COM
rany's farm at Littleton, made .
short but interesting talk.
The general condition Of seedbeds
in the Arvada district was reported
excellent with the work well advxnc-
ed at this time.
While the scale Of prices to the
grower Is not 70 large and attractive
this year - formerly, It Is believed
that with the adjustment Of prices
On other commodities during the
summer beetgrowers will have Al
many dollars II not more to his cred
1t this fall a. when hs received $12
per ton.
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF
SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the legal voters
oi School District No. 2 in the Coun-
ty Of Jefferson, State Of Colorado,
will be held At the Primary building
On. GraNdviewI A~enne Arvada, Culo:;
on the first Monday Of May, 1921,
for the purpose of clccting director
MS follows:
One director (sccrctnry) to III
out unexpired term for one ycnr.
The ballot box will be opened at
the hour of p. m. and close at
the hour Of Z p. m. and at 8 p. m.
the meeting will be organized for
the transaction OF any other bust
ness pertaining to school interests
that may legally be brought before
IL. at the school building.
]. A. GORICH,
Sec'y School Dist. No. 2.
Per J. C. MUNAI..
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SCHOOL COOPERATION
BIG ASSET TO tow

Cooperation is the great determ'
ing f,tc.cr. in the successful term
*. ion of any enterprise, large OF
snail.
The bast example of such cooper,
ti,n and strong, willing backing
Was shown by the business nach OF
Arvada.
The handsome donations made by
'hese men, to help bring about 9
;seen interest in wholesome spor,
and to encourage 1t in our pupils II
proof enough of the hearty interest
these busy men are giving to the
activities Of the school.
Not many cities the size Of Arv'
ada can boast Of such large subscrip
items and such splendid spirit Of
community welfare.
Greater than the amount Of mon
~ IL the spirit in which 1t is given
The great enthusiasm and keen In
.ercst with which these men fell n
with the plan to present trorhics' X
those who have earned them and t
encourage in others the liking FOL
good, clean athletics, which, Incl
IDENTIFY {osters. the spirit Of .1aiA plaJ
and workmanship in young people
is in itself a fine example Of com
munity team work. Without THU
team work no city can grow, ne
school system can be improved.
The school shows its appreciation
of such team work for it's benefit
not only in it's endeavor to affair
perfection in athletics but in it's de-
mand for higher attainment in
academic studies. There can be nc
development Of mind. without devel.
orment Of body.
The Arvada High School is show.
ing it's appreciation Of such team
work and cooperation, through it.,
fine display OF athletics in ever,
branch Of athletic sport. This seems
to be the best way in which It car
show to the community a return on
It's investment in athletics. B. D.
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NOTICE

On Monday night April II, the
Town Board will receive applications
foi the following POSITIONS:
Town Clerk mt Salary Of $35 per
month.
Supt. Of Water Works, street com
missioner and marshall at combined
salary of 500 per month.
G. C, TOWNSLEY.
Clerk and Recorder.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

We are MI hard At work 1fesr =
weeks vacation.
The girls baseball tenn made g
fine showing Friday against Golden
but. the lack Of practice h'ndered
them from white washing thcn as in
basketball.
The baseball game Monday even
ing WINS . decided victory for the
Arvada boys team, the score being
~ to 2.
The Hoodo, Friday, the 18th.
An entertainment will be given to
the public at the auditorium Thurs
day night in honor Of the basketball
tears.
Arvada high school had an enjoy
able time last Friday when we had
he field day. In chapel Tuesday
April 6, the prizes were awarded
and everyone was pleased Seniors
took first place. Sophomorcs, second.
Freshmen third and Juniors fourth.
The Seniors are making fine pro-
gress in their work on the annual.
The Hoodo. Friday. the 18th.
Some Of the girls who took teach
ers exaniaatioas are rejoicing over
certificates.
Little Virginia Mularkey sang in
chapel Friday before vacation.
DR.. vosberg spoke to the high
SCHOOL before vacation.
Miss Miller gave her home nursing
class lesson in first Aid. Monday,
so II you should break any part Of
your anatomy we will try to band.
age II up for you.
The 8. F. C.'s have ordered club
pins and We are almost us curious to
sec the pins as we are to know what
s. F. c. means.
The baseball team has only two
moro games to play.
The Hoodo, Friday, the 18th.
Much credit is due to Ray Fox for
his ability to hold the Golden team
&c such . small score. From fifteen
10 twenty men were struck out by
him.
The A. H. s 10 starting to prepare
for the interscholastic tract meet
which vii be held at Denver Univer.
sitv some time in Mny.
In the prizes for Field Meet which
wsr given out In Assembly Tuesday
m"rrir1. Ray Fox and Frank She.
rrd held the highest individual score.
The freshmen class IL very crate
full "a Mr1. Edythe West for the help
ME esYe them to make the Fresh.
men evening at the Trivoli . success
Perhaps much Of the success was due
" tie advertising done gratuitiously
by the Enterprise. ..
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Rs,tiss Church

Haotiss Church
W. F. Cole. Pastor.
Sunday School ".Ah A. NJ.
Msrning Ser. icc-il o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
inr at 7:30.
r. Y. P. U. at $50 p. M.
teaching Servirr ri 7:3O P "
Our mems and women's bible
clrs-es are doing fine work. We are
~ ting great things.
The subject for Lords Day A. N.
will BE- Am Called" in the evesn.
INK " Mans hope. need add POSSIBLE
aties." You have 4 cordial welcome
to worship with US. We are study.
jRR the Psslmests vision Of God n
eur Wednesday evening Prayer
meetings. Come study with ~.
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Prssbyseri,n Church
Clinton Peed. Pastor.

Sunday school at 9:45 n. m.
Morning service at IL.
Evening service mt 7:3O.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all.
Seven lessons on 5tst. Psalm We'd
resday evening at Z 80 at the church
under direction Of the pastor.
Lesson 1.-The Origin Of Sin.
Lesson 1.-THE Conviction of Sin.
Lesson III-Thc Confession Of Sir
Lesson IV-The Cleansing from Sin.
Lesson V-The Service Of For
yiven Sinner.
Come and study with US these
fundamentals of our most Holy
Faith.
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FILLING STA.
TON TO BE INSTALLED

Another fine Improvement for
sArvsda. The U. s. Filling STATIC,
10. has purchased the valuable LOIS
lel the northwest co.ner If Grand
'vew and W. 'SWorth from C. E AZ.
len and will Immediately start work
on the construction of q beautiful
and up-to-date filling station. This
company operates a chain Of fine
citations throughout the state with
headquarters at LaJunta. In ali
::heir operations they believe in pat
ronizing home industry and the com.
pany officials who were here the
first Of the week stated that all
material would be purchased in Arr.
Ada and that the company receipts
would be deposited in the local
banks.
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u NOW that the Town Election IL
iever our thoughts naturally turn
towards the best interests Of our
schools and the children of the dist
Act.
The education and the training of
children is largely in the hands of
the teachers in our schools and the
Snlkility tests on. aboard o.
stFFse men.
/ The methods Of electiig .hasc IL
therefore Of grave concern to every
family with children.
A great deal CT criticism is henri
continually Of conditions in our
schools, and justly sc, and parents
Rave q right to know the truth II
these matters.
!, At present very small part
the voters of the district have under
taken by concerted action to name
She men to be voted on the coming
school election and unless the voters
are awake to their own best interests
and the good of the schools in gen
eral these united efforts of "a com
psratively few msy prove successful
ir gaining them control of the
schools.
The men on the school board are
usually busy with their own voca-
hops and can only have oversight in
he larger matters Of supervision so
that tho main responsibility must of
necessity rest upon the supcrintcnd-
ent Of the schools who must by ex-
rerionce, judgement and trimming be
capable Of assuming this responsible
ity.
The routine matters Of the schools
are those that most effect the lives
and trimming Of our youth and their
proper handling becomes the vital
question in a discussion Of this kind.
Inc capabilities OF the present
superintendent arc being questioned
to large extent, and il our present
school board knows that the criti-
oisms are unjustificd the voters of
the district ought to be so informed
but they cannot escape the RESPONSE
'bility II time proves that these criti-
cisms are correct.
/, The object Of these few lines II
open discussion and bring out the
truth In matters so vital az the cdu-
cation and training OF our children.
The amount Of money now invest
cc In school property and the fur
Their Investment TINT will be made
justifies consideration along these
lines.
friend In O,Jr vchnols
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Chyi.sjsn Sciences

Christian sci.nce scrviS~<hre h''
Sunday mornirr nt~"vH't First ah'
Adc'ind. Strectsrn II o'clock.
S"rd,v- school at o''0,
Wednesday meetings Ut $500 p. m
/, Every one II welcome.
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The SIGNATURE Of the author OF
this article Is on file In this office
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matss4,.. E,a;4s1. Iipis,.r.

m lIc1G6ol At 10 NJ m. The
sunaEs last Sunday passed ibo'
too.
Morning worship with the sncra.
m~nt Of Lords Supper ut IL o'clock.
Sermon on Our Communion Sun
dry" t..
Epworth Lespuc Mt $3.50 p. m
Mrs. G. C. Townsley. lender, IN"
topic for discussion "How docs
Christ wish bis day OF be spent"
Evening service Mt 1880 o'clock
With Junior Choir, PASTORS theme.
what Money Cannot Buy" We Ind
rood service last Sunday.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting ~ -
20 .. m. A cordial welcome 70
strangers. wa 'tt
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ANNOUNCEMENT

I wish at this time 10 announce
my candidacy for the office Of
Treasurer Of School Board District
No. :.
..- C. z RICK.
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Voters FAVOR THE
SEWER IMPROVEMENT

BY a vote Of 90 in favor of and
10 against the proposed sewer. the
voters Of Arvada Tuesday spoke in
an emphatic manner for town i'm
provcment. This is. u great stride
in the right direction. That is, to
pull Arvada out Of the NVt Of small
town slothfulness and placsit IN the
list of towns that is growing by
reason Of their "pep' and civic
pride. Harmony and cooperation IN
all that is needed in making our town
the one ideal spot for home building.
Now let us all put our shonldecs To-
the wheel Of progress and hclo'pSsl
Arvada to the front rink Of live,
progressive towns Of the state.
+ The returns from the city election
are very gratifying. only a few sent
tered votes were cast for othera
than the regular nominees, showing
that the voters were satisfied with
those named for the places. NJ. T..
johnson leaving the state last week,
the name Of w. p. Smith, who re-
ccived the next highest vote ut the
nominating convention, WINS written
in on the official ballots.
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Lawn grass seed at the Asvada
Hardware Co.
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You will find It pleasure t
trade at Cahill'a. Prices right.
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A shopping bag with every 80
cent cash purchase ct Cahill's.
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Seed potatoes at the Arvada Hard.
ware.
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We have alfalfa seed. Arvada
Hardware Co.
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FRUITpAI.E NOTES

Mrs. Young who has been visiting
in Walla Wslla, Wash. returned
Wednesday ard will visit her daugh-
.rr Mrs. Chas. Grimes.
Mrs. OaPsr Stewart Off Chicago
and Nh II. Stewart ~ 1'roolsston,
Ind. who have been Visiting ut the
home Of G. W. sSs~art sr. and other
relatives left Monday Of sar IN for
heir respective homes An the cpnt.
The Ladies' Aid will rivr.r ~ cent
ten Friday evening April ri5 mt tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wells.
Mrs. A. r. Brown. highly re-
spotted old-tIme resident Of this
community, died Sunday evening.
She WINS born In Illinois IN Feb.
1s46. In 1885 she was married TO
Jacob Brown and cnmc direct to
Colorado and settled no the platc on
which Nh died. a short distanct west
Of the Jefferson Ave. NJ. p. church.
She leaves a brother A M. Donnsli
Of this place. She WINS n member
Of the Denver Central Presbysests',
church. Funeral services were held
n, the Jefferson Ave. M. 2. and the
body wns Ibid by the side NJ /hcr
husband In the Golden cesretcry.
M. and Mr.. Ira Wilson spent
Sunday In Denver with their son Roy
Wil1on and family. ~1
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A friend to our schools.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-11
Massachusetts, Avenue Park.
Columbia Heights,

ACROSS FROM NEW sACREb HEARr
Church-si+. 900: 3-story brick: II rooms:
tiled baths: steam heat: gas: electricity;
hardwoof foors; garage. d. T. BARRY,
1897 q st. Main 1901
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MISTAKES MRS. IRELAND
FOR PRESIDENTS WIFE.

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reading 7x or whatever the size
was.
CHARMING MUSICALE
GIVEN BIZ MAI. TOTTEN.
re was among the guests sf the
~ very charming musicale MAJ
i i George Oakley Totten and MI.
and Mrs. Edouard Albion gave last
Sunday evening at that perfectly
charming studio OF Maj. Tottsn's.
The only criticism anyone made was
that the program was too short
Everyone had such a good time they
didn't want to go home II n q
pleasure just to be in that house.
in the first place, and MAJ. Totten is
always a charming host. He had re-
ceivIng with him and the Albions
his very delightful sister, Miss Ada
Totten. of New York, who IN visiting
him and his attractive cousip, Ralph
Totten, consul general-at-iarues in
Europe. also his guest. He will be
here for a month or so.
Maj. Totten's unusually interesting
and artistic home was more inter-
esting that evening, for sitting
about everywhere were sections OF
the beautifully-csrved panels and
other pieces that win form the Japa-
nese room he is going 60 have bNiit
soon of his big living-roous The
room was bought from the Yerkes
collection OF wonderful works OF
art. and is itself a work OF art I
saw several photographs OF the
room as IL looked in the Yerkes
mansion in New York, and u II
magnificent. There are many cute
little inside balconies and windows
and cubby-holes in his house. both
upstairs and down They make the
house very pretty and artistic, but
tend to take away some OF it's pri-
vacy. should think. That evening.
during a lull in the program. from
my little corner on a balcony over
heard a number OF interesting re-
marks not intended for my ear. one
Of which I'll repeat: There is Nine.
wallenberg. wife OF the new Swe-
dish Minister: understand she has
the loveliest shoulders in all Eu-
rope" OF course. Immediately
took a second look at Nine. wallen-
berg, hut she wore an afternoon
gown that concealed her shoulders.
She isn't exactly pretty. but IS very
fine-lookinE. aristocratic and intelII-
gent. don't you know.
MISTAKES MRS. IRELAND
FOR PRESIDENTS WIFE.
r IANE you noticed how much
n Mrs. Merrftte ireland. wife OF
Il Il Gen. ireland. resembles Mra
Harding? II is a very striking like
/ ness Everyone remarks on Il.
Really. ! myself, always have 20
! look at Mrs. ireland twice TO be
sure she is she. Several people re-
marked on IL just "Wednesday night
I out at Chevy Chase, particularly
people who didn't know Mrs. Ire
land. I've missed Arthur Bradley
Campbell lately at parties. and 7
hear he is busy doing jury duty; Is
I on the Arnstein case. What do ron
know about that2 Il believe Joshua
Evans is on the same jury. ! was
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think now that Congress will be in
session until September. OF course.
it may get very hot here. in
which case the members of that au-
gust body are more apt to hustle
legislation through. Again they
may get into endless debates over
the tariff or some other matters and
tarry on indefinitely.
+ + +
1t is thought there isn't a chance
Of the President leaving town while
Congress is working. 1t has been
whispered he may take up quarters
near Leesburg, Va, for part of each
week anyway, and motor into town
each day. The McLeans have a place
near Leesburg, and the Hardings
and McLeans seem to be more inti-
mate than ever, so 1t Is likely they
will do that. The Hardings motored
up there last Sunday to have lunch
con with the McLeans. They are
giving another luncheon party today
out at their suburban place, Friend
ship, this time. Last Tuesday they
had another party-a dinner dance
but that time at their 1 street
house. They seem to be using all
Of their. houses all at once. don't
they. Tuesdays party was a jolly
affair. The President didn't get
there until midnight as he had to
attend several meetings of various
organizations first. Mrs. Harding
was just starting to leave when he
arrived, SO she turned around and
went back.
LATIN AMERICA PLANS
RECEPTION FOR HARDING.
THE envoys of the Latin-Ameri-
can republics to the south Of
L us are planning a marvellous ball
in compliment to President and Mrs.
Harding for May IL. The Latin
Americans always do things so
beautifully and completely. never
overlooking the smallest detail. and
they are planning "to put their best
foot foremost" on this occasion. II
won't be a large party, and a great
many of the guests will be from
other cities, New York particularly.
1t will be very similar. in fact. to
the party the Pan American Union
gave to Presids1t Wilson shortly
after his second marriage. 1t was
marvellous occasion. beautiful in
every detail. but not large. and few
people even knew the party had
taken place. President Wilson
seemed to want little notice given
Of it. On that occasion, I believe,
there were more out-of-town guests
than there were people from WASH
ington. The party greatly resembled
the formal functions given Tor the
heads of the governments OF Eu-
rope. don't you know.
There will he aho,it 500 or 900 ar
this function: certainly no more. At
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the reception the Venezuelan mis-
sion gave for Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes recently there were about
1000. This ball is to be preceded
by a reception during which the
whole Marine Band will play. They
will play before the arrival OF the
President and afterward, too, and
later in the evening an orchestra
will play for the dancing, while an
other orchestra Will give a concert
In the Aztec garden. which will be
specially and wonderfully and most
artistically illuminated. The decora-
tions for the building, too, that are
being planned will be very gorgeous
indeed. The reception and ball, of
course, will be held in the Hall of
the Americas, but lit is hoped that
the weather will be warm and fine
so that the garden. beautiful beyond
words, can be thoroughly enjoyed.
All of the Diplomatic Corps ana all
NJ the administration officials will
be asked-and I'll bet few invita-
tions will be refused, IL any. There
is to be a double receiving line,
with all of the Latin-American
Diplomats and their wives receiving.
The various hosts have been divided
into committees, some to greet the
President and Mrs. Harding upon
their arrival at the building, and
others to attend to other little de-
tails, don't you know. The invita-
tions have not yet been sent out;
they will be issued only a very
short time before the 1lth.
PBEsIDENT APPEARS on SCENE
AT ARMY OFFICERS POLO GAME.
RESIDENT AND MRS. HARD
- ING. who try to take an auto
i mobile ride every day for a
little while at least gave the spec
tators at the opening game of. the
army polo tournament a treat last
Monday afternoon by driving slowly
by lust as the game was closing. A
few minutes before, the former
President and Mrs. Wilson drove by
on their daily ride. Margaret VIII
/, son. who is visiting them, was rid
ing with them. Mr.. Wilson is look
ing so much better; Just. looks fine
in fact, and seems TO be gaining
strength steadily. He spends most
of his time just now resting in the
full sense of the word, but his mind
is very busy and I'm fully convinced
that he will be taking IN his law
practice in earnest before long now.
He>reads a great deal. but as rule
nothing very heavy. He indulges in
his favorite detective stories gener-
ally. His wife reads to him fire.
quently, too. He seems to like that
very much. Almost any evening, II
you go into their house. say. just
| before dinner time. you will hear
her voice. soft and clear, reading q
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Park Planned
At Wildwood
Band Concerts, Theater
and Playground for
Coast Resort.

WILDWOOD. y. J.. April 3o.-TAa
city commissioners are planning to
erect park and playground at New
York avenue, between Poplar and
Juniper avenues. This is on the up
per west side right in the heart Of
colony Of permanent residences.
The action was brought about by
fifty petitioners owning property in
that locality. who requested the city
fathers to improve the tract. there
by converting il to the use for which
il was donated to the municipality.
Residents in the vicinity are plan
ming to raise funds 10 purchase play
ground apparatus
Music for Holly Beach SeefIon-
1t is reported that the city music
committee has engaged Rossellrs
Band to play on the Atlantic Pier.
Andrew avenue. Their engagement
starts July ? and terminates Scrrem-
ber 3. Two concerts daily will be
given and according TO the present
intentions OF the commissioner, viii
be free.
When the Memorial Building 10
completed and the auditorium ready.
a musical festival viii probably be
given under the auspices OF the mU-
sic committee Of the Board OF Trade
and the Civic Club.
The Casino Theater on the board
walk will open for the season on
May .. This is a month ahead Of
the regular schedule. Afternoon and
evening shows will be given seven
days in the week.
Bus Service Operating.
Patrons and cottagers Of this tri-
city resort will welcome the news
that a motor bus service has been
inaugurated between Cape May,
Cape May Court House and Wild
wood The busses leave the Read
ing station, Cape May. for Wild
wood on the odd hour from a. m.
until p. m. Returning. they leave
from in front OF the Edgeton Inn
on the even hour from a. m. until
Is p. m. Connection for Cape May
Court House is made at the Gate
way entrance to Five Mile Beach at
\ Rio Grande on each trip. The fare
is modest and should prove OF value
to those desiring a little side trip on
their sojourn here.
Industrial Excursions Booked
Edward E. Rhodes. chairman of
| the excursion and convention COM
mittee announces that five large In
( dustrial plants OF the Quaker City
will hold their annual one-day out
/ ings here this summer. The first
one booked is June 12 and will take
three special trains on the p. r. r.
The Kent Manufacturing Co.. Cliff
I ton Heights. is booked 10 come on
I July Is and the Ushers' Association.
I Of The Collingswood NJ. Z. Church.
is planned for July %.