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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Smallpox Spreads In ronioa,

me past week has seen the spre,d
OF 9mallpox in this community from
one to fifteen or more cases. and al
OF these can be traced TO Cleyelaul
Gillespie, the first victim, who a.
tended the band concert and dane
three weeks ago Five pronounced
cases are in Tonica, with Two SUB.
pected cases under o. quarantine n
Fermllion townshop there are nj Leaf
SIX pronounced cases and I'm I,aonoe
iour' All appear to be very mild with
the exception of Verna Wilkins If
Ichlca, who has been quite sick
In this village. however. MANY pe
PIC nave been exposed Guarantee
regulations are imposed upon may
people and families who have ben
exposed These are anxious momen
IN many homes and WILDE until tie
disease Is entirely stamped out.
y representative from the STAG
hoard OF health was In Tonica Mon
aay comforting with the local heath
authorities. On Tuesday Afternoon
another representation made a visit
here. He stated that no mistake Ind
neen made In the diagnosis and alc
Sdid that Vena Wilkins had sevee
case Both OF these men stated TIN,
the local health authorities were tb
ing exceedingly well in handling n,
situation, when, as in this case III
'lTst victim, Cleveland Gillespie, ID
Noch a successful job" in spreadirp
Tue disease. One Of these men calltd
upon Mr.. Gillespie at tho pest houe
IN Peru and obtaineed from him Tie
names Of those with whom he cane
IN personal contact ana also to whu
extent he had mixed amoag the pen
pie
The physicians Of the village have
vaccinated hundreds and 1t seems a
'noush the entire community has been
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
|&(DCAp0|

Some very attractive articles have
been made for the annual Christmas
bazaar of Christ Episcopal church
which will be held tomorrow after
noon and evening in the parish house,
Aprons, rugs, underwear. all kinds of
articles of fancy work. candies, cook
ed food and many other articles OF
fancy work will be on sale A deli.
cious supper will be served from .
to Z.
The ladies OF the Womans Chris
tian Temperance union viii hold their
December meeting on Wednesday af'
ternoon at 2:30 In Library hall The
members will be permitted to bring
their friends 10 this meeting A very
fine program has been arranged for
the afternoon. A large attendance is
desired.
The regular meeting OF the Ottawa
post of the American Legion will be
held tonight at o'clock at Legion
hall. All members OF the legion are
urged 10 attend.
+ q I.
Mrs. II. J. Ruckrigel entertained
the members of the Modern Litera-
ture club last evening at her home on
Paul street. There was a good at.
tendance. A very interesting paper
was read by Mrs. George c. Rickley.
+ + +
The members OF the Farm bureau
and Home bureaus OF Utica will hold
an informal Christmas party on FRI
day evening. Dec. 16, in the Mystic
Workers hall in Utica. An informal
program of entertainment will be
carried out. and refreshments will be
served at a late hour.
+ j. +
A number OF the young ladies EN-
ployed in the Central Life Insurance
Co. Office will hold picnic supper
tonight at the Office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

About 100 ladies gathered at tn,
home OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Lucey on Pear
street this afternoon to attend IN,
annual Christmas party given by tn,
home department for the genera
club. The Lucey residence was beau
tifully decorated In a Christmas colol
scheme, bells. ropes of red and green
and greens being used throughout the
house. Mrs. Lucey was assisted In
acting as hostess by Mrs. Daniel Nc
Carthy. After an informal reception
a very fine musical program was Civ.
en-. Miss Sophia Jobst sang a group
or Christmas songs, Mrs. G. B. Sharp
gave a Christmas reading and Mrs.
Horace Hull accompanied on the pI.
ano by Mrs. B, o. Berge, gave a very
attractive reading, A New America. -
At the close Of the afternoon tea
was served in the dining room by
the chairman OF the home depart.
ment, Mrs. Charles II. Woodward. as.
sisted by Mrs. Ed Jacobs. Mrs. B. O..
Berge. Mrs. Ole Benson and Mrs. Nc.
Carthy. The Christmas party is al.
ways the largest social event OF the
club year.
A very large number Of ladies gath.
cred at Legion hall this afternoon
attend the card party given as the
opening feature OF the pre-Christmas
sale and social The hall was very
prettily decorated by the addition OF
booths. flowers, streamers and other
attractive articles. A cooked food
sale was held in addition to the
card party. The sale is being con.
Quoted by the young ladies' of st. Xav-
ier's academy. to raise funds for the
school Tonight from z to 10 there
viii be sale and social, and from
10 to IL o'clock there will be a
dancing party. The sale comes to a
close tomorrow night. There win be
a children's party tomorrow after
noon from to $50 and sale and
social tomorrow night from to 10
o'clock. The general public has been
extended an invitation to attend, and
a large number of people are request
ed to turn out for each session.
+ . +
A surprise party was given Satur-
lay evening in honor of Newton Ben
Ter at his home. A very splendid
lime was had by all those who attend.
I'D. Euchre was played throughout
he evening after which very delici-
JUS luncheon was served. Those pres
INT were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Temple, Mr..
Ind Mrs. K. Vredenburgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Mers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Dana, Mr.. and Mrs.
= Tiffany, John Hill and daughter
daude Hill and Henry Knoll and
laughter Henrietta.
4 = +
Mrs. Grace Rowlee entertained with
very pleasant party on Saturday
light at her home, 107 West Main St.
Thirty guests were In attendance.
The evening was spent with music.
games and dancing and at late hour
delicious refreshments we're served.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Grade School Notes.

Monday evening after school ia
ihtgfWediate room pupils gave a fare
Wen SUNRISE party for Dick O'Nell
who viii soon move 10 Ottawa. By
some strange misfortune Dick found
Il oUt ana came back to school IN the
oitcrncon all dressed up" for the oc.
casion After an hour spent IN play
lng various Games tho hungry folks
were escorted 10 the sewing room.
Here the table had been set for
twenty. The place cards had been de-
Stoned by Robert PAIbsen. The lunch
consisted of fruit salad. light agd dark
cake and nabiscos Several selcc-
lions were played on the phonosraph.
and some lust for fun" jokes we're
given by Bobby"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

MRS kate Rays, both OF Tonica, and
TWO brothers, Joseph Of In Sale and
FRANK OF Ok Bow. The funeral was
neid AT the late home on Tuesday aft
ernoon' Elijah Williams olGyhted at
tne services. Owing to the Qulran
t''e on many homes a. the village
many OF the friends were unable 10
attend lntorment waa made IN Fair
view cemetery. Those present from
y distance were hurry Funk and wife
81 tca' Harry Funk and wife OF ct
laWa, Yrs Albert Curry Of Streator
Mr. ana Mrs Judd Of Chicago, Miss
Grace HoNie of Ottawa aud the two
bro,ho's Of the licensed
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

Ihcir Tonlc0 brsthr,a last FRIDAY
hisht ana exempliiod the urst defro-
IN line style There we're eats and o
SoGial hours fonowins the work,
wv u. Lynch returned from the In,
ternational Live StogS Exposition IN
Chicaso with two ribbons, secoad ant
nith' on futurity and yearling In the
Shire class, OF course Mr. Lynch
was ESQ reelected secretary Of the
american Shire Horse Association for
me coming two years his third term,
MISS Nettie KNAPP writes thai she
ieit Lake Geneva, Wis, Monday for
81 Augustine, Fla. where sine will be
iGr inc winter Her postoi.lce box IS
NO. Nh She also writes That she
visited Mrs. Malhorn 90 haywood and
found her much better end that she is
no" able to SIT up and walk about her
room.
Roscoe j. Barctrs second son.
Julian. has been thr9I-h o very ae.
we're illness for over month pas.
lie mad hard frht for life against
appendicitis, perit0nitis and pneu.
monia, After thirty.scyoa days in the
hospital he is now at home ia Chi
cago.
Joseph T.. Elmer mad o narrow es.
cape Tuesday noon wnar the auto he
was driving was struck by the Vassen.
ger train at the lumber yard crossing
A severe shaking mp Was The extern,
OF his injuries, being thrown from the
drivers scat to the other side OF tn
car. The pilot OF the engine strucd
the auto turning It quarters OF
the way around, taagia1 on three
wheels, the front axle, breaking the
crank case and springiug The frame.
Mr. Elmer was CCing o. TicOna 10
meet some friends who were coming
to George Funks funeral.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Obituary Of asorne Funk.

George Funk. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Funk. was born near Ok Bow.
Putnam county. Illinois. Aug. H..
lS49, and died in Touica Ill.,. Dec. 4,
1921, aged - years. In Septembe'
1876. he was married to Miss Clara
Rays. To this union were born tire.
children-Murry OF Utica, H.. Mrs
Rachael Early of Streator. H., and
Harry OF Ottawa, Ill., Mr. Funk NOV
cd into this community in the spring
of 1877 and had since lived in and
near Tonica. being a resident of the
village for the past thirty.seyen years.
May Is, 1906, he was married to Mis-;
Grace Eebert. but their life together
was of short duration. for in Feb
ruary, 1911, she was taken from him,
since which time her sister Alice has
kept the home IN. He H. survived, be-.
sides his three children. by two grand
children, hurry and Lester two sis
tiers, Mrs. Hannah Hiltabrand AMI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
RECOMMEND THAT u. S.
BUY CAPE COD CANAL

Washington, Zee. l3.-Purchase by
the government of Cape Cod canai
was recommends today by Secretaries
Weeks, DENLY and Hoover. who in.
formed congress that S1l,500,0OO
would be reasonable price" for the
property.
Later a bill authorizing the pur-
chase of the canal for that sum was
introduced in the house.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
TONGA

Ransom Bullock died of pneumonia
Saturday morning.
A girl was added to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopper Dec. g.
Mrs. Charles Nudge underwent an
operation for the removal Of a tumor
at the Peoples hospital in Peru last
week. She has since been gaining
nicely.
Oglesby Masons were visitors of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

the victims OF sore arms, People are
very good In oDeyng the Instructions
given by the board OF health and are
doing their utmost to prevent a fur
their spread
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Victor
Christmas
Records
at
Henfrich'S

Adesse Fdees ooh Come All Ye Faithful
Kindly Light and Near MY sod to
Westminster Chimes
Oh Come We (Adeste Ffdeles)-
Hom over There The-Pesrsss Quartet
Silent CGrube-Hayden 10 s
VIII There Be Any Stars in My crown-Hayden at
Christmas Morning cianceys Urish Speciality
clanoeys Wedding, song)-steve
Oh All We Faithful (Adese Fideles)-
Joy to the World (Tlande)-Trinity choir
Night Ccriber ,...,....17t64 10 s5
Hark! the Herald Angels sns-Trnty Choir
Noel (TIoy Night tAdam) voin'CeloE1arp
ste Naeh, 4siss Nacat jGruoerj Aroat
Silent Night Holy Night Gruber volin-Flute-
Christmas Hymns (selection) Harp-Laptino
of Behehen,-Harry Marlborough ..... 5os5 IL
Saviour When Night Involves the sky-Trnty Choir
YuIe;Tide Christmas Fantasia1-Pryor's Band
night Ciear"-"Babe of Behehem"-"Country
Lang Syne" ................352st
Nazareth christmas Song)-Frank croxton
In Clock Store Descriptive Fantastic
n Orchestra
Ring Out Wild BeIs-pecy Henus ....... 1886 IL 1885
Christmas Light carbohydrates
While Shepherds Watched-v oratoro Chorus
1t Came Upon the Midnight cIear-v. cho.
The Ginger Bread Boy-eeorgene Faulkner
Angels eory-Trinity Choir
Oh, Little Town Of Bethlehem-Trinity Choir
Sing Heavens-vIctor Mixed Chorus s5e6 IL 1876
Came Upon Midnight cIear-v Mixed cho
Toys-eibert od s5e7s 12 1856
Santa Claus Gives Away His Toys-Girard
(Adam)Lucy .....45145 10 100
Silent Night Holy Night (Gruber)-Trinity
Babes ToyandNarct $50
Naughty Marietta Observation-Disclosures
Holy Night bb.-E Williams . . 641os 10 les
Stile Nach (Gruber GemanJuia
Star Of eethIehem-Evan Williams .74ts7 2
Adese Fideles with Chorus) Latin
"eSo'"ack T4436 IL 115
Silent Night, Holy Night Gruber)--
e'uckHeines 1884 10
stle Nach (Gruber) IL IFS
Come and make stock Victor
records. " 80
HEINRICH
Music House
Gayety Theatre Building
l;lI>) |
ha C&o~a &c Evc1,,.:,,. VII
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-12
The Tschaikowsky Quartette
Al Tabernacle Next Monday

The famous Russian Quartette
composed of four disciples OF Tsch-
aikowsky the illustrious RUSSIAN
composer and jamie Gordon Wet
man, Dramatic Interpreter Will De
at the Tabernacle next MONDAY
evening October 18th at T. M, ana
owing to the large seating capacity
of the building the small admission
of fifty cents and war tax will be
charged notwithstanding the 1act
that it is one of the most expensive
musical numbers that could De op-
tanned.
Experience plainly contends that
the most effective instrumental quar-
tette for large audiences or in great
nayilions consist of two Vlollns'
cello and piano, provided each play
er is thoroughly capable; the ieaa-
or is a composer, arranger ana ul-
rector. and has the musicanshlp, the
breadth and the tact to select a SUIT
able repertory. There is nothing
common, hackneyed, or threadoare,
II is all real music and is delivered
go that everybody understands IT,
and TO understand it is to love IT.
THAT means an occasional word OF
exclamation of the composers thought
an interesting bit of musical lore
calling attention to some peculiar
phrase or recurring passage.
means TO prepare the hearer to en-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-12
two OYSTER HOUSE
BURNED YESTERDAY
Plants Of hrtillus NJ. Todd And Will
liam F. Jones At TOddVille De-
sfr1yed by Fire. Plant OF VIM.
{. Dean Saved Although On FirI.
Several Times.

The news was received n Cam
bridge this morning that the oyster
packing plants OF Messrs. Artillus
NJ. Todd, candidate on the Demo
cratic tickek for the House of Dele
gates, and William F. Jones, both
located on Farm Creek at ToddVillc
were destroyed yesterday afternoon
by fire.
According to the information re
ceived the fire started from the ex-
Dlosion Of a lantern while gasoline
was being drawn from drum, the
explosion setting fire to the gasoline
which in turn set fire to the oyster
| houses. It is not known just what
the losses are nor the amount of in
surance carried on the two places
The large oyster and crab house OF
| Mr.. William c.. Dean, which is 10,
Gated on the creek a short distance
| from these houses was on fire sew
eral times but by hard work The
flames were eXtinguished and the
building saved.
Both of the oyster houses burned
were preparing for busy season
and it is expected that both will
IildhS S1lOI - " CT oAASN' i -
fire started at the oyster house OF
! Toddi& Co., but on account of Mr.
Jones house being SO close it quick
ly spread to it and before anythins
could be got out the building was /;
mass OF flames. Mr.. Jones stated
last night that he expected to re
build and would attempt to make
temporary arrangements for contlnu-
ing the business. His loss on The
canning house and oyster house is
estimated at about $4,000, partially
covered by insurance. The heal
from the fire was so intense that the
men could not get near the buildings
The W. c. Dean oyster and crat
house was saved by a number of mer
getting on the roof and putting out
with buckets of water any fires
which started from the burnin&
brands which the wind blew upor
the roof.
On account of the fact that quite
a number of gasoline and sail boats
were tied up close to the burned
properties there was considerable
excitement for time among the
owners. None, however, of the
boats were burned although one mar
oh 10
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-12
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, OCT. IL, 1921
Brief Local News

Miss Helen Franks, OF Joplin, Mo,
is the guest of Miss Florence Phil
lips at her home on Mill street,
MI George Sanders, has returned
to Baltimore, after having spent
several days with friends in this city
Mrs. Wilson Booth, Mrs. Freder.
lex Studwick and Miss Anna Hum
phreys, of Salisbury, spent the day
as the guest of Miss Florence Phil
lips. at her home on Mill street, this
city.
There will be a special meeting
of the Merchants Association at SIS
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms
to make final arrangements for Dol
lar Day and also TO distribute the
Dollar Day certificates. y full at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Watson Webb and
daughter, Virginia, Mrs. R. Watson
Webb and Misses L. Belle Wool
ford. Lille B. Willis and Susie Y
HurIock, all OF Cambridge, spent
Sunday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Gator at their home
at Taylors Island.
Mr.. William F. Dashiell has pur-
cndSeu from HIS SOll, MI " IlDu II
Dashiell, of Cambridge, the beauti-
full home farm of Judge L. d. T
Noble, at Taylors Island. This Is
one of the incest and most produc-
tive farms in the county. MI
Dashiell will take charge of the farm
within the next few days.
Revealing itself as one Of the
most gripping pictures on the screen
The Witching Hour" q Paramount
Of the finest grade, with Elliott Dex-
ter in the lead, comes to the Cam
bridge Theatre tonight. 1t is dra-
matte Offering based on the famous
stage play by Augustus Thomas.
There are many tense moments in
the picture, all of which tend to lift
it far above the average screen of
fering. The much talked of topics
Of mental suggestion, telepathy and
the like enter largely into the
story, but are handled with such
skill as to obvfate any possibility of
WEAKNESS. You should see this one
of intense appear and dramatic
force
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-12

The Ladies Aid Society OF Ebe-
nezer Church, Grape, will hold an
oyster supper al the school house
Friday evening of this week, October
14th at P. NJ, proceeds for the
benefit of the Artesian Well Fund
for Grape High School. a hearty
invitation is extended the general
public TO attend and enjoy the oc-
no,ian 1O-122t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-12

BE sure to attend the Oyster Sup
per to be given by st. Paul's Church
at the Armory Thursday night
October 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Program
Miss ellantous Shower iionoring Mrs
Horace Dupfrr Jones.

one ~ the most delightful -,i,l AZ
airs 81 tn spring season took place
his Afternoon 40 the hum" e Mrs
:. q. Fine 1915 TYLER street when
Ncsisme- Fine and q. = Vineyard cn
.ltainrd with O. lovely miscellaneous
,howet IN honor ~ Airs Horace puprve
tones nc, Miss Mahlc Holland 90 THIS
l,y
Myrals 90 sweet pear. mingled with
rac,iul irndris ol fern. shed their
lelicai. fragrance throughout 'h guess
.oous. IN which pink and whit" cob
n ach.me was carried on, with CHARM
hg effect
The affair was complete surprise
o tn houorre. and NJ th. appointed
1our the bride was ushvIud boz aud
Immediately was entirely surrounded
a host a. merry friends. who met
ier with q dclugc - congratulations
md good wishes.
Later, the doors % the dining rom
rcrc thrown omen and tvn tiny pig's
title Niss Betty Fay k.alns and Mas
| .rr Jimmie Jenkins Dr., entered TN
-ooni. pulling a small wagon prNtiil'
lec, .ai,d with pink ribbons. that WA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Mrs. l<o Mcdonald l. Hostess to
Pleasure anal Profit Club.

Mrs. Leo McDunald was hostess 4
the members u the Pleasure and PROF
81 club. Friday afternoon. April IL. be-
ginning NJ O'Clock, AZ the home q.
Mrs. l.. A. Randall. isis Fillmore stree,
The reception rooms were effectively
decorated with a nru;usion ~ pink ant
white carnations and fern and four "a
bles were Arranged for 1--WE hundred
each being adorned with a dainty cut
glass naprics tied with pink malin'
and containing pink and white nuts
The pink and white color schem" WA
carried out through IN, entire eve
ming.
After a series q interesting games
were enjoyed. a delicious tvo-cours'
luncheon was served. the frs, cours'
consisting az salad. sandwiches and
punch and the second. angel food cake
and pink and white brick cream.
The afternoons guests were a. fol
lows: Mesdames e. " Bridge. Adams
Walker. J. p. Green. g. T. wood. Pau
! Odor. G. 4. Gordon. a. u. cas- an'
I'd. Haicheii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Tie Tra,sI study Club.


The Travel study club IL one " the
most wid,nwake and aggressive clubs
~ Amarillo. seeking ever o. foster the
various departments ~ the General
Federation viz Fine Arts. Applied ia
ucatlun. American Citizenship. Public
welfare. Legislation. Press ana Pub
Hcity. u ~ only nttlng that We ne.
count here some ~ the ntirnctuns that
IT, members have oniuvcd recently.
iirsi worthy of mention. perhaps ~
that ~ our own lowed Miss Mamie
oliver. wns appointed hy the CHAR"
10 represent the Travel study club ~
the great annual Home Economics week
al the University e Texas. March 81.
% inclusive and arrangements made
a. have rcpurts ui the splendid lectures
delivered here daily. Furihcrng this
department at Applied Education was
Mrs Mcfelns coming before the Nom
hers uf the club tu speak IN the inter
est of Thrift Representative Sat.
irrwhtc 81 Panhandle unfolded a.
them the mysteries 81 legislation. Mrs
I. ~ Hil II Panhandle M the recent
meeting ~ Travel study club. told ~!
her visit ~ the different countries ol
J Europe ~ which the club had been
studying recently when this distin
/ rIlsh.d traveller was introduced, th'
following original poclN was read:
Who knoNs.
Who knows the deeds the sacrifice th'
needs.
Of thar brave sut' who long ago.
Went far beyond the mrnds
Where flowers grow
Into that wilderness through wh.rl
lIfrs tourney leads
", orly know twas some soul great
. who hlay,d the trail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
PROGRAM TO W. RENDERED. NJ W
N, n. On WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10th

The Womon's Missionary society OF
the Polk street Methodist church VIII
meet IN the church annex on Wcdnes
day afternoon. at three o'clock. ana
will present the following "voioc' pro
gram.
San Antonio
Missionary News-Mrs. Munning.
Bible Lesson: Israel a Missionary VA
i,cn In Purpose aud Function lisa, NH
Is XIX: i.71
Topic I. Interesting Facts About
the city q san Antonio. and the rs
tabllShment 81 Our Mission. Mrs
owen.
Toplc >. A Meeting Of the san An
tonic Board 81 Ciiy Missions with We
ports from the workers-Mrs. Works
Prayer. For the Mexican people WI
are within our borders. that W. ma,
NEE, our responsibility Tor ihcm.-Mrs
Young.
Special Topic MISUNDERSTANDING tn
Country Community Mrs short
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
SOCIETY
ALYAH D. MEYER

business session vus Do ld. ari ihr l'l
lHvlue reports were given
T.ght visits madc g. sick ana eight
,,r a. new members
Fourteen hours Of work r'i'ortvd Tor
charity.
seven bouquets 81 flowers sent g.
SICK
Nesam,. Au,n Williams and iilo,
offered their services ~ % visiting
committee. during the hour 81 there
vas no further business the members
gave th.u, Ives over iu a' 'ni''ahl'
social hmr Juriug which r,,r'sNm'rts
~ uut salad. ,ah, tud ,u.ivv were
served
n,f.ip t4r guests departed. Mrs j
u Hams Expressed the regret iu h'
half al th, ~uUiri' ~ lnHrE MiH Il
h.rts num the Cir,lr iiut the l"-s 81
Cifsl. 81, b. thr gIu ui ti.i' No g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

llH q. r,uGrUn4 oiih r..lu. aud
.,.Iuv SITE rr jh. .uJug ur.d'
T.l towels v,r h'wurl dIii's ih'
.I.,ruuuu ly Oh, gu'sts. 1rl '.'. '.
finishing. placed rcr Initials in tnr ''.'
n,r FL! h,r towel which WIS w's NJ. d
l' th, ,u., ,, 10. afternoon =" 'h'
huuur''
Hefut, Do. s4,-is DEPARTED fh host
,-s served 70 dainty salad roui'".
Thos, present 90 this hapif occasion