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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

The +. H. s baseball team. which was
defeated i'm Athol Memorial day by a
score of II to 0, brings back the report
that there was an enormous crowd in at
tendance for a high school baseball game.
the Athol rooters supporting their team
strongly. Burke who has shown such
marvellous pitching ability this year. was
forced to stop playing in the fourth inning
because of Illness. Today the team plays
Kcene at Keene and a good score is
hoped for.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

Saturday b. II. s. plays Orange at
BrattIeboro. The team hopes to have
good support and to give Orange, which
has very fast team. a stiff. well-contested
game, AZ it is expected that Burke will
pitch the whole nine innings.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

The Open Road has made the offer of
a six-months subscription to the senior
boy and to the junior boy having the
highest average in English on June l..
These names have been sent in: Lindley
Hartwcll. '2l; Howard Rice. -. More
recently a special rate of 81 for each
yearly subscription has been extended to
the teachers and pupils of the high school
provided at least six subscriptions are
sent in.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

Last week Tuesday the freshman and
advanced gym classes played a fine game
of captain ball. The score was 2S to Is in
favor of the advanced class. but the fresh
men played particularly we'll The
lineup Avas as follows Advanced class
Forwards. f. Hamilton, II. Dalrymple,
Il. Gobic II. Bement: guards, Il. Fletcher,
l.. Smith, ii. Leonard, II. Dalrymple {:
center. N. Rolin. Observation-Disclosures
Il. Deffncr. II. Dugan, NJ. Danyew. T..
Haskell; guards, {. AIcGarriglc, Il. Viii
liams \. Fetch. Z. Mann center, II. Def
ner and +. Haskell
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
in Biology Leads Hope that
Sehedue-Tract Team Burlington Thursday

ing were voted. Miss Glazier demon
strated the use of the adding machine
After the business meeting adjourned
games were played.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

No one has vet reported to Mr.. Warren
or Mr.. Stolte the finding of a travelling
bag containing track shoes and suit. This
bag was lost by an out-of-town boy last
Saturday somewhere between the corner
of Canal street and the fair ground en-
trance. The one who has found it is
asked to report very soon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01

Recently there has been posted an an
nouncement of the 1921 National Essay
contest conducted under the auspices of
the Highway and Highway Transport
Education committee, and called the II
s. Firestone University Scholarship. 1t
provides $1,000 each year for four years
for expenses and tuition to any university
or college. In addition, it carries with it
unusual literary honor AL students of
high school grade are eligible.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
GRAPES BRING a1bo A TON.

Lake Keuka grape crop was several weeks earlier than usual this year. Favorable grape weather made this possible, The farmers are happy. They have contracted their grape crop this year at s160 per ton. This Is the best price ever received. A few years ago these game farmers were "doin' we'll when the crop was marked at SEQ to SS0 a ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
New York Ready To Give Welcome
 To Marshal FOch
(Continued from Page One.)

Marshal Foch will be escorted to the city hall, where Mayor Hy1au city of New York. Thence he will follow the route outlined for all dis tineuished visit OTIS to the Pennsylvania railroad station, where a special train will await him for his trip to Wash in1ton. He Hs to have luncheon with President and Mrs. Harding tomor- row.
 The George Washington. bringing Gen, Pershfng. Is expected to reach here about three hours ahead of Foch's vessel. This will give the Ame ertcan general an opportunity to go down the bay to meet the mar sinai
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
Fall and Winter Underwear for
 At Interesting Prices

A man generally thinks of warmer clothes, espec- ialy underwear, when it becomes cold. But has he a sufficient supply of underwear at hand for the sudden change in the air. This offering of underwear-at prices to suit every purse is competein two piece c1,i+ c4111oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
Ss9s0;'c g
Needs in Toilet Goods

Glyro .Lotion-large ................ 45c Melba Skin Lotion .......... 35c Elmo Cucumber Cream .. 60c and $1.OO Melba Face Cream ........ 25c and 5Oc Creme I,e Mon " 59c and $1 OO D & R Cold Cream ...... 35c Ponds Cold Cream .... 23c and 45c BocabelE Castle Soap ........ 3 for 25c Rubber Gloves .:.............. 25c pr.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-28
Velour Coats
Plush Coats

They soft style that has, expensive. coared and cued ette Lined with colorul black You will find these prices Low for such Excellent Garn1
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

hands seemed animate With the bless
INK IN" pose expressed.
lu a well spoken alicrorical play
tho 20 members uf thu class cun-
structcd tho odifict of tfr several
placing "hricks' lu the structure with
appropriate talks Co demonstrate their
reasons for placing tho labeled
blocks Of character th" foundl-
tiun industry" courage "pur-
pos sincerity" perseverance," q"
duty and 40 on. This completed
archNay wuH a thing uf beauty. and
WAS constructed in spite OF intcrrup-
tiIus by "tdlcncHi." Pleasure"
Fun" and other tomptors who would
mar the structure. Tho class motto.
heard In speeches and class songs.
Reverend Father MundH'an iu
words Of commentator presented
many prizes Tor excellence in the wa
.tous claHses during the year. Gold
medals for eNcolilng IN Christian doe
trine, defamation. and perfect at
tendance were awarded Father Able
the young priest. assistant now In the
parish who graduated from the Inn
aculate Conception school Is years
ago, gave tho address 81 the occasion
60 the class. Tho class day program
of thr six graduates of the tomm,r-
cial dopart'm'ut repeated th, pru-
gram of Tuesday and delighted tho
audience with their wrll written pH-
pcIs. The class prophecy WIS special
~ clover, the yl1Es Will unique and
witty The ylHss history and tho
opening essay uu "HuuuN' ly Mrs
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
TROOP a INVITES CHRIS
To JOIN ltIDING GIIH.

girls riding club was formed
"Wednesday evening az the armory.
when eighteen young women were
called hy invitation from the captain
OF the troop 10 meet for that pur-
pose. Captain Farrell turned she
meeting over TO the girls as soon AZ
they had assembled. and they en-
tered whole hcartcdly into the spirit
OF u.
it was decided 20 meet twice a
week. once for lessons In horsenan-
ship and once for riding party. Ser
geant ClaEgctt h 10 be- In charge Of
instruction. The plan ~ 10 make this
group the nucleus OF girls riding
club that viii take In the representa-
tive families OF the city and 10 afford
means during the summer, OF en-
tertainment for the young girls and
men Of tho city.
Invitations were sent 10 the follow
ms. Miss Angelica il0wdcn, Miss
Grace Sturtz. Miss Rainey hartley,
/ Miss Katherine McMillen. Miss Mar
celia Matsun. Miss Lorna Lester. Miss
Grace Charming. Miss Dorothy Nc
| Ailistrr Mise Helene shade. Mifs Louise
| Low bcr. Mrs Aida o. Sims. Miss
Vera kioch. Miss Lillian kcmpeuich.
/ Miss Alice Lewis. Miss pitty. Miss
/ Nleary, Miss Wagner and Miss Hem
lin
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
ron Mis-. ~ BAI, AND
MItS. FERGUSON.

pr Margaret Cartwright gave one
uf the prottiost rnd most delightful
parties ~ the early summer ON Fri
day. when she entertained in honor
uf Mrs. Ella IA Iar, principal Of tho
High school who is going east for
the summer and Mrs kate Fcrgu-
spu. who is 2lso returning to tLs
east uud will accompany Mrs Ia bar
As Mrs. Ferguson is state manager
uf tho Moodmln Circle. the officers
~ Oak Grove were asked to assist
the hostess Ia entertaining Thvl
are Mrs. Paul Walker. Mrs Charlie
brown aud Miss Mabel Chau,auut
Thirty guests were invited FOR the
afternoon. The attractive Cartwright
bungalow ON East Central Was beau
tifully decorated bon rcd roses aud d
color note Of red aud white was used
IN serving rcfreE 1mcnts. Tho east
porch wac arranged with small table
aul was both cool aud lovely with
It's vines aud fipWcrg. Although there
were thirty guests. complete lisl
could not hc obtained Among thos,
who called were Mrs David r. Boyd
Mrs John W. Wilson. Mrs G. T.
Hodgin. Mrs. a. y Barnes. Mrs Incl
WestlHkc. Mrs Margaret Mcdlcr
Mrs. Kent. Mrs. -. u. Carnes. Mrs
Elizabeth bradford Mrs. ). y New
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
I'p NC FRIDAY At
MOUNTAIN NttlM

a crowd of lligh Schooi boss aud
girlt muiorrd out tu the Rio erandt
Industrial school Friday evening for
Smith and burhln Scheihc. They
were Miss FioroHco Hanson. Miss
Thelma Noe. Miss Beatrice Noe. Miss
Lcoia May Miss Annabcllc Reed,
Miss Marguerite Erisiow and Miss
Pnnsy Hicks Miss Nesta Mckechnie.
and Carl Allen. Paul Schaoffor, Fred
eriVk Blake. Milo flnthicum. Jack
and Harvey smith
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
DANCE ~ RASChos DE-
ATIlISCO.

Tho Housckccpers' club Of Ranches
de- Atrisco gave its fi-st dancing party
and home cooking sale OF tho summer
last night az the clyde bonaldaoh
home m Ranches de Atrisco. The
house was HttructiNcly arranged and
win ts tables of tempting pirH.
cakes. doughnuts. chicken and pork
sirdwichcs. fried chicken, hot coffee.
icc cream and cake and lemonade
continually lurCd the dancers from
the floor Excellent music was fur
nj he'd aud "a big crowd from the
surrounding towns and farmhouse,
az well as "a good many towuspcoplc.
participated in the fun.
fhc money from tho sale and the
dance VIII be- used FOR the community
CIuuctg which the club has built
recently
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
MN6N ABI.E LADIES
HAVE itiliIl WEEK

Mrs. LILY Mourcs of El raso was
hostess at charming luncheon for
Mrs Laura Hart Saturday. cutcriaIa-
ing thr active members OF the Mac
'hbcc lodge In her honor. Mrs Hart
spent several DAYS here iuspectins tho
local lodge and attending limitations.
Mira Moorcs state manager OF the
lodge came 10 the city tu be present
during her visit
Following the luncheon. initiation
A. the pdd Fellows hall was conduct
ed. wherein the work was cXcmplificd
according To- the new ritual a motor
trip about the city completed de
lightful afternoon.
NeNt Tuesday another initiation
ceremony viii bo held az I %. a. =.
hall. and uu,rWbrd tho annual chill
drru's PATTY VIII br given. An chil-
drcn ~ the members are To- hc en-
trrtaiusd
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
IEA THURSDAY ron
Ntt~~ Ml.ATlllItffDfgD

Miss Annie Kate Weathrrford of
= alias. q sister Of Mrs y. y. Dixon.
'S th' honor guest az q pretty tea
fI ia l'iNou home Thursday after
'un. when Miss Wenonah Dixon. her
niece. entertained Tor her. Miss
Nshth"rford IN n frequent visitor in
tine citN and consequently the affair
was "a happy renewal of Old friend
ships rather than the making Of new
ones The house WIS lovely with
bowls of pink and white roses Miss
Dixon Was assisted 10y hrr mother and
Mrs. l,hsmond stamm. Miss Grace
StortX, one of thu most accomplishod
singers iu the city. gave . song s-icc-
ton during IN" afternoon. About fif-
toou young women called between
four and siN
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
nrrrvrrAK M TmrnspAY.

A crowd Of clcvn young men and
women motored out 10 tho noun
tnins Thursday evening for beef
Ftctk fry returning 70 tho city In
the moonlight. They an had a good
timo around the campfire roasting
tho steaks and drinking coffee from
tin cups parccliug ont buns and all
tho other good thinrH thnt 30 with
o. mountain picnic. The members OF
tn pHriy wcru the Misses Betty
kii.sdorf Lillian komponich. Flor
un ro Weller. Juliet fleischor and
mildred Harris and Albert Kahn, leo
Ei.holz Albert Beer, Paul brcN1uss.
fritz Srlg and sam Baumgartnrr.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
iDIt MISS IiiNtA
MffITItIOt-SI.

Niss Margaret Wmtchousc gave a
surprise party tor her sister. Miss
lrmu NhltrhnuHr. ON Thursday. a.
was Miss lrmu's birthday but in-
atrHI uf conducting it ln the usual
WAY the guest of honor was taken 90
e. friends house and tho party came
to her 30 came ol n big wagon load
rd with huy and picnic luncheH-aud
incidentally hrr friends: and the
bunch rode out ON tho mesa Tor a
mooulight picnic They am had o.
wonderful timo. These were The
guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moehlr
tho phupcrons. Mise Trina Whitehouse. .
Miss Margaret Whtchousc. Miss Bo-
ptrirp lUll Miss Minnie Czirr. Miss
Margaret Kahn. Aiist Iano Bryant
Ni#s AirsIuIH UnrE. Miss Dorothy
Cheney and NIs EDNA Huseuhcrg.
aul Ed io,hwu,ilrr Henry Tnmor-
Dut Ralph uudson. Julius Sylvester
Charles ii.ufrn. Joe " hitohouso and
81. fIfsEnrHId
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
NEW MEXICANs IN
WASHINGTON.

Secretary and Mrs. Albert D. Fail
were the honor guests on Tuesday
evening az beautifully appointed
dinner for forty given by the minister
from Colombia and Madame urueta.
Mrs Homer hoch, wife OF repre-
sentative Homer Hoch q Kansas was
hostcss Tuesday with Mrs Summers.
wife Of Representative John n. sum
merH, OF Washington az "A tea at which
the wives OF Senators Keyes. Jenroot,
Cnpper. Spencer. and a. A. Jones OF
New Mexico altcrnated al the tea
table and assisted In receiving
Mrs G. &. Chase and children who
have been the guests of her parents.
Secretary and Mrs. Albert ~ Fail for
some weeks. have returned To their
home la ~ PasO.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
ronrsr sERvicE frorLE
ENTEnTAIN

Mrs L. V. Slonakor and Mrs.
Wostfold. who have recently loft the
citt were entortrined by the forest
srr' icr people quite extensively be-
furc their departure, u custom that
pruKsis among the 4. = forest men
and one that affords more than ordi-
navy picasuro 10 thcm. The first ~
thH.a affairs was pretty afternoon
purty at which Mr. and Mrs -. NJ.
tang entertained ON Thursday Juno
o.
Tho dny following. Mrs John Kerr
reNs t very lovely. though simple
aud Informal afternoon tea for the
two ladies
saturday evening. Mrs. '. u. Jones
entertained ~ bridge five tahlets-
fur The forrest utn ana their wives.
Mrs Charles trnthers gave pretty
and informal bridge party of four
t.hl,s| Monday evening Tor the de-
padding guests.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
GRANIMNH SCHOOL
GItADt ALTON.

Impressive. marked by dignity aud
uluuucurc WAS the program iu the
auditorium of the immaculate Con
ccption school "Wednesday morning
when 20 graduates of the Eighth
grade and yiN graduates of the rum-
mcrrial department received svrtin
Gates OF completed courses
The hall was filled TO capacity. Tho
stage was festive in dressing of palms.
potted plants. trailing vines and flow
crs.
"a the center was "a flower deck ed
shrine above which stood the statute
OF the Good shepherd whose extended
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
CIINToN q. ANDERSON To M
MARRIED JUNE -.

CLINTON a.. ANDERSON To BE
MARRIED. JUNE 22
Mr.. Clinton H. Anderson. city
editor of the Morning Journal. left
Friday for Mitchell. south Dakota.
whore he will be- married "Wednesday.
June %. to Miss Henrietta Mccartney
Of that city The wedding will take
place at the home of tho brides
mother Mrs J. o. Mccartney. at 4
O'Clock In the afternoon. Tho day
following, Sir. Anderson's brother
viii be married IN sioux city. Iowa.
ana he and his bride will Join Mr..
Anderson and hts bride for the honey
moon trip to Denver and points In
Color do. Tho latter will return 20
Albuquerque some time between the
nfth and the tonth Of July to make
th,.r home.
Misl Mccartney was a very popular
visitor in Albuquerque tho guest Of
Mrs Walter Hatch last February on
her way 10 california. where she
spent the winter with her mother.
and again it April when she re-
turned 10 the eIst Sh. was enter
iaincd widely during hor stay here.
at receptions and dances and din
ners and made many Albuquerque
friends who will rejoice that she Is
to return 90 make her home In their
midst. Tier engagement to Mr. An
dcr=on was announced gt one OF the
lnrse~ tcts of the spring. at which
Mhl Grace Stortx entertained Miss
Mitchell IL tail brunette OF the
cla11ical type, and Is considered a
bcagtiful young woman. She has
b"cn out uf college only a little less
than a ycar--Ihe was a student az
NoIthwestcrn university. Since that
time shc has lived at her hoH;e In
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
GOOD CHEER CLIB GIVES
40 FLOOD SUFFERERS.

Members OF the Good Cheer club
were the guests OF Mrs James ~
Cuilistor "Wednesday afternoon. Al
their business session the ladies de-
ridcd 60 continue their work during
the summorH sewing and planning
comforts for the odd Fellows home
in Ncw McNico. They also voted 90
give "a rhrck f,r iiVo dollars tu the
Pueblo flood sufferers
The u-Nt meeting is ~ take place
m fortnight, at the home of Mrs
4. NJ DpolittlC.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
srANIsm CLln ENrERTNINEp.

a full attendance of the spanish
CLUB was present Thursday night ut
tho meeting of tho organization at
the howc Of Attorney and Mrs Dennis
chavez Current events iu Spanish.
and Hu interesting mode of conduct
inr discussions were the features uf
The evening EIch guest was given
rIp lf paper with the name uf
SOME topic be- wa o. cNpaiintc uppu.
unr in-truriiuus tn find q partner to
ty his Spanish on Tho result was
u hEhiy odif1tuE one
lmurumrtu musical selections
for'9ed pheasant part of the social
hour. The club adjourned with the
Invitation from Miss Gladys Harris
10 meet with her next time.
The election Of officers for the neat
year wgs held al the meeting before
the last. when the club had a picnic
in Father Docher'H garden AZ the old
mission church az lslcta. These ar,
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

the newly formed girls riding club
of Troop A will take was conducted
Friday evening. The girls were most
cnthusiagtic. as an Of them are quite
keen about horseback riding; and
the working out" on the field was
wonderful sport for them. Tho men
took them through many Of the rules
OF hOraemauship.
The plan Is TO meet twice week
In the afternoons. az one OF the les
sons TO be taught cquitation and at
the other To- form riding parties and
just enjoy the sport There were fif-
teen out Friday evening
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Mrs. W. y. Mcdowell IL to entertain
the Sew ard SO club next Wednesday
at their last meeting before the Gloss
Of club activities for the summer
A report OF tho club has recently
been made, showing that the child for
whom the members have been caring
during the past school year. FEEDING
and generally supervising. has made
a showing OF second place In the judg-
ing OF children who have improved
under the milk diet during the winter.
They have also contributed financial
~ 10 tho milk fund for other school
children. and during the summer Will
continue 10 extend their care TO their
especial Charge 10 that when the win
ter comes they will know how to 20
about their work
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
MIssIoN NnN snII.rN rICNIc

Tho Missionary socloty OF the Cons
grtgationHl church VIII give "a picnic
FOR itY mcmbcrs ncNt Thursday at
tho home 81 Mrs. s. l.. hernandez
ON Foothill boulevard. The ladies
VIII 60 out in the afternoon Tor the
business meeting aud viii be- joined
in the evening Tor picnic supper
bN their husbands. supper in the
fuuthillr whrrH the evening brurNr
can ftn your check. far from the
heat and worry Of toWn.-lt sounds
L.L.LIA MIN. .-l.I
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

club 81 the congregational church
Tuesday morning. f9ag day. for Flae
day breakfast. Five cozy little tables
were set Tor the guests. each with It's
bright bowl Of sweet peas, or mas
turtlums or roses. Tho most dcli-
riuuf morning menu wns prepared for
thr guests, who numbered about twcn-
n members and friends of the church.
1iny American flags were given TOR
souvenirs.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
CHOIR PARTY
WEDNESDAY

Tho members Of the Conversational
church choir bad very pleasant
party "wednesday afternoon after re-
hrarai Following the halt hour OF
music. ihn tables we're sot and ice
cream and cake were served This
proved u worry delightful way Of light
Duiug thv trdium of hot summer
nIEht choir rehearsal
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
rAnrY At LoH6rS RANcn.

Miss Louise Louden entertained
tn High school crowd al her home
north Of Albuquerque Saturday evo-
ming. The young people went out In
the hills and had wienis roast. then
returned To the house for music and
games. The guests were Miss pansy
Hicks. Miss Dorothy Paltenghe. Miss
Eloiso Boren. Misc Doris Boren. and
Hugo schultz. otto Bebber and Jack
Jones and King Louden.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

The picnic al Mountain View.
planned for tho mothers and children
ut th" Mothers Circle Of thc Cungrc-
gntioual church for last Thursday. aud
called uff ON account OF the floods in
that district. has been planned for
She third "wednesday in July. The
guests are 90 go out to tha Rio Grande
Industrial school with their baskets
of good things. aud are Co have the
run of the place" which will be- the
best part of all especially for the
children
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
rI.NTE SUPPER wEDNEsDAY

Mrs ERNEST Smiths home ou south
Walter street viii ho tur sr.un Of 9
plat" supper W,duUelHN ,Ntulug tU
which the members nud rl,uds ot tho
congregational church and tlu Woo
mans club are invited. An SORTS ot
good thiuEs are to gn ou thr pilates
from beans tu a. delicious dessert Tine
proceeds from the supper viii go Co
the Moman'a club fund tu huy ma
tcrials fur their sale in the fal.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
FISHING TitIP To
ELLIS RANCH.

Mr.. aad Mrs r. > Mabry Dr and
Mrs g. ". Conner. Mr. and Mrs. w.
e. Ocstrcich. Mr. and Mrs William
Holm. Mr. and Mrs o.. &. Morafelder.
Mr. aud Mrs Horace keenan, aud Mr.
and Mrs Luther coppick are spending
the weekend near Ellis ranch la the
Sandiaa ON f. fishing trip. They left
The city yesterday morning aud Wall
rufHfrrf f4suHErrssN
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

hrrs lttH farewell party Tor MrF.
" o. Milc. uur OF their most fIlth-
GOO members. uf thr homo of M ana
Mrs ErrIft NHu Cionsp Thursday
s,nume. Tho rIrrH spent fhc ev.ulng
playing games end hnd very jolly
iiWe There w.Ir about rs or rs
members present Delicious refresh
m'nIs completed The evening.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Tho Woman'8 Missionary society
OF the Baptist church gave AN In
formal reception after their regular
business meeting last Thursday af-
tcrIoon Ia honor OF one Of their mem
bcrs. Mrs. T.. ", Longfcllow. who Is
90 leave the city in short time,
The church parlors were prcttily
decorated with roses aud green
plants and were we'll filled with the
friends and members who came to
my their flrowclls. ON behalf Of tho
society. Mrs. r Bruce presented Mrs
I.onFfcllow with "a string Of pearl
beads a. the token OF their affection
and the appreciation pf her cnergivH
and efforts IN the organization during
her many years residence IN the
city
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
BAPTIST BOYS
PICNIC AT RIVER

The third year junior boys OF the
Baptist sunday school went out TO
The river Tuesday evening for a Pic
mic supper. They were chef and
gucsta all In one. and had a good deal
the campfire. Their teacher. &. l..
Wheat. went with them. the crowd
motoring out In two cara
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
ILNG nNN nILENkrNsr

Mrs j - jones turned hor pretty
bungalow or North Fourtccnth street
over to the ladies OF the Moman's
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
DOROTHY L. McALLiSTER
Telephone Sl5.

- OClETY has sought pleasures week
that is when the food aud the mosquitoes would
permit But nevertheless has sought them spite
the fact that there alarming cbb society
indications that the remaining few refuse bored.
Aud marriages falling of a alarming
But when the piled high with
boys aud girls setting moonl spot pcnc
hear the ghng Of winds and smell the breath
flowers does you little old
the wedding sowing the seeds the
nal cyce-thcre such thing cessation And can but
admire their pluck determination what with the persistent
quto and the talk about love nothing bu bilious attack
chaperones and ALL Your crop will up spite of all
June.