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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
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declaration OF principle under
which each Of the powers would in
vestiRate conditions for itself and
withdraw when il considered II
practical to do so.
The report is 10 be presented n
the full committee Monday. and a.
the same time another sub-cOmmit-
tee Will present for approval a res
olution declaring also for a gradual
abolition Of the territorial
rights in China as soon as China's
judicial machinery will warrant the
change. It Is expected that the dis
patch OF an international commits
sion OF jurlsts TO China 10 study
the situation will be recommended
in the subcommittee report and
agreed to by the conference.
No Formal Mention.
Although no formal mention OF
IL was made in the committee meet
ing Prest Harding's suggestion for
a continuance Of the conference
plan in international relations was
a question Of absorbing interest In
private conversations between dele
gates Few OF the delegates would
comment on II publicly. and the only
hint as 20 the POSSIBLE attitude Of
the other nations came from NJ. vi
viani. head Of the French delega-
ton, who endorsed the suggestion,
saying il was not only "a high
thought" but a practical one, and
from British spokesman who de-
clared that an association Of ma
tons" must be approached carefully
until the attitude OF the American
congress had been expressed.
Great Britain" said this spOkes-
man. as most anxious TO participate
I'm any movement that would tend to
the peace OF the world. but obvi-
ously the presidents suggestion IS
more or less an American domestic
question on which it would not be
proper for the delegates TO express
an opinion until the details have
been worked out and the congress
OF the United States has decided
on some definite scheme that would
have the full approval Of the Am
erican people"
Developments during the day
served to strengthen the possibility
however. that the Plan for future
/ conferences might become a subject
OF formal consideration before the
arms negotiations are concluded. Il
was pointed out that the opportun-
/ ity would be presented directly
when the far eastern discussions
reach that part Of Chinas ten points
suggesting that provision be made
/ FOR future conferences TO be held
I from time to time for the discus
\ sion OF international questions rela-
I tive 70 the Pacific and far east, as
a basis for the determination OF
: common policies OF the signatory
/ powers in relation thereto"
The Chinese declarations have
been adopted by the conference as
a basis Of discussion and although
\ the international conference sug-
\ gestion included in them applied in
I particular to the far east. il is re-
/ garded as a possible vehicle for
bringing into the discussions the
whole subject OF the president
association" plan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

country. Canada and England.
Through his insistent demand for
"a square deal for labor he has att
tracted much attention. although his
work has been combatted by rep
resentativos of capital
Last Sunday evening the bishop
spoke before the Sunday Evening
club of Chicago where only leading
international speakers are heard.
The bishop ranks as one Of the fore
most church leaders of the Episco-
pal denomination and is further I'm
much demand as n speaker for
church gatherings Too ne is much
sought after by lecture bureaus be-
cause of his popular lectures deal
ing on the subject Of which ne has
made life long study Tn South
Bend Sunday he Will speak only
once and at the regular Sunday
morning services at ST. James
church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
Deaths
MARY NTTWTATo1Ia

Mary N1ewfadoma. So S walnut
st.. died Friday night az 10 O'Clock
at her home. death having resulted
from an Illness Of IS months wlth
tuberculosis
She was born IN Poland. Dec. 2s.
1850. and was 81 years Old. she nag
resided IN south Bend Tor Go year
having moved TO this city from her
native country. She leaves seven
daughters. Mrs Rose Ludwiczait.
Hattie Czerzriak. Miss Cashier Me
wiadoma. all oe south Bend. and
four daughters in a Chicago con-
vent. Her husband died about is
months aEo.
Funeral services VIII be held At
S.. HedwiE e's church Tuesday morn
inE az o'clock. Rev. Father Zub-
w.cz officiating. The body VIII De
taken 90 Cedar Grove cemetery for
burial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
GriggS Lectures
On Artist S Life
At Progress Club
Portrays Life of Andrea Del
SartO in Third Lecture
of Season.
BY LeiIa Brechenser- Rostlser.

Delighting a large and appreci-
alive audience with the charm Of
his jmpersonatiOn, Dr. Edward How
ard Griggs delivered his third lee
ture of this season Saturday even
ing at the Progress club. HIS sub
ject was The Study Of Personality;
Andrea Del SartO."
The element OF pathos was &C
centuated in the portrayal of the
life Of the Andrea Del Sarto who
lived in the browning period Of the
Florentine Renaissance and who
was contemporary OF Michael
Angelo, Raphael and Leonardo da
Vinci.
Unattained Ideal.
Dir. Griggs pictured 20 his audi
ence with a mastery Of exquisite ex-
preston. all the sad meditation
when the artists life lies clear in
the perspective and he sums up the
meaning Of his own unattained ideal.
The speaker said: "a wonderful
revelation Of the deep things OF
human life IS this subtle study Of
personality. True to tradition, Del
.Sarto's sensitive spirit, delicately re-
sponsive TO every appeal from the
sensuous world. but lacking the firm
center OF masculine self-control and
self-direction. is the background of
his personality. from which sprang
those beautiful elusive paintings
that perplex one in the great CALLER
les at Florence and az Paris.
"In Interpreting his dramatic
counterpart-a type that embodied
the weakness of his own strength
Browning gave a direct expression OF
his own faith in the main truths OF
life and human character" declared
the speaker. as he concluded the
story OF Del Sarto's failure becaus Sc
OF a misplaced love. Dwelling upon
the simple text that n mans reach
should not exceed his grasp. DR..
Griggs revealed the infinite sadness
Of the stages through which the art
ist passed when realizing that each
creative work gave promise Of great
or. yet unable 10 fulfil the promise.
Del Sarto failed not in grand
achievement. for the world has ac-
corded him place among the mas
tiers Of art, but ne failed IN spite OF
his ease OF execution. of his sof,
minEling Of shadow and light which
charaCterizes his pictures, but ne
failed in his own ideal OF expressing
that which he lonEed 70 express but
could not-that elusive something OF
the soul which he himself did no;
understand but for which he CROPPED
so despairingly.
DR.. Griggs viii present his fourth
lecture next Saturday evening az the
Progress club at g o'clock He has
chosen for his subject, ''The Tragedy
OF the Pursuit OF Knowledge: Para
celsius"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
COURT GRANTS DIVORCE.

Goldle E Bradstreet has been
granted a divorce in superior court
No. ] by Judge Chester Montgom-
cry from her husband. william A.
BrRdstreet. on the grounds OF non
support and deseruon. The couple
were married oct. %. 1911 and sep
arated on June 2, 1921. The plain
~ was granted custody OF the three
minor children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
Escapes Uninjured u hen
Motorcycle Strikes auto

While riding a motorcycle south
on Lafayette blvd. Frank B.aaeo.
SOP +. Wenger St. colIj-d with
Ford machine late Friday. Accord
Bianco, who escaped without injury
the driver of the Ford which was
identified as belonging 10 Fred Scha-
Ter. 1915 s. Michigan ST., by .ts d.
cense number. failed % stop and give
his name and address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
HAVE YOT HEARD2

The Ellsworth store Clerks in or
der 20 defeat the Department man
e gers during the last three days OF
their sale are Offering 1899 discount
on everything IN the store-Monday.
and Wednesday only.
Christmas stocks are now complete.
everything all new and fresh, serv-
ice al its best a word % the wise
Is ufficient-"Shop Now" THE
STORE. 3s2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
ADAM ATE FIRST APPLE.

Since Eve showed a pippin under
Adams nose and he sunk his molars
into IL the name has been famous.
Locally we hear great deal OF
Adam in connection with flowers.
Adam Beehler has flowers for every
conceivable occasion. Call HIN az
Main 1898. 3SO-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
EOIsTEAD NOT MISSED AT ILL.

Much pessimist!c piffle has been
spread that hanQuets aren't what
they used 10 be-due 70 the lack OF
spirits" Local banquets this win
ter have dispeUed Gloom by pleas
ing a mans stomach Parker House
Rolls Wedding Rolls. Patty Shells.
and Pumpkin Pies. Ideal for lodge
and church suppers and banQuets.
MStheyrs-krauss Baking Company.
32ltf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
TALCoTT IN VALPARAISO.

Harrison w. Talcott. manager Of
the Veterans bureau OF South Bend.
was ia Valparaiso Saturday engaged
on cleanup" work in connection
with old disability claims OF world
war veterans Manager Talcott viii
be IN South Bend Monday mCrning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Bargains galore. That's just what
We mean Bargains in Xmas tree
lights. table lamps. portable lamps.
in fact bargains in everything in
electric goods. Moran. 122 y. Mich.
5S1 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Beginning Monday Nov. %. Hair
cuts 35c. Shave zoe open every
nlght but Thursday Childrens' Day
Thursday. BOWELS BARRIE
SHOP. sos South Bend av. s31
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
EACH ONE A SMALL
RUNG!

Those who have reached the
tor runE of the Ladder OF Sue
cess. those who have climbed high
but have fallen into ohscurity.
and those who have touched only
the lowest runEs are seen AZ eve
ming on city park benches-think-
lug
one man. shabby in dress and
detected in countenance. has
nothing 90 review but days OF
failure. OF lost opportunities 10
take advantage ~ The little things
in life. The other man. opposite
in appearance. recalls his success
brought about by an aptitude
o. snatch small as well as large
chances.
one Of the seemingly small op-
portunlres offered YOU each day
s. 90 read carefully the classified
section Of The News-Times. There
you may hnd a Job you are seek
ing a home you want % buy or
chance 20 sell some article You
deem worthless.
Get the classified habit and
follow the footsteps OF the sue
cessful man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

What an opportunity Six Roge IS
Teaspoons free with every Comeld
Washer sold before Dec. -. Sc"
the machine and ask Moran Tor psr-
ticulars 132 y. Mich. 33I-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
FLOWERS MAKE BIG "HTT."

No matter what the occasion a SIT
box OF flowers viii meet with ap-
prevail Call williams the Florisc.
Main T69. 331-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Bring the glory OF flowers into
your home. Have flowers on the
table Call Williams. Main 769.
table. Call Williams, Main 769.
331-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Free Boys Watches at Vernon's
c21tf
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Free Boys Watches at Vernon's
321tf
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Free Boys Watches at Vernon's.
321tf
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a daughter was born 90 Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Murray. sos 2. Rush
ST.. Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Free Boys watches at Vernon's.
321tf
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CONTINUED from PAGE onel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
ENJUYABi.E MEETING HELD
~ RECREATION Cl.rB.

one 81 the most pleasant meetings %
the fall SEASON was held by the Re.
cr,ation Clsh. Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Leon u. Bowen az hostess
The afternoon was just cool enough
10 make the chosen IaSiime. bridge.
highly enjoyable and games inter.
mingisa with merry conversation were
lndulecd In until a late hour. when the
hirh sure nriEe. a silver plcklc basket.
was wOn by Mrs. l.. T.. Johnson.
An attractive co,or scheme. 81.
propria,e % the Halloween scason VAS
oarris>i out IN N. revolving rooms aud
a dainty sahd course was served 10
the siuh members and guests, Mes.
DANES u. n. Ames. Roy Dsc. VIII
puse. " =. Sloane. q. l.. McCausland.
IL ". Nvale. J. q. whi,lington. 4. n
Nundsy. T. NJ. Calsw,n. J. T.. Mont.
eomerv. Mcfarland. Jack Wade u nal
hart and Misses Tlmmcns and I.illlss
iiorshgugh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
woN,N's AUXILIARY HAS
WADE GREAT SUCCESS.

Tn MOman's Auxiliary u the First
CHRISTIAN Church. which Was urganised
fourteen months ag,, has mad. q tire
mv1t"ss suoeSs, This organization
supplemented the horn. mission and for.
ysra mlssiUn suSt.,iss. whiyh had aver.
'g' stt,ndancvs Il thirty each.
The Auxiliary has regularly leo %
80 persons VA ATTENDANCE al IN, mUnth.
~ sessions. Al thc monthly meetings IN
interesting foreign mission program Is
r,ut,rvd
The Auxiliary Is diVid,d into seven
n,ishhorho-d cir,l,s. which meet THREE
Wednesdays each month. Al these cir.
llc meetings. lessons un N P,n,a,uch
~ hsing studied. Il i planned t. study
ihc bUoks q the prophets aud al, New
Testament som. time later. Attendance
st the circle meetings is approximately
QUal o. that al the monhly auxiliary
meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
>rO0k> GANBol.ED At kE>NON
HOME strt RptN ENE>l>G.

Tho ho,ne - Mr. and Mrs. William
E,uyuu on icoi Tsylor S,r,e,. was the
sccue q high meuim.ni last evening,
when the msgnt-T> - the ThurS,iay
Forty Two club and their husbands
gathered in srcokN array for mid.
uight gamh,i and Halloween PARTY.
Ths hom, vas decorated with Hal
loWs',n ,mblsn.s q ~ kinds. and dur
Ing the hours % - Il Halloween
games. and contests in keeping with
the o-vaSion. wtrv cnicyvl Fortunes
w,re told and a dcliCious spr,ad was
sntliEs-i IN
Among ,hosc cnioying the evenings
Hospitality were Mr. and Mrs W. Y
GcwSiy. Mr.. ard Mrs 4 reicfSrn. Mr.
and Mr.. c. W Patterson. Mr.. and
Mr.. Frot Roney. Mr. and Mrs, VIII
Austin. Mr. and Mrs John Raksr. Mr.
ans Mrs Eru.s; iaught,r. Mr.. and
Mrs W, T. Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs V.
NJ Eipp,y. Mr.. ard Mr. John Kenyon.
Mr.. aui Mrs =. = simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs Clyac Spurlos& Mrs ". ~
Nci,n. and Misses Mann. Rcr,ie Aus
IN. Cicc and nrlhie Patterson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
LITTLE MISS Nell-R0y Is
HOSTESS Ar HAllOWEE> PARTY.

a merry crowd q hcys and Girls q
auariiio's younger society -, as
ssnhled a; the home q Mr.. and Mrs
:. d. McIlroy Friday evening % last
week or the DIVISION 81 a loyely Hal
iowe'en masquerade party given BY IT.
lie Miss Kathryn Ncilroy.
Many delightfully."- orginai costumes
were worn ~ the small guests. whiis
wssrd Halloween decorations OF ZACH
oiAns~rns. spirits. COLLINS. witches
hure hlact cats. hats and pumpkins
Add new my~cry and charm 10 the
occasion.
Miscellaneous esmes and contests
and a series q musical numbers were
cricyed ~ the children during N.
evening" fortunes were also told. and
|, liter delicious refreshments CONSISTING
q; hot chocolate. SANDWICHES ans cake,
we're scrve.i 20 N. following guests
Louis Baker. Katheryn Pi;tman. Ia
ole Roberts. Annalec Beard. Maurin'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
BHI.k CLASS ENTERTAINED
At =. y. liACkI-ER HOME.

The members q the wcsiyn Bible
Class u the Polk slFc-, Methods,
Church were dellzhtfully entertained az
the hUm" ~ Ms. T. y Hacker. on
isos Van Buren, Street. Friday after.
noon. With a Halloween party.
The home was beautifully decorated
with n riot q fcathvry chIyanthemums
and terms. lea addition ~ a variety ~
attractive Halloween cmhl,ms 90
witches. pumpkins, Jack o lanterns.
tlack eats. lais and owls.
The afternoon was spent In music.
games and contests. An interesting
i'aturs ~ the program WAS the pump
kin vunlvst In which dainty prize
was awarded the guos, Who came near.
.si a. pinnlng the stvm h. the right
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
MEMBERS or NTuENlErM CIIB
ARR ENTERTAINED.

The Aih'na.um club on Thursday
Afternoon, with Mrs. olin Hardy as
hostess, al her homc On 1891 Naa Ba.
r,n sir,,i.
only thu regular club members were
m ATTENDANCE. and IN. guest ruons
acre tasictully Decorated IN IN. ucSn.
sem with iall flowers and delight.
tul variety 81 Halloween decorations.
Further study q lhscn's The Doll
House" and Ghosts" was taken up.
and later tempting Investments. car.
wing GA; the Halloween color scheme
s,rc serNcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
Parry Is GIVEN nv
CJsRn<TlAN ENnEAv0RS

TIE Christian Enesavors a. the First
CHRISTIAN church gathered saturday
evening ., e'cicck a, the church 50
e3ri center fer n Halloween PARTY.
Games and s~vsrai contests In keep
ing wsh tn Halloween itea were In
al,Ged sn while much mer-iment wAs
errived from the Ghost Room from
which issued weird Giants. and csbss
unr2nny noises during the evening. a
recr~ri, cd witch told the fortunes cs
she xaes,s from her spiier.wehtrd den
IN the corser q one Of the entertaining
rooms. which were pressiiy decorated
With q variety % Halloween smhiesns.
and q, late hour resrc~hrnen,s % r-cr.
corn halls apples. doughnu,s ard
punrh were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
HALLOWEEN


Nv MARY MILLER BEARD.
One Halloween with all unseen.
hut she stars that wink,,i and pccp,si
l~tween
The slcening boaghs Il the old oak trss.
The fairies came aud sI-oSe to ne.
A lingering hrecRe frCn Car of ssas
sang ~ own uishv In the TIVE.
TN, murmuring low. /; sank 10 r-st
Like WARY child "a It's mO,her's
br-as,.
Thers as I dreamed could hear. :,
sssynsd
The soond q starlight as :, s,reausei.
And ne ,hroh In thu heart a the ia
TAX ;rce
Ard Thousand wolves tina, spOke to
ne
Ths hymn tia, was sung Shcn the
world Was Young
Was VT unendc,l--so long heeun--
Fw the springing grass ~ falling leaf
sun WHISPERED. ~Hofe" 10 sigher.
~Reliel.-
a hard the wings q the Spin; that
brtngs
Pair gfts 10 men al the sing shs
sings.
hard the wave q an ancisn, cry
That ssEl rolls On thu agss by.
! hard the moan - cap,ive's groan.
That long On ,he heartlcss air had
blown:
And The cry and rnoan will never cas-
sin hearts that ssnt them fni re-
lczs.
With head dcwnhsnt and soul in;en,
hearsened msre deeply TO the scsn;
&C wi,h.red rosc a. q offr~d prayr
For the vanished beauty that Cncy
was there.
And the breath Of the prayer as u Law
81 the air.
Tick the firm q an angel hovcr!rs
there:
Ana an.shsr form was ,ha, % Hone
who s,ili in the darkness seemed 70
grore.
Each S.lrst stands with yearninT hand
TN nav through the uarkness DIM
N hands
Thoss hearts In one-;ha; else had
ssrayst-
The one tia, hopei and tho enc that
prayed
Then a RESTLESS bird triliei cut the
wori
That firs; by ioving heart Vas hear'i:
n awakened a chord In tina, losssly Den
That thu thousand vOlccs toinet &c
swell
And ,he chan, grew louder TN n brood
ING cloud
whkh iv q the mountain Ike
shrood.
llfs~d rs bad q, the voice a. Love.
And MAS lost In the morning Lsh'
above.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
MASTER NELSON ELLIS
ENYERrNNS.

Master Nelson Ellis was the snail
hoss of on. a thu presfs->; chIldren's
parties a. the fall season. Friday after
ncon when Ne entertained = large mum.
hsr O. his fri~nas with a Halloween
masquerade party a the hone q nj.
vnrsnss. Mr.. Mrs W. r. Ellis. on 1901
Van Buren, Street.
The entertaining rooms IN whlch shs
hssie guests were revived were rr~s
1b dsconfed with Halloween en-
h1<ms. punpkins. hats. MACK cats and
Sck o1anserns. While ghosts and
witches add the.r share q dsligh'
and thrills 90 the occasion.
The children. on arriving. wsre met
~ the door BY the young host. dresses
IN . hlack and yellow clown suit whs
pres~esea them with Halloween favor,
q whistles. hama t<iis and other noise
m.kera- vhi~h sdded greatly TO IN.
afserneon enJoym<nl
Many GAm<s we're played and a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
Bociet]&|
ALvAH n MEYER
ALvAH n. MEYER

O',i1'k tlalniv rcfreShrneuts q cram
and cake we're served. and orange
cr,pe rapr Ton bon baskets filled with
eaaal.s were given io the following;
&c. raul. Botllc and Pat Rnndcn.
burr. Ctmslia and Thrlma whcatlcy,
Henry iouScr. Ben Stone. Robert
Gs.-iv. VIII Mathis Ruilcr llm Nc.
Wight. lyman McnNnald. Ernes,
Miller. SaSah Margaret and Jane Aus
tir. Glenn Alltn Nywloll. Billie wo,Sis
l.nison. Hs'cn L., KENYON. Louise and
uahle Hunter. jim Rhol,s. L,more
iliil ara Nelson Ellis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
I. u. c. To NEXT
vt tINkl.EA HOME.

The United Daughters Of the Confed
erary win meet with Mrs. A. y. Fink.
lea. lios Lincoln Street. Friday. Nov
,mhcr =, for the following program:
New Orleans the Queen city.
Its two Great Battles. one ON Land
and une on Soa--Mrs. Ilaucom.
Its Monumcnts-Mrs. J. u. Beard.
Incidents of Its Interesting History
Mrs. ]. H. Hatliff.
Paper. subject selectcl-Mrs. W. +.
Cubl,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

wailinefcrd. Mary Mildred Vineyard.
Martha Thomason. Betty Oliver. Oar
trslde Taylor. DIVA Mitchell. Rosalind
Logan. The,nsa Trolingcr. Edith George
Omcc carter. Vivian and ROY Williams.
n0rOihy Duncan and Enid Mayer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
MRS FRED IL hE I'd
CINE CONCERT.

Ms. Fu,l lux, VII eive a benefit
recital fof tn Wgmau's Missionary So
ri,,y - the polg Sir,>,i Methods,
Church ~ Friday ,ysnine November
a, yighi o',lock. -, al b. assisted
~ Mr.. } l.. ouicksan. read.r. Miss
Rad. Britain. yrganis; and Miss
Brown raaG,y. Miss Brown i a, the
head q III, ,Nprrsss n department. al
the West TcNas state Normal AZ Can
yssn.
Mrs. Luke Is one - Amarilio's had.
nsm. fOr hersh ihraush b. talent. in
tn musssi Wosll h.r,. hu, has a,so
Uon = lSac, IN the hearts - the people
through h,r charming and dsiirhtfu.
rsrSnaliiy Shc has worked for sone-
tinl,. with Mrs G,i.sri Wils'n. promin.
cat vusal teacher and coach. ard Mrs
wiiSon viii ac,umlauv h.f IN this pro-
gram. On occasions before. Mrs WilsuR
fas pr,sen;el hvr a IL; nurils in hcne
IN performances. and they have always
~rored hie successcs
The ticket sale for this concert Aas
SURPASSED tn grsat-s, eXpccia,iors and
ihos. Mt having tickets NAV seours
them fgOsn any ~ the msmhsrs q the
Missionary Sc'ie,y.
Tn following ntu-ram VII - given
Group l.
Spring sing - the Robin Woman
9rVsn Shanswisl Caisman.
Glrum.'fa ,Sil-Ila.
4 Ecund-lay ..-.--.-.......... l-icr'F
Mrs. Luke.
nsaih's DISK ............ Marx Tw tin.
Mrs. Quicksall.
Prelude 60 Marriage Mass ..... Dubois
M!s~ Britain.
Group IL
The Noicc q the Past ...... Marshall
The DIV Mans Sons. efroSn Hansel
and GFeten ............ HUmpsriinck
Mrs Luke
Reading. selected. Miss Brown.
Group III
Ny shadows. .......-........ Samuelc
Il tunstCfafiun ...-...--.-.s-.. Nahh~f
II H. Nrtrh 4 T.x. Xgrs - lHECfrs