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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Country Store Dance

The senior members of the Y. M.
II. A. will entertain tonight at a
country dance to be given in the
auditorium. The dancing floor has
been transformed into a typical
country store in which all sorts of
articles are sold, but in the case of
the affair tonight the things display
ed in the store are to be awarded
as prizes. 81 Perkins rube orchestra
will furnish the music and the guests
will attend in costumes suggestive
of ~"Squeedunk Corners"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Auxiliary to Meet Next Week

Through some misunderstanding
as to the date, the regular meeting
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion was not held last
night and postponement was made
for next Wednesday night at the
usual hour. Much work is to be
done by this body before Memorial
Day and all members are urged TO
turn out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
To Attend Spring Rally

a number OF members OF the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian church have ar
ranged to go over to Stelton tonight
for the spring rally of the Middlesex
Christian Endeavor Union to be held
at hat place. There will be automo-
biles leaving from in front of the
high school at 7:15 o'clock for those
going over that way and others have
arranged to go over by bus leaving
from Smith and State streets at 1855
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
To Send Box to India

The Emma Morris Circle were
given the scrap books which they
are to make for the box to be sent
to the children in India, Tuesday af-
ternoon at their meeting in the
Presbyterian chapel. These will be
completed before the first of June,
the time set for the box to be sent
to India in order to reach there in
time for Christmas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Plan for Auction Sale

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Swedish Congregational church have
arranged for an auction sale of
fancy and other articles to be held
at the church in Gordon street Sat
urday night, commencing at s
o'clock. Mrs. o. Olson is the chair
man of the committee in charge of
the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

DdckdCIle anu
could not work.
IA neighbor rec
commended your
medicine and l
took four bottles
of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. | am
now strong and
well, able to work,
and recommend
your medicine to
my frie S =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

a committee of which Mrs. William
Wilson was the chairman. The lodge
room was tastefully decorated with
ferns and peoples, the colors of the
chapter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Friendly Club to Meet

The Holy Cross Friendly Club will
meet tomorrow night at s o'clock at
the Community House at Barclay
and tombstone streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
HEALTH FOR
WORKING GIRLS
Those Who Suffer and Are
Unable to Work Need
Helpful Suggestions

Springfield, I'LL had periodic
trouble with weakness, cramps and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

fnllnWad

A musical program followed
which included vocal selections by
the Eastern Star quartet. instrument
tai selections by a trio composed of
Andrew NJ. Sprague. Clayton Chris
topher and Joseph McCallum~a rec
itation by Mrs. Raft and solos by
Nelson Raft and Mrs. William David.
Refreshments were served in the
banquet hall under the direction of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
RECEIVES ITS DEPUTY

[By Evening News Star Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE. May 19.-More
than two hundred members of the
Eastern Star, that included chap
tiers from Staten Island, Manhattan,
Brooklyn, Jersey City and Perth
Amboy, were at the reception ten
dered District Deputy Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Minnie Geisel, of the Rich
mond District, and Assistant Grand
Lecturer Elias Bernstein, of Aque-
honga Chapter. Stapleton. by HUI
guenot Chapter, No. So, at the Ma
sonic temple last night.
There were many past grand OFF,
GERS and past officers of chapters
in the Richmond District present.
Past District Deputy Grand Matron
Anita Van Wagner, a past matron
of Huguenot Chapter, presided in
place of Worthy Matron Mrs. Videon
and received the honored guests.
After the usual formalities Mrs.
Geisel and Mr.. Bernstein made ap-
propriate remarks in greetings from
the grand chapter. Mrs. Geisel was
presented with a seal leather hand
bag and Mr.. Bernstein a bronze book
"a ck from the of the local
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
LOCAL COLE RATING.

Eighteen local women are in
cluded in the list Of three hundred
and thlrty-five women golfers, with
handicaps ranging from plus one to
eighteen, who have been ranked by
the Handicap Committee OF the
Women's Golf Association. OF Phila-
delphia.
Among the prominent golfers
with a low rating are: Mrs. Walter
Page and Mrs. n. p. Rood. both Of
this city, with a rating OF s. or the
twenty-three lowest ranked players.
Wilmington has two among the
number. The handicaps OF local
golfers follow:
Mrs. Edgar Arnold. IS; Mrs. Tru-
man Campbell, 16; Mrs. II. c. Col
Inns, IA; Miss c. Draper. 13; Miss
NJ. Draper. 16; Miss r. Draper, IS;
Miss NJ. Durham, is; Mrs. L e. Ed
gar. IA; Miss X. Hilles, IS; Mrs. w.
S. Hilles, 9; Mrs. w. p. Johnston,
IS; Mrs. Walter Page. 8; Mrs. w.
Pennington, IL; Miss M. Pyle, IS;
Mrs. N. p. Rood, s; Mrs. G. II. Scott,
IS; Mrs. Weir, 16; Mrs. p. f. VIII
son, is.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
BRANDYWIlNE TAKES
SEMINOLE SERIES

In a series OF QUOT games staged
at New Castle last night Brandy
wine Wildcats. leaders Of the ALI
Wilmington Quot League gave the
Seminole Stars a lacing three out
OF five games Hot shot Tobin and
A. Lacey OF the Cats made the New
Castle bo0s sit up and take notice
az their clever pitching. The New
Castle Stars play return series to-
morrow evening at the Brandywine
fire house. A good game Is expect
ed as the Cats have the edge on both
the All-Wilmington Quot League
and the Stars. The scores:
Brandywine ....13 21 81 20 21-3
Seminole ....21 10 IL 81 12-2
Players-Lucas. Tobin. Lacey,
Preston. G. Proud. ]. Proud, j.
Clymer, G. Clymer. Referee-Mc-
Mahon. Scorer-Skillton.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
JOHNSON WANTS TO
TAKE ON FULTON

NEW YORK. March 1 CUnited
Press) Jack Johnson has not been
matched to meet Fred Fulton in
Havana this summer. but he is will
ing, the former heavyweight cham
pion said in a letter to the United
Press today
Il would like to meet Fulton any
where. He's a good fellow and why
not Havana as well as any other
place" he writes. Il am going 10
return to the ring, and / will be very
much active about July 1. I will
then be at liberty. no matter what
the Washington officials do about
my application for parole or commu-
tation OF sentence. 1 have no inten-
ton OF returning TO any place but
the ring. That's where / got my
start. and that's where 1 win get my
end.
I'VE have four or five boys over
here that can beat that Carpenter
1 know that Jack Dempsey viii run
him ragged I'm a short time"
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
MURRAY-SUNN
FIGHT TO DRAW

Holding Tommy Murry. OF Phila-
deiphia, to a draw In the wind-up at
tho bouts OF the Chester Athletic
Club last evening. Kid Sum. local
bantamweight sprung a surprise on
followers Of the ring and demon
strated that he is able 10 stay with
the best in his class.
Murry had TO exert himself and to
employ an his ring tactics ia tho
last two rounds even 20 get a draw
with tho Kid
joe Belmont had easy picking IN
the semi -wind-up with AL Moore.
whom ho foorcd him FOR the count
In the first two minutes OF lighting
The feature bout OF the prciimin-
aries was that between Johnny How
ard. OF Chester. who claims the col
orod welter title. and Black Powell
OF New Orleans Howard won IN,
bout, but his opponent was mos
popular with the fans as Powell
| nearly broke the record FOR trips Q,
the canvas caking the count oigh
times IN the six rounds and wher
the bell tapped ending tho bout 50
the six ne was giving Howard all M
could take.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
Defiance Must Pass
Some To Trim Mercury

At Brownson Hall tonight. the De-
hance FIVE viii have their hands fun
when they tackle the Mercury A. A.
from Chester. The latter team has
been setting a dizzy pace In the
wooden ways OF the above town and
win come TO town. with flve straight
conquests to their credit IL is ex-
pected that the largest crowd Of the
season will journey 10 Fourth and
jackson to witness the contest.
which viii get under way at S.45
o'clock.
The Mercury team is practically an
all-star team, picked from the lead
ing sphere-heavers Of Chester. and
will invade the old Brownson Hall
with its regular lineup intact Tne
team is built around the center man
Embers. tho fiashy pivot man, and
Embers. its high scoring forward.
These two men are virtually the
backbone OF the combination. and II
is expected they will give Walsh and
Gillespie, the youthful Defiance oe-
fense men, trouble throughout tho
evening.
Defiance most likely will start the
game with Quinn and Gillespie at
forward. Lowell at center, with
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
ALL-STARS MAKE
UP BIG DEFIANCE

with The election OF Lee Walsh
as manager and Salmon Shields
as captain. the Defiance "big i've
basketball team reorganized last
night The team viii line up with
Shields. Joe Lacey Buck Magill.
Walsh. and Luke Lutz. the sama
combination that carried the Della
ware honors last year.
Shields has been playing with the
Defiance representative team this
season while Intz has played with
every one OF the Defiance teams
and also with tho +. o. y. All-Stars-
/ Magiil has been working regularly
| in n Defiance uniform. while Lacey
| and Walsh were the last TO fall in
line this season Walsh played his
fest game with the Brownson All
Stars. Washlngton's Birthday at
Rrownson Hall. while Lacey has his
Lrst regular game TO play this sea-
son. Joe has been working out at
the Brownson gym" and is expect
cd to return TO form with several
weeks practice.
Manager Walsh would like to ar
range with any local team and can
he reached by calling 237 before {
p. m. or 7412 after 6 p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
HERES SOME GAME.

West End. conquerers Of Defiance
Champs. will meet Hagley Academy
tomorrow night Hagley has one or
the fastest teams in the city this sea-
son and has a record OF is victories.
They have defeated every team they
met in the city this season and as
this Is the first time West End and
the creek boys have come together
one Of the greatest games OF the sea-
son is expected.
West End will present in their
lineup Donnelly and Suebb at for
wards. Curran at center and Mayors
and Firth at guard. Hagley will go
into action with DeNight. Kavan-
augh and Biddle at forward. Call
agher. center. Toomey and Nc
Mclaughlin guards.
The preliminary game between
West End 3rd and Y. NJ. II. A. 3rd
win begin at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

Walsh. Magill and Lutz at guard
This combination Is gradually gain
ing momentum with their team
work and expect 20 hit their stride
in tonight's contest
Bobby Maxwell. the popular whis-
tie tooter. will officiate at the game.
and as the fans know the ability Of
Bobby, a fast clean game may be
expected.
Besides the Defiance Mercury
game, another fast game will be
staged when the speedy Defiance
Academy team will exchange passes
with another fast local team. Man
ager Lou Melkem was in touch with
several managers OF fast local teams
late last night, and It Is expected
that negotiations win be closed for
the contest during the day.
With Joe Lacey. John Lacey. Ian
non, Joe Tilliben. Clarke and Johnny
Tiniben in the game. the fans may
expect a real exhibition OF basket
ball.
The proposed games 70 be played
at the High School gym last night
were called OF early in the day. ow-
ing 10 a mix-up in the date OF the
hall.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
ALUMNI FRESHIES
WIN AT NEW CASTLE

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, March before
a record-breaking crowd the vars
ity High School basketball team
went down TO defeat before the
High School Alumni Association
team last night, rs TO 2s. The So
phomore team lost 20 the Freshmen
by the score Of 16 to II.
The features Of the varsity game
was the foul shooting OF Proud. who
scored 10 out OF a possible IA foul
goals. and made three field goals
scoring 10 OF the varsity's 20 points
The alumni team was composed OF
three old timers assisted ably by
[ Joe" Rothrock of the University OF
Delaware and johnny" Nayior, a
well known star, who scored p out
OF their teams 25 points. Tn,
D ffwrfrrs
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
oUIPs ny HOT CAKE.

Glad TO see our old friend.
Daddy" Raymond, around again.
even fhe Is on one leg. They don't
make any four on me. Ask Nay
lor.
"Dlnty' Barrett IS out after scalps.
Watch your step. everybody.
Desco and p. y. a. W. A. A will
meet tonight at 504 Market street,
fourth floor. and It's said. with the
help OF Jack Quinn. they are going
10 drag Desco out Of first place.
Who said Fred Knapp was all
shot up In the game against Moose
last week. Some one must hav,
pulled the white rag on Freddy"
Go after them. "Waahie." Their,
are other places IN the column be
sides that last place. Here's wish
ing you luck.
Sorry 20 hear OF the illness OF Capt
Pragg. OF Desco. and hope TO Sc
him out soon.
The lineup Of Desco tonight, wit
p, B. & W. A. a. will be. Cat Ely,
Dinty, Hot Cake and Quincy. Don
forget Jack.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
NAME FIGHT PLACE
BEFORE APRIL |

NEW YORK. March Omitted
Press) Having named July as
the date, Tex Rickard has until
April to select the site for the
Dempsey-Carpentier match.
He may name the place within
ten days, or he may use the entire
thirty days extension granted by the
principals.
Beyond an almost positive intima-
tion that the bout will be staged in
the United States. Rickard would not
talk about the places under consid-
Grafton today.
He said he had received no new
offers for the bout.
Connecticut, New Jersey or Mich
igan seem TO have chances OF land
ing the battle OF the generation"
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
TRUCIxERs TRUCKED our.

Joe Martin. the boy marvel, again
featured in yesterdays contest, be-
tween the Stores and Truckers. Mar
tin rs the one best bet. in tho Store
Crew, and his place among the top
notch pitchers OF the league IL as
sured. G. Draper, who substituted
for James, also pitched consistent
game.
Redden, OF tho Truckers. threw
away two games. by knocking out
his own shoes, at the critical mo-
ment. Crawford. his partner. was
heard, several times crying 90 the
world in general. that no couldn't
play against three men. and win the
game. BY the way. we havt found
out, since yesterdays game. that all
the ivory does not come from the
tusk OF the elephant
The score was as follows:
store --..-.........-..2l p 21
Truckers ............2 10
Players: Martin and Draper; Craw-
ford and Redden.
Time-5O minutes. Referee-lWm.
Gibbs. Scorer-Bd. DE Shields.
] IOudN MANnfnrtn "a NAdNn UfNMffn
the Shipping Dept. and the ONCE for
first place. Both teams have won
seven games and lost two. We ex-
pect a fine bunch OF OIL Cans, out
on the razzing line. and az all spec
tators are furnished with mega
phones, the Shippers have prepared
for the occasion, by having we'll
known blacksmith, make two pair
Of choose cloth ear muffs. We sin
cerely hope that the once don't in.
fringe on tho Shippers patent
Everybody out al 1910, 20 see TIT
hardest struggle OF the season.
Cat Eye Thompson-'T wonder 4
they've got a record OF how long 1v
been working here?"
Sure Shot Steve-'Sure. I saw
only the other day. You've been her
ever since Noah fired you as a dec
2 hand, OF the Ark"
- Some time. eh. What7 And n
, don't lok over eighty or eighty-hvl
either.
d Young Mother Hubbard. went Z
- the cupboard,
n To get her bathing suit there;
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
aFzIINYS
PARRY BIRD IS WISE.

Connie Mack's hitting tho Dixie
training camp first is signiii-
cant.
Connie IS grooming team OF
youngsters slowly but surely
into pennant winners.
Not this ycar-nor even next.
perhaps-but as soon as he
has had his raw material to-
gcthcr long enough 20 sea-
son Il.
His team OF gawisy kids. which
was the laughing stock OF tho
American League last year.
will make a lot OF trouble this
season.
Comics idea OF showing mana
gerial cunning is 90 build ball
clubs--not buy thom.
He has two fun months TO teach
his kids his strategy and drin
the mechanics OF baseball into
them.
Connie. the builder. Is not only
an early bird but a mighty
wise one.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
THREE BASKETBALL
GAMES, ONE NIGHT

Devotees Of basketball Will find
much 10 please them tonight at
Friends School gymnasium, Fifth
and West streets Three games will
be played for the benefit OF the Ath-
letic Association OF First and Central
Presbyterian Church. The first game
viii be between First and Central
Reserves and Union. Tho second
game will be between First and Cen
tral and Grace Reserves. and the last
game will be between West and
Brandywine.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
uRsUIINE GmI.s IN GAME.

Girls OF the Ursuiine Academy
have entered the cage game with
what seems TO be one OF the best
girls teams In the city Miss Marie
Bader. coach. Any girls team wish
ing a game should get in communi-
cation with Miss Bader.
The players are: Rosaiie steel.
forward: Catherine O-Neiil. center:
Mary Casey and Margaret Hannigan
guards; Margaret Boone center
Frances Clark. forward.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
WRIGHT WILL TRY
FIGHT COMEBACK

Harry Wright. colored lightweight
boxer and former sparring partner
OF Harry Baker. is stalking a come
back and win meet all nghtweights.
Previous to five years ago White
had quite a reputation as a boxer
in and around Philadelphia
II is expected that Wright will
appear in tho ring again under au-
spices OF the Keystone Field Club.
Anyone desiring 10 get into COM
munication with him should address
1918 Forrest street, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
ALL-WmNnNGTON MEETING
HANDICAP MATCH.

The All Wilmington Baseball
League will meet in The Evening
Journal Office tomorrow night. As a
now club to take the place OF Silver
brook will be given a franchise, II
will be necessary for the managers
fthe other seven clubs TO be pres
ont
I is expected that President
.Nalsh will appoint a schedule COM
mittee.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
RoNEs noN,r cREAK YEr.

SAN FRANCISCO, March L.
Catcher Sam Agnew is getting old.
but his bones don't creak. lie writes
Manager Graham. OF the Seals. that
he's getting "darned old but he is
full of da pep" Agnew was one OF
the best receivers on the coast last
year.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
WHEN i. NOT YOU. WAS sTUNG
ISAAC.

WHEN i. NOT YOU, WAS sTUNG.
ISAAC.
BY ID. Il. Fecht
wandered today down the coast.
Isaac,
To buy a pair OF hose.
Now I don't like 20 make this loud
boast. Isaac,
But I got a fine suit OF clothes.
The pants az like skin on a shad.
Isaac.
The vest dragged almost down TO
my knees:
But, oh, how that coat made me
mad. Isaac.
The collar was all fun OF fieas.
Though the bars are all gone from
the coast. Isaac.
I swore / would have a shot, right
then;
got stopped on the coast I'll admit
Isaac,
will never go back there again.
Patent applied for
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
COrNr TnTIR CncKENs.

MEMPHIS. March 1.-Mcmphls
Chicks will start hunting for the nag
right OF the reel this year The
coming OF Joe Wiihoit from Toledo
is figured 20 add much to their hit
ting strength.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
v. NJ. IN. A. RESERVES WIN.

Playing a rapid floor game and
showing a marked improvement in
shooting, the Y. NJ. II. A. Reserves
defeated ST. AIMS last night SO 10
.19. Rezits. Cooper and Simon ex-
.celled for the "Y'' team.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
suburban League Mects.

President Steels. OF the Suburban
League. has caleld a meeting OF the
league at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
night. when the schedule for the
1921 season will be adopted
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
DOPE ON MIR. MACK.

PHILADELPHIA. March i.-Fans
here are suli waiting Tor Connie
Mack TO make good his promise TO
build another winner. Since he
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

scrapped his million dollar team IN
1917 over 800 rockies have passed
through Comics machine.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
ADMTRAL.s

The Colonels defeated the Admirals
in a strenuous game last night at the
y. NJ. c. A. Caddell and Ruth were
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

The Want Ads will find positions
for demonstrators. for sales agents
and will locate lost articles.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
COMMANDERS

The Generals came out on top OF the
Commanders in a bang-up game, score
10 20 H. Powell was the star for the
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

Settlement also defeated Adlon, 20
to II. Wilson and Smith starred
Tor the Settlement while Herlihy
played well for Adlon. The score.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
SETTLEMENT WINS TWO.

The Settlement basketball team
defeated the Vix Trix yesterday by
the score OF 10 TO 1. The score.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH

VS. FsIsS5s ssss ny. Dl-pscn It Hasn't happened pc Ss
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

Though she looked like a peach.
She was pinched at the beach.
Because her cupboard was bare
BY u. 4. Elem
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
sophomorc-Trcshmcn Game.

Referees-Wiliam Madden. Time
# haives-2O minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
Y. NJ @ A. LEAGUE

standing Of the Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-21
ROSS SAUNDERS OF
WILSON DIES FROM
INJURIES RECEIVED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Ross SaGndcrs aged IL. son ot AIr.
ana Mrs, George A. Saunders. died In
Wilson yesterday as a result Of having
been run down 10y an automobile last
Thursday
A report received here states that
the boy with a number of companions
was riding On wagon when suddenly
this little hoy jumped of and In doing
10 Jumped In front Q. car UIat WIS
being driven by Walter Hodges. pres
idSnt o. the CITY State rank. 'Mr.
Hodges was driving slowly but Il
WAS Impossible To stop the car before
The boy was injured. Mr.. Hodges and
others took the boy - the llariy
hospital and pr. Hardy Of this city
was called {: see the child but all
efforts TO save his lie failed.
Ne. Hodges IL said 10 be suffering
severely from the accident. lie has
been seized WITH nervous prostr9tion
so great Is Ms grief. Mr. Hodge, has
lived Ia ard near Wilson all his lie
and he has hosts o. friends who sin
ccrely tliup1thlse with him aud who
are urging ,hs, I've not take the mat.
Ter 50 hnrt To- TIE reason that IL was
entirely unavoidable Us re boy
ihOughileg.y jumped IN ahead of the
car while u vas moving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-21

George Heuser; violin duet, Miss
Freda Grunert and Mr.. George Heu-
ser; talk. Or. Brooks; c. II. Benedic-
tion.
Quite a large number OF members
and friends attended this meeting. The
program for next sunday will be led
by Miss Irene Forbes and Mrs. Tabor
Gait
The Endeavors will have their
monthly executive meeting on We'd
nesday evening. following the Mid
Week Prayer meeting at the church.
The meeting will begin promptly at
s o'clock, in the Endeavor rooms All
committees are urged to have their
reports ready for the meeting.
The Endeavors Of the church are
undertaking new work, that OF
placing church bulletins and invita-
tons 10 the church services, in the
hotels. each week.
The Junior Endeavcrers had quite
an interesting meeting on Sunday af-
ternoon when the topic for the meet
ing was EWhom Shall We Obey and
Why"
Many interesting talks were inadc
by the Juniors, during the program.
Four Of the Juniors received rewards
for memorizins parts OF the Rlble
Piano solos were given by Miss
Olive Besaw and little Miss Mulkey.
!. !. 1:
Mrs. y. G. Wood and Miss Thressa
Hall have returned from Fort Worth,
Texas, where they spent the week
end. guests Of friends.
!. !. !!
Miss Fannie Rankin of Irving. Tex
as. who has been the guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Odom and other relatives for the past
week has returned home.
I. 4. ::
Mrs. Charles 4. Morgan of Mus
kogee was the week end guest OF Miss
Muncy Rece Of III Fourth avenue.
northwest. Miss Hsances Rece had
as her week end guests. Miss Kate
Church and Miss Ethel Homer Of
McAlester.
Mr.. Floyd Swindell, student Of
Oklahoma University was the week
end guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs E. q. swfndcll and sister. Lois.
/! :. J.
Miss BennIe Mae Fraley who is Of.
tending Oklahoma 4. 4 NJ ut Still
water, spent the week endswith her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. rraley
and family,