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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

represent an .Ec-esse o. one m.!..sa
snd a quarter ,oag tons % he com
h.ned annual oa;pu. Q: cane soc
seet sugar.
Now, taen, With this vas. world
suppl. 20 d-sw from, where does
n, average America get he
eighty i've pounds =, sugar he eats
annually For mat % the per
sap.:a consumption y, sugar IN ,as
tn.'ed safes
.. The 100000 long IONS We
consume every year, ;he lou'ssns
ast Texas cane crop give vs. only
10000 IONS. he Hawaiian cane
$4,000, Virgin Islands cane 5000,
Porto Rcan cane 10000 aad Ph.llp.
p.Ge zane 5Qnn Then We consume
$4,000 eng IONS o. our own beef
s.sar sop and make 5000 .cn.
out ~ foreign no.asses. American
maple. ate. This corets most o. OUT
available domestic supply, Or ascu,
i.eco.n " long ioas. For the see;
We buy some soop ions n .crmsI
wears in scattering los aIenE ,ts
minor sass- rsis.ug countries men.
toned and me -es., about ..ep0!Oss
tons, cones from Cuba
:, VI, be seen. therefore. ma;
due 20 ,srlT concessions aud coa.
venlense @, shipping. We buy pea-l,
one.hait o. Cuea's ;O;al r-cp. So :.
:, werc not co. Cuba and q ;srin
arrangement ;ha; makes her srgn'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
ey GARRETT SMITH

MERlCA Is the worlds big
~ ges, sugar user. Into her
n tea. coffee, pastries and
other foods aud drinks
goes over 20 per cent OF The sugar
produced In the entire world. Out
VI the 100000 long tons manu-
featured annually by the world at
large We Americans consume 4,0OO,'
600 tons. And besides that we eS.
port somewhere around a half mil
lion tons every year.
And yet We produce within the
boundaries Of the United States
and our territories considerably
less than half the sugar we handle
here either for our own use or for
shipment TO other countries. How
does II come about shat America,
which must import about nal; me
sugar used here. ls also a large ex'
porter Of that commodity Where
do we get the sugar we can't pro-
duce ourselves3 Where does the
worlds sugar come from. anyhow!
These are some OF the questions
that are ~puzzllng the laymsn who
1. trying TO follow the debate over
the proposed sugar tnrlfs just now.
In which 1t Is advocated that we
adopt the highest rates assessed In
over thirty years by making per.
iyanent the co per cent Increase on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
ANNOUNCES ITS
OFFICIAL STATUS
IN CITY OF WILSON

The Knights Of the Ku Klux
Khan have announced themselves
IN Wilson. They propose to take
IN active part in cleaning up that
section OF Carter county if the
regular appointed officials do
not take the initiative.
The following is their official
notice which appeared in the VIII
O Good Roads Gazette of last is
sue:
Warning
To all law breakers Of every de-
seription. b~ootleggers. gamblers, hi
jackers. u men, l%oafers, dope
peddlers. dope fiends, prostitutes,
pimps, bride takers. joint keepers.
and unethical doctors of Wilson.
billiard. Rexroat and the Hewitt oil
fields.
We are here 300 strong and de.
sire to Cooperate with the regu.
larly ordained guardians Of the
law.
We demand that Wilson and the
Hewitt oil fields be freed from
Vice and corruption which have
ran rampant in the past.
We are 100 per cent Americans
and have sworn that IL necessary
We VIII sacrifice our lives in the
enforcement of the laws of our
beloved United. States. and ask
that all who stand for loyalty to
God and country and home join
with us In u efforts. Good citi.
Zens will not go on the bonds of
the lawless element when they are
hailed before the bar of Justice
thus obstructing the effort of
those who stand for law enforce
meht, No law abiding citizen
need fear our coming. but at our
approach he who deiies law and
common decency would do well to
change his ways. This is the first
official public warning of the clan.
and will be last. All warnings to
individuals will be on the official
stationery OF the order. bearing the
seal of the same.
KNIGHTS OF THE
XII KLUX KHAN.
Wilson Khan No. IS. Wilson, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

%svsIssie a. moderate ps0, We
Soa!a have 10 80 without sssu! hal.
ons s~weeieaipg or pay a!eAss prices
for !, ,lsa new prevail.
Last year. 10 be sure, was a. er.
cepsiors. one. with the sIlureGrpI
II s:ra prices :os sugar s5sas q
million ;sas we're shipped IN here
curing ses yss- :ton countries ether
,ean Cuba. This VAS Only q :sG-
porsry coud!,iep, however.
NV si.h American conditions 10
outlined shove, how does /; come
about iast se have sugar 10 export
The usver Is simple. Cuba does
practically w sugar refining. The
rsited States does q great deal Of
Il. Before he gar the American
re0ners Odd practically no export
business. England, he largest in.
porter " sugar. secured her sup.
plies mainly from he continent.
buy nc both NV sno 'enped sugar
ION Germany. Austria sud o:aer
continental countries. In addition,
she msde extensive purchases 70
ssvs On he declaration o. 40.
the continental source VI supply wss
cut OF. aud ~ secure sugar :-ou
Java became ,Hcult becsuss .. tive
s-src,;y Of salps
iassiuuCn 40 trsace's sussc pre-
juesisn vas erleay Ia ih~ Wa. area,
her cwa supply VAS cus about :,
rer cent. 80 that sue s.ss bacsws
an importer This vas cuhs's md
.he American -enne-s' opportunity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
Wednesday
and Saturday
COUNTY'S CROP OF
MISTLETOE ANOTHER
SOURCE OF REVENUE

Carter county has another crop
that will yield great wealth If
properly gathered and marketed
before the holiday season is TOO
far advanced according TO hunt.
ers and others of Ardmore who
have been tr1mping through the
woods during the past few days.
The mistlctoe growth on trees
Is heavier than for several years
past, and so rich is the growth
that nearly every branch II filled
with small white berries. Reports
from northern cities are that fear
has been expressed that there will
not be enough OF the green decora-
lion to go around this year and
predictions are that a coed price
will be commanded in that section
Of the country where mistletoe is
unknown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
RETAIL MERCHANTS
WANT MORE MEMBERS

The Ardmore Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION OF this city has launched a
campaign to ecu more members.
and have mailed application blanks TO
all present members in order that
they may secure at least one more
business man to join the association.
Secretary Shine states that better
cooperation can be secured with q
big membership and urges that every
progressive merchant become affiliated
with the organization.
The association held a meeting at
the rooms in the German building
Friday afternoon with q members
present. The next meeting will be
held December 18th. and every mem.
Der is requested to be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
PROVENCE NEWS

The Willing Workers womens' club
as q surprise TO the Provence school
children Wednesday afternoon as a
Thanksgiving treat. A good time was
reported by all.
Members present were AS follows.
Mrs. j. A. North. Mrs. f. X. Steph-
enson. Mrs. C.. f.. Harris, Mrs. \.
l.. Fenley. Mrs. Bell Arnold AIRS.
j. A. Easley. Mrs. Keller, Mrs. j.
l.. Walker. Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. Holley
and Mrs. Minnie Itggans. one new
member was taken into the club,
Mrs. Fora Jones. Rev. A.. j. Will
moth OF Lometa. Texas was pres
ent at the meeting.
The meeting was for the general
good of the club and for a Christmas
tree for the children of Provence.
Mrs. Church was not present
which was very much regretted.
Mr.. ]. w. Fair returned to-day af-
ter a visit with her mother in Deni-
son, Texas.
Mrs NJ. l.. Voiino gave a Thanks
giving dinner which was enjoyed by
all present.
Mr.. Horn has entered the mercan-
tile business In Provence on a large
scale. Mr.. Horn occupies the build
ing formerly occupied by Volino
Brothers.
Rev. A. j. Wilmsoth- of Lometa,
Texas. is looking for a location in
the Provence community.
Jno. Bawling is moving back TO
Provence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

Cusa suft Up q lasgs expert sus&
ness - raw sugar 20 ;hs Ylsl.sh
and french renssrs. Ia ssdiros,
the AUerican .ehners have jsss .
!arIs sxp0rs suslpess In refined
sugar. They we're enabled 70 -
mis- By Importing :erelgA raw sugar.
cn.e1y srrm Cuba. On this, o.
course, they had 70 pay q ds;y, bus
this dry ucee- eur customs lave
Mas refsEeed % then when the 70.
sred prosuc; made frsm these fer.
eign avs vas exported. Thus IN
practise IL became practically q re
en.uE In transi:." proposition. TIE
raw sugar produced 10 Cuba Is car.
::es on s,esms:s 70 the Atlantic
coast renaers. uuleaded. ,eaned asd
then expected. A. times the refined
product 70 exported on tas saps
steamer .ha. brings In the raw ne.
teri.l.
Tae-e are ,wessy.tws large sugar
r.anerIes % the Ua,,ed States, To-
Gated In New York, BsstOl, PAils.
delphia, Sayanaah New orlssps
AMI San kraRc.sce, Nsw York 10
the big sugar rssaias center Of the
country. Tsx csvntry can reass
100000 teas annually for expert
purposes without siishtisg the Do.
rest,c market, aud With this refs.
Ing capacity 1; Is !nps:tsl, TIA: ~
hold sus export trade. This can b
dsns saiy with the assstaacs o.
CsSs. the NV sugar producer. NsHs
0: eur domestic sugar. elmer rav
or re1aed, 10 exported. a. - &C.
count Of the ts:l4 4 br,sgs q higher
price In The tsussec osstst tAsa
csa Do sscsrsd absead.
A~itsss;hsr " shsuld sxpsr. ~
;wcsa 10000 and eoo.eQo long tSas
Of ssssr s~sssary 10 sses furry %
atty csvstr.o.
The proposed Dsrdssy Tsrl3 Din
win have Q AsaseAiag EJECT -
the ssAt1s Of sse mS,s supoly ed
en- the price xhioh IL essUaD0
must Dsy ner hAs ssgef. r soacts1
in 10 present tern It vsall sake
vervasest the prsseat nneevsaey
rsrle incsssss Of - Per esst -
Csssl sugar b sp!ts u he saes
that the esa0ue iaesary pre-.
pesed nu1W ne rtss 10 fsrcs -
FORE The SaoaSs Of ~ nDsessoey
Tsri6.
The result, Il 10 0sSdssuy pre-
Diced. wSSil wsrk Cpot lArn -
cuba's sussr !sdsslry: i0psss a.
unjust burden on The ADssiOa
CONSUMER; tessrsy 10 large osssDa
Ger growing expen tra1e - CUoa
sna nate impossible ~ esi1ncteS
.: ssvs:ai sssacsa ailusa AsnArs
due sss banhs 80 ssoss>aes vAigA
esnsss b es,lsesst saieDs "
Cssss sugar sus!psa ersstsrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
ARDMORE PEOPLE
READ HOME PAPER
Survey Shows the Ardmoreite
Goes to Ninety Per Cent
of Families in the City.

Ninety per cent of the residents OF
the northwestern section OF the city
OF Ardmore are 5rbscribers 10 The
Ardmoreite, it is Indicated by a survey
completed Saturday by Fred G. Park,
circulation manager.
Survey of the city was started last
week by Mr.. Parks and reports will
be published from time to time as
the territory is covered by a circula-
ton expert. A part Of the report made
by Mr.. Parks Saturday is as follows:
Three Of the heaviest and most
densely populated routes located in
the northwest in a radius bounded by
North Washington on the east, West
Broadway on the south, F. street on
the west and Ninth avenue on the
north shows q total of <s2 families.
"Of these. route one out Of l81 fam
lies shows only II families who do
not take the paper. Route two, with
a total of l69 families has only IL
homes in which the paper Is not de-
livered. Route three. totaling l42 fam
lilies, has but 13 who are not Ard
moreite subscribers. Thus, from 49,
families In the district there are only
~ VINO are not reached by Ardmoreise
carriers"
The subscribers reported on In this
survey are bona fide paid up subscrib.
ers, Mr.. Parks states. Some Of those
~ families who do not have the pager
delivered by carriers, have the pape
bought home by heads OF the families
who work in downtown places and
offices.
This survey is being made for the
benefit Of advertisers OF The Ard.
moreite. and ii IS expected to show
that This paper is going into ninety
per cent Of the homes OF Ardmore
people by regular carrier bows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
INTERIOR Of WAREHOUSE SHOWING
SU6Aa READY 70 SHIP We EXPORT
some 10000 LONG TONS OF
REFINED SUGAR ANNUALLY

sugar enacted In the emergency
tariff bill.
In the arst place, the CEl:ed
States and It's island possessions Is
a large sugar producer, now rank.
Ing ;h!rd among the nations Of the
world, although y rather bad third.
Cuba ".he Sugar Bowl OF the
World" as she is called, ranks arst
with an annual output, according TO
crop estimates OF ;Ge present year,
OF about 100000 long tons. Brit.
,sh India comes second with 5000.
900 tens and the United States, IN.
Guiding her territories, follows with
100000. The oaly o;hes sugar
producer cha, comes anywhere near
the United States In quantity OF cut.
put IS Java with 1,5!5,000 tons.
The United States Is unique as =
sugar producer In shat we have .
large ou:pu, % both cane and beet
sugar. although both together sup.
ply only half u consumption. or
the 100000 long tons estimated
Cor ;his year 100000 is cane sugar
and 100000 beet sugar.
Climate ,ha, Will produce sugar
cane will not produce sugar bets
and vice versa. The tropics and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

%su5troplcs produce cane sugar N
abundance but no beet sugar. North
and south America, including ne
Stands, together produce about aalf
the worlds annual supply o, H.
5s0,dO0 long toas .. care sugar an
nua.ly. Asia fails = ..t;le Under
with 5.065,0O A.s,ca produces only
je0.oo0 and Australia $4,000.
Beet sugar walcn. under Ger.
Mays leadership, once led cane
sugar Cor supremacy IN ;he sugar
market. has declined in ratio to TIE
whole un,ll i Is less than g per
cent Of The total supply. There are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

4 $4,000 loug IONS o. I, produced
a.nIally n re temperate climates
u Europe and America. Germany
still .cads ne Cni.cd States N an.
nual beet sugar production w!:n
$4,000 long IONS. Other cons.d.
cradle producers % beet s1car axe
C2ecao.S.ovak!a. Hungary Austria,
France. Belgium. Holland. Russia,
Sweden. Denmark. l;aiy, spain,
Switzerland, Bulgaria, Rcuman.a
and Canada.
These figures. as we have said.
are based On estimates % Ibis
years output and Il lived up to will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN
Wheat
SALVATION ARMY TO BE
ESTABLISHED At McALESTER

MUSkOGEE. Okla. Nov. 26.-Cap.
tain and Mrs. Josephine Dahl. in
charge OF the Salvation Army work
here. have been transferred 10 Nc.
Alester. ii was announced today, 10
establish a new post the 18th Salvation
Army organization in the state. Com.
mandant and Mrs. j. II. Howard Of
Decatur, Ills. will succeed them here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

GREEN BAY. Wis, Nov. 26.--Act.
ing under orders of Governor Blaine
District Attorney Carl l.. Young swore
TO a warrant today for the arrest OF
Marcus NJ. Henson, 90. a marine mail
guard who is alleged to have shot Otto
Lembrecht. while he was attempting
10 steal a ride on a Northwestern
train last Sunday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
Notice Of Bankrupt Sale

Notice is hereby given that the un.
d~ersisned will offer for sale and sell
at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash all the assets of II.
Simon. bankrupt. at the bankrupt's
former place of business in the town
of billiard. Carter county. Oklahoma.
on the eth day Of December, 1921, az
! o'clock p. m. The assets to be sold
consist of the stock OF dry goods,
fixtures and accounts, all OF the ap
proximate value OF $500.
j. VI. POINDEXTER.
Receiver.
published in The Daily Ardmorel;e
November - and December 4th, 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
UNEMPLOYMENT On WAVE
Report From Chaml1 Of Commerce
Shows Jeb-Munters kapidiy Placed

Unemployment Is on the wane II
Ardmore 1t Is shown by the weekly re-
port OF the Chamber Of Commerce
employment bureau made Saturday by
Miss Eva Malone. During the week
there were six applications and four
Of these were placed. The previous
week there were IL applications.
The bureau Is now making reg ular
reports TO the federal bureau in Ok
lahoma City although this Is not an
accredited station since the federal
office was closed here some six months
ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
South Ardm0re Baptist Church
Cor 8th ave. and II 81. =. T.

Sunday schdl-l0:00 u. M.
Preachine-l1;00 u. m.
b. Y. T.. U.-G:0O p. m.
Preaching-7:30 p. m.
Rev. j. Il. Hinkie Of TT. Worth Is
the new pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
MARKET
Oklahoma CITY livestock

CATTLE: Receipts, none. Steers
$3.50 to $3.50; cow and heifers $3.50
to S4.25; calves $500 to $500: stock.
ers and feeders $3.50 to $500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

EVERYBODY IN ARDMORE TO
SEE SESSIONS SHOW WINDOWS.
llS WEST MAIN ST.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
PRINCESS THEATER

outside the Law" with Priscilla
Dean. Lon CLANCY and Wheeler Oak-
man. also two reel comedy. Ladies
Pets"
Wednesday
Viola Dana in Home stuff" also
comedy, Fresh Air
Thursday
"a Voice in the Dark n Goldwyn
special, also comedy.
Friday and Saturday
Dorothy Dalton in idle Of the
North also c)medy, "Torchy Comes
Through
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-The cot.
market closed steady at net de.
clines Of % to A. points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
AT THE THEATERS
ADEi.i'u0S THEATER
SUNDAY and Monday
Tuesday and "Wednesday

Dorothy Gish in Flying PAT also
Chaplin Comedy; Snub Pollard Com.
.AIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

Sid Chaplin in five reel comedy.
king. Queen and Joker. also Har.
old Lloyd one reel comedy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

'harles Ray in An Old Fashioned
~. also Sunshine Comedy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
SaturLi,

Wallace Reid In THE Love spec
also Sel2nick Weekly.
Saturday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
BEAUTY Is HARMONY

There can be no harmony, and there-
fore no beauty. in a home in which the
wife and mother is cross and irritable
and d~ull-spifited. often as not. disease
is at the bottom OF such a condition.
Let the woman who is always tired and
who suffers from low spirits and myster-
ious aches and pains. only try lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She will
then see that the beauty and m will
be restored to her home with the return
of her health and good spirits.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
ODD FELLOWS CAMPAIGN
PUSHED BY OFFICERS

CRANBURY, Nov. ga most
enthusiastic session of odd Fellow
ship was held Monday night at the
rooms of Middlesex Lodge, No. 90.
I. o. o. F., Noble Grand Fred Carl
son presiding.
The session was under the aus
pices of the degree demonstration
committee of district No. 10, who
have visited every lodge in the dis
trict in an effort to increase the in
terest in the order toward an in
creased membership for the big de-
monstration that will be held on De-
cember G at General Morgan lodge,
at South Amboy. on that date when
fifty members will be obligated.
Reports were received from the
members of the committee that
showed unusual interest that will be
featured by a class initiation at
Whitney lodge. Spotswood. Monday
night. December 8, that will be at
tended by many odd Fellows from
the district and will be the result OF
the work of the demonstration COM
mittee.
Addresses were made by Condit NJ.
Dawson, representing Fidelity
lodge. H. A. Edwards, secretary of
the demonstration committee, who
told of the organization of the COM
mittee; David Fl. Smith, J. Edmund
Marryott and Albert LANCE, of FL
deity, Abram voorhees, and William
Cox. of Middlesex lodge. addressed
the members in behalf of the local
lodge that showed a determination
to inject a new life in this senior
society of the town.
Following the session a social hour
was held in the main auditorium
and refreshments were served by the
entertainment committee of Middle
sex lodge consisting of Matthew Rue,
chairman; John Soehler and Ferd
Carlson. A quot tournament had its
beginning that promises to arouse an
interest among the members of the
order in district fifteen during the
coming winter.
Members present from Fidelity
lodge. Jamesburg. were: Condit Nj,
Dawson, Norman Jobes. David
Smith, J. Z. Marryott, Albert Lange,
Elias Bennett. Fl. A. Edwards.
The next meeting of the commit
tee will be held at the rooms of New
Brunswick lodge, No. 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
KEYPORT

Mrs. Pauline Arndt has returned
after having been the guest of rela-
tives at Asbury Park.
The Ladies' Aid of Calvary NJ. E.
church is planning to hold an enter
tainment and peddler's parade in the
church December 5.
The Keyport Hook and Ladder Co.,
No. l, is planning to hold two inter-
esting events today, the proceeds to
be used for the expense occurred in
the purchase of the new Mack
truck. This afternoon in the Hook
& Ladder rooms of the borough hall
a food sale will be held by the La
dies Auxiliary while tonight an in
formal dance will take place at the
Keyport Yacht Club ball DON Hor-
nor's orchestra providing the music.
Mrs. Jeanette Thompson. Mrs.
Carthagenia Hyer, Mrs. Maud Van
Giesen and Miss Jennie c. Hyer of
Freedom Council. No. 38, Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, attended the
union meeting at Eatontown held
Monday night. They report the event
as having been a very delightful oc-
c~asion, more than 200 persons at
tending and several of the state Of
hcers being present.
Calvary NJ. Z. church is planning
to erect a bronze tablet In the church
as a permanent memorial to the
members of the church and Sunday
school who served in the great World
War. A committee has been ap-
pointed to assume charge of the
work of selecting the tablet, includ-
ing Edwin H. Wharton, Phelps Cher
ry and DIR. H. T. Hopkins who are
now taking the matter up to report
before the official board at an early
meeting.
The home guards of Calvary NJ. E.
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the church under the supervision of
Mrs. A. C. Brady.
The Union Thanksgiving services
of the borough to be held in the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning at 1890 will be in charge
of the ministers of the Reformed,
Baptist, Presbyterian, st. Johns and
Calvary NJ. E. churches. DIR. Frank
S. Harwood, pastor of the First
Baptist church will make the address
and the various ministers will as
sist in the service. Music will be
furnished by the combined choirs of
the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Tilton, of
Brooklyn, have returned after having
spent several days with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Tilton.
Miss Leona Mason was the recent
guest of friends at Perth Amboy.
Mrs. r. S. White is spending sew
raj days with her son., r. o. White
and family at New York.
The Christmas program of CAL
vary NJ. +. church has been an
nounced and includes the regular
Christmas ermon Carrying Christ
TO Every Child on Sunday, uecem-
Der IS. On the morning of Christ
mas another sermon suitable to the
day will be delivered by the Rev. A.
c. Brady. On Christmas night Cal
vary NJ. f. choir will render P. A.
Schnecker's cantata The Hope of
the World" and other Christmas
carols and anthems. The assisting
artists will be Mrs. Charles j. Durr,
of New Haven, Conn. contralto, and
Miss Anna Bungosdy. Violinist. On
Tuesday, December 27, the Sunday
school will present a Christmas pro-
gram which will include a cantata
under the direction of Mrs. Thomas
w. Dawson.
Mrs. Asbury F. Walling has re-
turned after having spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury w.
Walling, Jr., OF East Orange.