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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-13
SAND HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart and
Miss Flora Kendall, of Menden-
hall, visited Mrs. Flora Stewart
last weekend.
A. P. Barksdale visited in Bran
don last week.
Misses Annie and Hattie Boyd
and Robinson Worleyi visited
Mrs. H. r. White Of Fannin and
attended the box supper at that
place Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bates, Wis.
tied Mr.. Sam Bates. Of Rrandon.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barksdale,
and children, visited JIM. Wiles
CT Flora Sunday.
w. P. Stewart went to Jackson
Sunday to meet Mrs. Stewards
mother, from Kosciusko.
Miss Vera Odom, has returned
to Jackson after q two weeks WIS.,
it to her sitter, Mrs. Ed Anderson.
Pearl river has been out of its
banks again.. thereby shutting
thes people off from their nearest
Railroad point, Canton.
A. P. Barksdale has gene to
Flora to stay with his sister, Mrs
J. NJ Wiles, while her husband is
at Hot Springs. Ark. fer his
hoo1fh ~ - -.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE


BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
In the District Court of the Uni
ted States For the Southern
District of Mississippi
In the Matter of
j. A. Jackson, Bankrupt. .
In Bankruptcy. No. 1900
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that on the II day
of March A. D., 1922 a petition
was filed in bankruptcy by the
above named bankrupt, praying
that he be discharged from all his
debts against his estate, except
such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge. The
hearing of said petition has. been
set for the 18th day Of May A. D.,
1922, at Jackson, Mississippi, be-
fore the Honorable HI C. Niles,
United States District Judge, at
which time and place you are re-
CURED to show cause, if any you
have, why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
JACK THOMPSON, Clerk.
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NO MORE RATS

8 s
or. mice, after you use RAT-SNAF.
It's q. sure rodent killer. Try 2
Pkg, and prove it. Rats killed
With RAT.SNAP leave no smell.
Cats or dogs won't touch it, Guar
anteed.
.35c size Il cake)s enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar,
r65c size e cakss) for Chicken
House. Coops, or small buildings.
$l.25 size 6 cakss) enough for
farm and eut-buildings. storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Seld and Guaranteed by A. NJ,
Shields and TharntGps Drugstore.
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ANDREW. CHAPEL

Miss Trina Slngsang and chill
drel of Guide, visited her mothel
Mrs. Will Parker last week.
Mr.. Robert Stevenson Of Lang.
ford visited his sister, Mrs. j. w
ShiverS Suday. -
Mrs Eiehnond Renfrow and
Ciift6h ~ Ssnfit &aattly,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. ?. Smith last Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. W. D. Barrett preached
9 very interesting sermon here
Sunday.
Mr.. P. S. Baker, Of Lanxford,
was q visitor in the home OF J. w.
Shivers Sunday.
Miss Bessie. and Matte Pearl
Fortune, spent Sunday with Miss
ThelIfia Smith. ss.
Misses Elizabeth and Await
Gus Shivef3, visited their little
friends, Misses Esnia ;and Ruth
Smith Sunday as
Mrs. Ella Stevenson and daugh-
ter, Miss Stella, of Langferd, were
the guests of her mother, Mrs,
George Comfort last Sunday.
j. F. Carver was q shopping
visitor in Brandon. Monday.
Willie Roy Nolan Spnet Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. j. w. Shivers,
Malcolm Meadcrs, Of Fannin,
was in our midst Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mullin, and
sister, visited tehir parents, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
j. w. Nolan. and Mrs. w. A. G.
Nolan and children; visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Shivers Sunday. {
T. M. Fortune, visited his mo-
Their, Mrs. w. A. C. Nolan recently.
Miss Thelma Smith, visited her
sister, Mrs G. E. Rardweu Satur.
day.
Mrs. George Comfort and Mrs,
+. w. Nolan visited Mrs. G. e.
Carver Monday.
James Carver and brother Ollie
spent Sunday with John Henry
ohivers.
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Continued from last week.
S T. M A r K
Chan.er III


/ Christ healeth the withered
hand, 10 and many other infirni-
ties. IL rebuketh the unciean
spirits: 13 chooseth his twelve
apostles: % convinceth the bias
phemy of casting out devils by
Bellzebub: 81 and sheweth who
are his brother, sister, and moth
er.
And he entered again into the
synagogue; and there was a man
there which had a withered hand.
2 And they watched him, wheth-
er he would heal him on the sab
bath day; that they might accuse
him.
8 And he saith unto the man
which had the withered hand,
Stand forth.
A And he saith unto them, Is it
lawful to do good on the sabbath
days, or ta do evil? to save life,
or to kill? But they held their
peace.
5 And when he had look round
about on them with anger, being
grieved for the hardness of their
hearts, he saith unto the man,
Stretch forth thine hand. And he
stretched it out: and his hand
was restored whole as the other
6 And the Pharisees went forth,
and straightway took counsel
with the Herodians against him,
how they might destroy him.
z But Jesus withdrew himself
with his disciples to the sea: and
a great multitude from Galilee
followed him, and from Judea.
8 And from Jerusalem, and
from Idumea, and from beyond
Jordan; and they about Tyre and
Sidon, great multitude, when
they had heard what great things
he did came unto him.
9 And he spake to his disciples,
that small ship should wait on
him because of the multitude, lest
they should throng him.
10 For he had healed many; in
somuch that they pressed upon
hlm for TO touch him. as many as
had plaques.
II And the unclean spirits, when
they saw him. fell down before
him. and cried, saying, Thou art
the Son of God.
IL And he straightly charged
them that they should not make
him known.
l3 And he goeth. up into noun
tain, and calleth unto him whom
he would: and they came unto
him.
IA And he ordained twelve, that
they should be with him, and that
he might send them forth to
preach.
Is And to have the power to
heal sicknesses, and to cast out
devils.
is And Simon he surnamed
Peter;
IL And James the son of Zebe-
dee, and John the brother of
James; and he surnamed them
Boanerges, which is, The sons Of
thunder.
Is And Andrew and Phillip,
and Bartholomew, and Matthew,
and Thomas, and James the son
of Alpheus, and Thaddeus, and
Simon the Canaanite,
- And Judas Iscariot, which
also betrayed him: and they went
into house.
20 And the multitude cometh
together again, so that they could
not so much as eat bread.
81 And when his friends heard
of it, they went out to lay hold on
him: for they said: He is beside
himself.
% And the scribes which came
down from Jerusalem said, He
hath Beelzebub, and by the prince
of the devils casteth out devils.
% And he called unto them in
parallels, How can Satan cast out
Satan?
"a And if kingdom be divided
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The Good News as Recorded by Mark

against itself, that house cannot
stand, -
rs And if house be divided
against itself, that house cannot
stand.
26 And if Satan rises up against
himself, and be divided, he cam
not stand. but hath an end.
q No man can enter into
strong mans house, and spoil his
goods, except he will first bind
the strong man; and then he will
spoil his house.
% Verify | say unto you. All
sins shall be forgiven unto the
soas of men, and blasphemies
wherewith soeyer they shall bias
pheme:
29 But he that shall blaspheme
against the Holy Ghost hath
never forgiveness, but is in dam
ger of eternal damnation:
80 Because they said. He hath
an unclean spirit.
81 There came then his breth-
ern and his mother, and, standing
without, sent unto ltim chilling
him.
80 And the multitude sat about
him, and they said unto him, Be
aold, thy mother and thy brethren
without seek for thee.
33 And he answered them, say
ing, Who is my mother, or my
brethren?
I Sd And he looked round about
on them which sat about him, and
said, Behold my mother and my
brethern!
35 For whatsoever shall do the
will of God, the same is my bro
Their, and my sister, and mother.
Continued next week.
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so do mice, once they eat RAT
SNAP. and they leave no odor be-
hind. Don't take our word for it
try package. Cats and dogs won't
touch it. Rats pass up all food to
get RAT-SNAP. Three sizes.
35c size q cake) enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
Csc size e cakes for Chicken
House, Coops, or small buildings.
$1.25 size 6 cakes enough for
farm and out-buildings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by A. NJ.
Shields and Thorntons Drugstore.
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tended prayer meeting at this
place Saturday night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Massey, on April 9Th, a fine baby
boy, which they have given the
name Ellis Clark.
This community was schocked
to learn of the sudden death of
Mrs. Ohyler Smith and infant
sen which occurred Sunday after
n0on;~ April 9th. at o'clock. Mrs.
Smith leaves husband and five
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small children, also a host of re-
ltiyes and friends to mourn her
loss. Mrs. Smith was member of
the Baptist Church at this place,
and lived a devoted christian life,
always willing and ready to serve
her Lord nd Master. Her remains
were laid to rest in Spring Hill
cemetery, Monday afternoon. We
are deeply grieved to give up this
dear lady, but-otfTvIess- s--heaHens
gain So
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-13

Neal Sunday afternoon.
Miss Kate Irby, of Prentiss,
spent Sunday with her cousin,
Miss Marie Massey.
Mr.. j. a.. Edwards, and little
son Ed Lee, were shopping. in
Pelahatchie Saturday afternoon.
Misses Nettie and Ella Harrelf,
were the charming guests of their
cousin, Mrs. Charlie Harrell of
Clarksburg, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Oscar Kerr, of Rehobeth, at
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TRESSPASS NOTICE

Notice is. hereby given that
all the lands belonging to the
S. L. Altman Estate, now owned
by J. p, S. L. and Doris Al
man and Mrs. I. A. Bilbro, are
posted and no hunting or fish
ing will be permitted on any OF
the said lands.
Mrs. I. A. Bilbro.
: April 6,13,2O.pd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Seattle
Society
Musical Art Society Host
esses at Reception Fol-
loicing Concert; Dinner
at Commons.

TEEN interest Is manifested by
IN musicians IN the city IN the com
ing concert of the world famous
organlst. Marcel nupre. at the FIRST
rreshyterlan church. on Tuesday
~vening. November II. Following
tho concert a reception will he held
IN thc church parlcrs. with tho
Musical Art society acting as host
esSes
Miss Cecilia Augspurgcr II chair
man Of arrangements. assisted by the
following COMMITTEES; Mrs. Amy
Worth. Mrs, 4. X. Loose. Mrs. VIII
lam Leroy baird and Mrs. Louise {
Beck.
In the receiving line with the honor
guest viii be Miss Minnie Widuer,
president OF the Musical Art society
and Mrs. Mark Allison Matthews,
Alternating at the urns arc % be
Nrs Frederick Bentley. Mrs. Tr1t'
ford Huteson. Mrs. Alexander u
Stewart and Mrs. A. 5. Kerry
Preceding the concert. the mem
hers OF the Press club will honor
pupre with dinner at the College
club.
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Reception for Facllltu

The annual reception TO tho faculty
az the University ~ Washington by
the young women of Clarke and
Lewis halls win he given this even
ing 20 honor Miss coldwcli, dean Of
women. Mlss Ward. assisting dean,
and Miss Foster
The invited iist includes the presi.
dent. the board 81 rvgenta and the
faculty members OF the university.
the pastors OF the district churches
aud tho chRperons and presidents OF
all the organized houses
The patrons and patronesses VIII
be judge and Mrs. Mitchell Gillian.
Alr. and Mrs, Alvah l.. Carr, Airs.
Ellsa Ferry Leary and Prot, Effic
Kaitt
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Piano Recital Tonight

Miss Margaret Lewis viii present
number OF her junior pupils In n
piano recital In her studio In tho
Peoples Bank building this evening
at s.fs o'clock.
Those appearing on the program
are: Eleanor Anderson. Alden An
dcrson. Helen gibhnrdt. Dorothy
Herman. Jane Gibson. Dorothy
Thorson. Margaret Mcfvor. Phyllis
Iangerin. Annie Blackcvoid, Lydia
Mitchell. Martha Helms and Harry
O'Brien.
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Music
Marcel Dupre, Famous
Organist, Coming

Marcel pupre. the Sosre Dame
cathedral oFsanis,. who Il 10 appear
In thls city. on Tuesday evening. No,
vrmber ~, a, the Ftfs, Presbyterian
church. under the management 81 tho
Artists Musical Bureau % America.
carries around with him on all his
travels a uniau. "eahior~ or book.
containing tho drawings and specifi-
cations Of every organ he has ever
played In Europe and America He
has the-n details perfectly msmorized
80 that. N engaged 10 play . recital
on one Of these organs he need only
sp.nd t'ms enough At the instrument
10 become acquainted with thu tons
oolors and note the acoustics ~ the
building. an hour or Two. and he II
ready 10 play thu recital
Before coming 20 America for hts
debut las, season. Dupr. was sup
piled with thu photographs Of the
complicated console u tho WanR.
maker organs In Philsdslphis and
New York. upon which he waa to
play. The Philadelphia organ Il the
largest IA tho world. s,ih ovwr 80
speaking stops and some 100 me.
chanicai couplers and riS'ons Th~
New York organ IA also very large
Dupr~ memorired these photographs
on the steamer and two days after
landing IN this country announced
that he was ready 20 play.
The musical critics ~ New York
and Philadelphia commented upon
his uncanny knowledge Of these In.
nsrumrnts after ~ short nm acauaint.
ancs. saying, zone can with difficulty
appreciate ihr vast possibilities If
such an instrument directed by such
a master an Dunre- cS. Y. Americana.
While the New York Sun com.
pared him 10 IAN orchestral couduc.
tor usrshaiinK his stops and coupiers
In unrrrinr precision. and drawing
forth rich music from tho thousands
~ ripea- puprc with asd tho spcci.
fication OF another organ 70 hiu book
while In this city.
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Ravenna Social Club q. r.. q.

Rsvenna Social club o. n. q. will
meet with Mrs. A. n. Morrissey.
4o4s ION ave. ". n. Tuesday. No.
vcmb.r II. Luncheon Mt 1890 p. m.
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Honor Club

Mrs. Charles u. White win enter.
tain the Honor club Friday. No.
vember ~. at n o'clock luncheon,
Mt her home SET 40th ave. 4. w
All members Of Degree OF Honor
and friends invited. For rererva.
tons phone West 0ss5.R. Take
Fauntleroy car TO Brandon n.
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Military Dance on
Saturday EVoning

The largest military dance since
the days OF 1918 win be held Satur'
day evening at the Alpha Sigma Phi
fraternity house. when Lleutenants
Ethan Alien Peyscr. NirTli L. An
derson and Roy r. Turner of the
issth field artillery win be hosts TO
the officers OF the regiment ana their
guests
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Colonel Roosevelt Auxiliary

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt anxil.
larry. Veterans OF Foreign Wars. will
give an nllday bazaar In Ronneyelt's
hall on Saturday. November 20.
There viii be sale 81 fancy and
domestic articles. Luncheon wili be
served az noon. Free dance In tho
evening For information call the
chairman, Nina Martin Moore. Mel.
rose ofie The regular meeting Of
the auxiliary viii be held on Tues.
day. November n
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sportswomsn have solved the
costume. AFTER much discussion Of
boomers pro and con a satisfactory
compromise has been reached In tho
bloosner dress.
It's . plain siipon dress. with
round litus collar. either short or
long sleeves. wide patch pockets and
a nklr, that eiita up 10 give ono
plenty Of freedom. and buttons fast.
20 give one necessary dccorum.
Bloomers with wide cuffr are made
OF material Go match the dress.
These costumes are shown In all
summer materials and arr beginning
70 appear IN jersey and homespun ~
well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Rainier Chapter Study Club

Rainier chapter ID. A. r. Study
club will meet with Mrs. c. A. Jost.
1423. 2ist ave. Tuesday, November
81, At y. m.
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The Hebrew Ladies' Free Loan no.
cicty will give Il card party Monday
afternoon, November 20. at o'clock,
ut the Y NJ. II. A. club rooms. nth
and Union st.
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Table Reservations for
Cabaret Boil

Among those who have reserved
tables for the Fine Arts cabaret
dance at the Masonic temple on Fri
day evening. November "a. are Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Parsons. Mr. and
Mrs. William Hunter McEwan. Mr..
and Mrs. Gfosvenor Folsom. Col and
Mrs. Clarance Biethen. MFR. and Mrs.
William ID. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry r. Ostrsnder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farweil Putnam Lilly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley GriffIths. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard N.
Hildreth. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter.
Mr.. Dwight Meade.
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FnreCelI Luncheon

Mrs. Martin Rozerna In sponsor.
ing a no.hoss luncheon in tho pri-
vate dining room at Frederick a
Nelson's on Saturday. ar farewell
compliment to Mrs. Alvin Warner.
who with Mr.. Warner and family
are removing the last OF this month
To Wenatchee, where they will
make their horne.
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Personal

MIR and Mrs. H. u Earring i.f,
today for a short trtp in the East
Mrs william Van Hamilton Doris
Fergusonl will leave Saturday night
for California. where she will Join
Ensign Van Hamilton a. s. y. who
left today on his ship. tho L. 5. =
Tennessee.
Mr. n. NJ. Burton left wednesday
for Portland. San Francisco and Los
Angeles on n months business trip
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Douglas are
receiving congratulations on tho
birth OF a son. Calvin Douglas. AZ ST.
Luke's hospital November ~.
Lieut.. Robert Wallace Burke. ".
s. A.. and Mrs. Burke CMsrrsr~t
Newiovep arc being fsilcitatcd upon
the birth Of a daughter November
rs at the Swedish hospital
Mr.. and Mrs phliip Nathaniel
/ Mendslsohu FLORENCE Rogorsl ar. re-
ceiying congratulations on the birth
of a daughter. Irma Louise. tn san
Francisco on November s.
Mrs. May Piurnmer % Fort Town.
send spent several days in town
this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Wallace Green Collins return.
cd Sunday from trip Of several
weeks In the East
Mr.. Robert Mccieliand. who has
been IN California on = short trip.
returned Wednesday.
Mrs Horace Fogg ~ Tacoma will
spend the week end a. the Euest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stacy.
Mrs w. ". Eshelman fef, Thurs
day for Savannah. Ga. where shs
will attend the wedding Of her sister
next week. Before returning she
win visit in Philadelphia and Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Perry Trriax returned Thurs
day evening from several months
spent I'm Europe. where she placed
her daughter. Miss Jane Truax. In
school In Switzerland.
Mrs. George stirrat win leave
early in December for Omaha, where
she will visit relatives
1
/ Comtesse d'Audiffret will ieavs
Saturday for California During her
stay In the city she has been n guest
at the Sunset club
4
Miss Effie vaIl<mar OF Port Town
send Is visiting relatives in town for
a few days.
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Delta zeta aiunnAe win meet sat
urday. November ~, at .. m. with
Mrs. Frederick V, Lockmnn, aale
s6th ave n. r.. i.aurclhurnt. Nils
Annah shelton viii relate her expert.
ences in France during the past sum
mer. Miss sally sister win report
the Delta zeth national convention.
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Mrs Arthur u. 0rinden. OF the
Book shelf. will give a talk on "fhe
Little shop ct seattle" saturday ART
ernoon. November rs. az s'ao O'Clock
at tho Federated clubhouse. under
tho auspices % tho Classic Culture
club Club members are asked TO
bring guests.
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Frink Park Guild in
CHARGE at Tea Shop

Mrs Ivan Hyiand viii be hostess
for the Frlnk Park guild az the or.
thopedlc Tea shop saturday. assisted
by Mrs Charles Harrison. Mrs. r W.
waldron. Mrs. n. r. Brown. Mrs. r.
J. Holmes. Mrs. Bculah Rovig. MR..
Max Harrison. Mrs. Ralph Knapp.
Miss Rita Martin and Miss Marianne
Hyland
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Mrs. Perry Trviax returned Thurs
day evening from several months
spent in Europe. where she placed
her daughter. Miss Jane Truax. In
school In Switzerland.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


The British American association
will wive a grand welsh concert on
Friday evening, November "a, i'm
the Fine Arts hall. 1919 Fourth ave,
Members Of British societies and all
strangers and visitors OF British
birth especially invited. Seats can.
not be held after o'clock
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Mrs. George stirrat win leave
early in December for Omaha, where
she will visit relatives.
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Musical Program for
Sorority Bdzudr Saturday

Alpha Chi Omega has completed
plans for It's big bazaar 10 be given
~ the Hotel Washington tomorrow.
the proceeds to be used for scholar
ships thruout the United States and
for the chapter building fund.
Bridge and Nah Jongg will be
played during the afternoon and in
the evening there will be more
bridge and dancing. The dclicates-
sen booth will be in charge Of the
1fothers' club and other booths viii
b. directed as follows:
Household. Dorothea viers Ing
aIlE lingerie. vcrn Currie Cave.
bandkerchiefs. Emmy Robertson
Stephens. aprons. Esther Martin
Dclkin. novelties. Robin wilkes:
babies and children's wear. Wilma
Lunn Richter. and candy. Frances
Martin Howay.
The musical program 20 be given
1t 40 o'clock follows:
Plane
............. James Hamilton Howe
q wedding Of oiaya and 9rsbo"..
............. James Hamilton Howe
dedicated 20 Mrs. r. w. Graham
<e) by tins Ripping waters Of.
Qusetof. James Hamilton Howe
James Hamiiton Howe
Vocal
ca '-ks Thru this Street tfrom ia
Hohsma) ....--......-.....Pu eeiai
4cI RAN ...s.+-ss.--.s .CurrAu
(cJ ~Hird % Love DIVINE Wood
Mise Adeis siksr
Aeoompsnist- Miss Frances Williams
VIOLIN
fn) Selected
fb) Selected.
fc) Selected
Mrs MarEarst Mccullough Lang
Vocal
fsj Z know . nm Benjamin wh.lplsy
fbp The Nightingale Has a Lyrs of
Gold" ......... nsuja Whsipis
(o) ''Hopf Indian Crab. Song.
......-............. David w. Guion
Mira Frederick Adams
Aecompanist. Mrs Daisy Wood Hfldrssh
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Lakewood PIT A. will meet Tues.
day. November ~, at ESQ ., m. In
the assembly room. The following
program has been prepared. Song.
Miss Johnson's room. rhythm work,
Miss costelio'a room Miss Goodhuo
viii give twenty minute talk on
Mental Tests"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

The Junior chorus 81 the Young
Ladies' Institute VIII meet saturday,
November rs. At y, m Cirin from
ie to is years % age are eligible TOT
membership. Reservations may be
made by calling East ossi
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Will Entertain at Tennis
Club Bridqe Tea

Mrs. Percival Collins II entertain.
ing with three tables Of bridge at
the Tennis club bridge tea on Thurs
day afternoon, November %. In com.
pIiment to Mrs. c. o. Martin. who ls
leaving with Mr.. Martin about DE.
cernber for San Francisco to re-
side.
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Gets Nickel, Dies
Shortly Afterward

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. IT,
Hurrying 10 spend tho first nickel
she had ever received. T-ysar old
Mahei Turner was killed by a motor
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Faculty Wires Club
10 Have Dinner

Honoring the members OF The
faculty at the University Of wash.
irgton who have been connected
with the institution for the period
Of twenty-five years. the Faculty
Wives club will entertain with a
dinner Friday evening. November
~. at the Commons. on the campus.