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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
WHAT
Does
America
Need

Higgins News Th. Amarillo Now,
wants 90 know what America rrc1.
SHr needs more good common sansn
and l'a bunk 81, needs faUeI seus.
ruulI rrformors arl mon. lw abiding
f.lk She needs Joss legislation and
moro av enforcement sh, needs NOR"
mothers IN home ana fewer daughters
running tho street Sh, needs mUrr
mon r' work ana ftcf women taking
'.. inhs She Reeds Jess ngy and moso
'HI inspiring must, 100 the home And
.Nn.r 900 she No. ls dad1ir. with
dHHl.r. 20 home at uIrhl where they
uHsH. tp hs.--murh of On. soclIlod
.m. wave would cease to wave. And
.HU needs mothers 90 home tt night
wH. they ought 20 h..tu keep tho
I3d.'ss and Inc children company
She needs 20 put sentimental crazy
.lfs BOO tho pen. n b. tp those loonv
rnnus nuts n TODAY that We owe much
~ "ur soul mate triangle stories ~
m.H and women who are the rcadin..
companions of our youth-and our old
H-" and 700 ages in between. G.aI low
H' home md mate ls being sacrificed hy
H7f wIi"r and irz1 living u.s. becoming
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~ Mnrrnrri q. Innlrr.


Daily News Washington socicty Cor.
respondent.
WASHINGTON dec with cong
i'. once mDrr eco vurs upon thc Hn
and most ~ the people who belong hsr
Do town society seems Go o. getting
we'll under way. aud the winter round
81 entertainments was wei started
th week when giy tens dinners and
dances were tho ord. oft tho tav.
fhankfgiving and %, h0'Idpvs. have
Cumc to mean socially thu paradise
de- sud th" D.Uerur and
prep school boys as many house.
h'i'e plan their Thanksgiving ana
Christmas fostivltics 10 suit tho s,hool
going members ~ The families This
iuiD held good thi. week ,s thr crowds
81 Young people fluckcd through Union
station homowald louud fpr turkey
aitd ioliy good time
Thank-rvmg dls. which +. essen.
tally famhs dav was observed quiet
"a u Do" Whit, liuue, pr, d.Uf Hand
ing had most u h puraI Gua Boo
town on Thanksgiving drr because
meet members uf DO, cabinet arc In
washington fpr DO, holiday season
Family dinner Urp tl, orHr. ui ihr
Feast d'f in a..ordln.n with i1r good
old Puritan custom mlloV,I by three
centuries ~ piour Observance
Last week gave ono much Of pleas.
uir o. luDh url uuou besides tn, ODD.
'ning OF 'uuerrs.. fnr entire Washing
TON NH k.0N Interested m ih, o. s.
Ailn' Navy louil 70 game which hold
ii' in.ur fnh uuuuHI game n rIi.
dolphin saturday Washington world
AMI be- VII. Invaded I. Oa.cI CITY
." witness this gam, sut the lo,, con
" lrI 20. resident ANA
Mff Coolidge the ,pHnrt C,n Porsu
iIf Admiral Coontz aud other H....
nt..I .r.I,. Tf.
most uut1bl" absentee was tho Pros.
dent of course who remained .r Wash
usior with Mrs Harding aItbousb
De-. h''n interest boz tho sirurrlo WA.
',nc'd 900 many ways. Particular, ,s.
h" commander in.chiof OF the army
and navy
Texans were particularly Interested
in Saturdays gam, iuasmu.h le ono
g.. tl' Lone Stars SONS vs. q Griffin
who Dr. 1925 olwman NJ the a. S
MILITARY Academy. played on tho un.
Fn''u Amy team Cadet Griffith !
whose home m ln Qulah. was former
h % student lt Tho Dallas IIgh s.bol
Dallas
WIN DO" assembling of Congress and
the opening NJ homes clnvrd during
ihn brief interim since the adjourn.
Iu'ut those who lr. excited otrr fb.
question of vhrth. thr American
woman BE- losing h.. Hum, loving uau
tics mighi De- boart,uod lv Observing
~ mh.iual activities 90 feminine ror.
rc.Hr'otFcs from ever. state .r the
WI. az once tkr zap .ts routine. and for
sc' .rl hours % week tho sowing cir.
'l' v.ll meet and chat and then hlto
a niu. social luncheon roo rr..h,dl
FROM the homo k'rhrn MANY Of tnc
members have established ranu',,.org
To- guol things which bl. extended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

menace. Our newspapers are ton
fun Of bra1on faces that We would close
our doors upon II they asked TO be- "a.
United 20 our homes
What America needs is 10 get back
70 the real home idea with fewer kItch.
'nciics and more cory. fragrant smell.
ing kitchens m which man may ct
a square meal cooked by the skimful
and loving hand Of his wife OF daugn.
ter Amen.
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CIVIL JURY CASES TO
BE HEARD THIS WEEK

Cyn jury rlscs viii be- tried in Coun.
IS court this wcck. tn" appearance
docket was called last week and routine
matters were attended 10. Some pro.
hate cascs and orders 81 safe We're in.
,ludod boo the eases heard last week ~
Judge Ray G. johnson. The business
was very light
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Noticc II Redemption Ia Holders ~ Vie
tory Nuics aud others Concerned.

Nu'.n s hereby given as follows.
Wrist r.II fur partial redemption uf ~
H.r cont Victory uutrg an "a por
.rf '.'uI" notes DfbprWis, known aq
H.'.l ~H'' ~ America Gold Nut"s uf
1922 '.. which h..r Coo distinguish.
Wr ...r 4 o. G. - E CO.. O. pr,uxcd Go
H.f Hl numhor having been dc,..
r1f'd lnr thC purpose by Dot Boo the
HH. prescribed o.. tho Secretary OF
r. Treasury are called fo. redemption
December 10Th i11.. pursuant o. t.r
provision nr redemption confined boo ihr
..'. arl Boo The Treasury Department.
'I.sr Nuwhor 1gN. dated April sI
'I' under which th" notes voro ous.n.
''r e.n'd interest ou lU tho ~ uor
.r' Victory notes thus called fnr o..
.rHu'Inu "ilI cease uu said rrd.mpt IN
H'' December D., 1929 Victory notes
.f f.' o. por cent sDr'c nolrur thr
distinguishing letters g. u I ! X ar O..
rt'lF,d 90 their serial numbers arc No.
loo amy MANNER affected hy tbs cnu Tor
redemption and wll lncuuo duo and
'., 'h." 1s 10 principal we May go. 1898
according 90 their terms
SECOND detailed information 1s % tho
presentation and surrender of a., per
.. - Victory Notes fu. redemption uu
der this can is given 100 Treasury b..
mr'mcn' Number $50 dated July %.
1929 copies of which may o., obtained
from 90, Treasury Department DIV slur
of imns and CurUrr. Washington ur
any Federal Reserve Bank.
a. W MELLON.
Secretary CT the Treasury.
~ a MCKINNEY.
Governor Federal Reserve Ranl,
OF Dallas
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4 TENAs WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame lack. rheuma.
tism and irregularities % the kidneys
and bladder In both men and women. II
not sold 10y your druggist. will be sent
hy mail ON receipt % sl.25 Small bottle
item cures Send for sworn testimOn.
ials Or W Hall. 2926 olive ST. 81
Louis Mo. Sold by druggists .-Adver.
I isements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Gauge did ON the dash now tells On.
aIup temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

More than 5000. O0o 600 gallons OF gas.
llinc were produced last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

CHELSEA
rhe lesion auxiliary rs elected officer,
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Sand Springs NeWs

Mrs Marie Templeton was hostess al
an evening bridge party Al her home. 406
y. Mckinley street, on Monday. Sharing
ln the hospltalities extended we're Mes.
danes Rachel Stricken, C. c Evans Flos.
sie Atchinsou, Hazel Pratt, Gladys Strlck-
land, Misses Mayms Brown. Louise smith.
Sarah Bales, Blaine Brown, Clara Hol-
land and Mise Martin.
A social event Of Thursday evening.
characterized by much beauty. was the
hf.dge-tea al which M and Mrs r l..
Marker, North Main, entertained. Both
The decorations and appointments Tor the
party carried out the Christmas colors.
The following enjoyed the party. Nj and
Mrs. II p. stewart. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Grubb Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Spillman Mr.
and Mrs y. T. Han Mr. and Mrs Fred
Bowles Mr. ana Mrs Bert Frye Mr. and
Mrs NICK Wiley. Mr and Mrs Robert
Gibbs High score was won by Meqsrs
Bert Frye and Robert Gibbs. Consolation
wss won by Nick Wiley
The Eastern Star lodge held their an
uual election Of officers IA tho Masonic
ball Thursday night The following Of
tlcers we're elected: Pearl Adr~an
worthy matron; Paul strickland. worthy
patron: Margene Davidson, associate ma
ron; Mra " r. White secretary. Mrs
Miller. treasurer. Mrs Rachael Strisk-
land, couductressi Mrs, l.. @. smith. as
sOclate conductrsss
Mrs. Larry Heinz has returned from =
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sTIIMEI.I..


u. u ColluuIs returned 20 Oklahoma
city Monday after visit Of several
days with his family.
Mrs Paul Hale and infant son OF Clare
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ
Mrs r. ". shankin left for Absrdson
Miss, where shs will visit with her hus-
band Tor several weeks.
Mrs j. A. wright was hostess 10 he
Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon. Christ
mas decorations made the wright home
more beautiful and cheory So appearau ,e
than usual. very deightful salad
course was served The additional guests
ana ncmbers included, Mrs Ben Colbert
Mrs LYDIA LaGro. Mrs. Trancis Male Mrs
HubeV Carson, Mrs Arthur Lon ntherwogB
Mira Don Amos Mrs. WilhW We NnH''V
Mrs charles Hughes, Mrs Orvllio Toe
and Mrs Joe NJ. Lynch.
GeuA White spent tho week end at
Rogers. Art. visiting HE mother.
W T.. Chase Of Westvliis Is here "t-
tending court
Avnnt where he has been employed by
Mrs. J. r Hudson of MuskoEes. IS Wis
itins with her granddaughter Mrs Col
Mrs Sally Mays ot Marbls city. Visited
with Mra. rupert waters sunday
. Mrs Charles Hughes cntNrtHiurd Vie
bridge club Friday afternoon, three
tables playing luncheon course was
served. Mrs. Hughes being assisted hF
Mrs Jesse Brlggs Mrs j. Wright
Mira A. r. Cook Mrs. II. q, Yos Mrs.
william McAunliy, MIS-. william Ne"r
camp. Mrs Largo. Mrs Francis Male. Mrs
Joed Yates. Mrs. II. e. Carson ana Miss
Mrs Joe NJ Lynch left Friday for
Muskogee where hhs will visit several
days with her sister Mrs, Luther KYLE.
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visit to Missouri with her father Mr..
Chamberlain.
v. A. schier.busch from pkemah.
where he spent part OF last week ON
business.
Mrs G. H. Hubbard entertained 81
day afternoon in honor OF her small
daughter, Mary jeans, seventh birthday
Bnnlvorssry. The decorations we're sug.
ReEtionE OF the approaching yuletide. Mrs
Louise Kohl. Francis Lannou, Pauline
Jackson and Katherine Hubbard. A dainty
Ice course brought the afternoon pleas-
ures 90 a close, after numerous games and
ing! Alice Jane PlnkertOn, Betty stew
art Muriel Mousell. Florence Louise Hohl,
Botty Stoddard, Frances Lsun0u, Janice
Stoddard Theodore Stefteus, Marjorie
steffens Edna sutton. Anna Lucille Roo
inson. Mary Katherine Kelly, Charlotte
Parker, Harriet Parker, Dorthy Slack,
Niolet slack, Thomas Miller, stanley Hub
bnrd. oliver stewart James HphI Junior
Tlngiey and George oscar Rupert.
Mrs John Fitzgerald Of Wlnsflsld, Kan,
has returned TO hor home after week :
visit with her daughter, Mrs. v A. schief-
lebuech. North Main
Nj. and Mrs o. H. Stewart have re-
turned to their home In san Diego, Cal,
after an extended visit with their sons,
o. L. and II. e. stewart, Of the First Ma
tionsl bank.
street, announce The arrival OF ifia
nd baby boy at their home last Mon
day
1.sa Margaret Hubbard who attends
rected home next Wednesday TO spend
we baiidsys ,.i;b her parents, NJ. and
Mrs c. II Hubbard, North Main.
Mrs T. S. Daniels. wife Of Sand
an operation few days ago at the Tul-
So hospital, is reported doing nicely and
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solve into whether the guard t,.
enlisted men who naturally inc,Ica
to the work Of chicken or ,iy,..
raising"
Also, there is other red tame b,.
Adjt. Gen. Charles f. Barrett .b,r,,
the above is enough to preclude A.,
possibility that his forces wifi on
the pigeons asked by Capt John I
Mccartney OF the 160th Field Ar,r.
lery of Kingfisher.
These prerequisites appear In
letter sent to General Barrett ,ro,,
the chief signal officer of the r.estH
Army Corps area, headquart.rg -
which are at Fort Sam Houston Nh,
letter contained the followine sho,,
homily:
"Homing pigeons afford an sv.
cellent means Of emergerr. .ot,-
municat:on and are most in.erastlrg
in their habits and performau .. baS
men assigned to their ear, sa.,r5
naturally incline to the work -
chicken or pigeon raising"
Looking over a thick book OF .-.
struCtions in the care OF honir,
pigeons, which was sent with re
letter, along with two sets Of tbs
blue prints for the pigeon house
General Barrett remarked:
why, pigeons I have alvavs
known preferred a haymow as
roosting place, and We use .o have
to drive them away when they mul.
tinlied too fast"
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.HOMiNG PIGEONS
FOR STATE GUARD
Barrett Will Buy Birds if
Arrangements Made for
Feeding Them

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec, ia
Whether the Oklahoma national
guard is TO be allotted a flock of
homing pigeons by ths United States
army depends. among other things,
on whether the guards will guaran-
tee to procure feed for the birds.
other requisites to be complied
with include the building Of bird
house, from blue prints prepared by
federal officers. and the sending Of
national guard men to regular
army post for training In the care
OF the birds.
But the whole question may re-
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Yha luncheon KlveH Monday a. tho
home ~ Mrs AN. g. DI| I1Us J0fuHinur.
was tho Christmas luncheon ana party
'or lho urmb"rs ~ tho w ohnp'or OF
tie =. lf. u slaterh"Hd.
Mn. n ;. .Huue Hf lnN..ru1Huoo. Kan,
10 tha h1IHa guest Jf N.H b. BE-. Thurman
iHt DHHEr avenue. Mrs H..h3 was for.
merry resident of IHri.uati|'H.
The monthly meeting uf tho United
pHuRhtrrH ot tho .Hufrdarboy mot
wednesday afternoon 90 tIu n1uie ~ Mrs
H. -. WaG1ui NTr. Hnuu- and Mira
pukamlnlar were Tbs Cucaie Ht the affair
room meeting hrH butawINIrr Do NE
state Treasurer ~ i.a United lHHEhf ore ~
tho CenfoIrrHrg ~ Nissl7HipuI f".
tfsshmsnt ,.lIs" wHs served late IN the
afternoon Huu ths house decorations were
fVure satd ln iHe thiiHinEa Coiufs. uHIHG
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Thn Civic league met iu a regular busI.
ness session at tho Earl NJ Wright furul-
ture store, Tuesday afternoon. Several
business matters came M Tor discussion
umuuE thou the program for Christmas.
Announcements concerning their decision
viii DO made later.
MI and Mrs. Earl N. Wright made o
business trip 90 Musk0gec Monday,
The Social club Wrt with Mrs. n. NJ.
sutton 4hursdaN evening, After the
course of the games a dainty two-oourso
luncheon was served by Mrs sutton -lth
Mrs A. W, stevenson Of Haskell assist
lng A very pleasant evening was en-
iuyed by all.
Mcssrs L. TFower NJ J.. Touoson
and n. A. prowoH returned Pom busl-
ness trip tu MuAllen, Texas, Auesday eve
ming They toured the lower Rio Grande
valley whore some new territory Ia be
inK opened for homo seekers.
Mrs. t'rnd Vernon entertained the Home
Mission. ~ the Methodist church at hsr
home "Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs. T. R, Iumpkln aud a ssItesr
we've business visitors ia MuskoEes Tues
day.
Mrs Benlamiu Wocoehs ana Mrs. A.
Seltzsr we're shopping in Muskosee Mon
day
Mr. sud Mrs George seltzsr sud Mrs
W. J, Naylor mutored 20 Muakoses Mon
day 20 do come shopping
Mrs T. @, TroWot mHds business trlp
10 Haskell Monday.
Mr., and Mrs ", " Hiatt and children
spent tho Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cpckrell and family.
Mrs, Charles Holder fiied her eppcint-
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The Gift Lururi0us-Furs
The Gift Intimdte--Lingerie

Lace trimmed and embroidered. Two and thre
sets-night gowns, neghgees. boudoir caps, 81
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~ institute, held under the auspices OF
Tie University Of Oklahoma Tuesday
Nj. ana Mrs Dodge Lltel ot the Sun
flower district. have m.ved tp Welch
Mrs. Elwo0d Leaks Of Miami spent the
week.. .and visiting her brother Mr.. Charles
Watson
Jim Bruce u HoiHiugton Kan. is ylsit-
Ing IN tho home Of Porter Newman.
The Rev. ". n Tomliuspu Of Ninlta
spent Tuesday at Wcich.
hob Dudley, who is working 1T NcoHho.
Mo, spent the week end with relatives.
County Agent Roscoe Warren of NlrTa
was a visitor ~ Welch Tuesday, uftrud-
ing tho great farmers meeting in the at.
efnpon.
u a. Warrington who lately moved t1
Claremore, Is spending Il few days at
WEIGH.
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men, With hsr music ol.s. at Porter Sat.
urday
Mrs QuuIof Cochran Of Tulsa. uss
CDweA visitor Saturday
W. vsrnon departed ror Oklahoma
Guy Sunday morning
81, The, Irving club mesb this week With
Eyero'to Morrow spent the seek end
Win home folks.
d. Brm vas an evening passenger
tu MusFoE-e Tuesday 20 sttand tbs
shrinep band practice there.
Messfs, Paul OBsr and Allen Burgess
were shopping ln MnshoFse saturday
Monday ana Tuesday with M ana Ms
Mr. aud Mrs u Clspp we're Thanks
givlns quests ~ Nj and Mrs q. W
Hers ana son.
=, Ms. fa1sp higgins was shopping in
MugknEeo Saturday
j. b shasgS made business trip 70
husFoRoe Saturday evening
bllVrf aewall was an evsning psasengsr
Hr and Nts Elbsrt Eskridss Of Tulsa
spent Sunday with relatives here. return.
Iut home that evening
Mssos OPAL aud Violet Falkner spont
The cold Medal contest was held Friday
evening The medal for tho daclamatuty
contest was swAfd-d TO George Auhurn
and NJ tho reading Miss Elizabeth Cook.
roll was the wlnnor. The entire program
was carried out partoo o. and enjoyed by
a ihik9 audience, lhe auditorium WaH
decorated In tho society oolors, rcd ami
white and tho society flower, ths Amer.
lean Beauty rose
Nj and Mrs C. G Kaufman and chu-
drtu ~ Eapulpa we're Tuesday and Wodnes-
day gussts Of Nj. and Ma O.. ", Hs=s
and Son
y. - FOX returned Monday evening
from trip TO tho lower Rio Brande
valley Of southern TrNss
Miss Edna Woods spent the wcek end
with relatives IN Tulsa
John u. Todd. football coach Of COW.
cts high school. called the players to-
sather Tuesday afternoon and ordered the
Letters for those who had played the re-
quired number Of games during tie sea
son. The team viii buy their own sweat
ets snd place the letters ana bars on
them.
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PnNCA CITY.

-
frisnds in pslla. ToSW Tor = @osS. sS "
w. ana Mira J.. j. McGr"w Ieturnod
having apenl week with tho MatlAnd
hunting party al the Har /, ranch.
~. q. Draper left last Saturday for
California whore hc viii spend tho holl-
days with his parents.
Sire. Mildred undersIds has been spend
Ing two woeks with her parents al the
south Marlnud Oh felds and left sstpr
day for Little Root Afk, wh=rs Eh5 IL
sinrloyed a. nurse in thc government hos.
pital.
husband here last woob.
Miss Cue Lessert aud Miss Dorothy
WaniE were Wichita visitors last week.
NJ and Mrs J = Hawott and Miss.
a Inn Barrett of Wyuucwoud visited
rriauds in Slick and Cushing last week.
nj and Mrs Glen G.. clark. 700 West
OtBe strort. had as thelr guesta over last
week end Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Gotton OF
Maor and Mrs. John Ballard OF Ion.
don, England, who were the house guests
of Mr. amt Mrs. william II. McFndden
and also attended g. Marland hunting
party last weck. departed FOR their homo
In London sunday night
Mrs. \, ]. orr ana son, James william,
are In Attica, Ind, whore they we're
called by the serous illness Of Mrs OTIS
father
Frand castator and II. n. Hail motored
to Manitour. Colo, last week 20 attend
the funeral Of a brother of Mr.. Han.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cassity OF North OAK
atreet announce the arrival OF 81.
poond boy. at their home,
Mrs. r. n Reynolds Is in Dayton, ONO
With her parents aud plans to remain
there during the holidays,
Mias Ella Duncan. 800 North second
street was an oklahoma city visitor
Mrs W. II. Bee-lcy and Mrs. Clyde
Wilson werc hostess TO the All-sow club
aud the husbands or the club members
at the homs OF Mrs. Beeslee. sic South
Ash street on Thursiny night.
M. and Mrs J. Mnnsold OF Meridian,
Kan. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Glen ]. wiHtou sos South Fourth street
Iovh blnom, who have
bssn the guests OF Mrs Blooms parents
Mr. ami Mrs. Il. E Morrison Aos North
are the guests OF frieuda IA Guthrie and
oklahoma CITY FOR the past few days.
Mrs, r. ~ Mann was hostess 70 the
po!nhien club on Friday afternoon at her
home, 500 North Tenth street A Christ-
mas tea was held FOR the benefit OF the
Women'g college ~ the orient,
A "rruslde meeting ut the story
Tellsrs league was hcli with Miss Leah
Mae nuckheimov, gO1 North Firth street
on Monday night.' .'last Christmas flre-
eide stories were the order ot the evening
being told bv Miss Ethel Utterhack Mrs
J. ", Hamilton and Mrs. q. v Black.
Miss sylvia hesser assisted Mlss Bucket
Mrs Mary L. Foster and daughter.
Mrs. Harye Bilyssu arc In Winfield visit
ius friends.
" Miss Rose Scidaui who has beru tour
u rpt .Hr several months Miss
EoidSni with arrive 20 PoncA City n time
10 spend thu holidays with home folks
rha marriage of Mise ElEora Park aud
Mr.. Tom Duncan which took place al
ne home Of Mr.. and MIS-. Floyd Parish
" south Lake street, Wednesday night
Mrs Harry Vsstch aud Mrs j. p
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expects to be back at home by Christ.
mas
After an extended trip to Galveston,
DALLAS and the RIO Grande valley, Mr.. =.
s. Marker Of Spencer, Ohio. Is paying his
son and wife Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Marker
Of North Main, a visit.
George Giimore, county comm lssioner
has been absent from his office the past
fsW daYs on account Of lllneas.
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WEIGH

The IadleA' aid Of the Christian church
we're entertained ~ the home Of Mrs n
A. Kin with work party Mrs King
was assisted by Mosdames LEROY Tyson
and A. y Holloway.
grovcS fTarshbHrgcr of Columbus. Ind W.
ls spendlng fow days visiting HE uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Xelinrs
County superintendent OF SCHOOLS. Mrs
Harry WsmWack, attended tha Communi-
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ifofBi.>yIILI.

wv Ut y NiAHh4fs
pupils II usdenyliiso aai Gsa''h Galv.a ia Eg' .s
sitel At tho nign school Wedncsdsy and
ritcH over 20 her Junior puulla. tho sbU-
10y md training shown b. those UtIc
adleH is most t"m'tt"hl" Thur-dUy
tIohF ann no aul ul'iaI'uW was lIl"i with
pers'un oARcr 20 hear there finished nu-
slolona who lu previous recitaA have sr
doAkhted tbelr audiences
The wednesday bridge club was enter.
hlugd by Mrs j.. -. HurIoy uu tholr
t"gulHr meeung day There we're three
AIiru and claude NHruHrd playing sub.
stiiute hands. Hra Bofloy. aazalated by
Mra Claude Barnard, seryod dellrlous
rhe hughes County Teachers sssocia
tuu beid lth annual meeting In Holden
Nlio Friday ana Saturday rhorc were a
ia. President A finarheid of the East
Central normal NJ. A. Nash our now
state superintendent. Mlas Lillan Rankin.
who Hpont the summer abroad aud brought
back number ut fhCts which Bhe tells
iu "a most Interesting manner, pr Charles
Evans of tho uuahoms university, and
much 60 this program.
Tho Holhsuviuc pelphiaus met with
Mrs, FranN T.. warren saturday after
noon. MrH. Sam Turner was the leador
for tho days lesson. Al the business
meeting which preceded the lesson II was
voted ~ send Chri7tmaa box 20 an IL
yoay.old boy ut tho state trimming school
fnr boys as Pauls Valley. This hoy was
nsslgnud TO tho club by tho state FedsrH.
hon pf Womon's clubs who has taken upon
themselves TO sec that svory boy at the
SCHOOL iA made happy on Christmas hy
receiving a bcK donated by some club ~
the state.
Urtl days tho past wuek In OHmujErc
Mrs. Harry II Diamond and two chill.
drcn lett the first M the week Tor Fair
field, ill, where they will vIhit indefinite
~ Mr. Diamond wifi iplu his wife for
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and family. Of aie North Fourteenth
street.
George Christie and daughter Of
Christie, we're visitors In the city Mon
day