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SCHOOL EXERCISES. q.

Milford. June 10--Commencemen
exercises of the grammar school of
Milford were held in tho Plaza Theatre
last evening. when large class wes
entered into the high echool. The
program opened with The Star-Sps n
sled Banner" and the invocation was
given by Rev. II. l.. Bunstein. The
chorus, Forth We Go" given by tho
class. was rendered beneath n beau
tiful sylvan scene.
After greetings by Kathryn Hick-
man, the play The Talking Garden"
was rendered by n large cast.
The clas, history and prophecy were
given by the following scholars; He'd
wig Matthews. Mildred Mayhew, Doro-
thy Scott. Jennie Marvil. Myrtle Hall.
Cynthia Webb, Donald Marshall, Eu-
gene Pratt. The class song was then
sung, the words of which were COM
posed by Myrtle Hail. one of the
graduates.
Diplomas were presented by Rev
II. l. Bunstein. president Of the
Board Of Education.
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guerite Mulllgan. and Miss Mary
Schaefrer will attend n bridge party
given by Miss Harriet Bradford. this
afternoon mt her home. SIS Harrison
street. Wilmington.
James Shaw. county comptroller
and County Engineer Charles Grubh
Inspected tho New Road from St
Georges to Kirl<wood, yesterday.
II. II. Schick of st, Georges, who Is
employed as chief carpenter for the
du Pont Co.. In Wilmington. has been
granted an indefinite furlough for the
bencflt OF his health.
An accident TO his leg was followed
by rheumatism ad caused n tempo
rary breakdown of.his health.
Tho carnival held last night on the
lawn OF the Presbyterian Church for
the benefit Of the Boys and Girls
Community Club camping fund, wa,
largely attended and financially sue.
|cessful. An eight-piece orchestra from
the First Engineers Band OF Fort dr
Pont rendered plenty OF music.
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport, June 10.--Scrvices at New
port M. r.. Church will be ~ usual on
Sunday. At 1890, Rev. W. Vaughn
Moore will continue his series of ser
mons on "Sin." There will be Il meet
Ing OF the group chcirrncn Of the
every member canvass" project at
the parsonage at 6 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Next Wednesday evening
there will he meeting cf the official
board at the parsonage.
Childrens Day exercises will be held
In Newport NJ. II. Church Sunday
morning, June 1s. at 1890 o'clock.
The baseball boys will continue their
carnival this evening.
Mrs. Mary McCallister and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman McCallistcr Of near Stan.
ton were guests Of Mrs. Sarah Tlinn
Sunday. Mrs. James II. Polk o
Hockessin and Mrs. Ada Ball OF VII
OF Mrs. Finn, their mother.
Mrs. william Stewart is spendlnt
this week with her sister Mt Newark.
Otis Bigger and Charles Gibson q
Arkansas were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Seeds. yesterday.
! Mrs. William King and Mrs. Wilmer
King OF Washington, ID. c.. spen
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. GresJ
Lyman OF near Stanton.
| The Odd Fellows of stanton vii
contInue their ba zar. which began lnt
evening. over tonight. The bnznr I
being held In Odd Fellows Hall. stan
ton. and there was quite a lnrge at
| tendance last evening.
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NEWARK NOTES.

Newark, June Memhrs OF the
graduating class OF the Newark High
School viii attend services in the
Presbyterian Church. tomorrow even
ing. when tho class sermon will 10
preached hy the pastor Rev. II. Ever
EFT Mailman. Commencement exer-
cises will he held next Friday night in
tho Opera House.
Cardelle Williams Of Crescent City,
Fla. is a guest of Miss Anne Ritz.
Park Place. Miss Williams graduated
from the Womens College last year
and since has been engaged in eduCa-
tional work in her native state. An
nouncement recently was made OF the
intended marriage of Miss Williams
TO George c. Brewer of Federalsburg
Md, who was graduated from the
University Of Delaware IN 1920. The
couple will reside In fredericksburg
Miss Anne Ritz will spend part Of
tho summer in the Rerkshircs and
will attend the Berkshire Summer
School of Art
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LADIES AID MEETING,

Newport. June 10,-The Ladies' Aid
Society OF Newport NJ. E. Church
met "wednesday evening at the par
sonage. Announcement was made that
the church would cooperate with the
Woman's Club in the opening exer-
cisss of the playground. and that on
July l there would be a carnival
and supper, proceeds of same TO be
used for playground purposes Mrs
William Stewart was named chairman
Of the supper committee. and various
sub-committees were named. The
church will have charge Of the supper
which will be held in the Sunday
school rooms. while the Woman's Club
will have charge of the carnival
which will be held on the playground.
The Aid will discontinue social meet
ings during the summer. and the Sep
tember meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Snyder
near Newport. the following committee
in charge of arrangements: Mrs. II
f. Gregg, Mrs. Leonard Lyman, Mrs
w. f. Groome and Miss Leila Lyman.
Following the business session, the
entertainment committee furnished
the following program: Reading. That
Hired Girl" Miss Sarah Benson; voca
solo, Smiling Through" Alfred
Spence: recitations, AT Candle Light.
ing Time" and "A Boys Mother.
Miss Helen Moore of Wilmington; in.
strumental selections. Mr.. Catlin; reci.
tation. The Mourning Veil," Mis-.
Margaret Burke. Refreshments wer,
I served.
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their home on Nimrod street. Thurs
day evening with singing and playing
Of sacred hymns. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hall and daush-
ter. Ethel. and Mr, and Mrs. Truitt.
Mrs. Peter l.. Galloway was enter
tained over tho Weekend by her son-
in-law, Wilbur Pierson. at their cot
tage at Bowers Beach.
Mrs Sinclair. wife OF tho supcrin-
tendent OF tho Delaware Division. Is
sued invitations 10 tho down State
railroad men and their wives to at
tend lawn and card party at her
homo near Ridley Park, Pa. Orders
were secured to stop the Norfolk Ex-
press. north. to allow the party to get
of, and also the Norfolk Express
south to pick up the party. Those
who were in attendance from here
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bartlestonc, Mr.
and Mre. l.. G. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest w. Dean, Mrs. Watson Cain
and Mrs. G. ID. Murphy.
Mrs. Benjamin Knox entertained
tho Ladies' Aid OF tho M. p. Church
at Maple Shade apartments, at the
regular business meeting this week
Tho meeting was turned into n socia
afrair and the guests were served with
a bountiful supply of ice cream.
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CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM.

Richardson Park. June 10.--Sunday
school workers OF the NJ. f. Church
have prepared an interesting program
for the Children's Day exercises at the
church tomorrow evening. The SER
vices will begin at 7.80 o'clock and the
program will be as follows:
Recitation. Welcome" Miss Vivian
Toy: dialogue. "Sunbeams," Lillian
Downs. Hazel Justison, Margaret Nc
Kinley, Anna Crogle. Mary Walker
recitation, Greetings" Miss Eliza
beth Hayman; solo, Roses" Miss
Louella Horner; recitation, Summer
Wishes" Miss Clara Campbell
dialogue. The Voyage" William
IAtchfleld, Edward Morris, Bruce
Watson and William Davis; instru-
mental solo. Miss Marcella Hoagland
recitation, II Want to be a Railroad
Man." George Horner: recitation,
THE Rose" Miss Dora Levering
dialogue. The Seasons" Helen Justi-
son. Hilda Derrickson. Zelda Tinsman
Mary Walker; recitation, Bruce Wat
son." Hazel Justison; dialogue. THE
Visitors" Miss Anna Walker. Ruth
Squires and Dorothy Belts: vocal solo
Mrs. Charles Shirley; recitation, Miss
Vera Maxwell.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Milford lnaugurates Traffic
Regulation by Signs, With
Special Officer in Charge.
ARE WORRIED By ROBBERS

From Every svenings Correspondents
Richardson Park. Juno lo.--Rcst-
dents OF this section are considering
the advisability OF pctitioning tho Levy
Court fer an additional rural police
officer, owing TO the numerous rob-
berries and attempted robbcries COM
mitted In this section during the past
two weeks.
The latest robbery reported was
that at tho homs OF Robert Valleau. al
Race street and Maryland avenue
early yesterday morning. Only small
sum OF money was stolen, but the
robbers ransackcd tho lower floor OF
the dwelling. The robbery was dis
covered when tho family awoke early
I'm the morning.
Thieves, several nights ago, stole
tent from the lawn OF 4. V. Hirsch
on fsorcwood avenue, and several at
tempts TO enter homes In other sec
,lons of the suburbs have been report.
cd lately.
William Murphy Of Belmont avenue
ono night last week, was awakened
hy noise and discovered mar
proving about his lawn. Tho mar
ran away when discovered.
Builders also are complaining q
thieves stealing lumber from the varl.
Gus operations under way In thi'
section.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Juno 10.-The past
two weeks Witnessed one OF the worst
rainy seasons for long time making
the roads terrible, cars being stuck all
along. Road repairmen were sent out
now the roads are nearly equal to the
cement one.
Extensive repairs are being made "a
tho Hotel Henlopen, prior TO It's open
Ing soon.
Things look very bright for the com
ing summer here. IA the hotels are
getting reservations for the summer.
The contractors are working on the
jetty In front of Virginia avenue.
Rehoboth high school held its an.
nual commencement Tue~dsy after.
noon. in the school building. Mir'
Alice Joseph and Miss Margaret Eli,
were the graduates.
The young folks presented for tn,
second time this week Plum Valley.
in tho Blue Hen Theatre. for the
benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. i.
Church. II was n great success.
Miss Coates. Miss Shockley. Mis-,
Martin and Miss Warrington. teachers
gone To their summer homes.
Mrs. Edmund Mitchell is entertain
Ing friends from Wilmington over tn
week end.
The Pennimsn.s from Wilmington
are at the Thompson cottage for tn
summer.
The Catholic Church is open for tn
summer.
Sunday evening services are held II
the Episcopal Church by Rev. 4. +
Van Loan of Georgetown.
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KENT COUNTY JURORS.

Dover. June 10.--Jury Commissioner,
Collins and Murray Thursday drew
The following panel OF petit jurors for
tho term OF court convening here
July 8:
First Representative Dlstrlct-Fred
Dodson. Isaac D. Berry, William II
Davis. Allen Raughley.
Second-James y. Keith. J. Thomas
Lowe, Joseph NJ. Parvis. Joshua w
Derrickson.
Third-Claude II. Pierson. William
c. Savin, Jacob F.. Crossley.
Fourth-Albert Comegys, John J
Latter, Samuel T. Powell.
Ffth-Harry II. Berman, Hiram r
Donoho. Walter J.. Peterson. Edward
L. Jones
Sixth-Charles Shockley. Milton T
Frasher. Lester Cooper.
Seventh-William s. Harris. Clar
ence D. Clark. Grier H. NIinner. Chas
A. Carton.
E!ghth-Leland S. Creadick. Calvin
Langreil, J. Roland Sipple, Howart
Johnson.
Ninth-William H. Callaway. Geo
A Collins. Riley Walls. Ray Cannon
Tenth-Clarence Jester, Edward AT
kins. Leonard Davis of Jehu.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

Seaford, June 10.-The dedication ex-
ercises OF new NJ. Z. Church at Mt.
Zion. on Bethel charge, on the Sea-
ford-laurel State Highway midway
between. the two towns, will be held
Sunday, June II. the exercises open
Ing IN the morning with. love feast
at o'clock, followed by preaching
service. Rev. Frank f. Carpenter. pas
tor of St. Johns NJ. z. Church, Seaford
viii be the speaker at the afternoon
services, which will open at 2 o'clock.
and choir from the NJ. z. Church
AT Laurel will furnish the musical
numbers. The evening services will be
in charge or Rev. w. r. AIowbray
district superintendent of Dover dis
trict.
The new church is built on the site
OF the old edi6ce, at a cost Of about
$1,000, the old church which was erect
Cd Seventy years ago. being moved 10
the opposite side of the State Highway
to be used for holding church festi-
walls, etc.
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GOOD STRAWBERRY SEASON.

Seaford, Juno 10.--The strawberry
eesEon In lower Delaware viii prac-
tically come 90 an end this week. The
berries are now very low IN price. sell
Ing az the station here from 81 10 SO
per ag-auart crate.
Notwithstanding this low price. the
season ne a whole. has been very
profitable one. and has enriched low
er Delaware farmers handsomely. The
prevailing price from the start of the
soason until this week has ruled
around s. and So per crate for good
berries. This price means a handsome
profit 90 the farmers.
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ENTERTAINED AT TEA.

Camden, Juno 10.--Mrs. Anne h.
Sarde entertained from to 6 y. m.
Thursday at The Wild Rose tea house
In honor of Rev. and Mrs. Albert
Lord Cooper. Mrs. Ezekiel w. Cooper.
the Rev, and Mrs. Benjamin +. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Charles J. Harrington, Mrs.
Samuel w. Hall. Mrs. Richard Roland
Kenny. Miss Jessie Harrington and
Mics Rose Virden assisted.
Guests from Dover were Govdrnor
snd Mrs. William ID. Denney. Judge
William III. Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
lldgely, Judge and Mrs. James Pen
newill. tho Hon. and Mrs. James II.
Hughes. Judge and Mrs. Walter A.
Powell. Judge and Mrs. Watson Har-
rington. Mrs. A. Il. Watson, Major
and Mrs. Richard II. Kenney, Mrs
Alden Il. Richardson, Senator and
Mrs. III. a. Richardson, Mrs. Virginia
Jester Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Huston
Culhreth, Mas Ida Culbreth. Miss
Josephine Bateman, Mrs. William
Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker
Richardson, Mr.. and Mre. du Pont
Walker. Mrs William Pennewill. DR.
and Mrs. Frank Hale. Mr.. and Mne
;. Warren Hale, Mrs. Ruthanna VIII
son. Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs, J
Hale Anderson, Miss Ethel Brown and
MIR. and Mrs. II. Ridgely Harrington
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Grier and Mics
Grier from Milford: Mrs. John jon
klns, Professor and Mrs. Charles Con
nell, Miss Conncll. Mrs. Ralph Emer-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Miss Annie
Cooper, Lieutenant and Mrs. l. T
Cooper. Ex-Governor HUM and his
daughter, from Camden and Wyom
Ing; Rev. and Mrs. Thompson, gueste
! OF Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin +. Thomp-
son of Dover. from New York City.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Tlkton, Nd, June 10.--The first an
nuai Young Peoples Conference for
Cecil county II being held today Mt
Hopewell Methodist Episcopal Church.
Woodlawn. Tho address OF welcome
wad delivered by Clarence Boulden.
Addresses were dclwered by w. NJ.
Pogue OF Rising Sun. president; Colo
mel j. u. fudlipp, Mrs. Cudlipp and
Rev. r. G. ulsreil The Ladies' Aid
Society served. lunch on the church
lawn to the delegated.
Professor J. w. HmfI,ngton. State
supervisor Of colored schools deliver
ed the address to the graduates at the
commencement e,rrci~s held last
night In MechanicS Opera House of
| the colored Industrial school of Elk
ton. Those awarded diplomas and
prizes were Sara f.. stanon, Florence
Brooks. Nellie CfuAtie Wdora Brooks.
! Ada Boldly and Charles y. Bowser.
l. The Good Road Commission has sur
veyors mt worIu making plans for the
concreting of East Main street from
the court house 10 Delaware avenue.
! thence to Vlnsinger mill bridge.
| Trustees Of West Nottingham Acad-
cmy. one of tho Oldest schools in the
State, have elected Judge Justin
Peele Of Washington president of the
board FOR the erHuing year.
Miss Myra Bit. for several years a
member OF the faculty AT Tome. In.
stitutc. Port Deposit. has rendered hei
resignation and viii be married in Oc
tober. Her friends at Tome gave hei
n shower before She left for her hom.
In Cumberland.
n. Price Whitaker, bae cold hi
pleasure yacht Ekamie to w. II
Wood. Of New York city. for s7.50C
Mr.. Whitaker Ia having btrilt at Nor
rls Heights. n, y, a larger and faste
boat for his use while expanding tn
summer nt his country home along Ell
river.
To the F'5irba nlts- Morse Co. q
Baltimore has been awarded the con
tract for $4,000, 900 gallon pump a
Chesapeake City, TO pump water int
the Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
at contract price of &31 ,964.
Alumni of Elkton high school Wi
hold It's annual meeting this evenins
and entertain graduates of tho Elk
ton high school. Covers will be lai
J, for three hundred AT the armory.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. June 10-Rev. Amos
Brown OF West Chester, Pa, is a guest
of Mrs. A. NJ. Wolcott.
p. 3. Rash. accompanied by M. I.
Adam and wife and editor Of the Hsr-
rington Journal, J. Harvey Burgess
motored 10 Denton. Thursday, and
TOOK IN the Swarthnore Chautauqua.
Miss Sarah Reese is visiting Miss
Mary Hastings at Hurlock, Nd.
Miss Caroline Sharp entertained
members and friends OF st. Stephens g
Episcopal Church at a business meet
Ing at her home this week. Rev. B. r
thompson, rector OF the church. pre-
sided. After the business was trans
acted the hostess served a collation..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas enter
tanned q s1aall gathering OF friends at
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FIGHTING THE MOSQUITO.

Claymont. June lO.--Claymont will
make n determined attempt TO eXter-
inmate mosquitoes. which annually
annoy the populace e an otherwise
delightful locality. Cards Of iustruc-
tion In methods for preventing breed
Ing ~ the pests are being sent 10 per-
sons all through this section. This
rropa ganda is handled by tho Com
munity League IA a part Of itr pro-
srem OF Improvement.
The local chemical plants and the
steel company are participating in the
campaign OF education, which has for
its object tho ultimate extinction OF
the mosquito. Prominent citizens are
actively aiding In the fiyht and the
public il learning Of numerous ex-
reiionts for cutting of at It's source
the yearly supply Of disea.e-carrying
Insects
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TRAFFIC SIGNS IN USE.

Milford, June 10.--On account OF
the increase In trsffc I'm Milford and
consequent danger TO pedestrians.
Town Council has placed Mt the inter
section OF the main streets semlphorc
traffic signs. A special traffic police
man Will be assigned TO each sign.
Saturdays aud evenings when trsr'c
is heavy. and on special occasions
when tho Council deems Il necessary
The sign has a light Mt the top In
a large glass box that works In con
junction with the lever and which viii
he Illuminated Mt night. so the words
go" and atop" can be plainly
discerned.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. June I0.-Church
services for tomorrow are scheduled
ss follows: Methodist Episcopal. Rev.
L. W. Layfel6-Morning service al
1890. sermon by the pastor. THE Joy
OF Overcoming; Sunday school at
1i.4S. no evening service on account
of Chiltrens Day In the Presbyterian
Church.
81. Pauls r. c. Church-Sunday
morning at s o'clock. number Of
children WIN receive their first Holy
Communion, Father John c. Dolan
officiating. Regular morning service
viii follow.
rrosbyterian--Rev Robert Pitzer
morning service al 1880, sermon hy
the pastor. AN Unknown God" Sunday
school at ~ o'clock special Children s
Day Services IN the evening al S
O'Clock.
Christ Protestant Episcopal-Rev
Joseph II. carp. Sunday school at
lo.s5 a. m; regular service al s.45 o.
m. Rev. Joseph II. carp officiating.
. bridge party yesterday afternoon
given by Mre. Richard T. Cam at her
home In kirkwood.
Mr.. Charles J. o'Neln. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan O'Nein OF thls place
who is employed by the du Pont Co
IN New York City. arrived home las,
night for weeks visit.
George Dewey" Holiday, first base
man Of last years local County League
team. is plnyinc with woodstown O,
the West Jersey League. Yesterday
he WAS largely instrumental in de-
featins Elmer in a league game by the
score Of TO 2.
The continued rains OF the past two
weeks have played havoc with the
strawberry crop in this vicinity. The
berries are rotting before they have
fully ripened and when picked only
about two IN ten are fit for use. Coun-
cuIuan r l.. Coter. who has about two
acres In berries Is picking at the pres
ent time about 400 quarts daily.
Delaware City County League team
will entertain Marshallton in League
game on Canal Field this afternoon
a. 4 o'clock.
William DunninR OF Ridley Park
Pa, is visiting here with his mother
Mrs. Hugh Dunning.
Miss Mary Lee wilkins, who has
been teaching in the public schools OF
Claymont. has arrived here TO spend
the summer vacation with her par
entx.
AAss Emma Mulugsn, Miss Mar
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SERIOUSLY INJURED,

Laurel. June 10.-Linden Cordrey Is
In serious condition at his home
here. the result of injuries sustained
when Ford sedan which no wee
driving left the stone road and turned
turtle, pinning him under the steering
wheel of the car, The top the car
was torn completely of. but did no;
break the glass In the sides of the car
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FUND ron rIRE.ruaHTgRs.

Richardson Park. June 1o,--Mem-
bcrs CT tho Five Points C@ics Asso-
ciation nj a meeting lasti night. ar
ranged with the assistance OF NOM
bers of the Womcn's Club, Of Richard
son Park, 10 inausurate n, hourr-to-
house canvass for funds for tho fire
apparatus fund beginning Monday
night. IL II planned 20 ask donations
Of n small amount ri money from each
OF tho 800 or more property owners.
IL liz felt thnt IL each householder
gives towards this campaign this
present indebtedness against the fr'
apparatus can DO paid on.
The committee at work ON improved
mail facilities reported that the map
OF the Five Points have been secured
and the numbering Of tho houses
would be started within few days.
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wers mysteries. No. Only were Ne 81
norant of proper methods Of frentmerj
but were utterly in tho dirk as regard
tho true cause~ of these disorders anl
tho manner in which they were con
trscted by hostility birdS. Fortunately
much Of this mvtery has boon clsAre'
up during tho last quarter centurl
And the sbsdpuH and cnreful pouItr
keeper can DOW. through proper use q
this scienuro knowledge. protect hi
fiocks against the rsvageg of disease
which. In tho not distant past. rs
their rujDoue course unchecked.
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and tho following officers have been
elected: President. Miss Margaret
Burke; vics-president. Harry Poole
secretary, Miss Esther Hargan; treas
urcr. Charles Grooms; asaistant
Arthur Craig; trustees. Elmer Miller
John Christensen and Daniel Smith
ushers. Misses Gladys Evans and Ger
trude Payne; orGanist, Miss Margaret
uarEAn.
Meetings are held at 7.30, la3ting
one-half hour. on Thursday evenings
In the church. Tho Juniors also will
have their separate church envelops
which money will later bc turned pver
to tho church proper. ns n contribution
Thursday evening OF next week. the
Juniors will enjoy an outing.