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The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25

The postage stamp sticks to it's job and. arrives. n>. ..r.
 There is generally little change in the baby after it has swallowed a dime.
 An honest confession may be good for the soul but it sometimes bores other folks,
 While driving few days ago local autoist came very near running over a train.
 What really matters is not that we do what we plan to do, but that we what we do is the result of our plans.
 Building bungalows is a process that is never facilitated by men who spend half the night in the dance hah' sj~ t7t :r- St 4ras,'- .-''
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25
THE WAY IT GOES

TIE WAY IT 0OES
 Jud Tunkins says the fact that people don't appreciate beauty is shown by the way the crowd at a circus neglects the graceful fawn and hangs around the hippopotamus,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25
AT THE WEDDING

Where is the groom?" There he is"
 Cant see him."
 Well, you can see the tip of his nose He's behind the brides Bouuet."
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25


 that is never facilitated by men who spend half the night in the dance hall' sj~ t,7 ..l- 'St nr7s,'- ,-'- ------------S----- A cloak room attendant is not par ticular about giving you your own hat. His responsibility ceases when he gives you the one you gave him. Miss Chatterson-I hear you've been operating in the stock market. Were you a bull or a bear? MT. matterson-Neither. l was the goat.
 A local bird says he would rather tackle wildcat any time rather than start a fight with his wife! His wife is the kind that prevents wife-beat- ers-and there are lots of that kind. 1 MAYBE Maybe we did spring from monkeys Bryan's dissent may fail For many tardy husband Goes home with a funny tail. 1 What About The Soup Course?
 Don't Miss The Festival
 Hear The Band
 Eat Ice Cream
 Robinson GID Daily News. According to an Eastern educator drinking has decreased among col 1 lege students. As a result, cheer leaders may have to work harder to arouse the college spirit.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16

by the lift Of an eyelid did he recOg-
nize the presence of his enemy.
Durand stood in front of the cell,
hands in pockets, the inevitable unlit
black cigar in his mouth. On his face
was a sheer of malevolent derision.
Shiny the Shower hustled forward
all complaisance. PLEASED to meet
youse. Mr.. Durand."
The gang politicians nsolent eyes
went up and down him. 81 didn't come
to see YOU"
as alright. Glad to see youse' any
how the counterfeit passef went on
cbsequiously. "Some day, when you've
got time I'd like to talk wit youse
about gettin' some fall money"
'Nothin' dom, Shiny. I'm not backin'
YOU" said Jerry coldly. you've got to
go up the river"
"Youse promised
Jaw. what the HIS eatin' you?"
Shiny's low voice carried a plaintive
whine. "If you'd speak to de Judge
Forget it," Durand brushed the
plea away with a motion of the hand.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16

"It's your cell pal I've come to take a
look at-the one who's goin' to the
chair"
With one 1.-THE movement Clay swung
down to the floor. He sauntered for
ward to the grating, his level gaze on
the ward boss.
"Shiny, this fellows rotten" he said
evenly and impersonally. Hes not
only a crook, but he's a crooked crook.
He'd throw down his own brother if it
paid him."
Durand's cruel lips laughed. "YOur
pals a little worried this mornin',
Shiny. He amt slept much. You see
the bulls got him right. It's the death
chair for him and no lifeboat in sight"
Clay leaned against the bars negli-
gently. He spoke with a touch of lazy
scorn. "See those scars on his face,
Shiny-thc one on the cheek bone and
the other above the eye. Ask him where
he got 'em and how?'
Jerry cursed. He broke into a storm
of threats, anger sweeping over him
in furious gusts. He had come to
make sport of his victim and Lindsay
somehow took the upper hand at once.
He had this fellow where he wanted
him at last. Yet the mans soft voice
still carried the note of easy contempt.
If the Arizonan was afraid, he gave no
least sign of it.
you'll sing another tune before I'm
through with you," the p%rize-fghter
prophesied savagely.
The w~esterner turned away and
swung back to his upper berth. He
knew, what he had before suspected,
that Durand was going to frame" him
if he could. That information gained,
the man no longer interested him.
Sullenly Jerry left. There was no
profit in jeering at Lindsay. He was
too entirely master of every situation
that confronted him.
Within the hour Clay was wakened
from sleep by another guard with word
that he was wanted at the Office of the
warden. He found waiting him there
Beatrice and her father. The girl
bloomed in that dingy room like a cac-
tus in the desert.
She came toward him with hands ex-
tended, in her eyes gifts of friendship
and faith.
"Oh, Clay !" she cried.
Much obliged, little pardner." Her
voice went to his heart like water to
the thirsty roots of prickly pears. A
warm glow beat through his veins. The
doubts that had weighed on him dur
ing the night were gone. Beatrice be-
lieved in him. All was well with the
world.
He shook hands with Whitford.
BLAMED good of you to come, sir"
"Why wouldn't we come?' demanded
the mining man bluntly. Were here
to do what we can for you"
Little wells of tears brimmed over
Beatrice's lids. "Ive been so worried"
Don't you. It'll be all right"
Strangely enough he felt now that it
would. Her coming had brought rip
pling sunshine into a drab world.
81 won't now. I'm going to get EVIL
dence for you. Tell us all about it."
"Why there isn't much to tell that
you haven't read in the papers prob
ably. He came a-shootin' and was hit
by a chair"
"Was 1t you that hit him?"
Wouldn't 1 be justifed?" he asked
gently.
But did your
For a moment he hesitated, then
made up his mind swiftly. EYES," he
told her gravely.
She WINGED. "You couldn't help il.
How did you come to be there?"
Il just dropped In"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16

eyes"
He had burned the bridges behind
him and was lying giiDly. Why bring
Bron6eld into it? She was going TO
marry him in a few days. If her tiance
was man enough TO come forward and
tell the truth he would do so anyhow.
1t was up to him. Clay was not going
to Detray him to Beatrice.
The paper says there was some one
with you"
"Sho! Reporters sure enough have
lively imaginations.''
Johnnie told me you had IN engage
ment with Mr.. Bromfield.'
did you ever know Johnnie get any.
thing right?"
"And Clarendon says he was with
you at Maddock's.'
Clay had not been prepared for this
cumulative evidence. He gave a low
laugh of relief. "I,m an awful poor
liar. SO Bromfield says he was with
me, does hep"
eyes"
He intended to wait for a lead before
showing his hand. "Then you know all
about it?" he asked carelessly.
Their eyes were on each other, keen
and watchful. She knew he was con-
cealing something of Importance. He
had meant not to tell her that Brom-
field had been with him. Why? To
protect the man to whom she was en-
gagged. She jumped to the conclusion
that he was still shielding him.
Eyes, you're a poor liar, Clay" she
agreed. you stayed to keep back Col
Inns so as to give Clarendon a chance t.
escape
did II"
Can you deny it? Clarendon heard
the shots as he was running down
STAIRS
HE told you that, did he?"
"Yes."
THAT ought to help a lot. If I car
prove Collins vas shootin' at me 1 can
plead self-defense."
"That's what it was, of course"
Eyes. But Durand doesn't mean to
LET it go at that. He was here to see
me this mo'nin'." Clay turned to the
mining man, his voice low but incisive.
His brain was working clear and fast.
"Mr. Whitford, 1 have a bunch he's 60
ing to destroy the evidence that's in
my favor. There must be two bullet
holes in the partition of the rear Don
where Collins was killed. See if you
can't find those bullet holes and the
hu11otc in tho mon hahind
"IIl do that, Lindsay"
"And hire me a good lawyer. Send
him to me. l won't use a smart n
whose business is to help crooks es-
If he doesn't believe in me, /
don't want him. I'll have him get the
names of all those pulled in the raid
and visit them to see if he can't find
one who heard the shots or saw
shooting. Then there's the gun. Some
got that gun. It's up to us to
who"
"That's right
Tim Muldoon will do anything he
can for me. There's a girl lives with
his mother. Her names Annie Milf
kan. She has ways of finding out
things. Better talk it over with her
too. We've got to get busy in a hurry"
"Yes," agreed Whitford. "Well do
that, boy"
ooh, Clay, I'm sure it's going to be
all right" cried Beatrice, in a glow of
enthusiasm. "We1l give all our time.
Well get evidence to show the truth.
And We'll let you know every day
what we are doing"
"How about my going bail for your"
asked her father.
Clay shook his head. "No chance just
yet. Let's make our showing at the
.coroner's inquest. I'll do fine and
dandy here till then"
He shook hands with them both and
was taken back to his cell. But hope
was in his heart now He knew his
friends would do their best to get the
evidence to free him. 1t would be a
battle royal between the truth and a
lie.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16

EIC dSC0 w dnO 6OOi hHS ElOOiIT
Chewing Nervously the End of an
UnIit Cigar.
unbearably. He paced up and down
the room chewing nervously the end of
an unlit cigar. For the good tidings
which he was anxious to hear was
news of the death of the strong young
enemy who had beaten him at every
turn.
Why didn't Collins get to the tele-
phone? Was 1t possible that there had
been a slip-up, that Lindsay had again
broken the trap set for him? Had
"Slim's" nerve failed him? Or had
Bromfeld been unable to bring the vic
tim to the slaughter?
His mind went e the details again.
The thing had been well planned even
to the unguarded door through which
Collins was to escape. In the darkness
"Slim" could do the job, make his get
away along with Dave, and be safe
from any chance of Identification.
Bromfield, to save his own hide, would
keep still. If he didn't, Durand was
prepared to shift the murder upon his
shoulders.
The ~minute-hand of the watch passed
down from the quarter to the half and
from the half to the three-quarters.
Still the telephone bell did not ring.
The gang header began to sweat blood.
Had some one bungled after all the
care with which he had laid his plans?
A door slammed below. Hurried
footsteps sounded OF the stair treads.
Into the room burst a man.
"Slim's been croaked," he blurted.
"What!" Durand's eyes dilated.
".At Maddock's."
"Who did it,"
"De guy he was to gun"
'Lindsay?"
'Dat's de fellow"
Did the bulls get Lindsay"
''Pinched him right on de spot"
Gun Slim, did he?"
"Nope. Knocked him cold wit a
chair. Cracked his skull"
SIS he dead?"
'He1l never be deader. Dave grabbed
this sucker Lindsay and yelled that he
lone it. The bulls pinched him like I
said right there"
did it happen in the dark?"
Sure as you're a foot high. My job
was dousin' the glims, and I done it
right"
What about 'SlimT Was he shoot
ing when he got it,"
The other man shook his head. "This
Lindsay man claims he was. I talked
wit a bull afterward. Dey didn't find
no gun on Slim The bull says there
was no gun-play."
'What became Of Sims gum"
SEARCH me-"
Durand slammed a big fist exultant.
ly down on the desk. Better than the
way l planned it. If the guns gone
FIJI frame Lindsay for the chair. It's
Salt creek for his"
He lost no time in getting into touch
with Gorilla Dave, who was under ar
rest at the station house. From him
he learned the story of the killing of
Collins. One whispered detail of 1t
filed him with malicious glee.
"The boob He'll go to the death
chair sure If 1 can frame him. We're
lucky Bromield ran back into the lit
tie room. Up In front a dozen guys
might have seen the whole play even in
the dark"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16
CHAPTER XVIII
RromfieId Makes an Offer.

sided up to Durand in the hotel lobby
and whispered in his a Jerry nod
ded CURLY, and the man slipped away
as furtively as he had come.
Presently the ex-prize-fghter got up,
sauntered to the street and hailed a
taxi. Twenty minutes later he paid
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16
CHAPTER XVII
Into the Hands of His Enemy.
Continued from Last week. a

Durand waited alone for word to be
flashed him that the debt he owed
Clay Lindsay had been settled in full,
A telephone lay on the desk close at
hand and beside it was a watch. The
secondhand licked its way jerkily
round and round the circle. Except
for that the stiffness weighed on him
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-16

the driver, turned a corner and passed
into an apartment house for bachelors.
He took the elevator to the third floor
and rang an electric bell at a door
which carried the name "Mr. Claren-
don Bromfeld."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Mr anI Mrs wrinkle are receiving q
yi.Il fIHm ST. aud Mrs Everett Wrinkle
Hse John Horrard Il Hlao ~ visiting
ln .'h" city ibis wcoH. and moy locate
Nr aul Nrs Frad woo'ard visited mis-
Hr and vrr W q. chavcr have moved
.np no pr.pcrty formerly occupied by
Nr John MeIinror NJ vIrlta visited n
few days win her parents. Sir. ana Mrs
Mrs J q Bradshaw is reported very
slick. and may have tu bo taken 10 a hose
p.ts' for treatment
Niles IYsio L.urIh1n Visited Saturday
1rl sunday with her sister, Miss LILLIAN
tIUUIhuu AZ NurF0Ero
Mr aud Sire uuf0ri Chlders were here
from rlehsr sunday '0r visit with Mr.
Nr nri Nra p 81 Upton spent sun
dHr Hf the home ~ Mr. Hud Mrs James
ST. Hav Duar,r arrived This wook from
9t Louis prd vI'l visit friends and rola-
Ives h.re fgr two or three weeks.
Mrs. Dan ilI'oras who was operated on
Mr. anI Mrs "n Hendricks ~ Chetopa
gTwm I a,d Wr. .rd MTs claude Fla az, Neil. .''O'
Nr a. W TuEh NJ Erie, Kan has rur-
rI.aHi 'Ne picture thnafcr uf y. y Grlu i'C
Hnh viii move hls family 10 this place
Monday night March 90. the members
of tho HIuriHrtet Home Mission will pte
sent ihp play "rho Little Clodhoppor' 81
school auditorium.
Nrs Mary LInuIhBn NJ Tulsa IL visiting
ihIa wrrk ~ tho home ~ Mr. and Mrs
N y liurIhuu ou1 also with Mr.. and
Nrs Harry burnside
Sire Mary H1rknr has returned from
HousiUn. Toxins. whrre shc ncc0Wpanlci
br. arl Mrs Robert Mitchell about three
months ago DR. Mitchell is one OF tho
surgeons in the government hospital thore,
Mrs barker will ho af tho home Of her
daughter. Nra. Dee Holloway
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,i1s indu,,rlar home =, rscumseh at

piris Industrial home st Tecumseh at
This meeting.
w. ~. Gardner y Rogers. Ark, a for
wor Okemah citizen Is in Okemah on a
visit 10 bIa son o.. II. Gardner and family.
Mrs w. A. Dolsn. district secretary of
the shawnee district Womans Missionary
society visited n number % tho societ' o.
ln the district this week In the interest
OF tho womeu's work.
Mrs B watts returned home from Van
buren, Ark4 Tuesday, whore she had
been called by tho serious Illness ~ her
mother Nc. r. 81. RaInes Mrs. Raines
dlal ~ irr home iu NanBuren 81 2 80
O'Clock Saturday morning. She had an'y
been 40 homo two weeks after visit horc
with her daughter and son-in-law, Or.
aud Mfs. B. watts.
Members Of the clover Loaf Embroidery
clubs were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mr. Jesse bolton. st. Patrick ool0rs
were used tn the derora tIous and lunch
con wHs served. Mrs. W. ", Jenkin won
the pfI1O given in the contest Mesdar -
Fred Str1uEh Wallace Cook. Kennedy,
k0ys. M7nEur. Wheatloy Nixon. Gardner.
Harry Sions. Mckinney and Hluds were
tho members present Invited guests were
Nasdamns W ". Jeukir aad Martin Frar-
iDhH Mrs. Harrison Box will be lust-
or at the nert regular meeting ot the
club.
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NkEMNII

q g. walker went ovcr 20 Osmulgee
Saturday returning sunday.
Miss Mary Roberts Of Prague was in tho
city tho last OF tho week visiting with
friends.
Dr. y Ecys went M 10 oklahoma city
Iost Woiugsday ON short business trip.
MIS- ( W. Duproo and lltue daughter
wore guests of relatives at shawnee and
Ada tho past wock
oklahoma city, whore she was tho guest
Of rlouls for several DAYS.
oscar Klgorc, q former okemah citizen
now - Dallas. Texas, in. In the city Wis.
ltug az the home Of Bcn Sanders.
Mrs. p. c. Ralnh0't and baby ~ okla
h0Wa cry returned Friday. after short
Visit with her parents here. Mr. and
g. Il. Mamand returned to his homo In
shawnee the first OF tho week, after
j. E Bufko homo hero.
Carl DudECon, formerly a citl1an cf
pkcmah, but now Of Riverside. cal. Is
here looking after some business inter
cstH and visiting oid-time friends.
The T. 4. l.. class Of the Baptist church
was entertained ut the homo of Mrs.
Logan stephenson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Stephenson assisted tho host
ess during the afternoon.
The S. patrcks day celebration held NJ
tho Methodist Episcopal church Friday
night was az unusual interest Irish songs
and stories ana Irish pictures Interested
the large number Of guests present After
the program social hour was enjoyed
and refreshmcnts were served to those
present
The New Era club will meet Monday
afternoon nt tho home OF Mrs v, O. Dex-
ter Mrs. w. H. Thomson being the leader.
The magazine committee will prepare and
send another box Of magazines to the
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rian Sunday school az ST. Patricks
party at their home on Friday night
Thirty members we're present and the eve
ming was spent In games and contests. At
the close refroshments In which the st.
Patrick idea vas carried out. we're served.
The members Of the Bon Jour club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. y. Daw.
son. when Mrs w. b. Badger and Mrs.
W. ". Hammm were additional guests
The 81 Patrick motif was used IN the
decorations through the rooms and also
In the refreHhmouts The afternoon was
snent in needlework snd music. and at
tho close an leo course was served.
Mr aud Mrs John Gauo were substitute
guests THursd4y night whom Mr. and Mrs.
= w. Kincald entertained the Thursday
Night bridge club at their home, t04
West Cummings. Cut flowers were used
through the rooms ana on the tables, and
the 81. pafrlyk color scheme was carried
out In tho appointments and IN The
luncheon served at the close Of the game.
The members of the Roolt club met on
Monday night with Dr. and Mrs a. u.
IfoImos M their home SOs West cum
mirRa street Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Jarvis
and Mr.. aud Mrs Jack curry composed
n table Of new members ana Mr., and Mra.
Glove stewart and Mr. ana Mrs Paul
Price we're guests. The appointments ana
ftv1rs were suggestive ~ St Iatricks day.
ice cream was served at the close of tho
evening
The T. T. q. chapter met Saturday art
ernoun 90 tho home ot n. s. Edwards for
the regular meeting and study on modern
drama. Ths subject ~ the lesson was
Henry Arthur Jones, from which the fol-
lowing program was giNCui "BlOErap ply
aud Criticism" Mrs Don MO0it. Review
OF Michael and Ills Last Angel" Mrs. V.
v. Klngsburv, round table discussion. led
by Mrs O. W. Meachem. Following the
program the hostess served refresh
Wunts
Another interesting ST. Patrick party OF
the week was the masquerade Friday
night given by Mrs. j. NJ Wise at her
homo ggl Sufth Third street. Tor her
granddaughter Miss Gcncvieve Wilson
| The Fu0us were nttractiveIy decorated iu
keeping with tho occasion, and guests
were entertained with contests and games
leo cream and cake and candy wero
served and fayors were given To each OF
' tho 3 guests present Mrs. W. r. WILSON
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James O. phillips ana watson Kuhourne
OF Tulsa were Henryotta visitors sunday
Nrs 81 a. Nash and children OF Ed
uuud are visiting Mrs. EaEh's parents,
Nu and Mrs, @. i. Clarke, 72l West
broadway
Mrs J W Rincaid and Mrs ". y nut.
trrly returned Tuesday from oklahoma
cry and Norman, whore they visited for
several days
Tho largest and most unique affair of
tho week was tho Shriner dlnner-dhure
OF Community hall Friday night. The ST.
Patrick color scheme and motif was pur.
tr1yod throughout the cnteutainment. and
nu uuuWdlly large attendance was re
Celvcd
The ". & club hold its regular meeting
Monday afternoon with Mrs. J.. s.. Brown.
SOS west TrudReon Al the close " the
meeting 81 garments had been completed
Tor charity and Il troa-wlll offering was
tahon. The club VIII meet next week
with Mrs, W. -. Dawson, 90i West GENTRY.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fellows entertained
the young peoples class Of the Proshyte-
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y
'Ie o. w. uuf0ncion spcnt Wednesday
Miss rav Goasay md sri, ingram NJ
hdalr wrro Niu.b visitors Wednesday at.
WfS. e. r y Amos ana Mrs. A. J. rror..
borg sp0ut Thursduy IN Joplin visiting
Mrs W. e.. Hopkins has returned from
rNmu'r'n. whrro she has been visiting FOR
THr American Legion win present tn-
'Alr'r"uuUnu Eut-rtalucrs' Apru TO
SIS q r Carron viii entertain the
NH.I.u club Monday afternoon ut her
home. 200 south Brown street.
Miss Inuhena Hartwcll lcft Wodnosday
n'aNI fHr tulsa for a visit with hrr uncle
uu1 aunt Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Lyman.
Me and Mrs r. ~. Upll ~ 2l7 South
i,r'wn street are receiving a visit from
Miss Hut'y Coloy spent tha wcok end
with her parents. Nr. ana Mrs W. ~.
'oloy, returning Sunday oyon'ns to Nor
Mrs Russell oulett, Mrs. Jack Kates
nnO Mrs. Oscar Jones' spent Tuesday IN
Dloromore, tho guests OF Mrs. Wayne
Mrs q. Lymnn's circle ~ tho Methods,
church IS putting on tho opercttn, The
Hene or Fol % Rol." at tho Grand thoateI
Tho Campfire Girls are being organized
by Mrs, James Mcconnell and Mrs, John
llnvon. Thcy expect TO enroll about 20
members
Mr. roland Boynton OF Emporia. Kan,
was tho weekend guest At tho homo iot
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. u. Colcy 33j North
Miller street.
Mr.. j. e. Hodges OF Frederick was the
rueHt for several days this week ~ his
brother Rev. J.. W. Hodges, pastor VI tho
HHptists church.
MIR. and Mrs. j. a. whitaker Of North
/ Miller street received visit for the
! wopk end from their daughter Miss Glndyr
whitaker from OkmulEoe.
Thn mnrIIAln ~ MI. Emmett keIIhlov.
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Mrs Mildred Burris and ST.. t.....
nehey assisted Mrs. Wise in .a..,,..-,'r ~
Mrs. C. J. rinkston er.a-ts.,,,
members Of the Blda-a-wss -..t 'l'
day afternoon, having ss addition. .- '''
Mesdames william Seymour. u r.'
hon j. - Eubanhs W. H r.f...
Alexander, Roy Corbit y. .' u.... N T.
N, Mathews, \. a. AHlire ..H u. v.
Frances Fam. The arein... e. suns
PLAYING bridge. Mrs BussH u..E,.If1.
Mrs ". n. Mathews rsca.u.r. .t N'
Tor nigh score. st pa'... ..i.,,,.i
we're carried out ln The ra......'..an,a
which the hostess served st Ola. ......sa
the game. '.'' "
a pretty affair Of the Wool .r..t...
patrlcks party Tuesday af.....4 .s 7.
home Of Mrs. T. Smith t. .'. ,'
bers OF the g. J.. club Ths . '.L'
decorated with green and .... we
tions and spring flowers ana .. 81. r
rick suggestion was carrie. ..t
favOrs and refreshments AZ t.. .....
the afternoon the hostess Wis .a.....' d
Misses Lorene and Marion d. ..... y
serving an Ice course Other ...
MCsdRWes W. n. Hudson De- ....
u. Dickcrhoft Roberts. N.a Hso ~.
and Miss Nester Hcan OF F.H.s az"
HOnoting their son. Ny.H..r. vr
Mrs. =. O.. sautee eu'erfaU.H ...... . ~
formal dance Monday r...... 10 t
home, iol North Sixth stree. s.s g
tee. assisted by Mrs p. CH.... s.,,.,
a tWO-COuise luncheon at f.. ....a .t ..
evening Those present wt.. ....s v.
garet Patterson, Maxine u..H ~,
nor Kincaid, Isabel Braps. O...s rsr
cron and Eva Diamond, Ha.. gsa...
Frederick Billy Moore H.. gH'
Ralph Clarke. MerNin BnN#.. s......
Ssntee Morris Raglan Harry Gibson sr,
Mr ana Mrs. =. Causan
Mrs. O. W. Mcach1m was hostess ia Odd.
J. NJ. NJ. club Friday at..r.... r..-
I fuNlfGN