davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

SEATTLE. April 13.-Denying all charges against her, Mrs. Margaret Chappell. widow of William ChappeIl, wealthy former Klondiker, petitioned the probate court asking that petitions of Chappell's two brothers who seek to disinherit her from Chappell's es- tate be stricken. She Is accused of attempting to aid her son by former marriage and break Chappell's will.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
INTENDS TO
 MAKE ANOTHER FLIGHT

PITTSBURGH, April 12.-Amund- sen, passing through here on his way to New York, indicated that he in- tended to attempt another trans-conti- neal flight in another plane.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
JAPANESE FORCES DRIVE
 OUT cH|TA GOVERNMENT

TOKYO, April 13.-A dispatch re ceived in Tokyo today announces that Japanese troops have driven the Chita government forces out of the neutral zone between them and Vladivostok.
 The engagement was practically un- important, but few being wounded on both sides.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
LIQUOR CONTROL IS SAID TO
 BE DECREASING DRUNKENNESS

VANCOUVER, B. C., April 13.-The annual report of the chief of police of this city just issued shows that boot logging is disappearing and that the number of arrests for drunkenness is also much smaller than for any pre- vious year.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
TARIFF BILL IS CALLED
 MOST UNAMERiCAN FRAMED

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The ad ministration tariff bill pending in the Senate. was assailed today by Sem- moni, member of the finance con- mittee, as the most un-American bill ever framed.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
ILLINOIS RIVER HIGH

BEARDSTOWN, April 13.-The Illi- nois river is expected to break thru the leyee tonight, according to city officials, who warned residents in the lower part of the city to seek safety Tents have been rushed to the. city and pitched on high ground for the refugees.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
SENATOR GROVE LIES AT
 POINT OF DEATH TODAY

PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 12.-Sen- ator Grove, who was appointed as the successor of the late Bois Penrose, is at the point of death today.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
GAME GOES THIRTEEN INNINGS

LOS ANGELES: The Portland and Los Angeles game went thirteen in nings here today. Portland led by six to two and the ninth and Los Angeles tied the mand then Portland made two and Los Angeles one in the thirteenth. Sacramento Kilduff made four hits in four up.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
MAY DECIDE QUARRELs
 BY \ REFERENDUM

DUBLIN, April 13.-An agreement whereby the Irish people at a free election can decide the dispute be- tween the Free Staters and Republi- cans is hoped for at conference of leaders of both factions, in progress today. s4s aal
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
MASKED BANDITS OPERATE
 FROM FAST MOTOR CARS

BAKERSFIELD, April 13.-Masked bandits operating from fast motor cars are terrorizing Taft and other oil field towns
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
DEMPSEY MAY MEET TATE

NEW YORK, April 13-Before sail ing yesterday Dempsey announced his willingness to meet Bill Tate his ex- sparring partner, if acceptable terms are offered. He said Tate was good fighter and would give better fight that Willard, Miske or Carpenter.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

MT. A. Strandberg is stopping at the Hotel Sexton awaiting the sailing of the Starr for the westward. MT. Strandberg is bound for the Cold Bay oil fields.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
'$125,00 Allotted Seward Kenai Road Project
UNION MINE WORKERS
 CLAIM GAINS IN STRIKE

INDIANAPOLIS, April 13.-The un- ion mine workers are claiming gains today and announced that there are 6660.oOO union men participating in the walkout
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
HARDING OPPOSED TO
 REDUCTION OF NAVY TO 67,o00

WASHINGTON, April 13.-President Harding is to write an open letter soon against reducing the navy to 67,0O0 men.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
WILL RESUME FLIGHT SOON

SEATTLE, April 13- Amundsen wired today that he would resume his flight in about two weeks.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
COURTS ENJoIN MINE WORKERS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. The Federal court today enjoined the United Mine Workers from further efforts to or ganize the non-union districts.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
LADY AsToR SAILS FOR U. S.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, April 12.- Lady Astor sailed today for Baltomore to visit here parents.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
TEMBLOR SHAKES
 CALIFORNIA TOWN

SANTA ANA, Ca!if., April 13.- Buildings swayed, windows rattled and the earth trembled here last night in shock which lasted for five seconds.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
DlEDERlCK NOMINATED
 POSTMASTER AT PANAMA

WASHINGTON, April 13-Theodore Diederick was nominated postmaster at Tanana today.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

THE STEAMSHIP STARR SAILS FOR WESTWARD POINTS AT 500 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

Good show at the Liberty tonight
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

NEW YORK: Martin Carey, presi- dent of the Standard Oil company died here today.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

SHADE RESTS sEIGEL
 BOISE, Idaho, April 12.-Dave Shade won decision over Nate Siegel here Saturday night, in a ten round go.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

THE STEAMSHIP STARR WILL SAIL AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
sHALLoWATER NEWS ITEMS
or THr PAST WEEK

The Sunday school teachers and
several members u the Sunday School
had a get together teachers meeting.
for improving and crcating an inter-
est In Sunday school Friday evening
with the Stunt, W II Crump.
The Juuior young people were
pleasantly entertained al the g "
Mason home Friday evening.
Mr Duke and family moved to
Round To the last - the week
The Hardy Basket Ban team went
90 Lubbock Saturday, but failed 70
come back with any hOnors
Mr Henderson. from near Slide.
was visitor 90 orr burg Friday.
School turned ouf early Friday
afternoon and al TINT could beg.
borrow ar bay 9 way went 20 Hardy
whsl 20 play Basket BAH County
Line teams we're also there All went
home with game f1f each 'ch0oi
r y kineade hiss been at l.ub-
book this lnsi week. being called as
Juror
T.. =. Baker went % Alternately for
q load Of flour fnr bic store Friday
Brother Boyd. ~ Lubbock. preach.
ed an interesting sermon Sunday
morning
Mr. and Mrs Jackson Of Lubbock,
attended Sunday School and church
and visited with their daughters, Mrs
Holleyfield and Meadow
4 number Of members attended
Sunday School That's right, new
neighbors. We need and want every
one ~ you 20 come and be with us
The young people enjoyed a party
nj Henry Mohomey Saturday even.
ing
G.. N. Mason wen, a. Sweetwster
on business Friday
Chester Merreli left on the 1855
for visit Al the home ~ his parents
In Hill County
G.. y. Scooter ia on prospects,
trip to the Rio Gfande n the coun.
Try suits him he expects 20 move
down NJ soon ~ he returns
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
ROPEsVlLLE COMMUNITY

There was good many out az
Sunday hool Sunday We are glad
70 see them coming back 10 Sunday
School
We are still having cold weather.
aud no rain The farmers are gei-
ing anxious Tor rain so they can put
up their land in plenty time yet 10
make crop in West Texas
Mr.. Millsap has gone down in Park
~ county, 10 see about his place down
there. He Is making some improve
menis for his tenants
Mr.. Chandler IA building new
house on his land that h. lately
bought from Mr. Ed. Thorp.
Brother Ribblc will preach at Ropes
ut three o'clock Sunday evening. Ev-
erybody come out and hear him.
Mcssrs. George Carter and Mr..
Graves went 20 l.eveland Monday,
10 pay taxes Everybody pay your
poll tax 80 you can vote.
Mrs. Gilbcrt-Northam WAS taken
seriously SICK and was carried 20 the
Sanitarium Tuesday FOR an operation
for appendicitis.
Frances Mcdonald went 10 Level.
and Saturday 30 pay his taxes.
Brother 7 r. Sowel and Mr.
Northam have gone down near the
Rio Grnndc on a deer hunt.
Brother Morrison will preach here
Saturday night, going TO I.evcland
Sunday, then back to Ropes Sunday
night.
There was good crowd gathered
at Ropes Saturday evening 90 500
some goat roping and bronco riding
and other cxcrg ises.
The play Always In Trouble"
Friday night, was enjoyed by a large
crowd.
Mr.. Tom Gregory has been visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Humphries, for several days. He re-
turned 60 Temple Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Grow got all
0f their household goods burned.
They had gone away 10 visit a nei,h-
hor when It caught fire ID was one
Of A. W. Blankenship's tenant-hous-
e.. All the people around Ropes
made up nice purse and gave Il 20
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Timmons in
vited in several guests Monday night
for a social event, 60 celebrate Mr..
Timmons' birthday. There were
forty-five present a nice supper
was served. n turkey. sandwiches,
cake and coffee Everyone pro-
nounced u the incest en- crtainmcnf
this season. and wished M Timmors
many hapny birthdays. We wished
his birthday would come twice a year
instead Of once.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS FROM
ACUTE COMMUNITY

still the dry weather continues IN
our part OF the country and the wind
seems 10 blow more than usual. I
guess we will have another dry year.
seems ~ now.
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ. Bloyd and son.
Jesse, mot0rcd 20 Lubbock Saturday
and report the wind very unpleasant.
Mrs Bancom and Miss Darby we're
Lubbock visitors Saturday
u. Pounds, Earl Davis and A. NJ
Evitt. were absent from church meet
ing Sunday morning
Mrs. Priscilla's sister IL visiting her
and likes II here fine.
The Evitt brothers and Jesse Bloyd
caught coyote Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Lucas Evitt was on the sick
list Saturday and Sunday.
Cody Carroll and Red Woods we're
dinner guests at Lois Evitt's SUM-
day.
Miss Cecile Grimes had several
girls home with her for dinner Sum
day. Misses Cunninghams, Blair's and
Mis- Arvella Fvitt.
Mrs Carroll rold G. W. Evitt two
turkeys Monday afternoon.
Sunday Il singing day NJ Acuff
and everybody he sure and come and
bring someone with you.
Mrs Kelley was on the sick lisa
! Saturday AID Sunday.
Brother F~itt viii preach at Acuff
Sunday morning Everyone Is in.
vited TO come out and hear him.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
ABOUT HIGH PRICES
MOODY NEWS ITEMS
or THE PAST WEEK

The weather still remains cold and
clear and too dry for much breaking
Of ground. But the farmers Of this
section are busy grubblng, 30. when
rain does come the ground will be
ready 20 work.
Mr. GunH Of the Acuff ncighbor-
hood, we understand, is building n
house on the land he bought In the
Moody settlement, lie is also put
ting down well.
Mrs. John Swofford spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. league.
Mr. 4. r. W. White, who has been
away some few weeks, returned home
Friday. He came directly from Inn
perial. Texas But while away he
visited various places IN Arkansas
and Kansas MIR. White Is greatly
elated over the prospects Of finding
oil upon his place near Clifford, Ar
kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Tow visited at the
Blu Murray home Monday evening
Bill Murray and Ulis King return
ID last Sunday from two weeks
trapping expedition Together, they
caught fifty-three coyotes In the two
weeks Mr. Murray caught two that
were so large that he furs brought
80 each, besides, be was getting n
bounty Of $500 This made Elm
$1,000 on the two coyotes. Mr. Mur-
ray also trapped ono big loafcr. tho
first one seen IN a long time, but Il
y0' away from him. Nh Jackson,
fhn man on whose ranch thoy were
trapping, sent two cowboy FRI nHr.
uI' u the Lobo, bus they failed TO
0Fcrfako b.
Mrs Bill Chism spent Thursday
cyrrlnr with Mra SW0ffofd
Mrs. Clnud Ravens spent Friday
afternoon OF Mrs Tcaguca homo.
Mr and Mrs Tow took dinner
Sunday with Nh and Mr. John
eWUff9rd
Mossrs King and Palmer and Me-.
DANES Murray King and Palmer,
made e trim 90 Lubbock Tuesday
While there, Mrs Murray bought q
oNrnot. and since. Nh Palmer ha.
got q bass drum and he already had
the snare drum. So MOODY wiu soon
have an orchestra.
Tho eagle NJ NJ Rueters poultry
yard spoken Of IN lnR weeks Ava
/ lanehc. was caught by Fred Reeves
o. young man. of the Moody oottlc
mcnt
Mrs Lille Swofford spent satlr
day at the Claud Haven home.
Quite q number ~ MOODY people
attended the contests ai Rlrcs. Sat.
urday afternoon. Two first honor
were won by Moody one was III
goat r0ping and the other IN ~,
horse race. Dan (Slim) Mcclure
won first money in the goat ropinp
and "sm0kio," the horse belonging
20 NJ lonRley was the champion
in the horse race Smoke r. th.
horse that won In the race 90 Moody
Christmas evening and b. also Won
NJ lcvcland Inst summer
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
MONROE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Our people are most all settled in
their new homes and several new fam
lilies were represented at Sunday
School on last Sunday p. m.
We regret that the family Of jeff
Scott moved away, but the commun-
ity at Shallowator viii gain what we
lost IN giving them mp.
Miss Lola Scott of Shallowatcr,
attended church and Sunday School
here last Sunday
Row McNeeley'a ncw home Is be.
inc completed and IS I'M a more de-
girablo location than the house which
burned, as Il Is out on the road south
~ where the old one stood
Mr. Ward Grim ie having % HON
built on his place, which will be Oc-
cupied By Mr. Edgnr Bl0key and fam
ily during this year,
Welcomed Edpar and Va Joe ard
those fine sons.
Monroe expects to be represented
at Carlyle on the 9TH Sunday and
win perhaps sing in the contest. We
have won the banner twice, and sou
would do wen 90 sing up Carlysle, or
we may put you second
Our school bny team played bask
81 BAH with Caldwell ON last Fri.
day and came away victors Rah
for Monroe.
Some of our efficient Trustees and
patrons put % fresh coat Of OH on
the floors Of the school rooms on last
Saturday
Mr.. Ribhle. of Lubbock. who teach.
os AZ Vaughn, preached here last Sun.
day at n a. m and 4 p. M, giving
us two splendid lessons ON prayer
and what prayers God has aid he
viii not hear.
Adraip Merrill attended church in
Lubbock last Sunday
Mr. Herman and family visited in
The home Of Henry G. Barber and
fnmily 600 last Sunday and Monday
Mrs S. H. Cox mad for dinner
guests on last Sunday Mr. Ribhlc
and the Grahahs, $ \ and wife,
and Andrew and family
Mr.. and Mrs Grccnhlll entertain.
ed with dinner on last sunday
Champ Stephenson ard family and
Mrs. l.. +. Stephenson
Mrs Steve Collier D. improving 1l
ter severe strain 'n her foot, VIII p
caused her 20 be ripple
Miss Bessie Collier, " Luhbofk o.
pupil in the Lubbock Business Col
lege, spent the week end with tht
Greenhils.
Mrs. I'd. Gillett was absent from
church last Sunday on accoun, q
illness.
The families of George and Willie
Robinsons spent last sunday in luh-
DO K visiting relatives.
Mr.. Teal objects 10 the way his
name was spelled in these items last
week. for Il called him Leal, but !
will make my r palmer the next
time ! mention him.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Harsey reports
that our dear little sick girl, Miss
Louise Bcntly, is improving and we
all rejoice aud wish her speedy re-
covery and hope 20 have her with az
again soon.
The little child of Henry Hudnell
and wife. was sick last week, bui Is
improving
Hello. "Slat!" l. your ink fro2en3
Come Yell us the termination Of your
romance.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

A thought for today
eve live In deeds, not years; IN
thoughts, not breaths;
In feelings, not IN figures on
dial;
We should count time by heart
throbs. He most lives
Who thinks most, feels the noblesti
acts the best. Bailey.
The Baptist Ladies Auxiliary met
1t the church parlor Of the Baptist
church on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Miller had charge Of the afternoon !
program and gave an instructive and
Interesting paper on Expanding the
Foreign Missionary Horizon" point
ing out the need for "A closer study
and deeper understanding Of the
problems involved in Foreign Mis-
sionary work Other numbers on the
PROGRAM were:
SWork OF william Carey" by
hrs, Barnett >.
Paul as a Foreign Missionary"
by Mrs. Waldrop.
"work Of Adomiram Judaon,' by
Mrs Smith.
Early Missionary work Of South
,-r Baptist Convention" skctched by
NJ is. Harris.
What Part DO We Have In For
~ Missionary Work." Icy Mrs. Will
=,
Opportunities For Foreign Mis-.
I, nary Work since the Great World
Nar," Mrs. Scott
The election Of Officers was held
al the last meeting place for the
ar 1929 President, Mrs T. j.
Moore ,rNicc President, Mrs. G. w
ccotl; Secretary, Mrs ]. j. Osborne
Treasurer, Mrs j. r. Alexander. The
"Year Book plan was discussed
voted upon and accepted and q cont
itiee composed Of Messrs. Bowen
8 ott and Wilson are making The final
arrangements Mrs Roberts wal
anist for the afternoon.
The Auxiliary meets next Non
dgy afternoon at 2;30 with Mrs j.
Il Payne.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
COCIETY, CLUBS and
y PERSONALS
BY MRS. CURTIS A. KEEN
puoSe al RESIDENCE FOURTEENTH 81
PHONE RESIDENCE ie fouRrhhNr"sr |

leaves. The guests prize, In com
pliment to Mrs. W. o. Stevens, wa
a dainty hand-painted glass holder
The high score prize was won by
Mrs. Jed A. Rix. being u half a doz'
en- Ice tea Slippers. :.
The guests Of the party were Mrs
W. o. Stevens, Mesdames J. 5. John
son, Dick Arnett, J. 7. Hutchinson,
Roscoe Wilson, Hurlbut y. A. and
A. b. Conley, Jed A: Rix, 4. "
Weaver, Or, Kruger, Powell sears
VIM, John Penny, Martin, Slaton,
Wilkinson, G. c. Johnson, and Mer-
rill.
The party dispersed about $3.50,
Mrs. Castleberry having remained as
dinner guests, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. t.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Oliver,
Mrs. Jarvis and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
A. Keen.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

{. ?. {. r.. Program For Jan. Pad
Topic Buying and Selling
Leader Miss Kate Slower
Song
Scripture. Prov 20' i0,li; Amos
3. SO. Luke 9 49,
Prayer.
Open Discussion IN he lesson
Special Music.
Christian FndeaVor principle in
business Avery Crome
Song
Recitation Odell Riegcr
Buying Time. JAMES 3 "a Mrs
Clyde Mitchell
PRINCIPLES Of Honesty. Acts 5t III
Mrs. Claude Peck
Principles Of Service. Heb 3 -
icpp Martin
Short address by the President
Song.
Renpditti1n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

Topic. God In Our Lives
Leader Annette Ilusscy
Song
Prayer
Gal. 3. 1926 Alice Bean
Song.
Solo Merle OttinRcr.
Story Addie Lou Posey
Piano Solo Bcrnice Phillips.
Talk Rev. c. n. n Ferguson.
Song.
League Benediction.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

Iubhoct haa long heen mated IA
Tho Icoding civ III fbe plains and
this dis,inttion Il refiooted moi onlv
Nv Inbbock's progressive men. but
in the Social world ne well In MI
Iadvis Pcalm NO find distinrtive-
nose ana nriginalflv combined with
a rare charm, fonnd IN mo nerfert
hoaoss m bbocl,s arf and Standing
In tbe sorial sraie was demonstrafed
In fittino gtvi. Wodneeday afternoon
when M b. q q Caeileborry on.
tertaiped With delightrul Bridge
PARTY IN honor of Mrs ~ o stevens
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

sunday school, o.i5 r. m, supi
,. $ slower. Glass supi q X Wat
kins
p Preaching Services. = o. m., and
1880 p. M
Junior Erdon,or, 2:30 p NJ.
Senior Endeavor, $50 p. m,
By the request ~ the Governor ~
our State, We are 20 consider Law
Enforcement during the services OF
this Lords DAY, and lct Judgement
begin NJ the House Of the Lord.
Don forget 20 pray FOE al the
services Of Sanctuary on this Lords
day NJ you should on all other days.
Come. and may God lead M TO the
Truth, ard n real determination to
incorporate the same In our lives
that our actions may be right.
Yours In Ills servi, 20
J. r. BAKER, Pastor
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Senior Ep~orth League Program

Senior tpworth League Ffosfs"
Ian. 90. 1922, 6 r. N.
Ieader-Miss Lois Trbbs.
Subject: "a Fruit Service); God
in Our Lives.
Hymn.
Prayer.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading. Gal. V, 1926.
Hymn.
"The Fruits Of Sin"-Nellie Lokey
"The Fruits Of Righteousness"-'--
Lula Jones.
Solo-Mrs. O. y. Trinklc
God in Our Lives Makes These
Fruits Possible"- Stella Thurman.
Hymn.
Announcements.
League Benediction.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Idle Hopr Club

mfh. w. n blthlUholf blsf 'lN''T
tanned the members Of the Idle Hour
Club, Wednesday afternoon at her
home, COL Avenue |. This was o de-
lightful afternoon for the members
in attendance, those present being
Mcsdames II. /. Hicks, Hubert l.. Al
len, r. c. McSpadden, Ed. d. Allen,
j. j. Adams, Chas. r.. Wright, Louie
r. Moore and the hostess, Mrs. Dick
inson. Mrs. T. II. Carter and MISS
Anna Marco Moore, Of Floydada,
we're the special club guests.
Following several hours spent IN
needle-craft and games, the guests
were served with a splendid course
OF salad on lettuce, peanut huitcr
rolls, cheese straws, ripe olives m-
dividual pics with whipped crCom and
tea. The guests departed AZ n late
hour. declaring Mrs Dickinson a
most excellent hostess The club vii
meet next time with Mrs F e. Nc
Spadden, 010 Avenue X.
The Auxiliary Of the ST. Pauls
Episcopa Church met Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs +. W.
Thomas The important discussion
before the organization was that OF
/ the new cook book, which is now
completed and ready for the press
! Nothing is worth while without an
effort and the ladies Of the Epis-
copal Church have spared neither
! time nor trouble In making this one
/ Of the most up-to-datc cook books
I with some $50 tested rccepies.
The Maggie and Jiggs Club were
/ the guests Of Mrs Louie Moore Of
1912 18th street on "Wednesday az
( ternoon This was one Of the pref
/ t.ost par les Of the week and the SIS.
/ teen clU1 members and guests spent
most enjoyable afternoon. a charm
was added TO the pretty rooms by the
/ dainty arrangements Of fern and car.
anations and the distinctive touch
was noted In the artistic hand-paint.
/ cd srore cards, miniature, Maggie
and Iggs and Daughter. An elab.
= crate luncheon was served Of chick.
on salad ON lettuce with mndwichos
Christmas salad with nat bread and
/ chocolate stuffed dates after dinner
minis. The luncheon guests for the
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. II. ~
Miller, Miss Moore, 81 Floydada, and
Mr. SlaRle
The music lovers of Lubbock will
welcome the coming of Miss lrcn,
Swan 10 Lubbock, Miss Swan IS re'
I Gently Of New York. but more re.
/ GENTLY of Tyler, Texas, whore she has
conducted one Of the most noted
studios IN the state
Miss Swan is q graduate of the
Guilmant Organ School of which the
7 famous William G. Carl rs the direc.
I tor Miss Swan studied under Carl
for three years Among her voice
Teachers We number the great mas.
tiers Of the day, viz Fred Schlieder,
the famous composer. Florence Turn.
or Maly and Alice Gauge Mott and
Andrew Sarto. Under these teach
ers she has had rare advantage in
the world If music and we welcome
her To our city, assuring her Of our
assistance IN the establishment 81 0
real choral club in Lubbock
The regular meeting Of Nh, Auc-
ton Bridge Club was held at the
homo Of Mrs. T. W. Thomas, 1908
Avenue N There were -four tables
and the following luncheon guests
Mesdames Johnson, Jenny, Kruger,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
mEBANE COTTON SEED

We have just received car Of
Mebane Cotton Seed from TrigR
Brothers & Co., growers and dealers,
Of Mebane Cotton Seed. Of Lockhari,
Texas, the home Of Mebane Cotton
Seed. Farmers who are Interested
in pure Mebane seed will please call
and investigate our seed at once, a.
we do not ex-ect this car 81 seed Ia
last long. We stand behind every
sack of this seed with our personal
guarantee as we are getting them
from reliable dealers and can person
ally recommend them.
HODGES BROTHERS
General Merchandise
42-it
N. W. Mitchell, Of Brownfield
was here Wednesday and Thursday
iransacting business.