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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
NOME WEDDING.
Nsrriasc NJ Miss Niitrrd J.. Mohlcr
ana ". \. Naa Hckle.

one ~ the rre,tiest wedding of the
season WAS solcmnixed last nlxht n,
the home of MI. ana Mrs. WILSON a.
Mohlut, ssl. Jefferson str,et, when
their daughter. Mildred Lillian, be-
vemc tho moe u Harvey J.. Ven
itsnkle, son of Mr.. anf Mrs Oscar Ven
lienklc ~ cuy~ncourt. Rev. william
y, Iiahhsrt, pastsr ~ harrison street
N. =. church, afY,ciatc,-
The bride and groom were attended
hy Nj. and Mrs. Clarence Malcolm
sa best man end ms,ron ~ honor. re-
sp.ef,vsiy. Mrs. Paul ioomis piaye,
ihc wedding march ana Mr.. Cnfyor1
y, Alannorinx SANG 90 rromise M
m" bride wis a,,lrcd IN white satin
sna CARRIED bride roses and swss'
peas. licr attendant wore er~y
psorgnt,s crepe over satin and car.
lied sweetheart roscs and pink sweet
p~s..
A reception followed the ceremony
'rtst March J.. Mr.. and Mr.. Var
li~tle Will bo NJ homo AZ 23ie JEFF.
f~tsn street
Unves. Blant
saturday evening Mias katherin.
Msvte Hunt. daughter OF Rev and
Mro. olsuon Hllnn Blunt of Boston
and 01Bnend spsdisn Graves, son O,
Nit. end Mrs.. cpcdden Graves, q thi,
city, we're motrisd IN An Saint,
Episcopai Church. Boston. Mrs
Graves 10 q graduate " the ossinins
school and of the Boston Museum o.
Zinc Arts School Mr.. Graves wa,
graduated from Washington Collsg,
IN 1915. Tho wedding wss OF specia
Interest because " the music which
rsec~ded and accompanied Ga. cere.
mopv. The bride and her attendant,
w~fs eesortsd to the altar By chol,
boys who sans Faithful and True
from Lohcn9rin. md "The Voice Tha
tsrrAthsd Ger Eden" Tho bride.
father performed the marriage oere
mcny. the mother giving her In mar,
,sA9e. TAs bride WAS attended b,
Mlse Helen Elisa beth Blunt OF Boston
a. maid os hoaor. and Miss Virgins
iiAhn Blunt siao N Boston ss brides
maid.
John Ferry Graves ~ Baltimore
Nd. MAS bet man. and the ushe,
we're &. Phillip Wsrdner, Eeeinal,
~ Mar, William Wood Smith. War
f-n Holmcs. ell of Boston: George A
Woodward OF New York CITY. an,
.chn Wocd ~ providence. ". ].
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Lut.Aulrooney Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Lutz have
issued invitations to the wedding OF
their daughter. Mildred Marie, to
Michael Francis Mulrooney on Thurs
day morning, February 2S, at o'clock.
In st. Peters r. c. Church. Follow
Ing the wedding a breakfast will be
held at the home of the brides
parents, 4o7 Jefferson street. Mr..
Lutz is chief OF the Fire Department
and Mr.. Mulrooney is the chief clerk.
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Gives Bridal Shower.

Last evening Miss Virginia Cohee
Of 2SoS Jefferson street gave a bridal
shower for Miss Marian Armstrong OF
Roselle, in honor OF Miss Armstrong;
engagement to Frank swartz, also OF
Elsmere. The house was appropriately
decorated. A buffet luncheon was
served the guests. many OF whom were
from out Of town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Mostly. About People

Miss Mary Ramsay sailed last Sat-
ursis1 for Buenos Aires whore she will
remain with her sister. Mrs. Alfred
ID. Chandler. until spring. Whsn she
rsturns. rho will 10 accompanied ny
Mrs. Chandler and her throo children.
who Will visit Mrs. William q. Rnm-
,sy.
Mrs. Coleman du FONT Win bc at
homo In Washington at tho New WILL
lard Hotel. after four o'clock on sat-
urday. February IA.
artist of baltimore 10 visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Mullan. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Patterson
and Miss Eiisahsth Patterson will
leave tomorrow for New York. to sail
on Saturday for bermuda whcro they
win spond month.
Mrs. Felix du Pont will give a din
osr Friday evening.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter is giving n
luncheon bridge on Friday.
Miss Ammo Garrett gave card
party Monday evening In honor OF
Miss Louise Lea.
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. and her
guest, Miss Malcolm. will sail on Sat-
urd"y for Nassau, in tho n'hama'.
Irenec du Pont win tske . party 10
Palm Beach tho last OF this month.
Included In tho party win be MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Carpenter, and DIR. and
Mrs. Draper.
Mrs. Frank DeArmond gave a din
ner before tho valentine dance Last
evening.
Mrs. J. II. Stadelmnn IL visiting
Mrs. u. Bowman Leaf In Philadelphia
Miss Julia Elliott returned Monday
from n visit with Mis-. Locy Gawth.
rop. I'm New York
Miss Jane Ramsey. Is homo from
Stamford, Connecticut.
Nisa Mary Marvel will 20 TO New
York on Saturday 20 lie the guest o.
Miss Anne Warren.
Miss Crsiglo' McNaig OF pittshurg
IL visiting Misses Mary and Jan,
Marvel
Miss katherine lille. is expecte,
home from New York City this eve
ming.
Mrs. Gamble Iatrobo will sive 9
dinner and theatre party this eve.
ming fcr Miss Elizabeth Reese.
Every Monday afternoon this wintel
Mrs. FrAnN Tallman has been at hom,
to her friends at charming informa
receptions She IL assisted In receiv
ing BY Mrs. Irving Warner. Thi
Monday the reception was especially
pleasant knd Mrs. Tallman's gracious
hospitality WAS enjoyed by a larg'
greup OF her friends.
Alex. r. Crichton. president OF tn
Union National Bank, has been visit
Ing Frankfort. KY. his former home
Former Governor Joha G.. Town
send. Jr.. OF selbyvills. spent part o
this week IN Wilmington.
According to itinerary, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Kur;z and Hiss kurtz, VIII
have bcon touring China and Japan
eft Manila. T. l., Monday on the re
turn trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
ALUMNAE REUNION.
TO bs Held Tonight in dr Pout Build
Ing Rest Room,

The big reunion OF the High School
Alumnae VIII be held this evening at
o'clock In the rest room OF the du
pont Building. The rest room is en-
the twelfth floor. Those attending arc
asked TO take. the Tenth street eleve-
tor.
"A large number Of women Eradu-
ates or the High School have signif,ed
their intention TO be present. The
entertainment planned for the eve
ming Is OF a nature that viii prove
most popular WITH all. Miss Dorothy
Hay. who is In charge OF the program,
has arranged many novel features
Refreshments viii not be overlooked.
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Women's College Girls Entertain
ny Nellie D. Blair

Newark, Feb. 15r-SSevcral Of the
alumnsc who were here for the an
fual Alumnas banquet stayed with US
over tho weekend. They were very
much delighted with the improve
ments which have taken plncc on tho
campus since they were strdente. and
they arc moro than proud 20 ba
niuinnae cf ruch n progressive col
lego.
On Sunday afternoon. Mrs George
r.. Dut.on, who is tho wife OF the
honorary member Of the Junior class
entertained informally si tea for sev-
ersl OF the Junior girls. Those who at
tended were: Helen Shorb, Evelyn
spruspce. Nellie Blair, Ruth A. Rus
sell, Fave Moore. Hannah Deskyns
and Mary Handy.
Miss Ethelda Mullen OF tho Assoclat g
cd Charities OF Wilmington spoke al
the Y. w. c. a. service On Sunday
evening. Anna Marvil. rs wns the
leader and prernted the speaker Nils,
Mullen took ss her text ths story OF
the good Samaritan. Not only did M
help. but ne helped wisely, she said
and followed UP his help by continued
attention. These threA facts are anal.
asous to the condition Of charity if
Wilmington. The help wisely giveY
mug, be followed by continued aid ant
his cannot be given unless by volun
tcer service. Miss Mullen explained {
little OK the social service work whici
IL being done in Wilmington. both b,
the organized societies and by yolun
| tsry aid. Although the girls do no
/ have very much tino to deyots Z
work Of this kind. the Y. w. G. a
cabinet Is planning to give some sup
port 20 The work In that city.
The chapel period on Monday morn
ing was used by the committee 20 re
seat tho girls according 70 ciasses
Yesterday morning no exercises veT
held because no outside speaker ,hs'
been secured.
| An invitation has come from Mis-
E,velina du Pont for on French stu
/ dents 10 attend the "fete ennueile" 0
the Wilmington group OF tho Allienc
Franchise. The lecture win be held o.
| February IS. at Trinity parish hou-'
wilmington. Lieut.. Jern Gouther Wi
talk on the subject Of the legends an
customs OF Aisscc.
The Freshmen class inyted thei
Zig sisters" the Juniors, 20 part,
IL, the HllarIum on Monday evening
! Each little sietef" was there 20 re
ceive her guest and promptly NJ min
( tho fun started. A sketch was give
which showed the hornesiol; Freshman
as acted by KITTY Davis, receiving he
/ bib from the overbearins Sophomor.
Alice pruott.
The forloru 'Freshts- voN horrrbi
srubbeh by naughty Senior. Rowa
McHugh. but was brought up from IN
depths OF despair by tho jolly Junio
Peggy Black. And tho Freshman ha
brought gifts from homo for ean
member OF tho Junior clsss. Th
Juniors then received small E;fts whsc
were either characteristic OF thS
abilities or failinss. Dean Robinso
was not forgotten. and received DO
10, candy, out OF which ono could prot
ably have counted on one Anger Oh
number of pieces which remained nftt
the guests had pertaken. When u
playlet was over Yukon D7inties wei
passed around ana then evsryor
spent the rest Of the evening IN dane
Ing. The remark made by one Junio
that she wouldn't mind going 70 sue
a party every night in the wsea," wa
typical OF the way that everyone fe
when the good time was over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Alliance Franchise Open Meeting.

The Alliance Francsiss extends an
Invitation to tho public to attend its
annual open meeting at Trinity parish
house, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Lieutenant Geuthier. e member Of the
Legion OF Honor and other dis
tinguished bodies. who Is q well known
instructor in French st West Point
Will give an Illustrated lecture In
English on "Strassburg, Old and New
He will speak OF the various customs
and legends connected with tho city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Beacon College Club Entertainment,

For the purpose of increasing men,
hership and stimulating interest in
the annual banquet and dance Of the
beocom College Club. each member
who has paid 1922 dues and obtains
i've new members before March s.
Will be awarded one ticket to the ban
auet and II member obtains 10 or
moro new members tho award will be
two tickets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Ursuline Dance.

The N Nu valeStine dance Of the
Crsuline Academy was held last night
in the du Barry room OF the Hotel du
Pont The patronesses were Mrs.
Dennis Buckley, Mrs. Daniel Casey,
Mrs. Joseph Celia, Mrs. Catherine
Gillespie, Mrs. Nellie kellyl Mrs. Pat
rick Mundy, Mrs. George Simon, Mrs:
James Sweeney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Follysnns Brnnch Postpones Meeting

Because Of the present health con-
dition-. the Pollyanna Branch of the
International Sunshine Society will
postpone It's meeting from this Fri
day until tho first Friday IN March.
This branch has many Junior men,
bers who come under the ban OF the
Board OF Health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
SUNSHINE CARD PARTY.

The New Era Branch OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society viii hold
card party Monday ct p. m, al
Sunshine Hall. l4os Delaware avenue.
Bridge and 300 will be played. and
prize Will be awarded each table. Mrs.
George l.. Riley. chairman Of Ways
and Means. will bo in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Guests From laurel.

Last Friday, Dean Robinson enter
tanned the Laurel members OF the State
Board OF Education. and -~also the
Laurel girls in college, after the meet
ing which was held at the university.
On Tuesday night. DR.. John Mez,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Washington Party Postponed.

The Washington play and enter
tainment, which was to have been
given on Saturday, February 25. by
the education committee OF the New
Century Club for the benent Of the
milk fund. has been indefinitely post
poncd, the date TO be announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Valentine Party 1T Grace.

About seventy-hve young people at
tended a valentine party held IN Grace
church house last evening. Tho room
WAS decorated with red hearts OF all
sizes. and the refreshments carried
out the color scheme. The evening
was spent in playing old fashioned
xames
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Lecture at 9raas C,vsrsA.

This Friday evening Or. Clarence
True Wilson OF Weahin 1tou, D. g.
Will lecture in the Sunday scAooi bali
Of Grace NJ. r.. Church on "Iohis
wilkes Booth, the Nrstsry ~ Amsri.
can History"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
women's Missionary Circle.

The Women's Missionary Circle Of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in
the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
Bake and Apron Sale.

The Sewing Circle Of West Presby-
,crisn Church VIII hold nm apron sale
and bake az the home Of AIrs. Citing
sle Washington Street, Friday after
noon ~ o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Last evening about $50 guests at
tended the cnjcyAhlc Valentine dance
given IN tha Vo,-l du ront hall room
fcr tho p,dcrt Hospital Tor under
nou,l.h~d children ~ France. The
room wa. decorated With French and
American nass. MANY cf tho guests
who w,rc attending dinners and
o,hcrs who wiAhed TO eco Blanche
Mates aud Henry Miller play In Tho
Famous Mrs. Fair" before seeing them
nt the dance did not arrive until late.
The committee which arranged the
sucresssui dance WAS under tho leader
shlr ~ Miss Nic,ornc du pont. Mem
hers ~ her committee wcro Misses
Mstsar.,,a du ront. Julia Elliott. Alice
Candle. IuliN Townsend ana Sarah
Townsend Misa Elisabeth Holloday
was chairman Of IN. rnspcc commit
zee, which WAS composed of Misses
Jane Marvel, Mary Marvel. Katherine
Armstrong, ana ,lclcn odcli Mise
Csth-r Ward and Miss rlinor rhomp-
son had charge of tn. publicity.
Tho procc-da ~ the dance VIII 20
40 tho hospital. which was founded
by an American and supported Y
Americans. n IN located in the
ryfcnccs mountains. where tho under
nou,ished l,tlo children from French
cities may .n,Jy 10th tho mountains
and the arashorc and grow healthy
and strong Ia the out % door NE they
lead,
ono ~ tho events of the college year
Ia tho "iunlur Prom" This Friday
cNrnlns the iunior class of tho tni-
Nrtsity " Delaware viii hold its an
nual dance. Tho nr1sif has been limit
sd a. iau coupl,s. mainly juniors.
upper ciassmcn and alumni The af-
f,lf has been planned by members ~
the class ~ ipea. and promises 60 be
muHt delightful ns arrangements have
been made fOr two orChostra-, and
ulhcr features. A bunct supper will
hr served IN the du Harry. room at
midninht. Earl ~. iirandt heads the
executive committee. John NJ. Lynch
is chairman ~ invitations. and N. n.
tulr Rni Edwin \. ri,men have
charge ~ the finances, y. Paul Win
trur N publicity chairman, and Edwin
\ liovy Ia In charge ~ tho programs.
A. johnson Rowan is chairman of
mu.lo and Granville =. Robinson will
attend 90 the decorations.
Tho patroness.- for the dance viii
he NrH. waiter iiullihon. Mrs.
laurence smith, Mrs. George y. put.
~ Mrs John i'illins. Mrs. v. NJ. X.
rustcr, Mrs. ,'hnrle- y. evans, Mrs,
~, \. rinany. Mrs. WI
linm -. pcnncy, N,a. George Carter,
Me. Clarence short Mrs. &. \. Nc
q, dn ron,. Mrs. II. A. du ront, Misr
wln.frea =, Robinson.
Mr.. v. n. Mode entertained at a
valentine party yesterday afternoon.
tlriise parties erc tho most populsr
form of entertainment At present and
every week several arc given at which
three ur four tables are entertained.
Yesterday afternoon Nrs. W. ". Fem.
", entertained ten tables at bridge
and latcs had about twenty-five guests
Zoe ten. Mira. Landlord ~ baltimore
o. Nrs renn- house nucst this week
Mira Charles n. Evan. IL swing .
card party this afternoon.
Mia. Martha shortlldsc is IN town
Nlsi,ins her friends and VIII remain
hero for several weeks. Tomorrow
Mrs. willie Harrington win sivc n
,sri PARTY for her
VI. and Mrs. ircncc du r0nt gave a
dinner inst evening In honor of their
daughter Marrarctta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

. After March !. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves
VIII make their home in Chestertown,
Ha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

VALENTINO Dance tonight. prizes
Young's Studio Of Dancing.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15
SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

Any news intonded for tho Sunshine
column should reach the chairman Of
tho press committee not later than
Wednesday noon Address Mrs. Otto
" C,rt 1912 Delaware avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Mira Charles n. Evans IL Swing q
card party this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

According to itinerary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Kur,z and Miss kurtz, who
have bcon touring China and Japan.
eft Manila. L. l., Monday on the re-
turn trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Mia. Martha shortlldsc is IN town
Nlsi,ins her friends and viii remain
hero for several weeks. Tomorrow
Mrs. Willie Harrington win eivc n
,Rri PARTY for her
NJ. and Mrs. ircncc du ront gave a
dinner lnst evening In honor of their
daughter Marrarctta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Former Governor Joha G. Town.
send. Jr, OF selbyv!lls. spent part Of
this week IN Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

irenec du Pont win take . party 20
Palm Reach tho last OF this month.
included I'm tho party win be MIR. and
Mrs Walter Carpenter, and DIR. and
Mrs Draper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Alex. p. Crichton. president OF. the
Union National Bank, has been visit
ing Frankfort. KY. his former homo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Mrs. Frank DeArmond save a din
ner before tho valentine dance last
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-15

Alr-, Y. n, Mode entertained AT n
valentine party yesterday afternoon.
Williams news., 1922-06-02
CLOSE GAME TAKEN
 FROM EMERSON

The article following, clip ed from the Green and Brown published by the students of the Emerson High School of Flag staff, explains itself and is printed here to show the good sportmanship of the defeated team.
 "The members of the base ball team of the Emerson High School motored to Williams on the afternoon of May 26, and played Williams High. The school at Williams was dis missed for the game.
 The game was close and ex- citing. Williams came to the bat for the last time, with the score 13 to II in Flagstaff s favor. The first man up was put out at first. The second man walked. The third and fourth men made hits, filling the bases. Cole came to bat and scored two men, tying the score. Then Rupe came to bat, and scored the deciding run.
 Although we lost the game, we returned home with the feel ing that we had given them a good battle. It was the clos est and probably the most ex- citing game we played during the season"
 The second and last school game at home will be played Friday afternoon of this week with the Normalites and it is hoped that the same medicine will be administered.
Williams news., 1922-06-02
ASH FORK DEFEATS
 FLAGSTAFF 16 TO 6

The Ash Fork ball team met Flagstaff on the Flagstaff dia- mond Tuesday afternoon in a Decoration Day game. The score ran rather high before the end of the game but for the first five innings it was as close as could be asked-1 to o in favor of Ash Fork. After the fifth the Flagstaff pitcher weakened and so did the Ash Fork slab artist only not so much so.
 The latter part of the game was marked by cloudburst of home runs. Four of the Ash Fork players, Pritchard, Collins, Rupe and Cooke each copped a home run bringing in eight scores in all. Carlson of Flagstaff was the one player of that team to round the bags on one hit.
 Webb, the Indian pitcher of Ash Fork, showed up in good form and gives promise of help ing that team to many victories in the future.
 The Flagstaff team showed much good material and with a little realignment will yet make a good showing for the season.
Williams news., 1922-06-02
NEW PLUMBING SHOP
 IS OPENED IN WILLIAMS

J. E. Nichols. of Santa Maria, Cal, has opened a plumbing shop in the building formerly owned by the Baumann-Hinds Construction Company, on Sec ond Street two blocks north of the Santa Fe tracks. MT. Nich- ols has been employed at the plumbing trade for the past twenty years and is an expert at plumbing and sheet metal work.
 This big shop gives MT. Nich- ols an abundance of room and he will use a part of this space to install a complete line of plumbing supplies. He expects these to arrive the first of next week and will then be prepared to do every kind of work in his line.
 Mrs. Nichols and the children are visiting relatives in Flag staff at present but will join their husband and father here at later date.
Williams news., 1922-06-02
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL
 SERVICES

Decoration Day was observ- ed in Williams by impressive services at the Sultana given in honor of the martyred heroes of our wars. The program be- gan at 1O:OO o'clock under the auspices of the American Leg ion assisted by Company l. The school children marched to the Sultana in a body. The remains of Justo Cordova, the only man from Williams to make the supreme sacrifice, were buried with military hon. ors.
 The program opened with ''The Star Spangled Banner" played by the. Mexican Band after which Rev. Lowe led the assembly in prayer. All join ed in singing Nearer My God to Thee. Mrs. B. F. Sweet wood gave a beautiful rendit- ion of "One Sweetly Solemn Thought. Rev. Lowe deliv- cred a masterly plea urging that the living make sure that our boys who gave their lives upon the battlefield should not have died in vain. The ad- dress was delivered over the re- mains of Justo Cordova. Miss Harriet Lebsch sang sweetly Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". MT. l.. s. Williams gave very impressive delivery of his beautiful poem, "That Man kind Should Be Free" dedicat- ed to the memory of Justo Cor dova. Prof Gonzales then ad- dressed the Mexicans in Span ish. All joined in My Coun- try lis of Thee" The band played Mendelssohn' Funeral March" and the funeral pro- cession marched to the ceme- tery where the last solmn rites of military funeral were per formed.
Williams news., 1922-06-02
SCHOOL GRADUATION
 EXERCISES, THURSDAY

Graduation exercises for both the grammar school and the high school will be held next Thursday night at the school auditorium. The program for the evening will consist of mu- sic, speaking, exercises by some of the rooms, and the presenta- tion of diplomas.
 There will be over twenty pupils in the graduating class of the eighth grade and six in the high school.
 The various rooms will be open to patrons and exhibits of the work done by the school children will be on display. All parents are especially urged to attend the exercises and visit the school rooms.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

There have been a few small forest fires. One was started by a tourist, who left his camp fire burning along the Canyon road. A strong wind came up and the fire started quickly to spread. However, it was dis covered almost at once by lookout Boyett on Kendrick and reported by him, and fire man Greene of Spring Valley was right on the job, so that the fire had no chance of get ing away. The other fires were all discovered almost as soon as they started, and would have spread over large areas if they had not been nipped in the bud. They were all due to carelessness. If this care lessness could be eliminated, what saving there would be.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

Safety Razor Blades cost mon ey. Don't throw them away when dulled. We sharpen them as good as new. Leave your blades at Grand Canyon Drug Go.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

be lots of fun. Tom WageE will officiate as caller for the circle and square dances Fem. thinks everybody will be able to hear him, provided they are~ not more than two oE. three miles off.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

The baccaIaureate sermon for the graduating classes of the Williams schools will be deliv- cred at the Episcopal church Sunday, June 4.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

Box factory wood piled in wood yard can be had free of charge if hauled promptly. Inquire at office.
 Saginaw & Manistee Lbr. Go.
Williams news., 1922-06-02

The large and modern Tan lac Laboratories at Dayton, Ohio, occupy 6O,O0O square feet of floor space. Williams Drug Go. Adv.