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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
TORTNIGUTIN 10 HAVE
,PI(INI PROGRAM.

4 miscellaneous program will be
presented Tuesday evening al the
regular meeting 81 the Fortuightly
Music club. and will be- followed
hy o. husiness meeting ~ = o'clock
there will be rehearsal for the ora
tnrto 'Lohengrin which the club
viii psrsent early IN May.
The club will present a special
program March IS, at Iiss Louise
Nlchol \ studio. Whiting building
at \ O'Clock 4 paper, Musical
Form. by Miss Gertrude Thump-
son will be illustrated rs the piano
pupils ~ Miss Nichols,
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TuE SUNSHINE STATE.
Hy AguU~ Davenport lgunal

.Ghsres much 10 attract iu the sun
shine state.
Where there's sunshine an the
year;
Where the distant mountain tops
seem close.
IN the air that's pure and clear.
Where thc roads wind In ami out
among
The mountains wild and steep.
o. ftrctch away across the plains
TO enter canyons deep.
u Is true the Eas2 las maui
charms.
And rich fields of waving grain,
Bur lrenry to me are cloudy skies.
and days ana days % rain.
Ana although this sunny, western
land
May barren cen 20 some.
W the braclng air has healing
balm.
Az many know who'vo come.
s. give 90 mo the sunshine state
So place car perfect be.
Bu. toy my portion. tfe sun-kisscj
la fb. .,ugf.tt- uraaf aI,sD rrn
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IEuNION OF
y

nr and Mrs. A G. Shogtle. as
sted by Mrs Shortle'a mother,
.rz. Mitchell. entertained delight
lilly at their home on Wert Cop
er went on Saturday evening
! honor OF their house guests,
|r and Mrs. stephen Bryan, OF
Frankfort, Ind.
Tho party was In the nature Of
reunion. ns all the guests for
|erly were residents 90 clinton
Iunty. Indiana The earlier part
4 the evening brought a warm
newul OF friendships Later. re-
|eshments were served.
The invited guests were Mr.. and
|rs Charles Goodwin. MIR and
b.. Charles Burkhalter. Mr. and
N. woivcr. Mr. and Mrs. Will
[pse. Mr.. aud Mrs Garwood. Mr.
BIZ Mrs. Paul Bvermnn. MIR. and
r.. Adams. MIR. and Mrs. WIN
rocks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blinn.
h. Jack Bhnn. Mrs. Bppcrson,
rs. Todd. Mrs. Charline Good
n p~sicrson. Miss Bess Weaver.
lss Iylen Weaver. Miss Alma
brow samuel Goodwin, william
podwin. Dana Todd and Master
I'm Brooks
The party brought out the fnct
al there are over forty residents
Albuquerque who were former
residents OF clinton county. In
ann
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LADIES AID TEA THURSDAY

The ladies' Ala society of tho
Presbyterian church VIII gum-
mcuDs n series OF monthly teas usxt
Thursday afternoon with one az
Nh y A Nohl's home on West
Central avenue. The tea h. To- Do
given for o.. mpmh,rH OF tlr al-
ciety and thc ladies of the church.
and fof their friends. Following
lt. tHUre viii le a llm'-,uukiur
all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

The Missionary study Relay
class Of the central Avenue Meth
odlst church met last Thurrdny
with Mrs o. r. Wilson on Nassar
avenue Tho program dcsiencd
for religions Instruction took up
the remainder Of the morning and
at luncheon time the ladies' were
entertained hy Mrs Wilson The
afternoon was Also given over 20
mleslnus study.
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DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone Sf5.

There a song by Eugene Field about the RUek-a-Bye Lady
rom Hush. a Bye street, that gives a picture Of her with pop
pies that hang from her head To her feet but when II comes TO
graphic descriptions, Eugene Field is just backed oil the map
~ the picture of a good Irish saint, with shamrocks that hang
rom his head 10 his feet. that the bare recital of the news Of
he week in the social world gives. II seems that clay pipes and
pipe hats; shamrocks and green flags were AN inspiration
or parties. as we'll as an excuse.
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DINNER PARTiiis ToR
ION I AINIlOHN

Mrs q W Bond D. giving 70 ser-
les uf two d'nuer parties for Mrs
l,ssi, Brown and nor mother Nr
coffin. of Iowa who have been hrf
guests for some time tn, nrsi
was saturday evening and fHH soI
oud today. TW eINt suysts were iu.
yitod on each occasion Both dNu.
nerr were In the nature 90 family
dinners Mrs. Brown and Mrs
roffn leave this evening for Iowa.
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TRIANGLE CLASS
ENTlRTAINIn

Mrs Thompson teacher OF tht
Triangle class OF the Lead Avenue
Methodist church. was hostess af 60
most enjoyable Informal party Fri
dgy evening. at ttr home Tor tho
glfls OF the GLASS Some plans for
the clns~ we're discussed but fhe
greater part uf the evening was
gwen over 60 games Nud nu in-
formal GOOD time
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mANnsnAM.sMiIm.

shaw and Thomas Y. Smith. the
former of San Pedro. Calf. and
the latter OF la lara, Cole. took
place at the parsonage Of the Gem
trail Avenue Methodist church.
March 10. The Rev G. g. Higbee
officiHtsd. MIR. and Mira simti,
left after the ceremony for Call.
fornia. where they will make their
home.
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|tEF,k LIsfII.lt WOMEN
DANCE

Hail Greek letter women OF the
Il iycrsity participated as h%ostesseS
n enter aiming nt n Of the biggest
4 noes ~ the school year FRIDAY
rning the InterAurority dance az
masonic temple In lieu OF the
xherui celebration ~ -. Patrick
j. green was injected subtly into
~ color scheme and carried out
i attractive dance programs and
t4en punch and cakes The dance
' quite Informal and quite thor
enjoyed
tAtlss juliet fleischer OF Alpha
Ill Omega. was Ia charge of tha
sangementA. pr. and Mrs 4. -
Htcheli. lr and Mrs /. u iess
and Miss Edna Musher were tho
4hu"rons. The hostesScS were
III Mu, the Misses Clarissn Par
lie. Lillian Patton. Ruth Helm.
Nm Hess. Gerpldlne Tuily. Nelmd
Min. Dorothy Wagner Margaret
Nsdorf. Olive Harden. Marcelia
aison. Margaret SparHo. Newell
tun and Bertha Lee Payne, amt
~ Octuvia Johnston a III INT
lha chi omega. tie Misses
Igtnces Andrews Dorothy Seven
H., Ciydu Wilson, Carol Wilson,
riorie ClcaVc. Helen Jackson.
juliet Fleischcr; Kappa Kappa
3lmma. the Misses Blanche Guley
WON Macarthur, Ruth Dougherty,
Nlma snyder. irene Fee, Helen
well. Lorenn Burton, Norma
ulRms. Elizabeth Sheppard.
lie Wilson. Mollie C%ulpeppcT ant
rdell Morrison ana Alpha Delta
the Misses Dorothy Cameron,
Xrgnrct Easicrday. Mary Wood.
bel Porter. Hazel Morris. Louise
row. and Maude kiordan: Mrs.
n ropejoy and Mrs. John
uEgA
%isssrs. Dale Snyder, veon
ch. Dudly snyder. Mccarthy
slowell. Walter Berger, Blll
rk. Prank Neher, Ed Hqrgnn.
non whitley. John Popejoy.
lfufd Barnhart. I'd Leighton,
man Mayne. Charles Gull
per. Hugh Cooper. Dean Wait.
Miller, John Wilson. walter
I'd. Fred wagner Bianco
ite. Roy Johnson. Max ferRu-
Biil Clark, Hugh Graham. lr-
Bette. Haroid Brandebury.
lrge Martin. Tom Hughes. Jr,
Nries sullivan. John SterFet.
rEc owen. Frank Reed oslo
ss. Pat Pugh, Dick Angle,
ScruRgs. willard ,stofer.
IN Hesselden. Marshall Wilson.
Dry colwell. Jack jeff. ed
gan, Vance Sroopmire. John
ejoy. Walter Bowman, Merton
Lis and BIN Hale.
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u \ " 10 Ni1l,T
WIN Mis- a. TftN

The daughters OF the American
Revolution viii meet next Satur-
j. . l.uthy. when site luthy and
Miss Estolie s4uthy viii hc the host
efses The program Will consist of
a paper. by a Colonial Flrrsiip
by Mrs Arno Huning and "a vocal
solo hy Mise Evsnreiint Perry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

a father md o banquet D. to be
EiH"u tomorrow evening at D
Lad Avenue Methodist church uy
thD brotherhood OF the church. 4
lafac nttcndnnc. is expected as this
will be- one 81 the regular brother
hood meetings. which have been
welcomed by tho men and their
ions during the winter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

HitiSTiAN CHII.Cu
NH HAS
SOCIAL.

Miss Louise Mcdowell entertain
"A the Christian Endenvor socie'y
q tho Christian church Tuesday
veninE at her home with q 81
ntrick day social In connection
With the regular monthly huslnegz
meeting az the society. After the
hort business session there were
eamea and refreshments were
ervcd There were % dozen menu
lpFH present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

one Of the regular suhstrlHti7n
dances. managed by u group uf
boys Of the High school Tor boys
and EIris Of that age was given
Friday evening at X. 90 T. han
There were almost 100 couples
dnncing during the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

proprintc to the stormy day Of wind
and sand
Next Friday II philanthropy day
ut the club and the public II IN
vltcd. There viii also be "a tnlg
by "a wuman Of national rcnuwn
she is Mr.. Maud Wood Park OF
Boston. president Of the League Ut
Women voters. ana she has n mes
sage for the women OF New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
CARD PARTY IOR VISITORS.

MIR and Mrs lulluF Eoshwitz ~.
Memthis Tenn. who have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs nasid
y Weller. Jr., Ion the past week.
we're the guests Of honor a. an IN
formal perty Wednesday evening,
when Mr. and Mrs Sol Weller n
tertaincd for them There wore 10
couples present Tho evening was
spent playing cards
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MRS. ROBINSON ENTEnTAINs
INFORMALLY.

A ST Patrlck's day motif In dec
%orntions was carried out In an in
formal afternoon bridge Thursday
evening. at the home OF Mrs. u y.
Robinson Three tables played dur
INK the afternoon. A three course
supper was scryed after she game
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PHI Mis GIVE BENEFIT
nnIIAEE TIA

Friends OF the Phi Mu girls We're
out On mnrse yesterday afternoon
to the bridge tea given by the soro-
rity NJ the Woman's club, a. a BEN
eft There weIe IS tables and
after the game the pledges served
cake and coffee.
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CHILDREN no C~ELEBRATE
JEWISH FEAST.

The rhIldron % The iuvenlla de-
pnrtment OF Temple Albert win be-
entertained this afternoon at tho
temple, with a party in celebration
OF the Feast Of Pursm, or the Feast
OF Esther. Their parents ceiehrat-
ed this feast last Monday evening
with a lnnra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
UNIVERSITY Has
nfG. MEX

The most important OF all school
elections at the University dur.ns
the year was the election OF ofN
GERS OF the student body held la.
week Edward Morgan. Jr wN
elected president and Marion Sur
net vice president.
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opQ
pot LUCK" 81 PPIR.

A pot luck" supper IL 10 be civ
en- hy the members Of the PhilliI
Bihlc class Tuesday evening at tH.
church. Each guest H. 20 hrlr.
one course ~ the supper tn
will be m Informal social ovonIH
aftarMard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

music and other numbra-wus
enjoyed by the members OF the
Ftiandahip class u the Christian
church-a class OF young married
people taught by Rev. Guy-Frt-
dny evening Mr. and Mrs. Errctt
Van Cicave and Mr.. ana MIRA. a.
- Sulllvaut the hosts at the
Van Cieave home
Shamrocks and Irish flags we're
disposed about the rooms TO great
effect. and gave the right Irish
atmospherc This was furthared
hy nv Irish songs and readings
of tho evening, the fir. OF which
was That old Irish Mother %
Mine sung by % r.. Barker. THIS
was followed by Mother Ma.
chrec Mr.. Fuller gave a piano
selection. "~Tipperary. with va
riatlons a game that afforded
much fun consisted OF tho playing
Of choruses Of several well known
irish songs and guessing the ,itlos
Mrs Paul Mozely played for this.
AFTER the program games were
played and a supper was served.
There We're some fifty guests, SOW
erHi people outside q the club
having been Invited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

Miss Lorna Lester entertained
her bridge club yesterday afternoon
90 her home oE south Fourth
rect There were three table,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

Mrs harriet = Vance tho city
secretary q. the southwest field OF
the y " g. A, spent thrro DAVIS
Aiarch M. ~ and ia, in Alhrquer.
Que She came To present the d.
sues OF the forthcoming convention
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Mrs. ROcERS 40
o, Ci'B

Mrg Guy Nuf ~ win entertain
the Wednesday bridge club tho
coming week. a. her home There
viii De the regular three tables.
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YoUNG GIRLS MEisP
lDR HRlDGI,.

Miss Virginia M~ciandress' bridge
club was entertained yesterday nt-
ternoon by her at her home ON
West Central There were eight
young High school girls present
who spent a very pleasant after
MON nj the game.
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mGnI aNn nHinGr MIErs

Tho HlEhIand BTldEc club NOM
beers were the guests OF Mrs Cop
peck. at the Washington apart.
ments, last TUESDAY afternoon. az
their regular meeting There were
two tables
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

Mrs " O. Hcid Wall entertain
The Friday afternoon Bridge club
'lls week.
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. 90
PATRfCk'S DAY
<Iff4IE

hs Treble Clef Music cldb
. " first official bow to IT.
hi yesterday afternoon, at the
Patfick'a day musicals az the
e OF Mrs. Charles Carey Well
! ing an equal number % guests
II the members, b. means 81
Har green invitations inscribed In
in ink the Treble Clef club
tented n program that was as
r. rs Paddy's pig though the
N comparison Ia unworthy-and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
ooo

The Athletic council members
elected last week were Mics Helen
stnwoll Miss Helen Nelson and
Clifford Hnrnhart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
|fDGE TEA FOR
'fORlrN.

bridge tea nt the College lnu
be- given next Saturday after
ii by Mrs. Charles Carey, Tor
girls Of Alpha Delta ~ sorority.
r r. VII he five tables MR.
II y will be assisted by Mrs r J,
Dry. Miss Wilma Shelton and
Mccormick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
CLASS
HAS IRISH PARTY.

An evening that was a success
zion o. purely Irish numbers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

The first appearance OF the year
Of the newly revived a. ~ a.
Dramatic club was made Friday
morning In the one act play Tho
Wonder HAT A % ambition
play h 10 be attempted before the
glOaq OF school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
POO
fIANs RECITAL
THUS AFTERNOON.

Miss Louise Nichola will present
u pupils OF High school age In
a recital this afternoon at .
O'Clock az the woman's club. Ma
Ran Eller. who will play a Violin
solo. and Helen Josias. who 10 to
sinE viii assist on the program
All friends II the young maisi-
clans are Invited TO attend.
Tha program 81 piano solos and
duets VIII be presented by this fol-
lowing members VI Miss Nl~hols'
class Marian Crawford. Jean
Mcbougali, Adele Mearns. E,sa
s%esiE'nau Harry Husf Mhrgafel
na'y, DUiia Moya. Bernardlne
wis Margaret White. Frances
Mondeil Earl Marcus Margaret
Shortl". Helen Io~ias. Elizabeth
Nurluaus Catherine Nuniist,
Florence Hanson and clyde C1eve.
and Eunicc Herkenhoff and
Margaret Shortle will be accom-.
puuIsfr
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ooc
INITRTAINs CHURCH CHOIR.

Miss Dorothy Cameron entertain
led Informally Thursday evening
in. choir practice night Of tn"
Lutheran church choir and fol
lowlnr the regular evening OF work
,,u church hymns. there was music
,'f an Informal nature and refresh
7 fuUufa we're asrNaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

ffruEgicd as per the annual cu--
tom yesterday over the tug-o'-war
.At the time this went 90 press the
do |-inn had not been reached "a
~ fhc winner but from past history
pr lH possible to chronicle with inn
iuulty that bruised faces. biistercd
BANDS. bruised backs and should
pr and torn clothes were the trJ-
IhIs- OF both.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
|1tA FOR Mrs.
MILAN HARLEY.

IN INK MitN.
HARLEY.
Mrs william Harley, n very
popular Albuquerque girl vino IL
low hnakinR hcr home In Dulcc.
/. a.. and who was formerly Miss
lima naldridge. WA the honor
|uest Friday afternoon at the
afternoon Tea given her
~ Mrs. August Sells and Mrs.
gnes Averyt. The Sells home was
host attrnctivoly decorated in
and whits-iighted with
|reen candles and given a sugges-
on Of Easter with white lilies.
hrs. George Taylor. Mrs. Kenneth
|aidrldge, Mrs. Roy Stamm and
Hiss Estelle Luthy assisted. More
ban 20 friends Of Mrs. Harley's
|liled during the afternoon.
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9
u NOR MUSIC CIIB.

iN 'N' HpAtiuuE ballroom Of
liuning Castle yesterday was
staged one Of tho happiest evenfs
NAV over echoed in this festal
h"ll Not wholly social in nature
f"ciablliy and fellowship OF
hluur'n spirits were the outstand-
inr features
Thcre assembled al the invl,,-
ZION % the hostess mere than 40
violin players with the ard.nt
tnfhiAinsm of youth. "a new must.
'IHh WINS organized. This j. a
'luh destined TO make history IN
music annals not only OF Albu-
'u'fHH' but Of New Mexico. aud
l'rH ,n- in wider circles
IN' new organization has .tlsw
gi'I' 'l titlc OF the Valck Junisr
hI..I club 10 membershlD il
ut'd' un % Junior violin student.
tNi'r 20 years ~ aga and the
charter Nst 90 members numbers
tHlr y-eIght
IWpfnmptu speeches by those
present Drought ont the 7nct thai
I' assembly ie ~ one mind ~
H'tinE that music In the
-|IHEHHHr ~ iHe soul" and thp
earnest ambition I'D study and *.
coz In violin Hrf \ constitution
was discussed. read and adopted
Though enc purpose of The or.
L~'hiHtil1h IL Co promote the un-
'hninF appreciation aud
STUDY OF music. the talks aurnr
many social affairs. musical teas
musical programs. Juvennp eon.
''fts bore and elsewhere with a
prnlrfworihv material aim In as-
curing boz time club rooms aud an
hssrwolY .all
'iii'inl Insignia - the way OF
cluh pins were also adopted or.
iic"rs elected e. direct the affairs
ei The club for ono year are Jane
tuning, president. Btand fleming
trsi vice president. Marion Eiisr.
SECOND vice president Niie Rirum-
nulsi secretary Bob Nordhaue.
treasurer Marion Hammond. az.
lstaut treasurer, Miss Esteiie
Noitk directors Mrs n }. strum-
onist publicity agent; COMMITTEES
on club programs Bruneila Man.
o'H chairman, Jeannetto Kafs.
Louis Stevenson: social commit.
tee Adrlenne Russell (chalrmanl
Howard Wers Ceiina Chats,fn
SIDNEY Marcus. Adele MeArns.
To" club ia 10 meet once N
month M tho homcs Of mo nfeers
Cor music praErams and 80 trans
Act business Huning Castle In
one nf several homes rendered for
ueetlnG place 4 iist OF pa+rons
VIII Pee announced At a ftuuse
nfeeilng The directing bead Miss
Nnlcf outlined In an enfhnHias.
ur address many plans for The d.
Nelobnent ana pleasure OF the
club that haz such rich promise
In talent ana character Of ID.
membership.
coo
Amonr the several Informal at
fHirs given during the week for
Sire william Harley was a dinner
party for 10 Of Mrs. HarlnV's eli
fri'rda At Mrs Jerre Hafaand 4
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Kenneth paidridne eniaf-
tninef al an Informal eveniaf
party saturday Tor several 81 snA
Younger married people In Ms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

n Kappa Alpha fraternity was
presented tho championship cIp
nH the trophy Of the recent lutsf.
fraternity tournament al tho ss
ccmbly 81 the school FRIDAY morn
ms at Rodcy hail Professor John
u. Clark made the presentation
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-02-01

| spent several days on business. While
there he heard the great Billy Sunday
preach.
Bring us your corn in exchange for
| The Times. We will allow you 81 90
per bushel.
All members of Live Oak Camp
w. 0. w. are urged to be present
Monday night, February 9Th.
The Christian Endeavor meets every
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Presbyterian Church.
The w. G. II. u. will meet Monday
afternoon, February 9Th at d o'clock
at the home of Mrs. DR.. G. l.. Dick
son.
Mr.. H. B.. Ewart of Spartanburg,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. B. A.
johnson. Mrs. Ewart and children
will accompany Mr.. Ewart home FRI
day.
Miss Irma Weinberg entertained
the young folk bridge club last Thurs
day night. Those present were:
Misses Corinne BarGeld, Tora Bag
nal, Addie and Irma Weinberg and
Messrs. John G. Dinkins, Taylor
Stukes, Jim Sprott, Charlie Thomas
and Thomas Bagnal. Miss Weinberg
served her guests salad course after
the game.
The last Will and Testament of
Mrs. Sallie Mcknight Clark, deceased
has been required to be probated in
solemn form. The case came up on
last Thursday to be heard before
Probate Judge j. M. Windham and on
Thursday evening the case was adj
iourned and continued until Monday,
February 9th. The attorneys for the
respondents were: Judge Mendal L.
Smith of Camden, Tredell Hillard,
Esq, OF GEORGETOWN, Weinberg and
Stukes and H. C. Curtis of the local
bar Lee and Noise of Sumter, Du-
Rant and Ellerbe, Fardy and O'Bryan
attorneys for the petitioners.
We pay $1.00 per bushel for shclled
corn. Any one wishing The Manning
Times for one year can bring us two
bushels of corn and we will send the
paper to you for year in exchange
for your corn. This offer only holds
good until the first Of March. Every
family should have the county paper,
and most especially this year, as this
is political year. Don't overlook
the opportunity of getting your coun-
ty paper without spending any cash.
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RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

Under, date of Jan. 25 1922, The
United States Civil Service Commits
sion ANNOUNCES that it has been dccid-
cd to change the present method of
ccrtiiication of rural carrier cligibles,
by disseminating the county registers
and maintain a local register for each
post-olice having rural carrier de-
livery
In accordance with the practice
outlined above, the examinations
scheduled to be held February II,
1922, are hereby cancelled. Examina-
tions will be announced for all post
Offices where there are vacancies in
the position of rural carrier, due an
nounccmcnt Of the dates of which will
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-02-01
CHIROPRACTIC
(The Cure That Lasts)

Office hours in Manning:. 3 to
p: M, Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
at home Of Mrs. jamie I. Horton
DIR. A. d. PLOWDEN, D. c., Ph. C.
Card of Thanks
wish to take this means of thank
ing our friends in Manning for their
signatures to the petition, asking the
General Assembly for Chiropractic
Examining Board in this State. Per-
sonally, | do not need Il Chiropractic
Board as I have passed the State
Medical Board, but am interested in
the Chropractic profession in the
State and am anxious to see it on an
equal footing with the other profes-
sions as it is in other States, and ap-
preciate the influence Of friends In
making it So.