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BROWNSVILLE

Mrs. Annie Wootten has gone 10
Chickasha, Okla, to visit her children
who live there. She Will be away
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Redwood ana
bjidren Of Meridian were with MIS-
+. wilkins for the weekend.
Mesdames Brown and Saunders OF
Macon have visited relatives here re-
Gently, .J
Mrs. Dan Phinizee has returned
from Texas, and is at the home oil her
mother. Mrs. Fannie Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, daughter ana
son. of Missouri, have arrived, and
after being with Mrs Doner for a day
or two, are at home on the Hendricks
place. NJ,
stokes and some friends, came by car
from Columbus Sunday, and spent
the afternoon with relatives.
Mr.. John Cottrell was carried W
ia West Point the first of the week
for an operation for appendicitis He
is doing well so far.
Mr.. Sherrod Hines has gwen W
his position at Mr.. Glenn's store, II
is now filled by Mr.. Dewey Brown
Mrs. Will Mcleod was called tt
Maben, Tenn, Tuesday on account o.
the serious illness of her father, Mr.
Mcdaniel. She is still away.
Rev. A. L. Davenport is IN water
Valley attending the annual confer
ence.
The Methodist ladies are observing
the Week of Prayer.
Mr.. T. ]. wilkins has recently beer
very i'll. He is able now to b'
about again. -,
Miss Anita Mcleod is quite SICK
though she is said to be better thai
she was the first of the week.
We are glad to state that Mr.. Jo'
Stiles has been discharged from tn
hospital and is now at home.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

The State Of Mississippi, Noyubee County.
In ChanCery.
Mile walker Carr. vs.. Matte walker Cotton
Ne I5ii.
In pursuance of a final decree rendered in
the above--tated cause AT the October Term,
A. u. 1922. Of the Court aforesaid, dated Octo-
her 9th, A. D 1922, the undersigned Com
missioner in said cause appointed, will on
Monday the ith day Of December A. D.. 1922.
in front Of the door Of the Court House in
the City Of Macon, in said county, within
legal hours, proceed 70 sell at public cutlery
to the highest and best bidder. the following
described real estate. lying and being situated
in said County and Sta>a. to-Hit
acres Of land in Section s, Township ~
North Range II, East described a. Begin
ming at an iron stob 7O7l chains east from
section line said line being between Section
: and \, Township II. Range II Eas'. zoo
chain, from the north west corner Of said
Section 3 thence 1896 chains north up ihs
Macon and Shuqualak road 10 nj iron stoh
thence 6.3G chains East "a an iron stnb, thence
sc Chains South to an iron .toh thence b.3t
chain We, 10 an IRON lob.
Terms Of Sale 10 pc cent cash and bat
ance upou confirmation Of The al" by IT,
chancellor on December 18th, 1922.
The title 10 the ahuye-deseribcd property j.
believed to be- perfect. tUt | shall only con
voy such title a vests in me by virtue %
aid final decree.
October 18th 1929.
JNO A. TYSON Chaucery ciark and Com
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NOTICE
- 40

Sealed bids will be received on or ieiof'
, O'Clock p. M. on -,
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of W.
for supplying the office Of the Chaucery tiefk
of Nuxuhee Cousty with a Sectional Index
to 81 AMIN oonI e oo1.. - o 4s ,i 'ps'ra to
the lands in Noxnhcc County, Mississippi,
tn January lst, 1912. Sais sectional index
"a conform 10 all the requirements OF sald
Chapter 255 Laws Of Mississippi 1920,
The successful bidder vii be required 9"
enter into contract and 70 furnish bond ~
the penalty of the amount of bid, SAID con,
tract and bond ~ be approved by the Board
during the term Al which the contract WI
he awarded. Successful bidder to pay Tor
recording contract and bond.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or al bids. 5,
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors oil
Nnxubee County. Mississippi. this Pf day
Of November 1922.
JNo. A. TYSON. CAancery Clerk.
BY KATE B. AUGUSTUS, Dep. Ch'y Clerk
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NOTICE
m 4

Sealed bids viii be received on or before
? o'clock p. M. on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of DECEMBER. 1922
for propositions To Sell 10 NoSubee County
one 10 ton roller VIII ,%earifier attachment,
10 be paid for to-wit = one third cash and the
balance two third in one year from date of
purchase without interest.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Supervisors OF
Noxubee County. Mississippi, this 9Th day
Of November 1922.
JNO. A. TYSON. Chancery Clerk
KAT h. AUGUSTUS, Dep. Ch'y Clerk.
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Your cream checks are rcGdH
ererU Tuesddu mOrnin0. Dleuse
call for them.
MACON CREAMERY co
CITATION NOTICE
The Stnte Of Mississinni

The State Of Mississippi
In the Chsnccry Court Of Noxubee County
Cable Bell Suttbcrry. Ct nj. VS.. Anna Jane
Hicks ct al No i575.
To Rufus Gully. a nonresident Of the State
of Mississippi. who resides in st. Louis Mis-
souri, and whose post office address is st.
Louis, Mo, Elisha Gully. a nonresident of
the state of Mississippi. who resides at 1908
Baker Avenue, East st. Louis, Illinois and
whose post office address is 1908 Baker Ave.
East st. Louis. Illinois and Rufus Stennis,
a nonresident of the State Of Mississippi,
whose postoffice address is unknown.
VIZ command you to be and appear before
the Chancellor of our said Chancery Court al
a term thereof to be holden at the Court.
House in the City OF Macon Miss in said county
of Noxubee. on the 9Th Monday in April A.
D. 1923, then and there to plead. answer OF
demur to the Original amended bill fol
partition in said cause wherein you are de.
PENDANTS.
Witness my signature and seal of said
Court affixed at m, Office in City Of Macon
Miss, this 2nd day of November. 1922.
JNO A. TYSON. Clerk
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Notice to Bidders

Scaled bids are invited to be opened
=, Nashulaville on December lst l922,
~ > n. m. for transportation of pupils
70 and from Mashulaville Consolidat-
~ School according to specifications
an file with C. ?, Russell secretary.
The board of trustees reserves the
''"" ". NJ. HUNTER
]. H. LIrSC0MB
c. P. RUSSELL Trustee,
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One % ton Ford truck attachment,
shaft driven, Internal gear; drive
easily attached to any Ford car. Has
bed that will hold IL yards of gravel.
This attachment cost new Si75.OO; We
sell for $4,000, has arrangements to
stand a trails for handling legs or
any lAng material.
RICHMOND MFG. co.
Macon Miss
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ing and we hope to have a sufficient
supply Of water. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Sparkman and
little daughter Blanch attended Co
burns Mins.rels in Macon Thursday
NIGHT.
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Trespass Notice

Ny home and the Clement place
four miles west of Macon is poster
against all trespassers especially bird
hunters JACK lNkRAM
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SHUQUALAK

Miss Erma Murphey and brother
Auber CLYDE have oteii Visleihe ONei
sister near Newton. !,
Tbe left Prince family were III
Columbus on Sunday visiting WIS
Ethel who is a studen. at NJ; D. " W.
Miss Mary Wiley Jenkins was
ohI. 10 attend the basket pail ea"e
en- triday afternoon between the Vo"h
taam and the High ocnool girls =,
The usual church services were heio
a. he different churches on sunday
with a good attendance. -,
4 lively game Of basket pan WAS
nIayed On Friday afternoon oet"tsll
the High School Gil'S team ana we
Town team. The score STOOD "a 70
~ in favor of the High School team
Tba following composed the difier-
cent teams. :
Fowards; Hazel Combs, Bessie Du-
S' Guards; Opal McCullom. Alta Ham
ilton. ,.n;,s Ruth
Prince,
/ High School Team,
CAPTAIN. Beatrice Flora
Forwards; Beatrice Flora Ciadle
! Watson. Nil.
bred Patterson. 49,. u.uuoro+ NJ,
Cullom. NJ
Mrs w. J. Kennedy is visiting Mrs
Van Cleave at Bigbee Valley Tor
few days. +; ,;s;t;ro
! her daughter Rev. Mrs. Rhea.
Mr., Van Cleave of the Valley Lum
| her Co. of Bigbee Valley visited tht
! W, H. Stevens and W. }; Kennel
families over the week end.
The Flora and Anderson buildings
J arc progressing very rapidly and vii
| soon be ready to be occupied.
Rev. Campbell closed the meetings
/ at the Presbyterian church on Thurs
| day evening. His helpful sermons
| we're enjoyed by good audiences ever!
] evening. The quartette from Maco'
| added much to the interest by theF
1 good music.
Mrs. Hutchinson returned home OF
Friday after spending a week visit
ing friends in town.
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Second hand Ford car, completely
over hauled, new engine. In first
class condition. Inquire Horton Mo,
tor Car Co.
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TresDasS Notice

All lands owned and controlled by
me in district 5 are posted against all
will be prosecuted.
ID, l.. ARCHER
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Stray Dog

Strayed from my place near Mashu-
~Iayille, black dog low legs and breast
chain. has or a leather collar with
a bio buckle-about 4 years old an
swers to name Reubeca. Reasonable
reward for his recovery.
c. L. HURST.
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For Sale

Take a ride in a Baby OVERLAND
Horton Garage sells them.
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DRUG STOR
AND ENTER THE CONTEST.

One 1923 Model Promo Car Magic Six to the ~innern this TRADE BUILDING
CAMPAIGN. You nav have urc choice ola Roadster Touring Car or by paying the
you may elect a Coupe. Sedan or Sport Model California Top
The CONTESTANT receiving SECOND largest vote will receive a cash certificate good for
$500 on the purchase OF PremoCar
The Contestant receiving the third largest vote will receive a cash certificate good for
$4,000 on the purchase pnce OF Fmocar
The Contestant receiving. the fourth largest vote VIII rceNea cash certificate god tor
$4,000 on the purchase pn eoa Prmocar
Au Ex married orS single in the county, is egibe to enNrt this confess.
noo4 FORGET the contest begins THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, and ends six
months later.
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Ask the man who owns 9 Baby
Overland what he thinks of it, and
then "let your conscience be your
guide"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Woman's Club Concert.

The Love Duet" from "rhe
Iphiaenia." by Charles ;. klsu,,eI
and Wallace Wheeler. will be a
feature OF the Omaha Woman's club
May concert Monday a, 10 4. m. IN
Burgess.Nash tea room. Miss Berry,
Burton will sing the role OF "iphi.
ecnia" and Lawrence Dodds tina, oi
ACHILLES" accompanied by the May
festival orchestra. under direction oi
Robert Cuscaden. A harp solo from
the opera Lucia" and "Nalse Cap
rice" by Sohn Cheshire. vii be
played by Thelma Skeen OF the De-
Lone Harp school.
Tickets may be obtained at the
door for 81. The following will act
as ushers: Mrs. Duns,on Collins,
the Misses Aileen Chiles. Helen
Hood. Margaret Windheim and
Marie Niesmann.
The Omaha Woman's club chorus.
directed by Henry Cox. will he a
feature OF the closing program, May
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Clubdonn
Business Woman's Club.

The Omaha Business Woman's
club viii have a dinner and social
meeting al Camp Brewster. Tues
day, May 30. At o;l0 p, N, Several
rlemheFs arc planning 70 spend the
holiday Al the camp,
The last meeting oi the year will
be held June o at the y. w. {. A..
when new Officers will be installed.
Miss Katherine Swaflzlander will
r,yiew The ouiesst." by Selma
l,aegefloi. Al ,h meeting next Tues
day evening at the Y. W. {, A. Re
seFealions Tor the dinner preceding
the book review. should be made at
the Y, W c A. office by Monday
evening, This meeting is open 10
guests
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want TO keep your hair In
good condition. be careful what you
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much aikali. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle, and
IL very harmful. Mulsificd cocosnut
oil shampoo (Which Is pure and en-
tlrely greaselcss) Is much better
better than anything else you can
use for shampooing. as this can't
possibly injure the hair.
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls OF Mulsificd In n cup or glass
with little warm water. then moist
en- the hair with water and rub IL In.
II will make an abundance of rich.
creamy lather. and cleanse the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and removes every
particle OF dust, dirt, dandruff and
excess oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and II leaves 1t fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man
age.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. It is
very cheap, and a few ounces is
enough to last everyone in the fam
lily for months. BE sure your drug
gist gives you Mulsified.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
State Meeting of P. +. O.

The state convention of the L. +.
o. Sisterhood will be held in Fair
bury May 1925. The following dele.
gates and visitors are among those
who will GO from Omaha Oh the
Rock Island. leaving the Union sta
ton Tuesday, , p. M: Mrs. Bertha
Clarke Hughes. supreme president:
Mrs. Winona Evans Reeves. Chicago,
editor OF the +. +. q. Record, who
is visiting in Omaha with her sister,
Mrs. +. w. Fisher; Mrs. Lulah I.
Andrews. executive secretary OF Su-
preme chapter; Mrs. NJ. ID. Cameron.
state secretary; Mrs. Homer Pierce
and Mrs. Leila Bingham. chapter
B X: Mrs. T.-C. Bryans. Mrs. NJ. +.
Funkhouser, chapter f.; Mrs. I. l..
Combs. 5. S. Montgomery, chapter
b n: Mrs. Ncttic Hawkins. chapter
B p; Mrs. l.. Brat,on, chapter NJ:
Mrs. Blanche l.. George. chapter G.
P; Mrs. X. NJ. Lavcrty, chapter C.
r; Mrs. Lulu McGrew and Mrs. w.
X. Loughridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Y. w. C. A.

Sunday---Opcn house at Central
building from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m;
, yesper SERVE 4 o'clock at association
residence 20l6 Cass street, conf
mcmorating Grace Dodge day. All
association members and friends arc
requested to be present. Social hour
will follow the formal program.
Monday-Federation OF Clubs
supper, ,5:4S. followed by individual
club meetings; study of Workers
Education Movement leader. Miss
Mary Patton. and Citizenship for
Women" leader. Miss Jean Hamil-
ton. Glee club rehearsal, 7:50 p. M,
directed by F. Al Carlson. All sec
ond year and A. c. gym classes will
have supper at Camp Brewster, fol-
lowed by regular class period.
Tuesday-Central Freshman club
will hold its regular meeting at $50
in girls club room. AL first year
gymnasium classes will have supper
at Camp Brewster, followed by reg
ular class period
WedneSday-Iec Iechnlcal Girl Ne
serves, installation service. $3.50, i'll
girls club room. Morris Girls club,
supper, $50, followed by volley ball
practice for inter-plant meet in June.
Thursday - Regular gymnasium
classes at central building: Busy Cir
Gle club choral practice, 7:45. led by
Agnes Swanback; class in baskctry.
Friday--Benson Girl Reserves
will have truck ride to Camp
Brewter. starting at 5 o'clock; regu-
lar gymnasium classes at central
building.
Saturday-Story hour for younger
scirls, 5 o'clock, at central building.
followed by games in gymnasium.
Gymnasium picnic at Camp Brew
ster, afternoon and evening, for all
girls in adult gymnasium classes.
Match baseball game between A.
C's. and second-year teams. Letters
and pins will be awarded to those
having sufficient credits for the
years work. Registrations must be
made at central building by Friday
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Christ Child Society .

The Riverside club Of the Chris,
Child Center held an initiation on
Thursday evening.
Tuesday evening is dance night at
the center. Membership in ono OF
the various clubs OF the house is
required to attend these dances.
The younger boys have organized
two baseball teams during. the past
week and are practicing regularly.
On Thursday evening the Junior
club will give stunt party at the
center.
The Americanization class is max
ing study of the state government
this week. This work is taken up in
connection with the teaching OF
English and the men show great
interest in it.
The following firms have CON
tributed to the support OF the Class
B baseball team: Jerpe commission
company. Cudahy Packing company.
Hoffman, Funeral home. American
Electric company, Dugan Drug COM
pany and Caruso Fruit company.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

bon or by something as prominent
as pair Of earrings or string Of
beads. But girl who really believes
in her fetish is quite unhappy if by
miserable chance she is not true,
even for an hour, to her luck-bring-
ing color.
One Of the newest "luck-bringers"
is scented charm evolved from the
shell OF tiny Chinese coconut. In
shape and size it is not unlike a
large snail and can be carried in a
handbag or worn on chain.
Another is sacred elephant" in
wood, tinted old ivory color.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Renovating That Soiled
\ Wallpaper.

In living rooms where children
spend much Of their time the WALL
paper Is APT 20 become soilsd local.
ly, Finger MARKS can be removed
by golng lightly over the offending
spots with 4 piece OF india rubber;
while ink STAINS yield 10 treatment
with a weak solution oi oNalie acid,
applied by means OF . small paint
brush, Two or three applications
will he necessary. aud Il Is advisable
10 dab the stained area with uneei'
oFsd bloltlng paper between each
application,
Greasy patches should be plas.
tered with a stiff. creamy mixture OF
Pipe-elsy and water, the mixture be-
Ing ieii on the wall Tor - hours, In
tis case OF long standing grease
marks. Il will be necessary 90 mix
the pipe.elay with petrol instead Of
water; but this unst be done in a
room where there Is no FIRE OF gas
alight. as the petrol is very infant
nable.
W hAN tHf wallpaper ~ tpiH OF
otherwise damaged Il Is a good plan
20 cut out from spare length a
portion OF the pattern similar 10 that
which has suffered and to paste this
over the offending parts.
When the Walls Are Damp.
When the wall OF room is damp
discover the cause and. II possible.
remedy il, Probably there is de.
ieetive gutter on the outside oi the
wall; Il may only require cleaning
out. or perhaps il has sagged from
rs position and staple will hold il
firm. Blu, often the dampness is
due 10 the bricks being eSeentional.
ly porous. When this is the case
strip the paper off the inside OF the
wall. only jus, where necessary. and
paint the bare plaster with three ap.
plications OF water glass. such as is
used Tor preserving eggs. mixed
with a little water. Allow the sur
face TO dry between each applica-
tion. Later fresh wallpaper can be
pasted up and there need he no fear
tina, II will be ruined by damp.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Get Acquainted Club.

The Get Acquainted club will meet
this evening at ESQ o'clock at First
Unitarian church. Turner boulevard
and Harvey street. Mrs. Charles ].
Emery. Mrs. 7. l.. Morris. Mrs Sallic
Drake and Miss Molly Miller will be
hostcsscs.
The program. under the drcction
OF Miss Adele Abbott. will include
vocal numbers by Miss Francis
Polsc. musical readings by Miss
Amy Woodruff. and violin solos by
Miss Lois Marmon. with MrA. Alb
bott at the piano. This will Be fol-
lowed by games and community
singing. Strangers and lonely folk
are welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

During the past two weeks, several
affairs have been given in honor OF
Miss Clara Barens,en. who will be-
come the bride oi Edward Schaum-
berg OF 81. Louis. Mo, "Wednesday
afternoon. May -.
The couple will leave Tor the cast
Immediately after the ceremony.
They will he At home in Lincoln,
Neb.. alter June 10,
Miss Barcnslcn II graduate OF
Central high school and attended the
University oi Omaha Tor the past
three years She is member oi the
Sigma Chi Omieron sorority. Mr..
Schaumbrog is member oi the
Beta Theta ri fraternity al Washing
ton university and at the University
OF Illinois. IRON where he was gradu-
sted. During the war he served as
first lieutenant oi the Fifty-third
Field artillery throughout l7l-2
months OF active service.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Jobs Daughters Going to Lincoln.

Jobs Daughters OF Lincoln will
give concert May 25. and have
sent an invitation to tho Omaha
branch OF the society TO attend. The
Omaha chapter will motor down.
leaving 500 South Thirty-sixth street
promptly at o'clock. Miss Lucille
and Miss Pauline Lanyon of Omaha
wiz both sing III the concert.
Jobs Daughters. Bethel No. !. Of
Omaha, will hold special initiation
ceremony at the Masonic temple on
Saturday. May y. when Bishop
Ernest Shaylor will be the principal
speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
ADXksftstneNr,
AbtthttstAeNr,
FRECkLE-FAcE


Here's a chance. Miss ffeekle face,
"a Try a remedy for freekies with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that
Il will not cost you 4 penny unless V
removes the freekles, whils II u does
give you a clear complexion the sA'
pense is trifling.
simply get an ounce of othine7-
double strengih-ffom any druggist
and "A few applieatlons should show
you how easy II Is 10 rid yourself or
the homely freekles and get q besu-
tiful complexion, Rarely Is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case
BE sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength uthine, as this
strength IN sold under guarantees OF
money back II IL fails 10 remove
freekics,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

George Johnston, Antonio; Mary
Devin, Jessica and Gobbo; Elizabeth
Johnston. Launcelot; William RAM
sey, Salcrino: Robert Julian, the
Duke: Adelaide McMonies, Nerissa;
Frances Simon will present cur
tain raiser, "The Masque of Pam
DORA"
Proceeds from the performance
will be given for child in the care
Of the Society for the Relief Of the
Disabled.
Junior members of the Humane
society will sell tickets. Special
prices are offered for children.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
State Meeting Postponed.

The state convention OF the League
ot.Women Voters has been postponed
until fall aud will be held in Hastings.
Marde Wood Park. national presi-
dcnt. will he the principal speaker.
The board and council OF the league
viii meet in Lincoln Thursday at
1890 a. III. in Faculty hall. Dona
Bertha Lutz. prominent Brazilian
woman. who spoke at the national
convention. and Miss Gladys Pyle,
national organizer. will he the speak
ers. All league members are,invitcd
10 attend. Mrs. c. G.. Ryan OF Grand
Island. state nre esidcn,. will preside.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Masner. Mrs. r. w. Weleh. Mrs,
Leslie Johnston. Mrs. John K. Golden
aud Mrs. Eagl II. Gaddis, chairman,
Reservations NAV be made with
any member of the committee or
with Mrs, Roland Jones, regent OF
the chapter. Admission may also be
had at the door The public is in.
yi,ed 10 attend One hundred tables
will be available for the afternoon.
Twenty hands will he played and
10 doubling will be allowed. Prizes
are being given by members OF the
chapter. all OF whom are cooper
ating 10 make the occasion 4 success.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Columbian Club.

The Columbian club of Sacred
Heart parish will give their monthly
card party on Wednesday evening,
May "a. at Lyceum hall, Twcniy-scc-
ord and Locust streets Mrs. n.
Talcone. Mrs. p. Cannon, Mrs. l..
w. Clifford. Mrs. Fl. F. Gillispic,
Misses II. and l.. Griffin, and tho
Mesdames J. z. Gill. c. Green, +.
Greener, T. ]. Hart, and Mrs. P.
7. Hanrahan will be hostcsscS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Missionary Worker 10 Speak.

Mrs. T.. {. cronk OF Richmond,
Va, Is the guest OF Mrs. r. A.
Van Fleet today. Mrs, Cronk is
national superintendent, OF the Light
Brigade, the Junior Missionary so
eieiy OF the Lutheran church, aud
viii address two mass meetings to.
day, one at kountze Memorial
church al $50. and one a, ST. Marks
on Twentieth and Burd,,,e streets
~ 4 o'clock this evening. Mrs.
lronk is noted for her work with
Young people and is a iavorite a,
such student conferences as North.
field and Silver Bay. She is making
a tour from Richmond to the Pacific
coast and back.