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DIED.

a.n;. gERTTA. beloved Wife Of John. s
h ssday nsem he5 5anerr lae sf
am. Solemn high requiem mass at st.
Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment at st. Mary's
DEAN. Departed this life Saturday, January
u: 1922; at 12:40 am. at her residence.
$2s sth ns1s ss Congress nsas nsishts DSRA
and two sons. Lillian. Howell and Ralph.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
at bis home in Rockville. Nd. WILLIAM 7.
DOVE. Funeral Sunday. January Is, at
pm. Intermeat at Potomac. Md.
EsKRlDGE. Friday, January 1S. 1922. at 5
MATILDA BANKS. beloved wife Of The
ophilus William Bskridge. She leaves to
mourn their loss s,, e sister. Sarah washington;
two nephews' Robert and Walter Ranks. and
a: cousin. Jane Davis; Funeral from Mount
January II. at pm.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus.
Safe on His gentle breast.
Oh. mourn her not, she is safely anchored,
Angels led her all the way;
Rich in mercy, Jesus called her
To the land Of endless day.
God promised We shall meet again,
Upon that glorious day.
When time and sorTOw are no more
ana 'De HER HER LOVING Low sFa HGsBaND. Is.
HARBAUGH. suddenly, January Il. 1922,
saae and Of and
Hattie NJ: Bouis. Funeral from her late
residence. North ave: and Bird ST.. Mt: Wash
l. pm. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services. Interment strict
iy private. Please omit all flowers. New
York papers please copy.) -
~ nj To- Tho,
Msshins.on oas; s.n:teru16 % & Gen. Nv WILLIAM AM
eins % Heydriek Harvey Of s7i2 Patterson ii St.
os. n D. hi ssseps sas Church
Moadsy. January 10. at 2 pm. Interment at
Arlington national cemetery. 15s
JACKSON. Departed this life Friday. Janu-
vile, Md. Funeral from the residence Of
Monday at 2 pm.
JEFFERSON. Departed this. life January TO-
1922, FANNIE JEFFERSON, beloved wife Of
the late benjamin Barner jefferson. In full
triumph Of faith. She leaves to mourn their
loss four daughters. one son. twelve grand
Hss1 neral from her !sss I residence. ssss !, St.
Wsstlinston Hospital. NELLIE J.. beloved
is Tanersf from the SaTiors Of f.
926 New York ave. NV, Monday. January
16. at $50 an. thence to St. Matthews g
Reiatives and friends invited. l5s
xANoKoo. Departed this life Friday, .Jan-
:ss = s9kfSppsss s. !si'siisS ISse: 8
neral viii Be held Monday. January 1a at I
PM, from. Campbell Church, Anacostia, and
tuesday January Il. from Bethel Church.
ciety are especially invited. (Baltimore pa
pers piease coi,y.3
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Deaths Reported.

The following death have been reported to
the health department In the last twenty four
hOursi
Elizabeth Morgan, 90. 433 G street.
William T. Ross. Al. 800 street southwest.
Joseph b. Cnklin. 90, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Mary T.. Sims, "a. 2O35 1st street.
Stella Il. Meade. 5S. 1862 Warder street.
Mrs. Cherry B. Boyle, ~. George Washing
ton University Hospital.
Kate Il. Queen. Is. 1914 Park road.
Charles +. SmitllsOn, k3. 4G4 III street south
wes1.
le Lancey s. Crittenden. 20, zoos 35th place.
Henry Il. Ernest. So 1928 Inglesde terrace :
Elbridge q. Lansdale. II. 11s 25th street.
Constance l.. Hsllback. 4, l214 Florida ave
nue. northeast.
Bernard Reynolds. 20 months, Providence
Hospital.
Bnretta Kresilir. 0 months. Founding Asy-
lum.
Edward Sutton, sr., 72. 1909 Wylie street
northeast.
Katie Thomas. 90. 31S street southwest.
Eunice Bates "A. Freedmen's Hospital.
Howard Cooper. %, Garfield Hospital.
Sheridan w. Jones. 2. 4j5 Florida avenue.
Rumania Smith, s months. 226 WARM street
northeast.
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Diplomats Entertain Luncheon Parties
ofNotables Today-British and
Polish ENJOYS Hosts.

legation. stately in its simplicity, will
have palms and pink and white cut
flowers In the different rooms. The
minister and Nine. de Cespedes and
Miss Sarmiento will receive at the
head of the stairway and at the en-
trance to the ballroom, where there
will be dancing throughout the aft
ernoon. Nine. de Cespedes will wear
a handsome gown of cream and steel
brocade, made with draped skirt and
short pointed train. and the debutante
will wear pink taffeta made in Wat
teau fashion. The guests will num-
Der about 100 and will include MEM
hers of the diplomatic corps, officials
and a number of the residential cir
Gle.
Mai. Gen. kunishike Tanaka. Japa-
nese delegate to the conference, will
entertain guests at dinner tonight at
the Shoreham and will later take his
guests to Polls He also entertained
a dinner party at the Shoreham last
night.
NJ. Albert Sarraut, delegate to the
conference, entertained q company at
dinner last night at the New Willard.
The high commissioner Of Italy and
Sf9nora Quattrone entertained a
small company Informally at dinner
last evening in their apartment at
Evening star., 1922-01-14
SIX ARE SENTENCED.
Two Get Four Years for Forging a
Check,

Jefferson B. Warner. twenty years
old. and Robert L. Ooghe. eighteen.
were sentenced to serve four years
each in the penitentiary yesterday by
Justice Siddon in Criminal Division
2. The boys were convicted of
forging and passing worthless
check for $35 on a local bank.
A similar term of Imprisonment was
given William Walker, coiored. who
stabbed Emma Roland, also colored,
during a quarrel November u last.
Conviction of larceny charges
brought terms of three years each to
Alexander Jones and John H. Brown.
both colored.
James L. Austen, colored, who broke
into a drug store and stole twenty
pints of whisky, was given two years
in the penitentiary. AS Austen was
attempting to evade the police he
dropped the satchel containing the
booze" and all but five bottles were
broken.
Evening star., 1922-01-14
DIES OF HEART TROUBLE.
Rites for Miss Katharine O'Con.
nor Are Held Today.

Miss Katherine OConnor. resident
of tfis city for the past twelve years
died yesterday at the home of her sisr er,
Mrs. NJ. H. Mcdonald, 1881 X street
Miss OConnor was sixty-two~ ~Vears
old. and died from heart trouble.
Funeral services were held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at st. Stephens Church.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Burrs McFan and Agnes. o. Thonnart.-
Giuseppe Giacinto and eaivatrice Spfue'
Albert g. Hardy and Mary A. Davis.
Louis Shapiro and Bessie Kaminkoyitx.
Rosie L.. nay Of Gsithersburg, Nd.
Howard T. Thrasher and Dorothy ID.
Charles white and Margaret d. Baker.
Harold @. Burket and Edith ". Sanboru.
Moses Inllsy and Amelia sBase.
James johnson and Helen Smith.
Pete Washington and Ethel Stone.
Mllard L. Broldhufst and Ada Bsahm.
Frank Roane and Florence. Gressett, both
Of West Point, Va.
Charles L. sipcox and Rheida 3. Helvestine.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported {
the health department IN the last twenty fou
hours.
Cornelius and Florence q. Maughton. girl
Frank l.. and Geneva G. Hornbrook. boy.
Clarence and Mabel Beall, girl.
Arthur q. and Catherine NJ Callahan, boy.
Frederick aud Lena Clifford. boy.
Raymond and Nellie Kent, girl.
John A. and Emily Shehin. girl.
George 4, and Florence Cramer girl.
James W. and Ruth Mckee. girl.
Walter l.. and Ethel HayhOe. boy.
Clarence and Caroline Embrey. girl.
Ralph II. and Lulu X. Thrasher, girl
Owsin J. and Marguerite 4. Ryan, boy.
Percy b. and Myrtle Clayton. girl.
Alphonso A. and Matte f. Jackson. boy.
Jesse A. and Matte Butler. girl.
Leroy and Mary Mallory, girl.
Paul d. and Martha w. Scott, boy.
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J. WESLEY KEPHART DEAD.
special Dispatch to The Star

Spetiat biepat'H ~ AHe Gtoi.
HERNDON, Va, January 14.-Fu-
neral services for J. Wesley kephart
were held in the Baptist Church here
yesterday afternoon, Rev. George w.
Popkins and Rev. II. VI. Fallaw Off
ciating.
Mr.. kephar was siXty-three years
of age and is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Annie Hutchison of
Herndon. and four children by a form
er marriage, Arthur and Austin KEEP
hart. Mrs. Earl Saunders and Mrs.
Southworth.
Pail bearers were the four brothers
of Mr.. kephart. his nephew and
William G. Mills. Interment was in
Chestnut Grove cemetery.
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MRS.. STURGIS EXPIRES.
Former Husband, Topeka Blade
Editor, Was Assass1nated.

Mrs. Jennie NJ. Sturgis, teacher
in the Harrison School at Topeka,
Kan. for nearly forty years. died at
the home of her son. j. Clarke
SwayZe. 1916 Columbia road, January
3. She was taken ill the day after
Christmas but did not seem seriously
sick until December 80. when her
physician announced that pneumonia
had developed.
Mrs. Sturgis took up school work
following the assassination of her
former husband. j. Clarke SwayZe,
editor of the Topeka Blade. in 1877.
She afterward married u. +. NJ.
Sturgis. a physician. Upon retiring
from the school work. Mrs. Sturgis
moved to Washington.
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ugene Pomeroy and Mrs. septimus

Eugene Pomeroy and Mrs. septimus
Austin. =
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, soprano.
daughter of the hostess, will give
short program during the luncheon
and will be assisted by DR.. A. H.
master of the Cincinnati Orchestra
and Mrs. Walter Johnston, pianist.
Mrs Victor Kaufman entertained
at luncheon today at the Shoreham
In honor Of Miss Amelia Rogg, neice
son, who Is their guest. Mrs. kauf-
mann's guests were seated at two
tables, at one Miss Rogg, Mrs. Philip
c. Kaufman, Mrs. Samuel II. kaun-
mann, Mrs. Paul de Hoff Reed, Prin-
cess Bertha Cantacuzene and MISS
with Mrs. Kaufman were Mrs. james
NJ. Green, Mrs. Herbert Boynton and
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson.
Mai. and Mrs Parker W. West will
be at home tomorrow afternoon at
and Mrs. West will also entertain to-
morrow evening at a buffet supper
in honor Of Mrs. Newton D. Baker.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Logan entertained
at a small tea dance yesterday In
honor of her house guest, Miss Dor
othy Havemeyer of New York. who
had stopped over in Washington for
a few days on her way to RAIN
Beach. Miss Havemeyer left for the
southern resort today.
Mr.. Morito Morishima, attache OF t:1e
Japanese embassy, is in New York foI
a few days and Is at the Hotel Astor
Nine. Hauge will entertain a company
Of twenty-four young people at dinner
this evening for her niece, Miss Louise
Todd, who will spend the remainder OF
the season with her.
Mr.. B. Sumner Welles of the State
Department, is, expected to arrive to-
morrow aboard the Paris from Europe,
where he has been for some weeks. He
will return to Washington the first OF
the week. Mrs. Welles has been in New
York during his absence.
Nine V. X. Wellington Koo. wife OF
the Chinese minister at London. will
sail for home today aboard the Baltic.
Jonkheer ard Nine. Van Starkenborgh
Of the Netherlands delegation. were
hosts at dinner last night at the Shore
ham Hotel. entertaining company OF
eleven.
Mrs. Jack Davidson who IS visit
ing her brother-in-law and sister.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry.
was the guest Of honor at luncheon
today of Mrs. Henry Miller.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Returning
To New York.

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. wife OF
Gen. Vanderbilt. who has been at
wardman Park Hotel for several days.
will return to her home In New York
on Monday. Miss Grace Vanderbilt.
who accompanied her to Washington.
returned to New York yesterday.
They both attended the diplomatic re-
ception at the White House Thursday
evening.
The assistant secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt enter
tanned informally at dinner last even
ing. having eighteen guests.
Mrs. Mary Stewart will not receive
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. S. w. Saxton, Mrs. Edward c.
Seward and Miss Annah NJ. Fletcher
will be at home the remaining Satur-
days in January.
DIR. and Mrs James F. Mitchell en-
tertained at. dinner last evening in
compliment to Miss Sydney Webb.
The guests included Miss Ailsa Mel
lon, Princess Bertha Cantacuzene.
Miss Frances Hampson. Miss Eleanor
Williams of Baltimore, Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt, Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart. Mr.. H. v. Tenant, Capt. c.
]. Henry, Mr. George Sloan. Mr.. Noel
Symonds and Mr.. James DENLY.
Mrs. John Franklin Jameson and
Miss Katrina Jameson will be at
home this afternoon from to 8
o'clock and will also receive the re-
naming Saturdays in January
Mrs Julian Smith entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Army and
Navy Club in. honor of Miss Constance
Coolidge Covers were laid for six
Mrs. Francis s. Nash returned yes
terday from Charleston. 3. C., where
she made a weeks visit
Commander and Mrs. Herbert Fair
fax Leary entertained a company OF
twelve at dinner last night preced-
ing the Junior League dance.
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney
have purchased the residence at 1853
r street, and will take possession OF
it about February l. The house was
occupied by Justice and Mrs. Pfney
before the war.
Mr.. W. I. Glover, third assistant
postmaster general, has returned to
his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel after brief stay in New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta have re-
turned to Washington. and are at the
Willard.
Mrs. Richard H. Jordan has returned
from New York, where she was the
guest of Nine. de Cana at the Plaza.
Nine. de Cana will arrive in Wash
ington on January 90 to be the guest
of Mrs. Jordan at the Northumber-
land.
Miss Agnes Peter will speak before
the National Club of University Wom-
en- this evening on Making Interna-
tional Friendships" Miss Peter is the
Washington. She will be introduced
by Miss Gertrude Macarthur. director
Of the local Y. w. C. A.
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Stoneleigh Court and took thei
guests later to the theater.

Stonelelgh Court ana TOOK tnelr
guests later to the theater.
The Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover will be the guests OF
honor at dinner this evening of the
minister of Czechoslovakia. and his
sister. Miss Stepanek.
senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
will entertain the 100 Club at the sec
ond dance of their series this evening
Mrs. Gerry and the others members OF
the committee in charge. Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes. jr.. Mrs. r. A. Scott
Thropp. Mrs. Cromwell Brooks and
Miss Gladys Hinckley will receive.
Mrs. Henry Wilder keyes enter
tanned at luncheon tod2y, taking her
In the party were Nine. Grouitch. Mrs.
Key Pittman. Mrs .-drieus A. Jones,
Mrs. Frank w. MO.--1ll, Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. L. H. Hartman and
Mrs. e. H. Everett.
Former Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith. who are
at the New Willard for a visit. VII.
be the guests Of honor at a dance
this evening which Mrs. Thomas +.
Walsh will give in sher home on Mas
sachusetts avenue. Her guests Will
number about $50 and seated supper
will be served at midnight.
Mrs, William r. Dennis entertained
at luncheon today in honor of Mrs.
Walter Mclean Of the Green Spring
valley. who is visiting Mrs. Gillett-
Hill The other guests were: Mrs. Ar
thur Capper, Mrs Joseph |. France.
Mrs. John A. Lcjeune. Mrs. Parker w.
West, Mrs. Thomas +. Gore. Mrs
Delos A. Blodgett. Mrs. David w.
Taylor. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, Mrs. Gil
lett Hill. Mrs. l.. u. Cardwell. Mrs.
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PLACED ON RETIRED LIST.

Lieut.. Walter j. Fanger. Lieut.. Gum
ior grade) James H. Alvis and Ensitns
Charles A. Brown, Wallace Hanna For
rest F. Fulton and Robert G. Wigley
have been placed on the retired list of
the Navy on account of disabilities in
cident to the service
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Evening star., 1922-01-14

Mrs. w. S. Creighton Of Charlotte,
N, C., is visiting her mother. Mrs. B..
G. Riley, Of 1915 Vermont. avenue
northwest, for q few weeks.s
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THE ambassador of Great Brit.

THE ambassador of Great Brit
ian, Sir Auckland Geddes, en-
tertained at luncheon today.
when his guests were seven
cen members of the Scottish Woolen
Trade Mark Association. Limited, who
ire making their first official visit to
This country and Canada, Additional
guests were members Of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
The minister of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska entertained u company at
luncheon today. their guests being
and Signora Albertini Senator
and Mrs. G. II. Pearce, Sir John Sal
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. John
McLennan. MIR. +. o. Mousley. the
counselor of the Polish legation, and
Nine. kwapiszewska. Prince Radzi-
will and Prince Eugene Lubomirski.
Evening star., 1922-01-14

Mrs. J.. A. White willy entertain q
party Of eight at the supper dance at
Wardman Park Hotel this evening.
Evening star., 1922-01-14

Mr., and Mrs. Robert Mellon, 5r., o,
New York, are at the Powhatan-
Evening star., 1922-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. William D. West are
sailing today for q four-week Carib-
bean cruise, visiting Cuba Jamaica,
Panama canal, Costa Rica, etc.
Evening star., 1922-01-14

(, Mrs. Elisabeth Grimes Doughty and
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Lindsay
Dayton. have gone to Southern Pines
N, C., for q. visit.
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Reception mt Cuban 3
Legation for Debutante,

The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes will be hosts this afternoon
at a large tea with dancing in the.
legation when they will present the
latter's daughter, Miss Flaminia Sar-
miento. to Washington society. The
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Farewell Luncheon at
METROPOLITAN Club.

A farewell luncheon was given for
Mr.. F. N. Shepherd at the Metropoli-
tan Club yesterday BY the executives YES
United States. Mr. Shepherd, who
has been manager of the field de-
partment Of the national chamber
since 1917, has resigned to become
executive manager of the American
Bankers Association, and leaves
Washington today for New York.
Elliot H. Goodwin. Mr.. D. A Skinner.
Mr.. John M. Redpath. Mr.. Chauncey
D. Snow, Mr.. E. w. Mccullough, Mr..
Alvin E. Dodd, Mr.. John 1hlder. Mr..
John J. oConnor, Mr.: W: D: Brook
ings, Mr.. Ernest N. Smith. Mr.. F: J.
/. w. Schmidt.
The opening day Of the exhibition
of the etchings by the Belgian ar
poned from January Is to January q.
Mr.. Nuyttens is exhibiting under the
patronage of the Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier, and the pictures
will be hung in the gallery OF the
Art Center at 1106 Connecticut ave-
uled for Sunday, January %. the ex-
hibition will be open to the public.
|, Mrs. Elisabeth Grimes Doughty and
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Lindsay
Dayton. have gone to Southern Pines
N. C., for q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mellon, jr., Of
New York, are at the Powhatan-
Mrs. w. S Creighton Of Charlotte
N. c., is visiting her mother. Mrs b.
G. Riley, Of 1915 Vermont. avenue
northwest, for few weeks.f
Mrs. J. A. White willy entertain q
party of eight at the supper dance at
Wardman Park Hotel this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. West are
sailing today for q four-week Carib-
bean cruise, visiting Cuba, Jamaica,
Panama canal. Costa Rica, etc.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-30
Church OF Chris,

John T. Smith, pastor Of the
Church Of Christ, was absent Sun.
day, being in Amarillo, where he
IS conducting a revival meeting, and
the services were conducted hy
Hugh Clark, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Clark, Of Lubbock.
Young Clark proved himself an
able preacher, and his many friends
in Lubbock we're glad to hear him
talk
He is now pastor Of the Winters
church, having recently finished
work at the Christian College al
Abilene.
Needless TO say the many friends
Of the young preacher we're glad 10
welcome him 10 Lubbock, and he
will find a hearty welcome waiting
him here in the future.
Evening services were conducted
by popular request from members
who wished to hear young Clark
preach.
Sunday school was well attended,
the beautiful day seemed 10 inspire
everyone 10 complete realization
Of their opportunities 20 participate
in the school, and receive instruc-
lions from the able teachers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-30
R. and R. Lindsey Gave Theatre
Party to the Children Of Lubbock
Saturday Afternoon-Large Crowd

And just TO prove that he was
willing TO show his little friends a
good time the doors Of his Lindsey
Theater were thrown wide open 20
them Saturday at 80 p. M, while
more than we could possibly count
filed through. Little sisters with
little brothers, running, dancing,
crawling and in every other method
Of childish travel made their way
through the crowd TO see the big
picture.
One with any appreciation Of child
ish characteristics certainly could
have lot Of pleasure at seeing the
little ones so elated over the theater
party, their merriment being ex-
pressed in more ways than any
grown-up could possibly think Of.
II being well advertised that the
little ones from fourteen years
down would be admitted free, they
were all there, and when finally the
crush" was over and the nice pic
turc had been partly run, one could
hear from all corners and direction
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-30

Of the building the expressions Of
opinions as TO what would finally
happen TO the william, but none OF
them, however, seemed satisfied TO
take their own judgment for the
matter, but stayed on the job wait
ing until "the end" came, Mt which
time another rush was staged
Ed Rowley, new manager Of the
theater, and owner with Mr.. Robb
Of the X. 4 X. theaters throughout
Texas and Oklahoma, is sparinR
neither cost nor effort in making
the Lindsey the very place for the
ladies and children 20 spend their
spare time. He is a great lover of
children, and from all appearances
we believe the little tots will soon
become acquainted enough with his
generousness 20 be real admirers
of him, and will no doubt have oc-
casion 10 form real friendship with
the entire Lindsey force, as Mr.
Rowley plans for their every wish
and comfort to be supplied while in
the theater, and everyone associated
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-30
Methodist Church

Sunday school was well attended.
Sunday being the last day Of the
contest between the Plainview and
the Lubbock schools, and consider
able enthusiasm was made manifest
throughout the hour. $50 were
present.
The Junior and Senior depart
ments seem 10 be gaining IN num-
members are leading the little folks
close second IN class enrolment
and attendance.
The Ladies Class. taught by W.
c. Rylander, had a nice run-up In
attendance and there were sixty
seven present. This Is the most en-
thusiastic bunch Of workers in the
school, and are doing a great deal
Of good work outside the class
work.
Mrs. Stanton's class Of young
ladies will hold food sale at the
Xix Furniture Store Saturday. Those
young ladies are graduates Of the
l.. II. S. Domestic Science classes,
and know something about the cul-
mary art that makes these food
sales something worth while. III
one has Cined upon a selection of
food purchased at one Of these sales
they know something about the
quality Of the foods they offer, and
unless this has been your good
fortune take it from Us you have
missed something.
Another good sermon was preach
ed in the morning hour by Rev. Fer
guson, to an alternative audience.
Rev. Ferguson Is an able speaker
and his talks are always short, in
structive and worth while.
The Senior Epwor.h League has
on a Ford vs.. Buick attendance and
contest, the losers 10
banquet the winners at the climax
Of the race, and the yong people
are showing considerably interest
in the work.