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Evening journal., 1922-01-10

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF CASA OIL
COMPANY
A special meeting Of stockholders OF
the CASA OIL COMPANY. will be held
on tho 3ist day of January. 1922 az 10
A. NJ, at the offices OF the company.
ll08 Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank Building. Fort Worth. Texas. for
the purpose Of raufynE or rejecting an
agreement dated December 90, 1921, en-
tered into by the Casa OIL Company
and La paz oil Corporation, for sale
and transfer OF all assets. except trea-
ury stock. In exchange FOR 275.000 shares
OF la Paz stock and for other con-
sideration and also to consider the adj
visibility OF dissolvlnE the company.
Also that transfer books viii be closed
for purpose Of the meeting. at ID O'Clock
noon. January Z, and reopened at 10
o clock. A. NJ. February fth. Done by
order Of First Vice and Acting Presi-
dent and Board OF Directors.
Dated Fort Worth, Texas, January
End. 1922.
signed. V. c. NELSON.
jan10-17-24. Secretary Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
HELP wANrEp-MALE.

l AM LOOKING for a particular type
OF man who IS inherently honest. who
can faithfully represent an organization
Of national reputation and record; re-
gardless Of your present occupation,
you may be that particular man whom
D can place in a position TO earn not
less than $1,000 per year. Call after
b a. NJ, 20if DUPONT BLDG ian6-6t.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
CLOVES

Push a few cloves intoNthe ham
before you bake g. The cloves add
a very pleasant flavor.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

When sells his automobile he always sacrifices
something beyond the actual material value of that
The that has been service discounts it's sales
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

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The New York herald., 1922-03-12

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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
CROSS LANES

M Ous Hughes. lua Robertson
% p Noort. o u'NcaL n A
O'Noal urd Mu T. - Mcdowell
spent Thursday OF base u,rk quests
~ Mu u A WiHam
ur and Mu ~ D. Young and
on visited Wr Deft Nr.on and
wife SaHiay
Mu O. ~ IhHras ari th.lirn
visited hcr mother Nardat
Ina Souu srgni Saturday with Hll-
is Manlry
Ruth Moorr visited hcI sister ai
Rcnion ,he fret ~ ihe week
Mr and Mr George Roberts and
daughter spent SATURDAY and Sunday
with hor parents
Mr lim va skinner and W Nunn
we've in Marion SUNDAY
Mr ] r u'Ncal vas ln Marion
one IA, asi week
Misses Inc. and Rcla Conrcr,
Ina Scott. Nlldrod nu,all and Ruth
Moorc attended lh, entertainment
Saturday night
Nu Willis Manloy and son spen0
saturday nirhi with Mr. Frcd Rowr
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
Local News

Mr q . ienninrs sent to Hop
tinsulle Tuesday
NJ y 4 Myer and little ron,
~ Evansville. sho have been visit.
mf Nu Myerf parents. Mr and
Mr. A q Cannan. returned home
Mandsy
M g. D Docs has returned
from HadlsonuIir uhers b. ta. hern
ihs ulel' ~ b. daughter. M Tom
llsafn
Mssus Nave Tmyior n Frcda.
nia. ard 7 u Stephenson. ~ Mea
ino, usn ln ihs aiJ Monday
MIS- Nans Gmnstan of Cfayns
Mn W % Nlrtsl and Mu T.
u stsrherson. ~ Mesiro. veu ir
~ cts shopping Monday
Rst J " Na'lsadlnrham. pa.
tof ~ ihs nsritf fhuuh ai salem
vas ln Marion Monday snruuts "a
i.nuistii's
Mu r.ora W.mtsfley. ~ surrls
vlo has been ths guest n her faih
er. Has Williams. returned how're
Monday
NJ e. u WHson ~ smrrs vt'
tusIneu visitor BOZ ihs aD Mon
day
The residence ~ ~ s. Wheeler
on Fati nsnai Street caught Dr.
Mon.isi afirraan hui thr flames SER
esthruIshsd hsfof, much damaEe wa'
done
Messu Fori Hunter and Hsuhsf
nradfsfd. ~ NexIco. were Manul
visitors Monday
~ and Nu Harlan rssk ~ th'
Caldwell spuurs section, Who hat'
h.sr visiting Mr. reels parents
Nf and Mu Tom Conysr returnc
home Monday
NJ 3 A. Dasnu triiei hs'
sister. Mu Aubrey Cannan. ~ Ma
ron Saturday and sunday NJ an'
Mr. Cannar ars ihe proud parent
Of a yuunr daughter prut.icnrl
fnirrpusr
nr " " Martin. Nu Maftii
and sons. shelby and Dean. ~ Clay
usrc in the city Monday surouu
home from pinekneY,.lls. vhers ihe'
attended ihr funeral ~ nr Martini
father. Isaac u Martin
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

Mm % Guess b. ll at boz home
'on fords Perm road
Mf J & nourland was o. buH.
ness visitor AZ Mexico Wcdncs lay
81 and Mrs A. = Brown Iefl
Monday for a months visit io Tampa
Fa thsy will alao usit nrm.nr
ham Ala
Eleven new puplls from ihe lit,
liile town ~ MsFioo enml'ei their
.ramcs ~ Marion GRADED ari high
l.hool Monday They ar Anna
Belle Hunter. latii, Ninsiead. Alton
Wicker. Vaughn Tabor. OruIo Tahor
Burnett Tabor Ruby Whit. lmoren,
Stephen. RUBY McMnsisf. Gusiara
nrashef and Austin nnasher
city Attorney . G. Rochester
tas been il iof several dsIs and
confined io BIZ home
Prof q D laFrer and aan. VII
fred Gerald. went to Mmrandelt
Monday
Rev q = Dillon. Evangelist $780,
b. Yaiss and Miss Fvs Yaie sent
20 sturra Monday % engage in d
revival meciiuF
Born o. the wife ~ n ~ Gass
~ salem Star Route. on Wednesday
IN lan vrsk. twins. o. hoy and "a rirl
The neri term ~ tho Fiscal Couri
|pil meet on Wednesday February i'
~ Owen Moorc. ~ Cniiendef
county. n visiting friend. Boz Co., ril
,ays the raiuoah Nesa Democrat
Mr q q lenn.nra returned iuu
liopkinsu'ir Mcinr.day. bringing hi
|ulfe home with him
Rey " U Oakley sent o. Ash
|hnd .huuh near Ciay Nelno dal d
preach the funeral of NHrl Cuuy
|ran II " o. Cuu
I cts Marshall A " Cannan. vh
has hern confined io hh home fo
some time on aclouui ~ an .nug
ta one ~ his rf,t. b. able io he ou
arain
~ Floyd Wheeler has rDtufno
.ffum an s1tcnled visit o. Oklahoma
Rev nowninr. naaior ~ ih, Fiu
baptist church a. Moranheld. uiI
preach 81 ths First baptist church o
.ihis c.B next Sunday morning an
evening Visitors are welcome
o. ihc ahscnec of ihr paHor Rev
IG T. nllon. Supf q O. iarfor
.vul preach a. the Methodist ,huu
SUNDAY ai % o'clock Prof ioh
|N Brown will 900 ihe pulpit 40 ih
eyeniur service
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

Rev a Arnold Fletcher, of Frank
fort, Ind filled the pulpit at the
First Baptist Church here, Thursday
evening Of this week
Mu Elizabeth Haywood. u
Clarksdale, Miss Is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Sue Martin In East Marion
Mr r. u Kemp and daughter,
Mr. G N Swisher. went b Rep
ton Wednesday 70 attend the funeral
Of Margarite Brantley, daughter Of
M and Mrs Clip Brantley. the bur
bal being AZ Oak Grove cemetery.
Mabel. the little daughter u Mr
and Mrs Ruth Johnson. b. very 10
of pneumonia Of hor home on Fords
Ferry road
Mn Kit Butler visited her par
cnts. Sir and Mu g A stephen.
SON. ~ Frances iast week
Mr 3 D. Nunn. who had bis
shoulder badly injured b. able to BE-
up again
Mr " Icti Num-. n the Trade.
water section. will move with his fam.
/. ily 10 The Gus Terry farm near Sher-
idan
The Womanf Club met in regular
meeting AZ che home n Mm Ellen
Croft Delightful rcfreshmens were
served
Rev JAMES - Price will deliver
o. Commencement Address 90 the
Forest Grove graduating elass Feb
10 a. I.aO g. ~
Rev Y e. Garter and SIR Car
|ier went to siurris Tuesday for a
1.-TWO wreis visit io the family of 7
To- noDoueII and other f.rnda
Mit Anna ianm HoVcfion Of
Repton. who haa been visiting the
family ~ boz parents Mr and Nn
|pIus llovcft1n. rs'urned home Tues
|day
Mr and Mn N A. KING ore the
Iroud parent % o. baby iaughier
Ihu January 1a
Mu 4 q nuhlod ani laufh-
Itor. Ruii. aha have been Ia Evans.
vile o. treatment nounci foHe
Voriay
Mr Charlie Mctonnel ~ iiyadro.
|Oha. Nfo haa been Fis'tns his par
|enis. Mr aud Mn 7 = McCon-
|nDn. ha. returnsi home
Mr D q Mcconnell Who has
lheen mnnred Io hn har. hf ilIncaa,
ahle o. be- mn aran
Mu % n Stone an Mrs Nor.
nan Store ars visiting iHrndi boz
raducah and ,o.N.afr Aa week
Ms tlrahsih Hnhe.'rr went io
|smrs Too iaY to atieri be- fun
ieui of Mn Arch Berry
Mu - W STONE 49, to Cave
in Eolk Tuesia, for tuo weeks We
.t o. ihc family ~ Der father. lo-
.sorh Mason
Mr. hlfrlii Moore ana Haufhl't
Helen. vrni n fouia ferfy TUESDAY
Zoo visit Mn Nmref maiher Mr.
Jane Hamilton
Mr % " Stone rade a business
|inp o llor.mat''r and ln'oniosn
|Iucaday
Nrs % u Nainn and little SON.
Who haze been tsIiirr N- Naiiah 2
.pareni, Mr and Mr. 7 p Walker
rtuuea hnme Tuesday
Nsssu q $ tluns ana Albert
.fl.u. uwi io hofk|mti'.e Tuesday
|n attend thr funuai n their faith
.er D q E.tins. abo died Monday
Jose go YEAR
MH Mill N...NHIU. I'D MNINH ON
.dod 90 h.s home near frc,ionis lat
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

GG6 l. a prescription Tor Colds,
Fever and lagrippe. tits the
most speedy remedy We know.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26
SENATOR WESLEY SThLEY
POPULAR OVER, THE STATE

long experience in financial matters
and state matters leaves no doubt.
A. to his integrity and the estina-
ton Of him by the people d 1,s
community in which he resides per-
haps no better indication can be
given than to quote the words Of one
Of the Republican papers Of Jsfferson
county appearing soon after his first
election to the Legislature:
1.-THE Sun has q word to say In ap-
probation Of Jefferson county's rep
ressntativs elect Wesley stalsy. The
sul did not support Mr.. staley for
the office. Mr.. staley 4. an old
time Democrat and there are =
number Of things in which We differ,
hence the Sun could not consistently
support him in the campaign. We
have had . personal acquaintance
with Mr. stalsy for more than
twenty years We have seen him
rise from . poor boy. = common
hborer 70 his present position Of
afflusnes and standing IN the COM
He has bssn . successful
businsss man and IN an tie dealings
With his fsllowmsn he has never been
accused Of croolsdness or deception.
He has = record Of being straight
forward and open IN an his dealings
and he never made . promise that
be did not redeem either in . busi-
ness or . political way. His word
was always considered - good - his
bond. Mr.. ssalsy has lived In Arv-
ada for many ysars and his integrity
IL unquestionsd." .,t,lLtii
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26
THE AMENDMENTS

It Is Of the utmost Importance that
vsters give close attention to the
amendments to be voted on in Nov
enber. A . usual thing vsters give
more attention to candidates than
they do to amendments to he Con-
stitution. The reverse should be
true, ~ candidates are elected for
two years only whereas the amend
msnts are = permanent proposition,
Unless changed by futu,s constita-
donal amendments.
Among the amendments on the
ballot to be voted on in November
srs the following:
Nh. I. Provides for = $4,000, 600
road bond issue. It il agreed that
IL the state shall progress, good
roads are necessary. Interest and
principal to pay these bonds will
come out Of the automobile license
tax 50 that general txes will not be
raised. Vote "Yes" on this amend
ment.
Amendment No. 2 provides for .
Utilities Commission that shall have
Jurisdiction over all Of the Utilities
Of the State, including those larger
cities that are now not under the
Law. There Il no reason why the
big fellows should be treated differ
entity from the snall companies, Just
because they are big fish. Vote
''Yss" on this amendment and give
the big fellow the same dose that TIE
little fellow gsts.
No. I provides for q state income
tax. The law i too indefinate and
might add TO taxation and should be
voted down.
No. is the AnH-vivissction law
which, II passed, will kin al msdi-
cal research in this state. The lives
Of q thousand mice 4 surely not
that Of one baby and this danger
Gus law, fathered by lot Of thought
less people should be voted down.
No. 8 provides for = revision Of
the state constitution and should be
passed. Many of our laws are OBJ
solete and should be written off.
Amendment No. Z should pass in
order to enable the new general
being constructed in Dem
yer to bring the first two years
course to that institution,
whirh IL not possible with out this
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26
Community Day
at Fremont School

II was n most nuspicious day when
the entire community assembled in
this annual event. A free luncheon
wss provided at noon following
which program by the school was
rendered. Both the State Superin-
tcndcnt 81 Public Instruction and
The COUNTY Superintendent Of Public
Destruction were present and spoke
briefly cf the work cf education.
One admirable feature of the pro-
pram w,s the religious emphasis
given thrucut-an element In every
community which |. often overlook
- and neglected. The principal nd-
drcss wa. given by Rev. A. C.
Hoover Of Arvndn Methodist church.
Who smoke upon "The Community
I'D the Church" In his message he
called attention 20 the advancement
tc'ro made in the average community
rnd ''kcrcd Il to the new day that
Y. coming into the new church.
Many feel that the church dare not
get away from the path set before Il
d"-'r~ tho middle agcs hut the
npcnker thought that Il wns the duty
&C ire church 10 interpret itself un-
dc-r..rdinrly 10 the changing order.
Following the program the men
tried TO score q comeback in baseball.
bnt the boys defeated them un.
rnercifully. A basket ball game for
the girls md races for everybody
brot the day 10 happy climax. In
the mcntime judges were busy pass
ine upon thc splendid display Of live
stock. vegetables. fruit. pasty,
handwork. euilta. everything Of the
finest tyne which would mnke many
q county fair look like an empty
fruit basket on market street.
No words Of commentator would
- TOO much to nay In behalf Of those
vAo made The days events possible.
Chief Of whom Of eourse 10 Mn.
Wm. Xsrna Who enlareed upon the
annual event and Who 3 proving
keesslf Q Decided asset 10 he entire
e0a0VnioV.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26
brighton Blade)

Senator Stalsy. brother Of A. n
stalsy q Brighton, the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer, ross
froa ranks by sheer force Of grit and
industry, By the assiduous perform.
ancs Of every duty that was imposed
vpsn him. He was only fifteen years
Old whsa 10 st9ted in life fer him.
~ in the State Of Illinois. Most Of
hb active life has been spent in Colo
radq - he came here In 1889, and
has done his part In the upbuilding Of
ths state. Although In the bank
business at the present time, 1t was
net without hard labor. both on the
farm snd In industry that he made
Biz sAvancsmsnt in life. For ssv-
oral years be was . homssteadsr in
ths San Lois Valley, with all the dif-
fieuldss and hard work that helping
develop . virgin country impliss. he
b probably tAs only hank president
- record whose Introduction 70 his
baak vas . daily laborsr In Tie een-
azuetioa II tAs building. This vas
~ sxDssisnes y tas first hank VITA
MA - bsesns connected q Hop
~. Colorado, In the ninsties. Since
tAat aas ~ has always bssa con-
nsetsl VIA ths banking businsss
haviae bssn for several ysass Prod
dsat of ~ First Natioaal Bank q
Arvada. Ths vsrious Institutions
VIA whica hs has bssn connected
hsvs al sajoysd . successful exist
anes. Intuition. training and sxpsr-
isnes have made Senator 0talsy .
successful businessnan, and his vide
sxpsrisacs has bssn . great benefit
10 tAs ststs. He is most careful 70
safsguard the rights Of those who In
trust money 10 his institution and a.
co readily extends credit to persons
6f responsibility who come to him
Vhsn money is needed for business
sausnsion. From his early occupa-
Hoa - well - from his present bust
neas principles he is especially inter-
sstsd IN the promotion Of agriculture
both because hs believes that the
prosperity Of ~ farmer IN BIZ region
~iu b BIZ prosperity and because Of
ths benefit The expansion Of such
3saustry will b 70 the state ~ .
&Asls. -
Ssnaor Sealsy ~ Win b implied
b. his title 10 not unasquainsd With
state sffaira having served the eoun-
y Of ysffsrson for six ysars tie lase
foar years In the senate. DsrinG
that time he was a msnbsr Of tha
senate finanes commlttss serving the
last two years Of his term at chair
nan. This experienee rave him Z
good economical administration oi
It's affairs. Az 70 the mere ability
Of Senator Staley to we'll conduct
the sffs;,s OF the State Treasury hi
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26


The Republican party in Jeffer-
son county, the Republican srgani-
xation which controlled the Republi-
can caucuses, tns county assembly
and the primaries and We DspuBliean
ticket now i the field b q record
Gs being s4uarely behind Senator
Frank Church and the Moffat tun-
mel district liEes which burden the
farmers Of the Arvada, Whextridge
and Ralston communities and every
town lot in Arvada with unjust tax
alton that il held by attorneys Is be-
ing . flaw against the title Of the
property. In the Republican coun-
ty assembly the machine went on
record. It Is quite true . few in
dividuals who are Republicans have
dug up . few dollars to sort Of set
themselves right with the farmers
and help in = small way to fight the
bin in the courts, but the machine
SPEAKS for the party as 4 unit. Every
farmer, every home owner, every
taxpayer who goes to the polls and
votes for any candidate vouchsd for
by the Republican machine d adding
his endorsement TO that Of the Re-
publican machine and il BY 70 doing
working against the interests OF
himself and every other taxpayer In
that part Of Jefferson county which
il included In the district.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

Z. L. Holtsclaw who lives on John
Boyd's place and hauls vegetables
and fruits out along the Lfmon road
was q pleasant caller At the Enter
prise office Saturday. He Is max
ing regular trips IN Arvada to have
dental work done. He says he spent
about eighty dollars with a Denver
dentist but that the work was not
50 he came to Arvada to
have DR.. LoberE do Il right.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

amendment.
Amendment 8 and provide for
extending terms Of officers from
two years to four ysara This
amendment should be killed. An Of
Hcer who makes good can be re-
elected and if he isn't Of the right
stuff, two years iInqre than eaough.
Neither the Republican nor the
Democratic parties have endorsed
these amendments.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

"Bull Moose Ben" isn't exciting
any Of Of the majority IN the Demo
cratic ranks. His coffee Il too
eold.-DuYsneo Democrat.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

GORDON HOOPER
1saAsfss a1A Csseral hauling
Auts trips 10 and from Danver
DAILY. Leave srders At Xex-
neav's OF Juehem's stores.
Phons Arv. 896J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

The Democratic party in Colorado
b united for the first time in six
yeas. And when the party Il unit
cd II wins.-Walden Star.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26
Ship your
Churning Cream
Vnlssr F.r. Dairy, Dssvsr

DR.. koBERc
Ths AsvaAa Dsatiss
Telephone Ayvada 203
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-26

CHRIS JOHNSON
Contracting and Building, Modern
EQuipment. Foundations, SIDE
walks, Cement Floors.
Tvantv Yaars Ex~Aeja~aA
Telephone NsWs ODen IonAsR q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

The Ri Rev. Bishop VII preside a;
The rytrest on sunday nilrht. and will
10. assisted by a large number of the
city >lerr.' A. head of the church IL
Delaware. he VIII recite King Dav.d's
rrcst Rsglm ~ PenIen"e. The
Ni.sererv-. 20 ask Code pard1n and
mercy for the faults OF the past year.
Then he viii intone the 'Te Deu1n"-
~ thanksgiving for the years
Aierss uvs and favors Pontifi
oa. Bencdlct!on. with the Ri Rev.
lEslpp o. celebranf vii close the year
49,.
Mlrday New Years Day. Wi! be OBJ
served with special Holy Name mass.
Tho uafss wil h-e followed by a New
Years breakfast IN Cathedral Hall
Al the Holy Name men OF Delaware
are invited 20 the breakfast: and there
fore the Ladies IN chArge are prepar-
lng tOf great crowds A special card
u invitation ~ being sent out TO those
who made rfe trip % Washington in
October. ia, as the maihng-llst il
very Incomplete. q VIII not reach al
10y ang means. Therefore, card or no
card. every Holy Name man has an
invitation 20 the breakfast In Cathe-
dral Han. The Catholic ladies. who
have charge % the breakfast. will hold
a meeting in the Han tonight % per.
| feet arrangements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
HOLY NAME RETREAT
TO CLOSE OLD YEAR
Elaborate Services Will be Held
at Cathedral With Bishop
Monaghan Officiating.

Following tho old maxim. 1T ie ths
n,' IN hat counts. the Cathoi.c men
90 Wilmington will spend the laTt
hours ~ 1922 IN meditation and PRAYER.
taking stock of the old year and maxi
ing. resolutions for the New Wear. To
night AZ 730 O'Clock Father Burnell
win preach tho opening ecrinon of
tho retreat fur mon wh.'h Is 90 be
Conducted ~ the Cathedral. sixth and
Wet streets After the sermon tho
Visiting clergy viii assist Al sulemn
h~,edictfon of the blessed Sacrament
.a' VII N Rev Thomas =. Waldron
pastor ~ - pauls II - church. VII
ho tho ~clebrant.
Father Waidr,n - one ~ the Wos'
1e,lnur ~ tho Wilmington clergy, an,
Hss served over 20 years on the Mary
AND and Delaware Missions hotor'
.onlnE % tho city to take charge -
50 Paurs. AZ Fourth and laclos5i
a;rccts lilo legan his work a, Eaetor
4 Nil. in the winter ~ 1892. long lp<or
/ jhe era ~ the good roads" AMI oheaT
B rrartfcal autonoh'le of today. 1Ns IA
I ls,rs carried him through tho ssouthcT'
I counties ~ the Eastern Shore ~ Md
reaching ;he 90 miles acrss the pen
.ususa frnm ClaJ'Dnrne. on Chesapeake
Ray 70 tho Atlantic. at Ocean city. III
churches embraced Easton. Secretsr-
| Croo.lt. Cambridge. and Golden III
4 Meekiu's Neck. b-osides missions
/ toTs AT Royal oak. st Michaols. an
| oxford. Coming 20 Dover, IN 1897, nj
par'sh embraced one-half the state
with CHURCHES Al smyrna. Dover. Mi'
| ford ard Rehchoth. besides stations a
/ thc larger towns for stretch ~ :
I Mice a.oug the Delaware r. r. Hp
w.rk .u the CITY 10 we'll known W;
l 'har ac;erlst'- energy and zeal. Faith,
/ Wa,iron has sot 90 work 20 make s
'auis the banner Holy Name paris
~ tho Wilmington Diocese; and iud'
uE him ny part results. 81 Paul's W
fo-nr possscss a Holy Name Soc.c'
with 500 nerul,erS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
many CANTATAS
|. CELEBRATE SEASON
Last Night Chosen for Christ
mas Festival by Many Sunday
Schools and Churches.

"a Topsy-,urvy Christmas" was tho
cantata chosen by the Harrison Street
NJ. T.. Sunday ISchool for it's Christmas
entertainment last night. The cast IN
cludcd Marvin Crossan, Esther Draper.
Kathryn Crew, Mrrtha Crossan, james
Colt. and was directed 10y Miss Mary
Chrlsiy llcislcr.
"San,a and the Givcrs" was pro-
duccd by the Sunday school oi Brandy
wine NJ. T.. Church. the members oi the
east being Mrs. West, Mrs. G.. y. Plum
mcr: pinah. the colorcd NANNY"
Mrs. Elsie Stewart; Mildred West, MIR.
Mildred Baylis; Dorothy Peggy, Mil
,hcd and Helen, daughters oi Mrs.
West. Mrs. Frank Baylis, Mrs. Helen
Ludlow, EVELYN Elliott and Bertha
| Tallcy: Jane, cousin Of the West girls.
DAISY Baker. Edna and Lillian. friends
of Helen and Mildred, Misses Helen
White and Mildred Neasey, Mrs. Jones,
n poor widow. Mrs. Nclson( Talley;
Grace and Ethel, children of Mrs. Jones,
Thclma Summers and Isabelle IIu,chin-
son: Jack Frost. Henry Dickerson. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Baylis directed the
production.
At Eastlakc Presbyterian Church u
duct by Misses Ruth pcnrose and Mar
garct Patterson was illustrated IN pan
tomimc hv class of l,,,lc girls. who mad,
their appearance on the stage through
the lighted fireplace of the little room
The cantata was the same as that pre-.
scntcd al Brandywine Church, entitled
"Santa and the Givors'
"Santa's Tov Factory was produced
10y some seventy five boys at 81 Paul
NJ T. Church. under the direction oI
Mrs Elizabeth I. McNcy. with William
Skcllingcr as Santa. THIS will I've re-.
peatcd next Tuesday evening
The First Christmas Tree IN three
] acts, was the play gwen last night Ivy
pupils of Calvary Episcopal Church
! Sunday School II has a mediacva
!. atmosphere and was rendered hy lIh'
Nagmgan. kinsman Ralph, CATHERINE
Ralph. Charles Painter. Wilson MaeW
gan. Grace Long, Robert Nandegrift a
principals Misses Doro,hea Brookmr'
arranged the entertainment.
~ Bethany Baptist Church cantat'
was gwen, followed 10y the appearance
of Santa Claus
| AZ Second Baptist Church the can
tata. Santa and the Givers' va
rendered under direction of Miss Mario
LOUISE Edwards.
Tho Epworth League Of Union NJ
. T. Church was IN charge of the Christ
p mas entertainment consisting of th
4, playlet, entitled ''Mrs. Tubbs ot Shan,
Town"