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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
G, A, R, RESENTS ATTACK
ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN

ASBURY PARK. June 29:-The
State Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic yesterday
adopted a resolution d~eploring the
action of Confederate veterans at
Richmond, Va, recently placing re-
sponsibility for the Civil War upon
Abraham Lincoln. The resolution
declared that the report submitted
by the Historic Committee at the
Confederate encampment was not
in accord with historical facts as
presented by the best historians or
the knowledge of our comrades who
still survive"
The resolution deplored the report
of the committee as "libeious, un-
truthful and without foundation in
fact and because its adoption tend
ed to revive sectional feeling so
many years after the close of the
Civil War.
The resolution. introduced by
George B. Stimson, of Paterson. will
be referred to the National En-
campment for action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
new YORK TO WELCOME
STRANGERS INTO CITY

NEW YORK. June 29.-New York.
the second largest city in the world
some claim it is the largest-is
going back to the ~favorite boom
method of the small town. II is
going to appoint a Welcome Stran-
ger Committee" figuratively to ex-
tend to the visitors the keys of me
city.
This action was decided upon after
the New York Hotel Association sat
forth that folks in other parts of the
country had got an entirely wrong
idea of the city from what they had
read about 1t in the newspapers.
The job of the new committee Is
10 make 1t known that. despite the
accounts of murders. suicides, hold
ups and scandals that have been
featured in the news. New York IS
just as safe as any Gopher Prairie
with better water, milk and police
protection to boot.
New York Is particularly anxious
TO get this idea across Immediately
for II is in the summe that honey
mooners flock to the city from the
ends of the land.
And the hotel men feel that the sc
visiting couples. perched atop buses
touring the city. are somewhat ne
elected. They need someone to shake
them by the hand and show them
the invisible ropes of the town. leav-
ing them to pick out Lady Liberty,
Grants Tomb and the Woolwortn
Tower for themselves.
A meeting was called at which
shopkeepers. transportation lines
and theatrical interests were all rep
resented and 1t was decided that the
visitor must be personally shown
that the idea is all wrong that every
body Is out to rob him as soon as he
sets foot on New York sidewalks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Masterson
of the Bronx. were visitors at Prince
Bay Beach this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Mcdonald Pegs are
at Saratoga Springs for two weeks
vacation.
William Fisher. Jr.. is out again
Y tier being confined to his home
With a sprained ankle.
Miss Mary Hornfager, with her
brother, Robert Hornfaser, are
home after a visit at Hollowsvilie,
Columbia county.
Rev. William T. funston, of New
ark, is the new pastor of the A. NJ.
Il. Zion church to succeed the late
Rev. William Cornish, who died sew
eral weeks age.
Rev. s. o. Rusby. pastor of the
Woodrow Methodist church. has re-
ported to the police that some one
broke into his barn in the rear OF
the parsonage Monday and stole his
bicycle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
PATROLMAN RESIGNS
FROM POLICE FORCE


FOTTENVILLE. June 29:-Pa-
trolman Samuel Hirsch, who was
transferred to the Sixtieth precinct
station. Tottenville. about two
months ago, has rendered his resig-
nation to Police Commissioner En-
xieht az a member of the depart
Ient. Patrolman Hirsch has been
bnX HfQyee eleven years to the day,
han appointed on June 27.
1911.&N lives in Flushing. L.. J.,
upon voiIsJfs IN his reas o i1e resign Mn 7,
praveinE back and forth to his
home and that he is deprived of be-
ing with his family after he Is
through a tour of duty. He is now
on his vacation and his case will
probably be reviewed by the police
authorities. When he was first
transferred here he reported sick
and did not come down for about a
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
ACTION ON ASSESSMENTS
IN MATAWAN BOROUGH

MATAwAN, June 29-At a brief
meeting of the borough council on
Tuesday night, Borough Attorney
Elmer II. Geran presented an ordi-
nance providing for the appoint
ment of a board for making assess
ments of benefits accruing from To-
cal improvements in the borough of
Matawan. The ordinance was ac-
cepted by the council and given its
first reading.
A resolution was passed TO the ef-
feet that Ell property n must
cut the weeds along their sidewalks
whittier sidewalks are laid or not
The council then adjourned to meet
next Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
BAND CONCERTS
TO Be SECURED
Com. mckinley in Letter to
Mr.. Ritz to Ask for
Funds

TOTTENvILLE. June 2s.-Tot-
tenville which was left out of the
schedule when the fifteen band con-
certs were arranged by the park de-
partmeEt for Staten Island. will
probably get some concerts after all.
! the announcement being made
(lhis morning. When the list was
hade up the schedule covered con-
ierts for Curtis field, at New Brigh-
ION; Washington Park. Stapleton,
land Port Richmond Park, at Por.
dtichmond. This end of the island
was left out and Stuart l.. Ritz. pres
dent of the Tottenville Branch Of
tlAe Staten Island Civic League and
IA member of the South Shore Pro-
. ective Association, wrote to Thomas
MCKINLEY, commissioner of parks
r the borough of Richmond. with
10 result that a reply received
pm him says that he will endeavor
get some concerts for the south
More.
MI 1.-THE South Shore Protective Assc-
1tion at its meeting Monday took
the matter and a resolution was
(opted seeking to have concerts
lGrea. Kills and Tottenville on the
N 1blic school grounds. With the ex-
ption of last year Tottenville hal
1eral band concerts under the
Dark department during the sum
I9r1er and were enjoyed by hundreds
people from all sections.
1.-THE letter from Commissioner
cGinley to Mr.. Ritz follows:
June 20, 1922.
lr. Stuart l.. Ritz.
HTottenville, s. l.
Year sir:
In reply to your communication
If the gard instant regarding con-
lkjrts for the South Shore, l desire
~ secure an additional appropria-
rhbn for that purpose as my original
.4quest included in the budget for
he current year was reduced TO such
IAN extent that / am compelled TO
|, concentrate in the most populated
f~Iectfons of the borough, especially
[turtis Field. which is considered the
Ikentral location and the concerts
ssonducted there. are for the public
<Df the entire island.
~ Assuring you that / will use every
to ecure several concerts
s,S,r your community, l am,
W Yours Truly.
THOMAS M'GINLEY,
Commissioner Of Parks,
Borough of Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
ToTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Campbell have
been visiting at Glen Ridge. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams will
leave tomorrow for Boston to spend
the Fourth of July. Mrs. Williams
will remain a month.
Mrs. John B. Hughes came home
from the Memorial Hospital yes
terday, where she underwent an
operation.
Patrolman George Breidenbach
of the telegraph bureau. is home for
his vacation.
Miss Mildred Thompson of Brook
lyn. is visiting Mrs. William Detroit
Of Sprague avenue.
Miss Myrtle Cox is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Byron LaForge has been en-
pertaining her sister, Mrs. Dens, of
sProoklyn, this week.
A card party will be held at the
DAquehonga club house tomorrow
night. Euchre. five hundred. PIN
ochle and bridge will be played for
prizes Robert Macan. chairman of
the entertainment committee. Is in
charge.
TottenviIle Council. knights OF
Columbus. at its meeting Tuesday
night decided to have an excursion
on Thursday. August "a. up the
Hudson. William ]. Dempsey. Pc
ter Brown and James Mcnamara
Is the committee.
A bolt of lightning struck the
chimney of the house at So Tyrrell
street about 5:45 o'clock yesterday.
No damage was done. The fremen
were called out.
Supreme Court Justice Frank s
Cannon. Jr. addressed the gradu-
ates-o of Junior High School No. 141,
Brooklyn. Tuesday
William ]. Markowitz. OF Manhat-
tan. was fined SIS by Magistrate
Fetherston yesterday on a charge
Of speeding in Amboy road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
WOODBRIDGE

The ladies % the P~resbyteri
church were entertained at tea
terday afternoon at the homA
Mrs. j. E. Breckenridge. The
esses being Mrs. Breckenridg
Mrs. w. P. Melick. Thers-UAS
present and every one reported .
most enjoyable time.
The American Legion will hold
their regular meeting tonight 1t the
fire house at $40. All ~ex-service
men are invited 10 be present. The
name of the local organization is
TO come UP. 1t is the desire of Com
mander Thomas Wand to enroll at
least fifty new members.
Rev. r. w. Mark of Elizabeth. for
merly of Woodbridge. is to be oper-
ated upon at the Elizabeth general
hospital for appendicitis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
O CASE HEARING
POSTPONED FOR WEEK

TOTTENVILLE, June 29-In the
second district court yesterday
Magistrate Fetherston continued the
hearing of vladimir Halabi, a drug
gist of 81 Rector street, Manhattan,
and Jesse Bum, colored, a chauf-
feur OF SPA Classon avenue, Brook
lyn, Until July 6. Bail was again
fixed at $4,000 Tor Halabi and $1,000
for Burn.
Louis Mandy. of Rosebank. a for
mer partner of Halabi. who furnish
ed bail when the two men were ar
rested charged with a violation of
the state prohibition law, forfeited
his bond to the court because it is
said that Halabi has instituted suit
in the supreme court for a business
transaction. A violation against
Mandy is also still pending in court
for a booze case. ii is said.
While the case in the magistrates
court is pending against Halabi and
Bum the grand jury is being asked
today to look into it. Both men
were arrested by Patrolman Crosscn
at the Tottenville ferry last Friday
night. The twenty-five cases of
LIQUID marked Rub-ka-hol was yes
terday removed from the Tottenville
| police station to the department
storerooms in Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Good Heln IN summer

Indigestion causes worry. nervous
ness, sick headaches. biliousness,
coated tongue. bad breath. bloating.
gas. constipation and constant dis
tress. Henry C. -horne. 1909 Harri-
son Ave. Boston, Mass writes:
"Since taking Foley Cathartic Tab
lets / fell fine" They cleanse the
bowels. sweeten the stomach and in
vigorate the hver.S Cause no pain. no
nausea. Not habit forming-just a
good. wholesome physic. Sold every
where.-Advs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Henry-Daley

TOTTENVILLE, June 29:-Miss
Martha A. Henry. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, John Henry. of 507 Yet
man avenue. and Charles p. Daley,
of Plainfeld, were married at 5
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at s..
Mary's church. Plainfeld. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev
Father Bogart, pastor. assisted bN
Rev. Father Hennessey, in the pres
ence OF a number of friends an
relatives.
Miss Helen Henry. sister of tn
bride, was maid of honor. and Ro
Daley, a nephew of the groom. wa
best man. A reception followed al
the home of the groom's sister, Mrs.
Edward Maher. of Plainield. After
a wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Daley
will take up their residence In Plain
field. Mrs. Daley was formerly a
teacher in the Washington school
at Plainfield until she resigned at
the close of the term this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21

the Southeastern State Teachers
College at Durant, are at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Robin
son, I09 l. street northwest. Miss
Rosa Robinson is recovering from the
effects Of an operation for appendicitis
which she underwent after returning
to school from the Thanksgiving holi.
days. Miss Hester Robinson will re-
main in Ardmore to attend the high
school for the remaining school terms.
Miss Octavia Brandt. Miss Margarite
Odom, Miss Maud Womack, Miss Vir-
ginia Lynn, Miss Helen Morgan and
Mr.. Ed Bennett, all of the Southeast
ern Teachers College at Durant, will
arrive this evening for, the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Butler and
little son, Billie, are here to visit rela.
tives in Ardmore and IIealdton during
the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Weiss and Mr.. Anseln
Weiss Of Tulsa are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Kahn and family over
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. William Warren Jr., son of Mr..
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"The Quill" Gives BANQUET

The Quill, journalistic society Of the
high school entertained with a banquet
Monday night. The guests arrived at
$3.50 p. IN. and assembled in the dining
rooms Of the junior high school. The
banquet was planned to make n family
OF five little children happy. who pos.
sibly would not have had any Christ
mas had it not been for this %organiza-
ton.
Santa Claus himself was present and
distributed many gifts from the beauti-
full Christmas tree to the children who
were the guests at the banquet.
The following program was given:
Toast mistress, Helen Hurry.
Christmas Carol. Chorus.
Toast. Our Guests" Quill Sponsor.
Miss Lillian Bishop.
Presentation Of Guests. Members of
the Quill.
The Quill, the business of Writing.
Principal Woodruff.
The Christmas Tree, Betty Brett.
The Reindeer. George Sayre
Santa Claus and the Chimney. Jean.
sette Landlord.
Song, Jingle Bells.
Additional guests We're.
Miss Eleanor Liley.
Miss Mcrheeters
Miss Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Rinsland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude V. Barrow.
Mr.. ohm EagleX
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid


On Friday. December 80. the Ladies
Church will hold q market ut White
mar and simpson store. beginning ~
10 -. m
Women's Union
Thursday. from y until five. the
women's Union OF the First Christian
Church will hold u bazaar at Collier
Brothers store. All kinds OF Christmas
gifts will be Offered.
Altar Society
The Altar Society OF st. Slary's
church will rifle the bazaar doll set.
consisting OF charde and chiferrette. on
Thursday. from ~ until / o'clock at
squire's Electric shop.
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Pupils Ready with School Play
Rehearsals and all details for the
Christmas play THE Nativity. to be
given at The High school Friday after.
noon have been completed and Miss
Mary wylle and Miss Eleanor Lilly
announced the following cas-, OF char.
sctcrs for the play:
he.der-Nancy fraley.
Annuneiatlon Angel Josephine Coff.
man.
Herald Angel--Roberta F'alrchild.
Mary. mother OF Jesus-lone Brooks.
Joseph-Iohn Hewitt.
shepherds--vance White. Lesion
Watson, Jack Cameron. Charles hin.
ser. Harold skipwith and Robt Fox.
Ansels-frcne Smith. Irene Baum.
Oita McCarty. Nan Reardon. Maurine
Ryan. Bedtime wolverton Gladys Ia.
bait Helen Hurley, Nellie Brawley,
Lou Brooks.
Kinu-Geraid Adams. James Dol
man. Art Holding.
The High School Orchestra will play
two special numbers. and will ulso nc.
comtsny the singing through out the
play. The Girls SeNtctte viii sing a
''Chris,mss Lullaby. by Brahms. Miss
Tessie sIoblcy will sing mo Room In
the Inn" during the first act.
4 =
Miss Madden Heuued with shower
A very enjoyable afternoon was spent
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Wallace. iois Third avenue. southwest.
when a group OF friends gathered to
honor Miss Gree Madden. whose en-.
sasement 20 Mr.. 8. L. Mills OF Mime.
sofa. was recently announced. with a
miscellaneous shower. Mrs. u A. Nc.
ltsftsr .oa NJ. Wallace vsrs taint
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On Friday. December 80. the Ladies'
A,d Society or the First Presbyterian
Church will hold a market ut White
man and simpson store. beginning AZ
10 a. m.
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family Reunions and Homecoming
Students to Fill Weeks Calendar

Incoming trains from all directions
during the remainder of the week will
bear students from schools and col
leges who are returning 10 their homes
in Ardmore for the holidays. Macy OF
those who are attending east: era
schools are already at home and those
from the State University will arrive
today and tomorrow. Practically no so
cial plans are being made Tor this week.
the time being given over to faulty
reunions and Christmas plans. but dur.
ing mex week the days and nights
will be filled with dinner parties and
dances and much visiting about be-
tween students and friends who have
not met since the fall school terms be-
gan.
Miss Nell c. Wilson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson, who Is a
student at Randolph Macon College at
Lynchburg. Va. will not return home
for Christmas, but will spend the holi.
days with relatives in New York and
in Washington. She will visit at the
home Of an uncle. Mr.. Fred II. Wilson.
In Washington, and u cousin, Mr..
Harry Fl. Wilson, In New York.
Miss Caroline Straehley will arrive
Saturday from Andover, Mass. where
she attends Abbott Academy. to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Straehley. She will have
Rs her guest Miss Dorothy Downward Of
Dallas, who will arrive December &c
and who will be honor guest at u din
ner aprty to be given by Mrs. Straeh-
Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, daughter of
Mr.. Perry Maxwell, who also attends
Abbott Academy, will spend the holi-
days in Springfield, Mass, where she
will visit friends.
Miss Lucy Pe~nnebacker OF Ward
beimont College at Nashville. Miss
Katherine Adams of Columbia Univer-
sity, and Miss Lucille Killingsworth of
Lindenburg College in Missouri, are al.
ready at home for the holidays.
Miss Lucy Cook of Columbia Univer-
sity will visit relatives in Barker, New
York, during the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. Robert Hefner and Mr.. Charles
Chapman. who attend Culver Military
Academy, are spending the vacation
with their parents in Ardmore.
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Altar Society

The Altar Society Of St. SIary's
church will rifle the bazaar doll SGT,
consisting OF charde and chiferrette. on
Thursday. from ~ until / o'clock At
squire's Electric shop.
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hostesses.
A Christmas tree, laden with gifts
for The bride-to-be, was the feature of
the afternoon. Miss Mable Ruth Stong
entertained the guests with two delight.
ful readings and many games weer al
30 enjoyed. Toasts to the honoree were
given and members Of the party told
OF their experiences in housekeeping
for the benefit Of the bride select.
Delicious refreshments were served
to the following guests;
Miss Eva Noble
Mrs. Sam Noble
Mrs. Kirk Tucker
Mrs. Fred Tucker
Mrs. Harris Cook
Mrs. Ethel Rocket
Mrs. Lewis Davidson
Mrs. Ira Davidson
Mrs. II. l.. Harbour
Mrs. John Nolan
Mrs. Il. S. Curtiss
Mrs. w. w. Martin
Mrs. d. G. McCulley
Mrs. j A Madden
Mrs. J. A. Cooper
Mrs. Frank II. Ladky OF saltwater.
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Dean Woods
Mrs. +. IL. Woods
Mrs. ID. A, Mccullough
Mrs. Stong
Mrs. Ross
Miss Nlable Ruth Stons
Miss Oita AIcCarty
Miss Cecillc Jones
Miss Marie Glen
Mhs Minerva Thompson
Miss Gree Madden
Mrs. ID. A. Mckellar
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wallace.
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grove, northwest, who attends Hendrix
College at Conway, Ark, is expected
home the latter part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Temerlin OF Durant
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Kemper Students Returning

The Following Ardmore boys who are
cadets at Kemper Military school,
Boonville. Mo, will arrive Friday, De
cember %. TO spend the holidays with
their parents.
ID. o. and j.. d. Coffey sons of Mrs.
Lille Sullivan. s2l BiXby Ave; G. 5.
Herd. son OF e. W. Herd, 621 McLish;
j.. r. Jones. son OF Carl &. Jones. 129
q ST., 8. w; w. ID. Kemp Jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Kemp, 1907 Srd
Ave; J 3. Sass. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
MORRIS Sass. 800 + Southwest w. S.
fsmith. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis NJ.
. Smith. 1901 Bixby Ave; ID. J.. Webb.
son OF Mr.. Ran Webb. 20 ID ST. $. W.
+ Z +
DR.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cox will enter
tain the members OF the Bixby Club
Friday evening. December 20. ut their
home, $40 Bixby avenue. southwest.
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Women's Union

Thursday. from > until five. the
Women's Union Of the First Christian
Church will hold u bazaar at Collier
Brothers store. All kinds OF Christmas
riffs will be offered
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Birthday Celebrated at Charming
Dinner Party

Miss Louise johnson was the charm.
ing young honoree at an evening din.
ner party given 10 celebrate her twelfth
birthday, by her aunt. Miss Grace
Johnson. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L, Johnson, III c street, southwest
Saturday evening.
Twelve little girls We're seated at the
table which was centered with a mini.
ature Christmas tree. lighted with can
die. Colors of red and green were cur.
ried out in the appointments OF the
four course dinner. \ large birthday
cake. beautifully decorated and many
Christmas favors adorned the table.
Each OF the guests We're given as fav-
ors, a crepe paper cap with a Santa
Claus head on II.
During the evening thee hlldren
dressed dolls for 4 Sunday school class.
Seated with Louise We're the fol.
lowing guests:
Ruth Tom Frame
Gertrude Tletgens.
katherine Louise Poland
Helen Luke
D'lNifN busNll
Priscilla Franklin.
Grace simmons
Eugene Wilkes
Geraldine McLlsh
Nellie Pennington
Lorraine Manford
Mrs. Giles Paine and her expression
class will entertain the old soldiers at
the Confederate home with u Christ.
mas Cantata on Thursday evening.
from eight until eleven o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. $. Mccain and
daughter. winifred, who reside In the
Fonville Apartments. will leave Friday
10 spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives In Dallas.
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FOR SALE-RIG IRONS, STANDARD
DERRICK, AND CASING-ONCE
RUN-s0. Is -. ~ IL AND 10 INCH.
OWL OIL COMPANY. SPRINGER.
9l.3
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viii arrive tomorrow 10 visit Mrs. Tenn
erlin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Kahn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 7. Sipes win leave
Saturday for Oklahoma City. where
they will visit at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. Walter barrett, during
the Christmas holidays. Mr.. and Mrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
DAVIS FLOWER SHOP

Flowers for every occasion. Mem
Der Of Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association.
Flowers wired 10 all parts OF the
United States.
We Give Trades Day Tickets.
Phone Js3.
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Sipes will remain in Oklahoma City
for the Inauguration of the governor,
January 9.
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Especial program for the soldiers
in the hospital at Sulphur will be
broadcasted by the American Legion
this evening from the Hardy Sanitar-
ium. All members OF the American lie.
g!on are especially invited to listen in
on the concert.
j. !. !.
The ladies OF 81. Mary's church will
have q Christmas tree on Friday af-
ternoon at $50 at 81. Agnes Academy.
All children and parents OF the board.
ing school and day school are Invited.
.Ancntertainment will be held In the
auditorium and sunday school. includ.
ing refreshments and nice presents
Tor all.
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Society Personals.
Misses Rosa and Hester Robinson whu