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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14

GalinKton, Mrs. W. T. Mills. Mrs. Blanche Bradley, Mra. A J. Roddy. Mrs. H. T. Mills and Miss Hazel Routledge were lovely hostesses at d linen shower for Miss Lallie Dunbars a popular bride elect.
 The living room and reception hall were decorated with blue birds and beautiful butterflies suspended from the ceiling. The room was adorned with a profusion of sweet peas and roses. A lovely rainbow extended across one end of the living room and at the end was a huge pot cov- cred in gold, which contained the lovely gifts. Beside the pot was beautifully decorated chair for the bride, who entered with her two lit- tie flower girls, Dorothy Wyatt and Kathleen Williams. Little Miss Grace Darlington recited a beautiful poem on the proverbiai pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. As the bride entered she was showered with rose petals and rice by Misses Hazel Mc- Kenzie. Hazel Routledge and Mary Dunbar, who are to be attendants in the wedding.
 Miss Hazel Routledge and Miss Hazel Mckenzie served at the punch table, which was on tho spacious porch, which was decorated in daisies.
 over 100 registered during the aft ernoon with Mrs. William M. Custred presiding at the brides book.
 A beautiful program was rendered which consisted of piano solos by Mrs. l.. B. Womack and Miss Lillian Mills; q vocal solo by Mrs. R. c. Nc Mahon and a reading by Mrs. J. ". Adams. Mrs. H. T. McGehee, who is in charge of the music for the we'd ding, played the wedding march.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS RoUNTREE's BRIDGN nn a fxINr

Miss Selene Rountree entertained yesterday afternoon at bridge, com plimenting Miss Lilly Kinney of San Antonio. Texas. who is the guest Of Miss Carol Penney.
 Roses, sweet peas and other garden flowers were used in baskets and vases about the rooms.
 At the close of the game salad and an ice course was served. In cluded in Miss Rountree's hospitality were: Miss Kinney, Miss Penney, Miss Elizabeth Adams, Miss Eugenia Woodward, Miss Evelyn Hassinger. Miss Virginia Hassinger. Miss Julia Mae Drennen, Miss Sarah McCarty. Miss Eula Webster, Mrs. w. NJ. Moug- hon, Jr., Mrs. E. T. Brown, Mrs. George Long, Mrs. W. P. McCrossin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Norwood Needlecraft club will meet this afternoon at s'so o'clock with Mrs. Hattie McCarty at HOS Thirty first street, north.
 
 The monthly meeting of the Childrens Hospital association wAl' meet this morning at 1O:So o'clock at 4Ae hospital.
 Mrs. Harry l.. Bumstead, honor ary chaperon and general chair man of finance committee for Camp Wilcox, No. lTS2, United Confederate Veterans, requests all those wanting reservations over the Southern railroad, to go to general reunion of the U. c. V.'s, please notify Commander I. w. May at McVays seed store on Sec ond avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS CLAPP HONORED AT f,LUR MEETING

Mrs. R. E. Duke was hostess to her bridge club Friday afternoon and had Miss Clapp, bride-elect, as her honor guest. The living room was decorated with baskets of daisies and the dining room with sweet peas. Mrs ". c. Mitcham won the club prize, and Mrs. F. W. Jones the vls- ifors' prize. The honoree was pre- sented a set of hand embroidered tea napkins.
 After the games . salad plate was served to the following Mrs. Bert Meadow, Mrs. M E. Moor. Mrs. c. l1. Read, Mrs. II. M. Powell, Mrs. B. H. N alker, Mrs W c. Mitcham, Mrs. T. N. Cottrell, Mrs. F. w. Jones, Mrs. Kinkead, Mrs Bancroft. Mrs. c. M. Mcdonald; Mrs. c. L. Williams, Mrs. Mccullough, Miss Lilla Dowell. Miss Marie Bost, Miss Josephine Carter, Miss Mary Giles, Misses Lois and Gladys Wellington and Miss Virginia Caldwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MRs. nlGHAM HosTEss

Mrs. s I. Bigham honoreu MIsa Mildred Ciapp at lovely linen shower yesterday afternoon
 The house was beautifully deco rated with quantities of Shasta daisies and ferns
 Mrs. Bigham was assisted in re- ceiving her guests by Miss Clapp, Miss Lilla Dowell, Mrs. Belle Cfapp and Mrs. Mccoy.
 A basket adorned with summer flowers, representing a corsage bou- quct, was filled with the gifts. and was presented to the bride by Miss Edith Mobley, who read an appropri- ate verse.
 Miss Genevieve Gaddis of We tumpka and Miss Cora Tillman pre- sided at the punch table. One hundred guests called during the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MRS. CHEW COMPLIMENTS MISS DUNBAR

Mrs Launa Chew was a lovely hostess on Wednesday when she ent ter rtained Miss Lallie Dunbar at luncheon in the private dining room of the Business and Professional Womens club. The centerpiece was a basket of pink gladiolas and hydrangeas. The dainty place cards bore the following names: Miss Lai- lie Dunbar. Mrs. John A. Owen. Mrs. Ed Roberts, Miss Alma Dunbar, Miss Valla McCool, Miss Mary Dunbar, Miss Nell Shannon, Miss Jimmie Dun- bar, Mrs. Hugh s. vailely and the hostess
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS CLAPP HoNORED

Mrs. George c. Harris entertained at a delightful luncheon on Monday at the Tutwiier in honor of Miss Mildred Clapp, an attractive brids- elect.
 A basket of daisies adorned the table, about which were seated Miss Clapp, Miss LilIa Dowell. Miss Carrie Scandrett of Cordele, Ga, Mrs. Belle Clapp, Mrs. c. E. Morton, Mrs. R. F. Duke and the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS DAWSON HOSTESS


 Miss Bessie Dawson entertained at a delightful bridge party on Monday afternoon at her home in the Marga- ret apartments.
 The house was made lovely with baskets of sweet peas and field flow CTS. After the game a delicious salad and ice course was nerved to Miss Carol Penney, Miss Lilly Kinney of San Antonio, Miss Edwina Sellers. Miss Martha Cree of Richmond, Va. Miss Elizabeth Cornell, Miss Annie Tart Perry, Miss Evelyn Redd, Miss Elizabeth AIesser, Miss Theresa Cory, Miss Anita Slos3, Miss Eunice Branch Of Chicago. Miss Katherine Massey, Miss Mamie Gordy of Columbus, Ga. Miss Margaret Tynes, Miss Anna Meade. Miss Sarah McCarty, Miss Dorothy Beatty, Miss Annie Hood Ceulbourne, Miss Mary Miller Coul- bourne, Miss Dimmis Wilkinson, Miss Hugiie Beatty, Miss Olivia Robinson, Miss Mitvlene McDavid. Migs Marga- ret Fern. Mrs. Briggs Rogers. Mrs. John Gibson. Mrs. George Headley. Mrs. Ned Norris and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
LISTERS CLUB HoSORs
 MISS HENTSCHEL

The members of the Jesters' club entertained Monday at a miscellan- eous shower in honor of Miss Mar morrow.
 The house was decorsted in the club colors. gold and black.
 The pretty gifts were presented to the bride in flower decorated wagon drawn by little Virginia Mo- Annally and Dorothy Brough,
 A contest was enjoyed. the prize being won by Miss Dorothy Young.
 The guests were received by Miss Maxine Moore, Miss Lemoine La vender, Miss Gladys Dean.
 Miss Ethel Moss had charge of the brides book.
 Mrs. Clarence Harvey had charge of the music for the afternoon.
 Thirty guests were present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
woMEAN's CITY GOLF CHAM DTnNeHIp

The woman's city golf championship will be played at Roebuck club be- ginning Tuesday, June 27. There will be several flights and a small entrance fee will be charged. Players are asked to please select and to qualify on the morning of the 27th.
 Matches may be played at any time on the three following days. The Roebuck club will be open to all wo- men golfers of the city beginning Monday, June. 1s. in order that they may practice rounds.
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 vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Darby Brown, on Cliff road.
 
 Miss Anne Diekerson of San An tonio, Tex arrived last evening and is the guest of Miss Carol Penney. Cards from Mrs. Maurice Lenk from Bucerne. coiivey the interest," ing information that that section of Europe as well as all others she has visited during her trip, is absolutely filled with Americans. Mrs. Ie1.k has just visited the Italian lakes and from Eoearno on Lake Maggtore. from which point she writes, she says she is enjoying view of RiRi and Pi- latus' snow covered and ice bound.
 Mir. Cecil I'ortts. who has been visiting his mother on Alabama ave- nue. south, has returned to his home in Wilmot, Ark.
 Mir. and Mrs Burney Price Gray have taken possession of their new bungalow on Fifteenth avenue, south. HTr. Palmer Portis left Friday for Mobile. where he goes as a delegate of the First Presbyterian church to the Young Peoples conference now in session at Magnolia Beach. over on the eastern shore.
 . MT and Mrs. Dan Zimmerman aud children, Elizabeth and Dan, Jr.. Me having most delightful trip through South Carolina. They will be absent for six weeks.
 Miss Virginia Fill. who has for the past two years been student Ut Agnes Scott college. Decatur, Ga. Is visiting Mir. and Mrs Robert A. Bell in Birmingham before returning to her home in south Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MARRIAcE

Miss Earlyne Miller and MT. Mack LoveIace were quietly married on Sunday afternoon in the study of the First Presbyterian church by Rev. John M. MacSporran.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MRS. HoKE HoNoRs BRIDES
 ELECT

Mrs. Michael Hoke, Jr, entertained at bridge yesterday at her home on Nineteenth street, south, in compli- ment of two charming brides-elect. Miss Evelyn Hoke and Miss Lucille Hendrix.
 Sweet peas and other garden flow CTS adorned the house.
 Those who enjoyed this lovely hos pitality were the honorees and the members of their bridal parties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
NtRs. nMEN,s LYRIC PARrY

utSs OWENkS AbfttC f'AhkI
 Mrs. John A. Owen entertained at a Lyric party lon last Thursday afternoon. complimenting Miss La!lie Dunbar, whose wedding to Mir. John Louis Guyton will be an event of Wednesday evening. The following were in Mrs. Owens party, Mrs. W. T. Mills, Mrs. Roy Zachery. Mrs. Launa Chew. Miss Alma Dunbar, Miss Valla McCool. Miss Jimmie Dun bar, Miss Nell shannon and the honoree. After the show the guests were served ices from beautifully appointed table at the Martha Wash ington parlor. beautiful bouquet of sweet peas were the fayors.
 MISS DUNBAR HoNoRED
 Mrs. Willis T. Kent and Miss Hazel Mex enzie entertained Miss Laliie Dunbar, a popular ide-elect. at the home of Mrs. Kent Saturday at luncheon.
 The house was decorated in sweet peas and the centerpiece was large cake decorated with nina ture bride and groom and banked in sweet peas. Dainy place. cards of bride bore the following names: Mrs. II. T. McGehee, Mrs. R. c. Me-
 Mahon, Mrs. I W. Dunbar. Miss Agnes Durant, Miss Jimmie Dunbar, Miss Nell Shannon, Miss Mary Dun bar Miss LaRue Worrell. Miss Alma Dunbar, Miss Hazel Routledge, Mrs Hugh s. vallely. and the honoree. Mrs. Kent and Miss Mckenzie were assisted by Mrs. Feeders Thompson of Nashville, Tenn. After the lunch con the guests were entertained at a box party.
 SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT MT. and Mrs. Hugh s. Vallely were hosts Saturday evening when they entertained the members of the Guy ton Dunbar party at al buffet supper. The house was decorated in sweet peas and daisies, the eenterpiece of the dining table being a large bowl of sweet peas.
 During the evening the bride and groom elect were surprised with kitchen shower. Miss Mary Dunbar and MT. Charlie Lampkin presented the gifts in large clothes basket. DUNBAR-GUYToN WEDDING THIS EVENING
 The First Baptist church of Pratt City vii, present lovely scene this evening when Miss Lallie Dunbar be- comes the bride of MT. John Louis Guyton.
 Miss Dunbar will De attenoeu py Miss Nell shannon of Brooks, Ga.. Miss Agnes Durant of Columbiapa. Miss Hazel Mckenzie and Miss Hazel Routledge as bridesmaids. Mrs. Willis T. Kent and Mrs. Hugh s. Vallely as matrons, and her sister. Miss Mary Elizabeth Dunbar as maid of honor. Little Miss Helen Roddy will light the candles. while little Misses Grace Darlington and Ann Roddy will open the beautiful flower gates at the end of the aisle for the bridal party. The flower girls are little Misses Dorothy Wyatt and Kathleen Will Hams.
 Mir. Guytons attendants will be MT. J R. Monroe. MT, Henry Hamil-
 ton, Mir. Garland Wilson and Mir. John L. Kirk as groomsmen, while Mir Charlie Lampkin will be best man. Master Billy Barnhili will he the ring bearer.
 Mrs. H. T. McGehee will have charge of the music. and Mrs. R. c. McMahon and Miss LaRue Worrell will sing. The ceremony will be pe-- formed by Rev. R. l.. Durant of Columbiana. assisted by Rev. T. C. Wyatt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
OUTING PARTY

A congenial party of friends who motored to Edgewood park last eve- ming for a picnic supper were: Mir. and Mrs. Fred Whee1ock. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Porter, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Hous- ton Brtee, Miss Luey Crow. Mrs. w. R. Gum, MT. James Burton, Mir John Baarke. MT. James Lewis and MT. Wads worth Wood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MIss VANN noNonEn

Mrs. Sara Reed and Mir. ]. L. Park CT entertained the Nann- Tyler bridal party Monday evening at a theatre party and after the show dancing was enjoyed. The party included Miss Net Vann and Mir. Cecil Tyler. Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Jones. Miss Bertha Jackson and Mr Yves Vann, Miss Mamie Mynatt and Mir. Luther Tyler, Miss Helen Neil1 and MT. John Bren- non. Miss Grace Blackburn and Miss Beatrice Reed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS TINES HoNoRs MISS
 ADAMS

ADAMS
 Miss Margaret Tynes entertained yesterday at one of the lovefiest luncheon parties of the week, at the Country club, complimenting Miss
 Elizabeth Adams, a bride-elect of June.
 The table was centered with a pla-
 teau of pink sweet peas, pink roses and blue delphiniums. carrying out the colors pink and blue, which have been chosen by the bride to be for her wedding. The place cards presented hand painted brides and rose cups held the bobbons.
 Miss Tynes had asked few friends of the bride to be guests fed the occasion.
 MISS BIssELL HOSTESS Mrs. T. L. Bissell will be hostess on Friday afternoon at a garden party at her home onN Milner Heights, in
 honor of Miss Evelyn Hoke, whose marriage to Mir. Lee Poe will take place on June the 27th, and Miss Lu- cille Hendrix, whose marriage to Mir.
 Louis K. Plosser, Jr.. will take place on June the 20th. Mrs. Bissell will be assisted in re- ceiving her guests by the honorees and their mother, Mrs. Michael Hoke and Mrs. W. R. Hendrix, and the mem
 bers of their bridal parties, who are
 Mrs. Michael Hoke. IT,, Miss Josephine
 Meadow. Mss Ifnogene Poe. Mrs Will
 liam L. Brown, Mrs. Hugh Locke,
 Miss Robbie Wylie, Miss Grace Brad shaw, Miss Augusta Smith and Miss
 Martha Stobert. Those who will cerve are Miss Kath- crime Massey Miss Elizabeth Hitch cock. Miss Marguerite Reynolds, Miss
 Sarah McCarty and Miss Elinor Messer.
 Mrs Wallace R. Hartsfield and Douglass Mcqueen will spreside at the punch table. MISS LEE HONORED l Mrs. T. F.. Cary will entertain for | her niece, Miss Minnie Lee of Bir- mingham, this evening at her home on Fremont street, says the Selma | Times Journal. Dancing will be the mode of entertainment and guests
 will be members of the younger so-
 ciety set.
 AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY Mir and Mrs. J. W. Dunbar enter tained the members of the Dunbar Guyton bridal party after the re-
 hearsal Tuesday evening. The house was beautifully deco
 rated with sweet peas and daisies. Later in the evening the guests | were served an ice course in -he sweet pea colors with individual cakes embossed in sweet peas. The favors were little baskets decorated
 In sweet peas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MIR. AND MRS. BELA HosTs

NIr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bell enter tained at their home Monday eve hing giving card party in co1npli- ment of their house guest Miss Vir= sinia Hull of York.
 The house was decorated with gar den flowers and ferns.
 After the games delicious ice course was served to the following: Miss Sadie Ash, Miss Margaret Cox, Miss Virginia Hill, Miss Sallie Tar var, Miss Ida Jackson, Miss Laura Bargar, Miss, Kate Bell. Mrs. Boyd M. Bell. Mir and Mrs Bill shaw. Mr. Billie Black. Mir Fred Routledge, MT. Joe Travis. Mir Harmon Walker, Mr. Early Ginn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MRS. nENrscHEI. HOSTESS

Mrs. Herman Hentscael entertained at dinner party on Monday evening in honor of the Carroll =nentsehel wedding party. A basket of daisfes and ferns adorned the table.
 The guests were Miss Marguerite Hentschel, Miss Mildred McClesty, Miss Alyne Thompson, Miss Grssie Crow ley, Mrs. Lee Roe. Mrs. Ed Murray. Mrs. J. g. Carroll, MT. Jack Carroll. Mir Bnford Rledsol, MT. Herman Hent- schel, Mir. and Mrs. c. D. White and Mir and Mrs. Roland Winn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS pUNpAR HoNoRED

sAnted a beautiful scene on last Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. J. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
Birmingham People May See Their
 OWn LoDely Dancer, Grace BiSSett

where it Is predicted that she will gain many new honors and added laurels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MISS DAVIS HOSTESS

Miss Bessie Davis entertained de- llghtfully last evening in honor of her two charming guests, Miss Eiiz- abeth Abernathy and Miss Edwina Abernathy of Prospect. Tenn, and Mir. Charles Drennen and MT. Hons- ton Drennen, who are leaving short ly to spend the summer in Europe
 The party. which motored to Edge wood park where they enjoyed a picnic supper, included the Misses Abernathy, Miss Letitia McNeei. Mss Mary Byron Frazier, Miss Selma Perry, Miss Hattie Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Crow, Miss Lucy Simpson. Miss Caroline Brown. Miss Mar garet Brown. MT. Charles Drennen, Mir. Houston Drennen, MT. Bob Brown, MT. Horace Bradshaw. Dr. Thomas Snow, Mir. Monk Powell. MT. sam Chappell. MT. Alfred Latting, MT L. R. Davis. MT. Fuller, MT. Harold Jackson, Mrs. E. M. Drennen, Mir. and Mrs. Harry S. Geismer. Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Thach and the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-14
MRS. HILI.HOUsE
 HoNoRs BRIDES

Mrs. ". B. Hillhouse entertained yesterday afternoon at tea at the Country club, which was one of the loveiiest and most elaborate enter tsinments of the month. compliment ing her daughter Jaw. Mrs. Percy Hfllhouse of Sheffield and Mrs. Wal lace Hartsfieid, charming brides O. June.
 The club was made beautiful with quantities of summer flowers, which were used about the rooms in baskets and in big bowls.
 Mrs. Hillhouse wore a handsome gown of flesh colored chiffon.
 Mrs. Percy Hillhouse was attired in a dress of brocaded blue chiffon and Mrs. Hartsfield's costume was of or chid Eeorgette with garnatures of crystal embroidery.
 They were assisted in receiving by Misses Dorothy and Hughie Beatty in pretty summer dresses.
 The guests were received in the hallway by Mrs. Owen Gresham and Mrs. Philip Phillips.
 Mrs. C. M. Williamson and Mrs. E. M. Prince presided at the tea tabie, which with lace cover was cen- tered with graceful basket of Shasta daisies and lighted with white candles in silver holders.
 Others assisting were Mrs. Henry B. Gray, Jr., Mrs. D. S. Moore. Mrs. Harris Sherman, Mrs. Leon Bradley, Mrs. 4. J. Bowron, Miss Jordan Prince and Miss Margaret Bradley.
 A hundred and fifty friends called during the receiving hours.
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homo Yesterday and will spend the vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Darby Brown, on Cliff road.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-04-22

In the Sunday afternoon address the
lecturer will explain the story of
creation, as told in the first chapter
of Genesis, in the light of modern
science. He promises to show that
truth is truth wherever found and
that that revealed in Genesis 1, when
read Alright, in no way conflicts with
that which our boys and girls are
studying in high school and college
today.
The lectures will be given nightly
at 5 o'clock and on afternoons as an
nounced at the Central Congregational
church, corner -Huntoon and Bu-
ehanan streets, all this week. Admis-
sion is free to the public, silver Of
fering being taken after each lecture
to help meet expenses. The complete
program follows:
Sunday, April 23-The Divine Ori-
gin of Man, p. m.
Monday, April 24-The Triangle of
Body, Mind and Spirit, s p. m.
Tuesday, April 25-The Old and the
New, 8 p. m; The Threefold Mind of
Man, p. m.
Wednesday, April Psychology
of Prayer, p. M; Know Thyself. s
p.
Thursday. April 27-Biblical Heal
ing, p. M; Unrealized Powers With
in, p. m.
Friday, April 2s-Healing Today, 3
p. m; Ouija Board. Occultism, Fortune
Telling. s p. m.
Saturday. April as-How to Get
Well and Keep Well physical means
of keeping fit).
Sunday. April SO-Child Psycholo-
gy, p m.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-04-22
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. n. ID.
WadleiEh. Call Blue 1921 or $3.50.

The Rev. John ]. Scott of Enid. Okla.
SHmday. at the Oaklnad Christian church
Ar- and Mrs. II. T.. Browneu have
HrhauEcd their residence from a2l Forest
avenue to 1J21 West Fifteenth avenue
Mrs. ]. W. Warhritton Of Green street
is spending q few DAYS in Mcpherson
E4NAu., the guests Of relatives.
THE Young Married People Of the Oak
-iand christian church met Friday evening
* the home OF Mr. and Mrs Ray Rath-
bun in Arter avenue and organized a class.
.-shirh will be known as the Loyal Berean
-s.iHss- Election Of officers was held with
15le following elected President. Mr.. Ralph
a-ooler. vice president, Mrs Ray Rathbun /:
crctary-treasur Mrs. John Corwin.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fooier- Mr.. and Mrs Otto Cum
mings. Mr., and Mrs Arthur johnson, Mr.
and Airs, Earl Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. John
sGorwim. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Rathbun. Mrs.
cloud, Mrs Mamie Newell and Mr.. G s
EScott.
- Tie Friendship club held an all day
rIeetinE Friday at the home OF Mrs. A. J.
a4tumsey in Harrison street The mem-
hers present were. Mrs John Plath. Mrs.
Raymond Mont Eomery. Mrs Ralph Neager,
Mrs p Bauer. Mrs Emma Butts, Mrs f.
Aluenhereer and Mrs. Rmmsey. The guests
-frere. Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Duvall and fam
-1fy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunkle. Mrs. c
H. DuVan. Miss Jennie McNeaii. Mr. A 7.
Eumsey. and Mr.. VIM Gardner The next
fneerinE will he held i'm two weeks az the
hoWe n Mrs Bert Bronson. 1al2 Guthrie
aFCrEt.