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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
BY HENRY F. HOEFT.


Canton, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Geneseo
high school basketball team bowed
in defeat before the speedy Canton
high quintet here last evening, the
score being 25 to IA.
Starting with a flash the Henry
county boys surprised their oppon-
ents by obtaining an early lead,
which they held until the end of
the first quarter. Captain Albert
Schultz counted two points on the
first two attempts at free throws.
Canton missed its first two free
throws but registered on the next
two, tieing the count Just before
the whistle sounded ending the first
quarter, Peanuts" Schultz regis
tered a field goal, putting the Gen
eseo boys in the lead
Canton Scores Fast.
Immediately following the tip-up
at the start of the second period,
Murphy scampered down the floor
and with we'll placed shot tied
the score. Geneseo's scoring in
this quarter was held to one point
on free throw, while Canton reg
istered points, with field goals by
Murphy, Wilson, and Heylin, and d
free throw. The score at the end of
the half was Canton IL, Geneseo 5.
Canton added six more points in
the third period, while a field goal
by Peanuts" Schultz and a free
throw by A Schultz gave Geneseo
three more.
Spence started in the final quar-
ter, replacing Wiesjahn. He made
the only field goal in the period for
Geneseo. Peanuts" Schultz added
four points on foII throws Murphy
scored three field goals and Wilson
one for Canton, making the final
count, Canton 25, Geneseo Il.
Game Started Fast.
The play in the first period was
exceptionally fast, with Geneseo
showing to the best advantage
When Canton tied De score, and
went into the lead, however, Gen
eseo failed to show the aggressive
fighting spirit which characterized
their play last seaso1 and won
many games for them. Canton has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
SHERIFF GOES
TO BRING BACK
MORTON TELLER
Young, Who Left Town Owing
Large Amount, to Be Returned
to Answer Charges.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Jan. sheriff John P
Fleming left this morning for
Springfield, Mo-, to bring back Nor
ton Teller, who made a hurried de-
parture from here several months
ago, leaving many debts.
i Teller had been. employed in and
around Aledo for about two years
having come here from Conway
Mo. For several months he worked
in the Mercer County State bank
and at the Illinois Oil company sta
ton. He is about % years of age
and is being held by authorities and
will be turned over to Sheriff Elem
ing at the Missouri town.
He was highly trusted here and
his sudden departure was I'M
looked for. He drove away from
Aledo in his car, which was heavily
mortgaged. He was accompanied
by another chap, Marlin, but as yet
the authorities have found no trace
of him. Teller was found at the
home of his mother in Springfield,
Mrs. Teller having moved there
from Conway while her son was in
Aledo. Several bad checks given
by Teller are in possession of resi-
dents here all of which will have to
be answered for. Lon Filker of
Aledo is accompanying Sheriff
Fleming on the trip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
Aledo Church Notes

Swedish Lutheran-Rev. o. F.
Domeij, pastor. Services for Sun
day at the usual hours. Preaching
service in the morning in the Eng
lish language and in the evening in
the Swedish. Friday evening Of
next week the DorcaS society Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Almquist.
Methodist EpiscopalIDr. Samuel
Van Pelt, minister. Public services
at IL o'clock in the morning and Z
in the evening. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Epworth league at 6:15
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at p. N.
United Presbyterian-Rev ]. 3.
Pollock, minister. Bible school at
10 a. m. Morning worship and ser
mon at IL a M. Closing session of
the school Of missions at 6 p. m.
At Z p. N. the first OF a series of
six meetings in which The Gospel
Story in Picture Sermons" with
stereopticon slides will be pre-
scented. The meetings will continue
through next week until Friday.
First Presbyterian-Dr. A. Jud-
son Arrick, minister. Sunday school
and bible classes at 10 a. N. Morn
ing worship at IL o'clock. Christ
ian Endeavor at p. m. Evening
worship at z o'clock.
Bapist-Rev. F. E. Pelton, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Prea ching services in the morning
at II and in the evening at Z
O'Clock. B. Y. P. q. meeting at 6:15
p. m. At the Enon Baptist church,
Sunday school at 10 a m. Preach
ing services at o'clock in the
afternoon.
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GENESEO CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Trinity EpiscOpaL-Rev. V. c.
Lacey, priest in charge. Service
tomorrow evening at 1880 p. n.
The annual meeting Of the parish
will be held at the close OF the ser
vice.
COncordia Lutheran Ber-
gen, pastor. Next Sunday morning
services will be held in English
at 1O:45 a. m, with Sunday schcol
1T Gas. In the afternoon at :
o'clock the annual meeting Of 1'
church will be held and all men,
bers of the church are expected q
be present.
First Unitarian-C. ". Porter
Shirley, pastor. School of religion
at 10 a. m. Morning service at Il
a. m. Sermon subject: The Al
firmatiOn of Personality PUBIC
speaking class on "Wednesday eve,
ming. The W0men's Alliance VII
meet at the home OF Mrs. {. L
Ellis on Thursday, Jan y, IRON
2 to 5 p. N.
First Lutheran-W. X. MagHl,I
son, pastor. Sunday school at I9I
a. m. Services at Il a. N. in tnsI
English language, The seh.g'
league will meet at $50 p n SWeg'
ish service in the evening al ';%~I
Salem VI. f. Church.-Dr. Fletcl,I
er De Clark, pastor. Sunday Scho@I
at 2 o'clock. Regular. preacnlA'
service at 3 O'Clock. "A
Christian Sciences Services q
cry Sunday morning at 1875. II'I
subject for next Sunday is oac.~
st. Malach,'s Catholic. - Rev
Father Enos II. Barnes. pastor;
Masses tomorrow in Geneseo al 9
a m. At Colona at 1880 a. N.
On account of the Union EYangg,.5I
istic services which are being nei-
at the Armory, the folIoWils'
churches will not hold eVen.Is
services: Grace Evangelical, 1i91
Evangelical, First Methodist. Gon-
gregationaI. Presbyterian ana paY pr
fist. These churches VIII uD IN
their Sunday school services al ~
O'Clock with regular services .bs
worship at II O'Clock, except ~ ~
BAPTIST church, which Will n.y.
Sunday school but no morning 90
vices. ia
The Union Evangelistic seT'os
will be held tomorrow evening
usual. The services will mol n
held on Monday evening DQt w."
be resumed on Tuesday evening"
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
Z CHANGE EFFECTS
LOCAL TRAVELLERS
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, Jan. IA change in the
schedule of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad to start Jan.
Is will affect Aledo. Train No
176-177, commonly known as the
Dolly, will run between Burling-
ton and Galva, instead of going Gil
to Galesburg. Passengers to Gales
burg from Aledo and other towns
on the line will change at Alpha
as usual. So far so good, but il
the Dolly" is an hour or two late
into Alpha will the st. Louis-St
Paul train wait TO make the con-
nection? And if the latter is two
or three hours late passengers vii,
not be able to get through tc
Galesburg on the Dolly unless sat
isfactory connections are available
in Galva. No official word has been
received at the local office to date
and when it is given a clearer &C
count can be made.
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LEGION POST
WILL SPONSOR
LADIES' NIGHT
Colonel Danford Becomes Member
of POst-Wiu Have Lyceum
Course again.
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, Jan. AT the regular
meeting of Fallerans post No. 121
of the American Legion, the mem
bers voted to sponsor a lyceum
course in Aledo for next year.
Forty members of the post were
present at the meet Results of
games played in the golf pool tour
nament follows: Monroe AImQuiSt
and Marshall Davis defeated Hays
Hall and Harold Nesbitt. Tommy
Kenny and Ray Horton defeated
Frank Brown and Earl Killings
worth. The winners of the latter
tilt defeated the losers of the first.
A splendid program had been pre-
pared by the entertainment COM
mittee. With Harry Terry at the
piano and several members at the
post as songsters, music was plen-
tiful and enjoyable. At several
tables members enjoyed themselves
playing 500 Refreshments were
served during the evening, consist
ing of sandwiches, pickles and
coffee
At the next meeting, Jan. 20, the
post VIII sponsor a ladies' night.
Each legion member is requested to
bring his wife, sweetheart or lady
friend, as the case may be, and Il
jolly time is assured Dancing and
card playing will be the main fea-
lures of the evening. Music will
be furnished by Terry's orchestra
Colonel Robert NJ. Danford, COM
mandant of cadets at West Point,
applied for membership in the local
post the first of the week. Com
mander Tommy Kenny called a
special meeting for Wednesday
night and the application was ap-
proved by unanimous vote. Col
onei Danford left for his command
at West Point Thursday. having
been called here by the death and
funeral of his father, NJ. C. Dan
ford
At the next iyceum number Feb.
2, sponsored by the local post, en-
tertainment will be furnished by
the Ward Waters trio. The number
will be given in the First Methodist
church. The company comprises
three excellent singers and is YER
satile, in fact the program includes
a playlet and whistling duets. Mem
bers of the trio are Mr.. and Mrs.
Waters and Miss Nora Jackson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07

GENESEO HIGH BOWS IN DEFEAT
BEFORE CANTON; EARLY LEAD IS
LOST; FINAL SCORE IS Is TO Ia

god team. Their floor work is
fast and they get the ball away
quickly. In spite of of this fact, and
not disparagiug the ability of the
Canton men, anyone who knows the
Geneseo team is at a loss to under
stand their slump in last evenings
game. And it is plain to be seen
that they did slump when they made
only three field goals during the
entire game.
Peanuts" Schultz. Combs and
Spence showed to the best adyan-
tage. Geneseo had many chances
for baskets, but as is CUSTOMARY
with the losing team, luck" did not
favor them. Smith replaced A.
Schultz in the fourth quarter on
account of an injury.
Murphy was the individual star
for Canton. Heylin also showed to
advantage and these two, supported
by Wilson, constituted Canton's
strength last night. Tophil Simon
of Canton, all-state guard at the
state championships two years ago,
was not in the lineup last evening,
but he will accompany the team to
GeneSeo next week, when the return
game will be- played Friday even
ing.
The Geneseo team left here this
morning for Kewanee where they
will meet the Kewanee high school
quintet tonight. Geneseo won their
first game with the Boilermakers,
"a to Is on their home floor.
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SERVICE CALL
SERMON TOPIC
Especial Correspondence. J

Geneseo, Jan. THE largest au-
dience of the week last evening at
tended a meeting arranged in par
ticular for the young people of
Geneseo. Rev. Harry Vom Bruch
preached on the subject Of "Serv-
ice," taking his text from Matthew
9:37. He said in part:
"A laborer, according to the die
tionary, is an unskilIed workman.
Many people in the church try to
excuse themselves from Christian
work on the basis that they are not
people of ability and talent. The
call in this text is for those very
folks. We have a peculiar idea
concerning the church these days.
Some folks think it is a sort of a
rest room. After you've felt the
pressure of the world and the sting
of disappointment and heartache
and sorrow has been your share.
join the church and there find rest.
Others have changed it to a res
taUrant. I believe in soup, soap
and salvation, but you get man
thoroughly saved first and he will
furnish his own soup and soap aft
erward
When a preacher loses his Wis
ion of Calvary, the first thing he
does is turn to social service. God
intended the church to be a moving
pentecost. Into its wheels He has
breather His own divine command,
Go into all the world and preach
the gospel We need more go and
gospel these days"
AS an incentive for service. the
evangelist pointed out two things.
First, the good news of the gospel
second, the great need of the world
You don't need even spiritual in
sight today to come to the concIu-
sion something is radically wrong
with the world. Our papers TEEN
with the accounts of sin, hatred,
lust, murder, divorce, crime. vice
and squalor. Near $4,000 suicided
last year. If you could convince
the world there is no life beyond,
half of its people would take their
life in the next 60 days. Over So
900 cases of divorce last year. Sin
and lawlessness are rife the world
over. What's wrong? Something's
running riot in the heart and breast
OF the human race and that some
thing is sin. Sin is threatening So
ciety with moral bankruptcy.
Jesus Christ is the solution to the
sin problem. When Christ comes
in crime goes out. The drunkard
needs Christ. the dope fend needs
Christ. the sinner needs Christ, the
world needs Christ and needs Him
badly We need Christ more today
than at any time in the worlds his
tory, and if you don't see it, you're
a fool going south"
The evangelist breaches tonight
on Doing Our Best" He speaks
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
REFLECT ALL
BANK OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield, Jan. THE same di-
rectors who served the new Com
munity State bank at Sheffield for
its first year Of business have been
reelected by the stockholders
They are: c. E. Curtis, president:
M. Dwyer, c. c. Hansen. W. A. Lee.
]. H Johnson, S. W. Smith and T.
J. Wood.
Demonstrate Machine.
A movie machine will be demon
strated at the Parent Teacher as
sociatiOn meeting Monday night at
the school house with the idea of
installing such machine in the
school at a later date.
Annual Party.
The ladies Of the Order of Mar
tina gave their annual party for
their families Thursday evening
in the Royal Eeighbor hall. The
quilt given away went to Mrs. Nell
lie Schre.tling. A supper was serv-
ed and the young folks danced.
Jeweler Here.
For the first time in several
years Sheffield has a watch maker
dHu Je"tlSI SltlIOHeu mere, a r g.
Robinson, formerly of Bushnell,
ILL.,, having located in the village.
He is with E. NJ Chapman in his
tailor shop until he can procure
business quarters.
Urges Vaccination.
The Sheffield board of health ad-
Vises that parents who have chill
dren attending school have them
vaccinated because Of cases of
smallpox in this state.
Eiie SuiI.
Mrs. Clara Holbrook and Mrs.
Myrtle Holbrook have entered suit
in this term of court at Princeton,
ILL.,. to set aside a deed fo- 40 acres
of land which they gave their step
mother, Mrs. Mary Tomlinson. of
Mineral, ILL.,, to settle the estate of
their father, the late Charles Tom
linson, of Mineral, who died in
testate. When the daughters signe1
the deed they did not know their
was only entitled to a
life interest in the 120-acre farm
property left by their father and
now want the deed set aside
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
JOY LODGE SEATS
HEADS LAST NIGHT
Especial Correspondence.

Joy, Jan. Mrs. Vina Brown
acted as installing officer last night
at the installation of the 1922 Off
GERS of the Joy chapter of the East
ern Star lodge. Mrs. Vera Shoppa
was marshal. Following are the
new officers: worthy matron. Mrs.
Lena Love; worthy patron, V. A.
Love; associate matron, Mrs. E.lya
Lelbfg; conductress, Mrs. Vina
Brown; associate conductress, Mrs.
Fern Kiddoo; secretary. Mrs. Myrtle
Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Emma
Noble; chaplain, Mrs. Martha
Thomason; marshal, Mrs. Lena
Shoppa; organist, Mrs. Jennie Sher-
er; warder, Mrs. Blanch Kiddoo;
sentinel, ]. o. Sturdivant; Ada,
Mrs. Tressa Poland; Ruth, Miss
Grace RAIDER; Esther, Miss Murl
Noble; Martha. Mrs. Anna Snyder;
Electa, Miss Vera Noble.
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GENESEO BRIEFS

Mrs. Bert Barber of Sioux Falls,
S. D., is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Darwin Farwell. at her home or
East Main street. Mrs. Barber for
merly was Miss Bessie Woodruff
ard is well known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alpaugh have
been called to Princeton by the
death of a baby son of Mr.. AL
paugh's brother.
1t is reported that John Popen-
thren is seriously i'll at his home
four miles northeast of this city.
Mrs. George Oberle and her sol
Arvert of Biueearth, Mimi, are Wis
iting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jaquat Of Lo-
rain. ILL., Mr.. Jaquat has been in
very poor health for soma time.
While here she will visit with 9TH
er relatives and friends.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
HOUCHTON HEAD
CALvA C0MPANY
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Jan. 7.-Houghton Lum-
Der company elected the following
officers at their annual meeting
held in this city W. o. Houghton,
president and general manager; z.
w. Hopkins, vice president; G. A.
McClintock, Galva, secretary and
treasurer; f. NJ. Engstrand, Galva,
assistant manager; A H. Johnson,
Galva, assistant secretary; direc.
tors, w. o. Houghton, George Nc.
Clintock, f. w Hopkins and A. r
Keller. Those attending the an
nual election of officers were E. W.
Hopkins, Princeton, Ill; H. f. Hop
kins, Bradford, Ill; Ora Everett,
Wyanet, ILL; W. A Samuelson, La
Noble, ILL.,, A. R. Keller. Altoona,
Ill. The meeting was held at the
Houghton lumber office on Tuesday,
Jan. 3. At noon dinner was served
at the Hotel Best
Peoria Calls Pastor.
Rev. Alfred Appel of this city
was elected pastor of the Salem
Lutheran church in Peoria at the
annual meeting of the church coun-
Gil Monday afternoon by the largest
vote cast by the church II
favor of any clergyman to whom
call had ever been extended. Rev
Appel served as pastor of this
church from 1893 until 1906. Now
the Peoria church has extended
him this call to return. 1t is ex-
pected that Rev. Appel will accept
the pastorate of the Peoria church.
Grange Officers Installed.
Tuesday evening Galva grange
installed the following officers, w.
r. Kelly, master; Ronald Holt,
overseer; J. Alstrom, lecturer; W.
B. Hustled, steward; Kenneth Holt,
assistant steward; Raymond Nord-
quist, chaplain; Vincent Troline,
treasurer; G. Z. Allgren, secretary:
Ralph Halsall, gate keeper; Kath-
ryn Okerstrom, Ceres; Hazel Pet
erson, Pomona; Lorain McMaster,
Flora; Dolphia Johnson, assistant
steward; Nina Johnson, pianist.
The hall was filled up to its full
Refreshments were served
and social time followed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-07
GALVA BRIEFS

Miss Lena Rogner of Lockridge.
Iowa, arrived here Thursday eve
ming and will visit at the horne
of her sister, Mrs. j. J. Schneider.
Mrs. Hintz of Geneseo arrived
here Thursday evening and will re-
main for some time at the home
of her son, Emil Hintz.
Miss Dorothy Gillette of Wool
hull is spending the weekend here
with her friend, Hazel Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter kewley was called
to Geneseo this week by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Melroy of
Downers Grove. have returned
home after q pleasant visit with
Mrs. Melroy's sister. Mrs. Hal
Bailey, and her son, Forrest.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Derby of
Oskaloosa, Iowa. have been visit
ing here recently.
Born, on Jan. 4, to Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Hintz. a son.
w. A Samuelson of LaMoille. III.
was business caller here several
days this week.
e. Mrs. Bert Wagner of Kewanee is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ellington.
Mrs. Melissa Milestone is now
employed as clerk at the Great
American store.
Mrs c. W. Carlson and her
neice, Miss Helen Woll, of Macomb.
Wis. returned Thursday evening
from Rock Island, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Carlson's niece
Mrs. H c. Peterson
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HILLSDALE TEAM
BExsesesS VISITORS
Especial to The Argus. !

Hillsdale, Jan. 7.-Hillsdale bas-
ket tossers COPIED two games from
the Port Byron players last night
at the Hilisdale high school gym.
In the first tilt. played between
the freshmen teams of both schools,
Hillsdale won with a score of s 70
6. In the main game. between the
regular high school teams. Hills
dale walked away with the score
of % TO II. s. d. Name of Hills
dale refereed the games. A large
crowd was in attendance, the door
receipts amounting to over $50.
The next game at Hillsdale will be
with Annawan next Friday evening.
Following are the lineups for the
high school teams last night:
Hillsdale-Miles, IF; FNoiles, IT,;
Morehart, c; Rock, rg; George Eek
holm, lg.
Port Byron-A. Waffle IF: 4.
Fritz. If; H. Avery, c; Hollister,
re-; Lee Fritz, lg. Substitutions:
L. Garhart for Avery.
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PASTOR AND WIFE
HOLD OPEN HOUSE
lSpecial Corresnondanca.l !


Woodruff, Jan. REV. and Mrs
G. c. Olson of the Swedish Luth-
Gran church held open house at
The parsonage Thursday afternoon
for the ladies' aid societies of the
different districts. All of the bust
ness OF the past year was transact
ed and a tasty lunch was served
The Miles S. Sturgeon post of
the American Legion held its reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening at
the Masonic hall A business SEES
sion was held after which Glenn
Howell talked for a couple of hours
of his travels abroad.
The ladies' aid society of the
Methodist church was entertained
at the church parlors Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. W. A. Nelson, Mrs.
John Heinsen and Mrs Bert Sher-
man were hostesses. Refresh
ments were served.
Members of the bible class of the
Lutheran church enjoyed a hard
time party at the country home of
Miss Mable Johnson, daughter of
Otto A. Johnson, Thursday night
The evening was pleasantly spent
with a taffy pull and lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Archer enter
tanned friends at their home in
South Park Wednesday evening
Progressive rock was the diver
sion of the evening.
Misses Sophie and SaIlie TAYLOR
entertained friends at 6 O'Clock
dinner Wednesday evening. Lien
tenant Commander Glenn Howell.
who has just returned from
world tour and is visiting his pa
ents, Mr., and Mrs s. W. Howell,
was a guest
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NUMBER PARTIES
ARE EVENTS OF
WEEK AT MILAN
Especial Correspondence.)

Milan, Jan. THE party at the
home of Mrs. C. R. Kirkham, 977
Twenty-ninth avenue in honor of
Mrs. F. w. Johnson of Duluth,
Mimi, was postponed from We'd
nesday evening until last evening.
Three tables were surrounded at
500, prize for high score being given
to Mrs. C. H. Williams, and a pretty
guest prize to Mrs johnson. After
the games a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Kirkham. Carna-
lions and narcissus were used about
the rooms. Guests were friends
from Milan and Rock Island
The Pythian Sisters card party
was held at the lodge rooms last
evening. After the games refresh
ments were served. The next card
party will be held in two weeks, on
Jan. 20.
Master Edgar Rhoadarmer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rhoadarmer, en-
tertained IL boy and girl friends at
his home on Grant street this after
noon, in honor of his 10th birth
day.
Games were played and a fish
pond gave much pleasure to the
little guests. Delicious refresh
ments were then served by Mrs
Rhoadarmer. Edgar received many
nice gifts.
A number of friends, members of
the Pythian Sister lodge, pleasantly
surprised Mrs. c. A Hull at her
home on Sixth street Thursday aft
ernoon. The self-invited guests
brought well filed baskets and late
in the afternoon served u fine
lunch. Mrs. Hull was presented
with a purse of money.
Members of the choir and orches-
ira of the NJ. E. church were guests
of honor at a reception, rendered
them by the stewards of the church,
last evening. The evening was
spent with music and general so
ciability, and refreshments were
served at a late hour in the base
ment This reception was given to
show the appreciation of the church
for the splendid music they have
been enjoying the past several
months.