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RICHARDSON PARK NEWS.

Richardson Park. Dec. 2s-rhe IRE
committee Of the Five Points ciyics
Association will award n contract to-
morrow night for 500 feet OF Are hose.
Ewing McFadden of SlngerE, Nd,
In spending tho holidays with aubrey
Ewing.
Carpenters asc rushing tho interior
work on tho new store ~ the Ameri-
can Stores Co. a. i03 North Maryland
avenue. n IL planned 20 have the
store open on Saturday.
Tmckmen Of tho Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction Co. a com
pletcd their task Of relaylng new ties
undc. the rails from tho city line 60
Beliomoor.
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WIN JUS - ft'~N ~ ~'ANf
These nerves q ours get On edge "
We neglect % care fu them. when
c,ce they are urset there IL no knowing
where the symptoms VIII strike. the
inlps Of tho tomach has It's network
80 re,Nes md blood vessels. when TINS
structure IL disturbed then heartburn
wsv he expected a. one % the forms o.
natures protest.
wh-never | get tired or worried j
have heartburn at once when your
digestion fal.-no matter how little
DON'T neglect TO correct your wrong
haeits
have aid frequently that the time
viii come when We will he ashamed OF
sickness. For too often sickness indi-
Gates neglect. We are ashamed or a
relshhor who lets hts house grow shabby
or permits the gate 60 s~ins on one
hinge what shall We say OF ourselves
N Ne overlook tho needs OF the body AND
sro~ slck through neriect'
~ course. heartburn may he the san
a, real hvperacidity. due 60 habitual
wrong sstln, or O. constipation. Ger
tain foods a. not agree. and their use
II. followed ~ Gas formation and herh-
ms
think ~ 4. ate 90 -sv that AZ least
hair ,Ns population suffers from chronic
ronst patton. lnl-ss The bowel. INC
ton rrowr,iv n unin'errur'ediy
sN.r. \. sure o. ~ excessive aciditv 81
the .,crctions. indigestion and .leepless-
nsss.
perhap. ths chic, cause % heartburn
IL the stomach disturbance due 10 i'm
rerfert or DELAYED Intestinal action. To
have a movement daily proves nothins
A. NAV mean that the waste OF food
eaten several DAYS before l. bcins cNacu'
st.a. Unless there - prompt and reru'
Ia action Nour body u sure 60 surer.
ttea,,burn - a sure sign % some physi-
r,t failure. aud this particular symptom
4, yer, i,aciy 90 be a prominent feature
IL the breakdown.
g.rei...r.ss ~ Diet 10 fundamental "a
.t,,a.h at-surhance. There 10 AmsrinE
isnorance on the part 81 thou~nd'
ah,ut how aud Ia eat Too many
,.hoel. teach everything except no" "a
r,. ~nthln, is more vital than snc~l-
.. ~ fnod values. food c~cmoinstions
- ,pcompatihlutlcs and the proper
~preparstion % food
Arn.ttte a. a terrible mast'- You
.t.rt out FULLY determined 70 resist inc
...r,tnx. q the stomach. but 81 me
,rarh a sppetite's whip you meek,
,.Ia lIsNrthurn 10 nature scno'
rghuse ,u.
.,t,. no,hirs vors~ than giving yos
,,,. -,,,i. rtnrA. put watch out ~
cont h. - considerable after q white
hts,.v disease. ulcer % the stomaes
"a even ~orss aiirerts are awaiting
you
n, sIv,cs IL renevs b N~ess q
,nur heartburn Ard bring vcur No'
pAes a. health ana viGor without delay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
supplies For County Hospital.

At their meeting yesterday after
noon. the Trustees az the Poor OF
New Castle county awarded CONTRACTS
Tor supplies no follows: Bread
Huber Baking Co; dry goods. A. =
Goudiss. New Castle shoes. John -
Torman. Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
THIS MORNING DRESS Is DE.
LIGHIfTLLy SIMPLE AND
YOUTHFUL.

Among the interesting morning
dresses hat have been introduced
this season. this model OF tar crepe
ROMAN is perhaps one OF the most
favored because Of It's charming sim
pl!city. The belt. cut IN one piece
with the long WASTED blouse. tops
the gathered skirt and gives a sug-
gestion OF a yoke. The separate two
piece skirt II attached TO a lining
camisole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Cauta,a NJ Second baptist.

A Christmas entertainment. SAINTS
and tho Givers." will bo presented by
,he young people 81 Second Baptist
Church this evening. ~ rs p m.
Tho plavlet is under the direction ~
Miss Marian ioulao Edwards
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Jobynn Rowland mt the savoy.
Called Away by Brothers Denth.

Miss Elizabeth Tull. business secre-
tary Of tho Y. w. q. A. who has boon
spending the holidays at Pocomoke
city. has been called to Hartford.
Conn, by the death Of her brother.
She will return TO Wilmington shortly
after New Years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Missionary Society Meeting.

There will he n meeting az tho
Women. Foreign Missionary Society
Of MI. Pleasant NJ. r.. Church at the
home OF Miss Emma Weldin, near
Bluchall this afternoon. Rev. George
Weldln viii have charge ~ the de-
Vutioual services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

eist will prepare for you-onc part to
three OF water. a. a mouth wash. n
correct the cause OF the condition when
found. Ycr Instructions on the treat
ment OF acidity. restate you question
and enclose a self-addrcssed. stamped
envelope.
for the past three months ] W. had .
sharp pain In my chest. Kindly tell me
what causes this and what 20 do for IL
A-Have an examination made of your
chest That viii probably show the
cnuse 81 the chest pains. Then treats
meut can be prescribed.
MISS r. NJ. DIS there anything 7
can do TO quiet my nerves without
harminG my system? am often called
upon to speak In public. but | become
very nervous and excited and my arms
shake.
kindly advise me about -
A-you should overcome thi. nervous
ness by building up your general health.
To do this. you should en-, good. nourish-
ing food. exercise regularly And sys-
temzticsliy. practice deep breathing, bs
cu,-of-docrs as much as possible. drink
an abundance Of water between meals
ard ~ drink milk and cream. baths
frequently and Gct regular hours OF slcsp
IN a weil-ventilated room.
/ s-l cannot advise you aNou, ths
preparation YOU mention. as ! do no,
know anything about II.
Mrs. n. J. IL. O. am - years old
and An : feet 6 inches tail. VIII YOU
please tell mo what my correct weight
should be-
kindly advise me about -
A-ror vcur age and height. you should
weigh about 1856 pounds.
kindly send a ss~lf-addres.ed
stamped envelope for full particulars and
r~es;atc your question.
J Nom. o-Two months sso
~sprs,ned my ankle and had same At
tended %. Although the hone was no,
broken and I can walk very well. y ha.
not as vet attained it, norma SHAPE
VIII you kindly advise me what ~ 7cs;
20 DO:
At would Re advisable for Won q
have an N-rAy taken OF your ankle Z.
determine the underlying cause OF IN,
swellin1 then proper can N
prescribed.
MRS. p. n c 0-wouid ~ ne harm
~, to VA. nitric acid to remove nolsl
on the faceT
A-Yea. this would be harmful. Molel
car Ne esfefy m O ed only ny the eise
trie needle IN the hands OF an expert
" q. n C-t Vas In an sociaen; an,
had = bone Clipped In the joint % m.
knee. This happened about eight week
ago. VIII ~ please tell me whether
should be healed and whether ] viii b
crippled from ~
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SCREEN.
Nasimovn and Valentine.

There can bs no question cs to tho
popularity 81 tho stcllar duo who APP
near In Metros production OF AleSon-
der Dumas famous novel Camille
Al the Arcadia. They are Ala Nail
nova. premier Russian artistic and
Rudolph Valentino. greatest Of all
screen lovers. No small measure OF
fame also attaches Itself 20 Camille .
Il has been produced on tho stage in-
Vulnerable umcs and has featured
many OF the greatest artists of this
day and other days. and ~ all nations,
including Americas " Ethel Barry
more. Camille" IS one OF the most
hnrh!ng. love eve written
Il has the French flavor OF heavy
I drama and /; also has the froth Of the
llghtest comedy. These two ingredi-
ents insure It's perpetulty.
Wesley (Freckles) Barry In "Heroc,
OF the Street.
one come. on. Of the Majestic Thea
ire. where Wesley Barry IL playing r
Heroes OF the Street" feeling pretty
well satisfied with oneself and IN,
world-the right sort OF feeling thai
comes from having Witnessed a goo,
picture. O course, II one sets out e
seek the reason for this state al com
placency, they are not hard 20 find
There IS Wesley Barry. giving n OF
the greatest performances OF his young
boy5sh life; and there IS a picture with
an honest-to-goodness genuine love
and mystery story that makes one rock
with laughter and feel weepy AZ tn,
pathos with which the picture is in-
t~erspersed.
"1o Have and To Hold.
The elaborate court o: King jaime:
/ 81 England. a reproduction OF th'
historic jamestown, Virginia, In 1920
a fight between n pirate snip and
victim vessel. colorful properties an'
costumes galore: these ara some a
the big features Of ITO Have and Il
Hold, a romantic screen story wh.el
IL now on view al tho Queen Theatr
and has been playing there anc
Monday. -To Have and To Hold
a production OF exceptional brilliance
Heading tho cast are such noted play
erp as Betty Compeon. Bert Lytell
Theodore koslor and Raymond Int
ton. The story starts In 1915 in tn.
great throne room Of Hampton COur
Palace.
mike Angelo"
' The Italian character has been mgr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
RADIO D
pHlLADEIPHIA STATION lWIP
OINnfl BROTHERS -pTBllC
lEDeEk

OlNinfl NOTWITHSTANDING
Glass d laso METERS
un on weather report
eos tnclc Viz > b'dtimc tories and
ruI-rau
ruuAnELrHA STATION WI.
STRAW hkiD6t \ ClDTHlER
CLASS n SEQ METERS
oh tn Co N n m -itrst in a series %
lufrnrstlug safety talks 10 children by
auir, Co~mAn also stoucs by Cousin
Impairment - Nericultu-c produce mar
49, END INVESTORS reports 90 10 q m anu
or un a. mctrrs
PHILADELPHIA STATION WOO
MANAM AkEh :
CLASS n STATION 600 METERS
fth m-Orsnd organ and trumPets.
u Duncort - the , " G ! Mil
ears Hand t~orunauen March, sNend-
An Presidential pulonsise. Souss
puvu old Virginia way Gmlctts
lIuhiN tarsaf ~clecuons From Bud
aIrs lillian
500 E,runr concert by bethany Com
munIfl Choir Amelia 7 Hess directing
sulolsis Amelia . Hess soprano. hbcc
hurnrnt cuutralto J Walter >cccrinc.
trnui hotrri cummings bass A. X
nnirht and lurs kllpatrics. accom-
Ncv Years Message 20 Ro-
tsrians MiHtius ferkins president OF
"A A jaw"
300 Grand organ recital Clarence
iswnsn az the cuusuls
300 tuitcd staHs Nsval Observatory
1909 Weather f~orroast
PntLADrIPmA STATION wCAU,.
DURHAM a co
SEQ METERS
ESQ Department 90 Agriculture mar.
s't aud crop rcports
putLADELPHtA sTArloN rwDAH,
LiT BROTHERS
SEQ MtTfRsI
atn Co 500 o. m Popular dance music
And The latest song hits
ATLANTA STATION WON
Tnt ATLANTA CONSTITUTIONS.
400 MITtkSl
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME
nW fu q ln . m-Nsrkets
81 40 90 n. an-Couccrt ~ karncrs Seven
Ace the Atlanta Constitution Orchestra
q VI a. 10 40 Convert Of vocal and in-
strum.ntsl soicctions
NEWARK STATION OwoRl.
/ hANBIKGER a 60.
zoo METERS
aB mhsdio tall BY Harry J.
Na,s ,ss.saisai sals9s : DISCS 6s,,a
l-tshav' int irrational Committee 81 The
~ q. A An Agreement With Your
az fof 1923.
CHICAGO STATION wDAP,
DRAKE HOTEL.
800 NiIIHSI
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME
ln a. D m-spccial entertainment by
Nals c'e.. Banjo aud Mandolin Club.
Tbs program viii be- featured By banjo
solus BY -lceps Hall.
CHICAGO STATION lKYwl.
ML>rINGHotSF
tUu NfIfkSD
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE
~ m Program courtesy ~ Lyon A.
Nralf ruurrrt aud artists department. 20
De- -anpuunc.d 10 rsdiophons
NEWARK STATION WIZ.
MirIfNsHoI~ - 300 NFTFRS1
CO., N iAcs Rabbit stories" by
David Cory View lors Evening Mail
N Cunnsrf b. the Metro Strins
4a.rtst Of Nc~ York Cry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

II YOU need a COOK ca! a2O0-ass
Tor ad taker-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

Every little want can 30 satisn,l al
very little cost through an Every
Evening classified Rd-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

A-without making q personal ~Iarii-
nation. ~ would be impossible for me 20
advise YOU. The doctor who Is treating
YOU can best advise you about this
condition.
I Snuaal 1921. - S-vsoapr rears ssrtn. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

aiS-"Sank Loa - INC Discounts" by
X keisler. president New Jersey BANKERS
Association. Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

burIc~qu~d and misr-presented on the
American etagc than any other ma
%tionahty. And no ono reecnts this
more strongly thap doee Leo GARLIC,
who In tho frat of the prominent Amer
lean stars 10 represent the lovablc
Italian ~ he really IL. rather than
what many try TO picture him on the
stage. In Mike Angelo. Oliver Mo
rosco'e presentation az the new Ed
ward Locke cusnedy ut The Playhouse
next Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Carrlllg portrags a young Italian who
In attracted 10 an artists studlo by
his love of the art. His latent feulus
"a revealed and hc wins through love
and mastery ~ the brush.
Jobyna Rowland nj the Savoy.
/. Jobyna Rowland. the original Glib
con Girl" and famous dramatic ac-
trcss. who scored tremendously In
Nancy Lee" faced the camera foT
The first time Mt the Norma Talmadgs
studio when cast by Director sidney
Franklin for an important part in
Mas T~almadge's revival Of Her Only
Way" which is having n weeks show.
ing nj tho Savoy Theatre. Miss How
land admitted 90 some n"crvousncae
when the camera wac first directed n,
her, but coon overcame this. and nc.
quilted herself with sterling honora.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
AIDING mn Headed By Musical
Comedy Act.

At the top Of tho bill hat goce into
effect at the Aldine Theatre this even
ing is a musical comedy production
Inv name The Love Meet. This In an
attractive Offering with all the appur-
and entertainments OF a road
attraction on n smaller scale. II has
a lovely score Of tuneful songs and
rhymlng lyrics, a cast OF seven play
ers-nVe Of whom are girle n = seem
n production that Is exceedingly at
tractive. The Love Meet IL one ot
the fret attractions Of its nature seen
AZ the Aldlne for quite some time. W
has enjoyed popular suCceSs through
out the entire Keith Circuit. Jack
West "a the featured player. They
are peculiar and burke. Walsh and
Nana. admit Il and iu thcir peculiar
titles Is the difference in their brand
~ FUN. snow and Marine are listed
for appearance IN the act called You
Pick En-. Slvas. nrann and Com
pany nre aCrohats 81 an unusual sort
who offer their skill IN what they call
a naval surprise. The r%hotoplay fea-
turc on the bill r. Viola Dana IN See
ing's Believing
Stork Players IN "ihe broken wing.
The splendid work Of the stock com
pany rlayers At the GSrrick Theatre
this week with the production NJ hat
well-known New York success The
Broken Wing" 10 meritoriuus Of al
the patronage the th~eatrcguors here
can give Il. The play which lea Hinged
with a bit OF melodrama Il remark
ably well produced and reaches th'
heights ~ thrills and romance. The
three leading players NJ tho perform.
ance are Miss Ice Smith. Mr.. kcrnar
Grippe and Mr.. David CalliH. MIR. Cal.
lis performance " the Mexican on
Ger in love with tho heroine adds an.
other splendid characterization 90 hi
already large lis; of Successes hofor'
the Wilmington audiences. Ito Ia al
exceedingly clever comedian VIII ~
Versatility 10 unlimited Mes Smith
role IN the current play Is that ~ th'
little Mexican Girl heroine who wsh~
FOR a grinEo lover out ~ tho skies an,
found ono in tho person OF a ycuni
aviator who wrecked his plano on ne
%housetop. Mr.. Cr7prs appcaru No IN.
I AVIATOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

THIS portion OF your anatomy rs just Ike every NNN"EN"
Other part Of the body. II may get sm and tender and irritable because
YOU have abused yourself by late hours. yer eating, verdrnking, over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

OTs Of folks have trouble with the stomach. 1t
may take the form Of there
- may be. nausea and vomiting. In other cases there
IL q d,sagreeabls symptom. commonly called "heart-
burn"
Heartburn is the name given the burning In the
stomach and the gulping up Of food and gns coming on
On hour cr so after eating.
Al these symptoms arc signs Of indigestion. They
a. not necessarily indicate serious disease. Indeed,
they may show nothing more than undue sensitvcness
~ the lining membrane Of the stomach.
This portion OF your anatomy is just like every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

A-Thl. mouth condttion may Re due
O.. tohsc eco. decayed teeth. p~vo-rh.s. in
frrtion. acid tonsc OF constipation.
A.s sobeIls solguon-~hlch any crss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Answers to Health Questions

h NJ IA S-Ntn you please ten ms
0hat causes a fu-ret, rsinful tongue
O., YOU thins smoking IL harmful IN thu
80. ana .hat would you advise M
q. de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
YOUR HEALTH
WHAT HEARTBURN is
AND WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR IT
By ROYAL s. COPELAND, M. D.

Commissioner Of Health. New York City.
Y. =. Senator Elect fnpm New York State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

NJ g. n C-t was In an accident; and
had = bone Clipped In the joint % my
knee. This happened about eight weeks
ago. VIII you please tell me whether u
should be healed and whether ] viii %
crippled from ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

A-Y~a. this would be harmful. Molss
car ~ esfefy emc 81 only ny the eise-
tric needle IN the Ia OF an expert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

MRS. p. n c 0-weuid ~ ne harm
~, TO VA. nitric acid to remove molss
on the facet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

The Italian character has been mgr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

$40 Co N n m -irst lu . series Of
Iufrnrsflug safety TALKS 20 children by
b aulrN CuwmAn also stories by Cousin
tifrtruur
department - N~erirulturc produce mar
49, end INVESTORS reports a. 10 a m anu
B. or un 80 meters
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22
: NORTH FORK
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Ravendals took vegetables to Glib
louisville Saturday.
II. Halstead has been helping fill
the silo at Michelsons.
Mrs. Roske was selling fruit and
vegetables in Gibhonsville SATURDAY..
The friends of Mr. Suydam will be
glad TO hear that his health Is improv-
ing.
Miss Frances Dean, who is teaching
in Gibbonsville, spent the weekend
at home.
The Westfall boys and John Roske
have been putting up second crop at
Suydams.
John Billiard of North fork Is at
tending school here and boarding at
Halsteads.
There will be dance at the Spring
creek school house Saturday night.
Everyone is invited. Ladies viii bring
lunch. Tickets $1.00.
Miss Lillian Clark of Rupert ar
rived here Sunday evening TO teach
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22
Cause of Anpendicitis.

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse mater, that
is made up largely of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation which is COM
monty known as appendicitis. Take
chamberlain Tablets when needed
and keep your bowels regular and you
have little to fear from appendicitis.
For sale by f. G. Hettinger, Salmon
Druggist. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22

lat Spring creek She is boarding al
Halsteads. Her father and uncle, W.
II. and Fred Clark brought her in
their car. Mr. Clark says they struck
some very bad roads whore they could
only travel at the rate of or 20 miles
an hour. He also says that the finest
potatoes f. 0. b. are 80 cents per
bushel which will not pay for digging,
sacking, etc. Acres will be left undug.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22

When the farmer is prosperous we
all feel and become infected with his
bright and jubilant spirit, and when
this unrest strikes him il soon spreads
like scourge and darkens the spirit
of ALL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22
A Pronounced Success.

The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief
and cure of bowel complaints, both for
children and adults, has brought it in
to almost universal use, so that it is
practically without rival and as ev-
ervone who has used it knows, it is
without an equal For sale by E. G.
Hettinger, Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22
The Ideal Purgative.

As purgative, Chamberlain's Tab
lets are the exact thing required.
Strong enough for the most robust,
mild enough for children. They cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels
without any of the terrible gripping.
They are easy and pleasant to take
and agreeble in effect. For sale by e.
G.. Hettinger, Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22
A Little Birdie Told Me.

"Oh, Harold, you can't come over
and see me any more"
"Why, how so, dearest"
Il must stop billing and cooling. I'm
getting terribly pigeon-toed."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-22

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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-10-05
MEETING OF THE
p. T. A. ON FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH

The Parent Teachers Association
will meet tomorrow afternoon, at the
school house at 800 o'clock. Every
one who wishes to become a member
is urged to be present and bring their
dues. We want to take up discussion
of getting new piano.
The following committees have
been appointed:
Membership Committee: Mrs. w.
G. Barnes, Chairman; Mrs. w. E.
Darnall, Mrs Myra L. Jackson.
Sanitation Committee: Miss Ora
Breland, Chairman: Mrs. l. G. White
and Miss Mary Ryburn Hutton.
Finance Committee: Mrs. S. l..
McLaurin, Chairman; Miss Annie
Henry, Mrs. T. III. Collier, Miss
Josephine Cooke. Mrs. r. l.. Fox.
Publicity Committee: Mrs. Myra
Lindsey Jackson. Chairman, Miss
Annie Robinson.
Program Commit.s ee: Mrs. p. M.
Mayors, Chairman.
Equipment Committee: Mrs. Henry
Barnes, Chairman; Mrs. 5. l.. Nc
I.aurin. and Miss Annie Robinson.
Entertainment Committee: Mrs.
G. A. Harrison, Chairman; Mrs. l.. L.
Suber and Mrs. Gus Morris.