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New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
L. S. Arms Said
To Aid Slavery
In Abyssinia
British Correspondents AS
scrt Shipment of Rifles
and Cartridges Awaits
Permission for Delivery
London Paper Protests
Fears French Port Author
ity Will Permit Trans
port to Avoid 'Incidcnt''

FROM The Trbnn-S European nnrnn
Copyright. 1922. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-"The Westmihs-
ter Gazette" tomorrow will print nm
art'cie by two correspondents just re-
turned from Abyssina, The only re-
manning independent state in Africa.
charging that American arms and mu-
lions are destined to be used to round
up slaves this year in that country.
Alter painting a terrible picture Of
conditions in this "last home of open
slavery the correspondents point out
that the slave raids require rifles and
ammunition, and rs Great Britain,
FRANCE and Italy have bound them selves
by the arms convention of 1919 not to
supply the Abyssinians with munitions
ut Is only America who now is I'M
porting or seeking to import arms"
AT this moment" the article CON
tsnues. a large consignment of Amer
lcan cartridges and automatic rifles is
lying in the French port of ,Jibuti.
awaiting the consent Of the French au-
thorities TO transport them to the in
terror. It is believed that the French
authorities. not being themselves much
IN love with the arms convention and
fearing an incident with the United
States government-w which probably
knows nothing at all about the affair as
yet may give their consent"
Commenting cditorially on these
charges "Thc Gazette" says:
"A hushing-up policy can not longer
be defended and it is high time that
public attention, both here and in
America. should be directed to stu
alton which is scandalous in the highest
degree. Who would have supposed that
it was possible anywhere in the world
in 1922 to see 10000 newly captured
slaves marching in one gang into life
long captivity?
Immediate attention is necessary to
decide the fate of the consignment of
American munitions now lying at Jibuti.
The whole system of slave raids is
founded on rifles and cartridges, and
the Abyssinians are extremely short of
these as the result of the operation
OF the arms convention. 1t is unfortu-
nate that America is not a sicnatorv
to the convention, but we are sure that
when the State Department in Wash
ington once realizes the facts it will
not hesitate to make its attitude clear.
"American opinion on the question
Of slavery is at least as strong as
british That the French authorities
should release these munitions through
fear of an incident with the Ameri-
can government would be blunder
too bitterly ironical to be believed"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Three Witnesses Examined
Al Scconl Arhuckic Trial

san FRANCISCO, Jan 17.-Takinr
Of testimony in the second manslaugh
ter trial of Roscoe Arbuckle got we'll
under way here to-day. three witnesses
being examined at the single session
Of court.
Leo Friedman, Assistant District At
torney, made the opening statement
TOR the prosecution. outlining evidence
Whereby 1t hopes to prove that Miss
Virginia Rappe died of injuries re-
oeived at Arbucklcs hands at a party
ne gave in his rooms in the Hotel St.
Francis here last September.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Negro Slayer of Child Dies to
Death House Photograph Hymn

Lively was the frat to be put ia
death tonight. AS the door leading
chamber PLAYED Lead Kindly Light"
Lively marched to the chair with his
eyes tightly closed and with his head
thrown back He muttered prayer
while he was being strapped into the
chair and died as he repeated, "Cast
me not away from thee, O Lord"
He WAS pronounced dead ut S:06
o'clock, after four currents Of elec-
tricity had been sent through his body.
Knight walked to the chair with n
swaggcr. He looked straight at it and
smiled. He was dead at 1921. aftcr
two shocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Mrs. StilIman Home After Trip
To Canada for Xitncsses

Mrs. Anne Stiilman and her sons,
Alexander and Guy, returned to their
Fltth Avenue home yesterday after sew
eral weeks soiourn in Canada, where
1t was expected testimony OF Canadian
witnesses would be heard
Inc taking of this testimony was
postponed pending the decision of the
Appellate Division in Brooklyn on q
motion OF Mr.. Stillman to set aside an
additional expense award TO Mrs. Still
man of 81 500 by Justice Morschauser.
of the Supreme Court at White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18

un~ag snroagh .nn"n. counsel told tn. coo,, :
when Miss Palmer frst "s'y' waa'
promise not to annoy Paern asked 10
INJURED. saying her child w.a she de-
onat she needed money T.ck SICK and
with workhouse sentence threatened IN
not to bother Palermo personsu sne agreed
was ADVISED to take her c"ahy, c.ay and
corporation Counsel's ofIies ~ TO the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Girl Freed on Promise
TO Cease Annoying Man
Swcars Contractor Who Had
Her Arrested Is Father of
Her Child

Magistrate Simpson, in West Side
Court suspended sentence yesterday
on Yesa Palmer, twenty-six years old.
of Mount Vernon, when she promised
not to annoy Michael f. Palermo, Of
344 Northern Avenue, who, she says, is
the father Of her child
Palermo, who is head Of a contract
ing firm, had Miss Palmer arrested
Monday night after she had begun an
argument with him near the entrance
TO the subway station at Seventy
second Street and Broadway, and
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Two Negroes Lynchcd

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. IL
The body Of Jake Brooks, negro, who
was kidnapped from his home here
Sunday night. was found this afternoon
hanging from u limb of tree six miles
south Of town by party of searchers
headed by Chief of Police Clark, &C
cording TO telephone message re
ceived at Police Headquarters Brooks
had been employed at local packing
plant since the calling of the strike Of
packing house workers.
MAYO, Fla, Jan. ia mob over
powered officials here to-day seized a
negro who was alleged to have killed
". K. Taylor. rural mail carrier,
Saturday night and lynched him on the
outskirts of the town.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
Needles Still Due Indians

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l7.-Eight
Indians, representing the scant 10000
that remain in California, were en-
route to Washington to-day to seek
fuliillment of promises they contend
were made by the government seventy
years ago.
The Indians declare their tribes were
deprived OF 100000 acres and that
) Sl,5O0o00 IN goods. including needles
and thimblcs," promised for cesslon Of
other lands to the government, had not
been paid
New-York tribune., 1922-01-18
special D,sea'ca to The Tribune

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. IT, Without
sign of fear and with smiles and
prayers on their lips, Louis Lively and
George Washington knight. negroes,
We're put to death in the electric chair
at the state prison tonight.
Lively WAS convicted of the murder
Of seven year old Matllda Russo of
Moorcstown. Knight was convicted OF
the murder of Mrs. Edith Marshall
Wilson. organist of n Perth Amboy
church. After his crime Lively fed,
and was at large from June until late
last fall. when he was arrested in
Bridgeton knight was arrested inn
mediatcly after the murder of his vic
tim.
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day morning at 1880 o'clock In st.
Thomas parish house.
Address on Public Library.
q. Watson james. Jr.. will address
the woman's Club OF Highland Park
Wednesday at o'clock. His subject
VIII be. The Public Library" Mem
bers may Invite guests.
Through Friday md saturday.
The Barton Heights Woman's Club
Will bold II Block Carnival" Friday
and Saturday of this week. on the
grounds of the Barton Heights
School. for the bcncht OF the club
fund for the philanthropics in which
they are Interested. The entire mem
bership OF the club has been d.
vldcd into committees to work for
the various booths. with Mrs. j.. Cor
don Sheath as general chairman.
Among the many attractions will
be candy booth. art shop fortune
telling. country store. ice cream par
lor. bakery. fish pond" soft drinks.
peanuts. hot dogs" booths. The en-
tcrtainment Will begin at 1890 o'clock
Friday and ut 2:30 o'clock on Satur-
day. Special attractions for Satur-
day afternoon Will be the baby show
at o'clock and n Maypole dance
at 1870 o'clock. a voting contest for
the most popular girl Will be conduct
ed at the country store" The
Oriental booth" in connection with
the art shop" will be feature Of
the carnival. and Will be in charge of
Mrs NJ. r. Porter. Jr. Music and
other attractions have been planned
for both evenings.
Cnrd Party for Home Club for Girls.
The board OF the Home Club for
Girls, Inc, Will give n card party on
Tuesday. ut $3.50 o'clock. at the Rich
mond Hotel. Dainty prizes Will be
given Mt each table. The board con-
sis,s OF Mrs. William a. Burrows.
president; Mrs. Alvin u. lIutzler. Vice
president; Mrs. ]. J. Phillips. score
tary; Mrs. II. T. Ingalls,. treasurer:
| Mrs. c. V. Meredith. Mrs. Charles
Mason, Mrs. William Curry. Mrs.
George Browning. Mrs. Pearmun. Mrs.
*. Vertncr. Mrs. C. c. Vaughan, Mrs.
X. f. Hudson. Mrs. f. II. Fuller. Res
errations for tables may be made
through Mrs. John Frischkorn. Miss
Gladys ingalls,. Mrs. Roy Temple. Mrs.
Charles v. Meredith. Mrs. James Sorg
| or Mrs. Herbert Mercer. The board
Organized five years ago at South
Third Street for the purpose of Civ
Ing self-rcspect!ng girls of small
means II home: since then IL has had
It's home at 400 East Grace street,
and Will move shortly TO il0l East
Clay street. residence which will
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or her daughter. Emma Meredith, to
John HAROLD Garrett. OF Moutvale.
on May 80.
10 Take Place In Inte June.
Mrs. Alice Glasgow King an
hounces the engagement and APP
proachihs marriage OF her daughter,
Joscphin" Glasgow. to John william
Drake. OF New I'M. y. C. Tho we'd
ding will take place in the Church
OF the Epiphany. Barton Heights.
the Inter part OF June.
bride From I.unenburg County
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Colbert, OF
l.uncnburE County. announces the
engagement OF her daughter zoo
Pearl. to Edwin Kerfoot Logan. OF
Newcastle. Pa. The wedding will
be an Interesting event OF the early
autumn season.
sixth Commencement.
The sixth annual commencement of
Mrs. Luther +, Spencer's Music
School viii take place Friday, Juno
16. In John Marshall High School.
An Interesting progra>- Is being ar
ranged. ana the public is invited.
Ceremony Quiet.
a pretty homo wedding was that
OF Mrs. Marie Louise Smith. OF Bal
t!more. and ". T. Pace. OF Frank
IN. Inc ceremony took place at
The home of Irwin l.. Sutherland on
Thursday morning. and DR.. George
l.. Booker oniciatcd. The house was
decorated with palms and spring
flowers. and Mrs Myrtle Ellet
played the wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Sutherland. and Mrs. George
Barnard was her matron OF honor.
Sh" wore nm imported gown OF blue
canton crepe and carried n shower
bouquet Of orchids ana lilies OF tho
valley The groom was attended by
W. I. Pace. Jr.. as his best man.
Tho ceremony was performed In tho
presence OF only the immediate
families
Among tho out-of-town guests
were: Miss Louise Pace. OF Franklin:
Captain and Mrs. James Pcake. OF
Norfolk: Mrs. j. D. lIaggerty. OF
Sussex. y. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Elliott. OF baltimore. Mr.. md
Mrs. Pace loft Immediately inter the
ceremony for a Northern wedding
trip.
In Home of Brides sister.
Tho marriage OF Miss Almira
Franklin stone. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin +. stone, and Reginald
lJoyncr Williams. formerly OF south
nmpton County, now OF this city. took
place In the homo OF the brides sis
Continued on Third PagcD
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VS. AND HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO RICHMOND SOCLET

tion. The marriage Will take place
In Lexington. Juno 81.
Postponed Function to lie Friday.
Tho attractive garden party
which was to have been given ut
Pollard Park on last Friday after
noon By tho Gnter Park woman'a
club, and which was postponed on
account OF the weather. Will take
place on Friday afternoon, June .. at
the same timo and place. Interest
ing features which were TO have been
given last week will lose nothing II,
Tho extra wait. and supper will be
served on the lawn, as was planned.
Tho public Is invited.
Among Cathedral School Graduates.
Hiss Margaret Upshur Brown.
daughter of DR.. ana Mrs. Alexander
q. brown. Jr. IL among the Gradu-
ates of the National CathcdraI
school. in Washington. this June.
This graduation will be especially
interesting to Richmonds younger
society set. Misses Sara Powers.
Maria Williams and Dorothy Robins
are attending their class reunion
there. Miss Upshur will return to
Richmond Tuesday
Drawing -Room at Mansion.
Mrs. r.. X. Flanagan is chairman
Of the committee In charge Of ar
engagements for drawing-room
meeting to be held on Thursday. at 4
o'clock, Mt tho Governors mansion.
Colonel Margaret Bovill head of the
wOmcu's social department OF tho
salvation Army. and Mrs. Thomas
Estiil will speak on the proposed
home and hospital for women In
Richmond. Invitations have been
sent to group of prominent men
and women who are Interested in tho
work Of the woman's division of tho
salvation Army. of which Mrs. st.
George Bryan is president. and ad-
mission will he ty card only.
Miss bigger Ia Return.
Miss Madelainc Russell Bigger will
return on Wednesday accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Baxter. of Nash
VILE. Tenn. Miss Bigger has been
attending thu Katherine Gibbs
school in New York for the past ses-
sion. and is now at Princeton, ~ J.
Meeting of Gintcr Park Club.
The Ginter Park Woman's Club will
hold Its regular monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
the Sunday school auditorium of the
Baptist Church. This is tho annual
meeting OF the club. at which time
reports of the ycar's work Will be
read and officers for tho coming year
elected
The usual social hour will follow
the business meeting. The cxccu-
tive board of the club will meet Tues
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accommodate thirty young girls.
SUBSTANTIAL aid In securing positions
mas been an aspect of the work Of
inc board. The proceeds OF the card
party Will go towards this home.
Violin Recital.
program of solo and ensemble
numbers VIII be given by the NOM
oers OF Miss Katherine Thurston's
Vioiin class. assisted by Misses Mary
lakeland and Adele Levitt, at the
"omnn's Club auditorium. Saturday
evening ut D O'Clock. Those taking
part In tho program are Cecilia Tar.
tarsky. Regina Schwarz. In.z Ear
don. Amelia Ullman. Adah Straus.
raymond Tuttlo. Russell CARRIER. Mil
iard Bins~anger. Virginia Johnson,
Dorothy Brown. Mabel Brown. Helen
iiarwood. Elsie McClintic, Elizabeth
Ioilock Annie Yonan, Mary Chcncry.
Kathryn Shillingbury. Joscph Moore.
Elizabeth Taliafcrro, Stewart Woody.
Josephine lkDthschild. Gay Barksdalc
Merritt Spicrs. Virginia Spain. TheI-
ma Jones. Margaret Pearcc. The nc
companists Will DO Misses Eleanor
Grecnwalt and Ethel Boiling. Sew
oral OF the children show marked
ability ana the program will he an ut :
iractivc one. There will DO no cards
"a "a WHO arc inter-
csted are invited
stayed for Memorial Dny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Emcrman
and Miss Virginia Emerman motored
down from New York TO see the vir-
ginia Pageant. Mrs. Emer,nan was
Miss Beatrice Allen. formerly OF
Richmond. They remained over for
Memorial Day. az Mrs Emcrman is
director OF New York's Grandchil-
dren Of the Contederacy and greatly
Interested in all things pertaining to
that subject.
Wedding June 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Waters. OF
Emporia. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Ruth. to Lynn Bond, son
OF Judge and Mrs. w. VI. Bond. OF
Edenton. y. c. The wedding Will
take place In the Main Street Bap-
list Church. Emporia. June 80.
Entertained During Visit.
Mrs. w. A. Land. of Blackstone.
who represented tho Virginia Di-
vision of Daughters OF tho Confod-
cracy In the foa, during the pag-
cant, has returned home. Mrs Land
was entertained great deal dur
ing her visit TO her sister. Mrs. B. J.
Taylor.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Henson PoindcXtcr Justis. OF
Blackstone. announces the marriage
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Dnyis-Shcphcrd.
Mrs. James Branch Cabell an
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Priscilla Shepherd, to
James Hopkins Davis. OF Dunbar
ton. The announcement Is OF great
interest TO Richmond society as Miss
Shepherd is popular member OF the
younger set.
Augustfnc-ScOtt Wedding.
Miss Ellen &. Scott Will he her
sisters maid of honor In the wed
ding OF Miss Fannie Carter Scott and
Harry Hhmill Augustine. which Will
take place at 81. raul's Church the
morning OF June 10. at 10 o'clock.
The bride is the daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. r. Carter Scott. OF Eas,
Franklin street, and the wedding
VIII be OF interest 10 prominent So
ciety here and throughout the state
Miss Scott will also be attended by
Misses Fannie Keith and Edith Mes
did. OF Warrenton. Fauquier County.
Ten for Miss Warren.
Mrs. c. r. Burnett will be hostess
at tea In honor OF Miss Ammo Warren.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warren. OF Westhampton, on We'd
nesday afternoon Mt o'clock. Tn.
guests will Include only the bridal
party and few intimate friends and
the Afrair Will be given at her home.
Mrs. Burnctts tea Will be ono OF
several functions TO he given for
Miss Warren, whose wedding 10
James Augustine will take place on
Monday evening. June IL, at St
Stephens Church. The attendants
Will Include Miss Elizabeth Warren
as maid OF honor. and Misses Martha
Mallory. Corbin Spicer. Carol Minor,
and Alice Jones. MS bridesmaids. /,
will be prominent event OF next
week.
Potter-Wnttson.
Cathedral candles. smilax and
white roses were used in the draw
ing-room of the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gray Watson for the
wedding OF their daughter. Hazel
tine, to Shirley r. Potter. OF New
York. which took place last night at
$50 o'clock at the home OF the bride
The bride entered with her father
who gave her in marriage She was
gowned in garuiture dress OF
irridescent cloth and pearls. fnished
with tulle ana her veil o: Illusion
which fell from coronct Of real
lace hrocaded With. pearls. formed
oour; train hordSted With real lace
hrocaded in pearls. She carried a
shower bouquet OF orchids and lilies
OF the valley Her two sisters. Mrs
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Ryr!e Wood and Mrs. Thomas Pol
lard. were natrons OF honor and they
wore tatfetas, the one shaded from
orchid into pink and toned with Co
lumbia roses and lavender and pink
sweet peas. and the other from n
pink TO pale yellow and finished
with shower bouquet OF salmon
pink roses and lavender sweet peas
Both dresses were made with tigh:
hod'ces and full skirts and caught
at the waist with irridescent but
terilies. The ribbon bearers, Misses
Lillian Wood and Helen Gray POL
lard, wore dresses of pale pink and
pale lavender chiffon and carried the
ribbons which formed the aisle. The
groom had as his best man, Allan
Bond. OF Richmond
The wedding was followed By a
reception which included the guests
ut the ceremony. The decorations in
tho dining-room carried out color
scheme OF pink and white with pink
roses and white sweet peas and pink
shaded candles. and the parlors
were decorated in green and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter left after the
reception for q wedding trip, after
which they Will be ut home In Rich
mond
Prominent Wedding Thursday.
Pie wedding OF Miss Leila Friend
and Charles Turner. OF The Plains.
FauQuier County. will take place on
Thursday of this week at the home
or her aunt, Mrs. W. I. Sclden, OF
Byrd Park. Her sister. Miss Annv
Holland Friend, Will be maid OF
honor. and her bridesmaids will in
ciude Misses Beverly Turner. OF Tho
Plains. Fauquier County. sister OF
the groom: Merrill Yost. OF Staunton,
and Ann Franklin Withers. OF Sew
ernhy." Gloucester County. The
ceremony will be followed by n re-
ccp;ion at her aunts home. Miss
Moliie Taliaferro. of Gloucester
County. is the guest OF Mrs. ST.
George Bryan for the wedding. and
Miss Adelinc Douglas. OF Montgom.
cry. Ala. has also arrived for It.
She Is the guest OF Miss Ann Friend.
Miss Pnkington, OF charlottesville.
Mrs. William G. Pnking,on. OF the
University OF Virginia, has an.
nounced the engagement Of her
daughter. Mary Webb. to David
Henry Jarvis. OF Seattle. Wash. The
wedding will take place in June.
At "buck NM"
Attractive functions OF each year
nre the benrti; card parties given Nv
Mrs. Ben +. owen at her home. Buck
Hill They are given for ncighbor-
mood charity and arc always at
tenGcd by exclusive society. Tables
VIII lie set or the lawn and on the
porches. Mrs. oven Is assisted by
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the college set throughout Virginia.
Many prominent Richmond women
viii! act as chaperons. y we'll
known out-oftown orchestra Will
provide the music. L. O. Miller Is
chairman OF the committee in
charge.
Lexington Engagement.
MIR. and Mrs. c. IL. Paxton, OF
Sweet Springs, w. Va, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Mar
tina Hamilton. TO Curtis Walton. OF
Forest Oaks" Natural Bridge sta
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Mrs John Lee in the arrangements
Those who wish TO reserve tables
may do SO by calling either Mrs
owen or Mrs. Lee.
Annual College subscriptions
Invitations Will be issued shortly
TO members OF the younger set for
the annual college subscription
dance TO be given in the ballroom OF
the Jefferson Hotel on the evening
OF June &c. at ? o'clock.
This dance is "A prominent event OF
tho early summer and Is attended by
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NURSES OF 2 SCHOOLS
Z GRADUATE THIS WEEK
sStuart Circle Finals at Hospital, and Those of St
s. Lukes. at Jefferson Hotel Tuesday-C Watson
B James Before Womans Club
Dy Elizabeth Witt,

be Informally the
from TO 6:3 oc
On Tuesday evening the commencement of
will
Hospital
that ST. ukes will
informal at
the home Warren whose
wedding on
On Wednesday G. Watson james
Womans Club at O'Clock His subject will be Library
Thursday
Green Will
Park.
Friday
Friday will by
Club
Saturday a Church the
wedding Miss
night, he
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DRESSES
for the Important EUent

ITO GIRLHOOD nothing in the world is
i more important than graduation. 1t is
the one big thing in girls life, and every
where girls are the same. They are particular
in respect to choosing clothes to wear on that
night Of all nights-when, in the presence Of
friends, they step forward in all their glory
to receive the honor that they have worked
for throughout their school years
We ourselves have been most particular in
choosing the charming array Of Graduation
Frocks that awaits you at Kaufmann's.
There are organizes, Georgettes and Creme
de Chimes, in styles that are certain to appeal
to the girl Prices begin at $3.50.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-14
NORTHWEST SEVILLE

Mrs. Glen Standar and little son
spent Friday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Noremacker visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. c. Swan, Sun
day at their home near South Lin
coin school.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Loomis and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Spayd and daughter
Mabel, spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. LOOMS.
Frank Hyde of Riverdale was 9
caller at the home of A. Ingram
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton of Sum-
merton visited Sunday at the home OF
V. Dickinson and family.
Ed Freed has been very i'll during
the past week.
Otto Binchus who is working near
Saginaw, spent the week end at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schaffer and
daughter, Mrs. M. Menser, were
Alma visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fowel, who live
near the cement school house spent
Sunday at the home Of A. Spayd and
family.