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company is formed. is:

company is formed, is.
l. To carry on, manage and control
for the use of this Corporation, a gen.
eral business in the purchase of real
estate, lands and water for the irriga-
ton thereof, and to buy. sell, acquire
and dispose of the same in the County
of Park and In the State of Wyoming,
and elsewhere as the convenience of
such business requires.
2. To purchase or otherwise ac-
quire. Carey Act land contracts. and
water contracts incidental thereto,
State lands or other real estate having
water attached thereto. to deal in the
same for the use of the Company, and
to do any and all things necessary in
the premises.
8. To lease, hold, buy, sell, use,
mortgage, convey any property, real
or personal, as may be necessary or
convenient in carrying out the objects
and purposes for which said Corpora
ton Is formed.
4. To take by assignment or other
wise, leases, lands, and water rights
incidental thereto. and to sell or other.
wise dispose of the same, and to do
those things necessary to acquire title
thereto, and make transfer thereof, by
deed or otherwise, to persons. corpor-
atoms, or partnerships, a the neces-
sity and convenience of this corpora
tion's business requires.
The amount Of capital stock Of said
Corporation is s10O.00o.00 the nur
Der of shares is 1000. the par value of
each share is $4,000; the term of ex-
istance of said Corporation is not to
exceed twenty-five years. The num-
Der OF directors who shall manage the
affairs OF the Company for the first
year are five. namely: s. w. Aldrich,
A. ]. iaartin. T. F Killing, Fred F.
MCGEE and Eoa C. Brown.
The operations of said Company
shall be carried on In the Town of
Cody. County of Park and State of
Wyoming, and their principal office in
Wyoming will be the office of William
L. Simpson in the Walls Building,
Cody, Wyoming. and William l. Simp-
son Is the agent in charge thereof.
Signed: 8. W. Aldrich, A. ]. Martin,
T. F. King, Fred F. MCGEE and Eoa
C. Brown, Directors.
VIM. L. Simpson, Attorney.
First publication, Nov. 20, 1922
Last publication Dec. Is. 1929
, 1922-12-06
Notice to White Lunch
Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ali
who claim to be creditors OF the
White Lunch Restaurant that unless
your claim has been filed with the
undersigned Trustee and allowed by
her that same must be filed on or be-
fore the 10th day of December, 1922,
or disbursement will be made Of all
funds in the Trustees hands without
making any payment to you.
Dated November 2s, 1922.
BLANCHE GoKEL.
Ernest j. Goppert, Trustee.
Cody, Wyoming,
Attorney for Trustee.
Nov. 29-Dec. Q, IA.
, 1922-12-06
ADDRESS OF JOHN WOODWARD
WANTED

An inquirYhas come az to the where
abouts of John Woodward who has a
sister living OF a ranch neal Cody.
An effort is.being made to locate him
by the relatives Of q man named
James Beecher Turner with whom he
left California In a a last spring,
and who died suddenly at Rosalia,
Washington. Any information as to
Mr.. wooward's present address Will
BIO appreciated by the family OF the de-
ceased.
, 1922-12-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, U. g
Land onIee at Lander, Wyoming.

Department OF the INFERIOR, " -.
Land onlce at Lander, Wyoming.
November I, 1922.
NOTICE L. hereby given that Bernt
Paulson Loyning. of Clark, Wyoming.
who, on August 20. 1922, made home
stead entry. No. 0so11. for Eh. Sec
ton 80. Township IS North. Range
1oo West. 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Carl M.
Cox, u. 8. Commissioner, at Cody,
wyoming. on the 18th day OF Decem-
Der, 1899.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Andrew Madison, G. A Pearson,
Carl Carlson, Ralph Fouse, all OF
Clark, Wyoming.
IRVING w. WRIGHT,
Register.
Nov. s-Dec. 9, ,2a.
, 1922-12-06
NOTICE OF Incorporation

Notice is hereby given that the "AI-
able Land Company. Inc. filed its ar
ticles Of Incorporation within the Of
nee of the Secretary OF State OF Wy
oming on the goth day Of November,
1929, at the hour of 0 o'clock A NJ. OF
ssid day, tho object for whic1 said
, 1922-12-06
NOTICE OF
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office,

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office,
Lander, Wyoming,
November %, 1922.
To any and all heirs of George II.
Slater. deceased; Frances Young,
Seattle, Washington; Emily E. Brit
ton, Frenchtown, N. J.; Ella e. Nc
Connell, New York City, N. p;
Cora B.. Bodine, Harrington, N. j.;
Margaret M. Druley, Attica, In
diana; Ida M. Leedy, Brownsville,
Fla. Lester Rittenhonse, New York
City, N. Y; Jeanette Probasco,
Clinton, N. j.; William T. Boron.
Administrator, Cody, Wyoming, and
Pau, R. Greever. Cody, wyoming,
attorney for the Estate OF George
H. Slater. deceased, Contestees.
You are hereby notified that Lor-
raine Martin who gives Cody, Wyom-
ing as her postoffice address. did on
November 21st. 1922, file in this Of.
fee her duly corroborated application
to contest and secure the cancellation
of your homestead entry. Serial No.
0S756 made July 2, 1920, for the
SWA NwA, WIZ SWA. Sec. 4; 81
NEA. sEA, Ell SwA, Lot IL. Sec.
5, NEA NWA, NJ NEA, Sec. g.,
NWA NWA. Section 9, Township 81
North, Range 104 West, 9Th Principal
Meridian. and as grounds for her con-
test she alleges that "entryman died
intestate on May 31st, 1921, leaving
as nonresident heirs, Frances Young,
Seattle, Wash: Emily E. Britton.
~Frsnchtown. N. J.; Ella E McCon-
nell. New York City, N. Y; Cora B.
Bbdine. Flamington, N. j.; Margaret
NJ Druley, Attica. Indiana; Ida M.
Leady, Brownsville, Fla; Lester Rit-
tenhouse, New York City, N. Y;
Jeanette Probasco. Clinton. N. J.;
william T. Boron, Cody. Wyom-
ing, Administrator, and Paul R.
Greever. Cody. Wyoming. Attorney
for the Heirs. all Of said heirs being
over 81 years old. and that there are
no other heirs and no minor heirs.
"That the entryman did not reside
on the land: cultivate 1t. or use 1t for
grazing live stock during his lifetime.
That the entryman was not married,
and the heirs of the deceased entry
man did not cultivate the land or use
1t for grazing live stock after the en-
tryman's death: that the entryman
and the heirs wholly abandoned said
land from and after the date Of the
entry. and hat the failure of the en-
tryman or his heirs, to meet the re-
quirements of the homestead laws As
above charged was not due to their
employment in the military or naval
forces of the United States"
You are. therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and our said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard either before this Office or
on appeal. il you fail to file in this
office within twenty days after the
fourth publication of this notice. as
shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically responding to these
allegations OF contest. together with
due proof that you have served a copy
of your answer on the said contest
ant either In person or by registered
mail.
You should state In your answer
the name of the p~ostoffice to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you
, 1922-12-06
Beet Growers Face Farming
Situation With Courage

There is widespread. sympathetic realization that It present
te side of farming, in general, is unsatisfactory.
But, whatever stands in the way of full and profitable pro-
duction on the farms is in one way or another ultimately removed.
Consider farming a term Of years and n o pessimisic view
of the final outcome is justified.
In local beet growing territory, regretable Is the suua-
ton may be with a number of farmers and tenants, the situation
to ome extent has been relieved by the sugar beet crop. A farm
ing system In which eeets can be produced with satisfactory
Yields has at least one unique advantage: A cash crop for which
the marketing problem is solved and for which delivery at an
agreed rate of payment is guaranteed.
Among other favorable aspects, the revenue for beet tops
much as So to 81 receifed per acre of tops. Also. for next sea
son the accumulation of snow in the mountains warrants no
pessinism the water supply. >
There is a very favorable prospect Of the beet grow
ers receiving this winter or spring a substantial pay
mont per ton In addition to the Initial payment al
ready made under the sliding scale contract.
This should aid materially in the relief of adverse financial
conditions.
Our growers IS a class always work out of difficult snua-
tons with courage, and these are a few reasons why they are
planning q normal beet acreage next season. ~
The Great Western Sugar Company
, 1922-12-06
sHERiFF's SALE
Cease 74s)

whereas, by virtue Of an execution
issued by the Clerk of tbs District
Court of Park County. Wyoming, IN
a certain action wherein Frank Fee
a. Plaintiff recovered q Judgment
against Robert H. Wiper rs defendant
on the 22nd day Of December. 1920. fof
the sum Of $552.s4 together with costs
of said action taxed at the sum OF
s29.s5. I have levied upon the real
estate hereinafter described. said
real estate having been attached In
said action. being situate In the Town
site OF Powell. Park County. Wyom-
ing, and more particularly known and
described as follows. to-wit: An. undi-
vided one-half interest In and 70 Lots
5. O. Z. 8. ., 10. IL. II and 10 In Block
~ In the Townsite Of Powell. Park
County. wyoming. (
Now therefore. Notice Is given that
on the 22nd day OF December. A D.
1898, at : O'Clock p. M. on said day
ct the Court House of said County I
VIII ofer for sale the above describ-
"a real sstate * public vendus to the
highest khd best bidder.
Appraised value. so0o.0s.
q A. DAVIS.
J. H Van Horn. Sheriff Of Park
Attorney for PLAINTIFF. County.
Wyoming.
First publication November IA. 1879.
Last paolicatioa December 20, 1899.
sHERIFF'a GALE
, 1922-12-06

VIM. L. Simpson,
Attorney for Contestant.
Date of First publication Nov. 20. 1922.
Date of Second publication Dec. 6. 1922
Date Of bird publication Dec.13, 1922,
Date OF Fourth publication Dec. 20,1922
, 1922-12-06

Whereas, by virtue of an order OF
Gale issued BY tho Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court of Park County. wyoming,
in Q certain action wherein en- the
21st day OF August, 1882, Frank Fee
a. Plaintiff recovered q judgment
against Robert H. Wiper as defendant
in the sum of $S02.05 together with
costs of said action taxed at the sum
of s37.45 l have levied upon the real
estate described in said judgment be-
ing located in the TOWNSHIP of Powell,
Park County, Wyoming, and more par.
ticularly known and described as fol-
lows, to-wit;
An undivided one-half interest in
and to lots s. 6, z, 8. 9. 10, IL. IL and
Is, in Block A in the Townsite of
Powell, Park county, wyoming.
Now therefore. Notice is given that
the 22nd day Of December, 1923.
at the hour of q o'clock P. NJ. on said
day I will offer for sale the said above
described real estate. at the Court
House Of said County, at public ven-
due to the highest and best bidder.
Appraised value 100000.
q A DAVIS,
Sheriff OF Park County, Wyoming.
j. H. Van Horn,
Attorney for Piaintif.
First publication November Is. 1899.
Last publication December 20, 1922.
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On the Sahara desert water 10 fount
in great abundance at from 10 to SOC
feet.
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STEUBENVILLE
PRIMARY FIGHT
IS WAKING WARM
IN JEFFERSON CO,

Stcuhenviue O.. Aug 3.-lntereSt Is
days primary in Jefferson county and
II required three OF four mud-sllnS!nH
contests between candidates for county
offices 70 arouse the voters from their
attitude Of total Indifference. A week
ago. Il appeared ihnt there would be
one going 10 the pools but the office
seekers and their paid workers but
the past few days have brought the
candidates out In the open and bitter
warfare that Is now being waged VIII
probably inject a little enthusiasm mo
the electors and bring out fairly good
vote
There Is no interest ~ al locally in
the state contests. The Guhcrnator'a!
race doesn't inspire Voters even 10 the
point Of talking about 1t. There has
been considerable work done however
throughout the county for Carmi
Thompson and Homer Durant and both
are expected 70 poll a bis vote. Hon.
Rupert Beetham OF Cad!z Is fairly
strong on the river front and his
friends hero predict he viii run we'll
in this district.
Lack Of opposition for Congressman
Frank Murphy. Steuh"nvillc. for Re-
publcar nomination ana Marion roll
man. Bel'aire. for Democratic nOmtna-
ton. is one cause for lack OF inter
est IN the district.
A stiff three Cornered fight Is be-
Ing waged for State Senator frogr this
district with Harry Carpenter or JEFF
ferSoa: John Hays Of Belmont and ".
n. Galbraith Of Columhiana county. as
contestants. Those IN the know in this
section prrdict the nomination Of HAYS
and Carpenter.
Probably the hottest tight for county
office is that between sherman FLOYD
and Edward Lockwood for County Au-
ditor. Floyd is tho present incumbent
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%. of Lindcnhan Pa. and Mar'oT
Stove1. 1g. of Toronto.
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las, evening and Mass will be hsld al
$50 this morning
Community Meeting.
EVERYTHING is IN readiness for tho biz
community meeting to he held at Willow
Shoals Bathing Teach Sunday Aug. 9Th
al o'clock All local members VIII he
present and have i've minute talks
Hugh Warren Will direct the singing
and ~ is hoped all Warwood people Will
attend.
Personals
NJ and Mrs A. VI. Fair and dauEh-
tor Mary Ellen have returned from
visit 10 pittsburgh.
Mrs John Ncibur and children Louis
and Edna of Wheeling were visitors IN
Center Warwood yesterday. Miss Cath
crime Wilson VIII leave today for Buck
eye LAX" to spend the week
Miss Bessie Raymond OF Glenn Eastor
IS Visiting Miss Hazel Rodgers OF South
Warwood.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Woods Of Can
ton. O., are the guests Of friends or
Cherry I'm.
J. l.. bishop Is spending several days
in Bethany.
Detroit are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rodgers here.
Miss Carmen VoClev - the guest OF
Miss Wilma Ze!dler on short Crock.
Miss Emma Tracey Is the guest Of
friends IN Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs Robert Montgomery Of
Akron are the guests Of their doughtel
and family Mrs. George Stevens here.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mooney and daugh
ter Edith will leave today for Buckeye
Lake 10 visit relatives.
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= MOUNDSVILLE
ANNUAL CAMP
MEET ON. HERE
On. W. W. HALL, PROMINENT
EVANGELIST, DELIVERED SER
MON AT LAST NIGHTS
OPENER
General ProSrnm win DO Opened To
day with Big w. G. T. q.
Rally.

The first OF series Of ten camp
meetings opened last night at the
Noundsville Camp Grounds. DR.. W. W.
Hall. promineH evangelist. delivered
the sermon. Following fine and eS-
/ Cellently delivered sermon DIT. Hail ap-
pealed TO tho people to get others out
20 attend tho meetings. He urged
everyone present to seek out their
friends and have them attend as Il was
d for tho benefit OF all.
. The first days program will be open
cd this morning. 1t Will be IN the
nature OF grand rally OF the Woman, 5
- Christian Temperance Union. Mrs S.
A. Thatcher. OF this city, will be IN
charge The W. C T. L. OF Cameron
will send 4 large delegation to aid In
making the program today big sue
cess. Including the program today the
four other big programs are: Epworth
League rally. Saturday. AIS. 5: Home
Missionary Society rally. Thursday
Aug. 10: Veterans Day. Friday. Aug.
IL and Ohio and Marshall county Sun
day School reunions. Saturday Aug.
II. The meeting Will come 70 close
on Sunday Aug. 10.
Big figures a. the meeting other than
Or. W. ". Hall include: Bishop Joseph
F. Berry. OF Philadelphia; Dr.. W. B.
King. who speaks on Aug 10: Prof.
George Fl Carr. pianlsts Fl. o. Tea
garden. friend OF the childfen and
Frank T. Adams. director OF the sing
ing and leader OF the choir.
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First FRIDAY Sacred Heart ncvottonS
will he observed today IN tho corpus
Christi Church. Confessions were heard
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Of the association will enjoy a delicious
supper in the church hall preceding the
business session, and Paul F1sh's or
chestra OF seven pieces will funish the
music during the evening.
Tho feature Of tho dinner-meet'ng
will be an address by Albert Snedeker,
local insurance man. VIII" will discuss
the work Of tho improvement assocta-
ton in this city. A. O. Anderson Will
lead with the singing after the dinner
and the program committee are said
TO have "somethtng UP their sleeve
the nature Of which they refuse to
divulge.
Following the program the business
will open with O discussion on the gross
sales tax law and II Is understood that
the association is planning to take some
action in respect TO this law at the
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Marriage Licenses

James BoldeN. ~. and Mary Guyder.
80 both Of St"ubcnv!lle. Benjamin Van
Orsdale. o6. and Ielma May Yates IS.
both OF Steuhcnville Lynwood Ross.
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ie-e. RuckNannon. has returned TO his
home on Ash avenue, TO spend the va
cation months
Earl McCabe OF Linden avenue, Is Wis
ting friends At Limestone for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson Of Char
lesion are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jennie Wolfe Of GraySvilIe. Ia
visiting lrer daughter. Mrs. carl foho
OF NciChen avenue
Mrs s NJ. Timhln. Is visiting ner
sister-in.law. Mrs. A. l.. Wilson at War
rem. Ia.
Miss Kathryn higgins OF Sixth street,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. F. \. Hun
man. at parkersburE. this week.
Eugene Ethols is confined 10 his home
on Seventh street with Illness.
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Fireman injured
Possessed Dope

Charged with possessing narcotics IN
violation Of the state law. Mrs. Jen0!e
Good Ovington and "FoNy" Fuller were
arrested last night and we're fined $500
and costs by Justice Downcr. Mrs.
Ovtngton paid the fine hut the Fuller
woman was released on condition that
she leave the community.
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Nothing Like Partisan Sage--'
Makes Hair Grow Luxuriantly
No Itching Scalp-No Dandruff-
No Falling Hair-When You Use 1t

clean--it will stop itching OF scalp al
most instantly.
And for thin or falling hair. there Is
nothing SO good because 1t Is COM
pounded on advanced principles and
does furnish 70 the hair roots just tho
kind Of nourishment needed
Furthermore. this grandest OF all hair
invigoratOrs costs but little at c. Fl.
Griest g. Co. and is sold everywhere
with the distinct understanding that
your money will be returned II you are
not satisfied. Could any offer be
fairer.-Adv.
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In every real drug store and at every
toilet goods counter IN the United states
and Canada clean. delightful. refresh
ing Partisan Sage Is sold.
Millions Of men ana women need u
and would gladly buy II If they only
know what n really good hair and scalp
preparation IT is.
! In the first place let It be under
stood that Partisan Sage will not color
the hair-it Is not dye.
But these things It Will do and do
splendidly-it will free the scalp from
dandruff and make II Immediately
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He defeated Lockwood by A slim mar
gin two years ago and indications are
that the result Will be closer than be-
T fore
County Recorder Clayton Selah. out
/ for his fifth term. Ia facing the most
formidable opposition OF his career IN
! Miss Hannah Carter OF this city and
/ both are claiming victory.
/ Prosecuting Attorney f. s. reNce.
! candidate for second term Is being op-
! posed by Roy Il. Carpenter, former
! prosecutor and the fight is not all lily
: white by any means. Tho liberal Gle
| ment Is strong behind Pcarce while
| Carpenter IS appealing 10 the moral
: forces Of the county for support.
! County Surveyor John Leech Is out
| for third term ana has opposition
| three ways. Vincent Penn seems the
/ most dangerous opponent and in many
| quarters his nomination is being pre-
| dicted
There are five candidates for ono
place on the Board OF County Commits
! sioncrs. Most OF the candidates until
! the pase few days have been conducting
a gum shoe" campaign and Il Is
! claimed that there has been more per-
sonal solicitation this year than ever
before. One candidate boasts OF COW
! ertnE $4,000 miles and making per
! sonal call on every voter.
| The Democrats who were unable 10
find candidates 10 place on the ballot
met last night and named n complete
ticket for nomination. the names OF the
| candidates u be written on the ballot
by the voters. Nose OF the Democrats
vote the Republican ticket at tho pri-
mary hu John +. Nolan. Democratic boss
usually scares up enough OF the faith
full to vote the ticket and put through
an eleventh hour nomination.
The Democratic slate a. arranged last
night is as follows.
For State Senator. s. J. McInne. OF
Brilliant; for Representative. william
HukiI OF Brilliant: for Sheriff. George
NceI. Of Dillonvale; for Clerk OF Courts
John Fox. Of Smthfield; For Auditor
Miss McDole. Of Toronto: for Recorder.
A. +. McI.ane. ~ Steuhenvlslc. for
, Prosecutor; Marshall Francis. or Stcu-
! benvlle.
Fireman injured
Mart Fest member of the o'ty fire
department. was seriously injured to-
day when an auto in which he was rid
! Ing with John Cattrell. another fireman.
! sktdded aud crashed into a telephone
| pole Cattrell was unhurt but Feist was
Injured about the back and abdomen and
was taken to the Gil hospital. II Is
feared he Is internally hurt
Possessed Dope
! Charged with possessing narcotics IN
vio,ato ION Of the state law. Mrs. JenO!c
| Good Ovington and Foxy" Fuller were
arrested last night and were fined $500
and costs ny Justice Downcr. Mrs.
| Ovtngton paid tine fine m; the Fuller
woman was released on condition that
! she leave the community.
Marriage Licenses
James Boder. ~. and Mary Guyder,
/ 80 both Of St"uhcnv!lle Benjamin Van
| Orsdale. 26. and Iclma May Yates IS.
! both OF Steuhcnville. Lynwood Ross.
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WARWOOD
items for this column may be LETT
at McNamara's Drug store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspo udent.
Birthday Party

Miss June Berry viii entertain num-
Dor OF her little playmatcS and irlcnds
at her home on Ohio avenue this alter
noon in honor OF her fifth birthday an
nlversary The usual childrenS games
vii! he ENJOYED until $50 when de-
lightful picnic luncheon will I've served
TO the following; Marion Schad Hetty
Watkins. Isabella Strohel. Mary Ellen
Berry. Arhela Edwards. Catherine Schad
Emma Logan, Vera Tracey. Ida Ander-
son. Vera Goodman. Katherine Humes.
Margaret Flading, Retty Lewis ana lA'-
liam Berry Albert Berry. Jack Rowan
Andrew WINNER. Bud WILSON, LOUIS
Karr. Charles Baker. Walter Freeze.
George Tracey. Robert Campbell. James
Steele. George Morgan and Junior Berry.
Corn Roast.
4 number of the younger set enjoyed
corn roast at Camp Star last evening
in honor of John Wagner and Fred
Myles If Cleveland. q, who are visitors
here after the corn roast luncheon
was enjoyed
swimming Party.
A swimming party VIII be enjoyed by
number. of the younger set At the
ever popular Willow Shoals bathing
beach Saturday afternoon. After spend
ing several hours in the water picnic
supper will be enjoyed hy Misses Anna
Thompson. Edith Miller Clara Mae
Woods, Mary Sheppard, Bertha Nndcr-
son. Katherine Reeves. Ethel Hopwood.
Mary EhelinE. Grace Mcclure "f IancS-
VILE and Dorothy Anderson Of M"nnds-
VILE
W. 81. L. Club.
The regular monthly meeting " the
". II h. club will hc hcid th:s evening
n, tho home Of Mrs a.. l.. Bowers OF
Vance Ave- Mrs. F.cd Wallace. prcs!-
dent will preside ard a several import
ant business matters Will he brought up
all members nrc urged 10 be present
Sacred Heart Devottons.
First Friday Sacred Heart pcvotionS
will he observed today IN tn" corpus
Christi Church Confessions were heard