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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
STUDENTS WILL
SCATTER CHEER
Plan to Distribute Food and
Presents Christmas

Christmas cheer In tho form OF
food and presents. win be distributed
about the University district and
other parts OF sho city this year by
atudents at the University OF Wasa.
ington. according TO present plans,
A committee OF students has been
appointed TO cooperate with tho two
University Christian associations and
with tho downtown social service or.
CARNATIONS during the holidays.
However. the charitable work win
begin at home" for Charles l.,
MaSfiold. secretary OF the University
Y. Nj. c. A.. has called attention 10
tho fact that an extremely large
number OF University students are
making unusual sacrifices 20 keep
themselves In school and Arthur
Bailey, chairman OF the student char.
ity committee. said that these men
and women will be the first TO re.
ceivo assistance In every possible
way.
According 20 present plans each
~ oN4'a~Nu hoaoo WI mo 'AihpuN VIII
DO made responsible for two desti.
tu,o families this Christmas. Boxes
win be placed in the houses for DO
nations OF food and supplies. par.
ticuiariy clothing.
Tho student charity committee ms
appointed by Sam Muliln. president
OF the University OF Washington stu.
dent body. follows Lillian Hooking.
Merle Hammeriy. Connie Gilmore.
Edith Lycetto. Helen seoiye. Marion
Gardiner, Mildred Brundel. Al
haich. Don Douglas. Donrci Cline.
George Munson. Joe Hughes. Ronald
Williams. Bud Parsons. Roger Hand.
AL Wilson. Ruth Grant. suh-chAir.
man and Arthur Bailey. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
"U" Professor Will
Address Democrats

Prof. James u. Llchtcnbcrgor. OF
tho University OF Washington, will
speak at tho King County Democrat.
10 club at Dartnail's cafeteria satur.
day noon on The Trend Toward
international Cooperation"
Tho meeting win DO In charge OF
the club ladies'. Among those at the
speakers table viii be Mrs. Edwin
j. Brown. Mrs. stephen J. Chadwick.
Mrs. Fred Bolton. Mrs. Martha
Schwallenbaoh. Mrs. John Trumbull.
Mrs. Thomas Acheson and Mrs. Julia
Olson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
Funds Subscribed
for Meeting Place

Ono thousand dollars was col.
lected 20 20 into n fund for the
erection OF community hall IN
tho waillngford district at n meet.
ing OF the Wallingford Commercial
club Thusda5 evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
FOURTEEN DAYS NOW
UNTIL CHRISTMAS;
BETTER SHOP EARLY

FOURTEEN shopping days be-
l. fore Christmas. folks.
I'm not going to toll you to do
your shopping now. bnt really Il
pays. and It's much easier.
Folks viii put things or until
tho last minute. tho. I had n
friend once who didn't arrange his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
WILLIE CAS- PRONE Ir

Tsacher-Is there any connecting
Ink between tho animal and the
vegetable kingdom?
Wiille-Yes, ma'am- Hash-Er.
change.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
TRADE SCHOOL OUTING
Boy. and Girls Frolie at RoseIsnd
Park-Compete In Contests

Under ideal weather conditions
"Wednesday the field day held by the
State Trade School Athletic Associa-
ton Ut Roseland Park was decided
success There were number q
contests. such as tug Of war, ball
throw. 100 yard dash. running broad
Jump and potato race. The old mems
race was made up Of cosmopolitan
entries and was a feature Of decided
interest, proving that many Of the
entrants were not as old as the name
implied
The cracker eating contest was
the event Of extreme aridtty. This
was won by Russell Fleck with Sotir
John a gasping second.
In the events for boys over f25 lbs
willard Larrow received first prize.
Richard Wheeler. second. ana Sotir
John, third.
In the events Tor boys under f25
lbs. the prizes were won as follow
Leo Carou, first William Warren,
second Leo Charter. third.
In the girls contests the winners
Were Catherine Allard. Mabel Far
auhar and lda Dupfe. Ia the order
named.
After The boys aud girls had enjoy
81 thu games lunch was served which
bad been prepared BY the girls Of ths
home economies department
Bathing and boating we're feature
Of the afternoon activities. everyon5
returning 10 Putnam al 6 o'clock. az
ter having enjoyed this pleasureable
outing.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
GIVEN HEAVY FINE
AFTER MOTOR CRASH
Ernest Aubin Arrested for priv.
ing While Under influence
of Liquor
A,,.~.sxan Man Escapes unhur,
When Machine Scatter. Fence

A fine Of 800 and costs was i'm
posed b judge Geissler, presiding at
session Of the city court Monday
morning. on Ernest Aubin Of Alta
waugan, who was CHARGED with 0per-
ating motor vehicle while under the
influence of liquor He was also tined
on the charge d drunkenness. In oil
he paid sf3404.
Aubin was arrested og Captain Jar
sis Of the Putnam police after he had
been notified that there had been ar
automobile accident Sunday morning
on the Chapachet road just this side
- the s:ats line. The car. driven by
Aubin. crashed through the state
highway fence. He was taken 70 the
Day Kimball Hospital because he was
thought to have been injured. Fortu-
nately for him. b. escaped practically
unhurt. il vas finally determined. and
last Sunday afternoon be vas taken
by the police from the hospital 70 the
police headquarters.
With Aubin at the time was Joseph
Glenner Of AttawauRaH. He @as ar.
rested al the scene Of thr accident by
Officer Durand and when presented in
court Monday was fined 500 and costs.
At this same session Of court Vii
liam Caron Of DaHielson was fined $50
and costs for drunkenness, and Arthur
Cordier Of Putnam was arraigned also
for drunkenness Court was disposed
70 give him another chance so gave
him suspended jail sentence and
placed him in charge Of the probation
officer
William Regain. charged with drunk
enness. was given sentence Of 30
days it, jail
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mrs. F II. Andrews ia very i'll of
heart trouble az her home on Farrows
street.
Miss Eli1abeth jackson returned 20
her home in Norwalk ON Monday AZ
ter spending a week with friends in
this city.
Miss Lucy Mcclure. Pitt,6eld,
Mass. is spending this week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, John Mcclure,
Oak street.
MIR. aud Mrs. s. D. Fisher and chill
dren Of Apponaug. r. l.. we're week.
end visitors Of Mr.. aud Mrs Charles
A Thayer. Fremont street.
Miss 5. Elizabeth Clarke has been
appointed director Of the Putnam
public library to I'LL the vacancy made
by the death Of John G. Johnson
Mis-. France. a. Rseh=rassa. whese
marriage 60 Ralph Darlington OF Wa.
terbury will take place in Hartford
tomorrow, has been at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. +. Rich
ardson a few days this week.
Mns Ruth {. Child of the faculty
at Mt. Holyokc College is spending
the summer vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Annie c. Child. South Main
street. Miss child has won fellow
shin and Is 20 so 10 the University Of
Michigan in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Perry Of
School street we're in Boston Nednes-
day. june 20, where they attended
The commencement exercises Of NORTH
eastern University held in Boston On
era House, that evening Their son.
Edward ]. Perry. received the degree
~ Bachelor Of Mechanical Engineer
ing. With AsaoIA
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
PRETTY TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try orandmother's Old Fasori,s
Recipe Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly COM
pounded. brings hack the natural color
and lustre 10 the hair when faded.
streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way % get this mixture wss 10 make
il al home. which IS mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking AT any
drug store for "Wycih's Sage and Sui
phar Compound" you viii get a large
bottle OF this famous old reeipe. i'm
proved hy tie addition Of other in
gradients. at small cost.
Don't stay grayl Try i'll No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as il does II so naturally and
evenly You dampen q sponge or soft
brush with il and draw this through
your hair. taking one small strand AZ a
time b. morning the gray hair disap-
pears, and after another application OF
two. YOUR hair becomes beautifully
dark. glossy and attractive. .
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29

wsnya mpush-. amamtn
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ne*ssa Vaughn

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NevsDn Vaughn
left Friday morning for a weeks stay
in Lancaster. n. II.
Miss Lovsn Dixon of Sturbridge is
visiting Miss Elizabeth C. Child and
Mrs Chester E. Child few days.
Percy s. Richardson of Bridgeport
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Richardson, Intervale
street
Miss Harriet Kendall Of Hartford,
formerly Of this city, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Myra Munson, Genevieve
street.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Thomas Jones, Miss
Gertrude Jones, and Miss Ruth Bart
lett were in Worcester Thursday af-
ternoon.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
PUTNAM PERSONALS


Malcolm NJ. Wiley .pen, the day
IN Boston Monday. p
Mrs NJ Conner and daughter. Miss
Mary Connor, were recent Worcester
visitors.
Mrs. A. A. Brodeur and Mrs. Joseph
Lapalme were Worcester visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Clifford and Miss Flora
White motored 10 Providence Sunday
with friends.
MIR and Mrs. Mark Gallant enter
tanned Malcolm MACPHERSON of New
London Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith and
family. South Main street. spent Sun
day in Norwich.
MIR. and Mrs Everett A. Reynolds.
Grand View, spent the weekend at
Proyineetown. Mass.
MIR. and Mira. Louis s. Carmaek, Jr..
and son Ronald. Grand View, spent
the weekend at Webster lake.
Mi.s Uniee Boisoneau entertained
Henry Herbert and Stanley Nelson OF
Leominster over the weekend.
Miss Loretta Allins of Maiden wa,
the guest Of Miss Hannah Pease
Grand View. for the senior reception
Mis-, Celia Pepin of Woreester, for.
merly Of this city. has been visiting
iirs. Everett A. Reynolds, Crane
View.
MIR. and Mrs Walter w. Rich, Mrs
George C. Williams and Mrs. Johr
+, Spencer motored TO Groton OF
Sunday.
Miss Harriet Baker. Grove street
left Saturday for her home in Mills
Mass. where she viii spend the sum
mer recess.
Mis-, Erne.,ine Wright. South MAR
street, has gone to her home in Gardi
uer, Maine. where she will spend tn,
summer vacation.
Miss Sara TsekAberry, Sehoo
street, left Saturday for her home il
Lewiston, Maine. where she will spenG
the summer vacation.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Leon, Missel
Jeanette Lacroix, Pauline Perreaal
and Louis Matthew motored to Spring
Lake, X. l.. Sunday.
Miss Mabel jenkins of WillimAn,i'
was the weekend guest Of Miss Paul
inc Lueier. Lyon street, coming TO at
tend the senior reception.
+ Andrew W. Litehseld Of Woreestc
was the guest Of Miss Genevieve r
Letters. Grand View, on Saturday
coming for the senior reception.
At a dog show held recently il
/ Centerdale. r. l.. Jacob Baker
breeder Of police dogs in Putnam
entered one o. his dogs and brough
home six prizes.
! Attorney Arthur r. Libby, judg'
Of the city court Of Norwich. formerl.
Of Putnam. has been elected an Off
Ger Of the Norwich Savings Society a
the annual meeting held Saturday.
/ Miss Angelina c. Hearth of Bloom
field. y. j.. former teacher in tn
I Putnam High School Is visiting Mrs
Genevieve H. Letters and family
E Grand View. for a few days this week
When the Woonsoeket Country elul
entertained the Putnam Country elu'
+ last Saturday Mrs Jesse f. Rich g
/ this city wen the prize at bridge, /
bridge score pad, for the Putnam
ladies.
Arthur b Andrews, .on of Mr.. ans
Mrs b. y. Andrews, Farrows street
who graduated from Trinity college
Hartford. June II. goes 70 Buffalo
" Y. to accept position as chemist
= 90 industrial concern.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Bella Benoit Is Honored on Her
10th Natal Day

A surprise party was given last
Friday night In honor Of Miss Bella
Benoit in recognition Of her 10th
birthday, at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Benoit.
An enjoyable evening was spent in
games, music and dancing. Music
was contributed by Mrs A. Faueher.
M;s= Viola Benoit and Miss Divine
Prince. Cards with the words "Sweet
Sixteen" were displayed about the
rooms. Refreshments we're served
and a big birthday cake ornamented
with l6 candles was cut and served.
Many gifts we're presented to the host
ess, Miss Medora Benoit reading the
address and Miss Juliette Benoit pre-
senting the gifts,
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Adhemar Benoit. Mrs. A Faucher
MIR. and Mrs Joseph TesrssGi;, III
and Mrs. Emile Lavoie. Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Berthiaumc. Armand Benoit,
Joseph Dubois, Ernest MORN, Napol
con Benoit. Jr., Lionel Benoit, Ernes,
l.avigne. Walter Parker, Miss Juliette
Benoit. Miss Bella Ben0it, Miss Niola
Renait, Miss Medora Benoit, all from
Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. William Ray
mond and daughter katrine, omeI
/ Prince. Mr. Puekle and Miss Olivins
/ Prince. all from North Grosvenordale
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29

Ralph W Spencer aud Leroy
Thompson motored to North Brook
field. Mass. Saturday
Mrs. John {. Bate. and Mrs. l..
Thomas Jones spent Tuesday in New
London aud Ocean Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ray Hurlbut, three
children, and Miss NJ. Ernestlue
Sherman Of Woodstock avenue, were
n Block Island on Sunday
Miss Edith Frederick of Riverhesd.
Long Island, arrived Tuesday TO spend
several weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
John g. Bates, Church street.
Mis-. Ruth Maynard. a student al
Willimantie Normal school the past
year. is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maynard for the
summer vacation
M. and Mrs. }. w. Hail and Mis-.
Edith {. Bowen motored to oreester
on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold
Bowen accompanying them TO their
home in that city.
M,.. L Lor.na Gallant, ~ho IS
studying at the Hartford Hospital
Training School for Nurses, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Gallant. Church street
Mr.. and Mrs, C. Allen Hawkins,
Miss Mary Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Rich came back for the week
end from Quonochontaug Beach. Mr.
and Mrs. Rich will remain for while
NJ their home.
MIR. aud Mrs. Norman Warren oi
( Boston are guests Of Mr. Warren
grandmother. Mrs William + War
rem. Oak hill. Mr. Warren IS the sof
Of William r Warren, South Mar
/ street.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry W. Thompson
had as guests one day last week, Mrs
e q. Childs. Mrs {. II Banister
/ Miss Dorothy Serd. all Of Bondsville
Mass. Mrs. X. 7. Matthews Of Norti
Brookfrld and 4. l. Banister Of st
+ Louis. Mo.
Miss Katherine Beard Of oberlin
Ohio. and her brother, Gould Bear'
Of Ann Arbor. Michigan, both gradu
ates Of the Putnam High school, arr
guests Of their aunt and uncle. Mis-
Emma o. hiNhtN anu AsAtft - sesAt
ney. Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert +. Ralston
who since coming 80 this city have
resided ON School street. have rent
"a the apartment in the house OF
4 Cortland u Arnold, South Maii
street. recently occupied by Rev. J
/. Roney. now Of Albany. y y.
Miss Maud Carpenter Of Troy. VI.
+ spending her vacation with her mo
Their. Mrs Alice Carpenter The fam
ily has taken the 4 u Mclntyri
house. Grove street. fer the summer
" hiir the Mcintyre family spend tn
summer at their cottage IN PIN
Grove. Mantle
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald s. Danferth
and daughter, Miss Florence. VIII
have been Putnam residents for MIN
years. eft Monday morning Tor thei
f new home. 25 Hobart avenue. Nor
wich. The house they vacated OF
Sunnyside avenue will be taken IL
about two weeks by Mr. and Mrs
Raymond f. Durfee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. X. MeEvoy
Church street. and Mrs. Mary keane
South Meadow street, were in Nor
cester on Monday 70 attend the funer
al 81 Mr.. MeEvoy's brother, Christie
pher McEv0v. who died suddenly Sat
urday morning. Except for a sister
in Blaekpool. England. Mr.. MeEvoy !.
now the only surviving member Of his
. Family.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
M;,, El;,. Reid South Main street.

Miss Eliza Reid. South Main street,
spent last friday in Hartford.
Rev and Mrs. Nathan 3. Burton
are spending this week IN Waterbury,
Mr.. Buttons home.
Mrs. Willard Place Of Wes; Gloees-
ter is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brownie of Bolles street.
William Grady and wife of Provi-
denee were in Putnam Monday to at
tend the Wood-Grady wedding.
James Ryan of Uxbridge is visit
ing his cousins. the Misses Marietta
and Eliza Reid, South Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. Eldon s. Johnson and
daughter Berynce spent Sunday with
Mr. Johnson's parents in Worcester
Mrs. <. A. Brown. School street.
left Wednesday for Providence to
visit her sister. Mrs. Paine, for two
weeks.
Rev. James Grady of Hartford
spent Sunday and Monday with his
mother. Mrs Catherine Grady, Chapel
street.
Mis-. Nellie C. Stone of Newbury-
port, Mass, is spending the summer
vacation at her home on Sunnyside
avenue.
Mis-, Elizabeth Russell of Worees-
/ ter is spending a few days with her
parents. DIR. and Mrs. John J. Rus
sell, Main street.
Mrs. Henry Boas left Saturday for
her home in Bolton Landing. y. Y,
after visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ID. Arnold.
Joseph T@tre.ult of Providence va,
in this city on Wednesday. Mr.. Tet.
reault was former resident. being
head clerk in Seder's and Bugbee's
stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laeas and son
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Duma:
spent Saturday and Sunday in Provi
+ dence, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Towers.
kingsbury Livingston 81 Thompson
graduated from Williams College las
week. His father. Rev. 5. T. Living
ston, attended the commencement
week exercises.
Miss Edna Peterson and Miss Han.
nah Pease, domestic science teachers
are attending the three days home
economics conference at the Connee.
ticut Agricultural College at Storrs
Walter Jordan and Harold Simond,
Of Nillimantie were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. Frost Sunnyside ave
nue.. Tuesday and Wednesday. attend
ing the Wittstein dance in Union hal
Tuesday evening.
Principal and Mrs. Ernest r. War
ren Of Danielson sailed Saturday from
Boston for a European trip Of ~,
months. Mrs Warren'S father. Pro
fessor Perkins Of Knoxville. Tenn. i.
also abroad for the summer.
Mrs Arthur killen and children
who have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Z. W Durfee. Laurel street, leave TO
morrow for North Fsrrisburg, VI, OF
Lake Champlain. where they have en-
gagged a cottage for the summer. Ar
killen joins them there.
MIR. aud Mrs. Dalbert MaeKenxis
and son Harold and Mrs c. L. Adam,
motored 20 Great Darlington. Mass.
Saturday, where they visited Mr. ant
Mrs. wellington r Marden. formerly
Of this city. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs
i Mackenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Marder
rode over the Mohawk Trail
i George Bradley French. son Of Mrs
NJ K. French. graduated June 2lsi
from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. \. Y,
+ finishing the two years electrical en-
gineering course in one and one-hali
+ years He went overseas Ia May,
1917, with the Harvard Medical Unit
in the World War He is a relative Of
f the Pratt family Of Brooklyn. He ex-
poets 70 locate in 81. Louis in Septem-
| Der.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
81. philip'. Church

July lst. Morning prayer and ser
mon II l0.45.
church school al j . moon.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29

AIREDALE TERRIERS
CHOICE PUPPIES AND YOUNG
STOCK FOR SALE
DR.. J, : CLARK. Ahi=z.ea. Cess
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29

In the forthcoming James Young
production kirkwood viii enact the
role Of "Drue," strong, yirsie char
acter. who, disappointed IN love
seeks 20 drown his sorrows III drink
and 10 submerge himself among the
rif-raf OF the South African gold
fields Miss Wilson's role Is that OF
Desmond, beautiful young woman,
formerly the idol OF London, who,
disguised as a man. goes into the gold
,.ktun to save her man" from his
own folly.
eporfoln." like most Of the au=
tbor's works. is localized in Africa
and By many II Is considered Nyh'hia
Stockley's masterpiece. a..
Young America gets IT'S fuii efedi Y.
IN the screen In "prnrod and sam.
Booth Tarkington's novel Of boyhoou
life. which William Beaudine Is new
directing for First National release
In all. hundred youngsters VIII ap,,
pear in the east Of this picture, headed
hv Rem Alexander. who plays the role
~ "peprod SOME Of these children
rorralled by Mr.. Reaudlne from ms
own HOLLYWOOD neighhorhood, are
making their first screen appearance
as .sextras." and others are pfomineht
cbild plavers Of the films. But all OF
tbe, newcomers or old favorites, are
tyniral American boys and girls, VINO
internret without artificial efforts the
wholesome humor and child psyeho''
ogv which Mr. Harrington wrote in'o
''Penrod and Sam. 49,
..peniolaa will be the second james
y,tnfr production 20 be presented bl
Co., Rark through Associated FIRST
National the first being Wandering
nsnrhters. Young viii begin diree
tion ~ "poniola' immediately follow
;ne eonpletien of "Trilhy," which ne
i now directing for Richard Walton
Tully. -. a
seott-this time from The Lady or
IL. Take"-is soon 50 reach the
screen. Richard Thomas, a youaS
nreaueer-aireeter viii begin werk On
4 about the middle ~ August
Northern Californian and OrcEunian
valleys will supply a setting approx
,eo4inv Scottish rlens and lakes. The
,,irture IA forecast FOR ten reels
Passing report has il that Miss
knita Stewart viii next appear n
ssvenaetta." drawn from Marie
Cerelli's story; that Bessie Lave and
C,,-,,,el Nvers will share George y.
pstsrss adaptntion 81 Bal9ae's The
MAGIC Skin. that Somerset Maak-
bnns's novel 'srhe Magician has pass.
~ 10 the Universal Company an
tat pola Negri's film from 3en
Gear de Bazan' will unreh una :, =.
tb@ title Of "The Spanish Dancer. II
i-as someone has said-easler g
name pictures than Pullman CARA
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
bradley

Tonight and Saturday. Douglas
MacI.ean in "The Hottentot.
Sunday night, Gladys Walton In
Gossip"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Theatre closed.
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
In the Churches
Congregational Church Note.

Rev. S. +. Cozad, Pastor.
Morning worship at 1880. Being
the Sunday before Independence Day
the service will be patriotic. Sermon
b. The pastor, Rev. Simeon +. jozad.
Subject, THE Redemption of the VA
ton"
A change Of time If to be made for
the session Of the church school
Through July and August the church
school will meet at 1I45 instead Of al
1900.
Communion service at 845 IN the
afternoon. Sermon by the pastor
Subject. Stewards Of the Mysteries
Of God" Reception Of new Nom
bers.
The picnic con- mittee met at the
home OF G. II. Elliott Monday 70 lag
the plans for the ehlreh school picnic
The picnic is = be held at Roseland
Park. Thursday afternoon, July y.
Special committees we're appointed 70
look after transportation, sports
meals. treats, and the use of the
grounds. Every effort Is being made
20 make the picnic grand success.
The Sigma Chi class will hold PIC
mic at Alexander's Lake Saturday,
June 30 The members e the class
will take the 2.45 car Miss Ada Bos
worth is in charge Of the arrange
meuts.
The Thursday evening meetings
will be continued throughout the sum
mer
Putnam patriot., 1923-06-29
At the Theatres


Victory
Tonight and Saturday, yankee
Doodlet. Jr." with all-star cast.
Sunday night, Neal Hart IN But
terfiy Ranch"
NJ aday, Tuesday. Nednesday'
Thursday, Theatre closed.