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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
0tndeat Recital at
n. e. ChAsch Well Attended.


The students' recital given by the
pupils Of Miss Mary spencer's music
classes at the Methodist church last
Friday evening was we'll attended
and those in attendance are strong In
their praise Of the students' work.
The feature Of the evenings pro-
gram was the several numbers played
BY Miss Gladys Mckinney whose
progress in the study Of music IL At
tracing unusual attention in the
valley. However all the students are
to be praised for their work anA
probably the most unusual thing
about the program was the smooth
ness with which II was carried out
and the self confidence Of the per-
formers.
Miss Spencer was assisted BY the
Misses Eloisesmith. Mylbra Hart and
Jennette Faus. who acted A. ushers
and passed programs. The pupils
who gave the recital all appeared in
evening dress which added greatly to
the attraction Of the event.
On the whole Miss Spencer Il to
be complimented on her work with
these students who have been under
her instruction but few months.
The program and the performers
were ~ follows.
(a) Ninuet From Sonata in z
Minor
(b) March Of the Dwarfs ....-Grieg
Racasrl s4itt
Organ Solo. Twilight"
Friml. arr. BY Faulkes
Loris Murphy
Negro Folk Song. Deep River"
.....................arr. BY Coleridgs-T Taylor
Mr.. Frank Means
ca Two Short Prsludes Chopin
(b) Hunting Song ...--..Mendelssohn
Need Hypds
(a) Gavotte In G ......-.--.--J. 8. Bach
(b) Gigue from Partita in b flat
..-...-...-..-........-....J.S 8. Bach
s(e) In the Hammock.....Ma Mcdowell
'(Played At Colorado Springs Music
Contest. Reed Honorable Nention)
Gladys MrElhiney
Star Of Eve" Wagner
tFamous baritone song from Tam
hauser. Arr. BY Ltsxt.D
Mrs. Park Goff
AT the Sea Shore ...-.......-..Arensky
Rsth Hopkins
(a) To the Sea.. Mcdowell
CO. A. ID. 1870 The Passage Of the
Nayflower to America. Mcdowell
..t Mss. Ftank Means
Spinning Chorus-
From the "Flying Dutchman"
Wagner. arr. BY Spindlsr
Gladys Mckinney
Organ Solo. "Proesssional March"
....-..--.-.......-.......-.... 0otl0Aot
1ssis A1rpAy
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
WE'D Z THURs.-sEP. 1911

WE'D 4 THURS.-SEP. 10-ll
The two fast steppers tom
Mix" and "Tony" in a speed
romance de luxe.
It's absolutely different.
Bathing Girls-snappy cafe
scenes.
Tom drops his hard boiled
personality long enough to put.
over some good comedy.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. and .

MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. and
ZANE GREYS
"THE CALL OF THE CANYON"
with Richard Dix, Lois Wilson, Marjorie Daw
JAZZ-MAD New York and the rugged West, frivol-
society and the mighty realities of Nature-this pic
ture shows BOTH Zane Grey story! A guaranteed
thriller! Same author director and leading players of
ITO the Last Man." Same stirring entertainment.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
Week of E;:Ts IRIS THEATRE PROGRAM Sept to r.
FRIDAY, SEPT Il

FRIDAY, SEPT Il
"sT. ELMO" with John Gil
bert, Barbara La Mari. Bessie
Love and a notable cast.
From the novel by Augusta
Evans. Loved and read by
three generations.
A stirring drama Of q mans
faith renewed-his love re-
born.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05

....--- ossss
Jsvsaiss Essaic
lrsa Passy - Seassa.
The Aasmoas Cisb started their
social season with . party ~ tAs
hoos Of Mrs. Rochelle Hasnay %
Monday svsaias. on witch aats tAe
husbands Of asnbss Of he mean
eers were o. The guest list.
The svsat vas kid" party an1
the gussts we're eostunsd for The
occasion. while iollypops. Arop-tAs-
handkerchief. Doslsffies and other
oiA-tinsrs provided Ailarious snuss-
meat for laid heads and gray hair.
- we'll - for tAs younger msabses.
The pleasant evssias was concluded
With the serving Of rssrssAnssts.
The juvsaiis gussts were Mr. And
Mrs. Bali. Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. 0off.
Mr.. aad Mrs. r. c. Rsess. Mr.. and
Mrs.. ". II. Barley. Mr.. aad Mrs.
". n. Fassstt. NJ. and Mrs. Hsnry
oorum. Mr. aad Mrs. Earl Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Baird. Mr. aad
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell. Miss Rstta
Tassstt. Mis- Leila Mount. Mrs.. Nag.
fSsid. Noehells Hasasy asd Ar. Men
10 Thomas.
90 go
CAaelag Tf1v EAjeyed ~
TAyise aaA Waaroas Faai15as.
Dr. aad Mrs. \. D. Taylor and
daughter and Mr. and Mfs. n. D.
Whtrous and son sajoysd . pleasant
camping and motor trip n the
the past week. TAs pasty
started from Monte Vista last oat-
urdey. motorsd TO Crssds. thea 70
Lake Olty and on TO 0an Cristobal
lake, where they eampsd and fisAsl.
re asxt poiat was 0unAisoa aad
Prom there home via tie Meoareh
Pass % Tuesday.
The party declare tAsy had . fias
ls1D, 0eoA reals aaa the teys wsee
Abls - Deevids more fisA tAAs tAs
DAssy eosil seasans.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05

Mr.. asd Mr.. ". n. 0off aaA fam
iiy were liasse gussts q leF. sal
Mn. Harry Leso WelAeo16y evs
~. fl'
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05

Mn. J. A. 0Ast4et ef Alaaeoa Was
~ s.ssa = Ma ossi sssv sss sSs
~ 1Doo1ny.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05

Mr. and Mr.. A. B. Van Nostrs.d
had - their ainnsr guests on Sun-
day NJ. asd Mr.. J. J. Montgomery
s1a twe eAil1fea. Mr.. aad Mrs. Nose
Kellas anA 16f. aaa Mn. ". n. oses
ssA lassAtse Rosemary.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30
EARLY MONTE VISTA
RESIDENT HERE TUESDAY

MIR. W. X. Farrar. who made his
home In Monte Vista some twenty
Years ago, spent Tuesday here as n
guest at the home of Mrs. Alice
Cheney and Mrs. Bishop. He ac-
oompan'ed the body OF his
no;her-ln-law. Mrs. Martha T..
perbyshire here for burial. Mrs.
fnrrar was so prostratcd by the
death OF her mother that she was un-
able 10 come to Monte Vista for the
lnterment Of her mother. DIR. Dewey
Bishop. n grind nephew OF Mrs.
Derbyshire remained with Mrs.
Farrar while Mr.. Farrnr made the
Trip To Monte Vista.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

May Both. Memorial Day. The day
the flag means most. The nation'a q
flag II its spirit. II stands for all
the achievements that We hold 80
proudly. There can be NO higher
symbol of respect for the graves OF
our heroes than the flag.
- -
w. H. 0off and w. II. Fassett
made the trip TO Creede on the 21st
to attend the Elks initiation at that
place. Some 27 new members were
taken into the lodge that point
and the large attendance in the Elks
hall brought back memories Of the
time when Creede had the largest
population Of amy town south OF
Pueblo. A pleasing sight i, is to
see new garage OF considerable
proportions being erected at Creede.
Regardless OF mining conditions
Creede will become from year to
year more popular from tourist
standpoint.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

The surgeon as usual for some
line past, has good report. The
iick In the hospital are doing ex-
well.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30
II. u HOLLAND CAewI'RES
NINE YOUNG COYOTES

Il. y. Holland was In town Sat
urday with sack Of coyote pups.
very much alive and wondering
where their next meal was comlny
from. Mr. Holland dug the litter
nine In number. out Of a burrow
on his ranch near Sargent. He
brought them In TO see II there was
bounty on such animals but learn
cd the state did not offer reward
for the youthful predatory animals.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

tunity comes at Z time when your
stock Of homo made Jams and telliss
Il running low AID before the
market affords fruit In sufficient
quantities to offer economical buy
ing for home preserving. And too,
jams and jellies make such an i'm
portant part Of your outing lunches
Even religion. something that
everybody In the world wants, has
to- be advertised continuously.
For Memorial Day wear we offer
merchandise of highest quality at
prices that are truly interesting.
.
Mrs. d. F. Bizot spent last week
at home with her husband who was
allowed a short leave OF absence
from the Fitzs:mmons hospital. Mr..
Bizot returned to Denver Sunday
morning.
- .
AT reductions ranging from Ia to
y we are offering this week. coats.
suits. and dresses for women and
Misses Also suits for men and
young men. The merchandise of.
fered is OF dependable quality and
seasonable design and you cannot
buy better values than those we are
Offering. Full particulars on the
last page.
sss
Mrs. Olds expects to leave for
Texas. Sunday, where she will visi,
with her daughter Mrs. Chas. Web.
ster and family.
touring car seen last week in
New Mexico bears the following
large banner: California for mis-.
Representations: Arizona for fumiga
ton: and New Mexico for starva-
ton; to hell with the West I'm 60
Ing back to Arkansas Now the
trouble with our friend is just this,
he went too far the first Jump anu
when he passed up Colorado and the
Sunny San Luis Valley he overlook
ed one Of the best opportunities the
West affords. You have only ia
talk to the many former residents
who have returned to the valley dur
ing the past year to learn that our
valley is mighty good place in
which to live and die.
- . ee
This week the good ship Gold
Seal will embark on a special
booster trip" across placid lake
Merit. The ship is laden with Con-
Eoleum known all over the world
because Of its splendid wearing
qualities. beautiful art patterns and
unconditional guarantee. The. shin
is under the able command OF Harry
Loss. who drew the plans for the
good ship and laid her keel. Points
touched on the trip out will include
Beautiful Pattern Isle. Cape Econ.
omy. and Durability Bay. The re.
turn trip will be made by the way
of Strait Satisfaction and Poin'
Money Pack. II yon have ever used
the genuine Gold Seal" Congoieu y
You are a booster. II not inst as,
"Cnptnin" Harry. His ship win br
anchored In our First avenue show
window until departure.
Read our general ndv on the las.
page.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

Achievements! Deeds, not words!
Results In visible achievements
Over and beyond the achievement Of
making the best evening clothes In
America, Kirschbaum clothes re-
main firmly entrenched as the most
moderately priced line OF nationally
known quality clothes for men and
young men. We are pleased at all
times to show you our splendid line
of Kirschbaum clothes.
.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30
BOWEN NOTES

Mrs. John Gets. Miss Nancy Nc
Connell and Mr.. Bruce Bogart and
daughter were Thursday dinner
guests OF Mrs. VIM. Crooks.
Miss Eileen De Boer entertained
the Valley Banner Sunday School
class Thursday evening. The eve-
ming was spent playing games ana
at late hour refreshments were
served. Those who enjoyed the
pleasant evening were: Misses Leona
Brothers. Mercedes Crooks, Myrtle
Neffendorf, Myrtle Bond katherine
Eichman, Id" Assay. Olive Asay
Vera Hunt. Murle Hunt. Alta Ed
wards. and Messrs Duane Martin
Herbert Edwards. Elmer Bond. Bill
Neffendorf. Oliver White. Clifton
| White. Ivan Assay and Francis Har.
den.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Diel entertain
ed the Home Builders Sunday School
class al their home Thursday eve
ming. Card games and music were
the pleasing amusements and the
evening was concluded with the
serving of refreshments. Mr. and
Mrs. Diel's guests were: Mr., and
Mrs. Dwight Goff. Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Goff. MIR. and Mrs. Luther McCon-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King. Mr.
and Mrs. John Harden. MIR. and Mrs.
Forest Goff. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Len.
nington, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Crooks
Miss Nancy Mcconnell. Mrs. Robert
Harden, Mr.. Bruce Bogart and Mr.
Chas. Mahl
Earl bennington met with a
rather painful accident last Friday
| While working with n ditcher he
went to step off when the horses
gave a jump and as they did SC
caught his trouser leg in the ma.
ehinery. throwing him and cutting
an ugly cash under his knee which
will lay him up for several days.
The annual school picnic wal
given last Friday and was well at
tended by the parents and friends
OF the pupils. All who attended re
port good time.
MIR. and Mrs. Dwight Goff enter
tanned Sunday at dinner. Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Mcconnell and family. MIR. and Mrs
Jake Diel and son and Mrs. S. f
Goff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunt and famil,
were Sunday dinner guests at the
VNeffendorf home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dutton enter
tained the following ut dinner Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. James Bond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bond and daugh
ter.
Miss Mary Spencer of Monte Vista
was a guest OF Mrs. Park Goff Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mahi enter
aimed Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Shield
and family at dinner Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

IF Yor ARE INTERESTED IN
EDUCATION. help tho Tenth Norm
nj Institute District enrolment for
Teachers Institute nv giving us your
nnm" and the fea Of one dollar. In
stitute will this summer he combin-
I'd with the weeks session Of
EXTENSION SUMMER sCHOOL-IS-
sTfTuTE which begins at Aiamasn
on June End. This Institute Dis
trict comprises all tho counties Of
the San Luis valley.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30
LITTLE CHICK SANDALS
Foot-no,es that are important

Foot-notes that are important
Is that small son or daughter put
ting the right foot forward. and In
>the right shoe? Many serious foot
troubles originate In childhood II
the result OF ili-fitting shoes. OF
shoes badly shaped. We have shoes
scientifically constructed TO conform,
to the natural lines Of the foot. and
we know how to III them. The
sandal illustrated will please the
kiddies and be 20 comfy for the
Decoration Day parade. Front strap,
patent. cut out vamp. they dAmc In
sizes 8 10 3 and sH to II and II "
TO and are moderately priced u,
$500 and up.
Mr.. ]. l.. Freeman returned 10 his
desk Saturday after six weeks
vacation In Dallas. Texas. He has
gained In weight. and most every.
ono Ia telling him that he looks
years younger.
We are showing the new wcavcs
and coiors In nifty Sailor straws.
All built With the cushion leather
sweats making them comfy NJ =
CAP. 0traws for young and old ip
styles 70 conform 10 your particular
S1sa OF hsaA dress. For the young
chap Who. wants class We rccom-
nssd ~ rossh chip sailors IL tas.
ssssss
Mrs. n. Y. oerun VITO hes bees
sess1ias ~ .yaea3tea wita ~ pas-
e6ts - oVsi9oGs sSisali - Dsea-
.v1ls. KaasIs. ~ bsss "baek %
~ 49, p ~ eleIss dsDsstatst
oohee 1goal60 meso1nG.
AZ -
/. Ian aal Je1liss ass 0Asksl u
aDssaAl1y attractive psisss tAb
80: =. -. - = = spssesa bsyles sssss.
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30
MEMORIAL ! DAY PROGRAM
AT TIE SOLDIERS HOME

From l to 2. p. IN. band concert
by the Monte Vista band and a drill
by the Boy Scouts of Monte Vista,
Colo. under the direction Of Geo. B.
Boutwell,.
2p. m.-Program at the Speakers
Stand.
PROGRAM
Song. Battle Hymn of the Republic
lnvocatlon.-.......-..R II. d. Woods,
American Legion
Vocal Solo...........M Mrs. A. w. Hogle
Flag Monte Vista Girls
Direction of Mrs. NJ Waltman)
Inncoln's Gettysburg Speech
Male Quartette............,M Monte Vista
Reading Sheridan's Ride
Mrs. Alice Tucker West. Alamosa
Duet. Mrs. a. w. Hogle
h. II. Peters. Com Troop A
Oration.-..-..-.-.-..-Rev II. C. Kephart
Song-America.
Immediately after the song Amer
ica the parade will form OF the var
ious organizations and proceed to
the cememtery where the Grand
Army of the Republic will conduct
the services followed by the water
service at the river.
Officer of the Day. NJ. Law
renee. G.. A. Il.
Aides-W. ]. Conlin. Spanish war.
]. F. Murray. Indian war
The band concert starts at 100
O'Clock. Come early.
I The surgeon as usual for some
time past, has good report. The
sick In the hospital are doing en-
ceptionally well.
Until further notice friedrich
Funston Camp No. IS, United
Spanish War Veterans. will meet
but once month, last Friday In the
month. The next regular meeting
Will be held June 27th. This will
apply to the summer months.
Changes In the personnel Of the
Home: To furIough: Geo. Gregory
Geo. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Teller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lawrence.
From furlough: Alex. Judd. Geo
kreps. Geo. Pawling. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Lawrence. Mrs. A. l.. Satterth-
waite. Admitted: John Crosse.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

America 10 rich because Of her
memories. or all the heritage from
our forefathers, none is greater than
the memory of their struggles and
crownins achievements. That is the
common bond for US all. that makes
us nation. and gives us common
cause for pride.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-30

HALF the fun Of trip to the
,noun'ains IN talking about Il and
looking nj the pictures afterwards.
Get Kodak nj Fullcrs.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13
KENTON

Mr.. Monroe, Highway Bridge Builder,
Struck in Head With Piece of Timber
Kenton, Feb. 12.-Mr. Monroe, the
highway bridge builder, got his head
injured badly when struck with
piece of lumber.
Personals-Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Bright spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Err. Remley.-Miss Helen
Hudson spent the weekend with her
father, Mr.. Clifford Hudson near
Smyrna.-Mrs. w. S. Arthurs spent
last Monday in Smyrna with Miss
Mary English and Mrs. Rachel Van
Gasken.-Mr. and Mrs. George Davis
entertained company one day last
week.-Mr. Herman Tashner of Jer-
sey City, was in town on Sunday
Miss Edith Attix spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
AttiX-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Attix
and children spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Attix.-
Miss Pearl Short of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Short.-Mr. Z. H. Walk
er, of Wilmington, has been visiting
his son, Mr.. S. G. Walker.-Mr and
Mrs. H. w. Wilkins and son Henry,
spent the week end out of town.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

Trinity Church School will meet at
half past two Sunday afternoon as
usual. There will be Evensong with
Sermon at $50 p. m. Trinity Guild
will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday of next week at the home
of Mrs. Thaniel Horn at 7.SO p. m.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13
TOWNSEND
Mrs. George Virgins Heads Town
send Parent Teachers Association

Mrs. George Virgins Heads Town
send Parent Teachers Association
Townsend, Feb. 12.-The Parent
Teachers Association at their last
meeting which was held in the school
auditorium elected new officers as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. George Virgins
vice-president, Rev. o. H. Connolly;
secretary, Mrs. Walter Lee; treasurer,
Mrs. w. C. Money.
George S. Slocum,' of Philadelphia,
has been here being interested in look
ing over the good roads work with
view of making a report to a commits
sion on highway work in Philadelphia,
to learn if any Improvements can be
added to the present method of road
building in the Keystone state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Money, Jr.,
entertained few friends at their
home on South street recently. The
evening was spent in cards and dane
ing, after which a delightful repast
consisting of chicken salad, Maryland
biscuits, coffee and pickles were serv-
ed. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bird, Messrs. Leslie Scho-
field, Stanton Dubois and A. L. Cleav-
er, of Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence, Misses Leilah Money, Grace
Money, and w. Hart Scott, Of Town
send; Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett and Mr.
Avery Donovan, of MiddletOwn, anf
Mr.. Leland Price, of Warwick, Md.
Personals.-Mrs. Walter S. Money
Sr., and Mrs. E. C. Reynolds have re-
turned from a visit in Atlantic City
N. J.-Mr. and Mrs. Marry McMullin
of near Cecilton, Md, have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nabb, of this
tOwn.-Mrs. Andrew Reynolds spen
several days this week with her sistei
Mrs. Elwood Williams, Of Wilmington
Captain and Mrs. George H. Hudson
also Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stradley, O
Wilmington, were weekend visitors a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. For
aker-Mrs. H. ]. Naylor, who ha
been quite i'll for two weeks due t
lagrippe, is now steadily improving
James H. Carton and sister, Mis-
Bella Carton, have removed to tn
farm which he recently purchase
near Pine Tree, after having reside
near Blackbird for the past year.
Mrs. Lydia Davis and two grandchi
dren who have been residing in Phi
adelphia for sometime, have remove
to Townsend and are occupying th
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13
KENT TRUSTEES OF THE POOR
Five Members Whose Terms Had Ex-
pired Reelected by Levy Court


Five members of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Poor has been reelected
by the Kent County Levy Court. The
other five members of the Board will
hold over for one more year. The
Board is composed of one member
from each Representative District and
the term of office is for two years.
The five members reelected were:
Walter Green from the Second Dis
trict; Isaac L. Johnson, Fourth Dis
trict; S. Carl Hughes, Sixth District
Frank Raughley, Eighth District;
William B. Hall, Tenth District. An
order for eight hundred dollars was
ordered drawn in favor of S. Car
Hughes, Treasurer of the Board OF
Poor Trustees for use at the Kent
County Almshouse.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

Niles house on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Watts, Mrs. Ber-
nice Watts and daughter, Virginia,
and Miss Mabel Conner, all of near
Cecilton, Nd, were dinner guests on
Friday last at home of Miss Miriam
Hutchinson, of neaf9town.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13
CLAYTON

Rev. J. NJ. Simms will preach at
Salem Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Frances Lorah is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Mahan of Casper, Wy
Oming, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Donovan.
Miss Mary Lowe and Miss Helen
Martin, teachers at Oak Hill school,
spent last week end at their homes in
Seaford.
A P. 7. A. meeting will be held at
Oak Hill School February goth. The
subject for the month will be "The
School as a Community Center"
The w. C. T. U. met at the home
of Miss Lucy Hurlock Wednesday af-
ternoon. There were eighteen (18)
members present and Mrs. Wester,
president of the western branch, of
Philadelphia, gave a very interesting
talk on prohibition.
Trinity Church School will meet at
half past two Sunday afternoon as
usual. There will be Evensong with
Sermon at $50 p. m. Trinity Guild
will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday of next week at the home
of Mrs. Thaniel Horn at 7.S0 p. m.
Business of Importance.
Bishop Cook of the Diocese of Del
aware made an official visit to Trinity
P. E. Church, this town, on Sunday
and held services at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon. Besides preaching a strong
sermon he confirmed a class of three
as follows: Miss Myrtle Chase, Mr..
Charles Chase and Miss Arabella
Langrell.
Officers of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, headed by William w. After
bury, vice-president in charge of op-
erations, and representatives of the
shopmenfrom all parts of the system
have been holding conferences in Phil
adelphia this week to bring about
greater efficiency of production meth
DDS and adjust other internal problem!
of the company. 1t is part of tht
previously published plan of the man
agement to secure more revenue
from operations. The conference wa
called by the company to obtain
closer understanding with employees
to increase shop production and i
cases determine, if possible the cause
of some work turned out in recen
months that was not up to the road
standard. An attempt will be mad
to work out a system under which, i
case of slack business in one regiO
of the system and increase of bus
ness at another, shopmen, at their OF
ton, may be transferred from one d
vision to another. Methods of shO
procedure will be discussed, so ths
plans for time saving and other ecC
Monies can be effected.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13
NOTICE
FOR SALE
For SALE

Pony, Cart and Harness. Pony is
S years old, and gentle. Anybody
can drive it. Apply to
2-13-2t c. G. COVERDAUE
Phone 1873 Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

A P. T. A. meeting will be held at
Oak Hill School February goth. The
subject for the month will be "The
School as a Community Center"
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

Miss Mary Lowe and Miss Helen
Martin, teachers at Oak Hill school,
spent last week end at their homes in
Seaford.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

The w. C. T. U. met at the home
of Miss Lucy Hurlock Wednesday af-
ternoon. There were eighteen (18)
members present and Mrs. Wester,
president of the western branch, of
Philadelphia, gave a very interesting
talk on prohibition.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-13

Mr.. John Mahan of Casper, Wy
Oming, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Donovan.