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and children, Mrs. James Gaskell
and Mr.. william Toovey drove up to
Parco Friday evening.
Carl Schoen drove in from Elk
Mountain Saturday on business. He
drove up to Rawlins that evening
and stayed over the week end. Mrs.
Schoen, who has beer visiting in
Rawlins, returned home with him.
Orsen Reynolds was a business
visitor in Hanna Saturday from the
rs ranch.
Otto Frederick drove out to John
Jacks ranch Saturday afternoon.
He found Mr.. Jack suffering from
the injuries received that morning
in an accident when he was driving
his teNri to Medicine Bow. One
of the horses had become frighten-
cd aad had run away, the wagon
was overturned and Mr.. Jack thrown
out and knocked unconscious Some
tourists had picked him up and
helped him home, then after being
assured that he was alright, they
went on their way Later Mr. Jack
began suffering intense pain, and
when Mr.. Frederick found him, he
brought him in to the hospital where
he is receiving treatment.
Misses Marybelle Chilly. Mary V.
Connell, Gertrude Bliss and Olive
Williams and Mr.. Thomas Hughes
motored to Walcott Sunday and were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Bowman OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milliken and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.. Ober and son
Rice formed a party who went Sun
day in the country fishing and pic
nicing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
children and Mrs. James Gaskeu
drove out to the John Campbell
ranch Sunday and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Williamson
and children and William Toovey
spent Sunday at Elk Mountain visit
ing friends.
The colored Baptist church had a
second OF their series OF chicken
suppers on Saturday evening. Like
the first one, this was well attend
ed, the tables being filled from four
= O'Clock until long after six.
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller,
Phone 150w
Country Club

Country Club
Setting For Luncheon
One Of the charming affairs of the
week was the bridge luncheon pre-
sided over yesterday at 1 O'Clock in
the Country Club by Mrs. Anthony
Stratton and Mrs. Raymond Barber.
Decorations were in American beauty
red and bowls of snap-dragons in this
pretty shade adorned the dining room
where tn etables were arranged in q
square around the room. The
guests included Mesdames Carl
Aman, L. f. Armstrong. E. F. Ben
nett, George Bible, Earl Barnt. H.
Breitenstein, w. w. Daley, H. E.
Dunlap. Mark Downing, E. A. Du-
rant, Verne Ferris of Parco. Gus
Fleischli, H. A. France. George
Franks. Ethel Fuiks. N. R. Green
field, F. j. Gardiner, F. A. Hadsell.
j.. X. HART, B. N. Herkles, M. r.
Hill. R. Fl. Hopkins, C. w. Jeffrey,
Jack johnson, O. NJ. Johnson, E. A.
Kell. Archer Lapham, Louis Larsen,
H. f. Mcfarland, R. c. Middlewood.
w. A. Mckay, John Mahoney. 1. K.
Miller, Charles Miller. 1. T. Murphy,
J.. w. Mullen. Harold Mckay. H.
Phelan, j. ]. Potts, Blanche Reid. F.
w Rendle. Arch Robson, F. E. Rich
arGTon of Parco, C. d. Skipworth, l..
A. Startzell, Clifford Sundin, l.. E.
Vivion. w. w. Weaver, j. r. Wilson.
of Parco.
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~ HANNA,
MEMNH4FfEkaNSS

So We'll polish up the cup and
keep 1t for another year! Because
Hanna has the BEST speller in Car
bon county. Miss Lena Erickson
took first place in the county spell
ing contest held in Rawlins Satur-
day. and Hanna Puro. a fifth grade
student came in third, So Hanna has
much to be proud of. This is the
third year that a Hanna student
has won the spelling contest, the
the second since the cup was offer
ed. and if we are fortunate enough
to win 1t again next year, 1t will be
ours to keep. Miss Ella Huhta has
been the winner for two years run.
ming, but this year she entered high
school so vas not eligible to enter
the contest. Last year Lena Erick-
son won third place. but since she
will enter high school next year
we will not be able to have her. so
it will be UP to Hannah Or some
other good speller in our school to
get that cup for Hanna.
Mrs. G. w. Hughes has returned
from Superior where she was called
by the illness OF her daughter. Mrs.
John Carr.
John Carr was a Hanna visitor
Sunday from Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crank
motored to Parco Tuesday with a
party Of friends.
The dance given Saturday night
by the Catholic ladies Guild was a
decided success. and the large crowd
in attendance report having a de-
lightful time.
Miss Mary v. Cornell will go
down to Denver to spend Decoration
Day with her father and brother.
Miss Mildred Irene spent the week
end In Laramie.
Mr.. Warren Long stopped off in
Hanna last Wednesday enroute to
Seattle from St. Louis, to spend a
day or two visiting his old school
chum. DR.. Glenn G. Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtz and Mrs.
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there which they will drive home
the n of the week.
Miss lila Lepponen spent Sunday
in Rawlins.
Roy Rider went to Fort Steele
Saturday.
K. c. Withrow was in Hanna over
the week end.
Mrs Oliver c. Buehler has issued
nvltations TO a party over which
she will preside Saturday afternoon
in her home.
Complimenting Miss Mary V. Con
nell, who leaves soon for the Philli-
ppines, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick
entertained at dinner Monday even
ing, covers were laid for Miss Con
nell, Miss Olive Williams, Miss
Gertrude Bliss, Mr., and Mrs c. D.
Williamson, Mrs, James Gaskell. Mr..
William Toovey and the hosts.
DR.. G. G.. Stoddard, MIR. Thomas
Love and Ira Clark. went up from
Hanna to walk the burning sands to
the Shrine Monday. Among those
who accompanied them were Messrs.
T. II. Butler, Sam Dickinson, Joe
Wood. l. Sherratt, C. ID. William
son, A. T. Henkell, A. d. Burford
David Milne, Jack Lee, William
Toovey of Denver and DR.. r. a.
Smith.
Some of the ladies went up to
were Mesdames David Milne, C. d.
Williamson, Ira Clark. Glenn G
Stoddard, 1. Sherratt, Thomas Love,
and Jack Lee.
Mrs. Lennie Matson. Miss Hilda
Peterson. Miss lila Lepponen, Mr.,
Willie Lehto and Mr.. Erick Leppon.
en- formed n party who motored to
Rawlins Sunday.
G. IL. Carhart of the Smiley Motor
Co. of Rawlins spent a day or tive
in Hanna this week.
Miss Dolly Mae Clark and Mr.
John Massey motored to Parco Sun,
day.
Mrs. Jeanne Massey. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Norris and children spent
Sunday in Rawlins and Parco.
Mrs. l.. A. Rogers spent a few
days in Laramie last week shopping
Miss Dolly Mae Clark is planning
to leave soon for California where
she will visit friends.
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Joe Evans and David Ellis were
Hanna visitors Tuesday from Elk
Mountain.
Miss Lillian Mylroie is assisting in
the office at the U. p. store. 40
Invitations to the Commencement
exercises of the Hanna high school
have been issued. 1t will take place
Thursday June 9th at the opera
house. Those who will receive di-
plomas this year are Misses Susie
NJ. Ridge, Jessie Lucas, Dorie May
Hudson, Emily Campbell, Vandala
Huhtala, Fenus %Scarpelli, Margaret
Jackson, Willamy Alice Hughes.
Margaret James Thomas, Frances l..
Christensen, Margaret NJ. Campbell ;
Messrs George Ojala, Robert Rider.
Donald Martin.
John Cheesbrough was a business
visitor in Hanna Tuesday from his
ranch at Elk Mountain.
Miss Ruth Shepherd and Miss
Anna Briggs spent Sunday in Raw
Inns.
James Morgan of Cheyenne stop
ped off in Hanna Monday on his
way to Rawlins where he went to at.
tend the Shrine ceremonial that day
George Young spent Sunday and
Monday in Hanna visiting friends
He went to Rawlins to attend tht
Shrine ceremonial.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Mumm arrived home
last week from Green River wher,
she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ira Clark, Miss Agnes Mill
ken and Mr.. VILLAIN Russell drov,
over to- Saratoga Wednesday after
noon.
j. j. Mitchell is back again, afte,
spending several months in Cali
fornia.
Bert Reynolds was a bushes,
visitor in Hanna Thursday from
Saratoga.
Mrs. Everette Gross, Messrs Ben
ard Butler, Paul Brenaman, Ralpl
and Ray Mitwalsky drove over from
Saratoga last Saturday. They visit
ed Mrs. Joseph Briggs and Mrs. A
w. Ainsworth while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cook and Mrs
Winfield Scott drove up to Rawlin
Saturday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Williamson
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Informal
Luncheon

Luncheon
Mrs. I. w. Dinsmore entertained
informally at luncheon at one o'clock
Tuesday in her home. her guests In
Guiding Misses Sadie Murphy. Eileen
O'Melia and Elizabeth Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hilpirt were
the hosts at a beautifully appointed
six o'clock dinner followed by sew
eral hours Of dancing. at the Coun-
try Club on Friday evening Of last
week. Those who enjoyed Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilpirt's hospitality were Mr..
and Mrs. F. f.. Richardson and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Howell OF Parco. Mr..
and Mrs. Kleber Hadsell. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. X. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Fleischli. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Dowd,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Smiley. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Breitenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hadsell, MIR. and Mrs Clay
ton Danks of Baggs. Misses Amy
Whitson and Mabel Myhra and
Messrs. Frohman, G. NJ. Bergen and
d. l.. Rusk.
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New Teacher of
Aesthetic Dancing

Dancing
Word has been received hat Miss
Olga Carlson of Ogden, Utah, will
spend the summer in Rawlins. Miss
Carlson is the Supervisor of Physical
Education and Dancing in the schools
of Ogden City. Utah, and previous to
going to Ogden was dancing instruc-
tor at the Utah Agricultural College
of Logan. She is a university grad
uate and has spent several months in
York City and California taking
work at the Denishawn and Chalif
Schools of Dancing.
While here in Rawlins she will give
courses in aesthetic and interpretive
dancing to a limited number of stu
dents.
Miss Carlson will arrive June 2,
at which time further information re-
garding these courses may be had.
, 1924-05-22
Meeting Of
NcwIywcds

Mrs. Joe Stratton and Mrs. Roy
Logan entertained the members Of
the Newlywed Club and several other
ladies last Saturday evening In Mrs.
STATIONS home. The evening was
spent Mt bridge followed by n delic-
ious two course lunch. Those who
played were Mcsdnmes w. F. Daley.
Owe Peterson. Fred Rcndlc, II. A..
France. John Cunning. Gus Fleischli,
Earl Barnt. Ike Stratton. II. II. Dun
lap. Charles Vivion. Pearl Miller.
, 1924-05-22
Mrs. Breitenstein Hostess

One of the dinners taking place
Monday evening at the Country
club was presided over by Mrs. H.
Breitenstein who had as guests,
Mrs. Groo of Salt Lake City, Mrs.
Anna Wolfe; Misses Mary Buckley,
Marguerite Buckley and Olive
DeYerouX.
, 1924-05-22
Merry Makers
Entertained

Mrs. l.. f. Armstrong entertained
the eight members of the Merry
Makers Club at bridge lest Tuesday
afternoon at her home, later taking
her guests to the Country Club for
six o'clock dinner. Mrs. c. w. JEFF
frey and Mrs. Owe Peterson made the
high bridge scores at bridge. After
dinner the ladies' were Mrs. Arm
strong's guests at the Strand Theatre
where the special Shrine Vaudeville
was given,
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Party For
Visitor

Visitor
Mrs. Olin Gobrecht, who has been
entertaining a house-guest this week
Miss Ellen Bate. of Lake View, Ia,
presided over a delightful bridge par
ty on Saturday afternoon in honor of
the visitor. Mrs. Stanton and Mrs.
Taught won the prizes at bridge and
Miss Bate received a pretty guest
prize. Invited to meet Miss Bate
were Mesdames Troy Peeler, Leigh
ton Stanton, Mark Downing, John
Baker. Earl Barnt, c. X. Taught and
Jack Cummings.
Miss Bate departed Tuesday for
Oakland, Calf, after a visit of sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gobrecht.
, 1924-05-22
Young Folks Play
Nah Jongg

Twenty young friends were guests
of Miss Maryestella Lambertson last
Saturday evening at a Nah Jongg
party at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Lambertson. First
prizes at Nah Jongg were won by
Miss Mildred Keener and Tyler Hays.
Second prizes were awarded to Miss
Marguerite Brown and Ruel johnson.
A dainty lunch was served after the
games.
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}8c{ie9ZZ

will give a Memorial Day address,
the subject of which is 1.-THE Supreme
Sacrifice" An invitation is cordially
extended to all members of the
American Legion and the Auxiliary
and other patriotic organizations to
be present al this service.
, 1924-05-22

Coin Tea
At Parish House
The last meeting Of St. Thomas
Guild before a%djourniug for the
summer will be held next Wednes-
day afternoon in the Parish House,
and will take the form of a coin tea.
Mesdames Jake Waeckerlin, Jake
Rhodenbaugh. F. F. Kraft. Harry
Evans. and c. E. Doud will be the
hostesses.
, 1924-05-22
T.. r. O. AdJourns
For The Summer

Mrs. Kirk Miller entertained the p.
f. o. Chapter last Saturday afternoon
which was the last meeting Of the
season. Plans were discussed for
continuing the child health confer
ences, the first OF which was 70 sue
cessful two weeks ago. The state p.
f. o. conventions will be held In
Cody, June Is and 10. and the dele
gates from the Rawlins chapter who
will attend are Mrs. Geo. Bible and
Miss Christei Thode. Mrs. Ralph
Newell is first vi~ce-president OF the
state federation and will go to Cody
with the delegates.
, 1924-05-22
Shower for
June Bride

Miss Emily Mueller whose mar
r;age to Earl Douglas will take place
some time next month, was the hon
ored guest at a kitchen shower Civ
en- by Mrs. H. w. Chamberlain last
Saturday evening. The guests spent
a delightful evening em%broidering
tea.towels with original designs for
the bride-to-be, after which a delic-
ious lunch was served. Besides the
guest of honor, the guests were Mrs.
Wolf, Kathleen Fay. Misses Mary
Fay. Mildred Kuykendall. Bethel
Ehrenfild and Maud Street.
, 1924-05-22
Guild Party

Choir Guild Party
Mrs. Lawrence Larsen. president
OF the Choir Guild. was given n sur
prise on Tuesday evening when the
members of the Guild gathered ut
her home unexpectedly for n social
evening. Each visitor brought n
box of lunch which was enjoyed
during the course OF the evening.
Mrs. Larsen expects to- leave soon
for the Larsen ranch where she will
spend the summer.
, 1924-05-22
Dinner For
Miss Salladc

Ibtnner For
Miss Salladc
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney presided
over a dinner at the Country Club
on Monday evening complimentary to
Miss Violet Sallade who left the next
morning for Pittsburg where she will
reside permanently. Covers we're laid
for the hostess and Misses Sallade
and Sadie Murphy: Messrs. John
Robson. Ed Smythe. and Frank Ma
honey.
, 1924-05-22

Services At
Methodist Church
The subject OF Rev. VIII ]. Laws
address at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
VIII be Pray After Tho Manner Of
Christ" In tho evening. the pnstor
, 1924-05-22

Ideal Bridge Club
Mrs. Frank Molander is hostess at
n meeting of the Ideal Bridge Club
this afternoon. There are several
tables of guests. Mrs. Joe Quinn
Jr.. will entertain the club next
Wednesday afternoon.
, 1924-05-22

Dinner at
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Morris enter
tanned at a pleasant dinner party in
their home last evening. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hat
field, Mrs. VIM. Craig, and Miss
Helen Craig.
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Visitors From Laramie

Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Hiskey and
Mrs. F. Maushardt of Laramie,
motored up from Laramie the last
Of the week and spent several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Morris. The party spent Sunday at
the Ed Nelson ranch near Saratoga.
, 1924-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sundin and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Tierney are
spending a few days in Denver. They
will return the last Of the weeh
in a new car which Mr.. Sundin will
drive home.
, 1924-05-22
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Havrilla

FOE MIS-. 11UVFIIIH
The Hollywood Club gave a unique
surprise party on Mrs. James Hav-
rilla at her home or Tuesday after
o 20 The guests came representing
children, and children's games and
~amusements furnished novel enter
tainment for the afternoon. Those
who enjoyed the affair were Mes
danes Jack Cummings. Phil Server.
Lillian Hayden, Charles Bowen, Ike
Stratton. A.. A. Sanders. C. X.
Taught: Miss Mildred Alsop and Mrs.
Havrilla,
, 1924-05-22
Delphian
Notice

Notice
The Rawlins Delphian Club will
meet next Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. J.W. Wisda. Import
ant business will be attended to and
every member of the club is urged
to attend.
, 1924-05-22
Sunday

Sunday
Evening Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Dinsmore were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller
at dinner on Sunday evening at six
o'clock.
, 1924-05-22
Home Mission

Home Mission
Society Tomorrow
The Ladies' Home Mission Society
will hold a social meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. l..
Bunten. Mrs. Max Bronson will be
Joint hostess.
, 1924-05-22
VIII Move to Basin

VIII Move to Basin
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Baillie will be sorry to learn that
they expect to to Basin. Wyo.,
Immediately where Mr.. Baltic has
been transferred by his company.
, 1924-05-22
IfOurSOmc
At Country Club

TOursOme
At Country Club
Mrs. Carl Aman entertained Mrs.
Arch Robson. Mrs. George Bible
and Miss Irmogarde Anlerbach at
dinner at the Country Club ON Mon
day evening. The party spent the
evening playing duplicate whist.
, 1924-05-22
Two Table Bridge
Club Today

Mrs. w. F. Daley is entertaining
her two table bridge club this after
noon in her home. Mrs. Mike Lynch
and Mrs. o. L. Stitt are substitutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
25O EXTRA MEN ARE NEEDED,
 ASSERTS GOE
Commissioner Says He Will Work In Har-
 nOny With Board

Commissioner W. B. Cloe said Tues day the police department needs 25O additional men, and that he would work in complete harmony with the civil service board in it's move for a larger force.
 Cloe expressed satisfaction that the board had taken first steps towards increasing the size of the department. He said he had no idea he could get 250 men any time soon, but that 100 would be wonderful help"
 The board will havee before it next Monday night a resolution by J. D. Lacy, seeking conference with Chief McDuff and city commission members on the subject.
 The spectacle of Commissioner ClOe working in s"complete harmony" with the civil service board will be something new to Birmingham. The commissioner points almost continuously since the board was created. John W. Altman, the first chairman of the board, was Cloe's chief target in his attacks<on the board. Altman resigned recently and Judge Horace Wilkinson, the attorney who two years ago had Cloe and two other commissioners indicted, was elect ed in his place and How is slated for early election as board chairman.
 With Altman off the board. Commis- si0ner Cloe believes harmony will pre- vail. His announcement that he will work in harmony with the board was received at city hall with wide interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
SMITH NAMED HEAD
 OF HOWARD CLUE
College Luncheon Organization
 Is Formed By Alurlnae

Professor A., D. Smith was elected president of the Howard College Lunch con club, which was organized yester- day at the Tutwiler hotel with thirty charter members, alumni of the college. F. P. Burns was chosen vice president 1; c. I. Dunsmore, secretary and Dr. T. D. Hand, treasurer. Constitution and bylaws were adopted and a permanent organization perfected at the meeting.
 Membership will be limited to men who attend Howard college and to. oth- CTS of the Birmingham and Jefferson county district who are known to be in terested in the success of that institu- tion. Membership will be by invitation following vote of the club.
 A meeting will be held on each Tues day from one to two o'clock at the Tut wiler. A definite plan of the work of the organization will be outlined at the next meeting.
 Charter members of the organization are :Dr. J. D. Heacock, Dan A. Hogan, c. I. Dunsmore, J. Fritz Thompson, Dr. John c. Dawson, P. P. Burns, Albert Lee Smith, w. A. Berry, Leon c. Brad ley, E. H. Dunlap, c. G. Thomson, Dr. ". E. Bohannon, Ben r. Walker, R. T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
FOSTER COUPLE HELD FOR JURY Alleged Highway Rob. bers Are Denied
 Bond

A couple giving their names as Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Foster, alleged highway robbers, were bound over to the grand jury Tuesday following pre- liminary hearings before Acting Judge Thomas Roe in the county court of mis- deneanors and felonies. They are held in the county jail without bond.
 Warrants charging the couple with robbery were sworn out about two weeks ago by Fl. A. Thompson, who lives at the Hillman hotel. Thompson stated that he had been driving with Mrs. Foster in his automobile one night about a week before he swore out the warrants, and that he had stopped a moment at drug store during their drive. A few minutes after he left the drug store, he said, a man who had probably been hiding in the bot tom of the tonneau forced him at the point of a gun to procede to secluded spot on the Southside, where he lThompsonl was made to turn over a bill of sale of his $5,OO0 car, a cheek for S7N0, and what gnaH currency he had in his pockets, amounting to about $S. He was threatened with his life, he said, not to ''squeal."
 Thompson also stated that he had known Mrs Foster for some time be- fore the alleged holdup took place. He had loaned her his car on several oc- casiOns, he stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
ENGINEERS PLAN
 PROGRAM FOR MEET

The formal program for the meeting in Birmingham of the American In stitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will be given in short time, according to an announcement Tues day from local officials in charge. The meeting will bring to Birmingham over $50 of the foremost engineers of Amer iea, while it is expected that some will come. here from abroad The meeting will be held October 13, Island 15, at the Tutwiler hotel, according to present plans.
 The meeting was secured for Bir- mingham by local members at the am nual convention in 1923, at which time members expressed the keenest inter- est in the Birmingham district and evidenced desire to come here and in- speet the developments in this field.
 The program will include an inspec- ton of some of the engineering feats of this district, many mining develop ments and some, Furnace processes which are considered interesting to engineers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
FUNERAL TODAY FOR MRS. PHILLIPS Services Are Set For 4
 O'Clock This
 Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs. J. P. Phil lips, age 43, wife of J. P. Phillips, vice president of the Birmingham Packing company, who died suddenly Monday night while motoring in the vicinity of Fulton Springs, will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the residence, 1920 Twenty-ninth street, north. Burial will follow in Forest Hill cemetery, with Ridout in charge.
 Mrs. Phillips, with friends and reIa- tiyes. had started to Fulton Springs to spend few hours with Charley Phil lips while she awaited the 10 20 Pan American from Nashville and her hus- hand, Captain Jack" who was return ing from that city. SheswRs taken ill while making the trip, and 8iied in the automobile before she could be taken to the hospital.
 Mrs. Phillips before her marriage was Miss Carrie Robinson. She was born at Robinsonville, N. O., and married Mir. Phillips in 1907 at Moorville, Tenn.
 She is survived by her husbands; a son, William Robinson Phillips; three brothers, Rev. c. H. Robinson, chair of Bible at University of Texas; William Robinson, Nashville, TennH and Leland Robinso, San Antonio, Texas.
 Dr. ". R. Hendrix and WI. J. S. Glasgow will conduct the funeral serv- ices. sE
 Active pail bearers will be: T. M. Neabitt, H. ''Ed" Haley, E.. c. Bruce, NJ. B. Huffstutler, c. K. Allgood and IS. Nj. Church, of which Mrs. Phillips was chairman, will act as honorary pail bearers.