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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
SHrer Musical Tea

Tho Junior Mothers club win give
e. silver musical tea uu THURSDAY
afternoon, December N, from q until
O'Clock "a the studio home ~ Mr.
n Francis smith
The Tea table will be presided over
by Mr. Arthur Sewall HagEytt, Mra
WIN " Parry Mrs Henry X owens
and Mrs Charles ", Johnson. The
committee Ia charge Of The affair in.
cluics Mrs Ford Elyidgc, Mrs Tom
Jones Parry. Mn Earl v Martin
and Mrs Edward Lincoln RoaunE
The program follows
"1apanesc love sonFr .rs.ss-.. urahs
suBr o. Cuariatts uoath Martin.
Dorothy Newman az ihr plano
piana sai0-s-isrtrd
vcsts Mutb
The Nightingale ih a Lyrs % Gold
.............. WhsiuisY
sling. Joyous Hiri" .....,.. rhnlips
Sung - Dorothy Newman
Ruth gisIsy c0ikrit az the piano,
che 8olitsmaina' ssrs.s.- IA nahgms
A. seialus.
Dorothy Newman az the plane
cello solo Selected.
A student rrrssnls1 b. NJ nsEayay
sung b. Alice LebtFnb-rEsr
Dorothy Newman ht the plano.
Trin=-Aya Maria --t...s....s. Eahu
agnr ~ Charlotte booth Martin.
Arthur Eunirtsn violin
Dorothy Newman az the plane.
re DANA ---s..-.r.r chadwick
Apaiif atlpn tentenAiil'a
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3 O'Clock, IN Veterans hall. Armory,
hru. Godfrey IL an active member
IN tho corps and a past president Of
tho department ~ present che s.
in charge Of a students loan fund AZ
tho University Of Washington and
also assisted In placing similar
fund az tho Washington state col.
lego AZ Pullman.
Department officers viii receive
tho guests All w r. &. members
and G., A. II. comrades invited 10 at
tend.
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Dance Recital

Miss Kathlyn c, Hackus viii pre-.
sent her pupils IN q complimentary
dance recital. Miniature F0llies ON
Friday evening, December ~, af Go.
lumhia city
This f. Miss Baclur' first recital
since her return from New York cts.
where she spent last year ln study
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Music
Spargur Quartet Charm
i'm OPENING Concert


Do the O,trn aayr. when the king
was troubled. be brtu1k himself 90
HF chamber and called Tor Die mu-
siclana 10 foUths ihs u0yaI mind vIiE
Harm0uIes Thus the music known
Hs chamber music developed and. as
times Progressed and The awe and
power ~ kings decreased b was
played before lhe people Tor The dr
light. of not one. bat an
~ was such music az This that che
spargur String quartet. of seattle.
Interpreted in "a manner completely
satisfying 90 music loving souls who
heard the nut o. series u winter
concerts Tuesday night ut tho
Plymouth Congregational ehurch.
There De- "a deal N sweet harmony
Ia four string Instruments. as these
artists 20 admirably demonstrated
The music is expressive Of stately
aud classic pT1mruadss boz court q
knight and a lady In a rose grown
bower. dainty ana timid curysies aud
gallant flourishes, loves Bon the moon
light. coqusttish glanees from a bal
cuuy, Eypsy wandrriugH. "a youth and
pa maid on "a flower -drckrd roadside
sprightly May Day dances. scamprr.
lusa upon the grsensWard. romantic
irysts ana cyuncEcent sun pictures on
"a garden wall
surely, such music aH This would
sootho the sovereign bead Ia the
sanctuary of chamber
II charmed those who heard h
Tuesday night
While an numbers were euthusiaEs
tlcnlly received the concluding phase
n McEwan'a Thrrnody from quartet
80, ., was an enhancing biz of me.
ody and perhaps the most Joyous part
% a delightful program.
SIR. John sparEur. Mr Albany
Richie. Mr. HELLER Collins and Sir
George kirschner arc the artists
The next concert 90 be given by the
quartet will be- on Tuesday evening.
January 6. IN the Plymouth CanFr,-
Eaiional church G. G.
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Entertain at Olmnpic

Capt &. l. HoNden and Mrs
u0wden entertained With a dinner
0t Ten covers bon thr Italian room ~
the Olympic hotel Saturday evening
Their guests included Or and Mrs
O. g. Hugc. Mrs Charlotte billing
ham, MT and Mrs C. Kirk Huffman,
Mr and Mrs Joseph T. Eggcrt and
Nc Frank picryc or Winnipeg
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RECREATION
COMMITTEE PIT. A

Tho recreation committee Or The
Parent Teacher associations viii
meet Friday. December ~, az p. IN.
az Collins playneid. 10th s. and
Washington u. Tho children o. the
field house will give "a dcmonEtru
ton lecture. bring parliamentary
handbook. Take Yeslcr car 10 10Th
ave.
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limitations Issued for Dancing Party:
Christmas Parties for Younger Girls

no HONOR their sgainIaW ana
L daughter Mr a6a Nr Walter
j. Jenkins TesEy EuttcrvprthN of
Sacramento. who viii br tE-T guests
for thc Christmas holidays Mr. anJ
Nlrs. Gubru N Euucrw0rih have
issued Invitations 20 q dance az thc
sratlIe Yacht club or Monday even.
inr December .a
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r. r DAY PIT a

y. y. Day PIT A. vii meet
Thursday. December n. ~ $50 p. m,
in the school auditorium. Otto l..
Luther of The Queen Anne high
school will speak on student Enter.
prise
Assisting hnstsssrs Mrs J II.
Ramstcad. Mrs r. H. Baxter. Mrs.
r, Mckee Mira MeGrath. Mrs sprls
del and Mr5. r 2 Blackford.
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Holiday Parties
ARRANGED

Mrs. Bruce Eimore BE- arunE.uE a
r.unrr ~ "a covers at her home for
MONDAY evening. December 20. BAL
compliment 20 Miss Helen Ainsworth
who viii bg at home from school FOR
trt CHRISTMAS holidays.
Miss Katherine FOLSOM wul com
plmtrt "a Er5up 90 girls home for
Chretm4s-ls Bon number with a
luncheon on Saturday afternoon. De.
,clnbsr e. az Frrderiek a Nelson's
trl room
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Bridge Afternoon
Planned

Ms Harry Stephenson Bowen and
Miss Beth HoWea viii entertain AZ
bridge at Miss Bowers home on sat
urdAy afternoon in compliment 90
NlrA Donald De Voc JEloise Virtucl
Mrs. Walter samscll and Mis- Ruth
Pratt
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Supper Dance at
Tennis Club

Nir. Corwin EbsrtinE will render
several Vocal selections AZ the sun
lay night supper az the Tennis club
on December "a. This series Of sup
pcrs IS open 10 members and their
friends and service begins at $40
o'clock.
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Guild VIII Be
Entertained at Luncheon

Mrs Joseph Bordeaux will enter
tain Capitol Hill guild az is regular
monthly meeting on Friday. Deem.
Abcr Il. al 1880 o'clock. NJ her home.
III 18th ave. y. Luncheon viii Be
served AZ 1880 O'Clock
Mr.. W. @. G. Benway win address
the guild.
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luncheon WIZ Honor
Mrs CnIriIl

Mrs Henry g. EnEuers win enter
tatnAat a luncheon "Wednesday after.
noon, December 90. az tho CulicEc
club Iu honor ot Mr CoNin. wife
a. Iigut oliver Dyer C0lyin. D., a.,
= ~ Covers viii 30 placed Tor
twelve
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DICKENS TELLnwanrr

Dickens Fellowship viii hold -
last meeting this year. Thursday,
December ~. az sp. m. AZ tho Cham.
Der % Commerce Subject. "B1fuaby
Rudge" Visitors welcome
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poRrc SOCIAL cLun

Doric Social club O r. s. will
meet Thursday. December N. at 2
p. IN. with Mrs Cara Bark. iii9
y, sgth n. Mts. Irene BllstE. ha.
sisting hoatrsa Eastern Stars and
friends welcome.
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December Meeting
PnSipOnri

The Annie WuEht Seminary club
Wiu omit ifs December meeting. but
win assemble again on Thursday.
January s. with Mra. NoFsal n. Lati-
mrr at Hudson Arms
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"a card party "wednesday evening De,
crmber 10. NJ $40 O'Clock Ht Norton'g
cafeteria. whist and bridge Mlsi-
cal program
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Women's Clubs
3 ARTs sTupY cLuR

FINE ARTS STUDY CLUB
The music department OF the Fine
Arts study club will meet Thursday.
December II. at 1890 a. m. for prac.
tice. AZ the home Of Mrs Thomns
Gaynor. 1851 42nd ave s. W. Mrs.
a. l.. McKeown will be the assisting
hostess
The following program will be
given:
Lesson study. '-rhs Orchestra"
Mrs Aibsrtlns Wood
Piano duet
Invitation to the Dance" Won weber
Mrs. Paul Barnes and Mrs J. +. withsTs.
Vocal
I'm the Garden Mary Turner saitsr
''Elsgis' .............. Mnassuet
Mrs. Frank DysrH
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Informal Luncheon

SIrs. 4. T /. Williamson viii on.
terrain with an Informal luncheon At
her home on Thursday afternoon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MRS. GODFREY
TO BE HoSORED
The four Womsn'a Relief corps Of
tho city. Cushing No a. stevens No.
1. scaton No. 20 and Miller No. o..
win givo n reception IN honor OF the
national patriotic instructor Of the
organization. Mrs Eva Godfrey. on
Wednesday evening. December 10, AZ
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BETA THETA III
MOTHERS CLUB

The monthly meeting Of the Moth.
err club Of Beta Theta III will be
held Friday. December II. at y, m.
nj tho Chapter house. 1917 y. 41ih ~.
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ALTRuIsrIc cLun

The Altrulaiic club of Temple No
. viii meet AZ the home Of Mrs
Edna Lovetiuzky. i2fe r. Goth a..
Thursday. December n, for an all.
day meeting Take car No. IS.
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REGULAR MEETING

Women OF Mooseheart Legion will
meet at Moose Temple, Thursday,
December II. at 80 p. m. for a short
business session followed by cards at
$50 O'Clock.
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Junior League
MeetiHg

Tho Junior league Viii have ita
FEular mcytine ON Monday morn
ng DECEMBER ls at % o'clock. az
thv homo 90 Miss Catherine collins
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
FEDERATED CLUBS

FEDERATED CLUBS
Federated clubs 20 meet Thurs-
day. December II. win include the
art department OF sorosis club. at
Federation clubhouse. O'Clock. Pro
gram will consist Of talk on Mod
ern Tendencies in Art" by Miss
Annie n. Calhoun Of the Seattle
public library; paper on Current
Art: Paul Albert Besnard." by Mrs.
L. ". Le sourd; music. Hostess.
Mrs. J. z. Nagel.
Grade Teachers Choral club in
Federation clubhouse at 8 o'clock.
Mlr. Graham Morgan. director.
queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrg. l.. 3. Moffett. al w. Blaine
~ Luncheon at 1870; indoor pic.
mic. a Dickens program with
Christmas carols, representations
and readings.
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY
The West Seattle woman's club
viii have it's annual Christmas
party at the home Of Mrs. Charles
". Howe, 2324 California ave, on
Thursday. December II.
.EwING CIRCLE
K The sewing circle OF Ionia chap.
ter. o. L. s.. meets with Mrs. Hazel
Dodge, GO15 Fifth ave. ". f..
Thursday, December H.. OF / o'clock.
AUXILIARY TO
X. Il. TRAINMEN
Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen will have
their regular meeting Thursday De-
ccmber II, at 1870 y. m, at 1915
First ave. Election Of officers.
TEA AND RECEPTION
The ladies' Of Besant Theosophic
lodge, III n. Broadway. at Roy, will
entertain Thursday afternoon. DC.
cenber II, from 2 10 4. with an in
formal tea and reception for DR..
Janabc Fazei. Of Tchcran. Perola.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA
MOTHERS CLUE
Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers club
Dill meet at the Chapter house. 503s
nth ave y. r.. Thursday, December
II. at 1870 p. m.
NURSES cOMMUNGQUE CLUB
Nurses Communiaue club will !
hold rs monthly meeting Thursday,
December ! ~ Tho home u Mrs
Louis Birch, 9Gi5 Warren ave.
Luncheon at y IN.
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WEST SIDE
WoMENla CLun

Yves, side womsn's Improvement
club will hold a special meeting al
tho home Of Mrs. 4. r. NieaE. &555
4gnd ave. T. W. on Friday morning.
December u. at 10 o'clock. to make
curtains. chair pads md pack 90 boxes
FOR one ward IN the disabled veterans
hospital ~ American Lake.
CARD PARTY
Tho Mnrhlea Choral club will give
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SEATTLE Posr NO. -

The American Legion Auxiliary 10
Seattle Post No. rs will hold a rum,
mage and Christmas sale on Thurs.
day December n. an day. az sixth
ave. and Virginia a.
80 ~ next regular meeting on Fri
day. December ~. the American II.
gion Auxiliary 10 Seattle Post No. rs
will nominate its officers for tho com.
ing year.
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SPECIAL MEETING
CALLED

Plans for the pageant. Woman.
hood" will be completed at a special
meeting called by the building board
trustees Of the Seattle Federation Of
women's clubs for Thursday morn
Ing. December IL. at 1890 o'clock,
at the Federation clubhouse.
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THIAfBLE CLUB

Nina Fry sThimble club viii meet
Thursday. December II, at the home
Of Mrs. Alice Chase. 72O Queen Anne
ave. Luncheon at 1890 O'Clock. Get
off car at Roy 81.
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wAsnINaroN fRYINa -. a.

w N0IIIFN IW8N NV I8NN II y y.
Washington Irving PIT. a. win
meet IN tho assembly room NJ tho
school. Thursday. December II. at 2
p m Mr.. ,. = Fleming will speak
On what tho Business World TX.
poets q Public School Students In
ihs Way % Learning and Character"
Refreshmrnta.
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Miss Mary Dyer Hayden ghoso engagement 10 Mr. Car-
enee A. Andersen 'cos recently aHnomced-Portrat By
Curtis Studio.
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CHRISTMAS

ANNUAL LHNISI WA1
PARTY
The West Seattle woman's club
viii have it's annual Christmas
party at the home OF Mrs. Charles
VI Howe, 1924 California ave, on
Thursday. December II.
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WING CIRCLE


K The sewing circle Of Tonia chap.
ter. o. L. s.. meets with Mrs. Hazel
Dodge, 6015 Fifth ave. n. f..
Thursday, December H.. OF o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO
X. r. TRAINMEN

The ladies' Of Besant Theosophic
lodge. III n. Broadway, at Roy, will
entertain Thursday afternoon. DC.
cember II, from 10 4. with an in.
formal tea and reception for DR..
Janabc Fazcl Of Tohcran, Persia.
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The Nordlea Choral club VIII CIV
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-31
OFFICIAL WORK OF
COUNTY BOARD
CONTINUED from last week.
COURT HOUSE, January, 2, 1924.

Wednesday. 1880 p. M.
Board met in regular session. mem
Jers present Manning, Mckay, Gardi-
ner Rowen. and Hudson. Members
absent, none.
Moved by Mckay, seconded by Hud-
son that Louis Manning be chosen to
act as Chairman for the ensuing year.
On roll call, all members voted Yea"
The following bills were presented,
and On motion duly made, seconded
and carried, approved on the various
funds, and the Auditor instructed 10
draw warrants in payment OF same:
County General
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-31

DR.. J. M. Walsh, Rapid City: A. A.
Coburn, Deadwood; w. G.. Tamblyn.
Miller: Elmer Trotsig. Brookings;
Aubrey Sherwood, De Smet.
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COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS ARE
MADE FOR b q 7 TRAIL

Committee appointments for the
Black and Yellow Trail, a meeting o.
which association was held at Huron
last week, are as follows:
Advisory-Chairman j. L. Lockhart
Pierre; John Bonde, Arlington: John
Hasche, De Smet; Harlan J. Bush
field, Miller; J. l.. Hall, yolga; J. c
Nelson. Philip; George Terrell, Iro
auois; p. r. Phinney. Lake Preston
James Barber. Hetland; George Bahr
Holabird: w. w. Howes, Wolsey; F
w. Heintz, Brookings: w. M. Redfeld
Cavour; G.. 4. Sumner, Fort Pierre
e. II. Zsiski, Aurora; DR.. Jackson,
Rapid City; r. II. Brumwell, Huron
G.. B. Bjorsen, Manchester.
Budget-Chairman George p. Sex
auer, Bookings; II. o. Fritzaer, De
Smet; r. v. Milistad, Philip: l.. r.
Jarmuth, st. Lawrence; ". G. Robin
son, Pierre: Arthur Catalan, Miller;
Lot w. Armin, Iroquois; f. c. Moore,
Holablrd; w. w. Howes, Wolsey: j.
w. Lawler, Lake Preston: c. C. Max.
well, Arlington; j. II. Alvee. Cavour
George III. Larrabee. Aurora; o. NJ.
Phelps, Huron; Ed Swander, Rapid
City: Ben Moestrom, Manchester.
Community Welfare-Alvin Wagon
err, Philip: M. w. WEIGH, Cavour; DR..
volstrom, De Smet; C. II. Williams,
st. Lawrence; /. ID. Aldrich, Pierre;
w. Tamblyn, Miller; William Bald
ridge. Yayland; J.. II. Smith, Holabird,
F. c. Bager, Wolsey; A. X. Curtis,
Lake Preston; C. G. Devore, Airing
ton; M. M. Maxwell, Manchester.
Chairman TO be selected later.
Trail Marking. c. Malgrem,
Brookings: f. A. Abbott, st. Lawrence
Z. Il. Crew. Pierre: s. Thomas. Miller;
Lewis Borkhus. Vayland: L. F. Carr.
Philip: G. p. Hammer, DE Smet; +. l..
Prose. Wolsey: Fl. A. Keith, Lake Pres
ton; J. Robar. Fort Pierre; A. +. Pc
terson. Holabird; L. C. Crawford, lro
duois: M. L. Tobin. Huron; shorty"
Snerif, Rapid City. /
Special Observation-Disclosures Doane
Robinson, Pierre; Neb Ronning, Phil
ip: Thomas Baug, Brookings; l.. Steck
man, st. Lawrence: s. Wyland. Mil
i|t fAGuut ECtCt oOh, fhOiuuiAu, + D.
Rowe, Fort Pierre. The chairman IL
instructed to appoint additional mem
hers on his committee at points where
there Is special work Of this charac-
ter to be done.
Tourist Camp-Clarence Bell. Hur-
en-; w. J. Halloween, Miller; G. NJ. NJ r
tin, Cayour; I. w. Wright, De Smet:
DR.. Ramsey. Philip; c. K. Pool, Brook
ipgs: A. A. Horton. st. Lawrence
Frank Rood, Pierre; Sam Chenoweth.
Woisey; DR.. Butler, Lake Preston.
Inter Trail-Chairman c. l.. Hyde,
Pierre; l.. 8. Madison, Arlington; J. r.
McCulien, Miller: A. g. kingsbury,
Philip: James McCaskell, De Smet;
Frank Almond, Iroquois; I. F. Lock
wood, Wolsey; l. s. M~atson. Airing
ton; Fred Senechal, Fort Pierre; liver
Dybdahl. Bookings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. +. Halliday.
Iroquois; C.. f. Coyne. Fort Pierre;
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Court Cetifcates ----$ $3.50
Court House Bldg.
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Reg. II. c. Warrants ---- 2164.45
County General
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Court Certificates - 2.10
Court House Bldg.
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Reg. III. C.. Warrants -- 1411. SO
d. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Faux Co. Reg. Warrants 5294.47
County General
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Court Certificates --- 1890
Court House Bldg.
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Reg. II. c. Warrants - 923.17
Mothers Pensions Fund
December Certificates,
Mothers Pensions -- 1860
Special Salary and General
December Vouchers, County
Oficers' Salaries - 1884
General Fund
Mrs. Henry Barnum, Co. Aid
January 1000
Court House Bldg.
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Reg. II. c. Warrants ---- 516.48
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
LOCH LYNN

The revival meeting will begin at
the U. B. church here on Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock with a watch-night
service, for which special program
has been prepared. Refreshments
will be on sale at the U. B. Ladies
Aid hall adjoining the church. The
public is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Savage are re-
ioicing over the birth of son, born
on Friday, December 26th.
Mrs. C. L. Heaton, of Rowlesburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. F. L. Fultz,
here during the past week.
Miss Virginia Weeks is visiting
friends and relatives in Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Crane and
family, of Buckhannon, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Mrs. T. B. DOMAIN and sons, James
and Max, of Homecoming, are spend
ing a few days at their home in this
village.
Mr.. Elmus Ream, who attends
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute a.
Dayton, Va, is spending the holidays
at his home here.
Miss Bertha Bell and Beatrice
Clary, who are employed at Grafton,
spent the holidays at their home in
this village.
There will be the usual services at
both churches here next Sunday.
Mr.. Delbert Payton, who is en-
ployed at Cumberland, spent Christ
mas with his parents here.
Mr.. Harold Bell, student at the
Westernport High school, spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Bell.
Mr.. Daley Hardesty, of Morgan
town, accompanied by Miss Adella
Lewis, of Frostburg, visited at the
formers home on Christmas day.
Mrs. Annie Litten, of Cherry Run,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
.. Fouch in the Park.
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EVANSVILLE

The reorganization of the Lutheran
Sunday school took place Sunday,
Dec. %, electing the following officers
for the ensuing year; Mrs. j. j.
Bender, superintendent; G. w. Def
enbach, assistant superintendent;
Esther Zehner, secretary; James
Schaefer, treasurer.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will have a special watch-night SER
vice Wednesday evening, Dec. 81, at
8 o'clock in Lutheran church. A
special program will be rendered.
The annual thank offering service
of the Reformed Missionary Society
will be held New Years evening at
o'clock. There will also be a con-
gregational service the same evening
at the Reformed church.
Mrs. J. J. Glotfelty will entertain
the Reformed Missionary Society
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bender enter
tanned at dinner Christmas Day, the
following members Of the 1928 grad
uating class of Grantsville High
school in honor of their son Ray.
mond: Misses Mary Miller and Mabe
Custer, Messrs. Henry Yost, Harvey
Stanton, Floyd Miller, Paul Custer
Otto Bender, and Harry Bender
Several members We're unable to be
present.
The table was decorated in greer
and red and the favors were sleds
filled with candy and each member
received an appropriate gift.
Miss Martha Engle, student al
Western Maryland College, is home
for the holidays.
Harry Bender left Sunday t.
spend several days with friends il
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Ellen Younken is critically i'll
at the Western Maryland Hospital.
Mrs. Truman Frankhouser, of Key.
ser, West Va, spent several days
with her sister, Miss Gertrude Hone
Emans Younkin, of Williamsburg
Pa, was the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Younkin, ovel
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Fred Livengood and son Pau
are spending several days with
friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Mary Matheney, of Union.
town, Pa, was the weekend guest
of Angela Getty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
BAYARD

Christmas Day passed off very
quiely here; day was cold and windy
and the thermometer close to zero
about all day.
Methodist Sunday school held
their Christmas entertainment on
Christmas Eve. A large and atten-
tive crowd was present to hear the
excellent program consisting of dia-
logues, recitations, drills, a panto-
mine, and special music by the choir.
assisted by the orchestra, consisting
OF Miss Mabel Snyder, pianist, Mr..
Grant Clark, cornetist, and Mr.. Raw
mond Kisner, violinist. The children
were trained by Mrs. Maud Black
burn, while music was in charge of
Miss Mabel Snyder. Pastor. ]. w.
Bedford, presided over services.
United Brethren Sunday school
held their Christmas entertainment
on Christmas night, under supervis-
ion of Mrs. C. E. Hickerson. A large
audience gathered to hear the pro-
gram, which consisted of special
music by the choir under direction of
choir leader, David F. Froggatt, as