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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23
Buys the old Calvin Ranch Johl

Buys the old Calvin Ranch John
Zeimetz has purchased the old Jim
Calvin ranch from Chase A. Clark
and is now in possession. Mr.. lei
metz and family came here a few
years ago from Custer in order that
the children might nave the advan-
tage of our excellent school and the
purchase of this property will make
this fine family permanent residents
of Round Valley.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23
Sow Wild Rice ard Celery Deputy

Game Warden Kelley spent several
days during the mast week sowing a
large amount of wild rice and celery
in the sloughs in this valley. The
game club had purchased the seed.
Ducks thrive on wild rice and celery
and consider it delicacy worth
travelling miles TO get, so this fall
the shooting in Round Valley will be
a great deal better than it ever has
been.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23
Judoe Adsir Passes Throuqh-Judge

Judge Adair Passes Through-Judge
Ralph w. Adair and Court Reporter
Earl Weaver, passed through town
last Saturday on their way 10 Boise
from Salmon, where the Judge had
been presiding over the spring term
of District Court for Lemhi County
Judge Adair is presiding over the
Judge Church case In Boise this week.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

Road Crews at Work-Engineer J.
H. Stemmer, of the Department of
Public Works, with headquarters at
Challis, has put several crews at
work on the state highways in this
district repairing the damages which
the roads suffered during the past
winter,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

To Salt Lake Marion Peel, who
had the misfortune to break a leg
last fall. went out TO Salt Lake for
surgical attention for the injured
membeTwhich had been giving him
great deal of trouble and had be.
come in a serious condition.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23
Sunrise Prayer MeetIns-Last Sun

Sunrise Prayer Meetlng-Last Sun
day morning % of the members of
the Christian Endeavor Society Of
Chaiiis, held a Sunrise Prayer Meet
ing on Peck's Hill. The meeting was
conducted by Prof Mitchell. 1t will
long be remembered by those parti'
cipating.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

County Buys a car-The Board of
County Commissioners bought a Chew
rolet touring car last week from the
Hansen Agency at Mackay. The car
will be used by the Sheriff's office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

known TO him at once. Get~a few cop
les and mail them out to friends and
help advertise our schools.
Announce yourself, Mr. Candidate,
Attend the track meet here May %.
Fire Insurance-Hovey & Tunison,
Forester Rustay was Salmon call
er last week.
Verne MCGOWAN made hurried trip
tc Salmon last Sunday.
George Ellis was over from Pah-
samaroi Tuesday on business.
The Junior Prom" will be held at
the scnooi house next Friday night.
Deputy Sheriff Eddie Rammerly.
was q business caller al Macka. last
week,
Harry Kragh came down from Bay
horse last week. and has resigned his
JOB there.
Parcel post your cleaning and dye
ing TO Lorimer's City Dye Works,
Boise Idaho. July 100
Joe Stemmer was in Arco last week
on business connected with state
highway operations.
Eddie Hammeriy and wife spent
Easter Sunday at their ranch IN up
per Lost River valley.
Deputy Sheriff Eddie Hammerly,
was in Mackay Tuesday evening on
a short business trip.
Dave Tewalt went down to Mackay
this wsvl. for the purpose OF having
an X-Ray examination.
Bob Sneider and Fred Casterlin pass
ed through town last Sunday on their
way to their homes at Salmon.
E. K. Dodge and wife have moved
TO the wood camp up Garden creek,
where they will spend the summer.
Ira Taylor and family have moved
to Challis from the Springs and are
row domiciled in the Bert Darlington
house.
Billy Armstrong, in his new Chew
rolet coupe, came up from his home
at Mackay las, Sunday and spent the
day at the Springs.
Jonn ". Swauger of Mackay. pass
ed through town several times during
the past week on his way TO and from
the ranch in Pahsamaroi.
1 am prepared to do any and all
kinds of interior decorating. See my
big line of wall paper samples. Prices
asonable.-Henry Horton, Challis.
W. S. Simmerman, of Arco. was in
town Wednesday morning on bust
ness. Mr.. Simmerman is "a licensed
auctioneer and your attention is call
ed to his card ad. in this issue.
Tom McKenney passed through the
city last Sunday on his way from his
home on Morgan creek to Salmon CT
ty, where he was called as witness /
in the Yellow Jacket shooting scrape. {
Attorney Geo. L. Ambrose of Mac 1
kay, was here last week 10 attend a
ioint meeting of the County Commits
sioners and the Highway Commits
'ioners. he being attorney for the
asst named Board.
The Board of County Commission
us adjourned last Friday evening and
he members of the Board left for
heir home the next morning. A
arge amount of business was trans
Icted at the session
Attorneys Scion B. Clark and E. W.
vhitcomb and Judge Kilgore passed
through town last week on their way
o Salmon where the two first named
entlemen looked after tine interests
f clients in the District Court. They
assed through town on Saturday en-
oufe To their homes. having CONFLICT
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

For Nice Smooth Shave and fash
lonabIe hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-Henry Mich
OILS, Prop. Advertisement
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23
Grants Permission to Leave Jail :

Grants Permission to Leave Jail =
The School Board in joint session
with the Board OF County Cmmission-
ers last Thursday night granted the
county permission to leave the Jail
building on the school grounds for
another year. 1t was TO have been
moved by July 1st., this year.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

Ward Jones was in from Morgan
creek the latter part Of last week.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-23

Announce yourself, Mr.. Candidate,
Attend the track meet here May %.
Fire Insurance-Hovey & Tunison,
Forester Rustay was Salmon call
er last week.
Verne MCGOWAN made a hurried trip
c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

becneho okresneho vyboru alebo
zupneho zastupitel 'stva pojedna-
vat budn administrativnych a
hospodarskych zalezitostiach oby-
vatel 'stua humannych social
nych opatreniach, 1stavoch, pod
nikoch a zariadeniach, ktore slu-
zia k telesnemu a mravnemu do
bru a vzdelanosti, ktore podporu-
j1 komunikaciu, bytove a zdravot-
ne pomery, ako to prave tohoto
roku zavedena reforma spravy IL
klada, tam nebude casu zaujmu
pre- neplodnf reel, spory a preja-
Wy.
Co sudite o ministerstve pre-
sprawl Slovenska, je potrebne je-
no zrusenie, alebo roEsirenie ieho
kompetencie?
OtaZka ministerstva v Bratisla-
We nesIvisi priamo S zupnou refor-
mou. Som tel mienky, ze tejto
veci by mohla byt' rec az vtedy,
ked' by sa vybudovala ma Sloven-
sku tistredHa instit1cia usposobe.
ma prevail vsetky tie lkoly, kto-
re doteraz obstaravalo po pat ro-
kov toto ministerstvo ked' sa
prevedie zupna reforma i V ces-
kych zemiach, kde doteraz zemske
politicke spravy majd samostat-
ne 'postayenie. Konecnc smero-
dajnych krrlhoch nilsdy nebola rec
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

zupy nemaly ami ziadnych vel.
kych vlastnych financnych pro
striedkov. Nase zupy sd samosta-
tnou pravnickou osoboh, postal
memo usadnlcsyo. je neodvislejsie,
'rozpocty 81 zapy samy sostavuju,
uzavretia zupneho zastapiteFstva
nepotrebujd vladneho schvalenia
okrem tych konkretnych pripa
doch, keby sa zupa majetkove ga
t'azoyala, a co je najdolezitejsie
move zupy su dostatdtne finanene
dotovane. Som presvedceny, ze
tam, kde novovyvoleni clcnovia o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

Oil 'adne stavu 1radnictva OBJ
medzujeme sa ma uvedenie cislic.
V roku 1923 bolo 20 zamestnancov
politickej spravy na. Slovensku
Slovakov 1902, Mad 'arov SIP, Ce-
chov sol, Nemcov So, ostatnych Z
dovedna 29SO. Z notarov bolo 1887
Slovakov, Mad 'arov 342, Cechov
|65, Nemcov 81, dovedna 1928. Vse-
obecne sa nradnictvo dobre osved-
cuje, co sd uznava vo vsetkych
kruhoch, a menovite vel zkt-
sku znamenite obstalo ursdnictvo
| v poslcdnych vol bach, takze st az.
nosti su len sporadicke. o odborne
vzdelanie notarskych praktikan-
tov je postarane sriadenim notar-
skeho naukobehu v Bratislave. Pri
rastok nradnictva nam nastal v do
sledku reorganizacie menovite
mestskej spravy, kde prevail SINE
byvalych magistratnych muni-
lcipalnych iiradnikov, pokial' l.
| max poziadavkom zodpovedali.
Trpime este ciastocnym nedostat-
kom 1radnictva konceptneho a
letovneho, ktory sa v neustalom
este velkom navalu prace caste
citel'ne pocit 'uje. To je vsak zjav
badatel ny v celej republike, MAJ
ma sndobnictve.
v akej miere bola demolratizo
!vanG administracia 80 sapnou r.
fornou (voci sdln. mad 'axyksj)
Ponsv&6 ' istych v Eup. Sastupi
Itsl'stv6sh j vaesina : eposiSn5cl
Issrfn, % ~ sa st4lo ' tom Aso5a
Ikkvsnon p6de, ksd'fs " psislua
. Md oposicatca str&a (vsdor u
IAa, u pSlitiks y - xspnycA =
i lstapitsl l'stasv naDresss vytvsssn&
zhemstiA tsps5ad pracu zastupi
u Istiev
s ~ Sfa5 3inv malv zas&unitol' 'stu
Ms pos Elenoy cd 12O do 800, W
lii li byt' voleni len musk
p 6lenov tvorili virilisti,
kruryS mohla sa statna dan /;
dvojnasobne zapocftat' a volenyc
ivolila len mala ciastka musk,
10 obyvatePs Pstva, ktori platili isl
: minimum statnej prianaej dane.
nasej republike volt sa ma zakl
de tajneho, ,vseobecneho volekn
ho prava .bez srozaielu 4 pohl4Si
takze nsisrsie vrstvyg obsianst,
majd ma svedeni st&tnych aveef
5ast'. VI starych feudalnyrh q
Ipach rozhodova1o niekDl no rodf
! Idradnietvo bplo Cd Hieh edvia
] Vida schval 'oyals rozposty, 81
tdty ! ytstky asavreti. Iapnt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

O zruseni ministerstva sv Bratisla-
We, GO vidno IL filrancneho zako-
ma ma rok 1924, a jeho nutnost
|uznavaju i koalovane strany slo-
venske, a'ko SINE mohli zbadat' v
rozpoStovej debate tohoto roku a
" preJavov rozlGnych casopisov
slovenskych ceskych. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

LIN. A4kAkAAy " &V4NxO0 SNEis
MOOH M SL0vENSKU.
Rozhovor red. Slov. vychoal'
ministrom.
d js u nplns prsvsdsn& tnPnx
reforma, pot 'axne, Il 50 ux do Ii
vota uvedens vseslky ustanoviSne
zupnej reformy?
Move zupne (poetom g. okresS
ne nrady (poctom 70 a 2 magistfa-
ty), zahajily svoJu sinnost' for
maine /. januara 1923, a d'alsi
vel Nv krck Y uskutocnovani adj
ministrativnej reformy znamena-
.iti prevedene zupne a okresne vol
by. zupne zastupitel 'stva a okres-
ne vybory zahaja syoju cinnost
hned', ked 'ze jednacf poriadok
pre- Mich je uz hotovy elm skor
bude publikovany. Vo vacsom roz.
sahu je zupna reforma a nou sii-
visiace opatrenia prevedene: po-
statnenie 1radnictva, ciastocna re
forma obecneho a mestskeho sria-
denia, tprava obvodov niekto-
rych okresoch, priclenenie odbor-
nych rezortov k uradom zupny'm
okresnym, uprava ucetnej sluz-
by, oddelenie porucenskej (sirot-
skej spravy cd zdp jej odovzda
nie okresnym sudom, odllcenie fl
snancnej spravy cd obecnej, odo.
vzdanie majetku novym znpam a
vobec hospodarska likvidacia sta
rych zlp, ktora sa ukoncuje, TAX
ze budnce zupnf zastupitel'stva
zapocnu svoju cinnost' S hoto-
!vymi peniazmi. zupam totH uz
:dnes sa ponechava cely vynos da-
ne epozemkovej ma Slovensku, pri-
del dane liehovej pivovej
ciastka DANE q obratu a luiksusu.
Zupa e teda pc prevzati i odbor-
nej spravy vyrazom jednotnej
snstredenej adniinistracie. Pozo-
stava vybudovat' Zemsky zupny
svaz" 'tZemsky svazovy vybor'
ktoryeh kompetencia ME je este
urcena tax zostava bratislavsk6
ministerstvo. doteraz centralnym
nradom ma Slovensku. Potom by
zostalo este konstituovanie spray
neho sndobnictva zupnych a Ok
resnych senatov, co ma previest'
este doteraz nevydany zakon.
Ako prijalo obecenstvo prevs-
denie a move ustanovizne zupnej
rcformy?
Nemame este prikladov Gin
nosti novych spravnych forumov,
aysak priklad ME degradovanych,
ale zdemokratizovanych miest ma.
plnuje mas najlepsou nadejou.
Obecenstvo vd 'acne 81 zvykne
ia rozsirenn kompetenciu biz
kych, l'ahko pristupnych okres-
nych tradov a yyborov, ktore wy
hovia prospechom okresu ieho
obyvatel 'stva, ktore dokonale z
vlastneho nazoru poznaju S kto.
rymi budu citit'. Zupa urcena je
nkolom Sirsim nakladne iSim
Uzke spojenie odbornych rezor
tov uradom okresnym zupnyn
zarucuje vsestranne a harmonickt
usporiadanie pomerov jednotli
vych teritorialnych celkov dl''
zasad odpovedajncich ich zauj
nom prospechom. Ma tento Spo
sob decentralizovana sprava m;
vel'kn vyhodu.
Ktore boly tie agendy, ktore DO
~ prenesene kompetencie zup
nych uradov do. konapetencie Q
Irresn1ch Hradov0 6fyn n ul'ahCil,
a decentralizovala administracia
Ci bola uz ist& diasth hompeten
eli nainistsrstisv prSpustena zur
nym 6rsdOlA tak, alIe 10 bolo "a
mysl ans? 81 mo6no eSakivat' {
ste d'aNia aess1assli16sau v ADM
nistr&eil9
Zupni reAorma 81 postavila
ten ciel, ze okresny hrad je zasad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15
) ] ! !
kl!|lte = l.ovh
Ford l4rti
teito jIri

I . ! Y ~ II q . ~ 100 " IA, = -
Date ii sSon objcdnkvku pre- nova
FoRDKU .as teYas i bndete u mat
dodand naSas. DockOfis n4m etdefy ua
terax pre- jane dodanie. Neod dkiad adaJte,
objcdnajts ii tax skoro, ako len meaAo.
FORD Kara 50 teraz predava -lscnej-
Sic. nez kedxkol'vek predt5m lnsse-
tc ju Jostat "a menei, hotovych penasi,
ncz kelly koi'vek pfedtym.
Ccny Youngstown, Y ktorych je "
zaratana v&leSn6 dan dovos, %. ns-
slcdovne:
TOURING ............ $l2&00 dod4n6
Hotovost' $12O.5O, oststok n4SASns.
ROADSTER ......... $3S2o0 dodAny
Hotovost' $1O7.50. ostatok mesaSne.
COUPE .............. 367ho0 dodant
Hotovost $152.5O, oststok inesASne.
TUDOR SEDAN $3.50. $642.00 dodAnt
Hotovost' $174.5O, ostatok nesa1ne.
FORDOR SEDAN ;. $740.00 dodanS
Hotovost' $199.5O, ostatok mesaSHe.
Hore udane ceny zahrIujd uz "Selfz
starter" a slositel me rAfy.
Troky traktory mozete dostat tieS
ma l'ahke spl6tky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
OFFICERS OF
 DEMOLAY CHAPTER
Drill Patrol Reorganized With
 Membership Of Forty

Birmingham chapter, Order of De- Molay installed their. newly elected off, ficers at a largely attended meeting held at the Masonic temple on Friday eve ming The officers installed were {: Marvin Acton, master councillor (re- elected); Parker Parson, senior coun- cillor; Leon Livingston, junior coun- cillor; Paul Meeks, senior deacon; Will liam Mccall, junior deaeon; Gourley Crawford, chaplain: Michael Alexander, scribe; Seymore Krovenbery, treasurer {; Earnest Price, senior steward Frank Ray, junior steward, and Louis Heiden- reich, sentinel,
 Quite great deal of activity is be- ing carried on by the Birmingham chap ter. Last week the annual picnic at West Lake proved n very enjoyable af- fair. Saturday night week they visited the Woodlawn chapter and assisted in the initiation of a large class of candi- dates and on last Wednesday night they visited the Bessemer chapter and as- sisted them in the degree work. Z
 The newly organized patrol, composed of 20 members 0f es s1dtgst patrol and similar number in the second, are drilling weekly and are fast rounding into shape. The members of the patrol are taking much interest in their work and are working to bring it up to 100 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
The WeU-Dressed Man
 By BEAUNASH A Correct Clothes To Meet The Obligation Of EUery Occasion
Tbe Knitted rravat

IS " TRUE ,E. .ti. tis pity' pity, and %snp pity
 man is keener about the choice of cigar than about the choice of cravat. Yet, the eravat is one of the few bright spots in dres vouchsafed to us. It should not only be seleced for it's colorful contrast with suit and shirt, but also with due regard for the shape of collar 1t Is to accompany.
 To illustrate, a striped scarf worn with striped suit and a striped skirt produces disxying display of stripes which is far from pleasing. You are better advised to wear plsin-colored or figured shirt with the striped scarf, so that the different background will lend sufficient contrast. Many men still cherish the tmisbeIisf that it de- notes good taste to dress throughout in 8 single color. On the contrary, this is bad taste. The use of one color is monotonous and tireaome to the eye, as for example, gray hat, agray col lar, gray cravat, gray shirt, gray suit and gray hose. Such get.up is null and nondescript with no contrast to give it glimmer of life, MIX your eolors Blend gray with blue, tan with green and the like, Not harmony. but contrast, is the spice of dress, As a rule, 1t is well to avoid solid colors in shirts and cravats, though they look very well in suits, especially blue, which is every mans color.
 In addition to cravats of flat ot broad silk, you should own dozen or so made of knitted silk. These now come in virtually all the principal col.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

cards. Those assisting were: Mrs. E.. K. Miller, Mrs. Julian Erlick, Mrs. w. w. Hollingswerth, Mrs. Geo. Steven son and Mrs. C.. l., Hart,
 Those invited, besides the club mem bers, were: Mrs. Julian Erlick, Mrs. Burt Lytle, Mrs. Edward Hunter, Mrs Mac Clay, Mrs. Milton Shirk, Mrs Dan Davis, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs, Geo. Stevenson and Mrs. Eugene HoIey- cutt.
 Pers0nals-Mr. Fred Bruns has re- turned from Toronto, Canada, where he attended the Rotary convention. Miss Willie Copeland is the guest of relatives in Jasper.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Taylor have returned to their home in Fort Scott, Kan, after visiting Mrs. H. O. Mc- Whirter.
 Miss Mabel Moore has returned from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

The Johns Property, known the Films Sub- division, located on Jefferson Avenue in West End just 22 blocks from Beverly Station, has been sub" divided and will be offered to Birmingham home builders and investors at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
TO BAN MEETINGS
 DISABLED LEAGUE
Atlantic City Mayor Charges
 Delegates Were Hired

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2S.-Mayor Bader today directed Chief of Police Miller to call together the heads of the various veterans organizations in the city to suppress further meetings of the National Disabled Soldiers League, headed by John T. Nolen, of Boston.
 The call followed publication of an advertisement in behalf of the league, requesting 50 men" to act as specta. tors, good pay by the day to apply at the National Employment Agency, It was stated that scores of men responded and that they were sent to the conven- ton headquarters of the league at a hotel where they were given seats as delegates to the convention of disabled veterans at $3 day. The only bona fide delegates, 1t is charged, were the officers of the league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

wifh q string of amber beads, At the conclusion of the games, salad and ice course was served, Those pres ent were: Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant, Mrs. J. s. Winters, Mrs. Edgar Rush, Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs. Howard McEniry, Mrs. F. $. Fitzgerald, Mrs. George Bumgardner, Mrs. Penry Evans, Mrs. Geo. Ross, Mrs. Golan Bucks, Mrs, Geo. Woodrow, Mrs. Malcolm Argo, Mrs. John Terry, Mrs. William Caf- fee, Mrs. Cecil Cowan, Mrs. W. H. Glssglow, Mrs. Bruce Snider, Mrs. Jim Donaldson, Mrs. J. c. Pope, Mrs. M. q. Ragsdale, Mrs. Velp0e Ragsdale, Mrs, George CochFane, Miss Nellie Adams. Miss Margaret Golson. Miss Mary Loyatt and Miss Elizabeth Nit chell. Those assisting Mrs. Wilson were; Mrs. Bruce SnideF, Mrs. J. c. Pope, Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs. Geo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

Venson where she taught last year.
 Mrs. J. c. Pope will leave Tuesday for Camp Walton. Fla.
 Miss Evelyn Smith of Gadsden, is the guest of Miss Annie Mae McWhir- ter.
 Miss Louise Stansell and Miss Annie Mae McWhirter.
 Miss Louise Stansell and Miss Vir- ginia Morris of Russelville, are the guests of Miss Marguerite Copeland.
 Mir. and Mrs. Palmer Keith have re- turned from Toronto, Canada, where they attended the Rotary convention.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naxim have returned from Daytona Beach, Fla.
 Mrs. R. T. Tate left for her home in Ragland. Ala, after visiting relatives and friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Chambers left
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
THE BIRMINGHAM ACE -HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE 2e, 1924

I cechrsne, Mrs. Geo. Woodrow and Mrs. John Terry.
 Mrs. Hollingsworth Hostess--Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth entertained the members of the Matrons' Bridge club and few friends at her home on Clarendon avenue Friday morning. The porch was beautifully decorated in daisies and marigolds, while in the living room and dining room, crepe myrtles, roses and dahlias were used for the decoration At l o'clock, luncheon was served Mrs. George Rut- ledge won the club prize, tea napkins :; Mrs, Edward Hunter won the guest prize, a hand-embroidered towel. Mrs, Milton Shirk drew the consolation, a compact. Miss Alice Ragsdale, Miss Kathleen Naylor and Miss Lizzie Mae Maritime kept score. Little Sarah Irish and Joy Hellingsworth passed the score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

Friday for Gastonburg, Ala, where they will be the guests of relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Drum and Miss Helen Drum will leave Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio. K FMr. and Mrs. Gardiner Stephenson left Saturday for Akron, Ala, where they will visit relatives.
 Mrs. J. W. Picknes has returned from St. Louis, Mo, and Anderson, Ind. where she spent sometime.
 Maxie Hall left Friday for Cochrane, Ala. where he will spend his vacation-
 Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Gfo- gan of Tallassee, Fla, are the guests of Mrs. Golan Buck.
 Miss Lydia Self has returned from Ragland, Ala, where she attended the wedding of her brother, MT. E. E. Self.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
BESSEMER SOCIETY

Mrs sEmig Honored- Guy Will son entertained with bridge and feFtF- two party honoring Mrs. Russell F. Emig. of Detroit, Mich, whe is the guest of her sister, Miss Mary Lexett. A color scheme of orange ana amber was beautifully carried out in floweIsi prizes and refreshments. Miss Mary Lovett won the forty-two prize and Miss Nellie Adams won the bridge prize, both were string of amber beads. Mrs. J. S. Winters won the consolation, orange colored handker- chiefs. Mrs. Emig was also presented
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

brings and patternings of flat silk plain shades, stripes. figures, Jacquard treatments, all-over effects and many more. It is claimed fer the knitted scarf that it is richer in appearance cooler, because of its mesh construction and more, durable, because it's open, DO rous texture has more give-aHd-take than ordinary silk.
 The scarf, reproduced here, shews q pattern formed by broad diagonal stripes brightly contrasting against a dark background. The collar is the round d-cornered, widespread summer shape into which the scarf is knotted full up to the HsckbaHd, The newer knitted craysts. unlike the eld-fashioned style, are what is termed epen=end, t. ,:t is, not doubled over and stitched in the back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
DUFF GREEN STRICKEN

NAeOvers From PaFIysIs Stroke, Re-
 Csived While Motoring
 Duff Green, manager of the E. O.. Nelson Manufacturing company, and pFesident of the Birmingham AutomO- Mle club, was recovering Saturday night eRem stroke of paralysis with which Ae was stricken while he was riding in aa automobile alone on tue Moutgom, cry hi9Away Friday, AlH Green was about eight miles out from Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

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