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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
SOCIAL
ACtiUitieS
NTE T T AIN n z Y T 8
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

A wedding of simplicity and beau
ty was that OF Miss Catharine Co
burn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gUstus Coburn. and Julian Bohbs.
son of Mr.. and EIvs. William BObbs.
which took place Saturday night in
the Second Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Jean =. Miner read the
ceremony before an altar of green
cry lighted with tall white tapers-
Charles Hansen organist played
bridal music.
The attendants. Miss Anna Bar
bara Coburn. maid of honor: Miss
Portia Bartlett of Chicago and Miss
Elizabeth Greer. bridesmaids, were
all dressed in frocks of white
trimmed with white tulle and lace
and wore green satin slippers and
carried shower bouquets of butterfly
roses.
Augustus Coburn Jr. was best man
and ushers We're Winston R. With
ers. Greensboro. Ala: John ". Nc
Caslin. Cleveland, Ohio; Henry c.
Thornton Jr. Edward Bennett, John
L. Eaglesfeld. Frank c. Fishback
and Smiley y. Chambers.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. was gOwned
in white satin and lace with a tulie
veil bound with satin and trimmed
with old rose point lace that has
been in the family for years. Her
bouquet was Of roses. valley lilies.
gardenias and houvardias-
A reception was held az the Wood
stock Golf and Country Club after
the ceremony Pink roses ana white
tapres were used on the bridal table
on which the cente-piece was q
large white wedding cake.
Among the guests was Mrs. Ida
Macy Shirk Of Florence. Italy. Mr.
and Mrs. Bobbs left on a wedding
trip and VIII return to- spend the
holidays at the home of the brides
parents. on Coiisprinc Ri. They
win be at home at Thirteenth and
y. New Jersey St. after the first Of
the year.
The Monday Club entertained Non
day afternoon with an open meeting
at the Caroline Scott Harrison Chap
Ter Of ID. A. r. chapter house. S24
\. Pennsylvania S.. Preceding a
paper on browsing Among che Very
AToderns," by Mrs. J. T.. Edwards.
Mrs. ". z. Siehe-. accompanied 10y
Airs. II. D. Dldwav. sang.
zr~e ( c cr,f+1. 1920 ~ zTsrs7t--,
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Mrs. Frances Cleveland Preston.
wife Of former President Grover
Cleveland: Ethel Barrymore. the
actress: Mary Roberts Rinehart. the
author, and Postmaster General
Harry S. New have accepted mem
bcrship on the honorary committee
for the American Legion $5.ooo.ooo
endowment. It Wa announced ar
national headquarters here today.
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Iaeum. 1410 \. Delaware St. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
entertained with their monthly lunch
ton Monday at the chapter house,
2l5 s. Butler Ave Mrs. T. f. Wish
ard was chairman, assisted by Mes
DANES James E Carver. W. l.
Stamper. J. ". Corya, Victor STE
veus.
Mrs. a. 3. NTarsileth. accompa-
MED 10y Miss Mary Ann Ifuggins.
sang Tables We're set for seventy
guests.
Members II the KerdSnio Club
were entertained at their annual
Christmas party and luncheon Non
day at the nome Of Airs. H. s. Icon
ard. 1916 Washington Blvd Gov
ers were laid for thirty Tables We're
decorated with poinsettias and green's
and lighted with red tapers in crys-
tai holders Names cards painted by
AIRS. Albert Henley. president.
marked the covers.
Program i'm the afternoon included
d program of dancing and an eX-
change Of gifts.
Assisting hostesses were Mes
DANES Hugh johnson. a. r. Dew
ey. Robert Turnbun. Charles Os-
borne, Albert Henley.
Mrs. ". z. Brown, 512 Lowell
Ave. was to he hostess Monday
night Tor the regular meeting Of
chapter G. of p. Z. O. Mrs. Elma
Sanders was TO speak On our state
Charities"
Lavelie Gossett Post. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. VIII have "a card
party Tuesday evening in the hall.
500 y. Pershing Ave.
The women of Holy Angels parish
viii have q card party Monday night
i'm the hall. Twenty Eighth 81, and
Northwestern Ave.
The alurnnae of MA chapter Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma VIII entertain
with q spread Wednesday, evening az
S o'clock Of the chapter house. Res
ervatIous may be made with Mrs.
Howard c. Caldwell
The Beta chapter Of the Delph.an
study Club VIII hold It's next meet
ing iii the Irv.ugton Legion club
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Onion Farmer Slain

EU TjmCS SprctGl
COLUMBIA CITY. Ind, Dec, g.
Charges Of hrst-degree murder were
expected 10 be filed today against
Mile Moulin rs result Of a fatal
attack made upon Elmer Cox. AZ, his
partner in an onion farm near here.
Cox died from injuries IN q Garrett
hospital The men. it is said. quar-
reled over finances.
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Rows Anto IEllls t7luA

BIZ Times crcoi1I
LAFAYETTE Ind. Dec. SD.
ward Schwandor. high school stu
Don't. WAS questioned by authorities
today I'm connection with the fatal
ln3ur.ug sunday night OF Trevor
Coleman no. daughter Of Mr.. and
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De PnI1w Registrar Dies

BIZ United Press
Students Of De Pauw University to-
day mourned the death Of Joseph
Dobeu. -. for a quarter Of a century
the university registrar. Professor
Dobeu died In the county hospital
Sunday after a long illness.
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any OF St. PauTs Church. Mrs.
Wright Is honorary president Of the
club.
Assisting hostesses We're Mrs.
Fred Mcmillan. Mrs. Harold Pennick
and Mrs. Arthur Chevaier.
indianapolis Auxiliary No. 399. O.
T. S. VIII hold bazar and a bake
sale all day Saturday at market
stand No. 13.
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Leap From Auto Fatal

BIZ Cnted Press
MCNCIE. Ind. Dec. 8.-Orville
Wolfe, Muncie. was held IN Jail here
today pending a ooroner's lnvesuga-
ton Of the auto accident which cost
the life Of William Hughes. 30.
Hughes jumped from Wolfe's cor
when it sideswiped another machine
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This picture shows the Short
ridge High School Au-Star Hockey
team which was picked from the
four teams that have participated
I'm the intra-mural games since
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Mrs Blanks house always is pin So is Mrs
Blank.
There other points Of similarity between Mrs Blank
chairs stiff and straight like her back
Her socalled living is formal like her Her bed
room frls. Neither has her clothing.
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Mrs Edward Coleman. who was
struck by an auto said 10 have been
driven by Schwander.
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September. The stars ere Viola
Leffingweu, captain; Hilda Miller,
Hazel Miller, Lois Axline. Frances
Kelly, Merle Mosier, Margaret
Murt, Katherine Price, Bertha
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auto Victim RnTfef

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind. Dec. 8.-Fu-
neral services We're held today for
John Williams, 35, killed when his
auto left the road near Hamilton.
Ohio
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90 G &C Makes You Feel
-. Gks Yourself Again
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S. S. s. Is sold at all good drag
stores in two sizes. The larger
q size Is more economical.
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Furstenberg. Thelma Wells. Betty
Bagnon. Addie Axline and Mae
Deal Mrs. Kate Steichmann is
coach.
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Mrs. ". z. Brown. 512 Lowell
Ave. was TO he hostess Monday
night Tor the regular meeting of
chapter G. OF p. Z. O. Mrs Elma
Sanders was TO speak On our state
Charities"
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Mrs. S. s. Smith. 2222 Y. Meridian
St. was hostess Monday for her
luncheon bridge club ~ the Propv-
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07

Tel 'sm JOs SSvO Il IN the Chrssicls.
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Bowers Beach

The next meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held il
the school room here on Friday even
ing, March 18th, at which time. asid,
trO mthe business to be transacted.
program OF entertainment will be pro
vlded and the closing exercises will
be an old fashioned spelling bee. The
public is cordially invited to be pres.
ent and take part in the business ses-
sion as well as enjoy the entertain
ment.
While our mechanics have had a full
winter, work on different buildings in
town, they are now engaged in build
ing motor boats to be used in trans
porting fishing parties.
They have at the present time two
up to date boats under construction
and when completed and equipped
Will be something beyond the Ordi-
nary for the accommodation and COM
fort Of their patrons. Their capacity
and accommodation will admit twen-
ty or more fans at a time.
Our neighbor, w. H. Peden, who is
considered the champion hook and
line fishermen of the place, rumor has
1t that he has not done but one DAVIS
work and that he did last Saturday, |
since he quit fishing that fall when he |
accidentally took up a job in one of |
-he shucking houses. The boys say
hat they made him earn his mush
hat day and he says that they Will
lot dupe him again as it will soon be
ishing time.
Mrs. Luvia Johnson and Mrs. J. w.
will entertain the Ladies Aid
t their home, the Johnson Hotel, on
rlday evening, March 7th. A full at
enhance of the members is desired. I
Mrs. Alex Minner spent Tuesday of a
lis week with friends in Frederica. G
Mrs. William H. Carey and Miss c
nnie Morris of tow mare in the Mil |
'rd Hospital for treatment. d
The stork visited the home of Mr..
Id Mrs. Elwood Spayd on Saturday
last week and left them a fine N
by boy. G
Mrs. ]. Frank Salevan, Mrs. Mar Sc
all Townsend and Miss Laura Sale de
n were Sunday guests of Mr.. and S;
IS. w. S. Davidson. bC
R. r. Davidson wishes to thank the w
rOnicle for the ad that was the of
'ans of locating and the recovery w,
his fox hound that was lost in one on
the necks in Sussex county while BU
ming fox a week or more ago. ceI
". S. Davidson who has been suf-
ing some with his feet, has won
fully improved since last Sunday. ~:
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT
Continued from first naren

about seven hours, entered a plea O
guilty under a charge of violation o.
Chapter 2l9, Volume 80, Laws of Del.
aware, and was sentenced to serve sc
days in the Sussex county Jail.
This is the first conviction under
this act in the State, the law having
been passed at the session of the leg
islature during the term last year.
The provisions of the statute provide
that when collision occurs and a
person is injured that it shall be the
duty of the one causing the accident
to report such injury to the nearest
police station and give his name and
address to the injured party The law
reads: ANY person operating a mo-
tor vehicle who, knowing that injury
has been caused to a person or prop
erty, due to the culpability Of the said
operator, or to accident, leaves the
place of said injury or accident, with
out stopping and giving his name,
residence, including street and street
number, and operators license num- I
Der to the injured party, or to a DO
lice officer or in case no police Off
Ger is in the vicinity Of the place of
said injury or accident, then reporting
the same to the nearest police sta
tiOn, or judicial officer, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanOr, and upon convic-
tiOn thereof shall forfeit and paw a
fine of not more than five hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned for a term
not exceeding two years or may be
both fined and imprisoned in the dis
cretiOn of the Court" n
In imposing sentence on Rodney, S
Chief Justice James Pennewill stated
that as this was the first case under V
The new law that the court would be V
enient with him, but as the people be-
,ame familiar with the statute that c
he penalties would become more Sc G
ere. G.
Under a third indictment, charging Ot
rodney on January 10, this year, of
aving six quarts of liquor in his pos st
essiOn, a plea of guilty was entered eC
nd a sentence of thirty days in pris-
n, payment of fine of 5000 and cost NJ
prosecution was imposed da
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Adams Cross Roads

Miss Martha Tiley spent Saturda,
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Har
ry Hill of Salisbury, Md.
Miss Edna Adams has returned
home after a two weeks visit will
relatives and friends in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrmOnd Wright of
Tuckahoe spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ad-
ans of Smithville
Jack Mears, Miss Altha Adams.
Winnie Graham and Miss Minnie Ad-
ans of Wilmington were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams and
family entertained at a o'clock din
ner on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brown and Miss Grace Adams of
Hickman, Jack Mears, Mrs. Winnie
Graham, Misses Minnie and AItha Ad-
ans, of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Adams and daughter Marian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Scott are in |
Philadelphia this week.
Charles Adams of Wilmington spent
Sunday here with his sister.
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Blanchards Station

Mrs. Ella Uhler and son Martellus
motored from Lansdale, Pa. and snent
the weekend with her daughters
Mrs. Fred Donovan of Owens and Mrs
Reese Warrington of near Blanch-
ards.
Well, the Blanchards folks got tired
OF reading the Greenwood letter but
l notice in last weeks issue were
they had letters about the Greenwood
folks. so think they must like il real
well.
Mrs. Norman T. Webb from Green
wood spent Tuesday with her mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers.
The most important thing around
Blanchards this week-Mr. Oscar Bid
die spent Sunday evening with Miss
Dora Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OBier from !
Greenwood spent Saturday afternoon
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank O'Bier, near Blanchards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman T. Webb from
Greenwood spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Webb, near Ellendale.
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Warwick

The Ladies Aid of the Central M. E.
Church will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Rust the second
Thursday evening of this month.
which will be on the 14th. For the
benefit of the society there will be ice
cream, cake and confectionery for
sale. A fine program has been pre-
pared and everybody is cordially in
Vited to attend and enjoy a social ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lingo enter
tanned on Sunday J. T. Calhoun and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell Calhoun
and little daughter and Gardiner Cal
houn, all of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Barto and sis
ter Miss Edith, were among those
VINO came down on the excursion from !
Philadelphia on Sunday.
AS the result of placing a lighted
lantern in a box with one hundred
baby chicks, P. M. Short, Jr., lost the
chicks and started a blaze in his
nome. Fortunately Mr.. Short was
awakened by the smoke before the
nre had made much headway and was
able TO eXtinguish the flames, but too
late to save the chicks that he had
Just paid fifteen dollars for. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson. Mr. .
and Mrs. Sidney Downs and sister :
Bessie and the Misses Lottie and An r
ME Rust spent Monday evening with
Mrs. A. H. Lingo. T
We hear that the stOrk has paid Mr.. y
and Mrs. J. Shipley Short a visit and
left little daughter to brighten their p
home. y y
Mrs. William T. Mcgee is on the =
sick list at this time. Her speedy re- l.
,oVery is hoped for by her many r
friends. D
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Barto and Mrs. w
:. L. Barto spent Sunday after with
lrs. G. w. Cohee in Georgetown. -,
MISS Julia Steen was a caller in r,
Warwick on Saturday evening r.
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Dagsboro

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cannon. Mrs
1 Jennie johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
mond Lingo and Mrs. VIM. William,
: attended the funeral of Mrs. Cannon,
brother, Col. John johnson, al
Georgetown last Tuesday.
A weasel entered a broOder house OF
Raymond Lingo last Monday night
and killed about sixty of his chicks.
Mrs. John F. West spent a few davs
recently with her son, who lives near
ROxana.
The sewing circle met last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Florence
| Bunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore of Mid
way were callers here on Thursday.
Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. Her
man Gray attended the luncheon at
Frankford on Saturday given by the
Jefferson Club. It was very interest
ing and educational.
Rev. A. w. Belts and family of Fell
ton spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Otis Belts and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph MCGEE of Phil
adelphia spent Sunday with John
Lockwood and family.
a caller here on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Dodd of MillsbOro visited
her mother, Mrs. Gideon Walker on
Monday.
Chas. Hancock and family have
moved back from Laurel.
Mrs. S. E. Cannon was called to
Saturday 10 visit her
laughter, Mrs. Raymond Faucet, who
S very i'll with la grippe
Mrs. o. L. Gordy of PHILADELPHIA. Y
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Whites q
lille and Walter Smith spent Sunday 7
With George w. Smith and family. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe West visited rel
tives at Bridgeville on Sunday. fl
The member of the M. p. Church
eld membership meeting last We'd A
esday night. They invited Rev. and f,
Lrs. Mason to return for another
ear. a
Fred Williams and children of nj
illsborO were visitors here on Sun bf
".
Among those on the sick list are: sh
N. Hudson, Arthur Atkins, John va
likes, Mrs. George Smith, Delbert M
tort, Beverly Baker, Mrs. Della
est, Mrs. Ebe Chandler, Mrs. Whar- n
4 and the younger child of Mr.. and m,
s. Wilson McCabe. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davidson, of of
lmar, spent the weekend in Sails RI,
ry as the guests of Mrs. Mary E.
rker at her home on Church street. fer
IN Wednesday night. February 27th. der
and Mrs. Edwin Davidson, were
scented with twelve pieces of cut A
SIS by her Sunday school class. "A
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
BridgeviNe

n Paul Adams was on a business +rir
% 10 Wilmington the first of the week
II Sol Kline was called to New YORK
) on Monday.
d The Bridgeville Fire COMPANY was
: called to Cannon on Sunday morpin'1
= to fire that destroyed the NJ y
5 Church. The cause of the fire has NOT
been decided, but when discovered
was well under way.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Calboon or
Ocean City, Md, visited friends hero
the first of the week.
r. R. Layton who has been undec
medical attention at a PbiladeInbia
hospital, arrived home on SUNDAY
If it is radio you want to know
about, see Elkton Adams. he bavino
recently installed an outfit. On Satur-
0ay evening late, he tuned in KNIT, a
california station on the loud sneak
Ell ana II could be heard very plainly
all over the house.
mrs. Gertrude Cannon has return
ed TO her home here after SPENDING
several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. James Long at Frederick. Md.
Joseph Wiley of Philadelphia was
confined to his home here last week
suffering from a severe cold which {
settled in his throat I
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar dSullivan, Miss c
Margaret McNatt of Milford visited
friends here on Sunday. +
Rev. w. L. White attended the ded- fl
ication to the addition of Wesley M. c
E. Church on Sunday last at Dover.
Mrs. Dawson Todd entertained at h
five hundred on Friday evening of last p,
week. !,
Miss Elizabeth Smith of PhiladeI- :"
Dhia spent the weekend at the home -
1f her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ~
Smith. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoch of Wood II II
'ide spent Sunday with their son. Ell Vi
ner HOch, on Broad street.
The BridgeVille Milling Company is Nj
living coupons with purchases that no
ntltle the holder to silver ware when ID;
he required numbers nave been Sc pa
ured.
L. F. Hubbard has recently install be-
I'd five horse power electric motor is
| his blacksmith shop to operate the me
ariOus machinery. gel
The town of BridgeVille has DUR Ma
lased and are preparing to install 7
lOther pump at the town water sup mic
y plant 10
George Culver of Milford spent <
lnday with his parents here. ovt
The Bridgeville Building and Loan foII
'sociation helds its first annual =
Getting on Tuesday evening. The D
lowing is a list of officers elected: On
rry L. Cannon, president; VIM. B. sen sen
uitt, vice president; C. H. Raw Yea sea'
gs, treasurer; r. c. Curry, secre- Itn'
y. The following are directors for chel
e, two and three years: One year II
S. Ludlam, VIM. Cannon, ]. w. NEE
mes and C. E. Anderson; two years aftel
7. c. Curry, w. C. Newton, H. C. will
ytOn, VIM. B. Truitt; three years Japa
L. Cannon, Ira Lewis, R. W. Ad- will
s, C. H. Rawlings. The monthly abet
etings will be held on the first Ce
9sday evening of each month. will
lr. and Mrs. Millard Macklin spent IA. \
first of the week with relatives tol
r Georgetown. prog
Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Greenwood

FRANK COnoway who was stricI,e,
I WIN paralysis about three weeks > .,
became suddenly worse, and died q
. MS nome on Sunday night. Mr. Conc.
way was a self-made man. and bod
gained loads of friends here in Green.
wood. He was a member of tbe MT II
Cnurch from where the funeral we
neld on Wednesday afternoon at 2.90
O'Clock with interment in ST. JobnSo
town cemetery. He leaves a wife. one
brother and a host of friends to
mourn his loss.
Come to the Methodist Protas,o,,4
Church next Saturday evening March
ON. henIy vincent, a boy of twelve
Years. VIII hold the meeting. The Lord
IS with us in this great work.
John reynolds who is in the Mar
snail Hospita lin Milford is SLOWLY i'm
proving. They have operated on his
hand several times.
Frank Spencer of Baltimore was
visitor at the home of Mrs. Lawrence
Tatman last week.
Alire Belts who fell down stairs
about wee kago, seem a little i'm
proved at this time.
Amos Wiley who has been sick
with the fiue is rapidly recovering.
Harold Outten who has been oper-
ated on at the Marshall Hospital in
Milford is rapidly improving and
hopes to return to his home in a few
days.
Fred cod ifs hwere in town on Tues
lay. l
The W. C. T. U. will meet in the l
P. Church next Friday. Services ,
tarting at 10:30 Il. M.
Mrs. NOda Beebe of Wilmington is v
listing her mother here, Mrs. Clara
Wiley, for a few days. p
Rev. c. M. Adams of the NJ p.
hurch received a unanimous vote at
reenwood charge, also Oakley
barge, for his return to us for an 81
ther year. m
James Wiley who suffered a slight
.roke o paralysis is greatly improv- g
l at this writing. eI
We were very sorry to hear of Can ID
1n's Church being burned last Sun Gu
" morning.
Mrs. Bessie Belts is on the sick list. le
Rev. c. M. Adams gave us beau IN
,ul sermon last Sunday night. The va
xt word was found in Proverbs %
apter and Is verse Mercy and how On
obtain it. an
The Home Missionary Society met ply
the home of Mrs. Lizzie Porters
IS week. Su
The New York Canning Company
S started to fix up their machinery AS
ting in readiness for the coming me
lsOn. fol-
Dur shirt factory is running full San
le and employs about so women. Trl
4ook!! There will be a play entit- Inns
"Our Awful Aunt" given at Fish tar,
J school house next Tuesday even one
, March IL. If it should be stormy H.
will be given Wednesday evening at Din
O'Clock. Come see Aunt Matilda II
Pete the cOlored servant. There Lay
be music, recitations and negro H.
IS. Bushels of fun for everyone. ans
S play is given by the members of NEE
P. T. A. Admission: all under y Tue
rs, 10c; adults, zoe. M