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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

Robert A. Grubb. Denver: Ray
Vo"rtman. Fl. Louis: Carl Gould.
Wagon Wheel Gap; and H. ".
Ssrinmets. travelling auditor for The
ID. 4 X. q. were registered at local
hotels during the week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
THE MORRIS LAND co.

Clark Thone writes from 81.
Louis o. February sth ~ follows:
I'VE arrived II 81. Louis from
Casper - hours late: got stuck In
4 snow storm ~ ailss out Of 81. Joe.
where ws hung UP ~ hours-surs
vas hell. Talk about snew and mud
we had doubie-hsader aad one Of
the snginss was completely buried
vin drifts: company brought out Is
men from 81. Joe with shovcis to
dig us ont: were 10 hours without
meat and Is hosrs without anything
70 eat"
Mrs. Laura Matthias. On February
9Th. sent us the following note from
Cordell. Oklahoma:
I'VE are getting part Of the bliz-
.Sard from the north. Il IL the
worst storm have been In this
wiNsr."
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
y. 4 X. q. W. WILL RPEND
LARGE AMOUNT Of MONEY

r. A. Wndicikh Of the y. 4 n. q,
!. W.. Denver. WAS . pleasant caller
q the Journal office Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. wadieiGh stated
that the railroad company will
make . very large expenditure oi
mosey this year on Improvement
and that the GOOD service rendered
during the past few months will bs
maintained. and exceeded II pos
sible.
Mr. ,Wadisigh complimcntcd
Monte vista on the last Stampede
snA sAi1 Il was sext 70 the Cheyenne
show. n not fully ~ good.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

Waldo Hoppe. Of the Co-opsrativs
Potato 0rovsss Association. Dss.
vsr. was IN ne city Tuesday and
welssslay accompanied ~ his
wife.
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WOMEN ARRANGE
PEACE PROGRAM
Noted Speakers TO Be Brought
Easter Sunday,

The Seventh District Federation or
Women's Clubs. Of which Mrs. John
T. Wheeler is chairman. Is cooperating
with the Woman's Department Club In
the observance Of a peace program
the afternoon of Easter Sunday, April
90 Plans are under way to have
speakers Of national prominence.
The committee In charge Is COM
posed of Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter,
chairman OF the peace committee OF
the Indiana Federation OF Clubs; Mes
danes Thomas r. Marshall, James p.
Goodrich, o. NJ. Pittengber. Edward
Franklin White. f. c Rumpler. G..
Quincy Dunlop. and Miss Gertrude
Feibleman.
The peace observance program is
the suggestion OF Mrs. Thomas G..
Winter, president Of the General Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs. In let
ter to presidents Of clubs she said:
Let It be made a call for concrete
things that tend to stop war-the
World Court--the development Of in
ternational understanding and justice,
conferences between nations In ma
ters that are outside Of legal turis-
diction, but touch upon policies"
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Growing IrkSome

Dear Miss Lee am 10 and divorced
intend TO marry in May. fhe man 10 20
years old.
He is in another city. want to know
whether you think I should stay home every
night, or would it be all right If I went to
don't see any harm in doing this.
Ny father raves every time l got out.
don't think 1t concerns him. as he has made
my life miserable ever since have been OLD
enOught to go any place.
1 have darling little girl and think this
man would be a wonderful father, al he
thinks quite a bit of her.
know you will think I should wal for
a few years before considering second mar
riage. but l have known this man for bout
five years. I know that I love him.
r. A.. r.
You certainly should be very. 7'ery
sure of yourself before you rena rry.
and very sure that the man really will
make a good father to your child. You
probably thought you loved your first
husband. OF course, you were too
young to hurry then; but you're not
so very old low.
Now let's see about the dances and
shows. Ordinarily, I should say that
in such circumstances, If the fiancee
did not object, and If the girl went
with good friends, known also to the
f1ancee. she should not be criticised
for going to an occasional dance or
show
However, you must realize that y
divorced girl must be especially care
full. This is nto always just, but It
is A fact. So I should advise you to
conf1ne your evening out almost en-
tirely to girl friends, or relatives. II
you really love your flancee, you will
not find this so hard
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jorie Hendren, Dorothy Seger. Clara
Goe. Leone Decker. Elizabeth Clark.
Jane Pritchard. Edith Gore, Ethel
Millikan and Helen Cox.
Mrs. ]. T. Habbe, 1851 n. Pennsyl
vania St. will be hostess for a lunch
con of the Public Health Nursing AS
sed+ation office auxiliary Friday aft
ernoon.
The afternoon will be spent making
surgical dressings.
Col. Perry Faulkner will speak al
an open meeting of the Founders
chapter OF American War Mothers
Sunday IN the Sculptor Court Of the
Heron Art Institute, to observe the
anniversary Of the entrance Of the
United States into the World War.
The program will include poems
read by William NJ. Herschell, talk by
Walter NJ. Meyers, readings by Mrs
W. D. Long and songs by Mrs. Jean
Mccormick. accompanied by Mrs. NJ.
D. Didway.
The Rev. T R White Of the Meri
dian Heights Presbyterian Church will
give a prayer He also will talk on
his experiences as chaplain during the
war.
Miss Katherine Kenney is in charge
OF a program for meeting of Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority Alumnae Asso-
citation April IL at the home Of Miss
Elizabeth Horner, 2146 broadway.
Miss Kinney will be assisted by Miss
Julia Tutewiler. Miss Hazel Van VIE
and Mrs. Arthur Baynham.
There will be an election of officers.
The hostess committee includes
Mesdames Charles Van Tassel, chair
man. Maurice Tenant, Jesse Van
Vie. Jean Vollrath. Maxwell Bailey
Z. l.. Davis, Frank Daley. Gilbert
Clippinger. Paul Y Davis and Misses
Eleanor Carpenter. Martha Updegraff
Charlotte Uhle. Helen Upton. Sarah
Cotton and Grace Crowder.
The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter
of Delta Zeta will meet April IL al
the home of Miss Mary Lane, 144(
n. Alabama St, for election of Off
GERS. There VIII be discussion OF
plans for the national convention in
June at Evanston, Ill.
The constitution will be read and
suggestions for revisfons made. Miss
Lane will be assisted by Mrs. Joe Ket
terry and Miss Helene Allen.
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Mrs. Emma Brandt, Miss Camilla
Roehme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Boyd. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. e, Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
]. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barret,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W Bugbee, Dr. and
Mrs. NJ E. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Clough.
The play is being brought to Indi-
annapolis by the local Alumni Associa-
ton of the University Of Wisconsin.
A program for husbands of mem
bers of the Wednesday Club was given
Friday night following a dinner in
their honor at the X. Of p Hall in
Belle Vieu Pl.
Hostesses were officers Of the club
Mesdames Frank Driver, J. r. Horne,
B. H. Bass, R. w. Robertson. c. H.
Trotter French baskets filled with
red carnations. the club flower, were
used in the table appointments.
The program included whistling
numbers by Jesse Han and readings
by Misses Rhoda and Lovilla Horne.
A pictorial Playlet" was given by
club members. Mrs. c. c. Munday
played the piano accompaniment and
Mrs. R. L. Davidson sang. Mrs. J.
W. Spicer read an accompanying
monologue.
Mrs. n. c. Steffy took the part of
the Indiana girl: Mrs. c. L. Hackard
the Lindsey Woolsey girl, Mrs. r.
W. Robertson the hoopskirt queen,
Mrs. William Schneider the hustle
girl. Mrs. l. c. McAnly the hour
glass girl, Mrs. Frank Driver the
1924 girl
Assisting hostesses were Mesdames
J. G.. Martin. c. H Trotter. ]. S.
Bradford. J. W. Spicer. c. c. Shaffer.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will meet at p. m. Saturday april
Il. at the Spink-Aras. Miss Ruth
Stone. chairman OF the program com
mittee. will be assisted by Mrs. o. NJ
Pittenger and Miss Mary Merker. Miss
Edith Hendren will act as chairman OF
the hostess committee, assisted by
Misses Stone, Mabelle Shelper, Mar
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Clubs e. Meetine S

The Marion County chapter Of
American War Mothers will meet at
2 D. m Tuesday at headquarters, 440
N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. e. Mae
Hahn will preside. Plans for Car
nation Day." May 10. will be made
Proceeds from the sale of carnations
ere to be used for the work with
American Disabled Veterans.
Tho Altruistic Club will meet with
Mrs. T. @. Clapp, 2439 N. Delaware
St., for luncheon Tuesday to celebrate
its seventh anniversary. Mrs. Anna
Stedfelt, who has just returned from
a trip to California and Oklahoma,
will be an honor guest.
Catherine Merrill Tent No. 9, Daugh-
ters of Veterans, will meet Monday
evening at Morrison Hall in Monu-
ment Circle. Plans for a chicken din
near and tea room to be conducted by
them at the bazaar April 80 for the
new @. A. r. home will be completed.
The women OF st. Rita Church will
hold a rummage sale in Paris Hall,
Nineteenth st. and Arsenal Ave.
| Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
Myrtle Stepp and Mrs. Sophia Coffeer
are in charge.
Plans for a Russian dance to be
given early in May by Phi Sigma
Delta Sorority were discussed at a
meeting Friday night at the home Of
Miss Lavaun Morsch, 1901 Ewing ST.
| There will be meeting Thursday
night at the home OF Miss Katherine
Klaber, So4 N Rural St.
| Miss Mildred Gerlach, Miss Bonnie
Thromeyer and Miss Retta Fink were
| pledged to Theta Sigma Chi sorority
Friday night at a meeting at the
home of Miss Alice Brooks, 1415 Park
Ave
Miss Mary Neese was assisting
hostess. Appointments were carried
out in the sorority colors, apple green
and peach
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Department
Club Notes

IN1IRECTORS viii meet at 10 a.
m. Monday.
- Monday afternoon, Mrs
Charles II. Smith, president of the
Parent-Teachers' Association, will adj
dress the Monday section on The
Growth and Education If Our Chill.
Gren." Lowell school orchestra will
l,lay~ Mrs. Charles r Sowder will be
presiding hostess.
The Mothers Round Table will
make a tour of the Orchard School,
$3.50 N. Meridian st., Thursday morn.
ing. Members are asked to bring
sandwiches for lunch at the school.
At a general club meeting at / D.
m. Thursday proposed revision of by
laws will be read. Following business
meeting at 2, Prof. George H Tapy
will give an address on THE Boy and
His Gang" under the auspices of the
community welfare section. Franklin
Greenwood will sing Old English Bal
lards. "She Never Told Her Love, y
Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, y
Some Rival Has Stolen My Love
Away" and Tommy Lad" accom-
panied by Mrs d. NJ Didway.
Hostesses will be Mrs H. NJ Wal
lick, chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Fred Hixon, ]. D. Hoss, Oscar D. Bob.
len. s. N Brundage, Albert Buchanan
J. w. Gentry, James Hoffmeyer, Virgil
Lamb. Richard Lieber, Nellie McCabe
Frank Malott, Hezie Pike, M. E. She.
walter. ]. r. Stokesberry, Charles D.
Trowbridge and Nell Won Hake.
The school tour scheduled for Fri
day has been indefinitely postponed
The home and education section an
nounces an educators luncheon for
April 16, when heads Of schools and
colleges of the city will be homer
guests.
The arts and crafts class will meet
at 9:30 a. m. Friday.
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Club Calender
April l.

April T.
Council Of Jewish Women-Hebrew
Temple Address, by Prof. Gino A
Ratti Of Butler University;\ nomina
ton Of officers; music.
IrWngton Woman 's-Hostess. Mrs
J. w. Putnam. 1862 Downey Ave. Mrs
3. r. Moore. Political Achievements
OF Women"
Monday Conversation 49, Hostess
Mrs. Emma Barnes, GIT E. Maple
road. S. e. Perkins. Wonders of the
Dunes"
New Era-H0stess. Mrs. Charles
Boyack, 1882 n Tuxedo. Election of
officers; Mrs. E. E. Padgett,
'Radium"
Womans Research-Hostess Mrs.
E. D. Clark. Winter Apis. Assistants,
Mrs. Ross Mercer. Mrs. r. A. Potts
Mrs. L. o. Hamilton, The Missing
Play" Miss Ruth Fillmore, violin
solo. accompanied by Mrs. John KoL
mer.
Monday Afternoon Reading-Hostess
Mrs. d. 8. Morgan. Gentlemens eve.
ming.
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Clipping From The Daily Clarion

Yesterday Mrs. Ruth Ellington ap
piled for a divorce from her husband
Harry Ellington, on the grounds OF
desertion.
1t will be remembered that Filing
ton left the city about Il year ago
taking with HIM a great deal OF
money belonging mostly 10 friends.
A young woman. 10 whom he had
been quite attentive. disappeared about
the same time. Nothing has been
heard Of either OF them since.
Mrs Ellington, however. makes no
mention Of any correspondent She
says that she has no knowledge OF
where her husband is. at the present
and asks for no alimony
Wesley Smith has been retained by
her as attorney.
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Girls Raped Again

NV Dear Madam This is a continuance
of the civil war between the eS-college man
and the flappers.
I heartily agree with the ex-college man,
and feel he knows Just what he is talking
about. l am 90 years old and have travelled
this country over and seen life in nearly
every stage The girl of "a must be shown
good time nr the man gets the air"
The poor men get the blame for 1t all
MANY a time | have taken a young girl to
a dance or dinner and have tired in every
way possible to be the gentleman. with
only the sad news the next day Shat 1 was
slow. To-day whomever I may have date
with 1 am Just what she wants me to be.
The majority of the girls. 1 must say, en-
10Y the petting parties drinking and wild
dancing Nine out of every ten men (the
exception being the poor fish of a sheik)
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PHONE CALL FROM RUTH Ell
LINGTON TO WESLEY SMITH.
ATTORNEY
! would ike To speak TO Mr.. Smith.
Who shall / tell him is speaking?
Mrs. Ruth Ellington.
Can l take the message?
No it is personal
Good morning. Mrs Ellington.
l have decided tC apply for a divorce
from my husband Mr.. Smith. VIII
you tell me what kind Of procedure
l must follow. You know he deserted
me one year ago.
Do you know w1ere ne is?
l haven't the slightest idea since he
left town. VIII yoG make an appoint.
ment with me TO take the case?
Certainly, Mrs. Ell ngton. Can you
come down this afternoon about four?
Yes. I will be there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
Individuals and
Business Men

find distinct advantages in carrying their checking
accounts at the branches and affiliated banks OF
the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company.
At these neighborhood banks they get banking
service equal to any Obtainable downtown, without
the Inconvenience and delay due to the congested
traffic conditions.
They find these banks anxious to be helpful.
whether in lending money giving experienced
advice, all with the earnest cooperation of the
main office
We hope you will call at our nearest bank and
let us explain how we pay interest on checking
counts and the advantages a connection of this
kind will have for you.
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BOYS Go Just as Far

Dear Miss Lee: I have been reading tho
letters about young girls in your columns
I cannot say which side I will take, because
I do think some girls go pretty far: bu;
the boys will not so very far If ths girls is
what she should be-
I do not believe in public dance halls.
l do not dance at all. because IL is against
my religion. I not very popular but
am not going to ruin my name to be.
A MODERN GIRL
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INDIANA COUNCIL
OF WOMEN WILL
MEET THIS WEEK
QuinQuenniaI international
Convention to Be Discussed
at State Gathering,

The discussion of plans for the
quinquennial convention Of the Inter
national Council of Women at Wash
ington in 1925 will. perhaps, be the
most vital topic during the annual
meeting Of the May Wright Sewall
Council of Indiana IN Greenfield
April and TO- Mrs. T. j Louden Of
Bloomington, president, will preside
Mrs. W. A. Denny of Anderson was
recently appointed by Mrs. Philip
North Moore, president of the Ma
tional Council. to act as State chair
man of the campaign to raise 100000
to defray expenses of that occasion
A circular has been sent out by Mrs
Moore outlining the duties of the
affiliated councils as hostesses for a
cunclave of 10000, 900 women from all
the countries of the world. Mrs
Denny is vice president of the Indiana
council.
State Offices
Other officers are Mrs. Casper But
Ter. Kokomo, second vice president
Mrs. Bertha Twibel Montpelier, third
wee president, MIS-. D. Il. bdICuS, III
dianapolis, fourth vice president: Mrs
f. A Williams. Indianapolis, record
ing secretary; Mrs. II. F. Reynolds
Indianapolis, corresponding secretary
Mrs w. A Raffe ty, Greenfield. treas
.urer; Mrs. George Sipe Kokomo
auditor
Headquarters for the State conven
ton VIII he in the Columbia Hotel
Meetings will he in the First Presby
terrain Church. Reservations are D.
ina; made with Mrs. W. A. Rafferty,
Of Greenfield Assisting her will be
Mrs Edna Hatfield Edmondson OF
Bloomington and Mrs. o. c. Luken
bill of Indianapolis.
hoard Meeting
Preceding the formal opening SEES
sion at 1870 m. April 9. there will
he meetings of the credentials com
mittee and the board of directors al
g:Se a. m
An outline OF revisiOns to the con
stitution has been prepared by the
committee. Mrs. H. F. Reynolds, Mrs
J. f. Barcus and Mrs. w. J. Denny
There will be a report of the biennia
conference at Decatur in December.
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CHANGE IN BASIS
OF MEMBERSHIP
TO Be TAKEN Up
Mrs. ], R, Barrett to Be
Speaker Sunday-AnnuaI
Dinner Thursday,

The membership department of the
Young Women's Christian Association
announces a membership meeting for
Sunday afternoon at 4. The health
education department will hold its an
nuaI dinner and program Thursday
night at els.
The proposed change in the basis
of membership for city Y. w. c. AS
will be taken up. This question is to
come up for vote at the national
Y. w. C. A convention in New York
City April 80 to May 6.
Mrs. j. r. Barrett. former president
of the Indianapolis Y. w. c. A. a
member Of the commission which has
made a study of the membership basis,
will talk
Mrs. HOke Presides
Mrs. Fred Hoke, president of the
board of directors. VIII preside.
The devotions will be conducted by
Mrs. Will Adams and announcements
will be made by Mrs. f. W.Wood
chairman of the membership commit
tee. Miss Bernice Reagan VIII give
several violin solos
The subjects to be taken up will be
as follows: THE Proposed Change in
the Basis of Membership in the Y. w
C. A." Mrs. ]. r. Barrett; do We
Need It." Miss Pearl B. Forsyth, gen
eral secretary; Some OF the Difficult
ties" Miss Florence e. Banham, mem
bership secretary: How 1t Works,
Miss Estel Fisk. Butler student
Following this there will be a rount
table discussion. A vote will then be
taken to instruct delegates to the
national convention. Mrs. Maurict
Moore is in charge Of the program ant
Mrs. II. r. Goens is in charge Of the
publicity.
Guests at Dinner
Guests at dinner and program OF
the health education department
Thursday will be members of the
health education committee, aud al
students who have taken part III the
many activities of that department
and their friends. These will include
girls and women who have beer
members of gymnasium, dancing
clogglnS, fencing and swimming
classes, and also members Of basket
ball and bowling teams. The program
at the tables will be informal and vii
include music and take-otfs OF
various things in the health education
department. Following the dinner
there will be roller skating and swim
ming. Reservations for the dinner
must be in by Wednesday noon.
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Martha Lee Says
Bride Comes to Defense
of Both Girls and Men

Rallyng the defense of both and girls, young
girls good times and be popular
with men, without going far they and get away
with it."
letter. course is response the excolege who
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will do whatever the girl leads him to do.
If she is straight. he will so act. and when
1 find girl of this nature. 1 admire her.
The girls of today are sheik crazy. and the
majority seem to fall madly in love with
this type of lounge lizard. II. D. II.
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Night Letter From John Alder
Prescott to Leslie Prescott

Sgd Is recovering slowly He rec
ognized me this morning. Pretty bad
" bunged up. Two OF his ribs broken
and ono leg broken at the knee. He
will be in the hospital at least two
months. I shall remain here until he
is quite conscious of his surroundings.
Perhaps you had better come down
as soon az he Is able to see anyone.
and then I will come home with you.
Poor old sgd needs the best that Is
coming to any man and he seems
to have gotten the worst. You know.
Leslie, he is quite the best friend l
ever had I Will stay with him a
while. Much love. JACK.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inco
NEXT: NIGHT LETTER FROM
LESLIE PRESCOTT TO JOHN AL
DEN PRESCOTT
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CHRIST CHURCH
Monument Circle, Rev. James D. Stanley
rector Sunday services. 8 and 10:45 =. N
Tespers. .. m.
Church school $50 a IA
ORIENTAL sPIRITUALIsT CHURC

ORIENTAL SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
will hold regular service next Sunday at
z 80 D. M in Castle Hall 230 E. Ohio ST.
Lecturer. Mrs Gloshen. Messages by d. q.
Smith, o. r. White and H. ShaubauGb.
Speaker Mrs Edward Eidleman. Mes
sages by different mediums. Everybody well
come at both services. George w. Layman,
president
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Telegram From Sally Atherton to
Leslie Prescott

Arrived to find Sam unconscious
No hope held out for his recovery
Have no idea when l shall return.
SALLY.
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FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. COS ".
Liberty ST. between Mass. Ave and North
st.. Sunday. 745 p m. Lecture by Rev.
Lydia Crane. Messages will be given by
the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken.
Message service every Wednesday at 2:30
and 7:45 D. me- conducted by the Ladies
Aid. Part of the time devoted to healing,
You are cordially invited to attend these
services, All are welcome. y
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SPIRITUALIST MISSION

VIII hold services at 1925 E. Washington
St., Sunday. z AS D. M; Wednesday. $50
.. m; Thursday evening at 745. Mes
sages by the leader. Mrs. Rose Allison, and
mediums present The readings by articles
Sunday night Everybody welcome. Board
day eve.