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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

No man is excluded from The
tournament Indian princes. Chinese
bandits. night watchnen and African
chiefs can all take their knuekied
fling II Dempsey and live 20 regret n.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

These neighbor's ehiIdre are doing
more 10 sfaBdardise the works than
All the diplomats In al the confer
sBees. Nobody knows what Mu-soiini
or lloyd George said st what Firpo
did inside the ropes.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
PROMINENT CITIZENS
 OBSERVE ANNIVERSARIES
Andrew TlTnhull. Inventor. Will Re 92 Tomorrow--;rcdcrick \. street. CT. veteran is S1.

Two Of New Rritain's prominent re- Sidents will celebrate their birthday anniversary tomorrow. They are Andrew Turnbull, of il Wallace street and Frederick Y. Streeter of Sl Dwight street,
 Mir. Turnhull win be % years old tomorrow. He has lived in this city for = years, coming here from TuHffville when he was 20 years or ago. He was horn in Paisley. Scotland. For 5s years he lived in the same house at 70 Rockwell avenue and is said to have voted for every Republi- can president the country has had. He has been connected with Landers, Frary A Clark over since tho firm was organized under is present name.
 Frederick N Strcoter is a past de- rurtment commander of the c. X. R. as well as past commander of the New Britain Post, Hc will bo st tomorrow. Hc is one of tho leading figures in Grand Army cirlns throughout the state and is wei known in national circles Of the organization. He K an accomplished musician and has been marshall of the Memorial Day parsdes for several years
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
BUTLER ARRIVES ID
 MAP OUT CAMPAIGN
]. Henry ROfabaCk Also al
 Washington Gathering

[ Washington, June William M.
 Butler, chairman Of tho republican national committee arrived in Wash ] lngton today to map ont campaign plans with President Colidgr anl par ty leaders.
 Mr. Butler conferred with Charles D. Hiles Of New York and Mrs. 4. r, Hcrt national eomittcowoman Of Kentucky, at noon hc had luncheon with President Coolidge to whom he gave his first report on the Cleveland convention. Conferences or party lrad- CTS will bchcld aboard tho Mayflower during a weekend cruise down tho Potomac. The guests will include in addition to alr Butler Secretary and Mrs. Hughes, Secretary Hoovcr. soc- rctary and Mrs. Davis and Sen Bran deEcc; Rep. Burton ef ohiol Mr. and Mrs. Hillea Cbarlcs E. Warren Am. to Mpyico3 j. H. Rora back, national committeeman rom Connecticut and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Reynolds Of Mas saehusrtts
 The rational chairman declined 10 comment on tho organization or duties .of inc advisory committee to tha na- tioHal committee pending conferences with President Coolidge. C. Balcom stomp. scrrctary fo the president. who with some other party leaders. was fn disagreement with Mir Butrer at Cleveland, ts to work on this advisory committee. Tir is cxprrtcd to re- turn tn his office from Cincinnati next vrok
 Artcr a short cruise down the river. during the afternoon. tlr. Mayflowrr will retur1 tonight to pick up tho tao "ons of President and Mrs. ronlidgn John and Calvin. Jr.. who returned today from s~hooi a' Morcnrsburg. Pa.
 Several guests including Mir. War rr7. vii snua aannro at flat time. The yacht tn"n win weigh archor again for a trio t-rae.nd to .aet until Mon 'isT tunruiHc
 "u Warr'n leaves tomorrow for his post at Na.iro Cnv.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
CHURCHES JOIN IN
 EDUCATIONAL MOVE
Maple St. Man and "Y" Worker Is President Of Organization

Louis Bru"mmer of Maple street. connected with the Hartford Y. NJ c. A. has been elected president of the recently organized council for religious eae>atipn in the c,ty. Eight local churches and possibly more will com- hine in an eifort to coordinate in a movement towards extending the field Of religious education here.
 Other officers are as follows: Vice president, l., r, Sade; secretary, Mrs r. Chester Halc; treasurer, A. W. Ap- pel; program committee, Frederic l.. Fay; finance. Harry Hancock; vaca- tion school committee, Henry Hoar.
 Representatives Of cooperating churches to date arc: First Baptist. F. R. Hitchcock. Clifton McoKnna, How ard Knapp, Mrs. C. S. Ludvigson: Ger man Baptist, w. B. Rotz, F. Young John Luheck. Rev. c, F.. Schncck; First Congregational, l.. P. slade, Rev
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
South Congregational

sunday 9:So a. m.. church school i Italian department; 1o:45 a. m. morn ] ing worship, sermon Along the Way" l2:10 p. ID. Church school. Meeting Of all depart ments in the Junior room. An illus l irated talk with stereopticon views ap- propriate to Flag Day and the Fourth of July will be given; 2:Se p. m. As syrian worship; 3:o0 ?. m., Clinton street extension Of south church Ital- ian school; 6:30 P. m.. Christian En- deavor meeting; 7;30 p. m, Italian worship.
 Monday. 4:oo p. m. meeting of Girl Scouts.
 Tuesday. 4:0o D. m. Jolly Nine Junior Achievement club; 7:30, meet ing Of Boy Scouts, Troop ..
 Thursday. 200, meeting of the As syrian wom,ls sewing club; S:30, meeting Of the Young Woman's de- partment for sewing and sociabilitE Friday, 6:So, meeting Of the rife club.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
EDWARD F. MILLER TO LECTURE ON
 "TEIE DIVINE RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT

Law was final throo of the struggle < despotic and corrupt government NOuid siinn ar discussion. a richi government has little to fear from any discussion.
 The result of the changed con1i- IiOn is sweeping. It gives an speakers as vel as writers greater freedom Of discussion. The lecturer need not fear iJ Ice frany and say what he thinks The highest tribunal or our Demor- racy says that Inc people arc soy- ffciEn. that officials Of government are servants and that the citizen in his sovereign capacity has a night tu discuss and criticize his government #Hhou fear of being called 10 ac. egHri in the csuris. so long as Iis does H8t advocate violence ana scdition.
 In these days tlfe divine right oi kings Is eiten little or DO considera- lion. Yei alr Edward F. Miller in his Ierinre on ti1a second night of tfs coming Cbautauqts program win lee turc on tbr 'BiGire Right of Govern nIeat HH will discuss in a popular and prac.irai way tbe functions of Cover meut and VIII point out what constitutes Typmocrary's right 10 on durr Nr. Miller Is courageous crusader for ihose things which mske for bigger and hstier world. H. vas trained for tae ministry and spent taH years fH important New England pastsTairs
 For setsrsI years. Mr. Muisr hs' eissu his entire time to CharauqDs work iu both tfe leeturing and direct ing phasea He has always been in tarssied in the social sciences. and unerever he las lived he has sue reeged in making practical applica tfou of his theories iiy ideufifyinE i1inseif closely with community ac- tItftias. Mt Miller in bis lecture br1nrs d ytirl -fee~sage to-tlse -e4lau- tauqaa platform.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
City Items

samon's fresh pineapple ice cream tomorrow at Axelrod'a parl, S-.--adyt The South church picnic which was to have becn held today has been postponed until nest Wednesday, srmon's fresh pin,appln fec cream tomorrow al Axclrod's. Park si.--advt Harold k. Josephs Of the southern N,w England Telephone rb. isturrcd 10 his home on Curtis street today from thc hospital. where ne was op- aratod on recently. A bicycle was stolen from tho yard cf Edward Frawlev of 35a Main street yesterday afternoon, arcorslira fo a report made to the polic- by ihr boy.
 A fake agent collecting subscriptions for magaziros. and claiming to He a rnprosr ntatftp of Sagc-Allpn cum- rany Of Hartford is operating in tbr city. according to complaint re- critod by thr police from The Hart ford coaccrn.
 Star Of Good WiH lodge Nit oh- serve ifs 2fth annitcraary on Monday evening at 5:3b o'clock iu Jr. e. T.. A. NJ. halL
 Louis Easchkow. son of Mrs. \. Haschkow nf 3i Camp street, will leave tomorrow morning for Chicago. wber. hc will spend @ wccz.
 \ son was born last evening to Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Cpmst0rk of Mcridgu. formerly of New Britain. This makes ]. E. Comstock. advertising manarrr for F. and r. Corhin plant. a grand father.
 The New Britain Ministerial asso- ciation will meef for lunch al the Stanley Memorial church Monday noon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
OPERATION ON HEART
Mans Ribs Removed, Outer sack Drained of Blood, and Organ Again Innclions Normally.

Kansas rity, June 2i.--Artbur Har- Iis, l. ". W, stabbed in a fight with negro harvest hands here Thursday night, has a chance of recovery, due fo an unusual operation performed on him by surgeon at hospital
 A knife had penetrated ihn pcricar- dium or Harris heart, inhirtng q ound threr-fourihs Of an inch loiE The outer heart sack fli"d with blood. making action Impossible
 Three ribs Were removed by 'hc surgeon, who hen drained tho outer sack, sewod mp the wound and re placed tho rile. A local anaesthrtic was used Gas was administered only when tho wound was sewcd
 Harris said he folt no pain. His condition Is reported as "eatisfac- tory"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Gr2 1uation Program at
 Gf. W7Ty'S Cr'7onI Suuday

'omGrs ssman E. Hart Fenn win speak H' thr outing or the Second Ward EcruhHren club at Mornauguin. Jun" 1E. t#r c.uh aunounrrd this af- terRopn. T1rgf. Gov. Hiram Bingham 1s also on tne zprafiuE program. The r0mmi-tto I1 charge of the event re- rorts great j'wanH fur tickets and II i- expected that tha outing will foe one "r The most surrcssfH iH tLG annals of tha cfga.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

In Inc old divine right Of kings
 days -nan who erred out against anything tIe government did. god into -xws Iinr trouble. He went t1 raoi-- maybe Ife went to tEt seafotd. Then fhe king could do no wrong. s5 called.
 But today fhir@s are tnrTrd right around. Thesa ara more nosrlF fhe -fitfnf rzhf of geJpif~ aars and ire 5.i#es are osir hired men. So since thH peoult are sovereign. fhrf can -sr what tEey risase about tbeir hired sargaHts. inc royerfusfut. and tbe eorerumcrt has rot 10 stand for i'.
 THe strHeG5e for fhe freedom of speech Has been going or for ages. sain.rg inch br inch as fnarfFrs hete --lffsred for il It hs 'pfI 10 iTins Ire American IseroIBtlon. The seditIOn
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
NIAREI,nE LICENSES

Marriage licenses we're issued lo- day at thc office Of the town clerk as follows: Panl Grogmar of 15s Cherry street and Miss Helen r. Linton of a5 Griswoid street; Vito Dorio of 2S7 I.awlor street and Miss Rose Furietto of thr same address; Henry Adams of Gi Smith street and Miss Nellie Fall of tii Broad stre f: Irwin ]. Brenn or Bridr' port and Mrs. Margaret Mor- iarty Of tG Sheffield street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
BREAK STREET LisrIrs

R. w. Chamberlain of 53S Lincolr street reported 10 the police. last night that four men were brt 0nE th' street lights on iincoln greet Patrol. man Gustav 4cllhurE was sent to in. yrstirate md found that tsr0e lights had bccn broken. but the men had disappeared.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
| irst Lutheran

Sunday school at 9:30 d. m. Rev. C. Franson Of Wentworth, N, J. will preaca al the morning service at 1p:3o o'clock This service will be in Swed- ish.
 The pastor. Dr. Ahlquist, who has attended the synodical meeting in Dckalb. H., and the kiwanis conven- ton at Denver, Cal, will arrive home MedncslaN
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
WILL DECORATE gr,yrs

Pride tI-r's. Lady FaraSters. Hin make rs annual visit io Inc ccfnc- +sriss Monday evening. a committee 0f 'hr cirole mnatiug members of inc orEar5Hyou af o'clock at sf Ma~r'7 cemetery to make 'hn tisff tu frn rraFss. Floral offerings will Dc Tare3 na rarh grave.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
STEPHENSON-M MALLORY
George M Stephenson and Miss Cora l. Mallory Married Today at Par s0nagr of Center Church,

George NJ. Stephenson and Miss Cora J. Mallory wero married this morning at tho Center church parson- age by Rev. Fl. ". Mater. pastor. They were attended by Mir and Mrs. Ar thur ]. Redpath. Following the ccro- mony they lcft on aa extended we'd. ding trip to Boston. Mass, Portland
 Me, and Montreal. J'pon their return they will make their home nt ioS S ymour avcnue. Mir, Stephenson is employed by tho New Britain l~" Corporation md Is an cx-scrtlce man.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Nff1-rtN,.s nr w IL :,

T=n last tarctiug Of thn r. W. IT. <. for His asa=an rIU ra bcI9 uorday nv"Hirg on IuHs @5 at s o'r'orB in tbe uita5 baH Ths -Iirsas Eess5a Eap- 'sr and Znl5a Isl-rAraaH eil eHteffain ta" wr fHhrrs wi-r songs and folk gaHrez. St1Hts and games ~iH he played Refreshments y-1iI be served.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
stanley Memorial
Congregational

Sunday, goo a. m., all departments Of the church school; l0;O0 a. m., morning worship with sermon by the pastor, Rev R. x. Gilman, subject The Sabbath for Man"
 Monday, l2;l5 D. m, luncheon for the New Britain Ministers association served by the ladies of the church.
 Saturday, Stanley Memorial church and Sunday school picnic for all the people Of the church and parish. at Rockwell park, Bristol. Motor trucks and automobiles for conveying the children win leave the church al Q o'clock, and returning will leave the park about o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
German Isalliist

Sunday, s:30 a m.-Childrens day festival with Sunday school. No Eng fish service. 11:30 service in German.
 Monday evening meeIng Of the Priscilla cub in the residence of Mrs, Gcshinsky in Berlin.
 "Wednesday evening annual straw berry festival iu church, under au- spices Of the Ladies Aid society.
 Thursday, 5 ?. m, prayer meeting in English.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Emmanuel Gospel

Sunday i0:00 q. m. prayer and praise service; l0:45 a, m., preaching topic, Baptism of the Holy Spirit i2:i5 ?. m., Sunday school; s:30 D. m. open air meeting of Young Peoples society, Walnut Hin park; ZOO p. m, evening worship, sermon topic The Knowledge Of the Lord"
 Tuesday, 1880 D. m., teachers train- Ing class.
 Thursday. 7:45 ?. m. mid-week prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Lusf.g TOP W Atro rRasH

Prank Reynolds nf Florence street rrrortsi tr tba police this morning That a machine was passing an auto tf was driving ou Florence street and # h5t his vehicle. tearing tbe f0p nn tIr was unable to aseersafr tHa f5ltn- tty ot tte gsiyzF sf thH 0ther machine as tt did nol stop.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Christian Scienrr

Sunday service at i0:i5 a. in,. sub ject Tn the Universe, including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; Wednesday eve nine meeting at o'clock. The read ing room, Room soi National Bank building is open to the public daily from i2 noon until o'clock except Sundays and Holidays.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
First Church of Christ.

Sunday, 1t;oo a. m. morning serv- ice. Goo ?. m. Young Peoples sery- fec, Theme for sermon; What Shall I Believe Concerning the Sacrament"
 Wednesday. e:00 ?. m. English class for Armenian women.
 Thursday. goo D. m., Armenian women's Bible class 7;i5 D. m., rn- ion Preparatory Service. Rev. pr, George W. c. Hill will make the ad- dress.
 Holy Communion next Sunday
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Pamning is pnnnlar

London Many London society women hsbinaily pawn their jewels and other precious possessions when they arc going on 2 trip. kot. wish ing to leave fhcir valuable fn an empty house. they put them in a pawushcp, where they arc assured Of good care.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Reformation Lutheran.

Reformation Lutheran. First Sunday after Trinity fh q. I'll. services.
 11:15 a. m. sunday school. The Revrrond C. T. Trouberg. mis- sionary from India will speak at both services.
 Tuesday evening the regular meet ing of tho church council will be held at o'clock. "Wednesday morning at 9:3o o'clock the sumner Bible school will open. Classes will he conducted every We'd n"sday and Thursday morning at 9:S0 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
\. sf. T., Zion.

Sunday service; t0:i5 8. m, Rev. ". C. Morland of Hartford, evangelist of the First Episcopal district of the A. M. F.. church connection, will preach morning and evening. Sunday school l2:30 a, m.
 6:S0 D. m. Narick Christian Endeav- or society,
 7;45 p. m. sermon hy Rev. w. c. Morland.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
I'eOpie'S

10:45 s- m, Children's day eXcr- cjses; 12 noon, Sunday school session 6:00 p. m, Young peoples meeting, led by Mrs. Mabel Hough; 7:oO p. m.. preaching by the pastor subject. Tine Devils Toboggan Slide"
 Wednesday, 3:0O, Woman's mission Rry prayer band
 Thursday, 7:45, church prayer meet ing
 Friday, 7:45, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

H. W. Maier, Mrs. Marcus White. Miss Margaret MacAnley; South Congrega- tional T. l.. Weed, Mrs. H. T. Weed, Mrs. Harold Dempsey Mrs. F. Chester Hale; Stanley Memorial, Rev R. x. Gilman, 0. A. Marsh. Mrs. A. r. Spencer Geo. " Hamlin, Swedish Bethany, 4. w Appel, C. E. Carlson, Harold Anderson, Emil Hirrpe: Meth odist Miss Cora Graulich, Harry Han cock. Louis Bruemmer. II. C. Doo- little; Episcopal C. F. Chase, I. D. Russell, Rev Samuel Sutuiine.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
First RanIIsf

lo:45 2. m.-Morning worship, ser mon by the Rev. William Ross, sub- iect, Spiritual Triumphs." 3:45 d. m.. Bible school and adult classes.
 Monday, 1880 D. m.-Boy Scouts.
 Thursday, 7:45 ?. m.-Mid-Nsck k prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
DZFMlAMNISSs
 ESSENCES in tle CI7IRCRESse55TzAa2. GaS - 2tfsaz7

1 ID study the Bible" 12:oS, Sunday
 school; zoo. evening service with sermon. The Characteristic. Of 1 Wise Man" Thursday evening at o'clock. Bi- bIe study Of JuIe's Epistle.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Frogs and toads destroy vast mum hers of insects and worms.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
second Advent

io.is a. m, Sunday morning serv- Ice with sermon by the pastor. How
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
E--<we-

in German at ln:45 a. m
 Meeting O. the board of deacons Tuesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
International Btb,e students Assn.

i0:45 P. m., Junior Bible class Lee ture 1880 p. m, Sunday evening at Lithuanian hall 354 Park street, by c. Ne,iilis of Brooklyn. x. r., 10 the Lithuanian people,
 Si. Matthews Lutheran.
 Service in English at gi1b a. m. and
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
/. o. o. F. CELEBRATE ami
vERSARY FRIDAY EVENING

l. 0. 0. F. Garfield Chapter viii cell
brate their university with the Re-
becca Chapter jointly as guests on
Friday evening April rs. The M. e,
Ladies will serve the banquet in their
church parlors. |. 0. 0. F. Garfield
Chapter is making arrangements for
about 800 guests as invitations have
been sent to Bear Greek and Washo
chapters. Attire the banquet they will
serve the banquet in their church
parlors. !. o. o. f. Garfield Chapter
is making arrangements for about 800
guests as invitations have been sent
to Bear Creek and Waso Chapters,
After the banquet they will repair to
Workers Hall, where 1.-THE Old Maids
Club" home talent play will be Civ
en-. For later entertainment, dancing
will be INDUCED in until the "wee
small hours of morning"
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
HELEN AND MARGARET SIM
MONS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Helen and Margaret Simmons, twin
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Simmons celebrated their 9th birthday
on Saturday afternoon by giving a
very pretty dinner party. A table was
laden with a tempting array of de-
licasies such as delight the heart of
childhood, but the browning climax of
the occasion, were the two birthday
cakes decorated with 6 candles each.
Untold delight filled the heart of each
lass and laddie when presented with
favor, an Easter egg dressed as a
clown. After spending the remain
ing afternoon hours in various chill
dish sports the following happy
youngsters wended their way home
ward. Patricia Sweeny, Jane Hardy,
Margaret Bailey, Helen Bailey, Tom
Dale Bailey, Norma Verne Stumpff,
Camel Loughney and Earl Loughney.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
COUNCIL MAKES DONATION
OF $50 TO BEAUTIFY
LIBRARY GROUNDS.

At regular Council meeting on
Monday evening, April 21st, dona-
ton of $4,000 from the street fund
for the purpose of filing in and seed
ing lawn on the Carnegie Public
Library grounds, opposite the depot.
The Economic and Civic department
of the w. c. r. L. donated $500 a
year ago, by requesting that other or
CARNATIONS be asked to do likewise,
arrangements have been made for
the completion of the Carnegie
Library lawn this spring.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY LEVIN
RETURN FROM HONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levin returned
last week from their honeymoon trip,
following their wedding which took
place in Butte on April IA, and are at
home to their friends at the Salimen-
en- residence. Mr.. Levin, who has
been a resident Of Red Lodge for
many years, is manager of the Hoff-
man Store. Mrs. Levin, who was
formerly Miss Esther Solomon Of
Omaha, has been residing at Billings
for the past two years.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
YOUNG PEOPLE ORGANIZA-
TION GIVE CARNIVAL.

The Young Peoples organization Of
the Congregational church under the
direction Of Mary Alice Kittenger will
give Carnival at Workers Hall on
Saturday, April the 26th at p. m.
There will be clowns, comic acting, be-
Sides fancy dancing and various other
interesting numbers on the program.
They are arranging booths where con-
fstta, hot dogs and coffee may be pro-
curred. Dancing will be INDUCED in
from Q to IL p. m.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
MRS. JAS. A. BROPHY
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

Mrs. j. A. brophy who has success
fully submitted to an operation for
goitre in Grant hospital Columbus,
Ohio, is convalescing. The operation
was performed on Thursday, April
the 18th by DR.. Crotty who specializes
in goitre operations.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
CHAPTER r. OF P. O. E. WILL
MEET WITH MRS. r.. M. PORTER

Chapter r. Of P. o. E. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ralph M. Porter on
Tuesday evening May the 9Th with
Miss Margaret Rogers and Mrs.
Ralph Porter as hostesses. Refresh
ments will be served at the close of
the evening.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
o. E. s. GIVE KENSINGTON
AND CARD PARTY

Order of Eastern Stars will give a
Kensington and Card party in the
Masonic Home on Thursday, April the
oath. The hostesses for the AFTERNOON
are Mesdames John Baxter, Lou
Helm, H. A. Simmons and A. ]. Hole.
This will take the place Of the month
ly dancing party. ....-..... ............
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
THE INQUIRY CLUB
WILL HOLD MEETING

The Inquiry Club will hold their reg
ular meeting Thursday evening, April
"a in the Library Club rooms. The sub
ject to be discussed will be Forest
Proection by Supervisor R. t. Fergu-
son, Of Billings. Other discussions to
be given by H. L. Hussong, and o. j.
Simmons.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
MRS. w. b. NUTTING HOSTESS
TO DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. John Tolman and Frank Clark
motored through from Billings to Red
Lodge on business. Mr.. E. M. Clark,
a brother of Frank, also came up from
his Red Lodge Greek ranch home and
all were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Nutting on Tuesday evening,
April the 22nd Mr.. Clark and Toll
man returned to Billings the same
evening.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB GIVE
FARMERS PARTY.

The Fortnightly Club will give so
called Farmer Party on Thursday
evening April the oath in the Library
Club rooms, meaning each member
will furnish some part Of the lunch to
be served that evening. At the
next meeting Of the Fortnightly Club
Mrs. Fl. P. Cassidy will be hostess and
the meeting will be held in the Cassidy
home.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25
A. A. OF U. w. POSTPONE
MEETING.

The American Association of Uni
versity Women scheduled to meet with
the Misses Charlotte and Martha Dill
worth on Saturday April the goth,
will be postponed until Saturday even
ing, May the 3rd and will be held at
the home of the Misses Dilworth who
will serve refreshments at the close Of
the evenings program.