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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

An attack in the courts on the
Texas white Primary law, which
specifically debars Negroes from
voting in the Democratic primaries,
and which vii constitute the opening
of general attack upon disfran-
chisement of colored people in the
South, is announced by the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, SO Fifth Avenue
New York Ci.y Messrs f. C. Knoll
enberg and r. H. Channell, of Ell
Paso have been retained to conduct
the case in the Texas courts and with
them, in the event Of appeal 10 the
H. S Supreme Court. will be asso--
ciated Moorfield Storey Of Boston,
former president OF the American
Bar Association and James A. Cobb,
of Washington former special assist
ant to the U S. Attorney for the
District of Columbia. y
The present case arises out of the
denial to DR.. l.. A. Nixon, qualified
voter. of the right TO participate il
the primary election at Ell Paso. The
refusal to permit DR.. Nixon to vote
in the primaries is based upon an
act passed in May 1928 by the Texas
legislature, reading as follows:
Amy qualified voter under the
laws and constitution of the State of
Texas who is a. bona fide member of
the Democratic Party, shall be
eligible to participate in any Demo
cratic primary election, provided
such vo.er complies with all laws
and rules governing party primary
elections: however in no event shall
a Negro be eligible to participate in
a Democratic Party primary election
held in the State Of Texas and should
a Negro vote in Democratic. primary
election such ballot shall be void
and election officials are herein
directed to throw out such ballot and
not count the same.
1t is contended by the Advancement
Association that under the system of
one party dominance in Southern
Sta tes where candidates for office are
virtually elected in the primaries, to
deber any class of voters from the
primaries is in effect to disfranchise
them The constitutionality of the
Texas statute and Of other similar
statutes throughout the South is in
volved in the case.
Decision has already been rendered
against DR.. Nixon and the Ell Paso
Branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, by the Federal District Court
and the case is now being appealed.
A Statement. ON the case issued by
James Weldon Johnson, Secretary of
the National Association for the AID.
vancement of Colored People, says:
1T is clearly evident that decision
in this case will profoundly affect the
Negro in America. SO long as Ne
groes can be deprived of free access
to the ballot because of their color,
just so long can their economic, legal
political and other rights be disre-
garded with impunity. Since the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18
THE SEAT OF TROUBLE

Why this howl because minister
dares repeat the language of Moses,
Isaiah, Solomon and Jesus. 1t is
not because you are so jealous for
the immortal John Jasper; not be-.
cause you are bound to defend the
theory of Nicolas Copernicus-for
then you would have quarreled with
Robowtham, the founder of the
Zetetic School of Philosophy, who
holds ''that the earth is a fiat disk
with the north pole at it's center and
that the Sun and CHER heavenly
bodies are lights in the armament.
rirrling over the earth around the
po e star rs center. This is the
only astronomical THEORY that
accords with Holy Writ.)
Rut, dear brother, l fear that you
are having trouble in explaining away
to certain persons number OF things
which they hear and feel at Bethel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18
WYTHEVILLE ITEMS.
(By Ethyl NJ. Hebron)

WYTHEVILLE, VA. April 14-Rev,
G B. Holloway was at his post at
the Franklin Street M. E. Church.
Sunday morning. He preached an
eXcellert sermon At night Prof. R.
H. Scott, the Superintendent of the
Sabbath School rendered splendid
Easter program The collection for
the day was S247 90.
Rev. G. o. Wing preached Sunday
at Bethel A M E. Church. morning
and night He preached his last ser
mon for this Conference year and
left Monday for Conference, which
convenes in Eastville, Va. April Is.
Miss Fannie Breckenridge, the SUI
perintendent rendered an excellent
Easter program in the afternoon.
Collection for the day was $125.O0.
Mr.. NJ A Hill. of Bluefield. spent
Easter with his family and left Mon
dav morning.
Rev. c. B. Holloway and Rev. G.
o. Wing were highly entertained at
the Cozy Cafe for Easter dinner,
Sunday, at 1 P. M
Mrs. William Dickerson and little
daughter, of Gillian, w Va. are
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lucy
Bourne.
Mrs. Alice Parson and daughter,
Anna Mae. of Bristol, are visiting
Mrs. Bessie Reynolds on Franklin
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collier, of Ru-
raj Retreat passed through the city
Sunday enroute for Pulaski to spend
Easter. Miss Marie Chapman Joined
them and they all report having a
pleasant time.
Mrs. Mary Cattle is quite ill at her
home on East Main street.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hebron and children
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18
OYSTER PUNCHEH
POPULAR INVENTION.

First break in history made by the
invenor. l.. Dickerson. of Nesting,
Va. from evidence obtained from at
least 1000 citizens of the United
States. both white and colored, and
all testify to the same, that the pho
tograph OF Dickerson's invention is
the frs. photograph of Negro's
invention that has ever been seen in
this country.
The $500 reward for any substan'
tial Improvement on this machine
still holds good and a postcard pho
tograph may be obtained at S1.O0
each. Address l.. Dickerson. Nesting
Va. or The Planet Office, 81 N. 4th
ST.. Richmond Va.
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Mad con Stanfield. AGENT

ROANOKE, VA; April 13-Thomas
Croane. the elder son Of Mrs. Camilla
Croane. 634 Gregory Avenue was
rainuIy injured when his fathers
horse fell on his right leg Sunday.
the 10Th No bones were broken but
tho pain was severe.
Rev. w. r. Howerton. D. D., OF
Mt. Zion A NJ. e. Church and the
Western delegation left the city
Monday at midnight for Eastville.
the seat of the Virginia Annual Con-
ference. They will report work done
during this Conference year. II is
hoped that all have done well
MIR. NJ d. Barlow, sc Chestnut
Avenue. n. w who has been sick for
about two weeks. is able to resume
his run on the n. and w.
Mr.. William Hale and his friend,
Mr.. Robertson. of GalaX, Va. were
the guest of Mrs. C. ]. Dickerson,
041 Tenth Avenue. n. E. Easter
Sunday as dinner guest. They at
tended the Thanksgiving services OIL
The st. Lukes and First Baptist and
s. Pauls Memorial Churches while
here. They left early Monday for
Their homes. after Il pleasant visit.
Mr. Lewis Barksdale, 321 Tenth
Avenue, n E. has been quite Ill since
Saturday and is quite sick as yet
Mrs Annie Brandon and little
daughter are yet out of the city,
where Mrs. Brandon is attending the
bedside of her sick sister. She Is
reported much improved.
Mrs Nettie Watkins, SO Centre
Avenue. n. w. is at the bedside OF
her daughter in Petersburg, va.
Mrs Origins, of S29 Norfolk Ave
nue.. n. w. who has been quite SICK
for a long period, is reported some
what improved
The Sewing Circle held its last
meeting Friday evening, April ~, at
the home of Mrs Mary %. Colvln, Oh
AIS Tenth Avenue, N. Il
There was large excursion in our
city Monday. April 18th from WIN
ston Salem to witness the ball games.
1t was fine day for sports.
Deanwood Park has been opened
for the season.
Mrs. Lula Hayes, of Martlnsv-lle,
Va. spent Easter in the city. She is
the picture of good health.
MIR. Jacob King, of 206 Ninth Ave-
nue., n. E. was reported indisposed
Monday afternoon.
Rev. James d. Walker sustained a
bad cut on his foot while assisting
in some repair work at his church
in Hollins, Va He has been confined
to his home for three weeks. An
axe fell on his foot, cutting a deep
cash in his instep. He is getting on
nicely and expects to be at his work
again soon. /
Mrs ELIZA Martin, of Ninth Avenue
who has been quite sick, is slightly
improved.
Mr.. Gallenous Whales. of Diamond
Hill, n. f is much indisposed.
1t VIII be very pleasing to The
p anes Agent if those in arrears in
their weekly settlement to the total
of three weeks. will settle either with
The boy or NJ. Stanfeld.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

| have never attempted to preach: l
preached James S. Hatcher's sermon)
arl almoTt in the same breath, you
declare that 'Cohn Jasper alone
Gnu preach on the Motion of the
Sun" What aileth thee, Macbeth?
You ask if my Church sends out
men who believe not the most ele-
meNtary cacts of science. Let me
inform you, dear sir, that did not
got my commission" from my
Church but from the Man with the
s-:ke-riven hands. Furthermore, l
WIS hot sent 10 preach 'the most
e!amentarv facts Of science but to
preach Jesus and the Resurrection"
And if I choose to do it under the
subject: 'The Sun Moves, what is
that 10 thee?"
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STACNTON, (VA.) ITEMS.
II C H Distrihntorl


STAUNTON, VA, April 14-Sun'
dav was an ideal Easter day here in
his section and all of the churches
We're well attended.
Rev. E. d McCreary, pastor OF the
NJ Zou Baptist Church was called
o his former charge to preach the
funeral of one of his deacons. While
in Tidewater section he visited his
chi dren and mother-in law.
Rev Godfrey Tate, young divine
of the Augusta St M. E. Church,
filled the pulpit at Mt. Zion Sunday.
Staunton is proud of her own produc
ton. in the person of Rev. Tate.
Mr. Boyd Hawkins was the Easter
guest of his mother Mrs. Sarah
Hawkins, of n. New street.
The Cunios' A. G. and the Chrisolet
A C. met on the S. M. A. Diamond
on Easter Monday. The game ended
in favor of the Chisolets.
Mr. links Brewn is out again after
an illness of about ten weeks and
very much improved
Mrs. Mary Scott, of Fairview, is
able to attend her duties as Sunday
School teacher in the Mt. Zion Bap'
fist Church, after being sick for
abou: two months.
Mrs Nina Marshall, wife Of one
of our most efficient dentists, who
has been very much indisposed at
the home of her mother. is slowly
improving, we are glad to note.
The Elks held their annual memoir
ial program on Sunday, at Augusta
Street NJ. E. Church. 1t was very
largely attended. The Daughters in
Uniform made Staunton feel proud
of its 1925 womanhood.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church, 40
N. Monroe street is new unit to the
Baptist Church. with very broad
invites the public and his many
program. Rev. w. B. BAH, pastor
friends to worship Sunday, April
18th, 1880 A. M and $3.50 P. M.
Communion, First Sundays, s P. M e.
Sunday School, $3.50 P. M. Special
music All are invited.
REV. w. B. BALL. Pastor
F. BALL, Clerk.
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I was cured Of very bad ca.s %
Rheumatism by two bottles -
] Hayden's wonderful Herb Med
cine, after suffering long time VIII
the dreadful disease. was unable
to move hand or foot, and sttar
had taken three doses of the NED
icine I was able to get ont Of 49,
bed and walk across the door end
only two bottles of the medicine hss
made me a perfectly well man r.
every respect. ] cannot give NJ
]. Hayden too much praise for What
he has done for me. have aarF
many other suffering ones to $50
and they have also gotter cured w.
daughter was also cured Of Rhepm'
tism and Indigestion by L. J Fav
denis Herb Medicines at No. EGO ~
Broad Street. Richmond. Va -
,opmsnd M [ ]. Havdep ~ M
VI the gres 'rHt Tea ers of the ncs
- earth Respectfully.
J. D. TAYLOR
1919 .. Grace st.. Richmond vs
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PENDLETON-WALKER T..

On Monday night, April Is, 1925
at the residence of Rev. r. c. Pan
nell, D D., Miss Izetta Walker. the
attractive daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Eugene Walker, of Baptist Street and
Mr.. Landon Pendleton, of Washing
ton, Pa. were united in marriage.
Only members of the family and the
intimate friends were present. Mrs.
Pend eton was a member of Staunton
1923 debutantes and all of Staunton
offer CONGRATULATIONS.
We advise all Stauntonians to buy
The Planet and read the VirG MIA
news each week.
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- \ I'FfN EIp WtSi 'pTOd
Richmond Va Iulv s 1910
perfect cure has been effected
h, ! HaydeB's Pure Herb Medi-
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adv'srd TO go and get some Of L. ].
Hsv,i-n.s Herb Medieip" and try be
-e being operator or. did 30,
and N twenty four hours after using
"is medicines I passed at least a
ha" dn7ep gravel. some as big IS
iarpe pea Since that time I have
n. suffered with the gravel
highly recommend 7 7. Hayden'e
rn ed'cnA 70 s!l suffering humanity.
am ]. A. PAGE.
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HAYDEN Manufacturer Pure Herb Medicines
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DR.. HATCHER REPLIES

CONTINUED from Page ID
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

ROANOKE, VA; April 13-Thomas
Croane. the elder son Of Mrs. Camilla
Croane. 624 Gregory Avenue was
rainuly injured when his father
horse fell on his right leg Sunday.
the 18th No bones were broken but
tho pain was severe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

Rev. W. r. Howerton. Z. D., OF
Mt. Zion A NJ. E. Church and the
Western delegation left the city
Monday at midnight for Eastville,
the seat of the Virginia Annual Con-
ference. They will report work done
during this Conference year. 1t is
hoped that all have done we'll
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

Mr.. NJ. d. Barlow, sc Chestnut
Avenue. n. w who has been sick for
about two weeks, is able to resume
his run on the n. and w.
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STEWART STORE NEWS

Our large well-equipped beauty
parlors are almost completed at this
time.
Miss Lenore Stewart and mother
drove to Downing Sunday. They
were accompanied by Harold Walton.
Mr.. Randall left on Tuesday for
Madison and will probably go from
there to Milwaukee before return
ing.
Lydia Rautenburg and Jack Davi-
son accompanied the post office force
on their annual picnic at Pine Lake
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjerstedt drove to
Red Wing Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gena Peterson spent the
weekend at New Richmond.
Ted Thorson motored to Red Wing
last Sunday.
Meta Churchill picnicked with the
Herb Kruger family on the St.
Croix Sunday.
Miss Odessa Wolf returned on
Wednesday from a trip to GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin.
Ray Wangerine was IN Woodville
last Sunday.
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South MarteH

julius Iverson and Sammy Hedges
on are leaving this week for the
Dakota harvest fields.
George Aastrum is driving new
Chevrolet sedan.
Clarence Baardson and family and
Arthus Baardson from Minneapolis,
have been visiting at the N. A.
BaardSon home.
Arthur Nyeggen and family of
Spring Valley, A. B. Olson and fam
lily of South Hill, and the T. o.
Moen family of the town of Ellis
worth spent Sunday at the P. B.
Bjerking home.
A birthday party was given for
Mrs. 0. 0. Steen and Miss Elsie
Bierking at the formers home in
FL Paso Saturday. A delicious
lunch was served at five o'clock.
This IS an annual affair and instead
of each year growing older they get
younger, which is a good way to
feel.
Fly Spray 75c per gallon in bulk.
Freeman Drug Co.-adv.
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Mann Valley
River Falls, Wisconsin

Mann Valley Community Club
meeting Thursday evening, July 80,
A play entitled "A First Glass
Hotel,' will be given by Oliver
Younggren, NeIsc Melander, Will
Brosi and Theodore Frye.
Lester Griffin, MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Christianson and son, John,
Arthur Betterly and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Griffin and children spent Sun
day in st. Paul with Mrs. Bernard.
Florence Carlson had an operation
for Appendicitis last Wednesday. She
is in the ST. Barnaba Hospital, Min
neapolis.
The Oak Knoll School has pur-
chased a second hand Kimhall piano.
Mabel Johnson is in a hospital in
st. Paul recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Elmer Bjerstedt will enter
tain the Swedish Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Friday, July 81.
Miss Charlotte Griffin is a guest
of her cousin, Vivian johnson of St.
Paul, this week.
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BELDENVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB

The outdoor concert given by the
Ellsworth band at the Beldenville
Community Club, Saturday evening,
July %, was heartily enjoyed by the
large crowd that listened to it and
the Club deeply appreciates the
courtesy.
Miss Wang, who has been in this
country only about eighteen months,
gave short talk. She considers our
language much harder than the
Chinese language but likes many of
our customs better and thinks that
the girls and women of America are
much more fortunate that those OF
her own country.
Nh. Buckner spoke for short
time on ''The Care of Farm Ma
chinery." The working parts of
plows, mowers and binders are SO
much Greek to your correspondent
but if his advice about those i'm.
plernents was as sound land as badly
needed) as his advice about the
cream separator the farmers in the
audience received a valuable lesson.
Songs by Miss Carlson concluded
and unusually well rendered pro-
gram.
Press Cor. B. c. c.
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nor Of Frank Baar last Friday eve

honor Of Frank Baar last Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zirnhilt spenr
a few days last week at the Jacob
Thorn home at Big River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobian, ST.,
and daughter, Miss Sophia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Loida, Jr., and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Graetz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Cobian and family of
Cherma, and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
LANCER of Big River, We're guests at
the George Cobian home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Tabor and Mrs.
Charlie Nelson of this vicinity visit
ed relatives in st. Paul over Sunday.
Fly Spray 75c per gallon in bulk.
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and plans were formulated for an
other st. Croix County Boys and
Girls Club stock exhibit at the Wis
eonsin State Fair. T. J. Madden and
M. R. Goodell were appointed by the
committee to take charge of the ex-
hibit.
Any boy or girl owning a calf or
pig upon which he or she has kept
record and taken care of, may enter
same in the exhibit contest to be
held in connection with the Ham
mond Street Fair, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August %, 26
and q.
All calves and pigs selected as
capable of meeting the competition
encountered at the Wisconsin State
Fair will be included in the exhibit in
the order of their placings in the
Contest until enough to make car
load have been selected. Boy and
girl owners of the animals so select
ed will be entitled to attend the
Wisconsin State Fair and receive
that part of their pro rated rail-
road fare that the budget will allow
after other expenses of the project
have been met.
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Glo0er

Mrs. Carl Ludeman ana children
of Waukesha visited with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Christensen, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Oldham of
Madison were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Chapman, Jr., Thursday ana
Friday. Mr.. Oldham is the Secretary
of the Holstein- Fresian association
for the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Ritter and children were
Sunday visitors at the Steve Enloe
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce and
daughter, Miss Catherine, were
guests of Mfr. and Mrs. J. L. Chap
man, JF., Sunday evening.
Miss Olga Gaustad called on
friends in the community last week
Steve Enloe was St. Paul visitor
Monday.
A good many families from here
attended the community picnic in
Glen Park Saturday.
Mr.. and ms. J. L. Chapman, Jr.,
and family were dinner guests If Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Hanson Sunday.
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Donegal

Miss Elizabeth Mansergh of FL
lsworth spent the weekend with
Misses Helene and Gladys johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson and
son, Robert, spent Sunday at the
Emil C. johnson home.
Stanley johnson spent Sunday in
River Falls.
Urias, Ronald and Lyle Johnson
and Misses Elizabeth Mansergh and
Margaret Matzek spent Sunday in
st. Paul.
Misses Helen and Gladys johnson
spent Friday at the John Doorak
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor johnson of
Hastings, Mimi, spent the weekend
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Klingensmith and
children Of Ellsworth spent Sunday
at the Sam johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pechacek and
children spent Wednesday evening
at the Joseph Brooks home.
Oscar Turner is employed at Will
Johnson's for a couple of weeks.
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BeMenuiMe

L. j. Corcoran and family spen.
Sunday with relatives at Curnber-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Nyeggen of Spring
Valley visited at the home of their
son here last week.
Mrs. c. W. Nelson of Fargo, n. d.,
visited her brother, v. A. Gilbertson,
last Wednesday.
d. A. Severance of st. Paul spent
his vacation at the home of his
father, F. A. Severance.
VIM. Severance spent the weekend
at the F. A. Severance home.
Mrs. A. Fenton, Mrs. v. Gilbert
son and Mrs. Geo. Mclaughlin at
tended the Club picnic at River Falls
Saturday.
C. E. Boles and family were in
Durand Sunday.
VIM. Foss and family were carp
ing at Half Neon lake over the
weekend.
Chas. Stewart Is moving ard
cleaning the cemetery.
Geo. McLaughlin's team ran away
last Thursday, tipping load If hay
and rack on Roland Snow, with only
little injury to him, and came down
the dugway on the Hayward Haight
place breaking the wagon and har-
ness and only giving the horses a
few scratches but causing great
deal Of excitment.
Roy Zarbock is receiving the Gu
cunlbers at the sailing station.
We all attended the band concert
at River Falls Sunday.
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Oak GrOoe

Ernest T. Corcoran and family are
visiting at the home of Mrs. B. G.
Corcoran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Reeck, ST.,
spent Sunday in st. Paul.
Chas. LANCER and family spent
Sunday at the Louis Filkins home.
MFR. and Mrs. Clarence Fielder
spent Sunday with relatives in St.
Paul.
A. W. and Ernest Corcoran made
a business trip to Ellsworth Satur-
day evening.
Carl Reeck of Prescott spent Fri
day evening at the home of his par
ents here.
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TrmbeN

MFR. and Mrs. Wenzel LANCER spent
the weekend at the George Cobian
home.
Mrs. Clifford Meachan spent last
Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Cutting
A birthday party was given in
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Further information may be OBJ
tanned by writing Mr. Harold
Lauren, agricultural instructor,
Roberts; MIR. T. j. Madden, agricul-
tural instructor, New Richmond;
Mr.. f. T. MILFORD, or Mr.. NJ. r.
GoodeN, Hammond.
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ST. CRoIX COUNTY
SCHOOL NOTES

The County Agricultural Com
mittee met at the County Superin-
tendent's office in the village of
Hammond Tuesday evening, July q,