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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-12
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New Britain herald., 1926-01-02

nacle church. First Prcsbyt erian church Of Brooklyn, and Brick Pres bylerian church. In these last three churches MT. Greene served his ap- premiership before coming 10 New Britain.
 The services Thursday night will be opened by Rev. Raymond \. Gil- man. pastor Of the Stanley Memorial church, who will make th" invoca- 'inu. This will be followed by q scripture lesson hy Rev. Warren M. BIodg .lt, assistant pastor of the First church. The installa'ion pray or will h. offered by Rcy. f.ucius IT,. Ta ger. DID,, Of the North 'ongr"- raional church Of Portsmouth, x. II.
 nev. rroe George Arexandcr Johnston Ross, D.Dn ot Union ThooIouical seminary New York city. win deliver tho installation scr IIon. Eey. William pcirson Merrill, D.D.. of tbo Brick rroshyt rian
 church wiU make the charge 10 the pastor. and Ih" right hand Of fel- lowohip will l." extended by Rev. SImual \. F'isko Of the Sccond Con- egational church Of Berlin. The charge to inc people, Ny Rev. War rrn seymour Archibald of tE" S'c- ou1 Consr, g4'ional church Of Hart lcr1, will conclu@" 'hn service which will hr open 70 t." public, ] TN~ Installation coauril will meet
 o' ,ur church at o'clock Thursday
 r'r rrmoon to 'haoin" I'"at"r- Elect
 Grcrl,. Nt o'clock Glnu"r wilt h' : '..r.,.l 10 rhr n,mbrr- of th" couu-
 rjt in iGr uuln@ rUo1u.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
ELEVATING INDIAN
 LIFE BY SCHOOLS
Teaching Youth New Ideas
 Brings Results

Bismarck, x. D., Jan, Pl-- North Dakota's last frontier is fad ing as the new generation Of native Indians is taught the habits and benefits of the white mans life. Through inc Indian girls in the gov 'rnmrnt school here, Of which Clark B. Dickinson is head, the uplitt of the Indian family is being attempt d.
 Substantial houses already have replaced the tepte as th" home Of Indians living on North Dakota re- srryations. A knowledge of sanita- ton is helping 10 increase their life span, said Mr. Dickinson,
 At the school where l.j grls are taught domestic science and house. hold arts in addition 10 subjects or 1inarily in Che grade school curricu- lun special emphasis is laid on those things which the ajuIt Indian needs most 10 know about his living. Tt is hard to induce the oId-time Indian to sleep with Windws open, but we teach the girls here to do it." Dickinson declared. Some of them continue the practice after | they have returned 10 their own peo- pie.
 "Of course the tendency is for inc ! girls to fall back Into the ways Of ] their people rather than for the old folks 10 adopt the methods which the white man has taught the new gen eration. Like white people they arc i inclined to follow tn" line of least resistance. But by persistent training we will elevate them.
 "Thc Indian has come Ions ways. Imagine the plight of the white man if the civilization il . which he had always lived were ob liberated and he found himself fore ti 10 meet the conditions Of an In dian civilization. The white man ha' expected too much Of the Indian.
 am sure that our red brother vii
 n;ually find himself and arrive q
 place where he will b" able t
 talk" care Of himself, but it will talk
 time.'
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Rcformation Luthcran Church

S~conl Sunday After Christmas n T. m services, New Members will bo received. 1t.l5 q. m. i'u- day school
 Turaday afternoon, t'c ca''oh''i- cal class will mot at t.l5 o'clock. Twa4"y "',UH< 1T" carr"h counci3 uill moot a' & o'roch.
 Wednesday afternoon, 'Iu Mja- siouary soHo'y Will m's a' 2."9 o'rlorE.
 Tn" week dav r@l-5ous s'aool win meet At 4:t5 o."lorh.
 Friday afternoon t'r ca.DoGo'ioH clase will mnrt #t I:tj o'r@ocG.
 Frl1av oHruinr lHn 'a"Ir vii meet a. 8 O'c1oCk.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
WILL INSTALL NEW PASTOR OF CHURCH
Rev. Theodore A. Greene to Take
 Over New Charge

Eo% T''o1ora Ainsworth Greene will hc .r1ajI'l us pastor Of the First Coucr"rational church at an Installation service Thursday eve ling at ESQ o'clock. Mr, Grc"sc cam" 70 Nrw Britain last summer from %,w York city. whor" he was pastor Of tho Brick Presbyterian D.urrh. and recently accepted the 'ormu c}dI to become the pastor of .fIo locW church,
 limitations have been sent 70 all 'hq Protestant churches of this city. all the Congregational churches Of the Central Association Of Connccti- rUt anI 10 th" Broadway Tahcr-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
:: NEWS OF THE WEEK AMONG THE ClTYS CHURCHES =:

"Our Spiritual Dusincss, Rev. Theodore A. Greene,
 The usual annual reports will be presented. this time in printed form, and accepted as distributed. Fol- lowing the toasts, hnct business meeting of the chlnch will be held for tho election Of three new dca- cons and the appointment of oiii- ctrs and committees. Frederick G. I'latt will present the report Of the committee on the merger ot the churches and an open discussion Of the future policy Of this church will follow.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Baptist Churches


lIsL
 10:t5 o'clock morning worship sermon by Rev. William Ross, Sub ject: "The People Who Do EN- ploits." l2:io ?. mr Bible school Brotherhood and adult classes. : p. m., B. '. r. U.
 Monday-7:3o ?. mo Boy Scouts wednesday-2:SQ ?, un the Low ing Service class will hold its an nual meeting at the home Of Mrs Edward Connolly. 2j south Burri't street. Eelect.on Of officers. 2;S0 D. m, religious instruction. 3'4o p' m, Heralds and Crusaders,
 Thursday-3 ?, m, religious IT. struction. f:45 ?. mr mid-"'e" service.
 Friday-2;5o ?. m., the monthly meeting Of the women In the chapel Reports from all departments Ms sion program: "R presentatiNcs by Proxy" from the various home ms sion fields. 4:15 p, m, Girl Scouts 5:30 D. m., carol choir. 63' p in" W. W. G. supper and meeting
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Stanley Memorial

Sunday-io a. m.. young peoples department of the chGrch school, l0:45 a. m, New Years CommHni"n service and reception of how m'm- bers. Sermon by the pastor on 'ihe Man Of Trayer." l2 noon, junior, primary and beginners d'par'm'n's Of the church school.
 WednesIay-2:@o ?. m, we' n-Iay church school. grades rr'', four and five. 7:3O p, m. Boy Scouts, Troop 13.
 Thursday-2;3h p. m, meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will now o'- fic"rs Tn charge.
 Triday-7:30 p. m, annual ln'o'- iug of inc church with reports of officers. societies and committees. and election Of officers ard commit tees for Inc coming vrar. Follow ing the meeting refreshments will be served and a social timn rn oyed
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Nondcnominational
PoODln's

Peoples
 Sm1ay-10:15 a. m- prayer meet ing. 1u.45 q. m, preaching by the pastor, subject: "Faith and Purpose for 1926" 1915 ?. mo Sunday school session. C ?. m, Young Pco- ples meeting. ' D. m~ preaching by tho pastor, subject; "Defea'ed But Not Dismayod."
 Wednesday - 2:3o D, m, chil- dren's meeting.
 Thursday-7;45 ?. m, church prayer meeting, Friday-7;45 ?. m, choir rchcar- i sal. International Bible stu1orts' Assn
 1915 q. m. Junior Bible class l II q. m., Bible study Subject; "Th% Undchlcd One"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
MISS ORR WILL SING
Talented soprano At Trinity M, r.. Church Tomorrow tvCning-pas- tor to Preach.
tor to Preach.

h the morning worship at Trin- lty Methodist church tomorrow tho sacrament of the Lords supper will h" observed.
 Rev. W. II. AjlrrSom will preach in the evening on th" subject 'Thc Man Who FOuGI the stars" Miss Mary Carson Orr, soprano, will rcn- der several solos on the musical program. She is q graduate ot the N,W England Conservatory of music and at present is studying with Theodore Van IorX. Miss Orr is not only q singer hut an excellent pianist and orSauist and a director of orChestras as we'll
 Her selections will be: How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, ....'...'.'. '...'..''. ''''' l.IINie Great Peace Have They Which
 Love Thy Law" ........ Rogers "Opon the Gates" ......,....... ............. Mrs, Joseph Knapr
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
WORK OF NEW BRITAIN
 BOY SHOWN IN PICTURE

and governmental agencies have been made to contribute to the fur therance Of the gospel, About hall way through the film Dr. Bridgman
 may be seen standing on an i'm prorised platform and preaching to
 a mine compound group,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
MERGER OF CHURCHES
 WILL BE DISCUSSED
union Of Congregational Churches to Come Before Annual Meeting of
 First Church of Christ

The annual meeting Of tho First Church Of Christ will he held in the dining room beneath tho chapel on Thursday evening, January l4, at G:3O o'clock. This meeting will take tho form of n church dinner party, After the dinner tho following tousts will h" propos"l;
 "Our Church." Judge William c, Ilungerford.
 "Our Women" Mrs. Frederick c. Plat.
 "Our Financial Business" Ernest W. Christ.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Methodist Churches
TrLrLY

g1nIay-2 a3 a. III. EE,ryuaa's Bible class; womans lu,ae class and church school l".i5 a. m, com. murion 2. mo Erwonh hague; sutlacf. "Waat Am l Going 10 Make cf Myacll" 7;lj r, m, sermon fly '.e pastor: "Ths Man Who Fought uc Stars" Mss Mary Carson Orr soprano.
 Mouaay-2:2o ?. m, Sunshine so. otGy. s p m., W, F. M. $. meet ing. 6Ij |, m, Friendship club.
 Tuesday aItcFnoon-W. II. N. s, social tea, s p, mp Junior Aid meeting. C.@Q p, ma Phila'hoa sup per. 7:l5 ?. m. Boy Scouts. TAI ?. m. class meeting,
 "Wednesday 2:&o p. mn wo'k-day religious school, third grade, Meth- oIjst church,
 Thursday--7:45 ?. mn prayer meeting,
 FriIay-4 ?. ma sowing school { 7;30 ?. m, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
WEEK OF PRAYER

The German Baptist church will observe a week Of prayer next week. There will be prayer meetings in the church, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in English and on We'd nosday and Friday evenings in Ger man. Prayer groups will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the homes of Mrs. k. lIotchkiss Of S2 Vine street, Mrs. J. Schneider of 70 Williams street, and Mrs. G. H. Schncck Of 12 Rockwell avenue.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
MUSICAL SERVICE
George Wc~tcrman, Youthful NIniin- i>t. to .tS.i>t St. N"rll'S Choir in Prngram InmOrIOM INrning.

Tho'o will lr q musical r.j"o at 2t Nnrk's Episcopal church tomor- TOW c,,minc. when tn" choir ri]l ho assisted by George Wvs'"rman, IT,, No}int,t. I've orlor Of tho s,Hice is as follows: Procc s,ionrl hymn.
 "Harl:! tho Herald .'~ac"ls' ...
 ............... "eudolreonu And&lil" ,,.,..,...........,,,., Ear'lno AnGau'e CavtanIe Tsnhaibo~ ky
 Ciolin and orsan) Hymn,
 "Mn My Hear, This Night E~-
 .oicoe" .............. Parker Choral oNrusone. PsaIm 121 fChauD ....... West Nmo Dimit'is ........... Claire Ant)nm,
 "rn1y 2 Little vfracr" Maunlrr tfrom cm'a'a "Hcthl,hrmO Sopr'o solo, 70 l.nr)~ Towr 0, N.'hlrren"
 ..................... Nr's>''r t'ic'in ohliGa'o) , Occasional hymn,
 "As With GIadnr7s Nrn or OI1"
 ...,.........,...... koclcr Organ nostludc ...,......... Clark
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
German

Sunday - 9:3O a. m, Sunday school. l0:so a. rno service in Eng fish, l1:3O a. m., communion; scrv' ic. in German. 7;3O ?. m,, meet ips of the standing committee at the residence Of William Rctz Tn Plainville.
 Week of prayer: Prayer meetings in church Tuesday and Thursday evenings in English. and Wednesday and Friday evenings in German. Prayer groups will meet Tuesday al D. m. in the residences of Mrs. R' Hotchkiss. s2 Vine street; Mrs. J, Schneider, 40 William street; and Mrs. G. H. schneck, F Rockwell avenue. .,,
 Classes In religious instruction will meet Wednesday and Thursday al p. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
'. F, =. TO ELECT

Tho Youue Peoples society Of the First Cougrogational church will elect officers at its semi-annum meeting tomorrow evening. The business session will he preceded ny talk on "An Outline sketch Of Church History hy Alexander Fl. scott. Y will be followed hy re- 'rrShm,.ts and d social time.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Christian Science

Sunday service at 10:f5 q. m.. sub fcct: "GoI." Sunday school at 9:ij a. I'll.
 Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
 The reading room-Room 5hi National Bank building is open 't the public daily from l2 noon unu 5:3D o'clock except Sundays an holidays, and Saturday G;45-S;45 ? m,
 Lecture on Christian Science Jan uary 1, ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Nt NnthpII' I1ltl1pIdu

Service in English at : o'clock, in German at lO:t5 o'c.ock. No Sun day school, A , ?. m. th'ro will ho d mass rn,o'ing for ali commmi- cant members. On Monday 'ha day school and t.c pastors cIass'a will reopen.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Religious Items

The Mems Bible class Of the First Congregational church will continue It's study of "Our Ideas Of Christ" at is meeting tomorrow noon. Rev, Theodore A. Greene will lead the discussion Of "The Christ of the Church"
 Tho Young Womon's Missionary association of the First Congrcga- iional church will hold its first supper meeting of 1926 On Tuesday evening. Mrs. Marcus Whi'" will he the guost Of tho society and will talk On "Cantcrbnry and Mont saint Michel" telling Of her own impress sions when viewing them last sum- mcr and Illustrating her talk with slides
 Tho wcek-day religious classes for schoo, children will be resumed next week.
 Nurses supplies and surgical dressings for Miss Ruth Cowlos, mis- sionary nurse in Johannesburg, Africa. will be made nt the meeting of the Center church Woman's Mis- @onary society Frlay.
 The Woman's society of th" First 'cnrrcgarional church will ho'l l's annual meeting Friday afternoon.
 There will bn lecture on Chris 'ian Science Monday evening a' the Christian Science church edifc",
 The Loving Service class of 'h" ,-irst Baptist church will hold is annual meeting Wednesday af'"r' noon at the hom" Of Mrs. Edward Connolly, 25 South Burritt street Officers will be elected.
 Tho monthly meeting Of the Wom- rn of the First Baptist church "li be held Friday afternoon. Thcr' will be reports from all departments and 2 mission program, "Repro- scnta'iycs by Proxy" from the vari, ous home mission fields,
 The World Wide Gni'd Of thf rust Eaptist church will hold supper and meeting Friday evening
 The standing committee of The German Baptist church will me" tomorrow evening at the home 0 William Rntz Of PlainVilIc. The Ladies society of St. John German Evangelical Lutheran church will meet at 9:2o o'cIocI Tuesday afternoon.
 New members will he received in to the Stanley Memorial church q the New Years communion sorvic tomorrow.
 i The annual meeting of the Star'" l Memorial church will be held Fri day evening" when reports Of off ccrs. societies. and committees vii bo read and new officers and com mittecs elected for the coming y"al After the meeting refreshments vii l." served and a social time "njoYo{
 The young Womans department c tho South Congregational churc will hold i-s monthly supper meet ing Monday evening. Mrs. Rufus H Hnmnnvay will tell of her recor travels in Europe, after which thcr will bn a short business meeting.
 The homo missionary dcparmor of the South church will hold n all-day sewing meeting Friday 10 I work for the Brewer hospita Luncheon will bo served at noon.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionar society Of the Trinity Mcthodt rrnrcA will meet Monday aft"rnoo at 2 o'clock at the homo Of Mrs. [. Rarnns, 100 Wooster stro" BarnnE1alo.
 The Junior Aid Of 'ho Trinit Methodist church will meet in th church Tuesday evening. I'll" Womau's Home MissionaI society Of tho Trinity Mothodi church has hccn invited to q socii 'c7 Tuesday afternoon at t.o hon If Trs. II. z. Doo'itNc, 34" Earn ington aVonu",
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
~,IY. Cn>TIY TO Y}RM.RS

Nua, Arjz., Jan. tP. Farmers tu tu" Imp.ri&l Eau"y of rMunnia rut uoorDy million lo.H"s q year ,or Irciginp out Of lrg.-a'iou sys- trus The sill deposited by th" Colo raID TiNrr.
 Engineers have estimated the Colorado river carries past lEma IH6,Too.o0o tons Of silt annually and ta@ an average Of I55.ooo cubic yar's of t goes into tho Imperial Valley district every month.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Film Swedish EaDti-t

Sunday school 1o o'clock. ST. mon, II o'clock; T. m. EFouIng service. Communion.
 Prayer meeting every Hl~u, n,&' week.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Lutheran ChurClIcS
s.. Loar,.

sunday-S:so a. m English s'tv. ice. gao g. m, Smi"r school. 1p;4s a. m, German service.
 Ts" e3av- ESQ D. V~ meeting "f
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Church Services

the Ladies' society.
 Saurlay-S.ay-11;3Q a. n, Ger man school.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02

Sunday--9:3G a. III, Italian d"- partment of the church school; senior high school and young pco' ple's grades In senior room. 1";"o a, nl., worship of the Italian ml'Moh at Hunter road. 16;45 o'clock, morning worship, celebration Of the communion. II q. m., beginners department. 12:10 p. m, primary department; juuior department grades four, five and six; intcrmedi- ate department. grades scyen' cIGht and nine, in the senior room. 2:3O n. m, Assyrian worship, celebration of the communion. 9:3O ?. ma church school of the Italian mis- .ion, Hunter road. 7:15 o'clock, evening worship. Motion picture, From Kraal to Mine and Mine 10 Kraal." 7;39 '. m. worship Of the Italian mission at South church.
 Monday-G ?. m, supper and monthly meeting of the young ""m- ans department. Mrs. licmcn"ay will tell Of her recent travels Tn Europe. There will be snort h''a'- ness meeting. 7;3o ?. m, meeting of the Girls auxiliary
 Tuesday-7:l5 ?. m, meeting O. Troop ,, Roy Scouts.
 Wednesday-2;30 ?. mr coop"Ta- tive weekday church school grades four and five.
 Thursday-3 p. m" cooperative week-day church school grades seven and eight, $40 ?. n>, "''E- Iy sewing meeting of the yo"ua woman's department. 1 D. m, re- hearsal Of the Glr,s' Gle club in 'H' senior room.
 Frilay-3:3O 8 n., al day s' ". ing meeting o' the Homo Ml9eon'rl department. Sewing will l." don" .oI Brewer hospital LUrchooa "'.' h' served at noon. 4:l5 D. u2y m""'lns of Girl Scouts. ?. mo mof'uE O the Rife club.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-02
Congregational Churches
First


 sunday--1o a. m., Sunday schooL il o'clock. morning worship. cor gan prelude at l0:55 a. m) Chli- dren's sermon by Rev. Warren M' p,odgett. Communion sermon by Rev. Theodore A. Greene. l2'lo p m, mems Bible class; leader M' Greene. 5 ?. m., Armenian serF- ice. Preacher, pr. Hadidian. D. m., Young Peoples meeting, Leader Alexander H, Scott.
 Tuesday-2 ?. m., Armenian B. ble class for women. 6:3O D. rnr Young Women's Missionary society supper meeting. Speaker, Mrs. Mar GUS White.
 Wednesday - o;3O ?. m, sixth grade weekday church school.
 Thursday--3 p. m., seventh and eighth grades weekday church school. 1 D. m., installation council In the church. 4:30 ?. m" Girl Scout netting. ?. m, dinner for installation council in dining room, 7:so D. m., installation service in the church.
 Friday-9:30 a. m., all-day meet ing of the Women's Missionary ho- ciety. 2;30 D. m, annual meeting Of the Womans society in tho chapel. 7:l5 p. m,, Boy Scout meet ing.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
FORMER RESIDENT
OF DOUGLAS SORRY
HE DID NOT REMAIN

Il let a golden opportunity slip
past me by not staying in Douglas
when l was here in l900," b. A,
Kliks, prominent attorney of McMinn-
vile, Ore, stated Monday when, with
his wife and children, he again saw
Douglas after a lapse or near 30
years. "At that time / could have
bought lots in what is now G ave-
nue. for $500 to $3.50. I couldn't se@
the future of Douglas then, but ]
should have, because such firms as
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile CONT any
were already building here
Kliks spent several months IN
Douglas while in charge of the sup
ply department of the Toohey Con-
struction company, which was ther,
building the Nacozari railroad. EIe
was surprised at the rapid growth
of Douglas and expects to interest
some of the people in the overcrowd-
ed fruit growing districts or oregon
in the splendid opportunities offered
by Douglas anc the great southwest.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
18TH INFANTRY
NOW MARCHING
TO HUACHUCA

With polished accoutrements gleam-
ing in the sun and marching to the
strains of lively military music, the
1st battalion, 25th infantry, swung ou1
of Camp Harry j. Jones and Douglas
at o'clock Monday afternoon, en-
route to Fort Huachuca for ~ days
joint maneuvers with the 10th cavalry
The 1st battalion will be Joined at Fort
Huachuca by the remainder of the z5th
infantry, from Nogales.
The troops will march all the way
to the fort, taking four days for the
trip. The first stop was made at For
est station Monday night the second
will be made at Purdy's ranch, the
third at Hereford and the fourth at
Jacks place, from where they will
march to the target range at the fort.
Maj. G. r. Townsend, who has just re-
turned from leave of absence, is in
command of the troops.
Upon completion of the maneuvers,
both commands, the 10th cavalry and
the 25th infantry, will undergo the
regular annual tactical inspection by
the corps area commander from San
Antonio, Maj. Gen. Earnest Kinds, on
September 13, IA and Is. General Hinds
will be accompanied by several mem
bers of his staff.
Upon completion of the inspection,
the several commands will return to
their proper stations, the Douglas
troops returning here about September
20. During the absence of the troops,
small care taking detachment, in
cluding the guard detail, will remain
at Camp Harry J. Jones, under the
command of Lieut.. Dudley Woodin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
Thin Men Rejoice
Put on pounds Of solid
healthy flesh in 80 days
Get That Manly Figure

Why continue to be behind the times
Surely you have heard of McCoys
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets-the
modern vitimin flesh food that has
done so much for skinny scrawny men
and women.
They put on weight where weight is
needed-not only that but they improve
your general health-bring strength
energy-more vitality.
Douglas Drug Co., and druggists ev-
eryWhere sell McCoy's-60 sugar coat
ed tablets so cents and if any thin per-
son doesn't gain pounds in 80 days
money back-Ask for McCoy's.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
From Los Angeles

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ray have re.
turned from a two weeks vacation
spent in Los Angeles. Ray is book
keeper at the Copper Queen smelter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31

WANTED Everybody
in Arizona to vote YES for
Constitutional Amendment
No. 100, limiting public Of
ficials to two terms of two
years each and forever de-
stroying machine politics.
The Two-Term Club-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
MISS Davenpo.t WEEDS

MISS DaVeMpOFt WedS
OF interest 10, many friends in this
eity VII be the news of the mar ia2e
Of Miss Helel davenport to Charles
=. IFcCarty which took place in NO
gales Monday evening. McCarty ar.
rived in this city Saturday from Los
Angeles, whe"e he is an attorney at
law. The bride and groom will leave
Immediately fer he Grand canyon
from which place they will depart
for Salt Lake City and then on to
Los Angeles. They will make THEN
home in Rosemont Park, San Gabriel,
California. 6#
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
Assumes Duties

Mrs william Van Wrinkle has resum
ed her duties at the Phelps Dodge slol'
after a two weeks vacation, spent II
visiting various points in the state.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31

Will Reside Here
Mrs. A. c. Hale and daughters
Lula Pearl and Doris Hale, have ar
rived in this city from Dentor
Texas The Misses Hale will ente
high school here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-31
San Diego Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs A. C. wilkins of Sa
Diego, Calf, We're Douglas visitor
Monday while en- route to their HON
after an extended trip through tn
east and south by motor. Mrs. Wi
kins remarked: "I want to say ths
Douglas is one of the prettiest cite
of it's size that 1 have ever seen"