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The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
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NEWS OF COC0NINO
NATIONAL FOREST
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Iannary JOE. 1877

January 1922, 1927
Ranger Rice reports seeing 81 head
of antelope in one band, and six in
another, just west of Jay Cox noun
tain on November 30. Come on, boysl
Beat this, If you can.
Road Superintendent Young is
spending few weeks in albuquerque.
Ranger Rice reports that at the
end of the summer vacation season
this year 10 houses had been COM
pleted at the Double Springs summer
home area, and ten at. the Dairy
Springs area, of Mormon Lake. Sew
eral houses were constructed at Lake
view, SO that the total number of
houses now built is a little more than
half the number for which permits
were issued. The chances are that
most of the other lots will be occu-
pied by houses at the end of the next
summer. One difficulty this year was
the near-impossibility Of securing car
penters to do the desired building.
Assistant Supervisor Munro went
south this week to spend few days
in the Camp Verde country.
We were all glad to welcome back
to the Coconino force last week John
III. Hunts, formerly scaler on the A..
4. & Z. operation. After a years ex
perience with the vagaries of Arizona
farming, he has decided that he likes
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
GRAND CANYON
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Our sympathy is extended to Mrs.
M. r. Tillotson in the recent loss of
her mother, who had resided in La
fayette, Ind. Mrs. Tillotson left for
Lafayette on Sunday last.
Miss Lillian Catey is back at her
duties as nurse at the FL Tovar after
an enjoyable vacation, spent in Los
Angeles.
The shop extension left on Friday,
being transferred to Prescott for sew
eral weeks work.
Charles Carpenter of the station
force is again working after a short
siege of the measles.
Mrs. /. I. Harrison left January 16
for Los Angeles for months stay.
". Patrosso spent last week in
Phoenix returning on Saturday.
Mrs. George n Barney left for Gal
lup, New Meyico, on Wednesday and
will be gone for an indefinite period.
Il. Wilson Of Kansas City, meat
buyer for Fred Harvey, and Fl. IA.
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28

Hayward, manager Of the Ash Fork
Harvey house were visitors at the
Canyon on Friday.
Frank Boulin went to Williams on
Saturday returning on Monday.
Al number of interesting events
took place at the last meeting held by
the American Legion Auxiliary Of
Grand Canyon. Letters of apprecia-
ton were read from Whipple bar
racks. The Christmas boxes sent
them contained bathrobe, handker-
chiefs, cigarettes, gum, toys, waxed
poppies, and home made cookies. "A
past presidents pin was presented to
Mrs. r. r. Gilliland, retiring president
as a token of her faithfulness and
fine work during the past two years.
The new officers installed were: Pres
ident, Mrs. Elmer Nelson; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. r. p. Gilliland; secretary,
Mrs. r. E. Burris; treasurer, Mrs. F..
M. Ennis; chaplain, Mrs. Ed Cum
mings; sergeant-at-arms Mrs. II. C..
Baughn; historian, Miss Edith Kolb;
executive committee members, Mrs.
r. III. Williams, Mrs. G. Bolton and
Mrs. G. e. Sturdevant Committee
chairmen appointed by president are:
Entertainment, Mrs. HI. C. Baughn;
rehabilitation, Mrs. Ed Cummings;
memorial, Mrs. l.. E. White; poppy,
Mrs. L. E. White; legislative, Mrs. r.
p. Gilliland; child welfare, Mrs. r. p.
Gilliland; Americanism, Mrs. r. p.
Gilliland; membership, Mrs. e. M. En-
mis-; gold star, Mrs. E. G. Kolb; fl
nance, Mrs. E. M. Ennis; Fidac, Mrs.
E. T. Scoyen; unit activities, Mrs. r.
E. Burris; emblem, Mrs. G. E. Sturde-
want; cooperation, Mrs. Sam Bracc0;
song, Mrs. George c. Bolton; public
ity, Mrs. G. E. Sturdevant.
Mrs. e. Davis spent Friday shop
ping in Williams.
Interesting visitors at the Ell Tovar
hotel the first of the week were Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Astor and party.
Claude Melick is enjoying a several
weeks stay on the coast visiting San
Diego and Los Angeles.
Our sincere sympathy is extended
to Stanley Stephens, accountant for
the Harvey transportation who was
called to his parents home in San
Diego, due to the death of his mother
Mrs. Stephens accompanied him.
Jimmie" McAdams, constructing
engineer for the Baker Ice Machine
Co. and crew, completed the installa-
tion of the ice plant, located at the
new power plant and left on Wednes-
day for Los Angeles.
Charles Carpenter, cashier at the
station decided we would have more
cold weather coming on and has
started a fur covering for his upper
lip. Wonder what kind of hair tonic
he is using.
j. E. Shirley and his secretary, VIM.
Thomas, left for Phoenix, Monday, on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Shoope are
spending their vacation in AlbuqGer-
que, Mr.. Shoope going on to Texas
and Kentucky, his childhood home.
Sam Bracco who has been visiting
his parents in Trinidad, Colorado, for
the past week returned on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bosley are
spending their winter sojourn in Phoe-
nix.
aAndy" Young, electrical engineer
of the coast lines and L. L. King,
electrical engineer of the system,
spent Friday at the Canyon on busi-
ness.
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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At the meeting last Saturday of
the Northern Arizona Chambers OF
Commerce in Flagstaff, Williams was
represented by E. r. Byers, Erie Pol
son and Jas. Kennedy. Organization
was perfected and officers chosen. 1t
was decided to hold three meetings a
year, the next one in Williams early
in May. E. r. Byers of Williams was
elected president.
Williams was treated to an eight
inch fall of sncw last Friday evening,
and it continued to fall at intervals
all day Saturday.
The Afternoon Bridge club met last
week Thursday with Mrs. j. l.. Mid
dleton and Mrs Ed Kline at the home
of Mrs. Middleton, with the following
present: Mrs. M. d. Fitzsimmons,
Mrs. R. c. Gotthold, Mrs. Chas. Mills,
Mrs. Robert Thurston, Mrs. George
Johnson, Mrs. II. c. Cowardin, Mrs.
viii Dial, Mrs. Steve Quinn, Mrs.
CLYDE Poison, and Mrs. Chas. Wick
ems. Mrs. H. s. Cowardin made high
score.
To celebrate the birthday of their
sister, Mrs. F. d. Bly,, Mrs. Felix Al
corn and Miss Bess Alcorn asked a
few friends in for an informal after
noon of bridge at the home of Mrs.
Bly, Saturday afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mrs. w. G. Rittenhouse, Mrs.
Albert Lebsch, Mrs. C. d. Jeffries,
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson, Mrs. G. H. Nc
Leese. and Mrs. Jack Butler, and the
Misses Bernice sswanberg, Helen Liv-
ingston and Ruth Rennick. Mrs. JEFF
fries made high score.
Coach Helma gave an excellent talk
before the Rotary club last Thursday
afternoon, his topic being, Athletics
in the School" Miss Bernice Swan
berg gave a vocal solo and was en-
Enthusiastically encored. DR.. C. ID. JEFF
fries furnished the cigars, having had
a recent birthday Guests were Mrs.
r. c.. Gotthold, Miss Swanberg, Coacn
Helma and J. R. Downey- Jack But
Ter was chairman for the day.
Bishop Moulton of Utah conducted
impressive services at St. Johns Epis-
copal mission on Sunday evening and
gave an inspiring talk to the large
congregation. Special music added to
the enjoyment. Bishop Moulton and
Archdeacon Porter of San Francisco,
who are conducting the Bishops Cru
sade in Flagstaff this week, have des-
ignated Wednesday evening as Will
Hams night, when large number
from here plan to attend. The Bish-
ops crusade for Williams will begin
on February 20
The Oddfellows celebrated the
birthday of their founder in America,
Thomas Widely, at their meeting last
Friday evening. A black-face quar-
tet, other vocal and Instruments:
music, stunts, recitations, and an ad
dress by Rev. Robert Bates made up
the program. Afterward delightful
refreshments were served and a social
time enjoyed.
st. Margaret's Guild recently elect
ed the following officers, who will
take office on March / President,
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson; vice-president,
Mrs. F. D. Bly,; secretary, Mrs. e. r.
Byers, and treasurer, Miss Mary Wat
son.
The first Of series of weekly
church night picnic suppers was held
at the NJ. e. church social room
Thursday night, the goth. Following
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
TUBA CITY
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Miss Alta Simpson is visiting her
sister, Miss Marvelle Simpson.
Agnes Shepard and Gail K. Burton
were married in the Presbyterian
church by Rev. F. S. Herndon jan
uary 2.
Saturday evening Tuba residents
were greatly entertained by a 7-reel
film, 'sBraveheart," presented in the
auditorium. After the picture num-
Der adjourned to the club building
where a very enjoyable dance took
place.
The basketball team of the Tuba
Indian school played in Leupp on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Young
blood and baby daughter returned last
week from a visit to Snowflake. They
spent Sunday at Shekayah ranch with
Mr.. Jim Welsh, Ned Smith and Bert
Ward. Monday they all returned to
the camp located fourteen miles from
Tuba, where the main work is in
progress on the new Tuba road to
Cameron. A new big Holt caterpil-
la rtractor has arrived in Tuba for
road and construction work.
MISS Miller OF hutchinson, Mans,
arrived recently to teach at the agency
school.
Miss Darby and Mrs. Hunter enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Peasants, Miss
Miller, Miss Henshaw, Mrs. Soedt and
Mrs. O'Brien at dinner Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. John Reardon of Cincinnati,
Ohio, was visitor to Shekayah ranch
this week, also Mr.. Robert o. Prewitt
of Baca, N. NJ
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28

Miss Bird: Who's the LATEST per-
son in the room?
Freshie: / dunno,
Miss Bird: You ought to- When
everybody else is studying, who sits
in her seat and watches the rest
Freshie: You, teacher.
The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
Life's Uncertainties

DR.. Pill: had a great many more
patients this time last year than |
have now. ! wonder where they've
all gone.
Mrs. Pill: We can only hope for
the best, John.
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Miss Cavett: Give me a sentence
with an intransitive verb.
Felicia Anr: John is rowing.
Miss Cavett: Where is the object?
FIG. A.: On the lake.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Y. W. C.. A.
The twilight music hour which has

The twilight music hour which has
been held each Sunday afternoon on
the roof at Seventeenth and K streets
from 5 to 6 o'clock. will be held this
afternoon in the fourth floor assembly
room. Miss Edith B. Athey will play
and Miss 1neZ Miller, soprano, will
sing. Miss Hettie P. Anderson, gen
eral secretary, will be the hostess from
the staff at this time, and Mrs. j. l..
Harmon will act as volunteer hostess
for the afternoon. The public is cor
daily invited to participate in this in
formal at home hour.
The Sunday afternoon vesper serv-
ice will be held as usual at the Eliza
beth Somers residence at $50. when
William Knowles Cooper, general Sec
retary of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the
speaker
Miss Shizuko Takeda, teacher in the
Peeress' school in Toxic, accompa-
MED by Miss Chiyo Takahashi. was a
visitor to the association the past
week. Others have been: Mrs. F. F..
Woodruff of Plainfield, n. j.: Miss
G. NJ. Nevius of New York; Mrs. Fred
Heinrich of Fairmont. West Va: Mrs
Ella II. Kurtz from Berkeley, Cal. and
Mrs. George w. Felty from San Fran
cisco.
There will be a meeting of the K
street house committee tomorrow at
1890 am.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
d. A. r., will hold a meeting in the
third floor assembly room, November
l, when the program will be on Con-
servation and Thrift. VIII &. Barnes
of the forestry service will be the
speaker and will have for his topic,
Forestry" Other organizations u.s.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Careless Youth.
From the open Road.

rFom Tue Open Road. n;
1t was the old lady's first ride In
taxl, ana she watched with alarm
the oriver continuously putting hlg
hand outside the car as a si1nsI -
the traffic following. -,
At last she became angry.
Young man." she cried, ''you Nh
after the driving ana watch vnerS
you are going. I'll tell You q &
starts rainingi"
Evening star., 1927-10-30
IN CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
GROOM, 2-BATH DETACHED HOME.
BUILT-IN GARAGE-ONLY S10.S50.

detached home on a large lot. 5Ox140 feet,
planted with shrubs and trees. in the Chevy
Chase Circle section. for immediate sale.
Covered concrete front porch and rear porch,
reception hail. 8 large rooms. 2 tiled baths,
maids room in basement. service stairway.
with fireplace: big bedrooms on second
floor. Concrete cellar with hot-water heat
ing plant, instantaneous hot-water heater.
double laundry trays. built-in garage. hard
wood floors natural TRIM artistic decoration
and lighting fixtures ample closet space
This house is in good condition and is priced
at a figure exceptionally low for such value
Only SIC, $50. with unusually good terms.
Call Adams S217 for further details.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

No. 5222 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY NV.
EAST of Conn Ave. at Harrison ST.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A SPLENDID ALL
BRICK HOME IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Sl45OO.
Open Today From to
For Your Inspection.
FEATURE: AN ATTRACTIVE, PERMANENT OUTLOOK.
A real opportunity fine home, built little
year by excellent builder: located onehalf
from Connecticut in Chevy Chase D. c. Eight
real complete tile bath and shower front
porch splendid condition throughout large lot planted.
with paved street and alley A REAL BUY.
DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT.
THIS HOME WILL SELL TODAY.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
Realtors.
- 1435 Street NV. Main 2545.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
SALE-HOUSES.
OR COLORED.

For a small cash payment and rent pay
ments you can become the owner of a coy
fve-room detached home hot-water heat.
electric lights and all other improvements,
Hunt st. ne Phi. All. 1915-W.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Realtors.
1412 Eve ct NV Franklin Q5n3
PRICE. 81 sc

PRICE, $500.
Near Lincoln Park. modern colonial
and tile bath. hot-water heat electric lights.
double rear porches. two-car garage. This
house is now vacant and is easily the best
buy in this section. Very reasonable terms
can be made.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

Some married men never kn0
when they are wen OF because ~
never ares -
Evening star., 1927-10-30

Chevy Chase, d. c., $S. 500.
Attractive 5-room BUNGALOW: stone fire.
place hardwood floors, porches; beautiful
lot so by 1865; trees: ami: garage. terms
OWNER, Cieve. 4223-w. 5000 33rd ST. NV
Evening star., 1927-10-30

WILL GIVE MY PRESENT MOD. CLEAR
house. in Mt. Pleasant section for house
between $4,000 aud $4,000: prefer new
home. Address Box 442-H. Star ofice.
SMALL HOUSE WITH LARGE LOT IN
suhurhs; give location and price. Address
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Industrial Department.

The Deutschemadchen Club Of the
industrial department. which is made
up of 80 girls of German birth who
are employed in homes in Washing,
ton. will hold its first meeting ef the
Fail this afternoon at o'clock for
organization of the Fall and Winter
program. Miss Anne Kehle Is presf.
dent of this club. -
Another active group of this depart.
ment Is the Thursday Club, composed
of girls who are employed in homes.
The membership of this club lepre.
sents many countries. among them
Canada, England. Finland. France,
Germany, Honduras. India, Ireland.
Norway. Scotland, Sweden. Switzer.
land and Uruguay, as well as the
United States. This club will give q
tea November 3, at PM, which VITA
be followed by a swimming party ne
$780, =
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Education Department,

TWO new classes in gym are an
nouncd in this department.. classes s
and j. for tomorrow, one at S p.rn. AM
one at 6. -,
The class in fretted Instruments
under the direction of Mr.. Papas. has
its first session Wednesday evening =
Z o'clock. 1t is still possible to registeI
for this course. =
The Elizabeth Somers Cleo Cluh
which is being directed by Miss Inio
gene Ireland. music secretary, addst
- new members to its roll at the fjrs
rehearsal of the season. = : : z
Miss Ireland has been asked Ia m
rect the newly organized Glee Club 3
tne Girls Friendly Society at th<
Church of the Epiphany.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

81 EIINL OOLONED.
A real home: 1918 Walter at. sc.. bet. B
and c. 18th and 18th sts. Sc. near beautiful
Lincoln Park---Front and rear porches. ga
rage. No cash payment, monthly payments
change. Omen every day. OWNER. Main
1917 Cleve 1917
Evening star., 1927-10-30
FOXHALL VILLAGE.
AMERICAS SMARTEsT
COLONY OF ENGLISH
GROUP HOMES.
A VILLAGE IN THE CITY.
Nine Minutes From Dupont
Circle.
S11 SO0 to c16 O00
$l1,5OO to $1,000.

So numerous are the spon-
taneous words that have been
spoken in praise of the FOX
HALL homes, it is real task to
select the most interesting. One
purchaser explained he had been
looking for years and had only
just now found a residence and
surroundings such as he had
dreamed of for so long a search.
Leading architects, builders and
landscape architects, both of
Washington and other cities.
have been foremost among
those who have enthused over
the VILLAGE and its quaint
dwellings.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

WILL. BUY HOUSE ON RENTAL BASIS
monthly, $50 or $55; in desirable location.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

on Wisconsin
wes o thandturn at
BOSS & PHELPS,
K Maines
Evening star., 1927-10-30
SAI.E-HOUSES.
New Detached Home
Overlooking B1adensburg Blvd.
CORNER OF 9TH AND
N HHY

w I'D y LIN y ~ AN'VVs
4401 7th st. n.w--s rooms Is bedrooms)
sasstaehed aen Priced for quick sais; ss,75o
JOHN B. DAVIS,
1922 Naw York Ave Franklin 6r61
Evening star., 1927-10-30

WILL PAY CASH FOR DETACHED OR
semi detached house containing 3 or 8 rooms.
State price and location. Address Box 52-E
Evening star., 1927-10-30
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

with garage for larger suburban house will
go 10 miles from city. Address Box 439-H.
Star office.
growing family: will trade mod. small. apt.
house. n.w.: has one trust: will consider
acreage or bus. prop. Address Box 441-H.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
MARRIED TUESDAY NOON

Miss Margaret Rose McCunniff OF
this city and Melvin Grady Cooper
Of Bisbee, and formerly Of DOUGLAS
were married Tuesday noon in Els
bee at the Catholic church by Rev
Father Mandin. #
/ At simple but beautiful cere-
mony with Miss Irene Lommis and
Harry White standing up the young
couple we're made l.la1l and wife.
Immediately afte. the ceremony
the young couple nlotored to this
city and were honored with a we'd
ding luncheon at the home of Mrs,
McCunniff, mother Of the bride.
They left ON motor trip over
the state of Arizona, and will be at
home in Bisbee soon.
Young Cooper is employed in Nc.
Whorter's and was at the same es-
tablishment here for some months
Mrs. Cooper attended school at the
Lorretto academy of Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
COUPLE ENTERTAINED
AT DINNER

Mr and Mrs. Charles D. Hester,
recently welded, were honor guests
at q dinner given Friday evening by
Morris Wasserman at the Interna-
tional club in Aqua Prieta.
Dinner and dancing were the order
of the evening. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Hester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Evans, E. w. Riley Ed
Hannigap, Theodore Bopp. Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. E. Smith, Robert Wilson and
Sam Rueben.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
GARDEN BRIDGE Is FEATURE,
OF WEEK ON FRIDAY EVENING

Miss Henrietta Elvey and Miss
Marion Hammill. two of the Unl-
versity of Arizona co-eds who are at
home for the summer months, en-
tertaincd Friday evening at the home
OF Mrs. FL. 0. Hamill, 1922 Eleventh
street, with unique and clever
bridge party.
The party was held in the rear
of the Hammil home and the setting
Of wide sweep of lawn and a
fountain was augmented by colored
lights and palms to give the ef-
feet of a shaded cool recess in some
dark forest.
Pink and green served as a color
basis around which the entire motif
of the party centered. The tally
were pink and green. The refresh.
ments were of the same color. Even
the lights and lanters in the yard
we're in those pale pastel shades.
Bridge was played during the eve
ming, high prizes going to Miss Betty
Vaughn and c. w. Granger. Cut
prize was taken by W. T. Austin.
Guests we're Miss Evelyn Bates,
Miss Dorothy Griffith, Miss Eliza
beth Piper, Miss Glendora Buckles.
Miss Mary Virginia Austin, Miss
Mildred Jacks, Miss Cecilia Gnah.-
ling, Miss Dorothy Houck, Miss
Louise Brown, Miss Aileen Wright,
Mil; Rowena Stillman, Miss Betty
Vaughn, Miss Aileen Maiden, Mrs. j.
H. Fairbanks, Lynn Moore, Leo
Schwamm James Sexton, Arthur
Seaman, Louis Nichols, Dan Brown,
John Green, w. T. Austin, Douglas
Wright, Rod McRae, j.. E., Carlson,
Jr., G. W. Granger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Melvin, Frank Stone, Albert
Russell, Ogden Hamrnil and MRS.
Pittaway. Mrs, Hammil and Mrs.
Elvey assisted with the entertain,
hlent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORs
SIX YEAR OLD

A birtnday party last Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Reynard honored little six year old
Gladys Reynard.
During the afternoon a number of
little tots played gal0es and partook
OF refreshments at the Reynard home.
The guests were: Constance Brew
eI Mary Adele Newcomer, Peggy
Meadows, Florence Lindsey, Laura
Virginia Truttn1an, Katherine Smith,
Elenor Salman, Anne Belle Massey,
Mary Anne and Betty Stacy, Bonnie
Cooper, Gladys Hoover, Eleanor Rey-
nard, Nan Cook, Junior Brewer,
Gerald Lindsey, Thomas Wright,
Jack and Betty O'Connor, Richard
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
SWIMMING PARTY

Mrs. Ed Olson entertained at a
swimming party and picnic last Fri
day evening at Vanneman's pool.
Those present were Mrs. Haaverson
and granddaughter, Miss Alive Hol-
taine of Chicago, Mrs. Olaf Haav..
erson and son Harry, Mrs. John
Nelson and sons, John and Eric
Nelson, Mrs. Albert Wickstrom and
sen and daughter, George and Ruth;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Holtaine, Helen
and Ben Holtane, Mrs Howard
Epley and sen, Mrs. Andy johnson,
Miss Ruth johnson, Albert johnson,
Miss Helen Olson and the hostess,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
ENTERTAINS AT
BREAKFAST BRIDGE

Miss Mary Lou Jordan entertained
eight of her friends at breakfast
bridge at her home Monday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock. A two course
breakfast was served at beautifully
appointed table to the eight guests,
Following the breakfast bridge was
played at two tables.
Guests were Miss frankie Lott, Miss
Betty Green, Miss Jamesy Hopkins,
Miss Zoe Burnett, Miss Millie Newell,
Miss Alice Black and Miss Georgia
Whitlock
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
First Baptist Church

/
Cor. Ave. and Tenth ST.
Sunday school at GAS a. m. with
Superintendent N. L. Barnett in
charge. Several new classes have
been organized and we have classes
and teachers for all ages. You will
profit if you attend our Bible study
this morning.
Young peoples meeting at 2 p. m.
The pastor will preach at IL and
at 8 p. m. If you are q visitor or q
stranger in Douglas we earnestly In
yite you to worship at the First Bap-
list church today. Our cordiality is
unlimited end our fellowship is
sweet. The hearty welcome that you
will receive at our services will cause
you to want to come again
Mrs. Van Antwerp will sing at the
morning service and Miss Francis
Bennett will sing at night.
A crowd from this church will 60
to the county hospital at 2:3O p. nj.
and conduct service. The people
at the hospital are expecting us to
bring a large crowd again. Let's all
put the entire day into real wor-
ship and also to helping others. It
will help us to be more successful IN
all our pursuits throughout the CONF
ing week.
THE church with "a welcome
BEN MATTHEWS,
Pastor
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-24
SWIMMING PARTY
SHOWER IS SURPRISE
TO TWO HONORED

Coming as complete surprise last
week was shower given honoring
Mrs. Walter Wetzel and Mrs. Free
land Huff Of this city. The shower
was given by the Fythian Sisters
with Mrs. E. t. Williams in charge
and Mrs. Guy Sites assisting.
1t was held at the home Of Mrs
Wetzel ard about IL members of the
organization attended. The ladies
received many beautiful and useful
gifts.