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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-12-15

ESTABLISHED WITHIN
TWO YEARS
*#*###
(by Carter Wormeley)
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10 When
the Daily News Record of Har-
risburg under date of December
Bird, came to my desk here in
Richmond, | found that one of
the leading articles on the front
page stated that the Park is
now assured and that Virginia
will now acquire and turn over
the Park area to the US. with
in two years.
This statement was accredit-
ed to William E. Carson, Chair
man of the Conservation and
Development Commission at the
Conference of Secretaries of the
Chamber of Commerce held in
HarrlsOnburg.
Believing that this was one of
the most important statements
that had appeared in any Virg-
Iinia newspaper for sometime, |
Thought that I should personally
| interview . CARSON.
r Eat r'29 5aa ark
Ic3uld be - The Unit
led States rs
terlT
| hizhy
Heading Ica4
Iperienced attorneys.
How could it be possible IL
purchase $500 tracts o. laaa,
and unravel their titles within
two years. How, even co bargain
Tor $500 parcel8 OF land WiJhln
two years, or how to secure an
amount OF money sufficient 10
make the purchase within that
Iperlod-were questions that were
fired at me by these real estate
people.
To get an answer to all these
seemingly impossible questions
that | might transmit them ac-
curately to the press of Virginia,
caused me to make my jorney to
Riverton.
When [ reached Mr.. Carson S
office in Riverton, l found him
away from home, but was con-
graduated by his secretary on
the fact that she had had a tele-
phone message from Sperryville,
Saying to expect him within an
hour. Mr.. Carson had been in
the Park area with the engineers
who were surveying the bound
airy line, and from what his Sec
Rotary. told me, it is pretty diff
ficult to catch him in his office
nowadays because of the Park
activities.
While waiting for Mr.. Carson
to return, | took a look over his
plant, and was surprised to find
SO important and extensive an
enterprise tucked away in a re-
mote corner of the State.
His secretary told me that
since Mr.. Carson had been ap-
pointed Chairman of the Conser-
walton and development COM
mission he had given consider
ably more than half of his time
to the different projects that
had come under his supervision,
and that Mr.. Carson was kept
hard at it day and night, to keep
both the Conservation affairs
and his own business going at
a speed that he considered essen
tial if results are to be accom-.
|plished
|. | could readily understand
this after my visit to his plant.
In due time Mr.. Carson breez-
led in, and it did not take us long
to get into my interview.
| asked him had he made the
statement that appeared in the
Daily News Record, and if SO
how could he possibly expect to
accomplish the gigantic task
within two years.
Ills Ia lV1 have +
READY put ID "a ye work on
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-12-15
For Sale
Valuable Property

One frame house consisting of
four rooms conveniently arrang-
ed
Lot contains seven-e;gkts of an
acre of land well improved, with
all necessary out buildings. Now
occupied by S, j. Colley on Wal
nut st. in East end Of ClintWood.
Price $3.50" 90 terms to suit pur-
chaser. See Chntwood Real Estate
Co. f. f. Fletcher, Mgr.
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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27
. Frank Monroe Beverley,

Frank Monroe Beverley, of
Freezing, Dickinson County,
has set a worthy example for
those who love Virginia. A
scion of distinguished Virgin
la family, he has passed 'pract-
ically all of his life in the ex-
IRENE western section of Virgin
la. During a busy life of service
to his county and his section in
various capacities he has found
time to amass a really remark
able private library. He has not
merely collected these books,
but he has carefully read, stud
led and digested them. Temp
ermenntally he has the spirit of
a poet and has written some ex-
cellent poems, eassays and pap
ers. He has been a constant
correspondent of the newspap-
ers for generation and has
made the Freeing community
known to newspaper readers
throughout this and adjacent
states.
1t is a very fortunate thing
that preparation is being made
for the publication of the vol
ume OF his poems and writings.
1t speaks well for any general
ion that cares to preserve the
literature and Intellectual out
put OF cultured, capable and
patriotic men like Frank Mon
roe Beverley. Mr.. Beverley has
amassed large library. He is
now contributing many of these
volumes to the libraries of pub
lie institutions. The library of
the Radford State Teachers
College has, through his gener-
osity, received a large number
of volumes from his very val
liable and well selected collect
ion of books. Through the intel
llgent interest in our history
and in the development of our
resources and people, he has
placed the State of Virginia un-
der lasting obligations to him.
the Radford News.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27
D. N. H. s. DEFEATS
T. N. !. 40 SATURDAY

Coach Reynolds flying I"
Knights of the Cumberlands"
football team of the D. NJ. H. S
avenged a defeat suffered at
the hands of the T. M. |. eleven
a week ago, by trouncing the
visiting team 40. The game
was played on the local grid
iron and was witnessed by a
bowling crowd of rooters.
The first touchdown was scor
ed shortly after the beginning
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27

of the first quarter on a series
of line plunges by Bascom Nc
Coy, giant full-back, and Reed
Sutherland, quarterback of the
locals; greatly aided by dash
ing end run of rs yards by
Capt. Claude Sutherland, right
half. Mccoy carried the pigskin
across for the touchdown, Cap5.
Sutherland making the extra
point.
The second touchdown was
made when Claude Sutherland,
scintillating half-back of the
locals, received punt by T. M.
I. and raced 80 yards through
the entire opposing field for a
touchdown, Quarterback Reed
Sutherland, making the extra
point.
The visitors never once threat
ened the locals goal-line, max
ing only four first downs to ten
for D. M. Fl. S. The line plung-
ling Of Reed Sutherland, plucky
little quarterback of the home
team, and Captain Claude Suth-
Ierland, stellar half-back was
Ione of the features of the game.
Twice during the contest, the
locals seriously threatened to
pile up a heavier score by aeriel
attacks, but the visiting team
succeeded in intercepting the
ball at crucial moments.
The visitors never success
fully pierced the immovable
line of the d. M. H. S., but the
locals threatened several times
by sweeping end runs of Hansel
Fleming, flashy right-end, and
Noel French, midget left-half.
The locals line seemed to be
made of stone as. far as the foe
was concerned, one feature of
which was the star Paying of
Glenn Colley at center.
due credit Tor the auSplc1OuS
beginning of the home team
must be given Coach Reynolds,
who has indefatigably toiled to
bring the new team to a state
of efficiency. The game Satur-
day was the second in the
schools history and the first to
be played on a Dickinson Co.
grid-iron. Coach Reynolds is an
alumnus of V. P. I. a school
noted for it's football proclivit
les. He has been ably assisted
by E. j. Sutherland, formerly,
a University of Chattanooga ,
star. Following is the lineup:
D. M. III. s.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27
DESERVED TRIBUTE TO
DISTINGUISHED VIRGINIAN

We Virginians have not been
sufficiently vigilant in preserv-
ing our history and our instit-
utions. Much invaluable mat
ter has passed into oblivion
through this oversight and ne
glect to place in prominence the
outstanding and interesting
facts of our history.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27

Time: II minute quarters,
Referee, w. O. Deel (W.&M.)
Umpire, Clyde Reedy (Hia-
wassee)
Head-linesman, Caleb Suther
land (Bluefield College,
Substitutes, Jake Priode at
full-back for Mccoy; Remines
for French at left end; Mccoy
for Remines at left end, Re-
mines for Mccoy at left end.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-10-27
For Sale
Valuable Property

One frame house consisting Of
four rooms conveniently arrang-
ed
Lot contains seven-eights of an
acre of land we'll improved, with
all necessary out buildings. Now
occupied by S. j. Colley on Wal
nut St. in East end Of Clintwood.
Price $250a,00 terms to suit pur-
chaser. See Clintwood Real Estate
Co. F. F. Fletcher, Mgr.
Valuable Farm one az d one :
half miles East of Clintwood.
Containing seventy-eight acres.
Twenty-Five acres level balance
medium hlll-slde but not at all
steep.
All good clay land that will pr
oduce so bu. per. acre. This farm
has a good orchard and is water
ed by creeks and well.
This property is offered for a
small price of s3500.00 with terms
terms to suit purchaser.
See F. F. Fletcher Mgr.
ClintWood Real Estate Co.
Clintwcod, Va.
CHASE LODGE NO. IT'S.
90
/. O. O. F.
Meets every Friday night 8:
PM. at Odd Fellows Hall Clint
wood, Va.
w. O. Deel Smith Howell
N. G.. Sec'y
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c. Sutherland (c).. r. H.
N. French .......... L. H.
B. Mccoy ......... F. B.
T. M. l.
C. Addison 80. -. :.
d. Addison 80. -.
Henson 80.
Miller
F. McGlothlin -. 80.
L. Cook :. ;. :. ........
C. Shelton -. 80.
Kennedy ........ 80.
P. Cook :.
RatllH $3.50. :.........
Mabp 10y
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone 7
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

Monday for Victoria, Tex. to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Ebling's parents.
Ar. and Mrs. II. J.. H~auschild.
Miss Lucille Crosswhite, Who is
teaching in Santa Maria, il here
spending the holidays with her par
ents.
Miss Mary Frances Haynes, who
is attending school at st. Mary's a.
Dallas, came in Sunday to be with
nome folEs this week
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Polunsky Of Nc
Allen, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Brown Sunday.
Miss Josephine Blackwell, a teach
err IN the Santa Maria schools IS
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. ID. A. Blackwell.
Mrs. :. II. Collier left Friday for
San Antonio 70 spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Feike.
Miss Ella Feleh Of Harlingen was
a guest Of Mrs. T.. L. B~lankenship
during the past week.
Mrs. Jennie Jones had for guests
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Jones and
II. Jones Of Edinburg.
Miss Alice Schultz Of San Antonio,
visited Miss Jewell Dunson during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Perkins and
children left Monday for Ozona,
Texas, to spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Perkins.
Miss Barbara Hoyt arrived Sunday
from Oklahoma University To spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. n. Hoyt.
Miss Jessie Mason who Is attending
school at Kid hey College. Sherman,
Texas. is here for the holidays.
Mrs. Ray Tolson and son left Sun
day night for a weeks visit IN san
ahtonio with Mrs. Tolson's parena
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. MeGOwan.
Gable Wilson has gone to Dallas to
be with his parents for the holidays.
Miss Marta Marcelli left the past
week for Chicago where she will re-
sumo her vocal studio preparatory TO
her work in grand opera in that city,
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Bennett and
children are spending several days
in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Harrison OF
Wichita Falls. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. a. King during the past week.
- -. lang mas ItANIHtl " Ills
home in Bellville. Ill, after a visit
here with his son, Herman F. Lang
and family.
Mrs. Margaret Ragland has gone
% III Paso q spend the holidays with
her son. William Ragland.
Rayburn Brown came in Sunday
from Georgetown where ne Is at
tending school. 70 spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
Brown.
Mrs. ". p. Cunningham and son,
Peter. left by way Of automobile Sun
day for T~ahlequah. Okla, where they
will spend Christmas with Mrs. Gun
ningham's father, J. Ward.
J. {. Thomas and family of Fall
furrias were weekend visitors here
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Agnew Of Edin-
burg. came in Sunday TO spend the
holidays with their son, Willard
Agnew. and family.
DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Smith returned
this week from Malone and Gaines
Vile. Tex, where they visited rela-
tives.
Mrs. j. ID. Lauderdale came IN
Monday morning to spend Christmas
with her son. Henry Lauderdale. Her
home is in Tennessee.
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Ahufnud1 Oalendar
Victoria -eIghts II. r. A. rogra
az : p m. in the school.
CLUB BANQUET
Entertaining with their annual
1nrlstmas celebration tine members
q b Business and Professional
Momen's club were present at a
banquet at the Hotel III Jardin
tuesday evening beginning at 1880
O'Clock in the Names Of
the members had been exchanged at
u previous meeting Of the club and
presents were given at the banquet.
Inc group assembled in the LOBBY
and visited until the covers we're
ready, then all weEt into the dining
room where tables for four were set
Tor a four course meal.
those presen. at the function
we're Mesdsnaes ". A. Cooke. Alberta
Kirby, Rannie P~utegnat, W. Y. Wor-
ley, G. I. Hamilton, J. X. Bull, Mat
tie founkman. W. ". Boinnger,
Frank Pierce, A. &. Hcpp, VI. l.. MUIR
ray, VI. A. Grisham, MhitlocE, and
Misses Mary Mattingly. Austin
DGrst, Julia O'Brsen, Barbara Payne,
Stowell, Otis Hughes, Frances Hof-
Leinz, Elizabeth Jennings, Mollie
kiGers, afanel Smith, Mrs. Martha
Sliims q Tacoma, Wash, who -
visiting her aunt, Ms. BOllinger.
MORE STUDENTS
Another group u college students
Is expected nome this week for the
holidays, including Mss Fern Day.
VINO rs attending Trinity university
at N~axahachies Oscar Dancy, q rirst
yea student al law ia the University
Of Texas: Mike Debardeleben, who is
at A. and NJ. college at College
Station; Workman Davenport, FRANK
lin Graham. Russell and Robert
RentfrO, and Luther Faux. all at
tending the University of Texas, and
Miss Gay Moore; Thurman Kinder,
school OF medicine at Dallas; Charles
Day, Schreiner Institute at kerrville;
Annie Starck, Lady Of the Lake
College, San Antonio.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Hitch and the
l~atter's sister Mrs. Martha SHINES,
all Of Takoma. Wash, are visiting
Mrs. W. VI. Bollingcr here. Mr..
Hitch will return 10 his home after
Christmas but the two sisters will
AttHAin mere LOT the WlNLtf.
Miss Margaret Seabury will visit
with a friend il Nashville. r.an.,
during part Of the Christmas holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. I. Conrad will
spend Christmas with Mr. Conrad's
brother in-law and sister, Mr.. n
Mrs. Seymour Huff and son, Rob
ert, Of San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Mckay Of La
Porte. Tex. will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
X. Morris.
George McGonigle, Jr.. left Mon
day evening for Houston where Mrs.
McGonigle is already visiting. They
will remain there through the holt
days.
Mrs. Thomas II. Sweeney has re-
turned from Roanoke, Va, where she
was called 70 the bedside Of her
mother, who is greatly improved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
MISS LISSNER D

Among the lovely events gwen IN
honor Of Miss Effie Lissner OF Dom
ma, whose marriage to Julian Scog-
gins Of San Benito will take place
soon. was a bridge shower given BY
the Post Bridge club at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. T. Hutto in Donna with
with Miss Edith Mae Nance as host
ess. The color scheme Of rose and
silver was carried out throughout
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

five tables where games Of bridge
were enjoyed. Miniature Mexican
men in costumes were used for place
cards and later for TALES.
Miss Edith Hester won a pretty
trophy for being successful among
the club members and Miss Maude
Harris received the second high
award. The guest prize was given
TO Mrs. NJ. G.. Gilbert.
Guests not including club mem
bers were Mesdames W. c. Bar
more, Herbert Buesing. II. G. Gil
bert, p. #. Dominy. H. &. Breed
lou~ Eernie Goolsby. and Misses
Lorraine Estes and Mary Espey and
Mrs. Roy Hand Of Harrington. Mrs.
Flint Harris will be hostess 20 mem
bers Of the club in Harlingen on
January 9Th.
HI-LO BRIDGE
Mrs. Karl Miller was pleasant
hostess to members Of the Hi-Lc
Bridge club at her home on Thurs
day afternoon when she entertain.
ed them with a Christmas party
Pretty red roses and clusters o.
poinsettias were used about the
room where four tables of PLAYER.
enjoyed an afternoon OF bridge. Al
the close Of the games Mrs. 7. V
jolly, Jr., won high score among tbs
guests and Mrs. George Campbell
was successful among the club
members. Each was presented Z
m~ayonnaise jar.
in the late afternoon a luncheon
was served which consisted Of escal-
Hoped potatoes, hot rolls, fruit cake
and coffee. Mrs. A. L. Price vii
be hostess at her home to members
Of the club on Thursday. December
2g.
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goodies which were brought BY the
parents Of the boys.
PERSONALS
Mss Bessie Niece IS now making
her home in San Beaito.
Norman Ehlers of Los Angeles,
California, is now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Boone in San Benito and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Ehlers in Rio Hordo.
Glen Parsons Of Mt. Vernon, 0hios
is now visiting his brother Will Par
sons and family in San Benito.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren and chill
dren who have been visiting. m
Killeen. Texas. have 20
their home in San Benito.
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Place near the spillway on the old
resaea. The barbecue was promised
some time ago BY Mr.. Carter X the
boys heat Brownsville. Mr.. Carter
is father Of Derrell and Allen Car
ter and uncle OF Buster Harris, all
members Of the team. Ralph Maley
prepared the barbecue which was
served with pie, cake, and other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

Winston. II. G. Marshall E. L. Bar
more and W. B. Hinkiy.
BARBECUE PARTY
Members of the high school foot
ball team and their parents were
entertained on Saturday evening At
$50 o'clock with a barbecue given
by II. F. Carter at the Proudlove
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
E CLUB MEETS

Members of the recently organic
ed club, the Chat and Stitch club,
were entertained on Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William
Nieois. At the close OF an enjoy
able afternoon. sandwiches and cof-
fee were served TO the following
members: Mesdames ". A. Theme,
c. W. Fitch, j.. w. Price. G. VI.
Chandler. J. r. Mason, r. l. Good
man, and G. Il. Condit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
MRS STILL

Members and a few guests Of the
Bridge Club Entire Nous were en-
tertained and surprised with a Mex
lean dinner on Thursday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Don Still. Pretty
red rosebuds Nwere placed on the
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PIONEER BRIDGE

Mrs. 5. 5. Dodds entertained mem
hers and guests Of the Pioneer
Bridge club AT her home on Friday
afternoon. When the games were
over Mrs. w. b. Hinkly was given
the high score award and the table
Plies were presented 70 Mrs. James
q. Buck. Mrs. Floyd 3. Worth. Mrs.
r. i. Barmore and Mrs. John T.
Lomax.
At the close Of the afternoon a
salad course was served to the club
members and the following guests:
Mesdames r. j. East. d. ". Colt,
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the afternoon. The high score
award was presented TO Miss Dor
othy Chandler and Miss Bessie
Free won the second high trophy. A
plate luncheon vas served with hot
chocolate in the late afternoon. Miss
Lissner was pleasantly surprised
with many gifts.
Another affair in honor OF the
bride-elect, was given on Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Llss-
ner which came as q surprise 70 her
Pretty lighted red tapers IN green
holders were placed on the three
tables Of players where the guests
enjoyed games Of bridge. a vanity
was presented to Miss 0line Pitt
nan for being successful and Mrs
q. vi. Williamson won q bit of I'm
gerie. the cut prize. Both prizes
were given TO the honor guest.
After a luncheon was served. Miss
Lissner was awarded a large Christ
mas package which contained MANI
gifts from the guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
MERCEDES
PARTY

The members Of the Needle Craft
&. p enjoyed their annual Christmas
meeting at the home OF Mrs.
r. j. Griffith east Of town.
The living room was decorated with
emblems Of the Yuletide season. "A
Christmas tree which held gifts that
were exchanged during the after
noon, occupied one corner Of the
room. At the close Of the after
Moons program, refreshments were
served.
The women present included Mes
danes Edgar Yates. Lee Freeman,
J.. +. Haynes. J. Il. Barry. J. II.
Christner. II. I. S%to,ler. J. +. Blythe,
Nix Harrington. {. 4. Owen, J. l..
Nining. +. b. Wilmer, A. Krause, and
T.. j.. Drefke.
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PROGRAM


The San Benito Girl Reserve pre-
scented a Christmas program 10 a
large audience. composed largely Of
mothers Of the girls and their
friends. A Christmas carol was
sung by Misses Maud Nosler and
Nclma D0dson. after which a clever
play was presented by Misses LoZana
Thacker and Lorraine Siderius. The
Dutch girls in the program were
Dorothy Glynn Ward. Margaret
Lowe and Marjorie Harris. Marga-
ret Muggli and Margaret Fleming
were American girls. Saida Roberts
represented the Spirit Of Christmas
and told the story Of the Christ
child on Christmast eve. She
brought out the purpose Of the
p~laylet which was -As Ye Have
Done it Unto the Least OF These,
Ye. Have Done il Unto Ne"
When the program was finished
the program and membership com
mittee served hot chocolate and
sandwiches.
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SAN BENITO.
APT PROGRAM

The home Of Mrs. II. r. Living
ston was decorated on Wednesday
afternoon with clusters of mistletoe
and streamers Of green and red The
program for the afternoon was led
by Mrs. +. p. Cooke which she
opened by giving Quaile's quotation
on December. Roll call was answer
ed by giving assigned topics. The
topic FOR the program was "Religi-
Gus Art" Mrs. Cooke discussed two
religious paintings of Leonardo de
Ninci. The Lords Supper, and
Baptism of Jesus" Mrs. l.. A..
Barrier talked in detail Of "Sistene
Madonna" IN ene" and
TRANSPORTATION" famous pictures
Of Raphael FanZio. The early life
and character Of Michael Angelo was
impressively given by Mrs. VI. 5
Fairey.
High points in the Valley FEEDER
alton meet were given. Greetings
were read from Mrs. Frank ,. Rob
crtson who has been i'll at her home
and unable to attend the meeting.
During a short business conference
an invitation was given TO the mem
bers 70 attend the open house at
the home Of Mrs. Bruce Gentry IN
the Palm Grove on January ?, Of
the Wednesday Morning Music club.