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Kiwanis to Aid
AT Rotary Meet

HARLTNGEN, March 14.-The Har-
ervnn Kiwanis club at its meeting
kere Tuesday Of this week pledged
~ support TO the Harlingen Rotary
riuh ia the entertainment of Rotari-
a who will be here for the 41th
district Rotary convention in April.
q. M. wunderman, chairman Of the
rommittee reported TO the club that
! conference had been held with the
Rotary COMMITTEES, and that the XII
wanians will help in any way pos
slble.
Mrs.. c. X. Richards gave a read
tag. and the entire club endorsed
~ stand of the directors in cooper
sfinr with ether civic organizations
IN Harlingen to bring down Sousa's
bard.
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a short time was feeling as well rs
] ever did in my life. and / am still
enjoying good health."-Mrs. Mary
j. Hall, 1853 Park st.
All dealers. Large bottles, liquid
$1-35; Tablets $1.35 and Csc.
Send 10c to DR.. Pierce's Invalidg
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SAN BENITO, Mar. 14.-Reports
srom the Valley Baptist hospital az
Harlinren Wednesday were TO the
-Ffect that Henry Johnson, IL, I'M
Ssrroing treatment for . broken
~ellar bone and left arm is slightly
Improved
The boy was injured several days
aro in a fall from q pony on which
" was riding.
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IN CONGRESS


Wednesday:
Senate opens debate on Tyson
emergency Officers retirement bill.
while house takes up measures on
unanimous consent calendar.
Teapot Dome committee calls two
witnesses for questioning about dis
position or Sinclair bonds by the
late Fred w. Upham.
Coal and cctton price inquiries
continue before other senate COM
mittees.
Farm relief. Muscle Shoals. immi-
grafton and shipping legislation are
before the house committees
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prescription ar
ter all the other
remedies which Z
had used for femi-
nine weakness
had failed to
benefit me. ! was
just about p a 8 {
going, I had suf-
fered SO much. I
began taking the
'Favorfte Pre-
e~crfnfions and srs
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WEDNESDAY,
KWWC-Yslley Radio Station
Brownsville
1850 kc-277.s megers)
~ m.-Weather forecast and mar
ket news service
4 p. m.-Neather forecast; mar.
ket news service; reports Of miss.
ing men; news dispatches from the
Associated press and The Browns
willie Herald.
7:30-9:30-Musical program. 4
~ m.-Coathangers club.
KHMC-Harlingen Music Co.
Harlingen
(f27O kc-236.1 meters)
/ p. m.-Market report and wea.
Their forecast.
2.30-4.00-Radio dealers program
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EXCHANGE OPENED

HARLINGEN. Mar. 14.-M. Y. Caul
has opened a cotton exchange In
Harlingen in preparation for the
opening Of the season. He has &C.
cured quarters in the Moore hotel.
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NAPLES-Four sisters named Pla-
cini drowned in their sleep when a
broken water main flooded their
home.
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WANDSWORTH, Eng. - Hereafter
the term "pauper" Is taboo ard in
digent persons are TO be known only
as applicants"
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FREEZES TO DEATH AT 100
INNSBRUCK - Herman Schollen,
aged 102, froze 70 death in the hut
he had lived for 81 years.
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NAN CUT IN ARRAY BETTER
HARLINGEN, Mar. 14.-Ramola
~s~5a. laborer who was seriously
l~fnred III a knife fight Sunday
-;~ht. Is reported to be recovering.
- throat waa slashed In the fight
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HARLINGEN. March 14.-H. T.
Gohring, proprietor Of the Magic
Valley Plumbing company here, IL
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
STAGE AND SCREEN WRITE-UP
COMING AMUSEMENT EVENTS
The Everett Theatre. MiddIetown

Wednesday ana Thursday While
Harold Lloyd was filming SPEEDY
his latest release, two ministers paid
a visit to the comedians studio, or
rather, the huge Vet built III West
wood for the production "Before |
leave, Mr. Lloyd said one Of them,
after he had watched the star fol
over a half hour cayorting before the
camera, Il want to pay you just one
tribute. That Is, whenever u Harold
Lloyd picture comes to town, mother
and our two kiddies are always first
III line to put our money through the
box office window There is never a
doubt il my mind that your pictures
will contain only the cleanest, most
wholesome entertainment, and while
4 have sene 4 score Of your works,
never have misplaced my confidence.
IT, a great work, son, and I only
hope you keep it Up"
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
VIRGINIA MAN POTATO KING
Lorenzo H. KilmOn, of Jenkins Bridge
va, Leading Grower Golden Sweets"

Lorenzo H. Kilmon, of Jenkins
Bridge, Va, is sweet potato king Of
the Eastern Shore this year. Tues
day and Wednesday of last week he
made shipments Of the Golden
Sweets" On Tuesday he sold IA bar
rels which sold for $3.50 berrel
and on Wednesday Z barrels which
sold for $3.50. These were shipped
under the Star brand covers and are
declared by Exchange officials to have
been fine stock On Thursday the Ex-
change shipped SO barrels under the
Bell brand which sold for $500 a bar
rel These patotoes We're grown by
All Ames, of Onley, who shipped 16
barrels, S. D. Vessels, Of Hopeton,
who shipped 10 barrels and G. B.
Ewell, Of Mappsville who shipped Z
barrels. The market on sweets were
lower Friday morning being from S6
to $8. The lowering of the market
is due to heavy shipments from
Georgia and other states. Exchange
officials believe the outlook for sweets
il good this year in spite of the drop
taken Friday morning.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29

ment. This power increase, according
to E. A. DeWaters, chief engineer, has
been accomplished through an Il per
cent increase in the piston displace-
ment Of the larger engine and an in
crease Of y per cent ia the smaller.
But changes in the carburetor and
manifold system, redesigning Of the
camshaft and provision Of new muf-
fer, in which back pressure is reduced
to a minimum, have kept the fuel con
sumption virtually unchanged, De
Waters pointed out. Marked i'm
provement in the automatic heat con
troll unit built into the fuel intake
system was cited by the engineering
chief. This device, which is eXclu-
sively Bucks, is responsible for the
quick start in the coolest weather,
DeWaters declared.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
ROADS NEAR CHEsTERTOWN
Big Program of Road Building Now
Planned Including Massey -Sassafras

The County Commissioners are
completing a highway program in
various sections which will material
ly increase the mileage of good roads
and be Of great value to shippers and
the travelling public A new stone
road from Worton Station to Cats
Corner, connecting with the Chester
town stone highway, has been COM
pleted; a contract has been awarded
for building a State road from Red
ding's Corner, an intersection of the
Still Pond Betterton State road, to-
with the State road at Worton Sta
tion, and work is being pushed on a
new road leading from Massey toward
the head of Sassafras to connect with
the Cecil county highway, which will
shorten the route to Southern PENN
sula points about sixteen miles over
the present Elkton- Chestertown trail.
This work is expected to be complet-
ed before cold weather Besides these
State-owned highways, the Commits
sioners have built during the year a
number Of Stag roads in all sections
Of the county, to which property own
ers along the routes have literally
contributed 1t is believed that with
in a few years practically every i'm
portant road in the county will have
been improved Much Of the money
available for this road-building pro-
gram has come to the county through
the gasoline tax.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
New Dover Opera House. Dover

Wednesday and Thursday Lon
CLANCY has one odd boast-he is the
only actor III the world who has prac-
tically become a proverb. Il happen
XXI in Hollywood when some wise
cracker pointed to 4 beetle and re-
marked, Don't step on tit may be
Lon Clancy" That remark has been
published, cartooned and repeated
thousands Of times since in every
country in the world until it IL liter
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
SILVER ANNIVERSARY BUICK
Six-Cylinder Valve-in-Head Engine is
Almost One-fifth More Powerful

Increase in horsepower without
consequent increase in fuel consump-
tion-That was the problem Buick
Motor Company engineers faced in
development of the Silver Annivers-
ary Buick, which has proved a sensa-
ton since its initial presentation. How
well this problem was solved already
has been demonstrated to the thous-
ands who purchased the luxurious
new cars in the first few days after
their announcement. For Bucks six
cylinder valve-in-head engine ~ al-
most one-fifth more powerful than
heretofore and the entire chassis has
undergone commensurate enlarge
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED

Middle-aged White Woman wanted.
Good home for the right party.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29

ally new proverb. CLANCY, who ap-
pears in his latest vehicle, Laugh,
Clown, Laugh" is one Of the most
interesting figures on the screen, as
well as the graetest box office attrac-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29
WANTED

Thoroughly dependable and active
representative wanted at once BY di-
rect selling firm carrying an unusual
" complete and we'll guaranteed line
Of Hosiery Also Lingerie. Apply
Box 219, Amber, Pa. Reference re
quired. 8-22 st
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29

TOWN PROPERTY OWNERS: We
lend on standing first mortgage and
repayable second mortgage.
FARMERS: We write a very cheap
long term loan for you. Loans prompt
~ made. Write direct to THE DEL
NIAR-VA MORTGAGE COMPANY,
Salisbury, Maryland. 3-28 If.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-29

CLEMENT v. SCOUT,
Phone 1877 r 8 State Road South of
8-15 If Smyrna, Del
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[ GYP I 0L0GIST
To SPEAK

The first Of series OF five
illustrated lectures BY Or, 4. o.
Knott, Bible scholar and Egyptolo-
gist. covering ''the 400 silent years
between the Old and New Tesla
ments viii be held tomorrow at 4
D. m. at the Central Y. M. CA
1886 q st.
The lectures viii undertake to
Fill in the blank pages Of the
Bible between the childhood and
public ministry Of Jesus. The ac-
complaining pictures will be pro
duced on new process hand-ceiored
film
Tomorrow's lecture will be on the
topic From Malachi to the Macca.
bees.
Topics to follow on each succeed
ing Sunday are: From the Mac.
cabees to Matthew" The World
Into Which Jesus Was Born, The
Infancy of Jesus and the Baptist"
and THE A;omentous Thirty Years.
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DR.. SIZO0 TALKS
ON OWNS

Rev. DIR. Joseph r. Sizoo. pastor
OF the New York Avenue Presby
terrain Church. will deliver series
OF sermons on Sunday nights
through January and February.
His general subject win be ''The
Small Town Man in the Small
Towns Of His Country Last sum-
mer DIR. sizoo visited the towns he
will discuss In the series.
The subject tomorrow night will
be Cana OF Galilee--At Village
Wedding: January ID. "Sychar-At
4 Village Well" january %. Ca.
pernaum-In Village Church;
January 29. "Tiberias-On Galilee {.
February S. Nain-At Village
Funeral: February Il. Mount Ia
bora Day OF Glory: February
10. "Jericho-Vi Village Bandits: Feb
ruary rs, BethanyIn a Village
Home. +"
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ToMORROW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
The Great PLY stefan.
by REV. EDW ARD TABER

as salvation. His cures Of the
lame and iiflpotent, the sick in
mind and body, brought Him
fame throughout His country.
There Gao BE- no explaining
away the power Of Jesus over
disease. The power was real.
The Gospel statements are too
explicit and too often repeated
to be products Of the imagiria-
ton. sAIl the city was gathered
together at the door, Utter
Jesus had healed the rnother-in-
law Of Simon Peter. They came
from far and near, seeking re-
lief from bodily and mental all
nnents.
Feeling the need Of rneditaA
ton, the Master withdrew from
the multitude to seek the spir-
ituaI tonic of prayer. 10 Him
came Peter, saying AL men
seek for thee The throngs
demanded His presence.
The beauty of tue New Testa-
ment description Of the coming
81 i leper t0 Jesus, seeking re-
lief, Is unsurpassed IN the Bible
or anywhere else.
'.And there came leper to
Him, beseeching Him, and kneel-
ing down to Him, and saying
unto Him, III thou wilt thou
can'st make me clean.
And Jesus, moved with com
passion, put forth His hand and
touched Him, and saith unto him.
/ will; be thou clean"
The hating, doubling approach
Of the leper IF thou wilt, thou
canst make me clean and the
compassionate response Of the
Savior, make q narrative Of in
effable beauty, and give char
acteristic picture Of the Great
Physician.
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s. l1R2rlioionsI 0le@s onasszAA announcements
CADMAN Al D {
To PREACH

At First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G SITS. The minister. DR..
Jason Noble Pierce, will introduce to
his congregation as guss. preacher,
the Rev. Or. Harry Z Everett, of
Jersey city. pr. Evare. was a
protege and colleague y DR. 8. Parks
Cadman. From being Il=wsboy on
the streets of New York he worked
his way through Wii;,ams College
and Union Theological Seminary He
has Travelled extensively abroad For
the past II years he has been minis.
ter Of the First Congrc gational
Church, in Jersey City and direc.
tor OF the Crystal Palace, the head
quarters OF unique social service
ministry. DIR. Evsrett's subject will
be "Life's Second Bests =
In the evening at o'clock, and
each evening OF the week except
Saturday, there will be an evangelis.
tic and educational campaign of mo.
ton pictures. At each Of these SER
vices the minister. DR. Jason Noble
Pierce, will speak briefly on some
spiritual theme Illustrated In the
scientific or news pictures shown,
The vested chorus ehoir uncer direc.
ton OF Ruby Smith Stahl, will sing
at both morning and evening SER
vices on Sunday.
Secretary William Knowles Coop
err. Of the Washington Y. NJ. C. A..
will teach the Delta Glass for young
men between the ages Of ~ and S6,
which meets in the west parlor of
the church on SUNDAY morning at
9:45. The Young Peoples societies
will meet at G:30 b. m
The Mems Club If Firss Church.
will hold Mems ClaI sdinner on
Tuesday night, with the Rev Homer
j. Councillor as guest syeaker
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The personality Of Jesus Of
Nazareth must have been ow-
erful and magnetic in the ex-
IRENE. Altogether apart from
His miraculous power, there was
about Him something which set
Him apart from all other men.
He was the Savior Of men.
Without attempting to define the
word savior in any theological
sense, He brought salvation.
The Master had 4 keen spir-
ituaI perception that has never
been given To another. He has
been called spiritual genius,
but there Is about this appella-
ton something that falls short
Of the truth. He was genius,
no doubt. But other men have
had spiritual genius. None has.
ever had spiritual insight as had
the Christ.
II has been said Of Shake
speare that he "out-tOpped
knowledge The master dram-
atist achieved and held, appar-
emily without great effort,
heights Of poetic beauty reached
by others only occasionally In
moments Of inspiration.
In the realm Of spiritual
knowledge Jesus Of Nazareth
stands alone. II has been well
said that the Master never
argued about Immortality; He
took ii for granted, He never
doubted the goodness Of God.
He was not troubled by doubts
and perplexities. He spoke with
the voice Of assurance. And
they were astonished at His doc
trine, for He taught them as one
having authority, and not as the
scribes."
Christ was the Great Physi-
clan, as well as the Great Teach
er. He brought health as well
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Minister to Lecture
On MasefieId's Poem

John Masefield's The Everlast.
ing Mercy" is the poem which
Ulysses G., b. Pierce ID. D., min
lister OF All Souls Church uni
tariar). will read and comment
Upon at the evening service Sun
day at 7:30. This is the second
IN series OF addresses on the
religious messages OF contemporary
poetry.
Music will be furnished bv Miss
Charlotte Hartman. contralto;
Charles Trowbridge Tittman. bass.
Miss Elsa Raner. violin: and Lewis
Atwater. organ.
AT the morning service at IL
o'clock DR.. Pierce will preach on
the subject. THE Benefit Of the
Doubt
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Nazarene's Director
Will Conduct Mission

A six-day mission will be con.
Quoted, beginning Sunday. January
Is at the Episcopal Church of the
Nativity, Fourteenth and A Streets
Southeast. The preacher will be the
Rev. John Gayner Banks, national
director of the Society Of the Naza-
rene.
Services will be held four times
daily, Z o'clock holy communion,
1890 general conference, 7:30 song
service, preaching service. Heal.
ing services viii form an important
part of the program. The Rev.
Enoch Magruder Thompson II vicar
OF the church. Bishop Rhinelander
win open the mission with preaching
at ii a. M, January Is.
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Pastor Starts Series
Of Sermons on Fools

Rev. ID. L. Snyder pastor Of Emory
Methodist Church. Georgia Ave. and
Rittenhouse ST.. N. W.. will preach
at both the morning and evening
services. His subject at IL o'clock
is Gods Love Towards U.s."
At the o'clock service he begins
a series of Sunday evening messages
on the general theme of Some
Bible Fools and Otherwise. The
subject for Sunday night is Some
Ancient and Modern Fools"
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Sermon Announced
At Gospel Tabernacle

The Rev. Harry l.. Collier. pas.
tor of the Ful Gospel Tabernacle.
North Capitol and X SITS. will
preach tomorrow morning on "a
covenant to Seek the Lord" At
1880 p. m. he will speak on rs
It Not Wheat Harvest Today?"
Healing services will be held
on Tuesday at 2:30 and 7:4S p. M.
On Wednesday evening the Rev
Mr.. Collier will speak on 1.-THE
Peopie that Know the joyful
Sound The Young Crusaders will
meet on Friday at 7:45 D. m. The
Bible Institute, conducted by Mrs,
M. r. Herman will meet Tuesday
at 7 d. m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-07
Births, Deaths
FLORISTS
MRS. BETTE KIRWOOD
NEWTON.

Funeral services for Mrs. Bette
Kirwood Newton, Is. Falkstone
courts. late wife of Thomas Chal-
n1ers Newton, will be held today at
o'clock from the S. III. Hines
funeral home, 29O1 Fourteenth ST,
N. w, with interment in the Ton
gressional Cemetery.
Mrs Kirkwood was an active
member of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, and served on the board OF
managers of the Presbyterian Rome
for the Aged.
She is survived by her huspanu
and one sister. Mrs. r. ". Beit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-07
Jesus and the Temple
SUNDAY Sermon Subject

Rev. Harold e. Beatty. pastor of
the Georgetown Lutheran Church,
wisconsin Avenue and Volta Place,
will preach tomorrow morning on
Jesus and the Temple. Holy
communion will be administered.
Christian Endeavor will meet at
p. M, when officers will be in
stalled. Evening service will be
held at 8 o'clock, with a sermon by
the pastor.
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MRS. ENID HUNT SLATER.

Special funeral services Tor Mrs.
Enid Hunt Slater. well-knoWn ~
washington, were held TO-DAY
Trinity Cathedral. New York city at
IL o'clock. The Very Rev. Frederlck
w. BeekInan officiaited with the
choir assisting.
ar1, a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-07
Real Eatnte for Sale

Real Estate for Sale
WOODLEY ROAD n. W.-1O
rooms, &35, 900. Pa. Ave. 3. =.
Brick house, nine rooms, five
bedrooms. h. w. h., electricity,
double garage, opening on street.
For details concerning both these
houses, see the Classified ads.
Unfurnished Apartment for
Rent
10TH ST. n. W.-3.rOon, hath,
apartment, $35. 5.rOOm and bath
apartment, $50; h. w. b., cleo
tricity, gas, I'd floor front. See
the Rental ads i'm Classified for
apartments.
Buick for Sale
BUICK MASTER "SIX" TOUR
Mcleod running condition,
This Is hut one OF many good
Used Cars listed for sale in Gas
sified today.
Unfurnished Houses for Rent
REASONABLE HOMES with
modern cOnveniences. 9th st. n.
W. rooms and bath, h. w. H.:
excellent condition, $49.5O. r St.
$. E.-6 rooms and bath. SIS.
5fh st. y. E.-5 rooms and hath,
$3.50. See Classified for com.
plete information.
Help Wanted
YOUNG MEN, 21.28 years.
Looking for a position where OPP
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You can be trained In proven
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The GbOVe wants and Offers
are only a fen of the many
interesting proportions you
GUin find adOerGIaed IN today
Times and Herald classified
0dDertssinR sections.
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Mirage and the Pool"
Subject Of DR. Briggs

1.-The Mirage and the Pool" will
be the sermon subject tomorrow
OF the Rev. DIR. John e. Briggs.
pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church.
In the evening he will preach on
Zone Day at Time: Needed
Strength for New Duties"
The annual business meeting of
the church and election Of officers
will take place Thursday night.
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TWO SERMONS LISTED

How Woman Made Me Give
Fifty Dollars will be the sermon
subject tomorrow night of Rev. f..
Hez Sven. pastor of Centennial Bap-
tist Church. In the morning he will
speak on What Is the Baptism of
the Holy Ghust?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-07
DEMONSTRATIONS" THEME

"Reincarnation Explained" viii
be the subject of a lecture to be
given Thursday evening at $40
at the United Lodge Of Theoso'
phlsts. 709 Hill Building. Seven.
teenth and I SITS. n. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-07
"PORTlA" IS TOPIC

''Portia In Her Brier Patch" is the
title Of an ADDRESS by Frederick Hal
Ter tomorrow ut 2 p. M. at the Sscu
lar LEAGUE, Musicians Hall, 1905 E
st. n. w.
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BIRTHS

Eleerf 81 and Vera C. Jones. boy.
THOMAS and Marie Lerario. boy.
Richard o. and Mary F. Bryan; boy,
Morris " and Mary v. Holt, Doy.
Ermen r. and Bernice e. Mines, boy.
Edward e and Bessie H. Bowen,
boy.
paul and Edith Benson. boy.
Walter II. and Media Klopp. boy.
Napoleon T. and Ruth J. Beansoleil.
girl. : - ~.
'p Alan Il. ana Anna /. barnes, girl.
Max A. and Anna e. Sorg, girl.
julius f. and Angelina N. MinchiiIo.
isaac and Molly Moston, girl
Ralph N. and Eloise W Johnson,
girl. .,., -,
Edgar w. and Muriel H Beckett
girl. -,
Richard and Beatrice Carter girl.
Alton and Helen Bell, girl.
James and stella Baylor. boys Ctwins.)
Chester and Ella Lewis, boy.
Alfred and Cora Bell boy.
Samuel and Henrietta washington.
Oscar and Helen Carpenter, boy.
George and Rosetta Quarles, girl.
Wesley and Emily Palmer. boy.
Wash and Ella Scott, boy.