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New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
Quiet IN tugis~t

August found III. market utti. !.
h"c'irs' or high money RATES an
th., uTral mid simmer ar"th,. lU'
t,ri...s o.r.. r.iati,.iv stalri" IT.
tn'al e Nv rff""ir-re was th'
s,ualicst OF any month in five years.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29
MIS;IELl ANEOl'S
Christian A.jentV

Sunday service AT II n. M. sub
i,ct: christian Science" Sunday
school at o:45 A. ~.
Wednesday "re'ung meeting at S
o'clock
New Britain herald., 1928-12-29

Rad "E \ip CLASSIFIED tu,s
FOR BEST ltESJLIS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

The Soviet Commissariat of La- bor Intends to unite the 5S4,00O
 Russian shepherds into a trade union of their own.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR LATE HARRY J.
 RAYMOND HELD HERE.

In the simple but impressive words of the ritual of the Ogder, the Juneau Elks' Lodge th.s astsr noen paid it's last tribute to tha memory of the late Harry ]. Ray mand. holding funeral services in fhe lodges auditorium. Intsrment was made in the Elhs' plot in Evergreen cemetery.
 Henry Rodan delivered a short oration in which he declared Mr. Raymond was a fine citizen, a lovahle and loyal husband. He well knew the rules Of the north He never passed anyone on the trail who needed help. Any who called on him for aid or assistance always received it in fuli maas- ure,' he said.
 The services were well attended IA special sacred song was ren- dered in q touching manner b5 Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne.
 Mr Raymond died here last Tuesday night as a result of blood poisoning developing from sligh wound on the knee which became
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

wss small as several of the Legion naiIes are not over the effects of the influenza and are still con- fined to their homes
 Martin Jorgeasen, recently elect cd Commander of the Fairbanks Post for the coming year, was a visitor at the meeting and tha guest of the local Legion. MT. Jor gensen is well known in Juneau having attended school here when Q boy and was member Of tile Afford John Bradford Post for [ number of years. MT. Jorgenson was employed by the Standard Oil Company when here and is man. ager fer the company at the Fair banks staten at the present.
 Details pertaining to the com ing American Legion Convention Of the Alaskan Posts. which is to be held in Juneau next September, were discussed and a Convention Committee appointed to look after the various details.
 The exact date of the conyen- ton has not been fixed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
UNITED STATES
 l. FRIENDLY SAYS GERMAN LEADER

LIN, Dec. 2S.-Germany's foreign minister, Dr. Stresemann, finds that nowhere has Germany's foreign policy of peaceful recon struction and conciliatoly cooper ation met with so much apnrec.a- tion as in the United States.
 In preface to record Of the country's political developments during the last decade published under the title of "zchn Jahre Deutsche Geschichte" (Ten Years of German Historyl, Dr. Strese- mann writes:
 "As America is destined to play Ia significant ro>e in the political developments of the near future the rapprochement between Ger many and America in such c com paratively short time mus't be con sidered one of the most gratifying results of Germany's foreign pol icy. auguring well for our future May this tend to bring the convic- tion to the German people that de spite all reverses and cheeks then goals have been well chosen ant help to give us strength to pursue them with all the means at oul disposal"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
NOTICE

My office will be closed unti January 2nd, - adv DIR. GEO. L. BARTON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
HOONAH SHORT
 0F MEDICINES,
 SAYS BORLAND
Had None When Flu Struck Nurse Unable to Get
 Supply as Ordered

Never was town so poorly prepared to meet an epidemic Of sickness of any nature as was the Indian village of Hoonah when it was stricken recently by an influenza wave which took practically the entire population off it's feet, declared Dr. w. A. Borland, prominent local physi- elan who was there at the time and returned here early this week. Both he and Mrs. Borland were flu victims.
 There wasn't a pill or a pow der of any kind in the village available for use. There was a competent nurse. employed by the Federal Government, but she was virtually helpless because she had no medical supplies with which to render needed assist anee," he declared.
 Dr. Borland placed the respon- sibility square1y on the U. S. Bureau of Education which, und- CT the Interior Department, is charged with the administration of relief of sick Indians in the :, Territory He asserted that the nurses acquisitions for medicines went almost unnoticed-that an order sent in sometime before the influenza epidemic occurred for medical necessities to be used in such instances brought her "A Dover's powder pills, three oi four dozen aspirin tablets and two packages of cotton gauge that this was the total of the medical supplies sent to the viii lage since last June, or there abouts.
 Hoonah has about 450 inhabi- tants. Practically all of them were influenza victims. When the epidemic was at it's height a U. S. Forest Service boat made a special trip to Juneau and took out a supply of medicines Later the Coast Guard cutter Unalga made trip there with a Public Health Service physician
 Dr. Borland said when he Jeff this week all medicines were exhausted. The nurse, a Mrs
 Hastings, was still working 1t to IS hours a day but was vir.
 tually exhausted from excessive
 work. He praised her highly saying she was very capable ant anxious to care for the sick ir
 her charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
MACHINERY IS PURCHASED FOR
 TAKU COMP ANY
Eaton Buys New Compress sor for Tulsequah Work
 To Increase Force

Work on the Tulsequah River quartz property on which ccn- siderable exploration was done last summer will be on a much larger scale next season, accord ing to D. j. Williams, who is as- soeiated with ". l.. Eaton in this development. He conferred With the latter on his recent trip to Seattle and discussed plans for next years work.
 MT. Eaten has purchased new compressor and drill equipment Of the latest type which will be put in early neyt s1rine, Mir. Williams said. 4 ntw surface camp will be constructed and trails improved It is planned to work 30 men during the neSt season.
 Tunnels started last year will be driven further and new tun- nels opened. It is the intention to thoroughly xplore the ore de posit but there is ID thought now of undertaking any production fer at least another year.
 MT. Eaton left for New YorE carly this week. Mr William! said. He will return to the coasi in several weeks and expects to reach Junean not later thar April l, with the new machinery This will be taken up the Takl River as soon as possible ant installed for an early start or the seasons program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. ;.
 Weather Bureau

Forecast for Junean and vicinity beginning m touay fair fresh eaaery winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
ti;,..-..-.~s.s.s . ~se>ssssezs'

infected AL lne. time of the in- jury he was returning with Mrs. Raymond from Portland, where he had been for medical aid, 10 his home at Baranof. He centiaV ed on home where infection developed He vas rushed here bat arrived too late to secure remedial treat ment that might have resulted in recovery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

|old papers Tor 8 ae at the Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

%-Less than 10 miles, al Paul. Dutch iIarbor, Kodiak, Jn neau Rupert Edmonton sa Portland and San Fran IT Juneau time.
 eon inues rise in Northeastern n Alaska and the ocean to fell yesterday Eagle Kodiak and other fallen throughout Eastern Alaska rapidly Yukon Val ported in Western Alaska and Kodiak
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
BISHOP csiMoNT RETURNS

Bishop J. R. Crimont, of the Catholic Church in Alaska with headquarters in Juneau, returned from the Westward on the steam- CT Northwestern this morning. The Bishop went to the Westward be- fore the holidays to 0fficiate at the Christmas services and Mass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
AMERICAN LEGION
 MEETS LAST NIGHT

The Afford John Bradford Post, American Legica, held the regular semi-monthiy meeting al the Dug out last evening. The attendance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

Mrs. Emily Davies Vanderbilt (above), who recently divorced the wealthy and blue-blooded William H. Vanderbilt. now is the wife of Sigourney Thayer, New York theatrical producer. They slipped away from their friends, were married in Con- necticut and now are honey incoming in the South.
 <1nternAtional Newsrsell
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
Special
Notice
POULTRY and SWINE SPECIALIST
TO BE HERE WEDNESDAY, Feb. %

DR.. Il. +. Barker, a member of the
Research and Clinic Department of
the George H. Lee Company, Omaha,
Nebraska, will hold one Of those in
teresting and helpful Poultry and Pig
Clinics at Swain's Pharmacy, starting
at 2 o'clock Wednesday, Feb. %.
The object of the Clinic is to assist
farmers and poultry raisers in reduc-
ing the tremendous loss among poul-
try and pigs, that occurs on the farm
every year. The Clinics conducted by
Lee Specialists have frequently been
called Short Course Schools, teaching
how to recognize, correctly diagnose,
treat, and prevent disease and other
troubles that are the common cause of
much loss to poultry and swine rails
ers.
Farmers who have unthrifty chick
ems or pigs are invited to bring in
speciments for post-mortem examina-
ton, and receive free instructions on
the cause, treatment and prevention
of the trouble. Plenty of specimens
are needed to bring out the full value
of this demonstration, but if your
hogs are sick and you believe, or sus-
pect, the disease is contagious or in
fectious, do not bring such animals to
the Clinic but notify SWANS Phar-
macy and, if practicable, the Doctor
will call upon you and make an ex-
animation
There will be no admission charge
and nothing offered for sale at the
Clinic. Every farmer in this COM
munity should take advantage Of this
opportunity to become better posted
on disease prevention.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
5 ETHEL NJ. CAREY MARRIED
|ph Clayton Girl, Daughter of
EHhr Carey, Wcds ]. R. Ennis. of
ptssa-COuple Given Shower"

|PlT Clayton Girl Daughter of
Hhur Carey, Wcds ]. r. Ennis, of
tssa-COuple Given Shower"
arday evening, February 4th,
Ethel May Carey, daughter of
Arthur Carey Of Clayton, and Mr..
p Roberts Ennis Of Odessa, son of
Elizabeth Ennis, also of Odessa,
lnsed their many friends by slip
quietly to the st. Paul NJ. E.
sonage where they were married
Key. Daniel ]. iGvan. Mr.. Ennis
the garage business at Odessa,
H the young couple will make
home. Saturday evening, Feb
Y llth, jolly company Of friends
aefed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaloney, from which place they
% the home Of Mr.. Arthur Carey
gVe a variety shower to the bride
groom. Mrs. Ennis had spent all
e nte IN this community, and was
popular, and won for herself a
q friends BY her pleasant pers-
ny The night was stormy but
was CHEEKY within. After extend
ne happy couple their tokens of
Ap and extending comgratula-
ana all good wishes for a happy
~ On the sea of matrimony.
IN were viewed which were
'lq' Among those present were
ana Mrs. George Ellis of Balti-
Mrs. Hudson Of Annapolis,
aana; Miss Mildred Day Of Will
Sli Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Man
slr- and Mrs. Walter Nowland.
IN stewart ". Ashby, Mrs. Leighton
Il. 4 MISSES Melvina Lewis, Helen
: ana Cora Ford, Smyrna; Miss
hopkins Of FELTON,; Mrs. Eliza
NJ INNS Mr.. and Mrs. William En-
! MI. ", and a Mrs. Dorsey Ennis, Mr..
ls' ~ !, Leroy Mannering Of Odessa;
4, -ra ca.I Mrs. John Maloney, Mr.. and
H. odtl 3 a. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ersd;tS' H. Foyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
H.. ' : Mr. and Mrs. William
1r; and Mrs. Ralph Stevens,
h.. n, l, Walker, Mrs. Sallie B.
EaIss ~ mrs. Alice Sinex, Mrs. Harry
EsrIs.' : mrs. rs Eugene D. Knox. Mrs.
N r. !; Wharton, Mrs. Robert Dav.
II Nj. v,sn5 ?. Savin, Mrs. HarryStey.
M N, NJ. harry Walton, Mrs. Edward
9oet,an %i'. ! Lewis Hurd, Mrs. George E
H. Ms MRS Robert Hollett. Mrs.
! ni.a Montague, Mrs. Bessie Cain =.
BIZ NY i Kitchens, Mrs. Thomas
n NsiIs.f afs; i Elwood David, Mrs Mar, Marv
n, MI, Mss y Mary Blair, Miss Ruth
BriocE ~ 4, Florence Marker, Miss Imev s,-
ay AN Mss :. Mildred Boyer, Miss
rghia ~, IN Miss cathryn Sudier. Miss
essn F.a Faoaler, Miss Ethel Barnes
y, NJ Aasaneth a,ss Givan. Ralph Brock, JS,
R EnDai. ai''aur !. T, Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
MAN WANTED

Opportunity in this section for re-
liable man unemployed or with spare
time to earn good money. Steady out
side sales work; good opportunity for
advancement. Experience unneces-
sary: outfit and full particulars furn-
ished. Write HOOPES, BRO. q
THOMAS COMPANY, West Chester,
Do 2-1 st
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
Rev. G. Gordon Mahy Announces Top
les of Services for Next Sunday

Mr.. G. Gordon Mahy announces the
following services for Sunday: Morn
ing worship at 1890, subject Of the
sermon. "The Message of Mt. Her
mon"; Evening worship at 7.30, sub
iect. s'The First Sermon of Christ;
Sunday School, 11.45; Christian En-
deavor. Gas. The Mission Study
Glass will meet at the home Of Miss
Lulu Robinson on Wednesday evening"
February 18th, at 7.30 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
SPECIAL MEETING
The Town Council
of The Town of Smyrna


will be held February 18th, at 7.3O
P. NJ, to receive and file the names of
applicants for Town Councilmen,
Treasurer and Assessor, to be voted
for at the Annual Town Election to be
held Monday, February 9th, at the
Alderman's Office, between the hours
of 2 and 5 P. NJ, at which time two
Councilmen, one Treasurer and one
Assessor will be elected.
Names must be filed with Council 10
days before election.
By order of
THE TOWN COUNCIL
of the Town Of Smyrna
Edward 7. Porter, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15

Road delegations are still importun-
/ The Kent County Levy Court for
d repairs. A delegation represent
/ owners Of properties on the road
In the State road north of Dover
way Of Denney's school house, ap-
bed before the Court last week
Eng for repairs to the road. The
bit agreed to arrange for repairs.
request for road repairs in the
ri District the Court ordered a
Of Stag sent to Kenton in care of
D. Wilds.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
Il. LIST CERTIFICATE

lsad Pss,.s. sss No. Po-8S for / share
|.e DaiTl ilsrFsd D Stock Of United
/ 49, Products Corporation,
|'ss'a@ ~ s'as Of undersigned. Ap-
esrifessoss zen made for issue of
@ DsI Samuel L. Jones.
2-8 2t
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15

~ WOman's Auxiliary Of Kent
sDsrsl Hospital Drive, for contribu-
n, md Auxiliary members has been
r,ried until March 1st. Please, all
IFdtOrs turn in their returns by
|1rb 5th, as all reports must be in
Dover on Tuesday 9Th of March.
4, representatives of the Auxiliary
In Dover viii address the Twen-
n Century Club of Smyrna Friday
EsnoOn. Mrs. Robert H. Denney is
Isirman Of the Committee in Smyr-
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15

!. LARGEST public sale Of the sea-
" u. = fbat Of Gilbert Davis near
] l-,na " his herd Of graded cows
l,..riinr .,ri, s162.25 per head, and hors-
'l1s ". : and farming implements sold
\ VII Nucb credit was given R. w.
4, s-,bter, the auctioneer, in the man
...ssrt If the sale. He sold % cows
d minutes and made an average Of
. M three-quarter sales per min
/. Through the entire sale the rain
\ IN torrents.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15

rboodore E. Hynson and
les,lS, ,ia,rd have bene elected from
Iard I. LlCg CIass \ 10 the University of
b Senl0i chanter Of the Phi Kappa
IsaRSGs N sIs,tion @ 10 this society is based
y IL, n''S n scholarship and is one Of
ppls,S si,sast S,t bonOrs that a graduate
h secure.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
n SMYRNA Times
liz sDN.. DELAWARE
,;v0N3 AND VICINITY

|cNYKNh hN
,,ir, E. Speakm1aIn, 1I,,; q " ReiEiUIIY F,,Ii.
5ia 51' sa:5: q. county, o.64 smyrna 5T0 lots q
I'D Caroline county, Nd.
gslie N NJ L1. 1ars Enss, Marydel, 1O2
q !. .rone last5s-' the road dead leading from
q; J s,,Js .IoTS Church to Marydei'
= neFord and Mrs. Walter
lrs ! I'll :; entertain the Little
!, saIl z. '5T Circle of Kings Daughters uG t%s
" Y MS. ]. E. DeFord.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Last Rites Held
For George Swayze

Private funeral services attended
only by members of the family and
few intimate friends were held
Monday afternoon at johnson and
Hamilton mortuary for George Sway
re who died Thursday, March 8, the
result of gunshot wound. Rev. L.
Martin Lewis of Grace Presbyterian
Church officiated. Mr.. Swayze was
33 years old, a native of California
and resided in Seattle since 1916,
being employed as special clerk in the
Seattle postoffice, Mr. Swayze was
rated high as an efficient clerk and
was highly esteemed by officials of
the postoffice. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Pauline Swayze and two
small daughters, a mother Mrs. NJ.
Hendrix, San Francisco, and father,
George Swayze, Cleveland, Ohio. In
terment was in Lake View Cemetery.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Mrs. Melissa Dunlap Dies
AT Local Hospital

Mrs. Melissa Dunlap, age 40, died
Thursday at King County Hospital
after a long illness. Funeral SER
vices were held THURSDAY afternoon,
at Bonney Watson Mortuary. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. j.
Sterling Moore of Mount Zion
church, of which the deceased was a
member. Mrs. Dunlap resided in Sc
attic IL years, living at 1924 14th
Ave. She was born in Louisiana
and is survived by brother in New
York and a sister in Texas. The
body was cremated
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Mrs. Cordeiia VIM, national sec
rotary OF eolored work for the Y. w.
c. A.. will be guest OF the Phyllis
Wheatley Branch March 25-27 in
elusive. Plans have. been made for
her entertainment while in the city
and for her review OF the local
work
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
"aMITY MEETING" TO BE.
HELD TUESDAY NIGHT.

The part taken Dy our colored peo-
ple in the "Amity Meetings" of the
Bahai Assembly in Seattle, as a spi-
ritual and world understanding move
ment, is demonstrated in the program
for the next gathering at the hall in
Bay Building, First and University,
next Tuesday evening. the speakers
represent numbers of races, accord
ing to the Bahai aim Of approaching
amity and world peace and the racial
lines are subject for elimination
here as well as in all other Bahai
groups.
There will be music and speakers.
On the program will be Miss Ruth
Roston, vocal selection; Mr.. p. Fra
zier, Training of the Youth; Mrs.
Edward Carter, Cancellation; mu-
sic, Duet.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Boy Infant Dies

Funeral services were held Mon
day morning at the Blackwell NOR
tuary for Leonard Walker, age 6
months. infant son of Mrs. Leonard
Walker, 1921 Yesler Way. Rev. f.
C. II. Pritchard officiated. The
child died Sunday morning at Provi-
dence Hospital.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
Seattle Notes and Gossip
AIRLINE DAVIDSON ENGLISH, Reporter
Phones: Day, Eliot 45s6; Night, East 1858
Notice Agents
and CORRESPONDENTS

Beginning with our issue April
5 The Enterprise will be published
on Thursday instead of Friday. All
news letters and articles for publies-
tion must be in our office not later
than Tuesday.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
A Correction

| wish to correct the statement
published in the Enterprise last week
naming me a member of the newly
organized Baptist church and assoc
iation. am not member of the
association and made statement to
the organizers just what was re.
quired for me to become member.
knew this requirement was impos-
sible. | am not now and have never
had any intention of becoming O
member of said organization. | am a
friend Of all Christian organizations.
Rev. ". II. Greene.
Editors Note.-The statement
published last week was furnished
by Rev. q. d. Hamilton, pastor of the
newly formed church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edmonds,
formerly of 221Sh East Madison
ST., left last week for southern
California In an effort to benefit
Mr.. Edmonds' health.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Under direction of Mrs. Juanita |
Carter Lewis a cast of 100 presented
the musical comedy, cali Baba and
the Forty Thieves" last Friday night
at the Garfield High School auditor
ium. A large crowd was present for
the production which was capably
staged. Mrs. Estella Slater Jackson,
directed the chorus and Mr.. Charles
Adams the orchestra.
The Bandanna Barbecue Pit now
open ut 1902, Oath avenue, N. former
ly the Bungalow Tea Shop is Seat
ties newest cafe and ice cream par
Tor. The new place has been COM
pletely renovated and is under the
management of Mr.. II, Reed who re-
Gently returned to Seattle from Oak
land. Mr. Reed is an experienced
chef and is featuring barbecued
chicken and pork at the Bandanna
which promises to become popular
,esort.
Wilson of Los Angeles have arrived
in Seattle and are conducting a Sc
ries Of revival meetings at the Church
of God in Christ, 1887 Jackson street.
Both are noted in the south as won
derful evangelists and healers. Rev.
S. V. Howell, local pastor of the
Church of God in Christ invites the
pastors and members of various de-
nominations to attend the services.
Mrs. NJ. Hendrix. who was called
to Seattle to attend the funeral OF
her son, George SwayZe. left Tues
day for her home at San Francisco.
Last Sunday night Elder w. b.
Holt. 'overseer of the Church of God
in Christ, ordained Brother Ollie
Iiill as minister OF the church. Ed
err Holt will appoint other officers
and an executive committee for wo-
mems work for the local church,
which holds meetings at 2401 East
Madison ST. s-
Mr.. Hughie Sanders, accompanied
by Misses Luella Blanks, jeanette
York, Rebecca Carter, Bernice and
Helen Black, motored to Portland
last week and passed the weekend
as guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. Il. Mer-
rlman.
Rev. w. Hammonds was given a
surprise party by a group OF friends
honoring his G5th birth anniversary
last Saturday at his home 2O3 gath
Ave. N.
Rent that vncnnt house or spare
roam Place your nd In The Enter
prise. The cost IL small Phone PRos-
pect DOCS.
Keep off date Annual Charity
Ball by self Improvement Club.
Mrs. Martha Link, 1893 Gath Ave,
was hostess Monday at luncheon
for group of Frank Edwards
workers. Delicious refreshments
we're served to the following guests:
Mesdamea Belle Henry, A. Daring
ton. N. Dickerson, J. II. Molly, M.
Lanier. Mark, w. l.. Wilson, j. ii.
Holman. A. Waters, Gus Brown,
Lulu Williams, Rilla Varlock. Anna
Evans, @. w. Turner, N. Coleman,
]. w. Anderson and X. Il. Howard,
Directed by Mr.. 8. T. McCants, a
sacred concert was presented last
Sunday evening at Grace Presbyte-
rlah. Church. Among those on the
program were Mrs. Juanita Carter
Lewis, Miss Ruth Roston, John Gay
ton, william Harper and Palmer
Johnson OF Los Angeles.
Rev. Craig Whitsitt is to be the
principal speaker for tho Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday at Grace
Presbyterian Church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Mrs. Georgia Stevenson was ir
Yakima last week visiting her s's
ter, Mrs. Rose Williams.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Mrs, virginia Wilson, SIC 23rd
Ave, was hostess Thursday for the
business meeting of the Industrial
Art Club. Plans were discussed 70
hold an indoor carnival at an early
date. The sick committee, of which
Mrs. Nellie Wilson is chairman, re-
ported visitations to Mr.. Galloway,
John Mitchell and A. l.. Casey. all
confined at King County Hospital.
Mrs. Rose Curtis, member of the
club who is i'll. was reported i'm
proving at her home.
Henry Morrison Jr., ward Of Mrs
Dora Barnett. who is confined at
Firlands Sanitarium with scarlet
-. a. .a,o.t.d g,,,urnving
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Mrs. Gertrude f.. White and Mr..
Willis II. Anderson we're quietly
married Wednesday by justice OF
the peace.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16

Rev. Craig whitsitt is to be the
principal speaker for tho Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday at Grace
Presbyterian Church.