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the former Senator, spent several days
at the Willard last week and Is now
visiting Miss Julia Whiting in Middle
burg, Va.
Mrs. Richard Henry Lynn and her
debutante daughter, Miss Lalla Harri-
son Lynn, returned last evening from
Lexington, Va, where they went Fri
day by motor to attend the two Thanks
giving balls Friday and Saturday even
ings at the Virginia Military Institute
and the foot ball game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Mohun, with
Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
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Washington, where they will live at 1904
r street northwest.
Capt. and Mrs. Henderson
Present Daughter at Tea Today.

Capt. and Mrs. Robert Henderson will
give a tea this afternoon, from to 7
o'clock, in their home. at 1740 N street,
to present their daughter, Miss Carroll
Henderson, to society. Assisting Mrs.
Henderson will be Mrs. John B. Hen
derson, Mrs. George Summerlin, jr.:
Mrs. Sidney Guest of Philadelphia Mrs.
Joseph Stinson and Mrs. Thomas Clay
tor, and the bud will have with her
several debutantes of the season. The
debutante will receive with her mother,
standing before screen of palms and
flowers, and she will wear frock of
peach color MORE silk, fashioned along
semi-period lines, the skirt shorter in
the front and nearly trailing the floor
at the back. She will carry long arm
bouquet of orchids and lilies of the val
ley. Mrs. Henderson will be in a black
velvet frock.
III, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
Entertain Swedish Royalty Today
at the White House.

THE President and Mrs. Coolidge
we're hosts at luncheon today
in the executive mansion in
honor of H. r. H. Prince Gus
tavus Adolphus, heir presump-
live to the Swedish throne, and his
.ounger brother, H. r. H. Prince Sig
Hard. who came to this country to at
tend the wedding Saturday of Count
[7olke Bernadotte. nephew of the King
md Queen of Sweden, and Miss Es-
fale r. Manville, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H Edward Manville Of New York.
The ether guests in the luncheon COM
nany were Count Folks Bernadotte
md his bride, Count Carl Bernadotte,
brother of the bridegroom. and Count
ess Bernadotte and the Minister of
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom.
The Minister and Nine. Bostrom will
entertain the Swedish royalty at din
ner tonight in the legation, when the
only other guests will be the members
IF the legation staff and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manville, parents of Countess Berna-
dotte.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Jardine have sent out invitations for
n Tea dance from 4:30 to $50 o'clock
Monday afternoon, December "a, IN
the Mayflower Hotel. when they will
present their daughter, Miss Marian
Jardine, to society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Gen. John j. Pershing entertained at
lunWleon yesterday in honor of the
military attache of the United States
embassy at Paris and Mrs. T. Bentley
Mt. The other guests were the chef
oistaff and Mrs. Charles P. Summerall,
z.ig. Gen. and Mrs. Briant H. Wells,
EIaj. Gen. and Mrs. William M. Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

The counselor of the Mexican en-
bassy, Senior DR.. Don Antonio Castro
Leal, has been appointed rector of the
National University Of Mexico and will
leave this evening for Mexico City.
The second secretary of the embassy,
Senior Don Luis Padilla- Nervo, will act
as charge daffaires ad interim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Representative T. J. B. Robinson of
Iowa and Mrs. Robinson and their
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Clinton, have
returned to Washington to remain
through the coming session of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Representative Frederick A. Zihlman
of Maryland is stopping at the Ward
man Park Hotel
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DR.. Charles Alexander Richmond, the
retiring president of Union College, left
Schenectady with Mrs. Richmond Sat-
urday to take up their residence in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Representative Robert H. Clancy OF
Detroit arrived Saturday for the open
ing of Congress, and has again taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel for the Winter.
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Three Washington debutantes
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Representative and Mrs. E. Hart Fem
of Wethersfield, Conn, have returned
to Washington for the Winter, and have
taken an apartment at 2540 MasSa-
chusetts avenue for the season.
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Representative and Mrs. Adam Wyant
have been Joined in their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel by Mrs.
Wants brother, Mr. Edmund Dotey,
who will remain with them until after
the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Senator Robert F. Wagner OF New
York has opened his apartment at the
Mayflower for the congressional season.
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Mrs. Lloyd, wife of Lieut.. Col Walter
Kenyon Lloyd, has returned to Langley
Field, Va, where Col. Lloyd is station
ed, after spending several days in Wash
ington. Mrs. Lloyd is known profession
ally as Olivia Wineland Lloyd through
her writings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

Senator David T. Walsh of Massachu-
sets has taken an apartment at the
Carlton, where he will remain during
the congressional session.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28

The number of Red &
White Chain Store with
which we are associated
throughout the country runs
into the thousands. Think Of
the Buying powerl No won
der we can and do give bet
ter yalues--not merely on a
few Headers" but through.
out the store. 1t will pay you
to buy all your groceries at
this Red & White Store.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28
NOTICE

Miss Stella Ceilings who has OPP
Grated a Beauty Parlor in the San
itary Barber Shop will hereafter
be in business for herself in the
Nashon Barber Shop across the
street. She extends to her former
patrons an invitation to visit her
in her new location.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28
BURTON
Mrs. E. Bucknell)
Woman Editor Visits Here
..sss .s.s s*..s

Miss Campbell, chemistry teach
er, was honored last week with a
visit from an old friend and class
mate in Columbia University, DR..
Mary MoXcey, who is an assistant
editor of Methodist Church school
publications and author of several
books, including "Girlhood and
Character and Finding My
Place DR.. Moxcey stopped at
Stadium on her trip up the coast,
visiting Miss Campbell during the
week end and also some of her
classes.
DIR, Moxcey has worked much
among young people, especially
girls Her home is in Cincinnati.
Miss Campbell is a resident of
West Burton.
Frank Bibbins left this week for
ten days trip though Montana
N4tH MS SUI AuutN.
Judge P. NJ. Armbruster has re-
turned home from the hospital
much improved, but weak, and
wishes to take this opportunity to
thank his many inquiring friends
also Col. w. b. Brinton for the
beautiful plant sent him while at
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, E. Edwards of
Medford, Oregon, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Seamen were in Bur
ton to attend the funeral services
for Mr.. l4eggett who was an uncle
of Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. Meta Jones has returned
to Burton after an extended visit
in Everett.
Allie Nystedt suffered broken
collar bone and fractured should
er while playing football at Au-
burn, and his brother Aryid
wrenched his knee in practice
game.
Miss Thelma Edison has re-
turned from the Seattle General
hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Burton Circle of the Ladies Aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. c.
A. Tonneson, and Mrs, G. Il. Buck
nell will be hostess for West Bur
ton on Thursday, October 4th.
Gwen Emily Rees celebrated the
ninth anniversary of her birth,
Tuesday Of this weel; with a din
ner which also expressed the fare
well of a few of their friends to
Mr. G. X Yum and Mr.. Thos. C.
Tseng, who left Burton this week
TO resume their work at the y. Of
w and also Miss Pauline Smith,
who leaves soon for New York
City.
Thursday September 20, the
Young People of the Burton Com
munity Church held dinner and
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Omitted last week. J
HERE AND THERE

Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong
and Mrs. Grace Beall returned
from a vacation trip to Vancouver,
B. C. Saturday.
Beginning with the reshingling
of the roof of the Presbyterian
Church, both the church edifice
aud the manse have undergone eX-
tensive repairs and improvements.
The latest work has been the
painting of both buildings,
Ward Prigg is spending few
days vacation with his parents be
fore taking up his studies at the
Bellingham State Normal School.
Maurice Dunsford has the con
tract for hauling the gravel for
filling in the site to be occupied by
the garage under construction for
L. c, Beall. This will be the new
home of the Met-Cro Garage.
The work of lathing the Weiss
building is progressing rapidly
and soon the plasterers will be at
work.
One of the innovations being in
stalled by Mr.. Burfield in the
Yashon Theatre is loges seats i'll
the balcony These seats are well
upholstered and should meet with
the approval of the patrons.
o.
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D, A. R. MEETING

Elizabeth Bizby Chapter, d A
r., viii meet Saturday Octobas
6. 81 ] o'clock luncheon at Oh
home of Mrs II a. Stanley
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28

of Punta Arenas, Chile, who have
been visiting relatives in Norway
and Scotland, visited at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. p, A. Petersen
the past week. Mrs. Petersen is
Mrs. Boyd's sister and their moth
er is also here.
-o-
Fred Pugh is visiting with his
brother Thomas, who is with the
Forest Rangers in Chelan.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, c. G. Kim
mel, Sunday, September 23rd, an
eight pound boy Both mother and
son are progressing nicely,
Don't fail to hear Norman
Wayne Phelps at the Island Club,
Wednesday evening, October 3rd.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Spaulding, Tuesday, September
18th, and eight pound girl.
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FoUND-Hand bag on Ellisport
Hill. Finder see John Me
Intosh. Blk. 80, 9-28-1t
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FOX SALE-Four shoats, VT.
about rs lbs. Farm Mgr. Good
will Farm. 9-2S-1tp.
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ELILspoRT
Mrs. D. W. Trimble)

Mrs. Eva Furbush has been stay
ing at her country home in West
Ellisport for several days the past
week. Her home is now at Bellng
ham,
Miss Elizabeth Bigham and
Miss Dora Straight, former resi-
dents Of Ellisport but now of Sc
attic, have been spending the past
week at the Hills cottage renew
ing old friendships and enjoying
the beauty of our little town.
Mrs. F. f. Newman has returned
from a visit with her daughter at
Puyallup, and while there had a
happy time attending the fair.
Mrs. Ada Gowan of Seattle was
here the past week looking after
some property interests. She was
formerly resident of Ellisport.
Mrs William Holmes of Seat
tie was a guest at the d. W. Trim
BILE home the past week. Mr..
Holmes came over on Sunday.
The Trimbles also enjoyed visit
from their son, C. W. Trimble and
wife, OF Seattle, They motored
over Friday, returning the same
day
Rev. S. j, Sheriff. of Seattle
came over Friday and spent the
day with his granddaughter, Mrs.
Arthur Heath,
The Hofmaster boys of Burton,
came over Thursday and did some
difficult tree cutting on the d. W
Trimble property. The large ma
drona trees that have grown I'M
disturbed for many years and
some of them hanging directly
over the house, were landed right
on the spot where wanted BY
these masters at their work.
The charming new bungalow
home of Miss Helen Rhodes of Sc
attic, was the scene of happy
surprise Tuesday afternoon wher
large party OF her new neigh
bors and Island friends trooped il
with gifts for the new home anc
fruit and flowers to show theil
pleasure and welcome her to th,
community. After the guests hao
enjoyed an inspection of the new
home and admired the wonderful
view Of the harbor from the porch
a dainty luncheon was served and
the guests departed wishing THEN
hostess many happy years of Ell
joyment in her new home.
Monday evening, Mrs. Anna V.
Lesh presented her music students
in their first recital at her home
on the Heights. The parents and
friends who attended were sur
prised and delighted by the man
ner in which the students per-
formed. The sympathy and mag
netie personality Of their teacher
seemed to have inspired each of
them TO do their best. Following
the program a delicious collation.
was served and the guests were
delighted by several selections
played by the hostess at their re-
quest The following is the pro
gram presented
PART !
n Little Dance1A Little
Game .........-.........-..... Kohler
Bonnie Dunsford
The Cricket and the Bundle
Bee -...........--.......... Chadwick
Geneva Jeffers
Child's Waltz .......---..-.. Pressei
Betty Jane Wendler
Waltz --.-..-..-.-.--..-..- Gurlitl
Christmas Day Secrets Duiton
Elaine Jeffers
Etude No II -. Duvernoy
Venetian Love Song NeviH
Harriet Fuller
Hum0rcsque ....-.. Dy0rak
Minnct ........4. Paderewskt
Virginia Jeffers
PART .
Two folk Songs, arr by, Kohlei
Bonnie Dunsford and Mrs. Lesh
Silent Night Grubci
Geneva LETTERS aud Mrs Lesh
Little Curly Head
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28
o. f. S. NOTICE

The meeting scheduled for Fri
day night when the Rainbow
Girls would be present has been
postponed.
Mrs. E, E. Stone
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-28

social hour in the basement of the
church. The dinner was given by
a losing side in Bible contest and
was sponsored by the Ladies Aux
iliary. Miss Lawen acted as toast
mistress for the evening. Mrs.
Grandy gave a very interesting
talk to the young people in regard
TO their future work in this com
munity. Aryid Nystdt, president
of the organization spoke of the
Young People and extended an in
yitation to all young people to
join in the Sunday evening servi-
ces.
The Community orchestra gave
a few numbers and to close the
program Dr. Grandy led in com
munity singing,
Omitted last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gibbons of
Tacoma were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j +. Shaw on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Steelman of Ia
coma spent "A couple of days as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and family
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FINLEY
Mrs. M. w. ZINDEL


Mr.. and Mrs. Ball are rejoicing
over the safe arrival of a baby
daughter March 3rd.
Mrs. H. Cronkite was caller
at the M. w. Zindel home March L.
Mrs. Mansel Tewalt is well again
and the quarantine was raised last
Saturday.
]. Nyens left Sunday morning
with a car of household goods for
Warrington, Oregon, where he will
be in charge Of the section. He
will return Friday for Mrs. Nyens
and the children who are remain
ing here this week until Mrs. N.Y.
ems recuperates from her recent
illness. They expect to go to their
new home Sunday.
A nephew Of Mr.. Balls came in
Sunday, to visit his uncle and fam
lily. y
The p. T. A. meeting held FRI
day evening was well attended and
a program Of high quality was ap-
preciated by all. A very able talk
by Mr.. Durdle on Extension Work
seemed to meet the approval of the
entire community. We will be very
glad to meet him oftener. The talk
by Elmer Smeltzer on Coopera-
tive club work among the members
and leaders of the All clubs show
ed concentration of thought and
purpose. The musical part of the
program was given by our male
quartette, Mr.. Thalman, Percy
Sellick, Mr.. Bolstead and Lester
Cox. all of whom have exceptional
talent. Mr.. Bolstead and Mr.. Cox
each rendered solos. This new ac-
QUESTION in our neighborhood is
one of which we are very proud.
The readings by Mrs. E. e. Wal
dron and Mrs. Thalman gave just
the right touch and spice to the
program to make it perfect sue
cess. After the program refresh
ments were. served by Mrs. Sell
lick, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Fades and
Mrs. Richards. A general visiting
hour afterwards gave that note OF
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Last Weeks Items

Mrs. Mary Reed and children
spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. Lester Cox. They were re-
turning home from Spokane.
Mrs. Asa Pudy returned to her
nome IN Yakima last Saturday.
having spent the week with Mrs.
Perkins. Mr.. Perkins and Bobby
are both much better and able to
be up this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Williams ex-
pect to leave Friday night to spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Matthews at Spokane.
Mrs. j. Calvin Rorick has been
quite poorly for some weeks now.
Her many friends hope she will
soon be well again.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gardner left
Wednesday for Yakima where Mr..
Gardner has gone for medical at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Colvin en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Elmer
Colvin of Gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Colvin and Emil Paulson of
Pasco.
Miss Evelyn Harris, of Spokane
who teaches at Whitcomb, spent
the week end with Mrs. J. S. Ken
nett. Mrs. Kenneth and Miss Harris
were visitors in Pasco SATURDAY.
and had luncheon with friends
there.
L. c. Lawson of Post Falls, Ida.
who bot the Lonsberry place, came
in last week with his family and
they are now settled.
Nelson Waldron of Portland and
his nephew Roy Kruger of Calf.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Waldron. Nelson is a
brother of E. L. and they had a
splendid visit together.
Miss Marie Lande spent the
week end with the home folks.
Mrs. Lande is slowly improving
after her severe cold last week.
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fellowship and neighborly feeling
, that this neighborhood is growing
; stronger in every day.
Mrs. A. Lecholt, Mrs. j. Morton
and Mrs. M. w. Zindel are on our
sick list this week.
Mrs. Thompson. was quite i'll with
tonsolitis for several days but Is
able to be out again.
There were twenty four men,
bers of the Finlay-Hover Kings
Heralds who met Saturday at the
home of Winnifred Zindel with
their leader Mrs. Ruth Montague,
assisted by Mrs. Thompson. The
lesson was on Stewardship" and
the beautiful way in which it was
presented made it very interesting
for the smallest child. Candles
draped in violet, red and green
streamers, representing money,
service and prayer At luncheon
served by Mrs. Zindel and daugh-
ter Iimogene. souveniers of gaily
colored pin wheels were presented
by Winnifred to each guest.
Ernest Blue who has lived on
the old Blaine Cannon place for
the past year is moving his fam
lily to the residence adjoining the
Hall place this week.
INNOCENT Zindel was avisitor at
the H. Cronkite home Sunday.
Earl Morton is at the home of
his grandparents where he is do
ing the spring work for them.
E. C. Waldron and family enjoy
ed a visit from Mr.. Waldron's
brother and son, after which they
went to Walla Walla to visit other
relatives.
Winnifred Zindel is absent from
school this week with a case of
flu.
Don't. forget the Ladies Aid dol
lar social Friday, March Is. Here
is where the ladies tell how they
earned their dollar and if you
think that isn't amusement enough
there will be other stunts on the
program to satisfy the most crit
ical. Then the abundant supper
served from six o'clock until ev-
eryone is served. If you haven't
earned that dollar it will only cost
dad that SOC and he is to bring
all the children. We have heard of
several who are bidding for chill
dren who have no one to take
them. Of course these are bache-
lors and families like Thompsons
and Cronkites who have no chill
dren of their own. Be sure and
come. and have good time.
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elected school director, there being
no opposition. There were ten out
Of the twelve voters of the district
present. This is the largest attend
ance since 1923 when % voters
were present.
Mrs. Day began work for J. r.
Ayers this week.
This locality has experienced
the longest winter known for
years. While the temperature has
not been so low, yet the continued
cold had frozen the ground to a
depth of six inches. Snow that
fell last December, may still be
seen in shady spots on north hill
slopes. Last week the ranchers
were digging post holes, this week
they will begin field work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mass and a. F.
Berrian, of Berrian, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. HI. Mottinger of Mottinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Meals were
among those attending the school
election
Mrs. B. B. Stewart of Yellepit,
visited with Mrs. Ayers from Wed
nesday to Sunday. Mrs. Stewart is
not yet able to use her arm which
was injured several weeks ago.
Mrs. Ida Ruse, Nampa, Idaho,
and her daughter Mrs. Verne Mel
SON and daughter of Pendleton,
spent the week end with Mrs. Az
ers. Mrs. Ruse has been Aunt Ada
to Mrs. Ayers since Mrs. Ayers
babyhood. They had not met 70,
% years.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Stockdill
and children and little Miss Kor.
nishi drove up to the Brown school
Saturday.
j. S. Kennett went to the val.
ley and Mary came from Riparia
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80 ~ baldwin has been quite III
mrs. with pneumonia and is
d! WEI es hut it is hoped she will
SUI be improving.
800. o., George Lea and her daugh-
MIS- snuie are both sick with flu.
Ter bonc chaffner and Louise were
MIS- s;.I all last week. Mrs.
bOtn finer f is improving nicely now
louise went back to school
So ,1 T. M. Gardner is in the
,,!Maa sSt hospital in Yakima for
Il ad;eal treatment. !,
MI n;ohbie spent Sunday in Pasco
son. D NJ and Mrs. G.. Smith.
Tl, Ms = G. E. Cox had a quilting
nl = her home Thursday of last
bee - 70 ~ make up lovely quilt
wees zee ber mother pieced and gave
tnas estv-three wears ago. Mrs. Cox
her rs IT. 4 won't lie by any longer for
I 3, i Going to use it on her bed.
s 81 = ladies' had a lovely time to-
In shor at the work, and thoroly
ge; nrad the splendid chicken din
e eay g;yen by the hostess.
Dc, ~ : and Mrs. C. A. Williams left
.I;dav night for Spokane to visit
i 81 relatives over the week end.
T.u returned Monday.
iI Miss Blanche Williams left Sat-
.Jav for Culdesac to visit with
IrA grandparents for a week.
n' The school election went off
..attv ouiet Saturday. Mr.. F. Vol
|arS was reelected without any
, .an~nosition. There were 81 votes
VT Mr.. Volland receiving rs of
The The cooked food and candy sale
mt On BY the Girls sewing club
Rpr r s5.51 which was handed
Ogsr for the treasurer's fund in
that work.
The sewing bee held by the La
Hos Aid at the parsonage Tues
Ssv to finish the work already on
hand RUG making for the parson-
sce was enjoyed by the ladies. A
uirnic lunch was also enjoyed.
The p. T. A. under the leader
,hin Of Mrs. F. Fades Friday eve
uing was a fine affair. The bust
ness was taken up first and then
the program.
The Young Peoples Bible class
4 having a social Thursday night
# this week at Mr.. Masters home.
Last Sunday their number was %
against 20 the Sunday before. This
3 certainly fine class of young
people and Mr.. Masters has cause
10 Be nightly proud of them. Any
newcomers or those not attending
elsewhere will be very welcome.
Mrs. Cox had word from her Sis
ter at Salem. Oregon, saying her
brother-in-law Mr.. Lowman, is
slowly improving altho still very
sick.
The regular Grange meeting on
Friday night as usual. A good pro
gram is promised for the evening.
The eats committee says "bring q
dime for lunch"
T. &C. Baker was in Prosser Sat-
urday to take an examination for
. Lite diploma in his school work.