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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
Learners Guests
OF Mrs. Smith

One Of the most charming and
unique entertainments enjoyed By
the Learners club occurred Mednes-
day Of this week when they were the
guests Of Mrs. George VI. Smith at
her country home. IL was their first
meeting Of the season, and was ded-
heated to the president. in this case
the hostess. Mrs. Smith had worked
out q pleasing color scheme Of white
and green, in floral decorations Of
oleanders, roses and ferns. which
were arranged in baskets and vases.
programs were miniature prints or
the Smith home, and listed he fol-
lowing numbers, under the title OF
historic Events Of the Summer Of
1925: May, Biennial Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs, Mrs.
Sherwood Bishop; solo, BY Miss Eth
ell Depew Henderson, accompanied
by Mrs. Volney Taylor. June. Repub-
lican National Convention, Mrs. Lena
More; Democratic National Conven-
ton. Miss Florence Bell; July, Deaths
Of C~arranza and Oregon. Mrs. +. II.
Williams; August, the Ninth Olym-
piad. Mrs. Henrietta Signor; Septem-
Der. Signing of the Kellogg Peace
Pact, Mrs. +. J. Noe. Solo. Miss Hen
derson, accompanied By Mrs. Taylor.
Two guests, Mrs. Order Perkins,
of Ocala, Florida. and Miss Ethel De-
pew Henderson, were present.
Following the program, Mrs. Smith
was assisted IN serving a salad
curse by Mrs. Voc and Mrs. Signor.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Monday

Womans Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
will meet at $3.50, in circles, as follows: Circle No. l,
Mrs. Robert Ernst; Circle No. 2, Miss Ava Proser; Cir
Gle No. 8, Mrs. H. d. Seago.
Baptist w. M. S. meets at the church, 3 0 o'clock, all
circles together, studying Royal Service"
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart church meets at
$3.50 with Mrs. George Miller.
Methodist Missionary meets in circles, No. 8 with
Mrs. G. n. Hill, and the Young Matrons' circle with
Mrs. Sam Hughston.
Executive board of the Business and Professional
Women's club meets at the home of Mrs. Katherine
Hamilton, 7:30 p. m.
The Womans Guild of the Church of the Advent
will meet at the parish house al 3 o'clock. with Mrs. G.
d. Hamilton and Mrs. A.. K. Black.
Tuesday
Learners club at the Baptist church, $50.
Business and Professional Women will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the Chamber Of Com
merce. 1880 p. m.
Hi-Lo Bridge club will meet with Mrs. S. M. Harvey.
Wednesday
Wednesday Bridge club with Mrs. r. G. Morris.
Self Culture club with Mrs. E.. T. Yates, $3.50.
Thursday
West Brownsville PIT. A. meets at $50.
Friday
First Ward PIT. A.. meets.
Saturday
Executive board of the Mercy hospital has regular
monthly business meeting at the hospital, $50.
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Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Miss Elizbeth Foley, Of Washing
ton, d. c., is a guest in the home
Of her sister. Mrs. o. G. Schendel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Chesney, OF
Waco. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pipkin here. Mr.. Cheaney is
auditor for the Hicks Rubber COM
pany.
Mrs. j. X. Wells, who has been
in the Turo infirmary in New Or
leans for treatment returned home
Thursday very much improved.
Friends have received cards from
the o. X. Mason family saying that
they are now in California, and
having a delightful time.
Mrs. W. X. Mendenhall, who has
been a guest in the Creager cot
tage at Point Isabel for several
weeks, has returned to Brownsville.
Mrs. J. w. Bell left Thursday eve
ming for San Antonio on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Bourne and
little son have returned from San
Antonio where they visited for a
few days on the way home from
Colorado.
hoDt. Nells OF South America is
a guest in the home Of his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X.
Wells.
Mrs. Del Perkins accompanied a
number Of the high school girls to
Edinburg Thursday afternoon to
witness the football game between
Edinburg and Brownsville junior
colleges.
Miss Laurine Rutledge or Fdin-
burg was a weekend CUES OF Miss
Dorothy Nertrees. While here she
was h%onoree at a slumber p artv
glven by Mrs. ID. s.. Leftwich al her
home IN West Brownsville.
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Junior, High
School PIT. A.

The Parent-Teachers association
OF the high and junior high school
met Thursday afternoon at the new
auditorium for the initial meeting
Of the year. The i%ntroductorv num-
oers 70 the program were two songs
by Miss Annie Tucker, accompanied
az the piano by Mrs. James Abney.
The members answered roll call
with suggestions for identifying
the school grounds, since October Is
the fall planting month.
W. l.. Dodson led a discussion On
the educational amendments which
will confront the voters on Novem-
Der 9Th, stressing the necessity for
education on this subject as the
average voter usually voted no on
general principles. G.. W. Gotke,
superintendent. in his message ex-
pressed appreciation of the efforts
OF the city IN aiding with the traf-
Tic problems in the neighborhood of
the schools and asked the coopera-
tlno Of the parents in observing
general rules governing parking. He
spoke of ar open house which will
be given as soon as everything about
the new building Is in order. A
committee headed By Mrs. j. l..
workman, general entertainment
chairman. will assist in carrying u
the plans.
Miss Rosita Putegnat, school
nurse, reported over eight hundred
children given physical examination
and much follow up work done. 1t
IS quite gratifying to observe that
this educational work which has
been carried on since 1916 is hav-
ing a decided effect as the COM
mon ills, such as itch. etc, which
spring from u%nsanitary conditions
are becoming very rare. Only one
case Of itch was found. Miss Puteg-
nat has her office in the new school
building and is available for emery
encies. The examinations will prob
ably continue for two more weeks.
Mrs. Dick Harris. supervisor Of
the newly equipped cafeteria show
ed the members through her depart
ment. The cafeteria is modern in
every respect, with gas heat, electric
refrigeration, steam dish washers,
automatic potato peelers, mechani-
cal food mixers, and may accommo-
date as many as four hundred chill
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Girl Reserves
Committees Meet

The various committees Of the Girl
Reserves met 40 the homes Of the
chairmen during the week. had picnic
lunches and discussed plans.
The finance and social committees
with Marjorie Reil and jamie Nc
Isughlin, respective chairmen, met at
the home of Marjorie Reil They
planned a party. 10 be held at an
early date. and also discussed a Girl
Reserve tag day. and candy pull, for
the purpose Of raising funds.
The music and pep committee met
at the home Of Annie Lee R%erryhill
Annie Lee and Evelyn Dever arc
c%hairmen Jointly Of this committee
sThey discussed special music and
fsong books suitable for adoption BY
1.-THE club. The hobby committee met
with Shirley Slower. chairman, the
service committee with Sarah Sha
.piro, and the publicity committee with
Frances Kaufman. Each committee
spent the time in considering posi-
bilities for broadening their work.
and making il more effective. As
this u the first meeting in which the
new members have participated. CT
forts were made especially to inter.
est them, and place before them the
rmethods and opportunities offered by
1.-THE work.
II was also decided 20 collect do
nations for the poor. rs the club eX-
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PIT. A. Card Party
Raises Funds

Approximately 500 was realized a
the Incarnste Word P. T. A. benefit
card party Friday evening, held 70,
the purpose of raising funds foi
playground equipment at Villa Ma.
ria and the lncarnate Word school
There were twenty-five tables 81
players, eight Of brisca and the re.
mainder Of bridge. Twelve prizes
were offered. and were won By Mrs
Russell McChesney, 7. W. Adamson
Mrs. Concha Chaps, A. W. Reed. Mrs
l.. Sweeney, Joe Celaya. Mrs. 10,
Champion, Joe Champion, Miss Rosi.
"a Putegnat. +. j. McGoohan, Mrs
a. W. Reed and a. Alfonso. The dooI
prize, a beautiful electric iron, wen.
TO Miss Elsa Walther.
Pie and coffee we're served durinr
the evening, ard candy was sold
Pies were also solo after the play
was over.
Mrs. John Tlosner was genera
chairman IN charge Of arrangements.
She was assisted by Mrs. J. i. Wort.
mar and others Of the organization
The affair was held in the rooms for.
merry occupied by the FL Arco te-
room.
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dren. It was equipped by the school
board. as the rest OF the building
and the service is supervised by a
committee composed of two members
of the school board and tire moth
ers. 1t is the outgrowth Of the
cafeteria equipment installed five
years ago by the Parent-Teachers
association who financed and super
vised it until the board appreciated
its necessity as a part Of the
school and included it in the new
building. The patrons are invited
TO drop in" and have an occasional
lunch in order to appreciate the
service given their children.
The loan fund committee report
ed 1855 in funds. "A loan was made
this fall to a junior college stu
dent.
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Euzelian Class
Elects Officers

Officers we're elected by the Euze-
liam class Of the Baptist Sunday
school at their business meeting Fri
day afternoon. held at the church.
Mrs. S. ]. Matajka was chosen pres.
ident, Mrs. q. G. Ellis, first vice
president; Mrs. Fritz Schmidt sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. S. NJ. Jes-
ter. third vice-president, and Mrs. J.
w. Bell, secretary-treasurer. During
the business meeting they also dis
cussed ways and means for beauti-
flying the church grounds.
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Matajak acted
az hostesSes for the social meeting.
Among the diversions provided. were
two contests. in which Mrs. Ellis and
Mrs. Schmidt were winners.
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Wednesday Bridge
Club Entertained

Mrs. Lula George entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club and several
trends with a very attractive party
Wednesday afternoon. The three
tables for the game we're set m
rooms profasely decorated with mini
radiance roses for the occasion. Mrs
a. n. Black won first prize for tht
club, and Mrs. W. s. Tucker second
Mrs. a. h. Dickinson held high score
among the guests. Mrs. r. 4. Morris
will be next hostess.
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Self Cultures
Begin Season

A very interesting program was
presented az the first meeting Of the
Self-Culture club held Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. Y
Norley. II opened with a song
Texas, My Texas" by the club, with
Miss Gladine Willis at the piano. Mrs
II. L. Fitch. president, greeted the
members. Roll call brought out q
great deal Of information, as each
member had been assigned a particu-
lar topic for the year, TO bring some
thing related to this topic 70 answer
roll call at each meeting. Miss Will
lis entertained with piano selections
and Miss Katherine Morley sang a
number of popular songs. accompa-
MED by Miss Willis.
The meeting was largely social.
Mrs. Worley had arranged roses and
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ferns about the rooms TO beautifv
them for the occasion, and served de-
licious refreshments during the aft
ernoon.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. +. I. Yates, when the real study
program will be taken up. Modern
writer's will be the principal topic
for the year, but one OF Shakes
peare's plays, Midsummer Nights
Dream will also pe discussed. II
was decided 10 open each meeting
with the song, TEXAS. My Texas
and Miss Gladine Willis will fur
nish the accompaniment.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Honor New Members
At y. w. G. A Party /.

A - y
A large number Of new and old
members enjoyed the membership
party given by the local Y. W. c. A.
honoring the new members Friday
afternoon. The affair was held in
the new dining room Of the III Jardin.
Baskets Of roses and zinnias formed
the decorations. Orange punch was
served to the guests by two Girl Re
serves. Lucie BruIay and Mary Helen
George. dressed in the Girl Reserve
uniform.
A very enjoyable program was pre-
sented by local artists. consisting Of
the following numbers: III Bacio,"
by Arditi, "Ihe Summer Wind" Bis
chofI. and Cradle Song Brahms;
vocal solos by Cornelia Anzualdo.
The Ripple, Bangs; TO a Wild
Rose MacDowell; Concert Etude.
+ Sharp, Major. Mcdowell; piano
solos by Ethel Depew Henderson.
Miss Eta Nance Gllliland gave two
dialect readings. entitled. "Procras-
tination" and Rosa.
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REMOVE TO WEsLACO

WESLACO. Oct. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. Newell Waters, who have been
residents Of Mercedes, have moved
here. and In the near future will oc-
cupy a new residence which they are
"a build. Mr.. Waters Is IN architect.
with offices here.
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r CARD

A number of women gathered at
the home Of Mrs. o. p. Card on Mon
day with well filled baskets, and
gave her a surprise party in honor
Of her birthday.
Those enjoying the celebration
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Driscoll, Mr.
and Mrs. William Arnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Z. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs. II. <.
Card and b. Zactrol.
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DIAMOND MERCHANT ROBBED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-tF-
The report Of Murray a. Lang New
York diamond merchant, that he had
been kidnapped on a downtown street
here, carried away in an automobile,
robbed OF $4,000 in gems and left
tied to m tree in n park mystified San
Francisco nolice today.
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poets to take up some phase Of work
for providing Christmas cheer.
The cabinet members presented a
book TO Elizabeth Rowe. Girl Reserve
president who has been i'll for the
past week.
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Phone Number
Seven

day afternoon where they were en-
tertained by Mrs. B. Nj. Samson.
The tables for playing bridge were
was very attractive with a lavish
use of wild flowers. Mrs. j.. W.
Chambers made high club score and
Mrs. Myers of Weslaco high guest
scode. Mrs. III. W. Herndon scored
for consolation. "A plate lunch fol-
lowed the games.
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HOSTESS TO RAINBOWS

Miss Maxine Section was hostess
TO the Rainbow girls and a number Of
young men on Wednesday evening
at her home north Of town.
The evening was spent in playing
games, and later a refreshment course
was served. Those present we're
Misses Velms Giddle. Joe May New
by, Martha Yearwood, Dagmar and
Juanita Blanchard, Anna Baum, Mil
dred Schroot. Gladys Hampton, Yer
ma Ballew and Donald Barton, Bob
Kern. Bob Buck, Tom Blackwell and
Kenneth Johnson.
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NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED

The home Of Mrs John Rouse was
lovely in its arrangement of pink
roses and ferns on Wednesday after
noon when the first meeting Of the
Wednesday Bridge club was held.
with Mrs. Rouse as hostess. A num-
Der of new members were welcomed
into the club.
In the games Mrs. G.. G. Fittz seor-
cd high in the club and Mrs. Clar-
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MEET

Mrs. George Morrison Of MERGED
es attended a meeting Of the super
intendents Of the home demonstra-
ton departments for the Mid-Winser
Fair, at Harlingen, Monday after
noon. Directions were given for the
repairs and the changes to be made
in the building in which the home
demonstration exhibits are to be
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SILK STOCKING CLUB

After a summer vacation, the Sill
Stocking club resumed their meet
ings on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. James Anderson as hostess. In
the games Mrs. Charles Thornton
won high score in the club and Mrs
James Howe scored high among the
guests. A refreshment course was
served after the games TO Mrs. +. r
MADDEN. Mrs. II. Z. Hager, Mrs. L. II.
Hoyt, Mrs. Ray Tolson. Mrs. s. Fl.
Collier, Mrs. Charles Thornton and
Mrs. T.. L. Johnson.
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MERCEDES
ARMAGAST-WEIMER

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Lois Armagast
and Charles B. Weimer, both OF Mer-
cedss, which occurred at the home of
the latter's parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Weimer at Rio Hondo, Saturday aft
o
Mrs. Weimer ia superintendent Of
the Mercedes General Hospital, at
which place she will continue her
duties. Mr.. Weimer is editor Of the
Mercedes Tribune.
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Valley Society NewS
and Events

shown. The premium list was dis
cussed and orders were given for the
prize ribbons.
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ence Rouse scored high among the
guests. Miss Mildred Bridges scored
for consolation. A t~wo-course re-
freshment plate was served after the
games.
BRIDGE PARTY
A pretty bridge party Of Wednes-
day evening was the one given by
Miss Beth Garrett and Miss Mary
Ann Maken. Mrs. j. q. Jones and
Mrs. j. j. Murray made the interest
ing score for the evening.
Covers were laid later in the even
ing for a tempting refreshment
course for Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Hooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Murray, Mrs. J.
c. Jones and Frank Hale.
C0TERIE CLUB
The members Of the Coterie club
motored TO Santa Maria on Wednes-
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BRIDGE PARTY
COTERIE CLUB

The members Of the Coterie club
motored to Santa Maria on Wednes-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05
REV. DURANT WRITES
ESSAY TAKING IND
PLACE IN CONTEST

SO much interest has been occa-
stoned by the novel essay contest re
Gently conducted by Flash's Studio,
that we are this week giving our
readers the essay which took second
place in the estimation of the judges.
1t was written by Rev. Frank Durant,
and was titled, "The Camp Fire"
"a wooded recess in the Beartooth
mountains. The bonfire against the
trees as bright as the faces of the
campers relaxing from the days
tramping. Yarn-spinning timel What
splendid liars! That big, brown bear
story. That eastern brook trout
the big sucker! Say, boy, that pack
of coyotes. What a jolly bunch of
camp fire lovers in that lighted circle
Pipes are lighted. Southern melodies
fill the air. The flames mount. Me-
mories come-Parle-vous is sung.
The evening wears away. Above
mountain peaks stars keep vigil. One
by one we say good night, but
memory fingers of the witchery of the
camp fire in the Beartooth.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05
MANY FRIENDS
MOURN DEATH OF
]. H. LINDQUIST
End Comes Suddenly Wed.
After Severe Illness of
Three Weeks

A pail of gloom was cast over this
city and community Wednesday eve
ming when the word went out that ].
Il. Lindquist had passed away. Death
is always unexpected, always sudden,
but his death, which occurred after
an illness of tlga weeks came as a
distinct shock, for many times during
the past week there was hope for his
He took sick three weeks ago and
had every assistance known to medical
science. All that tender hearts and
willing hands could do was done to
stay the result but in vain; at 6
o'clock yesterday evening his spirit
took its flight. Death was victor and
all that is mortal of ]. H. Lindquist
Sleeps the sleep that knows no wax
ing"
He was born in Alexandria, Mime
sofa on July 16, 1889, and at the time
of his death was SO years of age The
past 16 years he has lived in Red
Lodge and vicinity, during most of
which time he has been employed at
the office of The Pickett Journal in
this city. In 1913 he was united in
marriage to Miss Mary Dunn, daugh-
Continued on page Al
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05
A CERTIFIED POTATO
MEETING HELD AT
BELFRY SATURDAY

The Carbon County Certified Po-
tato Growers, Association held a.
meeting at Belfry Saturday evening,
March 81. The contracts from the
State Marketing association were dis
cussed and the move was made to af-
filiate with the state association.
Fourteen growers of certified seed
signed up to market their potatoes
through the state association. Plans
OF the state association are to send
a salesman to the southern states in
May to contract for next years crop.
Further sales will be made during the
fall.
Practically all of last years crop
has been cleaned up and the last ship
ments are being made this week. Otis
c. Brown is president of the local or
ganization and member of the board
of directors of the State Marketing
association.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
D. ELLIS EVANS, Pastor

Easter program: Young Peoples
meeting at $3.50 a. NJ. All young peo-
pie are cordially invited to attend
this service. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. The regular Easter service at II
o'clock to which everybody is invited.
organ prelude; doxology, with invo-
cation, concluding with the Lords
prayer; responsive reading, selection
No. 80; hymn No. 1862, "Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen Today" conservation
of children in Christian baptism; an
them, BLESSED Be the Lord Cod
Carrie B. Adams, (by the choir of Is
voices); prayer by the pastor; re-
Spouse by choir; solo, easter Greet
ing composed by Loud, Mrs. c. c.
Rowan; offertory, the offering today
is for mission boards; reception of
members; anthem, "Joy Cometh in
the Morning, by Carrie B. Adams,
choir; sermon, that first Easter mes
sage, "He Is Not Here" solo, Come.
See the Place the Lord Lay by Paul
Ambrose; A. F. Christiana, accom-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05
ANNUAL ELECTION
HELD BY WOMAN'S
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. I'll. V. Cartwright Sc
lected AS President; Other
Officers Elected

The regular general meeting Of the
Red Lodge Woman's club was held
in the club rooms Of the public library
on Tuesday, with only fair attend
ance. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. H. Y. Cartwright; first
vice president, Mrs. s. NJ. Souders
chairman of the literature depart
ment. The office of second vice presi-
dent was left vacant for the time be-
ing, due to the resignation of Mrs.
Durant as chairman Of the music de-
partment. Third vice president, Mrs
Schwin, chairman Of the home eco
Monies department. Fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Brophy, chairman of the
philanthropic department. Mrs
Durant was reelected secretary and
Mrs. Freakes treasurer Next was
election of delegates to the county
meeting to be held in Bearcreok in
May, resulting as follows: Mesdames
Schwin, E. B. Provinse, Webb and
Field. Delegates were then elected
to attend biennial which will be held
in Helena next October. Delegates
Mesdames Durant and Sam Turner;
alternate, Mesdames Melvin Webb and
c. E. Thompson.
The annual essay contest for the
students of the eighth grade under
the auspices of the Womans club was
discussed and the following topic de
cided upon; "What | am to the Com
Arrangements for the an
nual banquet to be held in May were
talked over. The club husbands will
be invited guests at that time All
will be in the hands Of
committee appointed by the president.
This year the club will observe Ar
Dor day by planting tree in honor
of the general federation president,
Mrs. Mary Sherman.
Saturday, weather permitting,
eighth grade and freshman daughters
Of members will attend the girls
vocational congress in Belfry.