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TAKOMA PARK SERMON.

At the Takoma Park Baptist Church
tomorrow morning 1.-THE Withered
Palms" will be the subject of the SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. William E.
La Rue In the evening DR.. w. Sin
clair Bowen will speak.
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French Services.

Rev. F1orian Vurpillot. pastor Of the
French Congregation, which meets at
st. Johns Church, Lafayette Square,
every Friday at 4:45 pm. and every
Sunday at 4 pm, will preach tomorrow
On "Enthousiasme Chretien."
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Blind Evangelist Holds Revival.

Rev Roy Carter. blind evangelist. is
conducting a revival at the Friendship
Baptist Church. First and H streets
southwest, which will close March 20.
Children's meetings from to 8 pm.
daily.
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Teacher Bride of Weekend Ceyen1OM

wilbur Close. the president. pre-
sided. In the regular business ses-
sion, q report OF the late Fifth Dis
trict Federation was given by Mrs.
@. =. Eppright.
Mrs. r. r. Ewing was leader tcr
the day, with q program topic on
The Germanic Peoples, Mrs
Ewing giving the ~ethnology. Ian
guage and religion OF the Jugo-
Slavs. followed by Mrs. Wilbur
Close on the non-fixation OF bound
airy lines or the Elavs.
Mrs. =. e. Decker gave some
thoughts on the effect OF the World
War on the Slavic nations OF Eu-
rope, with o. discussion ON each
topic by the club. Mrs. Brown, IT,,
mother OF Mrs. Leon Brown. was
the only out Of club guest.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. y. Moore were
here from ProgreSso last Tuesday
visiting &c the home or their bro
Their. Fl. X. Moore and family.
Mrs. r.. e.. Lowry Is in Dallas this
week, visiting with MIR. and Mrs.
r.. w. Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conan Wood are
leaving the first week for Houston,
TO spend the Yuletide season with
Mrs Woods parents. Prof. and Mrs.
Godbey.
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Of the delightful features OF the
party. Readings, songs, contests
stunts made a merry afternoon.
Refreshments were served.
Attending were MesdameS George
Morrison, Grant Morrison. John
Thronburg, Alden Wade, j. G. Potts
r. l.. Crockett. r. L. Nichols C.. T..
Nichols. o. r. Nichols, James Pinch
am, j w. Pincham, Ebert Crockett
w. J. Kramer, J. s. Dykes. O. j.
Gum, @. O.. Alridge, Frank Ed
wards. G. d. McVane, J.. Rouse,
John Mckinney, Fleet Lentz. Wal
ter Swarner. A. <. Darlington and
the hostesSes.
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Wilcox Burial VIII Be
Held In Kansas City

N@EG(@4A ~ MA4G 4LEA4 A4N
HARLINGEN, Dec. 21-Helry
Wilcox, rs, or Wilson Tract, who
died AZ ll.45 Friday night mt the
Valley Baptist Hospital here. will
be sent 70 Kansas City, Mo- for
burial, according to Mrs. +. - Le-
w, granddaughter Of the deceased
His wife died five years ago.
wilcox Is survived by three dau-
ghters. Grace. Eva, and Bertha, and
five brothers. y. a. Wilcox who
live no Wilson Tract w. wv. Wilcox,
who resides III Colerldge. Nebraska,
and 8. =. Wilcox. O.. ID. Wilcox. and
d. 8. wilcox. al living IN South
Dakota. A granddaughter. Mrs. r..
III. Levy, Is q resident or Harrington,
and two grandchildren. Harvey a.
Wilcox and George Chamberlain
are now I'm Memphis, Tenn.
Henry Wilcox had been seriously
III since wednesday night, according
to DR.. J. G. Watkins, his physician.
He died OF cerebral congestion FRI
day night, and the interment VIII
Be held IN Kansas City.
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Mrs. Tony Ford was delightfully."-
honored it'll a dainty shower Of
gifts Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Irby Ford with Mrs. A. M
Nichols assisting as hostess. Many
lovely gifts received by the
honoree. The house was prettily
decorated in keeping with the
Christmas holidays. Delicious cake
and hot chocolate was served.
Invited guests were Mesdames
Tony Ford, the honoree. N. l.. Ford,
Joe Seay, bort Davis. Brooks
Buckelew, T. A Mauck, z. Schoen,
Harry Shause, Delbert Hoge. Cliff
ford Gibson. @. ?. Clark, Z. d,
Ford, julius Frosch, Monte Walker,
E. i. Powell. Ted Potter. r. A.
Looney, Geo. Alge. L. II. Buasher,
Jack McMahan and Misses Mary,
Dorothy Ford and LoveIess. Leila
Morgan.
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Present were Mr.. and Mrs. X. e..
Couch, MI. and Mrs. r. v. Lehman,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Donna Clark and MI. and
Mrs. A. L. Downs.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Arnold and
daughter, Miss jennie, Of Airing
ton will spend Christmas vacation
here with their daughter. Mrs. w.
II. Baxter Jr. and family.
Mrs. Margaret Bo~nneycastle has
returned from a years visit with q
daughter in England.
DR.. and Mrs. J. .. Stephens and
little son, Jerry Ham, will leave
the first Of the week for Temple
where they will spend Christmas
with rel~tives.
Miss Mae Johnston Of Austin Is
the guest Of her brother, "A. l..
Johnston and family during Christ
mas.
Mrs. G. A. Camp arrived Wednes-
day evening from San Antonio ana
will spend Christmas here. She Is
q former Weslaco resident.
Mrs. T.. I. EmmonS and baby,
Eunice, spent Thursday in Har-
lingen visiting her mother, Mrs.
T. II. Fairbanks.
Mrs. Leslie Surginer or Floyada
left Friday evening for her home
after a six weeks visit here with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs 9. w.
Gound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farris y. Ross OF
Fort Worth arrived Thursday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Ross parents, MIR. and Mrs.
J. j. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fore and
family are planning on spending
the Christmas holidays at Corpus
Christi with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. 2. Kinder Of la
Cross. Wisconsin arrived Tuesday to
spend the remainder Of the winter
here. They are stopping at the
Cortez. They were visitors here last
winter and have many friends in
and around Weslaco.
Miss Alva Daniels Of Harlingen,
teacher Of dancing here will soon
leave for a holiday trip In the east.
probably visiting Philadelphia and
New York City.
Miss Miriam Wade who Is r.
school at G. I. a.. arrived this week
for the holiday season.
Mrs. L. II. Brasher has as he1
/ guest her sister Mrs. r. J. Davis Of
Mineral Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carrother:
accompanied Mr.. T. A. Wall and
children. Mary Ann and Temple
who left Friady for e weeks visit
1t Carthage. Mr.. and Mrs. Caro-
thers will visit in Cushing.
Misses Jewelle Watson and Pau
line McCalip who are attending
school at Baylor-Belton arrived
Saturday to spend the Christina:
vacation with their parents anc
friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22
DISTRICT HEAD
is HON0RED

Mrs. Volney Taylor, Of Browns
vile. president Of the Fifth District
of Federation Women's clubs, was
honor guest az the Civic League
luncheon here last Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. z. Owen Scott, pre-
dent Of the Valley Federation.
The luncheon was given az the
Garden Inn tearoom, Mrs. II. T..
Halstead hostess, and eighteen local
women we're present, with Mrs. 4.
j. Caldwell presiding az the business
session. which was carried out after
the luncheon. Mrs. Florence NJ,
Hayes gave a report Of the Valley
Federation meet at Lyford. Mrs. w.
r. Ross sang a solo very beautifully
a vote OF thanks was rendered the
Young Mems Business League FOR
heir sDlendii ~co-oDeratiOn IN the
way Of assisting with the beauti-
tication plan to the amount OF don
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BRIDGE CLUB
EVENING PARTY
MRS STEWART
CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. l.. 7. Stewart was hostess &C
her Sharyland home at the regular
weekly meeting Of the Wednesday
bridge club. three tables Of guests
participating in the hospitality.
Mrs. Herbert Jefferies was club
aest. as was Miss Helen Gai.~sT
the other members Of the personnel
being Mesdames II. Z. Smith, YER
non B. Hill. IT. p. Sammons. Il. M.
Melden, r. M. Hayes. r. p. Conway,
r. J. Caldwell. Heathe May. .. M.
Strong.
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NEW ORGANIZATION
npESENTG

The newly organized Boys Glee
Club sang Thursday afternoon AZ
Assembly at the high school au-
aiorium. A number Of selections
were also given by a mixed chorus.
School music is under the direction
Of Miss Eu Jean Smith. The glee
| club has a membership OF twenty
and IS planning to take its place
AZ one Of the outstanding clubs OF
the school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22
VISITORS
ny q N CLUB

Winter visitors were delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening at
the Community Hall by members
OF the Lions club. Games Of bridge.
- and domino were played. Ee-
freshmentS were served to a large
attendance
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INFORMAL ART
HONOREES

Mrs. "A. T.. Downs entertained
wednesday evening with an in
formal party IN honor OF tire birth
Lehman. Red roses and p~oinsettias
were added TO the Christmas dec
oratIons. A delicious oyster supper
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MISS WEAVER is
SHOWER

Miss Nadine Weaver entertained
with three tables OF bridge and a
kitchen shower Wednesday evening
complimenting Miss Stone. Pom
settias were used as Christmas de-
corations.
A lovely refreshment course was
served TO Miss Stone, Mrs. Edward
Waller. Mrs. Raymond Clifford.
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BASKET LUNCH
ENJOYED

Members OF the Llano Grande
home demonstration club and their
families enjoyed a basket lunch
Friday evening at the Community
Hall. a social hour was enjoyed
with games and contests. A short
business session was held.
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CLUB HAS ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Just We Neighbors club met
Thursday afternoon for the annual
Christmas party at the home OF
Mrs. T. r. Langford. Mrs. Lang
ford was assisted In entertaining
by Mrs. o. Z. Ridenour and Mrs.
L. J. Hartzell. The Christmas tree
with the exchange Of gifts was q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22
HONOR GUEST AT
AVIATION PARTY

Mrs. ". G. Thompson was the
honor guest at q five course dinner
given recently by Miss Gertie
Whitehurst. Miss Ada We Williams
and Miss Ell Jean Smith. Roses
made the pretty table decorations.
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CLASS TO GIVE
PAGEANT

A Christmas pageant. The Won
drous Gift" will be staged Sunday
evening giving the story OF the birth
of Christ the wise men and angels.
The program will begin at 1880 and
* being given BY members OF tne
Baptist Sunday School. Mrs. Laca
Jones Is director and Mrs. Alma
Fort Is pianist.
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TUESDAY CLUB
PROGRAM HELD

Mrs. .. NJ. HargroVe was hostess
to the members OF Che Woman's
Tuesday club last week, at her
home on Lomita Boulevard, with
nearly every member present. Mrs.
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The honoree received many lovely
gifts.
Invitations were to an aviation
party and this idea was carried out
in the clever bridge accessories and
by many Of the guests in their cos
tunes.
High scores were won by Mrs. W,
II. Baxter Jr. and Floyd Langford;
lows were held by Mrs. j. l.. Com
pere and Mr.. Thompson.
Enjoying this delightful evening
we're Messrs and Mesdames Thomp-
son. Carl Moeller, Phil d. Dixon
j. L. Compre. w. Fl. Baxter. H. +,
Mills Floyd Langford and the host
esses.
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State Head Studies
Mission Society
Valley School Work
Mission Society
Especial 70 The Herald.)

MISSION, Dec 2l-Mnss Lillian Peake, state superintendent OF Home
Economics under the operation OF the Smith-Hughes law, was in Mis-
sion this week, visiting the Home Economies department OF the local
schools.
Miss Peake was accompanied by Miss White. director o. this work sr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22
Hazel Stone n d
Wes1aco Society
ROIIum j. Carr Wed
Weslaco Society
Especial to The Herald.)

WEsLACO, Dec 2l-Beauuful and impressive was the wedding cere-
nony performed Saturday evening, at six O'Clock, at the Central Chris
tn church here, uniting in marriage Miss Hazel Stone, eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. 7. Z. Stone. and Mr.. Ronan j. Carr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. Carr OF San Angelo Rev. VIM LeMay read the ring service be-
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ating the sum or 500 to the club
Tor the work.
Arrangement for changes In the
constitution were made, and other
business matters cared for.
BRIDGE CLUB
EVENING PARTY
The Tuesday Afternoon bridge
club had q very enthusiastic and
pleasing affair on the evening OF
last Tuesday. when Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Melch were hosts to that
club membership and their hus-
bands, entertaining four tables.
Mrs. Pearne Congdon and Chas-
p. Wright were high score holders,
Mrs. AL Volz and z. p. Congdon low
scorers.
Those present included: Messrs
and Mesdames +. II. Burnett, AT
Volz, r.. e. J~efferies. z. p. Cong
don. G. =. Wright Rudolph Rome
and the hosts.
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CHRISTMAS BASKET
Is CLASS PLAN

Mrs. M. w. Smith was hostess
Wednesday afternoon 70 the meet
ing Of the Alathean class OF the
Baptist Sunday school. Mrs O. y.
King presided at the business ses-
sion. "A Christmas basket was plan
ned. After the usual program the
hostess served refreshments. The
house was decorated in the Christ
mas colors. .
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Bert Robinson the third We'd
nesday IN January.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22
SCHOOLS CLOSE
FOR HOLIDAYS

The Mission public schools will
close this week for the Christmas
vacation. to reopen on December 80
according TO Supt. s. l.. Hardin.
A splendid program, commemora-
ting the spirit Of the season. was
given In the Wilson auditorium
Thursday evening. with q program
at the Roosevelt school the same
evening, about 500 pupils taking
part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22

~ UHlUtu cUdUtS, WHO Is SpcIuIIlB
this week in Texas, and who only
visited two schools in this state,
those in Mission and in Edinburg
to inspect the work being done
among Mexican adults.
Both visitors greatly approved or
the work done here by Miss Myrtle
Langston. in charge of that depart
ment OF the Roosevelt school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-22

Miss Louise Cook, Miss frankie
Thompson. Miss Nina Marie Miller,
Miss Christine Yarbrough, Miss
Nevill, Miss La Vern Cook, Miss
Jessie King and Miss Adele King.
Many lovely kitchen accessories in
blue were received by the honoree.
FACULTY CLUB HOLDS
BURLESQUE CEREMONY
The Weslaco faculty club en-
joyed an evening Of fun holding
a b~urlesuue ceremony honorins
Miss Stone and Mr.. Carr, and
Walter Kinds whose marriage 70
Miss Grace Box Of Austin TOOK
place at Crosby Friday where Miss
Box Is teaching.
Mrs. w. B. Benton and Hodge
Thompson were impersonaters and
were given away BY Supt Cham
ness. Miss Eu Jean Smith sang a
parody on cat Dawning" with Mrs.
Dixon as accompanist. Carrying
cabbage heads. Virginia Campbell
and Virginia Sapington were little
flower girls, w. w. Ballard was best
man and Margaret Sheffield brides
maid. c. NJ. O'Neal was officiating
minister. Other members Of the
faculty represented relatives and
friends OF the bride and groom.
Mrs. A. z. Martin was toastmiss-
tress Of the delicious five course
dinner served with clever holiday
table decorations. A short business
session was held after the program
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meath an arch OF fern and poinset-
tia
The bride who was given in mar
risge by her father, wore a hand
some navy blue flat crepe ensemble
with accessories to match, and carri-
ed q lovely bridal bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums and carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Nadine Wea-
YER In navy blue crepe and Miss
Louise Cook in dark green crepe
each carrying bouquets Of yellow
chrysanthemums. Warren Clifford
was best man.
Mrs. Bryant James played the
wedding march and the accompany
iment for Miss Dema Clair Lee and
Miss Eleanor LeMay who sang. AT
Dawntng." The church was a bower
OF fern and poinsettia. After the
ceremony a reception was held at
the home OF the brides parents af-
ter which the young people left for
a ten-day honeymoon In San An
tonic, Waco and Dallas.
Mrs. Carr is the teacher Of public
$Shool music in the Weslaco North
Side school and a popular member
OF tho younger set. Mr.. Carr Is with
the Valley Building and Loan Asso-
citation whose offices are at Ha--
lingen. Upon their return from their
honey moon they will De at home
to their friends at their lovely new
home which they have completely
| furnished on Missouri Avenue.
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BRIDE HONOREE
OF MANY EVENTS

Miss Hazel Stone. whose marriage
TO Rollan Carr took place here Sat-
urday evening, was named honoree
Of q number Of pretty parties and
showers preceding her marriage,
during the week.
Misses Adele and Jessie King en-
tertained Thursday evening with
four tables Of bridge complimenting
the couple. A Christmas tree made
the pretty decorations and holiday
refreshments were served.
Enjoying the evening were: Miss
stone and Mr.. Carr, the honoree,
6uIse Cook. Mrs. Edward Walker,
diss Christine Yarbrough, Miss L.
yvern Cook. Miss Opal Pike: Messrs
( Homa Moreland, Howard Ham,
Henry Link. Earl Pike. John Lake
Couch, Howard Vernon OF Harlin-
gen.
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was served. Games OF bridge fol-
lowed with score winners present.
ing their gifts to the honor guests.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. \. G..
Couch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Lehman,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. x. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Donna Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Downs.
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May Buy Bankrupt Counties.

Because of the absence of receipts
from any source, certain counties in the
northwestern part of Minnesota are on
the verge of BANKRUPTCY, and as there is
no prospect Of their being able to pull
themselves to prosperity, a State re-
forestation commission has recon-
mended that the State purchase the
| land, which can be secured at a very
low rate and turned into a great game
area. The purchase, contemplated
$4,000, 900 acres. The area considered
for this purpose is almost entirely unin-
habited and is well suited to such game
as deer. moose, caribou, waterfowl.
sharp-tailed grouse. prairie chicken and
fur-bearing animals. The land is fiat
and swampy, but contains numerous
Islands" which are covered with a
growth of small timber. Cover and food
for game are abundant The country
is not traversed by roads and has no
navigable streams. 1t is a natural
sanctuary and better suited for game
and hunting than any other purpose
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Northeast Masonic Temple April 81,
and was called to order with Councillor
Allen c. Witherite presiding. Past
Councillor William Z. Blount of Morgan
Read Council was accepted by transfer
card. One candidate from Eagle Coun-
Gil. Charles E. Richardson, was ini-
tiated by the degree team. Past State
Treasurer Thomas F. Jones of E. j.
Ross Council addressed the council.
Washington Council met in Red Mems
Hall, Nineteenth street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue, April "a, and was called to
order with Councillor w. w. Burrows
presiding. Five applications for men,
bership were received. Six candidates
were given the obligation. Past Coun-
cilor M. Smith of Mount Vernon Coun-
Gil made an address and assisted the
glee club in entertaining.
Potomac-Valley Forge Council was
called to order in the Junior Temple
April a. and convened with Vice Coun-
cilor W. l.. Goldsmith presiding. Three
applications for membership were re-
ceiVed. The degree team, with Capt.
d. L. Smith in charge, conferred the
degree. Brief remarks were made by
State Vice Councillor Edward G. Beck
and w. Z. Greaves.
Benning Council met in l. o. o. F..
Hall, Benning. April % and was opened
with Councillor Midget presiding. The
degree was conferred upon Clarence
Fogle and Pinkney Fogle. Frank Car
rigan. Deputy State Councillor Nc
Chung. Mr.. Carrigan, A. B. Gray, w. E.
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Allen and State Treasurer r. w. Haw-
kins made addresses.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall. Fourteenth and U streets south
east, Monday evening, and was called
to order with Councillor James r. Pra-
Their presiding. Several applications for
Der were elected into membership. The
council is preparing to go to the public
school at woodward, Md, to presens an
American flag. Howard Bell was ap-
pointed chairman of a committee to
make all arrangements. The degrees
will be conferred May g. Rev. Luther
B. Franck made an address.
State Councillor A. G. Columbus and
his staff OF officers were received by
Mount Vernon Council April Is in
Northeast Masonic Temple Deputy
State Councillor August E. Dahler was
acting marshal Addresses were made
by Past State Councillor James Madi-
son, jr.; Recording Secretary J. Small
wood, Financial Secretary Howard
Stein, Junior Past State Councillor Os-
car T. Harlow, Councillor A. c. Column
bus and Chaplain G. L. Myers.
SONS ANND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
At the last meeting of Hope Council
a dispensation was granted for an open
meeting next Tuesday at Naval Lodge
Hall, at 8 pm. A new council will
be formed.
A short program is being planned
Rev. Luther B. Franck, Mrs. Elizabeth
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Shepard, Mrs. Virgie Bessman, Mrs.
Ida RICHTER and Mr.. Crex of Clarendon
will speak. The officers for the new
council will be elected at the close of
the open meeting There will be re-
freshments and dancing.
Patriotic Order of America.
Camp No. entertained District
President Mrs. c. Burns at the meeting
April 25 Mrs. Helen Trundle was mi
tiated by the drill team. The recording
secretary, Mrs. H. Burke, presented Mrs.
Burns with a water set. This camp
meets every Thursday night at 935
Grant place.
b. p. o. ELKS.
To assist Mai. Edwards, chairman of
the Flag day exercises, which will be
held June 9, the following members
have been appointed: Lieut.. A. B.
Evans, vice chairman; William s.
Shelby, secretary; George B. Warthen,
j. j. O'Connell, r. r. Perry and J. r.
Thompson, grounds F. S. Astroth, j.
j. Curtin and F.. B. Meyers, reception;
C. E. Edwards, A. B. Evans and j. j.
Powers, printing; J. C. Sprosser, r. j.
Penn, G. Tartagles and B. Garledman,
public order; Paul Sullivan, j. j. Nc
Carthy and P. E. Peterson, programs:
c. w. Tredway, F. w. Baxter, P. H
Tucker and George Schreeck, decora-
tons; Arthur A. Riemer, George
Wathen and c. w. Tredway.
Next Tuesday night there will be an