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will return TO Laredo Saturday
and will be accompanied by his
family.
G. H. Roessing returned We'd
nesday from San Antonio, where he
has been for a week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Weston Of
Brownsville were the weekend
| guests Of MI. and Mrs. John Card
we'll.
Mrs. Paul D. Miller left Mon
day night for Houston to be with
her mother, Mrs. :. G. Abel, who is
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Smith left
Thursday for Houston where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Grain of
Waco, mother and father Of Mrs.
Horace Etchison, arrived Thurs
day for a visit. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Miller Belding, who
has been visiting in Waco for the
past three weeks.
Mrs. M. M. Consolver has gone
to Fort Scott, Kans.. to be with
her daughter, who was seriously
injured in an automobile accident
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn have as
their guest Mr.. Washburn's moth
er, Mrs. N. E. Washburn of Kan
sas City.
Mrs. ]. 7. Jordan. who has been
the guest of her niece. Mrs. Will
| 1;oJ,1 DnyJ,n fn+ rnvre-e1 jn-r- 1aFt
Thursday night for her home in
| Dallas.
Mrs. Frank Elliott and her
guests, Mrs. James F. Farmer and
Mrs. Erie Roberts of Fort Worth,
spent Monday at Point Isabel.
Miss Dorothy Leavell returned
Sunday from Lubbock, where she
had been teaching music in the
public schools. Miss Leavell was
unable to finish her work for the
term on account Of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher,
Walter Fraser and Mrs. Lena Sla-
ton Of Dallas spent the past week
touring the Valley, and were
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Allen Kearby
| nlAi4C IL IlO<1IlCll.
Mrs. j. A. Harris and daughter
Rachel left Saturday by automo-
bile for ByarS, Okla, where Mrs.
Harris will undergo an operation.
Mrs. K. r. Haskell of Donna and
her daughter, Mrs. z. G. Hall left
Tuesday evening for Wakefield
Kans. They will spend about three
weeks there visiting with Mrs.
HeSkett's mother, Mrs. Mary Wal
Ter. and other relatives.
Mrs. Frank Elliott and her guests
Mr.. James F.. Farmer and Mrs.
Erie Roberts attended a luncheon
Wednesday in Harlingen at the
Woman'S club given by Mrs. r. f.
| Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Moore left
Wednesday to be gone for some
time to Tulsa, Okla, and st.
Louis, Mo. MIR. and Mrs. Swanson
will occupy their apartment at the
Green Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carter and
Mrs. Randall Of Dallas, who have
been touring the Valley for the
pOS0 WIN, WClC guests OF Df. and
Mrs. Allen Kearby, while in Nc
Allen.
Mrs. James F. Farmer and Mrs,
Erie Roberts, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Frank Elliott for
several days left Thursday night
Tor their home in Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Doster hal
as their guests Tuesday Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joe Worthington of Kings
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt Moore re-
turned Sunday from a trip to San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Jones will
leave the last of the week for their
home in Lamar, Colo, after hay
ing spent the winter here.
c. d. Martin, president of the
Rotary club ard Stockton Foun-
tain returned Wednesday morning
fr5zn Houston where they attended
the district Rotary conference.
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FETHERE isn't a woman who. with
the first sign Of Spring, doesn't
get the urge for a new hat
Illustrated today are three smart
new Spring models.
At top is shown an attractive beige
FELT turban with silk fringe coming
down one side as trimming.
In the center is a charming model
IN bright-green felt with a very in
~teresting brim rolled in SEM -circle
at one side.
The remaining picture shows a
very new felt hat-a copy Of a Re-
boux model-with tricky q laps,
m Of which turns up and tbs other
down.
Felts, YOU see, viii be Just as
fashionable and popular as ever.
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Society Studies
African Missions

Members Of the missionary society
o fthe Central Christian church met
for Mission study at the church on
Monday afternoon. The subject for
the day was Africa, with Mrs. Roy
Ruff as leader. Mrs. Ruff gave a
map study which furnished a splen-
did basis for the other discussions
on the program. Miss Betty Hop
per talked on the types Of inhabi-
tants and their characteristics and
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MERCEDES
SURPRISE PARTY

SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Emma Belle Scott and Miss
Hildegarde Manske were hostesses
to an enjoyable surprise party for
Miss Fern Alfrey on her birthday.
The party was given in the dining
o Of the home economics de-
partment of the high school on
Tuesday night. A color scheme
Of yellow and white were carried
out. After a tempting buffet sup
per, games were enjoyed.
Including the h~ostesSes and
honor guest and the following, all
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McALLEN
EASTER PARTY

An attractive party of the EaS-
ter season was the bridge party
given Saturday evening by the
members Of the Little Bridge club
for their husbands at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Duncan.
The Easter motif was carried
out in the decorations and game
accessories.
Those present were Messrs. ana
MesdameS Raymond Alley, A. A.
Bonneau, H. II. Damme, T. w.
Doster, j. G. Dykes. r. z. Frisby,
w. W. Jones, Marvin Sneed, A. l..
Hart, j. E. Meyers, Mrs. w. w.
Dougherty, Jr, and Mrs. j. NJ.
Harley.
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IDEA! lie took his chauffeur along to do that-and
the worst of it is he and his chauffeur are pals.
The worst of it-no, I mean the best Of it.
The rich mans son is not particularly good
looking, he doesn't dance so awfully well, he
swims a bit, but not particularly-he rides well
enough, he's good natured, not a bad disposition
and he's not actually dull.
He never said a thing that was worth hearing
in his life and his laugh sounds a bit vacant.
No, he's not feeble-minded, he's not even a
high grade moron, as they say by way of psy-
chology.
He's just q dull. uninteresting. ineffective,
young person without a thing about him to at
tract your attention.
How. the chauffeur is different.
He's the same age as the rich mans son and
he's looked after himself since he was nine years
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Valley Society
Phone z

peculiaritieS, and Mrs. Otis Singer
read a paper on the work of the
Christian church on that continent.
At the cloes of the study hour
Mrs. j. M. George, hostess for the
day, served a refreshment course
MIR. and Mrs. H. M. Smith re-
turned home Monday after a week.
end spent in Corpus Christi. They
drove up Saturday.
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WEDNESDAY

Self Culture with Mrs. Nathan
Moore. Business and Professional
Woman's luncheon at lei Jardin.
Brownsville Music club has re-
hearsal at Baptist church. $3.50 a..
m. Girls Friendly society at
4 p. m.
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proper, my dearS, to say nothing
of being indiscreet and laying your
selves open to slanderous gossip.
2-You're really not in love with
either Of them. Keep on being
friendly and perhaps in time you'll
discover which of the two you like
the best.
3-Not exactly insulting, but
hardly in good taste.
Mo hostess who has any re-
spect for the ethics Of refinement
and good taste would be guilty of
such a breach.
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ADVICE TO r
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

l am a girl in my late teens,
considered to be attractive. and 1
also am +eld that I have per-
sonality. I am very much inter
ested in boys. but l simply can't
attract their attention.
How can I become popular with
the fellows? ANXIOUS"
ANXIOUS: Perhaps your fault
y that you try too hard to attract
the opposite sex. Why not start
being a good listener instead of
doing all the talking? Give the
boys a chance to talk about them
selves occasionally. Be interested
m their hobbies and their onver-
sation. And don't show them that
YOU are deliberately trying to gain
their attention. This is the slrest
way to make them run away. for
men hate the thought Of being
pursued.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
1. Is it improper to go out riding
after a party?
2. | am in love with two BOYS
and I like them both the same. Is
there any way l can find out
which one I like best?
B. Is it insulting to write to a
friend with colored ink and paper?
4. Is it proper for a hostess to
leave her party and go out riding
for a short time?
B. L. and w. B.
B. L. and W. B.: Hardy
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MAGAZINE CLUB

The Magazine club met Tuesday
afternoon in regular session at the
home OF Mrs. Dechman.
Mrs. E. M. Card, Mrs. Dechman
and Mrs. Hulet gave interesting
talks during the afternoon.
The next meeting OF the club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
E. D. Hopkins April g.
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HASN'T A TIME TO
OPP COMPLETES
a. WORK Slnce He Was Nine, This Capable Young MAJ
Far Outshlnes, in Character and Ability, the
Rich Youth Who EMPLOYS Him
BY A

l. II rh mans on has gon to California.
Y He's just ut Of college and he's looking around to see lust what he's
gdng to do in the world.
4 He drove to Calforn1a-oh. NJ he didn't drive himself-Why the
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No, he's not particularly brilliant and not so aWfuly Clever-bu
dance, he's a willow tree in the wind when it comes to that, and h
sings. Oh yes, he can skate. ride, swim, manage a boat, drive a car
break any unbreakable Stalion-and what do YOU think-heS worried
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WOMAN A MAN 40 YEARS

BIRMINGHAM. Eng.-After th,
death of James Shackley. who hac
lived here 40 years, it was Learned
that "he' was a woman.
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FORTNIGHTT.Y rryrp

MRS. J. A. Frisby was hostess
wednesday afternoon to the mem
ners and a number Of guests Of
the Fortnightly bridge club.
Inc guests for the afternoon
we're Mesdames r. L. Gregory. w,
4: Kreidler and J. Lanier Byrd of
Charleston, Mo.
mrs. Gail Hart received the club
prize and Mrs. Kreidler the guest
prize. 0
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BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. T. w. Doster entertained q
group of friends Wednesday after
noon with a bridge party honor
ing Mrs. T. j. Jordan Of Dallas,
who was the guest of her niece.
Mrs. William Payne.
The guest list included Mes
danes Whit Rogers, P. z. Mont
gornery, William Payne, Geo. Pal
mer, Lula Pollock, j. r. Davis and
the honoree.
Mrs. Montgomery received high
score prize. Mrs. Davis the con-
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Jordan was
presented with a dainty gift.
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3. L. and W. B.: Hardy
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Mrs. B. NJ. Strong entertained a
number Of friends at an informal
tea Wednesday in honor OF her
mother, Mrs. fisher, Of Selma, Ala,
who is a guest in her home.
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HOIT-HAMMOND

!he Hoit-Hammond industrial
club met Tuesday afternoon at tn,
nome OF Mrs. Glenn Austin. with
eight members and two visitor
present.
Mrs. M. H. Barnum was taker
lnto the club as a new member.
After the business session a socia
nour was enjoyed. Mrs. ALDER
Reis received the prize awarded il
the contest.
The next meeting of the clul
VIII be an all day meeting at tn,
nome Of Mrs. J. H. Beatty.
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PASTOR TO FEATURE
EASTER In SERMON
DR.. Samuel Judson Announces Sub
jeets for Tomorrow-Baptism
Services Planned.

Special Easter services have been
planned at the First Baptist Church.
DR.. Samuel Judson Porter's morning
subject will be THE Rosiest Morn That
Ever Dawned" In the evening his theme
will be Growing the Pillars With
Lily Work" At the evening service the
ordinance of baptism will be admin
isteEed.
Sunday school will be held at $50
am. and young peoples meeting at GAS
pm.a
The deacons will meet Monday eve
ming. at the home of T. Edgar Petty,
1926 M street.
A meeting of the board of managers
of the Baptist Home for Children will
be held in the church parlors Tuesday
at O'clock
The English class and the Young
Mems; class will entertain the James
class of the Fifth Baptist Church We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The pastor will give at the prayer
meeting Thursday evening the first of
a series of studies on Our Lords APP
pearances After His Resurrection.
The Swedish Mission will be held In
the lawer auditorium at O'Clock. Fri
day evening, when Rev. Nels Hedeen
will preach.
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Sunday School Lesson
BY
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson

to fill them with courage, confidence,
and power to Withstand the trials OF
His death by calling upon thon to have
faith in God, as the Father, and in
Him, and in the certainty of a future
life in the Fathers home, where there
would be prepared place for all who
loved Him. He called upon them to
trust Him at an hour when they felt
that they could not trust one another.
He assured them that though they
were parting, that there would be a
reunion. The fall of Jerusalem. the
death of the apostles. the establishment
of His church and the development of
His spiritual kingdom AMONG men has
not exhausted the meaning Of His
words. Its promises has helped many
O. heart in the dark hour when they
walked in the shadow OF DEATH We
can count on its assurances, 49,
Christ is still the way for all to enter
into the future life through fellowship
with Him here. The certainty of His
resurrection Is guarantee that we. too,
will rise from the dead. Two thousand
years since He rose finds faith in Jesus
and His resurrection the foundation OF
the faith of the numbered millions in q
future life. There In fellowship with
Christ, we may expect to continue to
serve our Lord and grow into Ills like
ness free from the handicap OF ma
terial body, knowing our loved ones,
and coming to understand the mysteries
of this life, as we see how God in His
love had made all things work to-
gether for good and finally conquered
death. It is our privilege to work with
Him and for Him here and 1t will be
our glory and honor to share the joys of
the future life with Film who by His
victory over the grave made 1t possible
for us to share the future life In glory
with Him.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

The District Board Of Epwort.1
League will meet at Dumbarton Avenue
Church Wednesday. evening.
Owing to the special meetings next
Saturday the regular social at Metro
politan Chapter will be held tonight.
DR.. Spillman of the Department Of
Agriculture will give an illustrated talk
on Indians of the United States. There
will also be games, music and refresh
ments. =,
The District Epworth League win
participate in the Easter sunrise service
at Temple Heights tomorrow morning
young peoples societies of the city.
ALI Epworth League chapters are asked
to be represented. -
The devotional topic for tomorrow
Is Evidences that Christ Lived"
Bible references, Acts vii59-60; Mat
thew xxv.34-40. Miss Miriam Byera
will lead at Brookland Chapter, D.
Stewart Patterson at Brightwood.
George Boss at Douglass. Luther Gray
at Dumbarton Avenue, Richard Scholl
at Metropolitan and, Guthrie, Boyd
stein ct Woodside.
Douglas Chapter will present a SER
mon drama, Mason, the Blind Dis
ciple." tomorrow at the evening church
service.
Leonidas ]. McDougle, jr.. Metropolis
tan Chapter, will speak for the Epworth
League of the Francis Asbury M. E.
Church South, tomorrow evening.
In connection with the Young Peo-
pies conference to be held at Hamline
Church next Friday and Saturday,
there Is need that more homes be
opened for the delegates. Entertain
ment Is desired for more than hun
dred delegates. Arrangements can be
made by addressing d. Stewart Patter-
son, 100 Maryland avenue northeast.
: DR.. G. r. Blackweider. pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church, Baltimore, VIII
be the speaker at the Epworth League
anniversary service Saturday evening
In Foundry NJ. z. Church.
b Progress is being made in rehearsals
for the District play, which will be
given April is and II at Hanline M. E. [
Ch1rch, The play Is entitled 1T Hap.
pened tn june.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
SERVICES ARRANGED
Program to Begin at $50 AM. at
Church School, Massachusetts, Ave
nue. and Thirty Sixth Street.

Easter Sunday will be especially OBJ
served at the First Presbyterian Church.
The services begin at $3.50 am with a
program at the church school of both
the old church and also the chapel,
which is located at Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Thirty-sixth street. The pro-
gram at the old First Church will be
directed by Mrs. Robert G. Covel, su-
perintendent of the beginners depart
ment. and the services at the chapel
will be under the leadership Of Mrs. j..
H. Roby, superintendent of the chapel
church school.
The regular morning worship at IL
o'clock will include baptism of chill
dren, reception of members, a confirma-
ton class and a sermon by the pastor,
DR.. N. P. Patterson, on the subject OF
The Risen Christ"
Holy communion service will be held
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the
chapel. Children will be baptized and
members will be received. This will be
the first communion service to be held
in the chapel.
The regular annual meeting Of the
church will be held Monday evening at
8 o'clock at the old church. Omcers
of the church will be elected.
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PASTOR1TO PREACH.
/ ON Immortality
Rev. W. S. Abernethy AM
nounces Topics for Sermons
on Easter Sunday. ~

Rev W. 8. Abernethy, pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church, Will preach at both
morning and evening services tomor-
row. The topic of the sermon at the
IL o'clock service will be Immortality
Fancy or a Fact" At the evening
service at 7:45 o'clock he will preach
the second sermon in the series on
Our Lords After-Dinner Talks-On
the Shore Of Galilee." <.
Rev. Homer j. Councillor will con-
duct the junior church service tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Abbie Brooks will lead the meet
ing of the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society at 80 O'Clock. Mrs. Robert r.
Cary will conduct the meeting Tuesday
at o'clock. The Words of Jesus
About Life Intending" will be discussed
at both meetings. 81
The Burial class will hold its months
iy business meeting at the church Wedz
nesday evening. Miss Olive Zepn.
president, will preside. -
The quarterly business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Alumni Council
will be held at o'clock Thursday eve4
ming in the library
Glass No. 30 of the Sunday school,
j. B. Kinnear. teacher, will hold ID
annual banquet Friday at $50 o'clot
at the Y. w. c. A. Reservations may
be secured from the secretary, NH
Hattie @. Rupert, up to tomorrow evJ.
ming.
The Vaughn class will meet in the
auditorium tomorrow morning with the
adult department and their teacher.
Rev. II. j. Councillor. will teach this
whole department that assemblies here.
The Burial class, which meets in the
Metropolitan Theater, will be taught BY
Mrs. w. S. Abernethy. The junior de.
partment will return to It's former quar-
ters tomorrow morning. the alterations
having progressed sufficiently to permit
occupancy.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

The Luther League of the District of
Columbia will be the guest Of the Luther
League OF Baltimore and vicinity May
IA. The Junior supper conference re-
Gently held at st. Johns (Southwest)
was presided over by Miss Monica
Snyder, District Junior League secre-
tary. Miss Brenda L. Melhouse, junior
secretary of the Luther League of
America, was the speaker of the eve
ming. JIlhior Leagues are reported as
organised at Atonement, st. Johns
West) and St. Stephens Churches.
The March news letter of the Luther
League of the District of Columbia"
has been edited and distributed by Dis
trict League Educational Secretary Irv-
ing L. Koch. The April number will be
published by Miss Gladys Broker, cor
responding secretary Of the District
League
Incarnation Luther League is leading
tina eficiency contest, with ST. Johns
Cast Riferdalel second.
Henry ., whiting, intermediate Sec
rotary of the Luther League Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, is planning a meet
ing for the washington intermediate
Leagues to be held at Incarnation
Luther Church, Fourteenth and Gala
tin streets. during April.
When Maryland State League Presi-
dent Paul L. Brindle and District League
President Robert j. Volland appeared
on the program of both the Intermedi-
ate and Senior Young Peoples meetings
at Kellar Memorial Church they were
accompanied by Wilbur Swanson, Sec
rotary 60 Representative August H.
Andersen, who rendered special musical
selections.
ECHOES Of Easter" Is the title Of Q
paceaut which win be presented tomor-
row at tbs pm. by the Intermediates OF
lions League.
The topic, "The Words Of Jesus About
Life Unending,v will be presented TO-
morroW' evening at Incarnation League
BY Miss Iona Browne, at st. Johns
(SouthMestl by Charles sEoitzels and at
St. Paul's by Miss Irene Lerella The
same topic will be presented st 81.
Marks League wednesday ct 8 pm. BY
Miss Jennie hsishsaF. :
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B. Y. p. u. News

The Columbia Federation will hold
its executive board meeting Tuesday
evening at the Central Union Mission
Building
Miss Margaret Chaplin of National
Baptist Memorial Union was awarded
the loving cup for winning the steward
ship oratorical contest. Seven young
women and one man were the con-
testants Of the finals, held last Tues
day evening at National Baptist Me-
mortal Church.
The play. Patty Saves the Day." will
be presented Wednesday evening. at 8
o'clock, by the juniors of East Washing
ton Heights Church, the benefits to go
to the church building fund and toward
buying hymn books and Bibles.
The On-to-Detroit Club held its reg
ular monthly meeting last evening.
Alpha group, under the leadership
of E. G.. Holt, will present a special
Easter pageant tomorrow night, In the
Senior B. Y. No. of Bethany.
First Baptist B. Y. p. U. will have
dramatized program presented to them
at GAS o'clock, by groups / and 2. The
Junior B. Y. P. U. Of First Church meets
at IL am. and the intermediate B. 7.
p. U. at GAS pm, the same time as
the senior. This B. Y. P. U. has post
poned its regular monthly business
meeting to April 10.
Miss Flora Lavinson Of Bethany
Union and Mrs. Fred Braugh Of Temple
Union were welcomed back from Porto
Rico last week, where they have been
since November with the American
Red Cross. -
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ROCK CREEK CHURCH <
WILL HOLD FESTIVAL
Children's Service IS Planned for
st. Paufs, Together With b,
Communion


There will be two communion services
tomorrow morning as we'll as a chill
dren's festival service at st. Pauls
Church. Rock Creek Parish. The first
service will be at 7:30 am. and chA-
dren's festival service at $50 am.
Service and sermon with communion at
IL o'clock. In the evening there will
be special service with an address at
8 o'clock. DR.. F. J. Bohanan will per-
form the services.
The Young Peoples Society Will meet
at o'clock. Monday evening at 8
o'clock the annual parish meeting will
be held in the church. Election of
officers will take place. The Rectory
Guild voted to have a food sale April 10
at 10 o'clock. The teachers will hold
their regular monthly meeting April 8
in the new parish house. The Girls
Friendly Society candidates will meet
Friday afternoon.