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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

and Is credited with developing IL
into one OF the most active and in
fluential groups on the campus.
Paul Newman OF Harrington. rep
resentative OF the school Of bust
ness administration in the Univer-
sity Cooperative company, was
reelected to the office this week.
The University Coop. owned by
faculty members and students, Is
the university center for books and
other school supplies.
Newman Is a senior in the school
OF business administration.
Miss Edna Earl Walling Of Mis-
sion was elected to Mortar Board,
senior girls organization, at the
swing-out exercises last weekend.
Mortar Board is an organization OF
senior girls.
Miss walling is a junior in the
university this year and will return
as a senior in the fall.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity en-
tertained Saturday night Of last
week with an informal dance. hon
oring seniors Of the local chapter.
Miss Anne Scanlan OF Browns
vile, member of Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority. was one Of the guests at
the dance.
Thomas Sydney Burlington Of
Weslaco is a Valley student who
will receive an additional degree
from the university June 8.
Burlington Is a graduate student
and will receive his degree OF mas
ter OF arts.
Vote for Port May Goth
TEACHER: II you do not behave
better ! shall ask your father to
come and see me.
SON OF A DOCTOR: You had
better not-he charges three dol
lars a visit.-Lustige Kolner Eel
tung. Cologne.
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Politicians Have Busy
Time Ahead of Them
Especial to The Herald.

Especial 10 Inc herald
AUSTIN, May 24-The next TIC
days eliminating with party state
for organized party activity, as well
be the busiest period Of the two years
conventions early in September, viii
as for candidates.
Some Of the early dates in the
political calendar include:
June 2 - Last day for state can
didates to file names for places on
the ballot.
June 8 - State executive COM
mittee of democratic and republican
parties required to meet and certify
ballot.
June rs - Candidates file first
expense report.
June 26 - Absentee voters get bal
lots.
July II - Primary committees
prepare ballots in each county.
July IA - Second expense state
ment due.
July IS - First primary.
Aug 2 - Returns made to county
chairmen.
Aug. 5 - County executive COM
mittees canvass returns.
Aug. 81 - State executive commit
tee canvasseS returns.
Aug. % = Second primary; district
conventions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
VALLEY TOPICS
FOR GRADUATES
Honor Students Choose
Familiar Subjects
For Addresses
fSnecial to The HeraldO

pee 10 44lc 11NA dAAsf
SAN BENITO, May 24.-The
usual topics for valedictory and
salutatory addresses for high school
graduates were taboo here this year.
the honor students preparing
papers Of their own on the Valley
AT the exercises here Friday
night at which Sc students were
awarded diplomas. the valedictory
address byMary Elizabeth Phillips
was on The Restriction of I'M
migration" a much discussed topic
in the Valley.
The salutatory address by Othc
Brown was on An Adequate
Marketing System"
DR.. G. E. Webb Of the University
Of Texas delivered the commence
ment address. "A. L. Harris. presi-
dent Of the school board. present
ed the diplomas and T. j. Yoe,
superintendent of schools. present
ed honor certificates.
Emily Mcmillan received the
American Legion cup given to the
best all around student.
Vote for Port Nav 29th-
NOTHING TO BRAG OF
WIFE During quarrel. After
all. I've given you the best seven
years OF my lie.
HUSBAND: Good Heavensl Are
those your best?-Hummel. Ham
burg.
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Nationalist Claim
Railway Fight Won

SHANGHAI. May 24.-LP-The
Chinese Nationalist tonight claim
ed further successes for their mill
tary campaign against the nortt
ern rebels along the Haichow
Tungkwan railway.
Nationalist government m~ilita-v
headquarters at Marking asserted
that its forces were within fifteen
miles Of Kaifeng. Dispatches or
iginating from northern forces.
however. disputed this claim and
said the northern forces had halt
ed the Nationalist In the neigh
borhood Of Lanfeng where fight
ing Of great intensity was going
on.
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Vote for Port May 29th-
Matamoros Streets
To Be Hardsurfaced

The Matomoros city government
has outlined a program for the
hard surfacing Of several Mata-
moros streets. Business men OF the
city and the F~errocarriles Nacion-
ales de Mexico mexican Railway
have offered their cooperation.
The Ferrocarriles Nacionales de
Mexico have already donated to the
City OF Matamoros ten carloads Of
gravel for the hard s~urfacing Of
Hidalgo street from Sixth street to
the railroad station.
Work on the streets will be start
ed at once. probably Monday. as
soon as Presidente Municipal Gull
lermo Shears Of Matamoros returns
from Ciudad Victoria, the state
capital. where he Is attending the
convention Of the Pardido Socialista
Fronterizo. Several other members
Of the city government r also at
tending the convention.
V.f. e. n.~4 NJ 0o4L
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-Vote for Port Nav GOTH
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aCENTRAL POWER
OFFICERS MEET
Approximately IS Persons
Attend Quarterly Meet
At La Feria
Especial to The Herald.)

La FERIA, May PA number
OF high officials of the Central
Power and Light Company attend
ed the quarterly public relations
meeting OF the Valley district here
this week.
w. d. Boone OF San Antonio,
treasurer, made a talk, and Zev V.
Carson Of San Antonio. public re-
lations director, also said a few
words.
George A. Mills, chief engineer
OF the Central and Southwest
Utilities, Dallas, and A. r. Ken
nedy, chief engineer for the Gen.
trail Power and Light Company
San Antonio. were among the
visitors.
r. A. Ewing. San Benito. gave
a job analysis talk and Paul Taylor,
also Of San Benito. gave a little
skit.
Entertainment was in the form
Of an acrobatic Dance by Florence
anu oOC 0PCdAo, OAs VI OoA 0cAANO
and music by Mrs. ]. D. Ward, G.
@. Petit and Robert Reed Of San
Benito. Mrs. Ward sang, Mr.. Petit
played a violin obbligato and Mr..
Reed played the piano accom-
paniment.
There were about IS persons at
the meeting which was presided
over by r. S. Bone of San Benito,
public relations director Of the
Valley district.
yo1m g. D. nF.w mai
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Reyncsa to Monterrey In order that
the road may be opened to traffic
from the United States within the
next two months.
The right-of-way for the road has
been cleared for a distance OF eigh-
teen kilometers out OF Reynosa To-
ward Monterrey. II Is expected that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25
Paving of McAllen
Street Resumed
Especial 70 The Herald)

ISpeclaI 20 The Herald
McALLEN, May 24-Road work
on south Main street was set under
way this week after work had begr
held up several months by disagree
ments between property owne,S anc
road district officials.
M. r. Nelson OF McAllen and J
E. Pate Of Hidalgo are working or
the project on a sub-contract lei
by w. L. Pearson and Company.
The road will connect with the
international highway. which run:
south from McAllen on the south
Tenth street road. It is expected
that paving will elso be done on the
north end of the street running
through the business district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-25

within two months the trip can be-
made from Reynosa 10 Monterrey
by automobile. When plans for the
road are corSoleted this section Of
Mexico will have q hard-surfaced
road from Matamoros through Rey-
nosa to Monterrey and other points
IN Mexico.
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-FUtt TOT FurI May -JtH-
Two Convicts Escape
From Jail at Sherman

SHERMAN. May 24-tP)-Joe
White. escaped convict and Cecil
Davis. civil prisoner, cut a hole in
the wall Of the Grayson county Jail
to ESCAPE early Friday. White was
captured by guardsmen following
his escape from the penitentiary. He
was sentenced to one year from
Grayson county on a liquor charge.
Davis was brought here from the
penitentiary for trial on a burglary
charge.
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-Vote for Port May 18th
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Mexico Pays Well
For Rush Road Work

McALLEN, May 29-The federal
government OF Mexico and the state
government OF Tamaulipas are pay
ing 1000 pesos per week to laborers
on the highway being built from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Parents Stage Surprise
To Son on His Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen of Allison
street entertained a company of young
people at q surprise birthday party for
their son, Mr.. Ralph Allen, Saturday.
February /. Games were played and
there were attractive prizes for the
winners. A supper was served. after
which Mr.. Ralph Van Allen showed
motion pictures, among which were
some taken while he was at college,
and several of the guests present saw
themselves in the moving pictures for
the first time.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Spence, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
v. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Philips,
Miss Gertrude Schnide, Miss Virgin@
Schmidt, Miss Helen Thran, Mr.. Ansel
Cremer and Mrs. William Griebe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Ladies Night Scheduled
By Universitv Club

The University Club will observe its
February Ladies night Thursday of this
week, at which time, following dinner
in the main dining room, the entertain
nlent committee will present a musical
program featuring Kurt Hetzel, pianist;
Bernhard g. Spille, lyric tenor, and
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Alunnae Group Schedules
St. Valentine Dance

The Washington Chapter of the I'M
Tnsculate Alumnae will hold a st.
Valentine dance at the Hotel Hamil-
ton Friday evening. February IA.
The chairmen of the several commit
tees in charge of the dance are: Gen
eral chairman, Miss Margaret Brown;
tickets. Mrs. Frank A. BiberStein; :
music, Miss Ann Brosnan; refresh
ments, Miss Katherine ODonnell, and
programs, Miss Brown.
The floor committee assisting the
young ladies in charge include: Mr..
Frank A. Biberstein, Mr.. John Bros
nan, Mr.. Ray T. Brown, Mr.. e. Philip
Schreier and DR.. Joseph Todd.
The chaperones are Mrs. w ].
ODonnell, Mrs. Thomas p. Brown, Mrs.
Guy T. Stewart and Mrs. M. Kane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
DR.. Edith S. Coale Hostess
To Medical Associates

DR.. Edith Seville Coale was hostess
last week to fellow members of the
medical inspection staff of the public
schools of the District of Columbia and
their wives in her apartment, in the
Hay-Adams House. The company in
cluded DR.. Joseph A. Murphy, medical
and sanitary inspector in chief and
Mrs. Murphy, DR.. and Mrs. r. L. De
SausSure, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Ong, Dr.
and Mrs. Coursen B. Conklin, DR.. and
Mrs. Rowland H. Ford. Dr. and Mrs
De Thomas Linville and DR.. j. S.
Arnold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Tea and Art Exhibit
Scheduled This Afternoon

The Arts Club will have a tea this
afternoon at the club house to open
the exhibitions of Mildred B. Miller.
A. H. o. Role and BarkSdale Rogers.
Miss Miller has won many awards for
her water colorS. Mr.. Role is a men,
Der Of the Arts Club Miss Rogers,
whose clay statuettes of the 1880 Sen
ate are now being shown, draws for
Life and Judge.
The hosts at the tea will be Mrs.
Susan B. Chase, Miss Nina Allender
and Mr.. Role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Junior Hadassah Dance
Listed for February q

The eighth annual dance of the
Junior Hadassah viii be held, Sunday,
February %, at the City Club. Miss
Rose Kruger is chairman of the dance,
and her assistants are Miss Sophie
Baynard and Miss zisman, program
chairmen; Miss Dorothy Greenberg,
ticket chairman, and Miss Frieda
Frankel, publicity chairman.
The proceeds of the dance is to main
tain the children's village at Meier
Sheyah and the Nurses Training School
Of the II. M. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Four Mexican Bandits Slain.

MEXICO CITY, February 8 R.-A
dispatch to 81 Universal Grafico from
Cordoba, State of Vera Cruz, says that
four bandits belonging to a band that
sacked the Hacienda Providencia re-
Gently were shot dead by Agragrian
guards while attempting to escape on
the way to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
Haze You a Charge
Account With Us?

Thousands of people are enjoying
this service. why not you? In.
quire at the Main Office, First
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

In Tibet a husband may punish his
wife for wrongdoing, even unto death,
provided only he report the deed to the
magistrates
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12

Mrs. Annie Phillips and daugh-
ters Mrs. Ethel Sells and Mrs. Birdie
Harvey, and Herschel Parmiter
spent from Thursday until Sunday
with Lonnis Phillips and family. and
Eustis Phillips of Cleveland They
attended the commencement of the
formers son, Lonnis Phillips, he be-
ing one of the SO graduates of State
! high school. He was the valedictor-
ian, and editorin-chief of the an
nual. After the exercises they all
motored to Independence, where
supper was served to the graduates
and relatives. They also visited
their cousin, Minzie Appel of Cleve-
! land. They stopped in Newark, on
their way home, and visited their
uncle Isaac Houke, who is ill.,. Joe
Antill, wife and daughter Mary, and
Marvin Fulmer spent Thursday ar
Lon Antill's and family, at Honesty,
near Lowell. Harris Phillips, wife
and daughter Wava, and Earl Phil
lips left Thursday for Mississippi, on
business, making the trip by auto
VIM. Heft and wife of Belpre spent
over Sunday with Joe Antill and
wife. Eugene Scott spent from
Thursday until Sunday with his
sister Laura, at Earl Phillips.
Woodie Sells also spent Sunday with
them. Kate Harris is visiting An
ME Phillips. Sadie Harris and
grandson Vearl Lonnis are staying
lat Harris Phillips, while they arc
away. Mrs. Annie Phillips received
word that her cousin Amsey Smith
of Dayton, had a stroke of paralysis,
one side being paralyzed.. Emily
Fulmer spent Saturday with Mrs.
Joe Antill.. Patsy and Virgil Di-
Beta of West Virginia, spent over
Sunday on the ridge. Hazel Gra-
ham spent last week in Marietta
with her grandparents Philip Pat
terson and wife. George Graham.
wife and daughter Mildred spent
Sunday with Frank Graham and
family. Ed Stegner, wife and chill
dren and VIM. Stegner and wife
spent Sunday at Isaac Graham's..
Miss Clara Hanson returned to
Dora Sheets, after spending two
weeks at her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Hanson. Miss Stella Lane
spent from Saturday until Monday
evening at Frank Graham s.. Mrs
Ellen Patterson who has been much
worse, is some better
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12

/, Parkersburg, were callers in our vii
! lage, Sunday. There was quite an
excitement in Chesterhill, Sunday
evening, when cars driven by Har-
old Mosier and Dale Lochary crash
ed together in a head-on collision.
Cars were somewhat damaged and
Mrs. Howard Bowman, who was in
the Mosier car, was cut about the
face by the broken glass of the
windshield. Mrs. Eva Quick and lit
tie granddaughter of Detroit, are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alpha
Thompson, this week. Mrs. VIM
Hill has returned to her home in
GAINESVILLE, after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ada Parkins. Geo.
Gilbert, Miss Alice Gilbert and Ray
Gilbert of Niles, in company with
friends, passed through Chesterhill
Friday, enroute to the G. A. r. en-
campment :. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murphey were guests Sunday of
Mrs. Julia Murphey.. Sara Tucker,
student of Penn college, Ia, while
enroute to her home in North Dart
mouth, Mass, is spending a few days
at the home of Carl Patterson.
John S. Patterson and his school
mates James Cooper of Salem, o..
and Mortimer Gibbons of Barnes
vile were week end visitors at Carl
Patterson's.. C. M. Wagner and
family of West Newton, Pa, were
rtc nf h &c ,fc
and Mrs. A. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Yocom, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Hodgin left Wednesday for West
Newton, to see Mrs. Yocom's sister
and family, Chas. Gibbons. Mr. Glib
bons is quite poorly and not SO well,
at last report. Mrs. Laura Adrian
who has been nursing Mrs. G. En-
bree, spent Wednesday with her
niece, Mrs. S. C. Long, before re-
turning to her home at Stockport. =
DR.. H. p Michener is at Toronto.
this week, with Aladdin Shrine band },
attending National Shrine conven-.
ton He will return home Satur-i
day, June IA. The second meeting,
of the Kan Rite Food club was held
at the home of Dorothy Calendine,2
June 4. Eighteen members respond. :.
ed to the roll call. A very good
program was furnished, after which
Dorothy Calendine and Juanita.
Schofield served refreshments con-
sisting of fruit salad and angel food
cake The next meeting will be
held at the home of Margaret and.
Hazel Shook, June 49,. Gail Snyder
of Mullens, w. Va, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Snyder. Edgar Michener and
family, Harley Coulson and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Hallowell. The tent meeting is
progressing nicely, having good
crowds The singing and speaking
are good. Mrs. Julia Murphey and
daughter Mrs. Hettie Kennard. were
guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hopkins.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12

attended. Mr.. Richard (Babe)
Edgerton, visited his mother, Lii
liam Hardin, Sunday. Mrs. Myron
Kenney and children Willard and
Lenore, and Russell Armstrong visit
ed Mrs. Kenneys sister, at Spring
field, Sunday. Earl Carpenter and
wife spent Sunday at Robert
Grimes. .Childrens day services
will be held at the Mt. Hermon
church, Sunday night, June Is. :.
Mrs. Henry Burns and daughter
Daisy spent Sunday evening at
Frank Rardin's. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Chester, Amesville, visited the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
McCune, over the week end. Floyd
Beard, Floyd Palmer and Chester
Palmer of Columbus spent the week
end in this vicinity. Funeral ser
vices were held at Mt. Hermon
church, Saturday, for William Sharp.
Mrs. Mabel Hook and children OF
Texas spent Sunday at Bower Car
penter's.. Averal Beckett, wife and
children of Commercial Point spent
the week end at Bower Carpenters.
They returned to their home, Mon
day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
LIGHTNER RIDGE

sss Mr. and Mrs r. p. Daugherty
and daughter Dorothy spent Satur-
day in Marietta. Mrs. Hazel Scott
is on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernard Hindman and Mrs. Bertha
Young and daughter of Olivet, spent
Sunday at Willard FoXs.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Coulson spent Sunday
with Mr. Dennis Hallowell and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Roberts
and daughter spent Sunday at Eli
Wilson's. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller
and Mr. Fred Hale and family spent
Sunday at Leslie O'Neal's Several
from here attended church at Tabor,
Sunday. Rev Zimmerman and wife
of Huntington, w. Va, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Caroline Mills and
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Mercer,
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Mercer, spent Sunday at Clarence
Scott's. Misses Marian and Hazel
and Stanley Eugene Mercer, Crooks
vile, are spending a few days with
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
James ChebiShian

Dr. Lee Humphrey of Malta who
has been responsible for two boys
in the Near East Relief orphanage
where a great work is carrying on
among orphan children, has within
the last few months agreed to be re-
sponsible for another boy, James
Chebishian, to whom he has given a
scholarship in the commercial de-
partment of the American mission
school at Alexandria, Egypt.
James and his family were exiled
during the war, and after many
hardships and the death of his
mother, he was taken into Near
Later he was transferred from
Turkey with a group of boys, to
Syria. At the Antilyas orphanage
he divided his time between school
and working at a trade. When this
orphanage closed he was sent to
Egypt, where he has been under the
watchful care of the Near East Re-
lief. James is eager for an educa-
ton, and is worthy of the best
preparation which can be given him
for his life work, in which he gives
promise of making a splendid rec
ord A fine picture of him has been
sent to DR.. Humphrey, who has un-
dertaken his education and support.
Frances E. Stedman, Chairman of
the Near East Relief Work in Nor
gan county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
ROWLAND

Children's day services held at
Mt. Carmel last Sunday, were large
ly attended. Offering amounted to
$64. Martha Spencer of McCon-
nelsville spent Saturday night at C.
S. Lawrence's, enroute to spend a
few days with her sister Mrs. Nora
Moore of Rockville. Quite a num-
Der from here attended children S
services at Rural Dale, Sunday even
ing. w. E. Lawrence and son
John are doing quite bit of paper
ing for H. D. Lawrence. Roy Will
son and family spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Harley Little's..
Plans are being made to hold re-
union of the Wilson school-of the
teachers who have taught, and those
sthat attended school there, and any
Afhers. The event will probably be
Aeld about the middle of August.
The exact date will be given later,
and more particulars.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ELECTION
PRECINCTS

Notice is hereby given. that at a
meeting of the Deputy state Super
visors of Elections. for Morgan Coun-
", Ohio, held at their office in Me
Connel lsviJle. Ohio. June 8, 1880. the
following Election Precincts in said
County. were combined, in compliance
with the new Election Code.
North and South Bristol, into Bris-
tol Township
East and West Meigsville, into
Meigsville Township.
Mountville and Bishopville Pre-
cincts into Homer Township.
York Township and Rose Farm, into
York Township.
vile, to be divided into the following
precincts:
Precinct A-North Of Main street
and East of a line running directly
north from Main street on Fifth street,
to the street running east and west,
Alderman property: thence east on
said road to kennebec avenue; thence
following Kennebec avenue to the
corporation line.
Precinct B-Iies west Of line run
ming north from the foot Of Kennebec
Main street TO Fifth street; thence
north on direct line on Fifth street to
the street running east and west,
which lies directly north of the Sears
Alderman property; thence east to
Kennebec avenue: thence following
Kennebec avenue to the corporation
line.
Precinct Giles south Of Main
street and east of Kennebec avenue.
Division of precincts is the center
of the streets named.
BY order of Board.
c. r. PARMlTER, Chief Deputy
JESSIE f. HATTON, Clerk
1912
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
At pennSYiIIe Grange Hall

Pennsville grange hall was the
scene of an enjoyable time, June
6, when the degree team from
Deerfield grange came to confer
third and fourth degrees on class
of candidates. Deerfield grange
may we'll be proud of its degree
team. Visitors were present from
Albany grange, Athens county:
Champion grange, Perry county, and
Deerfield oranges, with members Of
Pennsville grange making a total OF
85 present. Ice cream, cherry and
peach pie and coffee were served
Xxx,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12
Red CLAW Even Stitchers

The Red Clay Even Stitchers re-
organized their club at the home of
their leader, Miss Hazel Williams
The first meeting was held at the
home of Miss Freda Latta, June S.
One member was absent Freda
Latta and Irene Edgell appointed
on program committee for next
meetign. The business meeting
closed with club song, Were
here for fun" then adjourned to the
front yard, where delicious refresh
ments were served and games play
ed. Pauline Williams and Berna-
dine Campbell We're appointed on
the program committee for next
meeting. The business meeting
home of Bernadine Campbell, June
12-XX