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DANA

DANA, Aug. 2.-Misscs Mildred
and Ruth Stepp entertained a
of their friends on last
evening with a Depression
party, at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stepp.
Guests were invited to come in
rags and tags" but not in silken
gowns, the result being that most
every one came in much-patched
and out-of-date clothes. Miss Loree
McMurray and Mr.. Marshal Wat
terson received the prizes for the
most unique costumes. A number
of interesting "hard times" games
were played. the prizes in all cases
being useful but simple articles.
Those present were. Misses Mile
Pace, Joyce Hill, Loree McMur-
ray, Fay Ward, and Ruth Byers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Edney, and
Messrs. Mendess and Mack Hill,
Herbert, Carl and Glover Pace,
Marion Higgins, Marshal Waiter
son, Joe Johnson, Jr., James
Brown, Jr., Wilbur and Brownlow
Martin, Foy and Plato Jackson,
and Levi Laison. Refreshments
consisted Of cookies and fresh
peaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisk and family of
Spartanburg. S. c., were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Walker, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill of Low
ell, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Hoots last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Allen spent
a few days with the latter''s par
ents in Simpsonville, S. c., last
week.
Miss Hilda Cannon, of Whitney,
s. c., who spent a few days last
week with Miss Elise Stepp, here,
returned to her home Sunday, ac-
companied by the latter, who stay
ed with her until Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Armstrong
had as their guests last Monday
evening to a fish supper out on
the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Al,
len, the formers mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Allen, and Mr.. and Mrs
Boyd Edney.
Mrs. u. V. Hoots and children
Hugh and Helen, were dinner
guests last Thursday Of Mrs. j
H. Stepp.
Mr.. James Aver and Miss Mary
Ellen Aver of Angola, N. Y, mot
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SHIP BUILDING GAINS

GOTHENBURG, Sweden lUP).
is gaining slowly
in Sweden. according to statistics
In July. $4,000 tons were under
construction, as compared with
1880 tons at the beginning of
the year.
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BOWMAN'S BLUFF

BOWMAN'S BLUFF, Aug. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Fletcher had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Ashley and children have
to their home in Green
vile. S. c., after spending sew
eral weeks here.
John Gilbert made a business
trip to Flat Rock, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Fletcher and
Mrs. w. H. Blythe visited at Ed
NEVILLE. Wednesday afternoon.
Clyde Garren, of Boylston, visit
ed relatives here a few days last
week.
Mrs. Weldon Blythe has with
her this week her three little bro
theirs, Leon, Roy and Earl Corn,
of HendersOnville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson Justus and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. F,
c.. Justus at Osceola Lake recent
~.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

ELINOR STAFFORD. 20. fnlls
In love with BARRETT CoLVIN.
IS. but her Jealous, schcming
mother, Ida STAFFORD. breaks
ND the romance by convincing
Barrett ,hat EIinor Is heartless
firt.
when EIinOr's aunt, wealthy
MISS ELLA SEXTON. dies she
leaves her fortune TO bnrreV'
Then drunken VANCE CARTIER
sboots BENTwELL STAFFORD.
E,ipor,. father. Barrett tells Eli
nor TINT IL she will marry MIN
md live in his home Ms n guest
for year he will give her the
entire Sexton fortune Z" diHidc
nmong her relatives. knowing
the money mny save her fathers
life, Elinor agrees.
The marriage takes place. bhr-
rett, In spite of Lida's Hes mas
himself more in love with Eiinor
Tim, over. Barrett has wnrd'
nine-yenr-oId GERALD MOORE,
Who 4. the son OF his hnlf-sistcr'
hlorcin Rndnor. Barrett has prom
;scd Marcia never TO rcveui the
boy,x true story. Ida Stafford
discovers the child's existence
EIinor's father dies. barrett
tnkcs her TO Cubn md the trip IN
happy one. After thcin
Ida Tells Elinor about Bnrrctts
>xnrd, inferring tho boy In Bnr-
retfs son.
I;Iinor asks about the child but'
becnuSc Os his promise to Mnrcih'
Bnrrett cannot explain misuh-
derstnndings between the two in
crease. Barrett decides TO JOIN
nm expeditiOn TO South Amer'c"'
EIInor finds house In the coun,
try and plans TO go mere IN"
mike n home for the boy.
Mnrcin's infant son dies
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
ELINOR broke the silence. She
IL said in a hesitating. uncertain
Tone, Barrett"
He turned toward her. "YesE
he answered.
do you want-very much-tt
70 on that expedition"
mo, but l thought perhaps
you'd rather have me out of TIT
way. That was the only reason
| considered it."
I'D rather you didn't co. sh
said slowly.
"Oh, Elinor!" He had rise
and stood with eager, pleading
eyes fixed on hers.
But she was not yet ready t
tell him the truth-that she love
him and wanted his happines
more than her own, that sh
wanted him near when their chill
was born.
81 think you ought to becom
better acquainted with your boy
with Gerald" she said, her voic
hard again. -.
you mean that l should /
with you In the country" b
questioned quickly.
Yes. Don't you think SO?
"If it won't bother you to hay
nt there" he said slowly. For
moment he had hoped for
much more than that. He adde
still in that weary tone. Il 10y
you more deeply than you'll ev'
know, Elinor. The one thing
want is your happiness.
Then quickly he left the roof
Elinor cried stormily. sittir
huddled in the big chair whi'
made her look so small. For u
first time since her mother M
told her about Barrett's war
shame prompted some of tho
tears. She was small. she kne'
Smalli And she could not see
to help being so. II she stretch'
a hand toward Barrett she won
see another misty hand go @
to him. II she dreamed OF ks
ing him again she saw anoth
woman held close in his arms.
She CROPPED her way upstai
later and for time in her roc
stood by the closed door. wanti
to open it. She wanted despe
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ROOSTER ATE SNAKE

SCIO, Ore. (UP). Farmer
Plummer boasts snake-eatlng
rooster. The fowl came across an
18-inch garter snake in the barn
ward and Immediately flew to the
fray. The snake was finally stun
ned with a blow and the rooster
made a meal of his prey.
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BAN GOLF PARTNERS

FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP).-
There will be no more strangers
for golf partners for Reginald
Mahan since the last one ne play,
cd with struck him over the head
with a club in an argument over
the score.
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..,. ASN 5 ~

DO" she said. head bent above
the net.
II wondered IL you wouldn't
like to ask Bob Telfare out for
some weekend or perhaps
longer" he suggested. 1t wasn't
easy but he had done It! Thank
God, he'd managedxto get the
words out. D.
"Bob's been oaHfriend.'
Elinor answered lhlblR I'D like
to have him comabuesnot unless
you care to ha1ot1m-"
Your home fs the place for
your friends" Barrett said.
Its your home. too"
Lets have him next Sunday II
he'll come"
"If you like" she agreed. He
could not help but warm TO the
fact that she seemed to care 30
little. I'm still rottcnly jeal-
ous," he thought remorsefully.
did you see Marcia when you
were in town yesterday Elinor
asked. She had hardly seen Bar
rett since his return. She ana
the Thropes had had a moonlight
picnic on the beach the night be-
fore and when they had returned
Barrett had been working
ELINOR had learned. seeing the
IL door of his study closed. that
her whole day had been lived
through with the thought OF a
moments talk with him. The
closed door had made her feel
like a child for whom there Is no
convincingly close tomorrow. She
had gone to bed to lie there wake
fully thinking. "He may be at
work again before 1 get down In
the morning-unless I'm up
early"
Barrett preferred to avoid en-
countering her unless it was nee
essary. Seeing her made every
. thing so much more difficult.
hundred times he had been close
, to hurting out the truth OF Mar
cia's secret. He wanted TO tell
, her, to say. what do | care about
n promise? What do I care for
, honor? Nothing matters to me
, but you and your love-"
But he could not allow himself
to do that. He had made his VOW
, to Marcia.
] Now he said in answer to
e Elinor's question about Marcia,
r Il ran in to see her for q Few
e minutes"
How are things?"
q Bad" he told her.
: She caught her breath. Fright
n darkened the blue eyes. poor
Q Marcia!" Elinor whispered.
v Eyes, poor girl! Dicks about
4 at the end of his rope. He wants
her TO get out Of the house. begin
TO take some interest In life. but
she doesn't want to. Twice he's
II found her in the nursery uncon'
. scious--"
{ Barrett studied Elinor ther
= with a deep concern. He hae
noticed before how deeply dis
I. tressed she seemed over Marcia
Y. tragedy and 1t troubled him.
{ Marcia has spoken OF cominl
out here to see YOU" he sale
J. quickly. -,
o I'D be glad to have her,
Elinor said warmly. "Tell her Il
l. come any time"
"a Again she raised her eyes u
j. Barrett's and again he thougnt
What do I care for a promise
rs How can / keep a VOW that
m making you miserableT
But he did not tell her. In
# stead. with q few murmure'
N words, he went back to his study
! ITO Be Continued)
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ately to say to Barrett. II love
YOU. I love you! I want you to
be happy. That's all that mat
ters!"
But she could not do 1t.
DAYS passed in which Elinor
- shopped to equip the new
house in the country. She began
the task eagerly, glad to have
something to occupy her time,
something to think about. Soon,
however, that first interest paled.
She could not take heart in fur
nishing a home where Barrett and
she were to meet as strangers.
And she could not forget the mis-
cry in her heart while statesmen
and women displayed draperies.
furniture and rugs.
Bessie Thrope came to the
rescue. Bessie was constantly at
hand with helpful advice. For
her tile shopping expeditions were
source Of delight that would
have been quite complete IL Bessie
had not been worried about
Elinor. She didn't like the girls
listlessness and disinterest. II
wasn't anything that one could
talk about and th"t made the sit
uation worse.
: Small Gerald arrived to take
his place in the household and
from the moment she first saw
him. Elinor's heart warmed toward
the child. He, at least, was In nc
way responsible for the state OIL
affairs.
All three Of them went out tc
the home in the country. Higgln'
went with them and soon had the
household routine running
smoothly and efficiently. There
were duties to occupy much o
Elinor's time, hours she spen
with Bessie and hours with Ger
aid A small room on the grount
floor had been fitted up as a stud,
for Barrett and he did much o
his work there, though he drov
to the city frequently.
Cne evening after a long da
of work at his desk he wandere
to the porch at the side OF tn
house where Gerald, with Elinor
helm. was making a fish net fror
, some bits Of string. Just as wit
| human relations. the string woul
J tangle disastrously now and thel
, Sexton and l are going fshin
l tomorrow" Gerald told him. IAN
Aunt Efnor's helping me max
= this net" He was struggling owe
it and his speech slowed WIFE IN
struggle.
Barrett looked down at th
work and workers, his heal
touched. Elinor had done
much for the small boy. He VIZ
like a different child since the
had come here and he adore
~ Elinor.
@ EROM down the hill SeXtc
r l. whistled a bob-white call-tf
] boys' secret signal which half Il
neighborhood understood pc
!. fectly.
6 Gerald was up in an instan
b IT'S Sexton" he said eagerl
e May go, Aunt Elinor? v
d have to dig bait!"
l. "Of course. DEAR" she a
e swered. but be back In time
'. make yourself tidy for dinner.
II He kissed her. made a pugn
u cious. boyish pass at Barrett al
G was off. whooping down the nj
i side.
:. The strain settled that alWa
appeared when Gerald left the
&C alone together.
m MAY sit DOWN." Barre
e asked. Il want to talk to y
r about something"
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cl-Good Things to Eat

We welcome you!
Try our country ham, fried
chicken, barbecue, chicken salad
and bacon. and tomato sand
witches. Shorty's Pig N Whistle
Nos. and 2, located at North
Main and South Main streets. 4
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24-Personal Property

LOST-Light brown coat with in
visible red plaid, Sunday, July
%, on road from Henderson
vile to Spartanburg. Peward If
returned. Standard Cloak Co.,
Spartanburg, S. C..
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"I.IABILITY'' has wiped out
many a promising estate. AT
moderate cost we can protect
you. See us before you have an
accident. Ewbank & Ewbank,
Phone 80. Ask anybody!
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FOR SALE
Houses and Real Estate

ACRE farm, 3 room house
M rarage. 5 miles out :
H. off highway. $3.50
r. s room house, corner lot
f. IN. good location street
ASSESSMENT paid. price $3.50.
4 nom home. large corner lot'
\ blocks from Main street. Paw
f. paid. Price 275O. e. L.
5rters Realty Co, Room 4,
american Bank Bldg.
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daughters, Martha and Mollie, OF
Hendersonville, Mrs. Erwin OF
Cedartown, Ga, and Mrs. Roy
Suddeth and children of Gastonla.
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stolen, a small coupe was discover
ed submerged in about 10 feet OF
water in Green Lake by Harold T..
Aune, a swimmer.
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Special Notices

WILL TRADE-Two apartment
house, furnished, modern, near
ocean and Palm Beach, Fla, for
house and small acreage OF
good road in Western North
Carolina. w. A. Eames, East
Flat Rock. n. c.
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FREE transportation to Chicago
for male passenger, able co
drive car. References. Hender-
sonville-Phone "a.
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IF YOU WANT CASH for La
borers Building & Loan stock,
address postoffice box 1924.
stating number of shares and
price.
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Marcel Rainville is the frst
ranking TENNIS PLAYER OF
CANADA. Quandary means
STATE OF PERPLEXITY.
DOUBT The L. e. Smith
building IN SEATTLE, WASH
is the tallest west of the Mis-
siSsippi river.
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LAKE FALLS lNN-Cabins, Pri-
vate lake for guests. Rates So
to $3.50 per week.
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CALL AT GIBBS to engage bread
corn, S1,OO. No damaged corn
wanted. Sell No. 2 Meal 20 lbs
55c.
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DEPENDABLE-Freeze Drug Co
carrying complete line of drugs
and drug sundries. Prescrip-
tons carefully compounded.
Phone 122. Immediate delivery.
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STOLEN COUPE IN LAKE

SEATTLE. Wash. (UP).-Sev-
eral months after it was reported
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Advertise it or you may
ave to keep it.
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WANTED
1O-Miscellaneous

WANTEG-To rent small piano.
Address p. o. Box 624.
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= SALE-Two young Jersey
p COWS. Apply w. c. Jor-
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SIMONIZING YOUR CAR will
make it look like new. We do
it at lost cost. CAP karling's
Gulf Service Station, Main at
Seventh Avenue.
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YOUR OLD FURNITURE taken
in exchange for new. Brun-
son Furniture Company. !"
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FOR RENT
S-Houses
S-Business Places

'UVertlSe it or you may
+ to keep it.
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1S-Business Services

TIME Is out Wednesday, can
save you $500 to $1,000 on
your Schaefer tailored suit. j.
H. Rosenberg, 113 Fifth avenue
west.
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TWO LADIES desire transporta-
ton Miami or Jacksonville this
week. Margaret jenkins, Flat
Rock.
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ASK YOUR friends about Peaces
Grocery for good merchandise,
courteous service then come
and see for yourself Cor.
Church Street.
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JENNIE BoWEN'S SHOP-We
are pleased to announced a
new e-HOSIERY-added
to our stock.
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WANTED - Peeled poplar, pine
and chestnut wood. Farmers
Federation.
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l3-A-Help Wanted, Female

WANTED-Companion and help
er, aged between $3.50 years,
by settled lady, to make home
in Charleston, S. c. Must be
able to drive car. Box D, care
TimeS-NewS.
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THE HEALTH FOOD STORE,
116 9th Ave. West. Whole
Wheat. Rye and Soy Bean
Bread. Diabetic and other
sanitarium foods.
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a specially. Midcity Tire Co.
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Program Sunday
At Hospital

A.
The Young Peoples Chorus OF
Fleming Street Methodist church,
held q song service at the U. s.
Public Health Service hospital
yesterday which was greatly en-
j0yed by the parents. The COR
ridors and wards were filled with
veterans who at times joined in
the singing. Reverend ]. 7,
Couillette, pastor of this church
gave an address which was ap-
preciated by al.
The special features of this
service were a vocal solo, "My
Task" by Claude Salar and q
vocal duet by John Knowles and
Claude Salas, "0ur Sins on the
Cross"
A beautiful number on the
program was a prelude by Miss
Mayfield Knowles, at the piano
and Gerald Saunders, violin.
"America," was sung by the en-
semble and then the veterans
turned the service into a COM
munity singing with everyone
joining in the chorus Of each num-
Der.
The Young Peoples Chorus was
under the direction of Mrs. Edith
Hardin.
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CALEND A X

..af. Monday
Meeting of Temple No 90 Pythan Sisters 80 o'clock
Florida Temple No. Ladies Of the Golden Eagle will meet at
usua hour. ff5s& al 80.
Parents Christian Club o'clock in FL Salvador church
Tuesday 3
Ladies' Aid Society Memorial church meets at O'CLOCK
Rebecca lodge will Odd Fellows hail. Caroline street
Perry Chapter Order De Moays meeting at o'clock
Bible at Wesley House ut O'Clock
Junior Boys Club meets Wesley House at o'clock.
Phianthropic of Womon's Club will for charity
beginning at 10 o'clock in club house. 1907 Division street
Wednesday
Primary Club al Wesley House al 4 o'clock.
n Wesley House 1880 o'clock.
Advisory American Red Gross viii chapter
rooms 10 o'clock
Temple ~, Pyhan Sisters meeting at 1880 o'clock
Patriotic Order of America a usual hour.
Weekly young of First Methodist
q 8 o'clock in Sunday school
Sewing a Wesley House at 430 o'clock
Peoples at
Fleming Street Methodist church.
Friday
Club o La Trinidad meet at 4
Fern chapter Order Eastern Star, meets 80 o'clock.
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=: SOCIETY =:
MARIE CAPPICK, Editor PHONE 436
sseesssssssaaeasaaassssess
Miss Anne Gabriel Heard
In Lecture GiUen Sunday

Miss Anne Gabriel of the State
Board of Health, arrived Saturday
night over the highway and gave
the first of series of lectures on
health in the First Baptist church
yesterday afternoon. These lec-
lures will be under the sponsor
ship of the local Parent-Te acher
Associations and will be continued
through the week, with lectures
each afternoon from $3.50 to 4:30
in the Harris school auditorium.
Tonight and Wednesday night
Miss Gabriel will speak to colored
parents in the Douglas school,
others interested are invited to
attend. ;,
The opening lecture yesterday
afternoon was on Religious
Training of the Child in the
Home" In opening, Miss Cab
riel quoted two texts from the
scripture: "Suffer Little Chill
dren to Come Unto Me-" and
"Train the Child in the Way it
Should Co"
In her talk, Miss Gabriel quoted
Phillips Brooke as saying that the
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STRAND THEATER

Following up her recent success
in "Unholy Love-" Lila Lee viii
be seen in the leading feminine
role of ''The Iron Master" which
opens its local engagement at the
Strand Theater today.
Since recovering from her i'll
ness, which forced her to retire
from the screen for almost two
years, Miss Lee has taken up her
career just where she left off and
despite the handicap of her pro-
longed absence and the presence
of many new faces in filmdom.
she has again become the favorite
she was in the old silent picture
days.
Few actresses possess the quail
ifications which enable Miss Lee
to handle a wide variety of roles.
In 1.-THE Iron Master" she is seen
as a tempestuous, fire-eating aris-
tocrat. jealous of anyone who at
tempts to intrudue upon her pre-
negatives and venting her spleen
upon Steve Mason, tReginald
Denny, the man who not only is
endeavoring to save her from her
self and family, but also from her
enemies.
The director puts the full force
of her dramatic ability into her
work in such a way that she seems
to be living the part rather than
acting it. Her scenes with Denny
in the early part of the picture.
where she ridicules and derides
him continually, create an atmos-
phere of suspense that adds great
" to the human interest of "The
Iron Master
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age of three years is most I'M
portant in a child's life, and fol-
lowed this with a talk on child
life in which she explained that
the philosophy of life is well es-
tablished in a child at the age of
two years, that at this early age
a child can understand that there
is an ordered world.
Character education begins the
first few weeks of child's life
and continues from this period on
ward, Miss Gabriel pointed out.
Miss Gabriel gave lectures at
the Junior-Senior High School to-
day. The ones given today to
girls in the junior and senior
classes were the first of a series
to be given during the week. The
subject today was "The Family
Relationship"
These lectures are free to all
and there will be no charges of
any kind in connection with them.
It is stated by those sponsoring
the series that it will be worth the
time of every parent and all in
terested in child welfare to be
present and hear Miss Gabriel.