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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-23
Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Mothers club Is to meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
r. II. Waldschmidt, Ill Avenue D.
= 4
Chapter L. Sponsor Mothers' clubs,
viii Be entertained Tuesday evening
Ct 3 o'clock by Mrs. Harold A. Pike
at the home Of Ars. Z. q, etee, AT
First OF.
\ 4 i
Members Of Chapter &c, Sponsor
Mothers' clubs, are asked to bring
embroidery thread to work ptllowcasea
for Camp 0rassick, to the meeting to
b held at 3 o'clock Tuesday evening
With Mrs. II. q. Groves, 90 Avenue D.
The Nothers' Service club meeting
which regularly would b held Tues
day has been postponed for one week
and win 30 held May I with Mrs. =.
n. Hendricks, Rue apartments.
Chapter Lewis and Clark, Sponsor
Mothers' clubs, viii meet at 2:30
o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
r. h. Nelson, To Ninth st. Nrs. Mel
son Win b assisted BY Mrs. q. A. Dab
len. Ga Third 81. Roll cali win be
answered with Famous Composers. =
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Swenson Plans Reply
To Min0t SportsInsIl

ThoraK 0Weusou. State eamo and
fish commissions. Monday 9AlA he
would have Z statement wednesday
regarding Tho death q noas1y q Per
cent Of shipmeut q ph91antD . Nj.
not Friday.
Approximately 80 Of . shiplmsnt Of
90 pheasants By the stote cams and
lish department. had su1too9tod %
death whom received by truck 81 11not
for distribution.
As an outgroWth of the Incident, the
Northwest 9portemen's association
Friday night adopted resolutions rec
ommending the dismissal at Fred Ar.
tast, chief game warden, . Hinoom.
petent and incapable" q handing
Wild life conservation duties n North
Dakota.
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Griggs Children to
Hunt for Barberries

Cooperstown, N. D., April 23-(R-
In keeping with their motto ito helu
Uncle SAM" members Of the Griggs
county Young Citizens League adopt
ed q project to search for rust spread
ing barberry bushes. It was announced
Monday BY Miss Eva A. Fogderud,
county superintendent Of schools. The
action was taken In convention here
Friday.
AS part Of the movement, nearly l.
600 Griggs county school children have
agreed to thoroughly inspect for COM
mon barberries properties on which
they live. A special certificate Of the
league will be given each chapter at
ter its members have searched home
places.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-23
12-Year-Old Boy Dies
From Gunman's Bullet

Lincoln, Neb., April 23.-(RETWslve
year old Luoeen Marshall died early
Monday from Z glnmans bullet.
He was shot Friday during . run.
ming fight here between police and
three desperadoes, one Of whom wa
killed and two captured.
County attorney Max ToWle said
first-degree murder charges would be
filed against the gunner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-23
.3-DAY MEETING OF
G. {. j. CONCLUDED
Final Meeting Of Successful
Gathering Here Fills Au-
ditorium to Capacity

with an audience which filled the
Bismarck city auditorium to capacity,
closing sessions Of the seth annual
convention Of the North Dakota
Christian Eudeavor Union were held
Sunday evening. Tho convention
opened Friday evening.
Rev. +. +. Logee presided for the
program which included IN address
Of welcome by Rev. Ellis L. jackson,
songs by the Bismarck convention
chorus Of 50 voices directed by Mrs.
John L. Hughes, Q play given BY the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal EpwoFth
League, trio selections By Messrs.
Schwartz, jenkins and johnson, the
report Of tho resolutions committee
ana the allowing Of pictures entitled
Looking 1t the Land Where Jesus
walked" BY Rev. Bruce Mccullough.
Minneapolis. the convention guest
speaker.
Mrs. Alfred 8. Dale WAS director Of
the play, 1.-THE Lost Church." which
had the following players: A Man Of
the World, Q. p. Nelson: His Wife.
Mrs. g. r. Nelson: Their Son, I. Y.
Nelson; Their Little Daughter, Wan
d Stoup; Her Sunday School Teach
q, Marjorie Dean; A Neighbor. STAN
ton Roberts: Spirit Of the Church.
Nrs. A. =. Anderson: Spirit q 1snor-
ance, Isabelle Gordon: Spirit Of Social
Injustice, Grace Abbott: Spirit q
Spiritual Darkness. Earl Denesh:
Spirit Of Sin, Harlend Hugeluaala. and
A pooe Woman. Doreen Church.
introduces Chalrmen
Miss Esther Bremen, Fargo. field
executive secretary Of the Christian
Endeavor Union, introduced the local
convention chAirmen who were given
. vote Nof thanks BY tho convention.
Those directing local arrangements
were: Olell q. Cannon, chairman:
Carol orimstvedt. assistant CHAIR
man: Philip Nelson. secretary; Alma
Blunaer, treasurer: Marvin Welliver,
badges; Mrs. John SCHUYLER. banquet:
Maurice Agre. decorations: Mrs. Min.
nie Z Shumau and Mn. Merrill Lar.
kin, housing; Emerson Logee. infor.
unation: Mrs.. Clell q. Cannon, utera-
tute: Winnifred Burkhart. registra-
tons: Clara Mack. Tickets: Leone HI
land and Frances Heath. social: Mn.
Hughes, music: Jean Converts, pub.
lictty, and John SCHUYLER, recreation.
There were Sl3 paid registEations
for the oonvention which Was one Of
the largest n the oegani1ationS his
tory. Attendance at III the conyen-
ton meetings was practically 100 Per
NnSHA AsAh AAAAsaA sunnaAA saaAsHSs v4nAk<.ao
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Lyman Wakefield, Jr..
Will Move to Helena

Lyman =. Kakefield, Jr., OF the First
National Bank Of Bismarck, will be-
come associated with the First Ma
tional Bank and Trust Co., of Helena.
Mont, May l, he announced MONDAY.
wakefield. son Of the president Of
the First National Bank OF Minne-
apolis, has been employed in the
Capital City bank since last Oct. is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield, who have
been residing at the Patterson Hotel
during their residence here, expect to
leave for Helena Thursday.
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for his home In Minneapolis. Miss
Bremen Is remaining here for few
days to attend to business matters In
connection with the convention and
expects to leave for Fargo Wednes-
day.
Report on Resolutions
Following Is the report Of the re-
solutions COMMITTEES, which was adopt
ed BY the convention:
whereas the Bismarck people have
eraciously entertained the delegates
In their homes, the trustees Of the
Presbyterian church Of the city have
allowed the convention the use OF the
church, the ladies Of Bismarck very
efficiently served the banquet, the
Association Of Commerce secured adj
ditional meeting places, and the local
newspapers, Vesperman Poster serv-
Ice and the State Capitol Commission
have given the convention generous
publicity. and whereas the leaders
and speakers Of this convention, espe-
cially Rev. Bruce Mccullough, the
local pastors and churches have 50
generously contributed their time and
effort TO- make this program sue
cess, and whereas various groups have
presented special numbers increasing
the interest Of the program, and
whereas the convention committee,
our field secretary and state officers
have served faithfully and efficiently,
be It resolved that we, the delegates
Of the Thirty ninth North Dakota
State Christian Endeavor convention,
express our deep appreciation Of these
efforts expended In our behalf.
Respectfully submitted by Frances
Slough, HaSelton, chairman: Cora
Devee Richards, Wilton: Robert Sny-
der, Underwood: Rev. George M.
Thomas, Jamestown.
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Tappen Woman Dies
At Home of Daughter

Mrs. Bertha Hantz, SO, died at her
nome at Tappen. Sunday, April %,
She was born in Wisconsin and had
made her home with her daughter
Mrs. r. J. Montgomery, at Tappeu
for some time.
Funeral services will be held from
81. Johns Lutheran church at Happen
Tuesday afternoon. Burial win he Al
Cleveland, N. Oak.
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Speaker Is Announced
For B. P. w. Meeting

Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richardson Of
Richmond, Va, national field rep
resentative Of Business and Profess
sional Women's clubs. viii be speaker
for the North Dakota federation's
convention at Grand Forks May 2S-29,
according to word received Monday
from national headquarters in New
York City. Several Bismarck mem.
bers plan to attend the convention.
At the meeting. q program feat
uring tho use q the conference meth
Cd viii Be used In accordance with
the suggestion made by national
headquarters. Delegates will b as
signed to three major discussion
groups, organization. education and
public affairs. In carrying out the
plan.
Miss Rose Huber, 800 Second st.
South, chairman Of the health COM
mittee. Is planning the entertainment
for the April social meeting Of the
local club to begin ct 7:30 o'clock
Tuesday evening ct the American Le-
gion Auxiliary room, World War
Memorial building. Dr.. Maysil W.T.
lians. state health officer. Win b
the speaker.
Mrs. +. L. Anders win return to
Fargo Tuesday after spending the
weekend with Mr.. Anders, who b
secretary Of the North Dakota capitol
commission.
i
Mrs. +. A. Lahr, 100 Avenue b West,
past grand mAtron Of tho state chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star. will
b the guest Of Queen Esther chapter
Of Mandan ct It's meeting Thursday
evening. Mrs. LAhr viii address the
chapter on the subject, symbolism
Of the Eastern Star"
= +
Alfred J. Beaudry. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Beaudry Of Berthold, viii
marry Miss Margaret Devaney, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. p. J. Devaney q Ninot
on May n, It was announced Sunday
by Mrs. Devaney. Mr.. Beaudry has
for some time been connected with
the First National Bank and Trust
company q Ninot.
i :
4rs. John !. Duckwoeth and Nrs.
willard 3. Carlock won the individual
table prizes when the Fort Lincoln
bridge club was entertained Friday
afternoon BY Mrs. Gerald 8. Aickle.
The evening bridge club Of the post.
which met each fortnight, has con-
cluded it, play for the current season
and the afternoon bridge club now
Will play each Friday afternoon until
it, series =, ended.
+ = i
ecrapboois which win be donated
to the children's wards IN the Bit
marck and 81. Alexius hospitals were
completed at the meeting Of the
Juvenile Degree Of Honor Protective
association held Saturday afternoon
ct the American Legion Auxiliary
room. World War Memorial building.
The group voted to sponsor , food and
candy sale during the coming month,
the date 70 10 st later. Following
adjournmsnt, the Misses Rosemary
volk, Elisabeth Bobb and Virginia
Lambert served lunch.
= :
Nrs. Mabel Heinze, Harold Heiuse
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Hettinger Child Dies
At Bismarck HOspita'

Mary Helen Ramstead, seven-year-
Old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
Ramstead Of Hettinger. N. D., died at
q local hospital at $50 q. M. Nom
day.
Funeral services viii be held ut
hettinger according to tentative ar
rangements made here. The body was
taken to Hettinger Monday afternoon.
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Mrs. Harm Engelke
Is Buried Monday

Funeral services were held at Z
o'clock Monday afternoon for Mrs
Harry Engelke, who died in q local
hospital Friday. Services were held
from the Perry Funeral home with
Rev. Walter 8. Water Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church officiat.
ing.
Mrs. B. M. Dunn and Mrs. ]. A. Lar.
son Of the Methodist church choi,
rendered vocal selections, accompan-
led by Mrs. A. ]. Arnot on the piano
Burial was In the Fairview cemetery.
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Ventura. N. D., and Fred Muller Of
Joplin, Mont.
Funeral services will be held at
Wishek from the Reformed church,
although the date has not been st
pending the receipt Of word from
children outside Of the state.
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and Miss Carol stringer, all Of Tower
City, and George 6choenberger Of
Fargo returned home late Monday af-
ternoon after visiting since Saturday
with Miss 0ermine Hein1e, Slo Fifth
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Four Dancing Parties
Given During Weekend
Methodist Church to
Honor New Members

TO honor new members received In
70 NcCabe Methodist Epis op 81
church On Easter Sunday, the con-
gregation win give = reception from
3 70 10 o'clock Tuesday evening ct the
church parlors.
Receiving the guests viii be Rev.
walter Z. Water, pastor, ana Mrs..
Water, Rev. Alfred Roe, district SUE
per1ntendent Of Methodist churches,
and Mr.. Roe and members Of the
official board Of the church.
Following . program consisting q q
one.act play. The Lost Church
presented BY the Epworth League un-
der direction Of Mrs. Alfred 3. Dale,
1915 Eighth st.. and musical selec-
tious, Entertainments viii be served Will,
Mrs. Frank Paris ~ FIFTH 81, and
MrA George n. Register, l0l7 FIFTH
st.. presiding ct the table. ASSISTING
In serving viii b Mrs. +. +. Titus,
2l2 Thayer Avenue West; Mr.. Ralph
Dean, 2l5 Ninth 81. South: Mrs. o.
q. Martin, l2l Thayer Avenue West.
and Mrs. W. 4. Mccormick, ~
Eighth st.
Mn. J. A. Larson, 40 Avenue A
West. = directing the program. DE-
corations are being cared Tor BY Mrs.
II. n. Beall. elS Third d.. ana Mrs.
Frank Q. Gaines, Mason apartments.
who viii arrange the refreshmenta
table and Mrs. J. A. Graham, COS
Tenth st., and Mrs. p. B. Cook, 532
Avenue d, who are trimming the
church parlors.
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base figure tor each additional 100
pounds q man.
The lh9aS1So also would a1loW oom.
panies prosecuting claims against III
eovefuneut - ~ loe ana carry 0all,
but requires ~ socce1gflll bt0deg1 q
keep their books oDen 70 postoeYlOo
department inspection.
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OF whom were able to attend the fun
eral services.
Pallbearers were: A. p. Lenhart,
Bert Finney, James Guthrie, DR.. H.
=. Perry, 8. 8. Clifford and q. L. Spear.
1nterment was In st. Mary's cemetery,
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Bismarck Couple WEEDS
At Afternoon Service

In nuptial ceremony performed at
the Presbyterian church ct z o'clock
Sunday afternoon by Rev. +. Z. Lo-
gee, pastor, Miss Dorice June Byers
daughter Of Mrs. Charles B. Halvor-
sen, 223 Tenth st., became the bride
of Lawrence Burleigh Small, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Small, sos eec-
ond 81.
Tho bride was costumed In powder
blue silk crepe With white accessories
Her sister, Miss Beda Mae Byers, who
was her only attendant, wore = Vene-
tian blue silk crepe dress. Mr.,
small's attendant was Arthur Ing
wersen.
A large white decorated wedding
cake conferred the table for the four
course wedding dinner served ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Halvorsen. Miss
Betty Tihwah, Mandan, was IN out
Of town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. small\ are ct home 81
the Everts apartments. 3l4 Third st..
and are planning . wedding trip to
Yellowstone National park in June
Both received their educations In the
Bismarck city schools and both are
employed at the City bakery.
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Fort Lincoln Officers Entertain
Friends; Three Other
Groups Are Hosts

-Four dancing parties were pyomin-
ent in the social events Of the week
end.
Forty couples were entertained q
Fort Lincoln Saturday evening by Of
ficers Of the post and their wives
There were 90 couples ct the annual
'snow Ball" party Of the United
Commercial Travellers given the same
evening at the Patterson hotel. Fri
day evening. 80 couples attended the
dance given under auspices Of the
Auxiliary to Women's Nonpartisau
Club No. at the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen hall. Saturday eve
ming Bismarck typographical Union
No. 40 and its auxiliary gave bridge
and dancing party ct the demonstra-
ton room Of the North Dakota Power
and Light company, Ia Broadway
avenue.
Three dinner parties were given BE-
fore the dance ct the post, which be-
gan at o'clock. Colonel and Ma
George w. Harris invited eight suesta
as did Lieutenant and Mrs. Tito q,
Moscatelli, Major ana 1xrs. A. O.
Young were hosts to 10 guests q 1
buffet supper at their home, COZ
Broadway avenue, west.
Green ana white streamers draped
from the lights decorted the post gym
nastum for the function. The dance
program was played By the Fort Lin
coin orchestra. Among the guests
were several Bismarck couples and
Others from Mandan and Solen.
Continue Old Custom
The U.C.T. function continued Z
custom Of 20 years standing In Bis
marck. Dancing began ct . o'clock at
the Silver Ballroom and continued I'M
til 1850 O'Clock when the guests were
taken to the Terrace Gardens fol
refreshments, which were found 70 b
box lunches. As the party returned
to the ballroom, hundreds Of paper
and cotton snowballs were distributed
Music was played BY Sammy Kontoa
and his orchestra, recently reorgan-
lied as the City Fellers.
This party Is the second In . ser.
les which is to be concluded with the
annual "Rube" party Of the oegan-
ization next fall. The committee d.
recting arrangements was composed
Of A. w. stadler. Van r. AGiddlemas
II. M. Smith, Leo DeRochford, T.
Ulmer and w. Z. Jensen. all Of BIS
marck, and Matt daab, Mandan.
The party given by tho Womeua
Nonpartisan Club Auxiliary also VA
the continuation Of . series, with Misa
Mabel Paulson and Miss Hazel Devore
as the committee In charge. svaren'a
orchestra played.
Bridge games 1t eight labels were
followed by dancing and serving Of Z
Dutch lunch at the party at which
the Bismarck Typographical Union
and Auxiliary entertained families OF
members. For men players, r. G.
Peterson received the first high score
gift and Rolf K. Harmsen held SEC
ond high score. Women players re-
ceiving prizes were Miss Laura
Schlecter, who received first. and Mrs,
Willis J. Deylin, who received Sec
ond.
John sagehorn was general ar
rangements chairman, assisted by
Willis J. Devlin, g. D. starner and
Ernest Netzbandt from the Union,
and Mrs. Sagehorn, Mrs. Devlin and
Mrs. Russell Young from the Auxil-
larry.
i = =
Mrs. H. A. McNutt, who moved from
Bismarck to Napoleon last fall, ar
rived Monday to be the guest Of Misa
Lillian Cook, go Fifth st., until Wed
neday or Thursday.
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Notice - School and county
warrants are taken 1t par II
trade for merchandise here
Alex Rosen Z Bro.
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ATTENTION, MASONS
District convention, Masonic
Temple, Thursday, April %.
Dinner $50 p. N. Phone 156
after 5 P. N. for reservations.
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DIES ON HALFWAY

Devils Lake, N. D.. April 23.-(R-
Ben Peterson. q, Wolsey, 8. D., died
from heart disease 1t Lakewood Park
Saturday while walking toward Devils
Lake. He had been visiting his son,
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Victor Peterson of Starkweather. Fun
eral services will be held at Huron
8. D.. Tuesday afternoon.
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ATTENTION, MASONS .
District convention, Masonic
Temple, Thursday, April Is.
Dinner $3.50 p. M. Phone 15e
after 5 p. NJ. for reservations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wietgtock, Of
Arena, are parents Of . son, born at
$40 p. m, Saturday ct st. Aexius
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hem, Of etras-
burg, are parents q . daughter. born
ct ass Z. IA. Sunday at 81. .Alexius
hospital.
william Davidson. Ben redje, J. A.
stenhjem. D. ]. Beakey and D. /.
Todd Of Williston are business visitors
In Bismarck Monday. They are ap-
pearing before the highway depart
ment in the interest Of . new scenic
highway along the Missouri river from
sanish to Williston.
Barney 1verson Of Watford City
spent Sunday and Monday In Bis
marck attending to business matters.
1verson formerly was . representative
In the legislature from Mckenzie
county and q ct present employed Is
. field man for the Bank Of North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cox Of GIG
Avenue B, are parents Of son, born
ct $50 .. m. Monday ct the home Of
Mrs. John Dixon at 50z Ninth st.
T. J. Clifford Of Langdon, who was
commissioner for the hearing Of r.
E. Wen1el; former workmens COM
pensation bureau commissioner, on
removal charges, was q business Wis
itor In Bismarck Monday.
Visiting In Bismarck Monday were
MI. and Mrs. +. r. 6inkler Of Minot.
Mr.. Sinkler Is counsel for Governor
william LANCER In the federal casa
In which the executive Is charged with
exacting contributions from federal
relief workers.
Ole B. Stray Of Stanley and Roy l.
Frazier OF Williston were visitors In
Bismarck Monday.
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City-C County News

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wietstock, Of
Arena, are parents Of = son, born at
o:l0 p. m., Saturday ct ct. Alexius
hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hem, Of etras-
burg, are parents q . daughter. born
ct ass Z. IA. Sunday at 81. .Alexius
hospital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cook Of Sl6
Avenue B, are parents Of son, born
ct $50 .. m. Monday ct the home Of
Mrs. John Dixon at 504 Ninth st.
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Mrs. n. A. McNutt, who moved from
Bismarck to Napoleon last fall, ar
rived Monday to be the guest Of Miaa
Lillian Cook, go Fifth st, until We'd
neday or Thursday.
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Ole B. Stray Of Stanley and Roy l..
Frazier OF Williston were visitors In
Bismarck Monday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-08-02

were assisted in the work by Mrs.
Gordon Keys, Mrs. Vestus Wilcox,
Mrs. Merhle Haines and Miss Hazel
Owings principal of the school.
Miss Clarrisa Collier of Washing
ton, and Miss Betty Ward of Gath
ersburg were recent guests of Miss
Hilda Walker at Pleasant View Farm.
Plans for the annual picnic supper
of the Guild Of st. Bartholomew
Church to be held on Thursday, Aug.
9 in the basement of the church were
completed at a meeting held Monday
evening in the home of the president
Mrs. Mary Riggs.
Mrs. Riggs will head the committee
on arrangements and will act as hos
tess at the supper, and has named the
following chairman of committees:
Meat, Chicken, Mrs. z. M. Waters;
Ham, Miss Mary Waters; Bread, Mrs.
Dyson; Cake, Mrs. William Warfeld;
Ice Tea, Mrs. Elgee Riggs; vegetables
Mrs. Merhle Haines; Ice Cream,
Ulysses Griffith; tickets, Greenberry
Griffith and Tommy Owings; Tables,
Mrs. Roger Hawkins, Mrs. w. W.
Griffith, Miss Elizabeth Griffith.