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BAPTISTS SET
SUNDAY SING

Continued from page one.)
which, it is promised, will be
beth entertaining and instructive
and of great value to all pastors
and other workers, and leaders
hope that every one of these will
be sure to avail themselves of
his unusual opportunity to hear
the best program of the year.
The full program will be given
out as soon as prepared, Mr..
Brown states.
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JUNIOR ORDER WILL
MEET, 1880 TONIGHT

J. C. Coston announced this
morning that the Tuesday night
meeting of the local Junior order
council will be held this evening
at -7:30 o'clock at WOW. hall.
The meeting is called half hour
earlier than usual and it is plan
ned to yield the hall at at 8
o'clock for the gathering Of
Woodmen that is set for that
hOur.
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BUYING OLD GOLD

Herman SCHNEIDER, of Chicago,
representing the Federal Gold Re,
fining Co., is in Hendersonville at
the circulating library in the
Hodgewell hotel building, where;
he will purchase all kinds OF olo
gold. His advertisement will be
found on page three of this pa
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Most Coughs
Demand Creomulsion

Don't let them get stringle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion com.
Dimes 7 major helps in one. Powerful
but harmless. Pleasant to take. No mar.
cotics. Your own druggist is authorized
to refund your money on the spot il
your cough or cold is not relieved by
Creomulsion (advl
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4STlAN ENDEAVOR
EUTlVE MEETING

L monthly executive meeting
2 senior Christian Endeavor
P vas held last evening at
fo@e Of ne president. Onver
Pc, who conducted the
IS session. Good reports
heard from the committees
I2nS We're made for the
fsGoHth. Delightful refresh
were served when business
zen dispensed with.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN =
SUNBEAMS HAVE
JOINT MEETING

A JOINT meeting Of the Sum
beam circles was held yesterday
afternoon at the First Baptist
church with the new leader, Mrs.
j. w. Farmer, presiding. After
the Scripture lesson and Bible
story good reports were heard
from all the circles who reported
81 sunshine deeds. Memory verse:
were given by the children, 80 OF
whom attended. including severa
visitors.
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]. D. CLOUD DIES

AUGUSTA, Ga, April "a. -
(CP).-J. d. Cloud of Green
vile, S. c.. died yesterday from
injuries suffered Sunday when
his automobile overturned near
here.
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tRNEDIATE B.Y.P.U.

number of the members of
Eaas Intermediate B.Y.P.U,
Ilaay the lieutenants and
b. Of teams. met last eve
a. the home Of the preSi-
|Nss Agnes Gale. They plan
programs for the coming
and discussed ways to
! the meetings more interest
Dainty refreshments were
during the social hour.
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No., c. r. McManawaS
Society Editor
| % Before II Moon
!, " + TOURNAMENT

.,sr Of Hendersonville
ra.I'r mar, in and attended
; !oy,:A,.5-fgI and interesting
de..-,,,rament in Tryon on
,0"' Mrs. Michael Sehenck
pay. .ir in waiting to the the
Mr. Mrs. Margaret CuIkln
|rag. GROUP of small folk
2.-' C5;lL-Fluker School of
,Ds danced before the
JAM. .,.,,r,hr,rg acts and such,
p .'. Jrnc 10y and Margie
nd solo dances. The
r. .,.Tiren taking part were
S-a,on. Anne Belts,
pr T,.s,w. Jane Powers, Sara
L., Anne Holdford and
aI 1.Sr.or: some Of the 9TH
f., we're 10 appear were not
En- those from here who
f. s~' were Mrs. John S. For
/ r. Is, and Mrs. Calhoun RAM
! IN Tjge Michael Schensk,
IT, SSberck. Jr.. Misses Ella
Z FI,;a Flanagan. Rosemary
FIJI Scheuck, Mrs. j. t.
.ri Miss Kate DotSon.
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prise. The special committee con.
sistS of w. NJ. Sherard, Roy c.
Bennett, Otis Powers. C. NJ. Ogle
and Miss Jane Truck.
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|CR CLASS
Us PICNIC

'M,ors Of The Henderson,
aEa school had a delightful
1 Yesterday afternoon at Ka-
axe Falls They were chap
F. by Misses Cecil Shepherd
'.sAa Rae u, class sponsors,
o,Her a. o has the junior
u aer home room. Miss
NsM!ne, home room teach
'Ns gl Is, VINO had expect
I. aI,eD j, was unable to.
~ gr Is and bows were in
- 92 rtv who enjoyed the
-!lI D cujc lunch.
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GRANTED REPRIEVES

RALEIGH, April 24.-,UP)-
Reprieves of IS days each, auto
matically extending until June
The date for their executions were
granted by Governor Ehringhaus
to Bascom and Lester Green Ia
Their and son condemned to deatn
in connection with robbery OF the
Bank of Taylorsville. They were
TO be executed Friday.
Louisiana has had fewer eaTth-
ouakes than any other state. But
Huev Long makes up for all that
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s AUXILIARY

\. Woman's Auxiliary of the
Esy5nyille Golf and Country
! ne: this morning at the
] D: ne president, Mrs. Milo
h. vao conducted the meet
i Reports were heard.
l. O: The principal matters of
&z 5s:ussed was the May
la which will be given on
L. Vay |, at 10 o'clock at
tcg.r:.v club as a benefit.
games will follow. Mrs.
Fa,.r Fuller was made chair
! Of the committee on az
twg.'s.
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PHILATHEA MEETING
THIS EVENING

The Philathea class of the First
Baptist Sunday school will meet
this evening in the Hollowell BIZ
BILE class room at 8 o'clock.
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S OF MEETING
INCED

\ ,.me of meeting on We'd
4, Of the Round Table, a de-
En- of the Woman's club,
fb.sr changed to 3 o'clock on
H.. Of the ride which will be
| for the delegates here at
T. the Methodist confer
4 The program will be given
/ m Nesdames Albert Dur
4 AMI !. r. Sutherland. Mes
j, /. c. Hewitt and Emma
T. vii! be Joint hostesSes at
fore Of Mrs. John s. Forrest
t-Iii Hills.
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COOLIDGE OF BOSTON
TREASURER'S AIDE

WASHINGTON, Mar. "a. (HP)
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, bos-
ton banker, yesterday was ap-
nointed special assistant to Secfe-
tary of Treasury Henry MorgenI1
thau, Jr.. to handle treasury hscai
Coolidge, a vice president OF the
First National bank of Boston,
will take over the work usually
handled by the under-secretary'
At present the post of under
secretary is vacant following the
resignation last fall of Dean u.
Acheson. 1t was understood that
Coolidge might be moved up 10
that post in the near future:
He will take office April z.
Fiscal affairs of the treasury
following Acheson's resignation
We're handled by Earle Bahfe,
Wall Street banker, who relin-
1.,,;.bad his most in. ..lallLlapys A. ais.
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Miss Cutting OF
South Orange, Is
New Golf Champ

PINEHURST, March "a. CUP
A whirlwind finish on the SECOND
nine holes Friday gave Miss Char-
lotto Cutting. South Orange N
J., ace, her first nOrth-south goll
championship. FL, Lo,.
mo been one down at the turn,
Miss Cutting defeated young MISS
Deborah Very, Worcester; MaSs"
star. 2 and to win the 32nd an
nual tournament over No. ) course
here. -er;+o
throughout the tournament, Wnllg
her unsuccessful opponent turned
in steady and shining performance
es to reach the final round;
The title was vacated this year
by Miss Maureen circuit, who haa
held it for the past three seasons
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By Williams
:. A. seG. U. S. PAT. orr.
By CoWan

trust executed by HATTIE I.
GEDDINGS (widow), date the
1st day of June, 1928, and record
cd in book 125, page 81, in the
office of the Register of Deeds
for Henderson county. V. S. Bry-
ant. substitute trustee, will at
twelve O'Clock noon on
THURSDAY, APRIL Goth 1884,
at the courthouse door of Hender-
son county in HendersOrville,
North Carolina, sell at public auc-
ton for cash to the highest bidder
the following land, to-wit: &c.,.
ga certain lot or parcel of land
in or near the city or town of
Hendersonville, county of lender-
son and more particularly describ-
cd as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
south margin of Dale street, said
stake standing north sc degrees
80 minutes west 1873 feet from a
point where the south margin OF
said Dale street intcrsects the
west margin of Spring street and
running thence with the south
margin of Dale street, north SO
degrees 30 minutes west 1875
feet to a stake; thence south l de-
gree west ITO feet to a stake;
thence south sc degrees 30 min
utes east 1895 feet to a stake;
thence north 1 degree east ITO
feet to the point of BEGINNING,
Being lots No. 2, and No. 3, block
No s, according to a plat record
ed in book Sc, at page 244. .
This sale is made on account OF
dnfouIt in pavment of the indebt-
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9k kON4WC kZNAN4Y "A s:::::
81 KATHARINE
HAvlLAND-TkYlOR

with you my food. 1 60 to the
church now and | shall pray for
you. for the boy and for the soul
Of the one called Josie Marteli."
Again Noyes mopped his eyes
with the gray handkerchief that
Pablito had once kept white for
him.
CIR AUBREY found the sea cap
= tain who had retired and was
raising chickens OF a rather salt
bitten sort in small village on
the Maine coast The captain re-
membered the infant born at sea:
remem bered, too. the names o. the
Cuban girls who had adopted the
little boy. Billings. Sir Aubrey's
agent. wrote down the names on
pad Of paper.
"And now" said Sir Aubrey
after he and Billings had left the
captains small white cottage. "it's
Cuba next for u.s."
ut looks like that's the next
move all right" Billings agreed.
The boy. Sir Aubrey unused.
would be Is now. Tall. he pre-
sumed. like the rest OF the fam
fly, and light of hair. Mary had
had wonderfully clear. arresting-
ly blue eyes. he remembered. Per-
haps the boy would have blue
eyes too. God pity him and poor
Mary!
WHEN Pablito came back to q
" knowledge OF life It was to
see the bare walls OF a room in
a house in Cerro. Cerro Is a part
of Havana which knows few tour
lists aid. despite mechanical
pianos. monographs and loudly
shouted gossip. Is very peaceful
neighborhood.
Lottie. sitting by Pablito's
bed. suddenly saw that he recog-
aized her.
you been awful SICK" she told
him and took one OF his white
hands into hers. She added
proudly. Il took care of you.
guess maybe | saved your life."
He pondered over that. remem-
bering. and wondered. "Why?
Nevertheless he smiled in false
gratitude to Lottie. being too
weak to put it into words.
"A doctor came TO see you who
had enough whiskers on his face
to stuff all the mattresses in Ha-
vana." Lottie told Pablito. THAT
guy was a scream! But be was
real coed, just the same. You're
feelin' a lot better now. amt you.
dearie?"
Pablito was feeling, better but
he was perilously close to tears.
physical weakness leveling those
defenses that had stood by him be-
fore. Lottie saw this and laid
her hand on his cheek as she
murmured. Jaw. honeyl" He did
weep then, hard and long. and as
he wept he felt Lottie lift bis
head TO her shoulder and found
that it was comforting to have It
there.
She had been very good to him.
he realized. and a little later
when he was quiet again he said.
You've been good to me, Lot
tie."
Say, honey. don't you know
I'd do anything for your" she
answered.
Then she stopped quickly to
kiss his lips and he chung to her,
tears filling his eyes again.
"Oh!" Lottie whispered, through
smiling but unsteady lips, Il love
you sol"
ITO BE Continued)
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CONSENT TO SACRIFICE

WASHINGTON, D. C. IIPl-
Owners of currant and gooseberry
bushes in those districts where
they are dangerous to white pine
trees have. with, little exception,
consented to sacrifice them. These
bushes are most dangerous when
they are within 500 feet Of white
pine timber.
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BEGIN HERR: TO-DAY

BEGlN HttE IODAf
PABLITO - handsome youth.
becomes "a fugitive when. due 10
circumstances beyond his control.
he finds himself on his way TO
Cuba with BEAU and LOTTiE.
two thieves.
Beau has killed n man and
stolen % famous string III pearls.
Pnblifn does not know this or
thar he himself has been accused
nf the crime which took place NJ
the Florida home Of wealthy JIM
FIELDS Pahlito loves Fields
Daughter ESTELLE. and she
loves him MARCIA TREADWAr
knows PablitO IN innocent hut
fcar> scandal 10 she tells this.
She goes 20 Havana. hoping TO
Gnn PabIiio there.
In fIavmna rnriiro tries Ia find
NORRIS MOVES who befrirndcd
hin n rhild. Noyrs. MISC
fugitive. il not to he found. Pab-
i!tU becomes III with fever
Meanwhile SIR AUBREY. n
titled Errlishman and Pablito's
father. begins II search for hts
son.
NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
A T the end OF month in Ha-
n vana Marcia Treadway moved
o. &c South America. She had
gruwn restless. she admitted. and
she was much Thinner She did
not have TO watch her diet these
days nor count calories. She left
orders. through letter sent 10
her attorneys IN New York. that
she should be advised by wireless
o: any news concerning the JEFF
fries case. The lawyers. nc doubt,
would think this curious re-
quest bat that didn't matter.
The only thing that did matter
to MARCIA was finding Pablito and
she was convinced now that he
must have gone 10 South Amer
lea. She would find him there
and together sthe9 would embark
on a glamorous future. She prom
Used this fervently 10 the vaguely
envisiOned deity that served her
as a substitute for God.
MORRIS MOVES remained at the
" hotel. La Mirasol, until nc
was elected. courteously but firm
ly. for his inability 10 pay for the
room he occupied. Not even Maria,
the proprietor's daughter. whose
memory for faces was so excellent,
recognized Noyes as the man Pab-
Tito had described. Perhaps one
reason for this was the fact tina;
NOycs had registered under the
name of Tom Lathrop.
Thus Noyes found himself
early one morning, pcnniless.
hungry and out In the open.
Horses and oxen. drawing heavy
loads. plodded past him. Trucks,
TOO. passed and an endless
melan2e Of motors. A small don
key made its delicate and uncar-
ing way close to the footwalk.
Strapped to its sides were baskets
which were filled with fruits from
Cuba's rich soil. bananas. melons.
grapes. pincapplcs. lines and
citrons. Noycs looked after the
basket that had brushed his thin
arm and was more than ever con-
sciOus Of the emptiness in his
stomach. 49,. .......
Again he studied the constant
motion about him, wetting his
parched lips now and again with
l tongue that was growing dry.
He thought he knew what Pablito
had done for him and why he had
not found the boy. He thought he
understood why Pablito was in
hiding but where was a matter
for conjecture only.
Noyes himself had escaped
those who had come TO the island
searching for him by lowering
himself into the mud nnder the
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water tower and breathing not at
all for several minutes. He had
escaped from the island and made
his way to Cuba. Just as he and
Pablito had Planned. Now he was
waiting-but for what? Mean
while be was hungry.
AT length he moved aimlessly.
following the black shade Of the
narrow ways and keeping far
from those kiosks that. rising In
open spaces fringing the many
parks. offer for a few centavos
release from thirst.
He walked up the street that
is called O'Reilly. packed with
glittering shops. From there he
went to the Colon Market and
thence 10 the Prado where, on a
bench in the green center strip
which divides this thoroughfare.
he settled. Here be sat without
motion until q passing priest
stopped to look at him once and
then again. measuringly.
DO you care to come with me
and share my simple food?" the
priest asked.
Noyes rose, trembling. 81 am
very hungry" he confessed un-
steadily.
The priest led him 10 a dark
room in house that ives hidden
in the shadows of a small alley
back Of a church near the Gaze
Union. Here. without a word. he
/. set bread. cheese. a basket of
fruit and q bottle of vine on a
bare table. Then he settled to
say grace while Noyes stared,
hypnotized, at the first food that
had been within his reach for " O
days.
Noyes ate in a wholly primal
manner. After he had finished.
down 10 the last crumb, his share
OF the food, he sat back and said
slowly. Father. am in great
trouble"
Tell ne about it If you wish. 4"
the priest said.
Il have caused another to sin. I"
Noyes explained, land in so doing
| have lost boy who Is dearer
TO me than my own son. 1t is a
long story"
MY time is yours" the priest
assured him.
at al! began years ago" Noyes
went on, after his bow Of appre-
citation. 81 met an actress named
Josie Martell who was the best
woman | have ever. known-or
ever will know. She"
His voice droned on steadily as
the sun sank lower and the shad-
ows grew longer. Now and again
a roach scuttled across the bricks
of the hearth. making scratch
ing sound like the rustling Of
paper. or the lizard that is like
a pet cat in Havana darted across
the bare. tiled floor.
The priest listened. nodding
frequently. From time TO time
Moves mopped his eyes awkwardly
with a gray handkerchief that
Pablito had once kept white for
him. A bell tolled and the priest
dropped his head. his lips moving
with his prayers. Noyes. too.
dropped his head and the tears
rolled down his cheeks.
AS they both raised their heads
he asked, What am l to do now,
Father? Tell mel"
Thine alone can say" the priest
answered slowly. Your story
would go into a book, l think. |
hear daily many tales that have
in them more drama than many
that are written. Meanwhile you
will sleep here and / will share
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pecial Notices

'vAEDO starting and
!, -.-S mash. a proven feed.
/, ~" Pre- winners last year.
Q - ) tested seed oats and
l., >, loose Garden seed. 1t
FL 20 Use the best. Houston
! ~ n 2,.ie South Main Street
I Da,E S-a+;cr =
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Ivan, the Great, was ruler OF
Russia in the fifteenth century
and FOUNDER of the RUS
sian EMPIRE. NEW YORK
is che greatest port in the
world. 1t took THIRTY-SlX
YEARS TO complete The Wash
ington Monument
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NOW

No.. WV - Before prices adj
!, Lovely three-piece an
! M l.oa4lc living room suite,
wv Terms can be arrang-
10. ".l1son Furniture Com
=, l. Costs Less at Brun-
y. =
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~, TOUR MEAL SACK to
~ ,mli for % lbs. No. 2
"' tGc.
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WANTED-Full cord green oak,
1G-inch block. ST Ehringhaus.
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IarasI 80 BUY poultry, Tuesday,
D.. 81 10 a. N! Heavy hens
edoro IELlI hens SC. Farmers
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! = l CASH for peeled pine.
n'plar wood. Gunter's.
,eAsa avenue east. =
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WANTED
(Female)
'OSt and Found
Autos and Accessories

- Between Hendersonville
~-a-E".lc one truck cover.
In 90 J.. Grady Hill, Hous-
FURNITURE Company.
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ideally -. NEW 5-roBm
rGo- IL acres land. for rent
y y year; sale $4,000, terms.
- - Fuss, McGaw,s office.
WI. - -
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by the virtue of the
authority conferred by deed Of
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HATS. BAGS, GLOVES, Etc. All

the accessories to complete
YOUR Easter outfit at very rea-
sOnable prices at JENNIE
.BOWENS SHOP.
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FOR SALE
wr THE NEW

Aulos and Accessories
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edness secured by said deed of
trust, and is subject to all taxes
and assessments against said prop
erty whether now due or to be-
come due.
A five (5) per cent cash deposit
will be required of the highest
bidder at the sale.
This the 22nd day Of March,
1884.
V. S. BRYANT,
Substituted Trustee.
3-24-Sat-4tp.
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YOUR HOME a real radio.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-15
Mandan and Bismarck
FOresters Initiate 33

Nine candidates from st. Clemens
Court No. TAT Of Bismarck and "a
candidates from st. Joseph Court No.
7O4 Of Mandan were initiated into the
Mems Catholic Order Of Foresters at
joint exercises held by the two courts
Sunday afternoon at Hudson hall,
Mandan.
Thomas r. Dunn, Minot, state sec
rotary of the FOreSterS, headed the
degree team. Other members were
Robert E. Ford. Mandan, head Of For
ester lodges in the state; DR.. g. F.
Wirtz, John Mushik and William
Messmer, all of Mandan, and Joseph
Eisele and E. P. Grain, both Of Bis
marck. Messmer is chief ranger of
the Mandan court.
There were 10 members at the ban
quet and program held at the Lewis
ard Clark hotel to honor the initiates
Musical numbers were given by vio-
lin quartette composed Of Mr.. Mushik
DR.. Daniel T. Weston, Joseph Mar
timex and A. G. Rausch, accompanied
by Miss Ermina Fredericks, and by
the Mandan male quartette. Miss
Clementine Wirtz sang solo and DR.
D. r. Weston played violin solo
Francis Ford entertained with dialect
stories.
Speakers at the banquet were r. r
Gallagher, Robert E. Ford and Mr.
Dunn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-15
Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

1.-THE Man With the Bowler Hat"
q one-act play directed by E. r. Put
nam. 102 Avenue A. and musical
numbers will be the program for the
Community Players meeting to be
held Tuesday evening at o'clock in
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club room, World War Memo
rial building. Members who take part
IN the play are Edward and Ralph
ONeil, James Walsh. w. +. Matthaei
and the Misses Frances Dunn and
Mabel Culver.
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The Woman,s Home Missionary
society Of McCabe Methodist Episco-
pal church will meet at 2:3O O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. q. A
Hample, lit Main avenue.
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Members Of the Bismarck branch
American Association Of University
Women. and the general public are
invited to attend the open forum
which will be held 1t 8 O'Clock Mon
day evening at the World War Me-
mortal building dining room with DR.
Z. W. Larson as speaker. The A. A
U. w. chapter u sponsoring the
meeting, for which there IL no al.
mission charge.
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All members Of Fort Lincoln chap
ter, American War Mothers, an
urged to attend the monthly meeting
to b held Tuesday afternoon at :