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lespie, Martin Kieffer, Elise Sharpe.
I. b. Slaughter. r.. II. Evans and
A. L. Hollowell.
At the regular business and social
meeting Of the Methodist Women's
society at the church Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Elise Sharpe read the de-
votional and Mrs. II. Tarpley was In
charge Of the program. Hostesses
for the afternoon were Mesdames
l.. d. Beverly. w. 3. Brumley, Z. II.
Bonner. j. d. Lindsey, d. q. Squyres
and Fl. G.. Ferguson.
The topic for discussion during the
meeting was The Old Gospel Trail
and following many interesting talks
which were given. Mrs. r. L. Nc
Donald gave two organ selections,
"Larga." Handel. and Flower Song
Lang and Mrs. G. r. Baird gave a
vocal solo. "Once More We Come
Before Our God"
During the enjoyable social hour
the hostess served ice tea and
cookies. Those present were Mes
danes w. p. Smith, r. J. Patterson,
L. w. Todd. w. o. Stephenson. w.
B. Brumley. A. c. Oyler. J. d. Tur-
ner. A. L. Morgan. B. johnson. Elmo
Bright, G. Z. Rutherford. L. II.
Manning. S. +. Steidel, NJ. d. Col
Inns. r.. Z. Newport, W. A. Fleming,
j. w. Blassingame. Elise Sharpe,
Tom Earnest. w. A. Coats. r. d.
Beane. G. S. Collier, 4. M. Everitt,
r. L. Lyons. r. @. Yinghng. Roy
Snider. j. A. Bumgardner. r. L.
Mcdonald. Lee Bair. r. J. Bader. c.
r. BrewNer. L. h Piper, T. Tar.<Sy,
N. 4. Tuell Of San Angelo, Carl
Bradd of Terre Haute, Ind. Ralph
Hughes. Miss Susie Pounds and Rev.
G. r. Brewster.
The Delphian Study club Of this
city In continuing the study OF
Egypt heard interesting talks con-
corning the excavations in that
country when they met Monday af-
ternoon at the Community House.
Mrs. r. Borroum opened the study
for the afternoon with a review OF
the country Of Mesopotamia, giving
description Of location. people,
schools. and climate. Following
this Mrs. w. II. Mayhem gave a
general discussion OF What Geol-
ology Reveals" emphasizing the
Paleolitheic Ages. Neolithic Man,
Bronze Age. Primitive Civilization
and Cave Paintings. This article
preceded the talk given by Mrs. j.
o. Duncan concerning Modern Ex-
cavations in Mesopotamia,'' in
which statistics we're given on ex-
cavation parties sent out by the
University Of Pennsylvania.
At each meeting a member is ask
ed to talk or a subject OF her own
choice and Mrs. j. A. Shosenberg Of
Akron. Ohio. speaker for the af-
ternoon, told In an entertaining
manner. Of witnessing the building
of the dirigible Akron. the hangar
in which 1t was kept. the dedication
ceremony and the first flight.
Those present were Mesdames A.
d. Murphree. w. II. MAYHEM. r.
Borroum, j. o. Duncan. o. w. Cur
~. c. F. Schobert. +. A. Hagedorn
and J. A. Shosenberg.
Mrs. A.. G. Norris assisted by Mrs.
w. L. Peet at the piano was in
charge Of the devotional following
which a short business meeting was
held and plans we're completed for
sending delegates to the Presbyterial
conference to be held in April In
Kerrvifle.
The retiring officers presented
their reports in a very unusual man.
ner for as each completed her report
she placed a candle along a minia-
ture highway fashioned in sand and
bordered with trees and four circu-
lar gardens representing the four
circles OF the Auxiliary.
General officers installed we're
Mrs. (. M. Smith. president; Mrs.
A. @. Norris. vice president: Mrs.
II. o. Schaleben. secretary; Mrs. j. +.
Berry. treasurer and Mrs. Cooper
Smith. historian. The secretary OF
causes and circle chairmen were
also installed.
Mrs. Cooper Smith. retiring pres
idenut. vas presented with a lovely
gift by the auxiliary members in APP
probation Of housework as presi-
dent for the past three years.
Present we're Mesdames r. 3.
Curry. z. NJ. Smith. j.. z. Berry. Fl.
c. Aderhold. II. o. Schaleben. A. M.
Fairbanks. j. Bennett Smith. z. M.
Pendleton. Margaret Kinnel. Ed
Derfus. Otto Kusel. A. G. Norris.
Alma Bell, c. Z. Binns. A. M. LaFe-
yer, and z. M. Smith.