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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05
Euents Of the Week
Friday, December 6

Friday, December
Junior Women's club, Lutheran as
sembly rooms.
Basketball, White Bluffs VS.. Hanford,
White Bluffs gym, 7:30.
Saturday, December
Trading Co.'s program.
Hope Chest dance, Liberty hall.
Power District election. Polls: Han
ford, Grange hall; White Bluffs,
Grange hail. Columbia, Vernita
schoolhouse; am. to 8 pm.
Sunday, December
Church-see notices
Tuesday, December 10
Legion Auxiliary luncheon, Sunnybank
Ranch.
Irrigation district election, polls open
pm. to pm, brick schoolhouse.
Wednesday, December IL
Womans club Christmas party, Mrs.
F. E. Taylor's home, 2 pm.
Thursday, December IL
Ladies' Aid, Mrs. F. M. Wheeler's home
Townsend club; G. r Criswell, spea-
ker, Grange hall, 8 pm.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05
FREE COFFEE AND
COOKIES SATURDAY

Saturday, December 6, is to be big
day at the White Bluffs Trading Co.'S
store. During the week, tickets have
been given with each cash purchase
and at o'clock Saturday evening,
eight baskets of groceries will be given
away.
During the day there will be a coffee
demonstration at the store, sample
cups of coffee and cookies being served
to everyone.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05
Growers Talk Over
Future Prospects

Endeavoring to improve conditions
within the district, landowners have
held several informal meetings during
the past week to discuss controversial
matters concerning the district, in
Guiding possible resettlement and re-
Mobilization under the new federal set
up, ways and means of lowering the
cost of water, feasibility and wisdom
of acquiring a manager for the district
and the coming election of a director
At meeting in White Bluffs Sum
day, committee composed of Colburn
Anderson, L. w. Beldin, Earl Soden
and John Larsen was appointed to
contact County Agent Skuse and Mr..
Stocking, head of the Rural Resettle-
ment Administration for this district,
in order to ascertain what aid would
be available to local growers. At a
meeting Wednesday evening it was de-
cided that this committee should take
charge of any applications to the Ad-
ministration, and work with the COM
mittee at Hanford in order to simplify
in this district.
Growers who plan to seek aid from
this agency were advised to get IN
touch with members of this committee
or with Mr.. Salvini at Hanford, who In
turn will help them in contracting the
| officials.
Possibility of getting more land I'M
der irrigation by construction of lat
erals through blocks of land now I'M
developed was also brought up. This
could be done, it was brought out,
either by local improvement districts
or by the district itself when single
block of undeveloped land became the
property of the district.
While most of the landowners ex-
pressed the opinion that appointment
of manager to handle the affairs
of the district would be a desirable
move, opinion was sharply divided as
to its feasibility at this time. Some
held that there is a great need fo1
such move at the present time In
OrQcr 10 lldSUcll UllC OCVCAOPilASAAo VI
the district, maintaining also that ell
Gent operation of the district under
such system would bring about
reduction in overhead expense, while
others asserted that with the present
amount of land under the ditch Il
would result in an added overhead
cost of several dollars per acre, ane
that such move would not be feasible
until more land was watered from the
ditch.
With the approach of the election o
district director, this subject cam'
up for considerable discussion. j. 3
Salvini, who is the only announced
candidate at this time, was asked
number of questions as to his stand OF
policies confronting the district.
The election will be held Tuesday
December 10, at the brick schoolhouse
the polls being open from pm. t.
pm. G. T. Slavens, incumbent d1
rector, has declined to run for re
election, and so far no one has com
out to contest Mr.. Salvini'S candidacy
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

The Junior Women's club will meet
this Friday, December 6, in the as
sembly room of the Lutheran church
at two in the afternoon. Mrs. Beth
Beyers will review Lives OF Interest,"
ing Women"
The clubs membership drive will
close at this meeting. Mrs. Harry Cole
man and Mrs. Archie Borden will be
hostesses.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

Miss Opal Jenkin, Benton county
home demonstration agent, will be at
the Lutheran church December 10th
to give a rennodeling demonstration.
This is to be an all-day meeting with
a pot luck luncheon served at noon.
Those attending are requested to bring
one hot dish and sandwiches.
ALI the women in the community
are invited to attend and receive help
in this important phase of dressmak-
ing.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

The st. Mary's Altar Society had an
all-day meeting Tuesday at the church.
the members enjoying pot-luck
luncheon during the noon hour. The
women gave the church a thorough
cleaning and in the afternoon worked
on quilt.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

A TINY ISLAND four miles square
in the mouth of the Canton river is
all that stands in the way of flying
around the world on scheduled air
ways. And there landing permission
has been forbidden by the Chinese.
But with their consent expected in
the near future, the whole world will
be at the feet of the air-minded.
With the China Clippers siz-day
voyage an accomplished fact, impatient
travellers may soon for a thousand dol
lar fare fly to the Philippines in, less
than a third of the time required by
the fast steamers for this longest of
sea voyages.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

Precipitation during the week am
ounted to trace on the 18th, oil Of
an inch on the 30th and OF of an
inch on December l.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George McCotter and
family spent Thanksgiving Day in
Thorp.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05

THE OTHER, Americana Mark
Twain, won Immortality by his ability
to depict the h~smely American scene,
embellishing wl,h his puckish pen
those things which his honest eyes and
probing mind noted, and by the addl-
ton to the American fiction gallery
of the portraits of two boys, Tom Saw
yer and Huck Finn. Children know
best the book Tom Sawyer; their par
ents remember that alternately lazy
and scathing work, Huckleberry Finn
Many who have read only the more
blatantly humorous of Twain's works
are amazed by the occasional poig-
nancies of the Prince and the Pauper
or A Connecticut Yankee in King Ar
thurs Court, and by Personal Recol-
lections of Joan of Arc. While the
travel books, lectures and collections
of literary odds and ends gradually
fade these two boys with their uni
versal appeal remain as monuments
to man, place and a period.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-05
HERE & THERE
in the
HEADLINES

NOT CONTENT with ousting the
Jews from the German stock ex-
changes last week and debasing them
to the level of criminals and 1mbeclles
by cabinet decree, a new low IN the
picayune was reached in Germany
when Julius Streicher declared that it
sis an insult to German womanhood
that Jewish children should play with
dolls having German faces. This Nazl
leader, who has Unanswered most OF
the anti-Jewish riots, asked that
further law for the protection OF Ger
man racial purity force Jews to manu-
facture dolls with definitely Hebralc
features for Jewish children and SIM
liar Hebraic figures for Jewish shop
windows.
UNEASY in his grave must be Al
bert Nobel, inventor of dynamite and
smokeless gun powder and donor OF
the famed Nobel Peace prize as well
as others for literature and science,
While the League of Nations (braln
child of Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Woodrow Wilson, worried over oil and
gasoline and drew up still another
peace proposal, Halle Selassie and
Benito Mussolini (signer Of the Kel-
logg Peace Pact which brought the
rich Peace Prize to another Amerl-
CAM continued their African fracas
with lavish use of Nobel's inven-
tions. Most sardonic thrust was the
response to Mussolini's request for gold
rings and trinkets when the playwright
Luigi Pirandello, who won the Nobel
prize for literature this year, contrib
uted his gold Nobel medal.
THIS SEASON sees two centenary
birth anniversaries of American no
tables. One Andrew Carnegie, emil
grant from Scotland, amassed an
enormous fortune, most of which he
gave away in the last twenty years OF
his life, endowing such institutions as
the Carnegie Institute of Technology
the Carnegie Corporation of New York
(for the advancement and diffusion OF
knowledge and understanding the
Carnegie Endowment for Internatlona
Peace, the Carnegie Hero Fund anc
the Carnegie Library Fund, with hum
dreds of millions of dollars These IN
situations and the work they are &C
complishing will insure the remem-
brance of the Scotch telegraph oper-
ator and steel nagnate for decades
to come.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
VOLVERA A SUBIR Ell PRE-
Clio DE LA GASOLINE

Madrid, Enero 19.-La Ca
mara Gremial del Automovil a.
nuncia que sobre su protesta Sc
"a subido pronto ell precio de la
gasolina. Tn proyecto de ley au
toriza al ministro de hacienda
a elevar ell precio de la gasolina
en- nueve centmos ell litro, 10
que significa un aumento de
cerca de 6 centavos en- ell gallon.
Durante ell ano 1928 en- Espa-
ma Sc consumieron $50, 8O5, GOT
litros; 1929, 442, 1896, ADJ; 1880,
sos, 799 ,479; 1881, SIT, O2O, 574;
1892, sol, 238 ,243; 1888, 494,
383, 347, y primer semestre de
1884, PAP, 970,622.
En- Espaha hay en- circu-
laci6n este n1mero de coches:
turismO, 86,613; de alquiler,
23,864; camiones, 37,927; motto
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
names: Kedelfo Hess. 81 s<x,,n.

do personals de la "dictadura
parda," sigue gozando de todes
sus honores y a%sumiendo t9dos
DIS poderes.
Pues ell vecifuhref de hecho
no tiene, del amor nj d. ia vida
sexual distipto concepto que ell
que tenMn Roehm 0 ese'deSgra-
ciado.ErSoSt, que no quiso mo-
rir sin denunciar al mundo a los
~verdaderos autorsS del incendio
del ReichStag.
fDurante ell periodo guIlermi-
no brillaron tambien personajes
adeptoS del homosexualismo, ell
mas destacado aquel principe
E%hienburg, al que denunci6 con
Su her6ico civiSmo ell gran pc
riodiSta Maximiliano Harden,
que amos mas tarde page con su
vida Sus valeroSaS campanas.
Pero eStos epiSodios no justifi-
carian que sc considerasen esos
reprensibles habitos como una
lacra peculiar de los Hohenzo-
llern.
All nacionalismo 81 puede ha-
cersele, sin injusticia, ese repro
che. Por muchas depuraciones y
por muchas matanzaS que lleve
a cabo, no podra eximirse ante
la Historic del estigma de ha
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
Corte DEB Circuito
Ell Case DE BACALIS

Ell juez Sparkman, de esta cor
tie, luego de DIR los argumentos
de los abogados de la defensa Y
de los acusadores, anunci6 Que
Sc reservaba la decision y que
la daria a conocer dentro de al
gunos dias.
Los abogados defensoreS de
Peter Frank y Charles E. Le-
mons pidieron la anulaci6n del
procesamiento de estos hon.
bres, alegando que ell letrado
Pat Whitaker, acusador priva-
do, habia comparecido ante ell
gran urado, aportando eviden-
ciaS.
Sc opuso a una de las mocio-
mes, representando al condado,
por haberse discutido tambi6n
ell metodo de llenar la GAIA con
los nombres de los ciudadanos
seleccionables para formar ju-
RADIOS, el abogado Henry C. Till
man.
En- brillantes discusses Sc opu-
sisron a las pretensiones de la
defensa ell asistente fiscal Hun
tley y Pat Whitaker. Integran
ell grupo de defensores los letra
dos Hebert S. Phillips, Fred T.
Saussy, Edwin Brobston y la
firma Zewadski y Pierce.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
y Ia cACETA

Rnte muchos AMOS la tuyentud
Hacionalsocialista habia estado
confiada a hombres de Ia repul-
silva moral del capftan Roehm.
les que la muerte de este alb
solvfa al partido Y a su jefe de
toda responsAbilidad moral en-
la depravacion de las nuevas ge-
neraciones alemanas? iES que
|podia siquiera dar por conjura-
do ell peligro con la Sangrienta
elimination de Roehm, de Hei :
mes y de unas docenas de jerar-
cas- nazis coparticipes de sus
aberraciones?
No ha tardado en- obtenerse
respueSta Categorical a Sstas pre-
guntas. Ell nuevo eXpurgo de pc
deraStaS realizado en- los cua :
.dros Observation-Disclosures demUeS
ira que en- JUNO no Sc cauteri-
70 la hedionda llaga. iTendria
mas alcance y mejor fortuna es
ia segunda depuraci6n? va de-
cimos que convendria saber quie
ms, de entire las notabilidadeS
hitlerianas, estan eomprendidas
en- estas medidas de saneamen-
to moral y material. De la San
Bartolome de este verano Sc Ii
braron notarios homosseXuales
que ejercen cargos de autoridad
en- ell partido y en- ell EStado.
Permaneci6, por ejemplo, en- su
puesto de ministro bavaro Her
mann Esser, cuyos eScandaloS
en- este aspecto fueron va denun
ciados en- 1929 por Gregorio
una de las victimas de
las matanZas de JUNO, a pesar
de que jamas fue un oficiante
del vicio zocratico. Continue ell
teniente Bruckner ~deSempenan
do uno de los cargos de confian
en- las secciones de protec
ci6n, guardia negra que cuida
celosamente de la vida del fun
rer.
Pudiera ser, aunque es dude
so, que esos y otros primates de
la dictadura parda hayan caido
ahora en- desgracia por obra del
tardio prurito moral que ha a.
cometido a Hitler. Pero aun ash
no seria total la higienizaci6n
del partido que dice represen :
tar ell espiritu del gran pueblo
lS6lo 800 proselitos hi
cieron para sus infames practi-
cas- Roehm Y sus numerosos com
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
UN DISCOURSE DEL EMBA-
JADOR DE ESPANA EN-
PARIS

Madrid, Enero -9.-El en-
bajador de Espana en- Paris,
'Sr. Cardenas, pronunci6 ALI un
discourse, del cual mand6 copia
al ministerio de estado, en- ell
que diio: "Cuando TrajaHo re-
.gres0 a Roma con la Dacie CO.
mo trOfeo de SUI victoria, Ia ciu
dad imperial lie inmortaliz6 con
la columna que lleva su nombre
Y organize fieStas cuyo comien-
20 fue retraSado para esperar
la ilegada de la madre de aquel,
que debia figurar en- ell desfile
de la victoria y recibir ell home
maize del ImperiO a la Espana
creadora.
Para que la filiaci6n hispa-
MICA tenga SUI biason me atreve-
ria a Solicitar de la Association
de prensa Latina que maticeis
ell termino con la palabra hispa-
MICA cuando hableis de paises
de lengua espanola y lusitana 81
9s referis a Portugal, y 81 que
reis h%onrarnos juntos digais la
tino ib6rico. De este modo logra
refs perpetuar ell pueblo espanol
que incorpor6 America a la lati-
nidad."
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
PRO HUERFANOS DE AS
TURIAS

A las tres de la tarde de ma
mana Sc efectAra una reunion
en- los altos de llbotica de Fran
co, con ell fin de constituir pu
comite que recoja fondos para
los huerfanos de Asturias.
Han ofrecido va su concurs3
a la buena obra conocidas per-
sonalidades de la colonia esps-
nola.
Miles de ninos quedaron huer
en- Asturias por causa de
la Ultima revolution.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
paheros sta degradation moral?

paheros sia degrsdas6n moral?
Cuando Sc pfensa en- la autori-
hilimitada que Sc puso en- las
manos DIS tales degeDerados, an
ties y despues de pofsionarse ell
nazismo ell Poder.Zun NJ
por 10 meSs de diez ano1 J
Sc puede cNer que los corfEm-
pidos por e1loS r~-Fasenpmi-
liar.
Pero en- fin de cuentaS, nj aun
= necesaria, para persuadirse
de la ineficacia del nuevo expur
go, la enumeration de los cas-
tigados u~ltimamente. Sc sabe va
que Rodolfo Hess, miniStro sin
cartera del Reich y vi?efuhrer
de hecho, aunque ell miedo al DIES
pecho de Goering impida que Sc
eonfirme oficiaimente ell nombra
miento; Rodolfo Hess ,porta :
voz, Y a veces interprete antici-
pado de la opinion de Hitler en-
las cuestiones de politica inte-
rior del partido; Rodolfo Hess,
que ha estado va con ell pie en-
ell estribo para entrevistarSe
con los representatives de los ex
combatientes franceses en- nom
.re de los ex-combatientes ger
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
NUEVA ~OFIC1AL1DAD
DAza.s SaakR2No DE

Va l offeis1ISy a p0s Isti1,n "a p @us
ce de Leon ms, de los Caba-
lleros del Aguha lie Orc, que
lepmponen los siguientes seno :
!: A. Garriga, noble Ne; AL
rto Ndnez, vice jefe; Felipe
Til, alto sacerdote; Luis Carr
Ito, venerable ermitano; MANI
Crbria, secret3rio de actas; IN
lilo Gomez, seclktario de finan.
"a; Jose Rois, tSsorero, y Agus-
TN Garriga' ca2allero heraldO.
David Velasc2 pas6 a ocupar
Ell puesto de pasNo jefe.
Para auxiliaresf ueron desig-
nadOs Jose Martinez, Ernesto
Pent6n, Antonio Lanes, j. NJ.
Lopez, Felix Gorge y Juan Con
zalez.
MuchoS aciertos deseamos al
nuevo cuerpo administrator de
este castillo.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
AsAMBLEA DE DENrIsTAs

Una asamblea del Distrito
Dental de la Costa Oeste 80
rida comenz6 hoy por ma
ma en- ell hotel Hillsba du
lara hasta horas de- chez
Concurriran todos
1e Tampa y otras CO.
ilgudo en- ell programme
1efencla, por varios di(
oos prolesonales, entire err los
Ores. S. F9er y R. R. Byrnes,
presidente yNcano del colegio
dental Atlanta 81 -.
Como oradoresV essen :
taci6n de esta ciud Asido
escogidos los Ores. w Pean
Y Frank Adams.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19
.PALPITACIONES
INTERNACIONALES

morqL naciOndlismo
Reich Sc esta rea
fedada de homos
Eiliados al aacioral
socEsmO. Los telegramas ms
cen ascender a 800 ell numero
de m%ilicianos de asalto y funcio-
narios del partido que han sido
objeto eStos dias de semejante
inculpaci6n.
Para comentat debidamente
esta noticia, segia precise como
GER los nombres de los deteni :
dos como reos del vicio de inver
sion sexual. Pero seguramente
ell MISUNDERSTANDING hurtara
cel0samente esta question a la
bcidad, como 10 hizo con las
matanzas del 80 de junio ulti-
mo. Todavia no Sc conoce of :
cialmente la cifra de los ejecuta
dos entonces, y mucho menos la
identidad de la mayoria de e.
Sc do por ~liquidada la cues
ton con unos ap6strofes de Goe
bells en- ell "Angriff" y con dos
Discusses, tan colericos como i'm
precisos, del fuhrer.
Nj las arengas nj los pasqui-
mes pudieron borrar ell terrible
afecto de aquel bando de Hitler,
en- ell que Sc confesaba que du :
La gaceta., 1935-01-19

cicletas, 1882. Total: 1885, 1926
coches qre pagan la patente,s !
parecen retirados de la circAa+
cion, provisionalmente, 25,790
vehiculos de motor.
La gaceta., 1935-01-19

Der coioeado al frente de la juv
yentud alemana, como mentores
y c6mitres, a hombreS mancha-
dos por las psores taraS.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
FERNDALE

Mrs. Brooaam who has been
very III is improving.
Mrs. Coilens OF 2s246 Greenlawn
who underwent a very serious
Operation. Is reported as being In a
scritical condition Mrs. Fred
Rodney OF Mitchell Ia also on the
sick list.
The Community Breakfast Club
met al the home OF Mrs. Eta Da-
wis OF 21053 Mitchell. Monday. A
very enjoyable time was had by
all. Mr.. s-Sandborn. Emergency
Welfare Commissioner was pre-
sent and delivered a very interest
ing talk. Mrs. Rhoda Starr Green
was also present.
Rev. Isrial Walker. who resides
on Gardenlane. occupied the pulpit
at Oak Grove Sunday, In the alb
sence Of the pastor. Rev. w. e.
Walker.
The Community Council Board
met at the home of Mrs. Queenie
Robinson OF 2l033 Westview. We'd
nesday Of last week. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Green OF 2O799 Beth
lawn Blvd.
On the sick list this week are:
Mrs. Blakely OF Northlawn, Mrs
Anderson White OF Mitcheldale
Mrs. Neoma Williams OF Wisconsin
who was in Receiving Hospital,
Mrs. Mite OF Ohio street.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET

tainment committee; Marjorie
Richardson. chairman OF service
committee.
Jetawyn Soloman Is now mem
ber Of the younge peoples choir OF
the ST. Mathews Church. $50.
March first was the date chosen
for the Casino party at the Parish
Members Of the set who attended
| the lecture given by DR.. Dubois
at the Y Sunday afternoon we've
Myrtle Golsby. Sylvester Williams
Eileen Johnson, Louise Simms
Horace Bradfield, Marcella Tandy
lvesse Johnson. Thelma Crumpton
Eleanor Boykin. Marian Carter
land Lloyd Bailer.
| Wendell Smith, local boy nov
lstudying at West Virginia State, 4
lnow touring with the school Gag
team.
, Gertrude Andrews is trying ou
, flor the big Nacirema Review
ll935. .. .Novilla Bryant wa
, lchosen the most popular girl in tn
. Northeastern High carnival, las
4 Thursday. She was the first color
ed girl To be honored with IN
: little of carnival queen.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09

The Crimson and White Social
Club request all members and
friends in the community to help
In the drive to raise funds for
, needy families. The first social
planned by the club for this pur-
pose will be held Saturday. March
10. at 2560 Conner avenue Miss
Rosa Hurley will be hostess. Music
will be furnished by a small band
and refreshments will be served.
Everybody is invited, old and
young.
The writer regrets to learn that
a few members Of the younger set
are offended at items recently ap-
pearing In this column. She wishes
to say Il Ia all in fun and she
hopes the persons concerned will
take 1t in that spirit. :.
The annual Briggs. recently
held. was q very successful affair.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. K. Bdgetcn. Mics Rosa
Harley. Miss Annie Grove. Sylvia
Irby. Kerwood Turner. Ciarfs
Reed. Miss Jackson. Miss Eva
Valentine. Bramlette Boone and
others. Chick CArter's Orchestra
furnished the music.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09

LUCKY TWELVE CLUB

The Lucky Twelve Social Club
was organized on Feb. 9, OF this
year, and following officers were
elected:
A. w. Harris. president and or
ganizer: James Ward. vice; J. W.
Harwood. recording secretary; l.
is. Nesbitt. treasurer; James
Ponder, financial secretary; Johr
Smith, business manager; Fret
( Burnside. chaplain; Mr.. johnson
courtesy chairman; and VIII Dan
liel, chairman Of transportation.
The club meets every first ant
third Wednesday night, from I
10 o'clock.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Independent Hunters Club Holds Banquet


The annual banquet of the inde-
pendent Hunters Club. held at the
residence of s. b. Cook, 1881 Log
Cabin. Feb. 16. was one OF tne
most enjoyable social affairs OF
the season.
On these occasions. II is the
custom of the club 70 present the
clubs crown to the member who
has the most credits for game
bagged during the season. This
year, the honor fell TO Leon Wafer.
1856 Twelfth street. II was not
stated at the banquet whether he
had bagged a Zamouse. caught
zingel, or hooked the whale that
swallowed Jonah.
Presentation OF the crown was
made by Adam Davis. Members
and guests were then invited into
the dining room, where some mas
ter hand had spread Dutch sup
per which left no doubt in the
: minds OF those that prosperity
, had turned the corner. and ole
; man Prohibition had been repeal
I ed.
Cards. dominoes and othe
games were INDUCED in. until 1
late hour.
Members and invited guests al
tending were: Messrs S. p. Cook
II Thomas Stephens. James Cool
II Frank Williams. James Ponder
y Theo King Samuel Bono Rober
Is Davis Adam Davis, Otis Tallc'
ID George Davis r. J Walton. Dr. !
ic +. Jacobs, and Adam Davis Sr I
Morranvillc Ga.