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Evening star., 1939-09-23
jolly Polly
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

P. McC.-Indiscrim introduce
tions should be avoided. Before you
introduce one person to another, be
reasonably sure that the introduce
ton will be agreeable to both. This,
of course, does not apply to presen-
tations at party or general gath
ering. As one authority says, The
Introduction in its finer sense is not
. mere convention; it is the corner
stone Of friendship"
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Womun Sends Germs

DR.. Kikuko Hirose, a Japanese
woman physician of SO, is said to
have confessed to the police of
Kobe, Japan, that she sent a box
Of cakes filled with typhoid germs
to her former lover. The intended
victims brother after eating the
Evening star., 1939-09-23
TwizzIer Answer
BY Fred Neher

The tricky point in the timepiece
problem was the word minute, !"
meaning In this case very small"
not one minute In the sense Of q
time unit Of 60 secondA
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Pigeon Wins at so M.P.H.

BY flying at a speed of 60 miles
an hour for over eight hours, a
pigeon from Peterborough, Scotland.
won this years King George v.
Challenge Cup.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Overlook Oyertricks
EARLY TO BED

BY THE FOUR ACES.
: Overlook Overtricks
In defending against game con-
tract, the winning player tries to set
the hand if possible, and doesn't
care much If his defense allows
declarer to make overtricks.
South, dealer.
4 107
vK Q93
QJ86
&87
AJ532 =, AK84
d. "a <974
A'''1 AAess - > '0@
~1085
"A 1858
&K6
The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass % Pass
2NT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
West opened the three of clubs
East played the 10 and South the
king. Declarer now led the five of
hearts and West did little counting
1t looked to him as if the five dia-
monds were all tricks. The club al
ready taken was six. The heart would
be seven, and two spades Gf declarer
held the ace-king or ace-queen)
would be nine.
Accordingly, West wasted no time,
but hoped right up with the ace of
hearts and played the deuce of clubs
In the hope that his partner held
both the queen and jack Sure
enough, that was the situation and
four club tricks now set declarer one.
X X X
Yesterday you were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner and held:
a K97
K65
1854
4 10 975
The bidding:
Burnstone Jacoby You Maier
~ Pass CD
Answer: Your correct bid is one
no trump. This hand is just strong
enough to make some response over
partners opening bid.
Score for no trump, 100 per cent:
for pass, 10 per cent.
Question No. 246.
You were Oswald Jacoby's partner
today and hold:
AK
~Qxxx
Kxxx
4 xxx
The bidding:
5acoby Schenken You Maier
~ "a CD
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
(Released BY The Bell Syndicate, Inc)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

psrssicn !. r.ccms swre1 ss6 a.
erst>d. nl~en <nd Write n4xw<iI
SERVES e<efIeue efe eoHxeuI4a1Iy
torsle6 IL ox>< lu~M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Those Last Feav Tire Miles
Nav Cost the MOt0rist Most

20. 600 miles. During that time
II has fexed - million times.
Consequently. the constant fisxing
has a tendency To weaken the cot
TIN cords In the tire, 90 that the
breaking strength in cord that
mas gone 20 900 miles IN a tire -
nov but a few pounds. For this
reason II csnnot Keep on taking
tho extra strain and II viii prob
sbly blo,s out In service
''ff . ear owner mas received or
expects IN receive - 900 miles
from a tire and . new tire sells
for ti3z5. the cost per thogszn1
miles Of ti3 tire IL IS cents. Ae-
cording 70 the chart. Of $3.50
tire 10 - cents An average be-
tween the two 70 80 cents. the
cost per thousand miles In Q sis.z5
tire, 20 that. II ths car owner has
driven hls tires 1900 miles and
expects that there are 1000 more
miles left In them. he can easily
see the value OF the remaining
mileage vfill be about si.35 per
tire, hardly enough 10 warrant
taking a chance on In order % get
the fsll remaining miles that may
b- left in the tire II Il does not
blow out in IN. meantime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

Intelligent economy which means
money in pocket, but not al the
hazard Of damage 10 property or
personal injury. is something 10
be commended and . factor IN
which every thinking citizen Of To-
day il interested
"Thsr. 10 so-csllsd economy,
however" declared n v Ehsun
Of Ellison Co. local Good
year dealers. that 10 false and not
only no, worth the effort expended
70 effect II. but positively danger
Gus A. far a. potential personal
injury and property damage are
concerned
The point wish 70 make,
shaub said. is that % per cent
OF the tire troubles occur In the
last 10 per cent Of the tires re-
naming mileage.
We have . table which shows
lust how much the remaining mile
age In . tire 10 worth Suppose,
for example, the tire has Travelled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

NEW YORK-rwo men entered
Paul Fords taxicab in Brooklyn
last night and asked to be driven
to Manhattan.
Both were oostless and one was
in his undershirt. As the cab sp-
preached the center Of Brooklyn
bridge, the undershirted one asked
Ford TO stop.
Removing his trousers and
shoes he jumped out Of the
ear, mounted guard rail and
lesped into the East River,
$50 feet below.
The other man who had re-
NAMED in tn. cab, ordered Ford to
drive on To the Manhattan side 10
inform police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
1t is a Great Life, This
Taxi Driver Will Tell You

The cab drew up 10 . police
traffic booth and while Ford was
telling Patrolman William AndreAs
what had happened, his remaining
passenger jumped out and fled
without paying the 30 cents regis
tered on the meter.
Police along the waterfront on
both sides OF the river were watch
ing for the man who had jumped.
About 20 minutes later Michael
Ford. 33. no relation TO the cab
driver. was fished out Of the water.
At Bellevue hospital. where ne
was treated for alcoholism and
decorations Of the left leg, Ford
said he had jumped from the
bridge on a bet. That's all ne
would say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
CCC ENROilu GETS
TERM O. SEVEN DAYS

yes seins Nasty. Erwin Nssvse.
crc srrsii<e - PM t~wis. wae
leosira fovNara u = ween n ~
urlsss Ne sess ~ whlis ssFvtna
hls sentences
Reeves, "a. admitted hs wss late
IN getting hseh u she fart ne1
WA drssins 81 - miise pr hsaF
IN the city when pplies fisune1
him so~r unsnis tn psy . ma
Ne drsw . sssea.dsy sentences q
the hands 81 rallss Judge Maiisvy.
~ko effsred time of IN the eveep
Reeves gets . Temporary peh srd
. sussoash snabiins him 10 - =
wesh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

hunfN WIS the lutHf mil
lionth Fsirgoer To visit the New
England exhibit. Officials who had
been urging people TO prsvssw
New England here took one look
At the sisters, and decided 10 sur.
prise them with a tour Of the real
thing. The girls accepted eagerly,
Louis Elkins. New England exhibit
manager. wired the state capt
tails. They replied with Invitations
to the girls 10 pay official visits
to the governors Of Connecticut.
Rhode Island. Massachusetts,.
Maine. New Hampshire and Yer.
mont.
A bright yellow Mercury
and = bright bius deiuss Ford
carried the party. The ears.
stock models In all details az
cept the vivid hues, were two
Of . fleet which has carried
more than . million fsivseevs
over the spiral Road NJ To-
morrow" that rises from .
garden and runs around SD
through the Ford exposition.
Likewise, the tours drivers
wers picked fron the college
trained. specially instructed
regular corp. Of 100 Road n
Tomorrow" drivers.
New England exclaimed Mar
lorie. setting out They were the
first six states studied IN EeoF.
raphy. but ! never thought ~
actually get chance 10 visit
them
winch bespoke = lot IT snihnsss
ssu In Msrloris. the quistsr SISTER.
.ho studies for . masters degrees
IN Oriental textiles while she
works o. q secretary IN sssiils.
Honey" the iueks "mii-
hcnth,a 10 accustomed IA win
ming prizes. While . high
school student In Msnscn.
Washington. shs .as ebcsen
IN ss Apple Queen ~ the ia
NOUS Manson festival she
Was . princess ri the We
nsteh>e Apple Festival In
1898. Then. ma larisE In ees-
nosnles nj the University ~
Ws.hlaEtsa. she wss ssseefsS
a. one ~ the ala nost b~aosl-
fmi eseSs among her 400"
college mates. she graduated
in 1857. sud .. psst 20.
Msrjoris is foar years older.
both are blus-sysd. bfown.hsirsd
usids. Daughters ~ ~ orchard
lsi. they spent their childhood On
beautiful Lss. Chslsn. snd he
came champion squsplsnsrs ard
s<isrs They're Alphs Gamma
Delta girls and hoih plses vsys'
even ahead ~ sports smonE tnsir
fsyoriis thlnTs-to-oo
gsx months ago. Honey ara
Hsrjors bsgsn bong fpvfnsf.
Thsy had pisnnsd ana saved for
II for more ,hsn tao years II
took them down through ths
Canal Zone. 70 Eufops ana North
srn Africa
I'VE thought ws lat
couidn't 20 boms-efkf 49,
ing - fersign eoanffsss-
without seeing our own esss
coast and ths Worlds Fair.
said @Hesey." ''ss sssn 40
arrived. We naturally sshf
straight 10 the Nss tnxissa
and Maine bgiid,sxs--thst ~
sft<r we'd seen the Washing
ton state building
Thsy thought their Wait 70 me
sss England buildings sss ms
it.ekiest tbfna ys ever 1id," Mar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

Someone wants U rent your
spare rom psseh shsn nth q
Yast-Aetioa rsnsss Ws16 Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

GoLDENDAS.G Womsn NJ this
southern Washington estsis tonSr
relieve hairy ehss,s ana not wsis-
ksrsd faces make . cowboy manly.
The women ssld - to-day IN CIR.
eaIstinK petitions against IN sdirs
by the publicity committee for the
coIdsndale Jsmhores. . rodso. that
all men grow boards from Aug. I
70 sept 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Are We Helping to Play a Racket Game,

Are We Helping 10 Play Racket Game,
glance four northwest newspapers today revealed
that each contained almost similar tragic story:
with stealing one automobiles. In all II
the first offense chaked up against OF these lads
VIC mold no bref for boy automobile hisres-bt
40 say that, 10 eJtent. tho public is 10 blame
1t il the Of sutomohle-wheh
youth the fascinating all with
and speed.
Furthermore for boy who at al morally the auto
but also furnishes GETTING
AND THE LOOT AWAY FROM THE SCENE OF THE CRIME
Many Of these boys prank keep
when
and. they brand, a second is easy.
We mentioned that the public is to blame extent
for these crimes. We don't ALL driyers
careless who leave their keys in their when parked
Very fec Of these boy first offenders clever enough
IN criminal tcdgS 10 start n rs properly locked
but any bog step into that's unlocked, step the
starter aud dire aay the road 10 prison stolen
Let's of leave ourselves open indirect blame
for the plight of these lads; let's ALWAYS take the keys
from
Word From Joe Thomas!
The state safety inspection station located South
Tacoma about ready for formal opening and the
temporary which has been Puyaup has
been vacated by the state highway department.
However, Joe Thomas. who in charge Of this district
tells reporter will be TO suspend inspection
of for about two weeks while the finishing touches
being made at the station The second lane of inspec
ton equipment is just being installed and the work
be done faster attempt made TO the motorists
And according to joe it will be about the l4th 18th
of this month before operations resumed.
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Burnett 8
Sale I ak
Town
o2< Broadway Crowded
With Eager Duysvs fsv
Sensational Midsum-
msr Event.

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stssnd snis great MIununsxsmu
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- sesss e<fefv y ~ n1G1e0f -
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taii1ra no ~ eete a tE1rtYsnine
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SEVERAL <l6fssuNs sp-se-sne m6ne&o
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with sarnl.N.prvm eh>s4 nsn<oes
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dollars. spesssi - xnfIGe
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my esats. iovely nsny neehiaxss
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fscs saes1ay. enmeshtar s~see ~
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lssaes sss s~w sst1fne 4 fIftv-nsee
dollars ana esfty ssnfs. ~ fssty
sellsr sssmavs1 sssrs AZ ns~ seii-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Word From Joe Thomas!
Death Hats Its Retreat!

Every has to football
gets the day, the
champion merely opening
traffic safety improvement record has ben broken Be-
November of 1887 succeeding month showed
the month before Now at least this
inspiring death 10 end
of 1889 that traffic
are exactly those in 1888
20 than June
that increased traffic in 1889 giving him considerable
help gasoline consumption show good
per last year
immediate to be discouraged IN the night
traffic deaths being
conducted
speeding vacaons showed me increase that
spoiled record
death first began
that worth doing That the
szeable little existing the United States today
existence the fight traffic deaths had
not relentlessly pressed
business improved both elements
And that In turn
planning automobile
wheel to begin the tour to
will be careful"
Improved improved improved traffic direction will
question Of beating death back
off highways squarely with the at the wheel
individually collectively, the attack death
VIII a last make highways reasonably safe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
MarY's Back!

Mary Harrison private secretary to commissioner Of
public safety, back at her desk after rather extended
vacation to Honolulu with Treasure Island
Miss Harrison thinks the "Istands great place TO
pay after seeing the hos shoe she still rs Of the opinion
that good old Puget Sound the garden spot Of the cod
and she really means ii!
Il kept looking for the trees MI the time irds
nwau" she said There lots OF places TO play and
Honolulu is about the best hare visited but for a
place TO iue, gre Tacoma!
If coat of a successful vacation Miss Har-
rson record something for she certainly has what
il takes to prove she has been places and done things
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Initiated EyeIids i?

Battle them nth Lsyeptls. Prompt re-
lief. Use also for Immediate relief Of
infars<. ssrs. itching eyes -sr ~ssn
eyes feel tired ~ strained. Ne harmful
sruss- - yesys success. Get Lvsr,is "a
asy. (Eys-esp iseisss1.) AL drussisss-
An.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Former Queen" and Sister See
New England As Ford's Guests
Honey" and Marjorie corbIn Natives 81 Evergreen
State, Win I7-osy Tour As Lucky MaIionsh 70
Visit New England Exhibit 81 New Yoh fsir

NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR HELM Everybody calls
her Honey Corbn and Marjorie Corbn sports and travel
loving beauties from the state of Washington swept down
the famous elevated Road of Tomorrow the Ford
position here today l2day tour Of New England A Off
cial guests of the six states.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-07
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, Oct. /
Rev. }. Frederick Bailey in his last
Sundays sermon preached on "The
Solitary Things of Life" stressing the
Importance of being alone with God
The Junior choir sang two hymns. In
the evening, communion was served
Sunday Oct. s, a namesake of our pas
tor will occupy Shiloh's pulpit. Come
out and bring a friends to hear Rev.
Bailey preach.-All junior missionaries
OF West Medford are cordially invited
to attend the Missionaries Convention
at Metropolitan Baptist Church of
Boston at Z p.m.-Oct. Is in the after
noon the alumni of the Mystic Baptist
Union will present Rev. Roger VIII
hams OF Woburn as their guest speaker
at Their annual sermon.-Shiloh's BY.
~. IS now IN session with Mis- Bar
oara Digger at the helm every Sunday
at D 80 pm. All are cordially invited
Social
After spending 4S years of diligent
work In this community, Mrs. Florence
M. Jones, affectionately known as
Grandma jones', passed away FRIDAY
afternoon, Sept. 30. Her funeral was
held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Booker
where she resided. Before thronged
house, Rev. Bailey oficiated. The solo
lists was Mrs. G. Bailey. Interment was
at Oak Ridge Grove Cemetery. She
leaves a son, w. Fur; two daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Booker and Mrs. A las.
sister. The immediate relatives wish to
thank all for their kind responses and
servlces.-Rev. and Mrs. Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lovelace were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Duckett last
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Smith and
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DON'T FORGET
J. B. Johnson
BntrRral Ohappl
AND
GnttRral Sprutrp
A little cheaper and little better
sos SHAWMUT AVE. BOSTON
Tel. His. SI50-Night or Day Service
Member Virginia Club. ElEs etc.
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC

Training Glass; every Tuesday from
10000 pm. Mrs. Sara J. Carter
director.-The Ways and Means Com
mittee of the choir will sponsor a sup
per at the home of Mrs. Esther Hum
phrey, 81 Harvard Street, Everett on
Thursday, Oct. 19-First Fall meeting
of the Mems Club on Wednesday out
lined their years program. At prayer
service last Friday, Rev. Martin spoke
on DRY Bones" Monthly Teachers
Meeting was held Thursday-Manv
friends greeted at church services a
former Maiden resident, Mrs. Alice D.
McFadden of Morristown, Pa, who is
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Stokes.
Deacon and Mrs. Adguerson of LYNN
were visitors at Friday Prayer Service
and Sunday evening worship. the
guests of Mrs. Ida High of Madison
Street.-Annual Home Coming" SIM
day will be Oct. Is. Also the opening
OF the B.Y.PU. at $50 p.m-Mrs.
Dorothy Tanner is seriously i'll at
Boston City Hospital.
The Household of Ruth 1893 met
Tuesday at their new headquarters
Moose Hall, Chelsea Street. Everett
Following business, election of officers
for l939-1940 was held.-Wednesdav
the Fidelity Class" met in the vestry
to make fall plans.-A large group of
the "Alta-Lux" girls met at the Beebe
Jr. High School last Monday evening
Tor their first fal basketball practice,
Tuesday the club re-opened for the fall
at the "Y". A song fest was enioved,
The membership drive is now on for
Oct. 10. Miss Furmon NJ. Turner was
elected to fill the unexpired term of
the former secretary.-Get in before
Its to late for the Grand Fall opening
rally of the Junior Woman's Mission
airy Auxiliary of the United Bantist
Convention of Mass. and R. l., Sunday,
oct. ., 7 pm, at Metropolitan Bant
church Boston, Clarence Scott,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-07
BR0CKTON

BROCKTON, Mass, Oct. 9-The
trst annual clambake given Saturday
for the benefit of the Messiah BAPTIST
Church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Smith on Sterling Road proved
very successful. I've heard of going
to suppers or the kind and being,
served one helping, but I understand
at the clambake some were served at
least three times, and the food was
delicious. One would have thought
that Sterling Road was the entrance to
the Brockton Fair. Cars were parked
the whole length of the road
People came from far and near repre-
sentlng the South Shore, Cape Cod and
Boston. Joseph Carter was chairman
OF the ticket committee which included
William Turner, Edward Mallerv,
Harry. U. Bernard, Mesdames Augusta
Hawkins, Emma Morse, Louise Coos
BY Virginia Alexander, Mary Roberts.
katherine Smith and Sara Durham,
Inc mattresses included Mesdames
Allce h: Williams, Mary Roberts, Ina
butler, Florence Pima Linda Solomon,
the Misses Jean Outlaw, Dorothy
Scott, Airline Butler, Winifred and
Marion Gabriel, Shirley Butler Louise
Marrow and Corrine Butler. Bus bovs
were Norman Bernard, Paul Duarte
DAVID Harris, Eugene and BENJAMIN
Duarte F.. Life moves busilv alono
for Brockton students at their varions
colleges. All have settled down Ia
their studies and having gone safely
! through crush" week are now pledged
70 popular societies. Miss Mildred
Crombs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Gale of Old Colony So. and
MISS Marion Beach, daughter of Nv
and Mrs John Kersey of Snow 81
nave entered the Poro Hairdressino
school in Boston this week. Both oirIe
Will commute daily from their homes
= The Lincoln Cong1 Contest is now
well under way. There were many
enthusiastic members and friends
present Sunday and each member wa,
assigned to the different sides wifi
Mrs. Lena Ghomes as captain Of tbl
Red's" and Mrs. Louise Ford of tbt
Blues. 1t will be tough fight, III,
. REDS were just a little disappointa(
at being the losers but watch out tbi,
Sunday. The Lincoln Church ale,
begins its 42nd anniversary celebra
ton, Oct. 10 to the %. 1t will ono,
with the annual chicken supper. Thurs
day, Oct. 19.-Tickets are eoin,
pretty fast.-You'd better get yonr,
now. They are only soc.
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WOBURN
st. Johns Baptist Church
Rev. A. Roger Williams, Pastor

WOBURN, Mass, Oct. PA Row
val will be conducted at the church
beginning next Tuesday, October 10
and continuing till Oct. 20 bv Rev
JOSHUA Dennis of Boston, a pastor of
st. ohn's. Church, several years. ago,
hev' Dennis IS live wire preacher
and a very good gospel singer. He will
De glad to greet some of his former
pensioners during his stav in tbe
city. The pastor and the deacons have
arranged for series of PRAYER meet
lngs each night preceding the revival
sermon by Rev. Dennis. The members
and friends are invited to attend each
nlght.-Services at st. Johns Church
were, very well attended all dav last
Sunday: Rev. William Jackson, pas
Tor OF the First Baptist in Cliftondale.
preached in the morning from fine
subject The Whole Armour" The
pastor, Rev. Williams, preached an
interesting sermon in the evening. The
Lords Supper followed immediately
MISS Della Martin was the soloist for
the evening, Luther Yancev for the
day. Church School was held at noon
with a good crowd attending.-The
B.Y.B.U. held their opening last Sun
day at $50 pm. Hon. William r
Kane, Mayor of the City, was the
principal speaker. A large crowd at
tended.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pollins
and Miss Bessie Burwell were the din
ner guests of L. L. Greene at his
estate in Randolph, Mass, last Sunday
Mrs. Martha Finley is improving al
her home on Church Court.-Mrs
Martha A. Finley is improving at her
nome on Church Court. -Mrs. Mary
Scott is improving at her home or
Garleld Avenue.-The B. Y. P. u.
will hold their regular meeting next
Sunday in the church at $50 O'clock