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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-17

during the game.
For Gary Shelton, johnson
and Ross came up With niee
group scoring to put the lads
from Adkin district on the
winning side of the score. Shell
ton made 16, Johnson IL and
Ross 9 of the total. Padgett and
King, while not on the heavy
side of the actual scoring did
heir work well in keeping the
rerrors out of the danger zone.
Truly the best game this
section has seen for some time,
his tilt showed clearly that
asst breaking and accurate cage
play is at home in Mcdowell.
The lead was never a great one
for either team until the CLOS
ing minute when Johnson and
Shelton of the winners came ir
to score ten points for the mar
gin of victory.
klmball is still leading the
county by virtue of one game,
but is closely contested by Gary
and Elkhorn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-17

was held at Fieldale, Va. wero,
Mrs. Hattie Hairston, Mr.. Johr
Hairston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Hairston.
Mr.. Samuel Cannaday is con-
fined to his home because of ILL
ness. "a 50
S - 10y dNF
Little Opal Johnson is confin-
ed to her home due to Hines.
others on the community sick
list include: Mr.. George Watts
Little Robert Draper and Will
liam Wellington, Jr.
MIR. Yancey Bristol visited
friends in Gary Sunday.
Mrs. Mary English was visit
ing in Wilcoe Monday.
The community extends SYM
pathy to MIR. and Mrs. Dave.
Frances who recently lost their
son, Herbert. The Frances are
former residents of Wilcoe
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Conley High School Suffers

Conley High School Suffers
Two Neat Lacings
The local basketball team suf-
fered two close calls recently at
the hands of invading teams.
The Simmons team of Montgo-
merry out pointed the BLUE
Devils" 16 to Is, while George
X. SCOTS Little Blues" of Mt.
Hope won close fracas 23-10.
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WORTH, w. Va. NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Faulkner
of Roanoke, Va, were visiting
friends and relatives of Mrs.
Faulkner at Indian Ridge last
week. "a sS.s, =. IL
Mrs. Lue Johnson and Thelma
Griffin returned last week from
their holiday vacation in the
nations capital.
Miss l. S. Fullen went home
last Wednesday evening to be
with her mother on her birthday
at Saltville, Va. ~ :,xa,t
The flu struck with all it's fury
last weekend crippling school
and community. Mrs. Gardner,
third and fourth grade teacher,
is out Of school, also fifty or
more of the pupils on it's &C
count. The PTA meeting for
Monday evening had to be post
poned for the same reason.
MIR. Randolph Cooper of Rolfe,
is in the hospital suffering from
an old injury received in the
mines a few years ago.
Omena Johnson, a fifth grade
pupil fell last Friday on the ice
with a glass in her hand, and
cut the little finger of her right
and severely. She was treated
at Stevens clinic and allowed to
return home.
The Young Peoples club of the
Worth Methodist church, white,
will present the Young Peoples
choir of Galilee Baptist church
in recital Monday evening, Jan.
20, at 7:30 P. M.
The pastor, Rev. r. H. McKoy,
will have charge of the services
at Galilee Baptist church Sun
day. The public is invited to
worship with us.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY TO LEND to schooI
teachers in Mcdowell and adj
joining counties, on easy month.
ly repayment plan. No CO.
signers required. Address: Loan,
=. o. Box No. 308, Lynchburg,
Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-17

AhiSo hllt JoChSOIl, mIS. SIldl
lotte Jackson and Mr.. Dave Tur-
ner motored to Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turner
and family visited friends in
Litwar Saturday.
Mr.. Herold Bristol and Miss
PHYLLIS Walker were visiting
in Welch Sunday.
Mr.. Ernest Lucky called on
friends in Wilcoe Yard Sunday.
Mr. Bootsie Barksdale motor
ed to Logan Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Benson is on
the sick list.
Mr.. Jim Waller sustained in
juries to his foot while at work
in the mines Saturday.
The community extends it's
sympathy to Mrs. Hattie Hairs
ton and family who recently
lost their brother, Mr.. Dave
Galloway Those who attended
the funeral and burial, which
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The officers of the church
were installed at the evening
service. There were thirty in all,
some succeeding themselves for
twenty years.
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this week are Mrs. c. H. Mills.
Charlie Perkins and Mrs. VIII
Spencer.
ECHOES FROM WYOMING
BY Beatrice Hazard

! The caption "Echoes from
Wyoming" should be be dubbed
whispering Hope" if ones
feelings had anything to dc
with writing. AS | attempt to
write this column the influenza
is preying heavily upon me.
However, I have eked out a
little news other than "ilu news"
dabble. 49,.
between a 'Kerchoo' and dabble:
Messrs. John Flippcn James
d. Hubbard James l.. Scott, w.
Curtis and Carl Hazard attend
ed a meeting Of principals and
coaches in Beckley Saturday.
Mrs. Minttry Minor had as a
guest Miss June M. Jefferson of
Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs George Johnson
were visitors in Roanoke, Va. re-
GENTLY. Master James Johnson
II, also accompanied them.
Miss Beatrice Taylor, home
economics teacher of Conley
high school, has purchased a
Dodge Deluxe ,ss
i.,.--..sG
Those i'll of influenza: Mrs.
Corrine Johnson, Mr.. Herbert
Coins, Mrs. Josephine Cook,
Mrs. Savalia Lewis, Mrs. Mary
Solmon and Mrs. B. Hazard.
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The services were largely at
tended on the first church day.
The pastor preached an inspir-
ing sermon at the morning wor-
ing worship. Text was from
Phil. a;13-18.
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CLASSIFIED

WANTED - Opportunity to
sing Blues or Swing, with a
string band or orchestra.
Write James billiard
Keystone, w. Va.
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GARY NEWS

John Penn is i'll as his home
suffering a severe attack of in
fluenza.
T.
Mrs. Maggie Shoates enter
tanned the trustee board of
Conley Chapel church at her
home last week.
Mrs. Charles King of High
land avenue is on the sick list.
The community was shocked
to learn of the death of Herbert
Frances, popular Gary youth
and a graduate of West Virginia
State Teachers college. Young
Frances was killed in an auto
mobile accident at Gary early
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Sam Weathers is visiting
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relatives and friends in North
Carolina.
Mrs. |. w. White has been i'll
at her home for several days.
Mrs. l.. A Perkins was shop
ing in Welch Monday.
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The Live Wire Sunday school
class is setting a new record for
1941. Miss Loretta Webster and
Miss Susie Mae Ward are on the
honor roll for the week. Being
on time and having prepared
leon makes a student of the
student eligible for the weeks
honor roll. Those late are placed
in the "dog house." This plan
is attracting considerable at
tention and lots of fun as we'll.
The class officers are: Mrs. S.
Adams, teacher for the 9Th
year; Henry T. Adams, Presi-
dent; Susie Ward secretary.
The Flat Top Ushers Board
Union will hold the mid-winter
meeting Sunday afternoon at
300 o'clock at Hiawatha, w. Va.
Among those on the sick list
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-01-17

Mr.. Miller, wife of the pastor,
remains in on account of the in
jury sustained in a fall four
months ago.
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wILCoE NEWS

Mr.. Walter Cardwell, Junior,
Miss Lila Jackson, Mrs. Char
lotte Jackson and Mr.. Dave Tur-
ner motored to Alabama.
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Mrs. Lue Johnson and Thelma
Griffin returned last week from
their holiday vacation in the
nations capital.
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Miss 1. S. Fullen went home
last Wednesday evening to be
with her mother on her birthday
at Saltville, Va. ~ sssa.,t
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The pastor, Rev. r. H. McKoy,
will have charge of the services
at Galilee Baptist church Sum-
day. The public is invited to
worship with us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Y-Ed Girls 10 See Sun
Valley Pictures

Mr.. Perry Cole, city passenger
agent for the Union Pacific rail-
road and Mr. Barrock Crooks. Sun
Valley representative and former
Olympic games contestant for the
United States al Germany. will
present motion pictures Sun Val
ley Holiday and Spring Ski
Chase" at the Tuesday meeting of
the Y-Ed club at the Y. W. c. A.
Georgia Hofto. Shirley Anderson
and Mickey fMsxine) Anderson.
pupils Of Miss Jackie Duchsrme
will give novelty dance numbers.
Glasses To be held from until
2 o'clock include modern home
flower arranging. Miss Jennie
johnson. chairman. party ideas.
Miss Myrtle Dahl. chairman. book
reviews. Miss Jean Veazis. chair
man. knitting. Amelia Benign.
golf under the direction Of Mr.. Ray
Ball. bridge, with Mrs. Roydsn
Doud. and swimming.
Dinner reservations may be
made BY calling the Y ". c. A. BY
1000 Tuesday.
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INV ~ NAaf - V VI lfAHtthtNts
Details Of the fashion sh0N are
being arranged BY Mrs Maurice
Finnegan. assisted ~ members ~
tho guild - models Including Mrs
Henry o. Waiksr. Mrs. stuart
Wslch. Mrs Richard ffDdgs. Mrs..
HarDins AOnros. Mrs. Maurice
Finnsgsn. Mrs. Victor Vine. Mrs..
Frederick Haines. Jr.. and Miss
Barbara Rothermsi.
~ Anasa Guild IL : nsN group
~ Christ church and the members
hope 10 make thAs first large
social function an annual affair.
Members - fns group are Mrs
Harry Edward Miller. presidens
Mrs. Naurlcs FinneKsn. recording
secretary. Mrs. Victor Wins. pub.
hcity chairman Mas Barbara
Ro,hsrmsl treasurer. Mrs. Henry
q. WALKER. Mrs stuart Wsieh.
Mrs Frederick Hslnss r. Mr.
Hugo Hstzisr. r.. Mr. Neal Rob
srfs. Mira HArbins Monroe. Mrs.
William Buchanan. Hrs Robsft
Peiffer. Mrs Richard Hodge. Mrs.
Kari Richardson ard Niss Jessie
Mas smith-
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Study Group 10 Meet
With Seattle Member

Mrs. 1onn Lefnon. zTt1 tstn ~ i.
r. ". Seattle. sili - bostsss for
the i4nebson meeting ~ Epsilon
sigma ofnieron study group u ths
Aria and Science eiub on Tuesday
afternoon. Special guests sgil D.
Mrs n y TenpletoB. state dlrse-
tor u n \. O. and Mrs. Jeanne
Martin
Mrs. Winfield syphsr vii rsyis~
''womsn's Coming o. Age Dy
s. u. sehmslhsus<n and Mrs.
Emory LsanOn Will discuss How
Green Vas Ny valley" BY Richard
Lls~eliyn.
Wemsn ~ the Neo<s viii hold
their weekly posture and gym
classes IN the Moose Lodge nail a.
: o'elocs Tuesday.
Following THIS class there zill
BE- officers and escorts practices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Goodwill Auxiliary
Meets tuesday

The Taeoma Goodwill womsns
auxiliary Will meet in lie club
rtSomr. zs5s ~. Tacoma ave Tass-
day 81 II S'cioek Mrs u. l..
Burlsy presiding Dsyotions BY
8fs { - siisr u First Baptist
church The auxiliary NlII honor
ia Lincoln chapter that day. Tns
president. Mrs Myrtle Rlyafd siii
tell ~ the work the group IL doing
In ths south Taeoms district.
A. meeting N Mrs. Bafisyrs
home Tuesday - ths executive
board If the auxiliary. plans we're
made fer i,s MAJ luncheon sad
the date sst for May - AZ tns
Goodwill plant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Reserve Officers
To Entertain
Annual Spring Formal Az
Fireresi April 10

The week end Of April 26
vii be highlighted by a dane
Ing party of military char
aeter when members of the
Tacoma chapter. Reserve Of
ficers' Association. entertain
AZ their annual spring formal
ball al Fircrest Golf club.
Il. Marvin Scott, president Of
the local reserve group. has asked
Il. Elmer Berglund TO be chairman
for the evening. He will be assisted
BY 1t. Allen Ferguson. vice presi-
dent Of the association. and 1t.
Carl Berglund. secretary Of the
organization.
The affair will be open to mem
bers Of the association. their wives
and guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Easter Tea 10 Be Given
thursday Afternoon

Women of Sixth Avenue Bap-
fist church are looking forward
TO the Easter tea which will be
given Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the church parlors. The
affair is an annual one just before
Easter to which members and
friends Of the church and mothers
Of the Sunday school are especially
invited.
Mrs Webster. a state officer Of
the Baptist womens society. will
be the guest speaker of the after
noon and Mrs. Garnet Young will
give an Easter reading.
Mrs. l.. f. Hagemann Of the
Radio Gospel league will be soloist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Study Of Mexico TO
Continue for Delphians

Delphian Alumnae will meet at
the Y. W. c. A Tuesday with Mrs.
C. z. Griffith presiding for the
brief business session. Mrs. A. n.
BUS will be supervisor for the
study Of Mexico City"
Mrs. r. !. Sanders, Mrs. Griffith.
Ms. Buis and Mrs. n. 2 Wood
Will discuss Races and Castles Of
Population. Architecture Of Old
Mexico, History Of the Theater. %
Home Life and Customs" and
Libraries and Museums. Mrs. r.
=. Elder viii review FL Supreme
By White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Bells Are Entertained
In New Home Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell Of
Fircrest were surprised last Satur-
day evening when group Of
friends gathered at their new
home. The evening was spent in
games and moving pictures.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
lyle Meuller. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Farley. The Bells were presented
with a gift.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Seattle Couple
To Wed Here
Garden Wedding Planned
BY Miss Hendricks, Fisnce

Two young Seattle-ites who
are betrothed, will come TO
Tacoma to be married in the
garden of the Day Island
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Wicks. They are Miss Norine
Hendricks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Hendricks,
and Mr.. Robert Martin.
On Thursday afternoon at |
o'clock Mrs. Wicks entertained
in Miss Henrick's honor at her
attractive home.
Guests were served luncheon at
l o'clock. Those present were
Mrs. Alice Mccormick of Tacoma.
grandmother of the bride-elect.
Mrs. A. w. Hendricks. her mother,
Mrs. r. NJ. Beckett and Mrs Larry
Pritchett. all of Seattle. Mrs Rex
Pierce. Mrs n. G. Schneider. Mrs
G. T. Crockett. Mrs. r. o. John
son and Mrs. T. r. Hall.
May IL has been chosen by Miss
Henricks for her wedding day.
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Ernest F. Feroelia's
Welcome Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Feroglia,
3e43 No. Both. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of son,
Gary Alan. at Tacoma General
hospital. Welcoming the baby are
q sister. Audrey Lee and grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fer
oglia. and Mr.. and Mrs. d. q.
SNYDER.
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Prosoh Club viii Meet
With Mrs. Miller Wednesday

Mrs George n. Miller. Clover
Creek. will entertain members Of
Prosoh study club Al their next
meeting. Wednesday afternoon at
l o'clock Business will follow the
luncheon hour. Mrs. l.. l. Becker
will preside over the meeting dur
ing which Mrs Carroll Gordon
will present paper on Or. Flor
ence Sabin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Mrs. Bisel Hostess
For Study Club

Mrs. J W BHel. 1917 No
Steele. will be hoateas for the
meeting Of Alpha Study club Mon
day AZ 2 p. m. The program IN
oludes current topics BY Mrs
Sherman Ingells. and book re
view. The 81 Lawrence River
fBestonl. by Mrs. Herman Nord-
fors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Mothers Club 10 Meet al
Jones Residence Monday

The regular Monday evening
meeting of the Cedar Rainbow
Mothers club will be held on Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs
NJ. C. Jones. 4055 Fawcett ave.
Mrs. L. r. Rinfrock and Mrs. c.
II. Schorer will assist the hostess
Final plans Cor the telephone
card parties TO be held April 19
will be made. Mrs. Oscar Haug-
land will conduct the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Mrs. Fairhursi
To Open Home
Csiholie Women 10 Meet
Wednesday, for Sock Tell

Mrs. Christopher ". Arendt
will be presented In . hoax
talk on Wednesday afternoon
when members Of the Tacoma
Catholic Woman's club meet
for business and tea ~ the
home Of Mrs. Cyril J. Fair
hurst.
During tho business hour Mrs..
rhsadar. osffnsy gill make an
announcement concerning the an
nusl ciab luncheon 10 hs h~id In
May.
Ths club moderator. the Hss.
A. J. krshsbsrh. ~ili make an an.
nounosmsnt u interest 10 the
membership aisn The COMMITTEES
planning nest year. project gill
also report.
Assisting Mrs. Faifhufst for thu
tea hour ALI be Mrs Dor. Class.
Mrs. James NJ Hssiy. Mrs Thsos
dors gsffnsy ard Mrs. Jsmss n.
Mekans
Ruth ssrese. Plymouth Gsesse0s-
ts,asi church. ~iii meet wedn~s-
day for q noon hsneneon III ,h<
hons ~ Mrs Ruin Dspsis. sJoz
a. XuH4... -. Nj. W.T. $780,
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Auxiliary VIII Have Luncheon
TUESDAY, Afternoon

Cedar auxiliary, o. f. S. will
meet Tuesday at the So. 3sth st.
Masonic hall for 12:45 luncheon.
Cards and needlework will follow
Hostesses will be Mesdames II. H.
Jackson. &. o. Hucksba. II. Glenn,
Nettie Ludwick. and f. l. Duttery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

Mrs. Harry Mayor. 1909 %
Lidsr vii open her home next
saturday for the first meeting II
the newly Installed worthy ma.
irons Of Pierce county and Ysln-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Miss Newsch~ander 10 Have
House Guest This Week

Miss Katherine Newsohwander
daughter of Mrs. W. W. New
schwander. 30i5 n. Warner st,
Will entertain Miss Anne Clark
Of Pasadena. Calf. during Reed
college Easter holidays, April 5-l3
Mss Newsohwsnder and Miss
Clark are roommates at Reed. Both
are freshman students.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Marriage Solemnired
thursday

Ms Elizab~th Gould az 10.
stseis. yas married Thursday IA
the home u her nstsr. Mrs. Anna
chrlsts1sen. 10 Mr.. William ~.
Loofborrox II Olympia The Rev.
John EnseIfnann offielatsd-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Bridge Tea, Style Show April z
Planned by New Christ Church Guild
Prominent Young Tacoma Women Arranging Party in
Wells Hall Woodland Theme Chosen FOR Discussions

Wells Hall of Christ Episcopal church will be the
Of fashion show and bridge tea the afternoon of
Tuesday. April o. Entertaining this time will be members
Of ST. Annes Guild Mrs. Henry O. Walker mas been
pointed general chairman by the president Mrs Harry Ed
ward Miller president Of the guild assisted by Mrs Victor
Vine h CHARGE OF nuhliciiY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

The Tssoms Neman's study rtse
hss ssns~iies ~ Arsfi : sssss dav
vsses ~sii ~ n~,a Instead shs Ist-
tor part ~ My
~ prnhahls ~ f1rst tine N
the hlsssry ~ shs sisk. sh> sntsve
s'Hss ~ esf,srvs a ~ uvoep ~as
reelected ~ ~ mnee r>eeNe
msestna rNsy lseiusssl
Mrs. D. ~ 9itiss. rveundeNs.
Mrs.. G 4. snvs~w. vsss pvsuo~pee;
NJ W. Z. rNhss. rsr~v1ino 80
rstary. Mss. Matte kennA -
responding ss~rstsry. snA M
Arthur , na<n>r. study 1lssstns.
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The wssnln9tnr state NsHses
association wtll inset Monday q q
Tn hoard NJ dirs~toss wiII meet ~
7 IN the auditorium ~ shs ns1>esl
Arts building
Mr. George ~ v nruwn. -
misisssstor for Pierce eoanty vel.
fsse. vii iairod,sss me gsseee
sa~ssss. Mr. Calvin X Nsebs1e.
psrsannsi director ~ sbs sessaa
security department. from otym-
pie. ~ho~~ subI~es wfIi ~ ~TNs
Merit system and Hoe n App,sss
70 NURSES
Ho~ssss~s usii 10 Mi~ pose~
Thea ksppnAn. Mrs. J ~ tAmh.
Mis- frvns sisds. nlss Nay
bryan. Mrs kissnw Gar. Mi1s
Myra Carr. Mlss flsuiss HsssssA
and Miss Wanda vv~Asst<h.
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fhilcmathsa rinb wtll meot
Tuesday ~ Ism IN shs nslisswins
library nv lssneh srd . nsssssenp
nesting NV JnsspN Lvwen. .
]. member - The fseuIly. wsu
address the club m me Triple ~Ths
Necessity NJ the crcss ~ chrsss /"
James risspstvsss. NE sn~ AZ
Mr. and Mrs . rtsapstrsek os
7sis noush Tseoms svpuue. vNe
reeensiy won shs sIosasioe sastess.
~sil give he winning semhes. ny
first Recital
Mrs. Charles nehslss. hssssss.
~iIi be assisted ny ~ msmhsrs
n The eiuh. Nrs T. l.. ns~ssIi.
president. announces that ears wiii
meet the hasses from ~ To !
a'eloeh.
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Vdccinate Children as
Safeguard for School >

During an epidemic in my own
city about twenty years ago, OF .
most malignant form Of smallpox
my office and the Offices OF my
medical friends were crowded wltE
people clamoring to be vacclnateq.
They had never been vAcci4etep
before and had never seen the shd-
cessity of it until some real zap
cases were just at their door.i
Children are particunsfyz!ssa
ceptible to smallpox and should,
of course, be vaccinated long b.
fore they go to school. Vacclnatihf
of children is not nearly as h4Id
on them as the first vaccination Of
an adult. In fact. ona Ama{h4hn
physician recommends snf&llf1k
vaccination on a child as som sas
it is born; certainly at the aga Of
six months or q year, thel first
smallpox vaccination should be
done.
Smallpox immunity ,bsgins ~
run out about the fftAiYeaf4@
re-vaccination at tAit time fil
usually result in a take, showing
that the child u.s. not immune to
smallpox.
OF the students who matrlcu-
lated at a certain college, approx
mately one-fourth had never been
vaccinated against smallpox, and
approximately %two-thirds wer IN
some degree susceptible. Only
about 60 of the group had been
vaccinated more than once prev
ously. Compulsory vaccination OBJ
tains in some places but voluntary
submission as a result Of a FULL
knowledge Of the situation IS much
the better course.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. C%lendeninE has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents in coin. and = self-addressed envelope
stamped with q three-cent stamp, 10 Dr.
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet. indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing, instructions for the Treatment Of
Disbetes". Feminine Hygiene aud The
Care Of the Hair n Skin.