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Evening star., 1942-01-18

Central Casting. She's through as
an extra"
"Yes, I suppose 70. Well. I'm go
ing now. Johnny. Nice to see you.
There was q clamor In the res
taurant, and the bar was suddenly
deserted. A piddle-aged man with
the build Of q football player was
swaying drunkenly, shouting insults
at Lvia and her escort.
Bruce to the Rescue.
Bruce shouldered his way through
the crowd. His fist landed squarely
on the jaw of the drunken man,
whose legs folded as though they
were made of India rubber. The
crowd thickened around them.
He said I took his wife from
him." whimpered Antonio, "and
then Miss Wayne told him he was
drunk, and" 1t was q wonder
full break for the photographers.
One of them asked Antonio:
who is she?"
"A society girl from the East" he
told them. Veronica Wayne"
Why did you do that" Livia de-
manded furiously Of Bruce.
why did II" lie was now as
angry as Livia. you wanted pub
licity, didn't you? Well, you got it"
Livia was almost in tears. Don't
worry" said Bruce, "ThisI get your
picture in lot of papers, He
laughed contemptuously and left
her.
Yes. her picture was in the papers
the next day. The drunk had once
been a movie star. The incident
made good newspaper reading
pretty girl, old-time star. handsome
stunt-man defender. Livia writhed
as she read the highly colored
stories.
She tried to comfort her uneasy
heart. 1t was publiciiy-as Bruce
had taunted her. But this meant
she had lost him forever.
The telephone rang. It was the
publicity man she had hired the
Gay before.
Say. you don't need = press
agent" ne said admiringly. She
felt better, as though the fight had
been her idea. IF I don't get you
a movie contract by the end Of the
month you can fire me-" he added
IN probably have to-" said Livia
but not until she had put the re-
ceiver down.
Livia Makes Progress.
The next few weeks were . kalei-
doscopic whirl-Santa Anita in the
afternoon. Chasen's on Sunday
nights. Ciro's on Thursdays and
Saturdays, the Brown Derby fol-
lunch, Victor Hugo's for cocktails
night clubs. She went to all the
important fashion shows And
bought some of the more daring
models. Her name appeared in
print at least once every two days
One evening one Of the younger
movie stars escorted Livia to thu
opening of a play at the Biltmore
He was besieged by a crowd ol
clamoring adolescen. fans.
who's she?" Llvia heard somt
one demand.
Dunno, but we'd better get hel
autograph-just In case
Livia signed her name, hoping
that the producer just ahead o.
her had eyes at the back OF hi!
head.
During this period Livia paid {
: brief visit to Vera and her hus.
band. Her sister was delighted with
the long, sleek car and Livia's I1ev
Evening star., 1942-01-18
West Virginians'
ReceptiOn Tuesday

The West Virginia Society Of the
District will hold it, congressional
reception and dance In the new ball
room Of the Shoreham Hotel at $50
pm. Tuesday. Members of West
Virginia's congressional delegation
have accepted invitations to attend.
Dancing will begin promptly at
10 o'clock, Tables will be provided
for those desiring to play cards.
All West Virginia service men In
uniform will be guests Of the society
upon proper Identification.
Mr.. John w. Smith Is chairman
of the Reception Committee and will
be assisted by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Glen
Bray, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Judson Find
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Elonza T. Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Werner and
Mr.. John L. Buteman.
New membership cards may be
obtained from Mrs. Pearl r. Bar
rows, AS Emerson street NV, or
at the door on the night Of the
dance.
President of the society Is Mr..
c. M. Smell, 500 Bonifant street,
Silver Sprin1 NJ
Evening star., 1942-01-18
D. A. r. Unit
Will Hear
Gillette
Correct Use of Flag
Committee Plans
Meeting Wednesday

Senator Gillette of Iowa will ad-
dress the Correct Use of the Flag
Committee, Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at the chapter house.
The program will include patriot
ic songs by Miss Jeanne Tyser, ac-
companied at the piano by Miss
Leathanna Bready. Mrs. Harry G.
Oberholser, State regent, will bring
greetings, and Mrs. Charles H.
Plotner, committee chairman, will
preside.
Mrs. Oberholser will be honor
guest at other meetings this week.
Continental Chapter will entertain
her at dinner at $50 o'clock to-
morrow at the Dodge Hotel. Mrs.
Pearl M. Shaffer, State chairman OF
national defense, also will be a
guest. Out of town members who
will be present are Misses Mary and
Louise Durham OF Marion, Iowa.
Mrs. Oberholser
Again to Be Guest.
independence Bell Chapter will
entertain for Mrs. Oberholser Tues
day evening at Martha Washington
Seminary, 3460 Sixteenth street
NV. Mrs. Meta G. Miller, vice re-
gent, will be hostess.
The chapter has indorsed Mrs.
Russell H. Stine for District record
ing secretary. Mrs Stine, past re-
gent of the chapter, is now State
chairman of the Junior American
Citizens Committee.
A reception will be given by the
Col. James Mccall Chapter in hon.
or of Mrs. Claude Allen Cooke. State
registrar, from to II pm. Thurs
day at the chapter house Other
State officers and Mrs Wilfred j.
Chairman, chairman of the Filing
and Lending Bureau Committee,
will share honors with Mrs. Cooke.
Pictures of Boys Club
Will Be Shown.
Pictures of the Boys Club OF
Washington and its camps will be
shown at a meeting of Constitution
Chapter at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
chapter house. Arthur I'yfe. di-
rector of the Central Branch of the
club, will show the pictures and
Mrs. Stine will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Thomas Hardie Seay has
been Endorsed for the position Of
librarian general by Constitution
Chapter.
Following a meeting of Fort Nc
Henry Chapter Wednesday at the
chapter house, Mrs. Delos W..
Thayer, State chairman of Ellis
Island, and Mrs. Roger Williams,
State representative. National His
torical Magazine, will speak.
A benefit card party will be given
by Fort McHenry Chapter at 8 pm.
Saturday at the chapter house. Pro-
ceeds will 60 toward the schools
and other philanthropic work.
Sarah Franklin Chapter will meet
Wednesday at the home Mrs. Will
liam D. Ogden and Mrs. George L..
Simpson in Alexandria.
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clothes. Lvia was the bright one
Of the family.
when will zee you IN pictures7'
asked Vera lovingly.
"soon." lied her dster.
How much are they paying your
asked the more practical George
Livia evaded his question and left
shortly afterward.
The days were slipping by and still
the flm offers had not come
through.
ANY day now" the agent kept
telling her. It seemed that one pro-
ducer was out Of town for a few days
and with another 1t was q question
of salary. Meanwhile, she must be
seen everywhere and be talked about
You couldn't stage another
fght?' he suggested.
NO" definitely, no." Livia said.
"Okay, okay. I was only asking"
A Two-Month Campaign.
She began to drink q Ittle-not
much-but a highball or two was
necessary to keep her smiling bright
ly at 2 and in the morning and
dancing and talking with animation
She wrote out checks with happy
abandon, and at first kept careful
note OF the sums expended. She had
decided at the beginning that she
would allow only two months for
her experiment. If at the end OF that
time she had not received a movie
offer, she would try some other way
Of breaking into films.
SO she was not worried. and paid
the bills as they came. 1t was now
the end of the fifth week, and Liyia
was breakfasting late In bed and
reading her morning mail-moetly
advertisements from tradesmen.
One letter caused her to stop eat
ing. It was from the restaurant
where she had taken some Of hel
new friends. It contained the check
she had given, with a note from thu
proprietor threatening legal pro-
ceedings unless she Immediately SEN
cash in lieu Of the check, which hae
been returned owing to insufdcien
munds. Livia frantically called thu
manager Of the bank. He was yer!
sorry.
your account with US is over
drawn"
How much?"
1t was only $35. But In panic Livil
remembered the checks she had pai'
out yesterday.
mo. they haven't come through
yet" she was informed
What am I to do?" she asked him
Il suggest you raise some money
quickly" said the bank odicial-an'
rang OF.
What am I to do?" Livia aske,
herself helplessly.
Continued tomorrow.
(Copyrisht 1p42, by Sheila Graham)
Evening star., 1942-01-18

to Bruce. He followed her slowly.
We'll have that table in the
corner" she said briskly to the wait
er and turned to Bruce for ap-
proval.
He was staring in mingled be-
wilderment and relief at girl with
auburn hair in a clinging white eve
ming gown and a white ermine coat
over her shoulders. With her was
a. sleek, dark-haired young man In
full evening dress. Bruce walked
slowly toward Livia, followed closely
by the countess.
They told me you weren't reg
istered here" Bruce said. Llvla
started, but recovering quickly,
aniled at Bruce. His eyes wan
dered from her ermine coat. then
back to her eager eyes, then to her
escort, who seemed uncomfortable
and was studying the table.
Wont you introduce me to your
friend?" said the countess to Bruce.
The man with Livia looked up at
that and murmureo:
Hello, Maggie
The countess ignored him and sat
next to Livia.
What will you all have to drink"
she said brightly.
'I have to talk to Livia alone. Will
YOU both excuse us?" Bruce said.
You must settle whatever you
have to in five minutes said the
countess with forced gaiety. An
tonic will entertain me-" And she
elared at the uncomfortable escort
Livia Reveals Plan.
Livia followed Bruce into the
lounge. They sat down silently IN
two armchairs with a low cocktail
table between them. Bruce rolled
cigarette with slow deliberation,
and waited for her to speak.
I've changed my name Llvia
said. I'm now Veronica Wayne
She paused, waiting for his COM
ment. But he said nothing. I'm
going to crash into the movies from
the top" she continued with a note
of defiance. She told him OF the
humiliating scene with Alice Della
ware. I'm through working as an
extra"
Where dye get the coat?" he
asked. Livia stroked the ermine and
giggled.
"It's all part of my plan. I hired
it; it cost me $25 for the evening"
It suppose you also hired that
that" Bruce nodded his head IN
the direction Of the bar. She
laughed.
"Yes-he was a little cheaper-$lC
for the evening. Oh, don't be SC
shocked. It's all very respectable
The escort bureau fires them II they
get fresh or anything"
Bruce's jaw set in a hard line
Evening star., 1942-01-18

But Livia refused to be offended.
"It's my money, isn't it?"
THE legacy
"Yes. What was the use Of 81 500
in the bank? 1t was making the
bank richer. I can use 1t to get a
good movie job"
Maybe
Bruce Disapproves.
so" she continued lightly, "for
as long as my money holds out I'm a
wealthy society girl from the East.
have car-they gave me a very
special rate, and it's a beauty. I
have good wardrobe-furs l can
hire, and the jewels" she shook
the three bracelets on her wrists
they're phoney."
you're crazy" said Bruce.
What have I got to lose?"
Fifteen hundred dollars. Where
are you going with that gigolo?'
ITO the Spotlight restaurant first
That's where the big g-shots 60, isn't
it?"
Il wouldn't know. My salary as a
Stunt-man-"
Please don't be like that. Bruce.
He stood up. Antonio must be
getting impatient"
The Countess frightened again al
sight of Bruce.
We'll, good-by, Miss Clarkson-ol
is it Miss Wayne? Well anyway
good-by-and good-by, Antonio,
said the Countess. Come and SEE
me some time-both of you" Shit
hurried after Bruce.
You're having dinner with me?'
she pleaded with him.
IF you don't mind. I'd like to b.
excused" Bruce slammed the doc
Of her car shut. Take the counties
home" he told the chauffeur ant
grinned at her expression Of indig
| nation.
He walked toward Hollywood
Livia-she needed spanking Blu
she was able to take care of herself
And, anyway, what was 1t to him
He stopped at a drive-in and or
dered a sandwich and coffee. H
decided to drive back immediatel
to Lake Arrowhead. There wa
nothing for him to do in town any
way.
Bruce Checks Up.
He went to his apartment ant
changed his clothes. 1t meant goin
out of his way, but he drove to tn
Spotlight Restaurant.
There were the usual photogra
pliers and the usual crowd at tn
long bar. He searched the gree
and silver restaurant. Livia wa
dancing with Antonio. She SCENE,
happy enough and was laughing a
something Antonio was whispering
But Bruce was reluctant to leave.
He ordered some beer and dram
it slowly, watching prominent mo
ton picture people come in. Al
agent paused and said to Bruce:
II thought you liked only tn
great open SpaceS?'
That's right" replied Bruce. TIL
agent wandered into the restaurant
his eyes seeking the important peo
pie he would make 1t his bushes
to greet.
Johnny Enfield and his wife.
good looking, thin-faced societ
woman from New York, came In an,
halted when they saw Bruce.
Aren't you on location?" sal
Enfield.
I'm on my way"
"You heard about this morning?
Bruce nodded. That Delaware,
said Enfield, vindictively. TOO ba'
for Livia. I was trying to help hel
But I'm afraid she's OF the list q
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Couple Married
In British Guiana

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gardner o1
Washington announce the marriage
of their niece. Miss Louise STAN
bach, to Mr.. Everett William
Meiners, also of Washington, the
ceremony taking place November q
in st. Thomas Presbyterian Church
GEORGETOWN, British Guiana.
Mr.. Meiners is the son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry G. MeinerS.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Facts No
Married Woman
Should Be Denied

It 10 every wife's right to know certain
facts Her greatest happiness, her physical
and mental well.being, may be at stake.
Yet thousands unknowingly use over
strong solutions Of acids for the douche
which can burn. scar and desensitize deli
cate tissue. ..
Today such doubts and unhappiness,
such risks are needless. Science has given
womankind Zonite. So powerful. it kills
instantly all germs and bacteria with
which it comes in contact. Deodorizes-
by actually destroying odors. Proteca
personal daintiness. Yet! Zonite is nom
caustic., non.poisonous. safe for delicate
tissues. Over 20. 0.O0O, 600 bottles bought
Get Zonite at your druggist today.
Frso Oook Tets lseimseo Fsees
Frankly written booklet Feminine Hy.
giene Today" mailed FREE. in plain
wrapper. Write: Zonite. Dept. 328C,
$40 Lexington Ave-. New Yoek. n. Y.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
State Society Dance

The Congressional dance of the
Minnesota State Society will take
place at Hotel 2400 Saturday night
January "a, beginning at 9:3C
o'clock, and continuing until
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Sorry Thief Returns Loot

SYRACUSE, N. Y. (R.-Deputy
Sheriff Edward Risko. assigned to
investigate theft of small articles
from an automobile, found this note
and the articles in the vehicle:
Stolen goods returned Sorry. It
taught me a lesson. Never do it
again"
Evening star., 1942-01-18

(Copyrisht, 1912. by Sheila Graham)
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Official Air in Bethesda
And Lower Montgomery
Many Service People Are Moving
Into Residences in Nearby Area;
DR.. Charles Wheatley New Arrival

people from the Army Navy and Marine
Bethesda that the lower
communities taking quite ohdctal air.
entering into the life OF the
with defense activities the older
residents.
Dr. Charles Whae commander in the Navy and
Bethesda OF
Vile Tennessee Dr. Wheatey was on
duty n Washington for three terms
late Samuel Wheaty
missioner lived the large white house
Evening star., 1942-01-18

the corner OF GlenDrOOk ROAD anu
Wilson lane and now that he is sta
toned in Washington again Dr.
wheatley and Mrs. Wheatley have
moved into the place and are re-
modelling it. Mrs. Wheatley has
been too busy with paper hangers
and painters to give much time TO
social life or defense work, but be-
fore many weeks she expects to en-
tertain some of the friends she knew
in former days here and to enroll IN
some of the classes.
Another new family in Edgemoor
Is that of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Charles
H. Noble. who have the residence OF
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Edward II.
Brooks. who are now in Fort Riley,
Kans. Mrs Noble has already
registered for defense work and IS
IN one of the local nutrition classes.
Capt. and Mrs. Holt
Arrive From Chicago.
A newcomer to Somerset whose
work with the National Library Tor
the Blind has occupied much OF her
time since she came here Is Mrs.
r. w. Holt, wife of Capt. F. W..
Holt, U. S. N. Capt. Holt and Mrs.
Holt came here from Chicago and
they are now residing on Essex
avenue.
Mrs. Holt became interested in
the work of the library when she
and Capt. Holt lived in Washington
some years ago and she has kept
up her interest ever since, although
she and Capt. Holt have Travelled
extensively and have lived IN a
number of cities. She has held
several Offices in the organization OF
the library and was recently elected
to the membership of the board Of
directors of the library.
1t. Roderick Brown and Mrs.
Brown, who have been guests OF
Mrs. Browns parents, DR.. and Mrs.
r. R. Spencer at the Public Health
Institute, will be in New York for
the next two or three weeks. Mrs.
Brown is the former Mary Garland
Spencer. 1t. Brown was in the Far
East when war was declared and
only returned last week after trip
of 81 900 miles that took him nearly
around the world.
Capt. and Mrs. Williams
Will Go to Fort Bliss.
Capt. Edward Worthington Will
Hams and Mrs. Williams, now at
Fort Myer, will leave this week for
Capt. Williams new station in Fort
Bliss, Tex. Mrs. Williams is the
former Miss Patricia Henry,
daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Guy v. Henry of Kenwood.
Mrs. George w. Bryan of Somer-
set has gone to her former home In
Leadville. Colo, to stay until the
early part of February.
Mrs. Thaddeus V'Soske. who has
been with her mother, Mrs. Linn
Searles OF Drummond. and with
friends in New York since November
%, will return this week to Alto
Vega, her home on the east coast
of Puerto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston E. Wire of
Bradley Hills Grove will be in Miami
for the remainder of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Campbell of
Huntington Terrace. who are now in
Florida, are expected home soon
after the 1st of February.
Mrs. Charles w. Morgan of Edge
moor had guests last evening for
dessert and two tables of bridge
DR.. and Mrs. Paul E. Flicker moved
last week to their new home on
Carvel road, Westmoreland Hills
DR.. and Mrs. Flicker occupied the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Norman
Ames last year. Since the Ames
family returned to Westmoreland
Hills DR.. and Mrs Flicker have been
living in Tilden Gardens.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Women are more modest than
men in reporting what a big fish
I caught" according to the Inter-
national Game Fish Association.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
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CHAPTER K.

desk clerk.
is he Countess Saskia demanded.
Presently manager. smiles, looked
through the book of reservations
mistake" told THE is
registered
good go
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Miss Barbara e. Bartenstein, who
have been accepted for the WAVES,
will report December Is at Cedar
Rapids.
1t. H. Gwyune Tayloe, jr., left
this week. accompanied by his wife
and child, for Winchester, Tenn,
and expects later to be on duty at
Camp Leonard Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Goode of
Hume celebrated their silver we'd
ding on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Beatty Brown of Upper
vile has returned from visit to
her mother, Mrs. Edward Wise, in
New York.
Mrs. Harrison Colkett of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin B. King, at Stuy-
vesant School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart
are spending few days in New
York.
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and recitationS featured by the
pupils of the beginners, pri-
mary and junior departments
followed at the Sunday school
hour in charge of the Misses
A. NJ. Darlington, Gertrude
Talbot, Alberta Barton, Bea-
trice Tanner, Genevieve wal
terS, Mrs. Harriet Kelley, Dor
othy Stokes and Helen R.
Smith. Plants wer distributed.
Mrs Ruth E. Day, superinten-
dent. At the evening service
the Misses Caroline Robinson,
Lolita Valentine and Charles
Bailey were baptized.-The
Style Review of the Forget
me-not Club of June 9, with
Mrs. Alice Tarby, stylist, fea-
tured a fine array of morning,
afternoon, sport and formal
wear with Mrs. Blanche Bur-
nett as the bride. A short pro-
gram interspersed the review
with music by "Bobbie Willis
Orchestra" Mrs. Rosa Rogers,
soloist. Mrs. GLADYS Spring
er Yancey, reader. and Mrs.
Bella Hinton, pianist; Miss
Thelma MacNair. chairman
Among the graduates are Man
ual v. Mckinney, Bachelor Of
Law. Suffolk University; from
Everett High School, the Miss
es Ardell KeKnney. Edita
White and Emily Griffin; voca-
tional, the Misses Sarah Tan
ner, Blanche P. Barton and
Marjorie Kenney-members of
the Sunday school and church
Rev. Clayton, recorolng Sec
rotary Of the New England
Baptist Convention, and Mrs.
Ruth E. Day, delegate. attend
ed the convention at Brooklyn,
N. Y. this week.--Mr, William
G. Robinson, member Of Tn
ion Baptist church for over al
year-passed away on Tues
day, June s.--"Youth's Day"
will be observed June 2s, iea-
turing the young people i'll
charge of all services of the
day.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-20
EIks Observe
Flag Day AT
Cambridge Church

Flag Day exercises were moss
fittingly observed by Massasoit
Lodge No. 1919 and Juanita
Temple No. 81, IBoP Elks of
w, Sunday evening, June IA, at
Union Baptist church, Main
st, Cambridge, Rev F. H. Da-
Wis, pastor.
Lieut.-Col. LAKELAND F. Hew-
lit, UsA Retired was the guest
speaker and gave a most de-
scriptive address appropriate
to the occasion, Miniature flags
were distributed to all, and the
colorS were presented by a
Guard of Honor from. the w. H.
Carter Post and Robert A. Bel
Post, GAR Auxiliary. Readings
were rendered by PER, Albert
DeLeon and DIR. Mocile Fash
with remarks by E. R. Elmer j.
Pueblo and Asst. DIR. Ruler
Johnson with the following
songs most enthusiastically
sung: America, star Span
gled Banner" and Lift Every
Voice and Sing" An apprecia-
tive audience was in atten-
dance.
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SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June 10
Sgt Albert Johnston. son Of
Chief and Mrs. Johnston Of
Merida st. visited his family and
friends while here from Port
Oakland, Cal. While here he was
given a party by the Mt. View
Social Club. Among those pres
ent were: William Mayfield
Norman Clark. Joseph H. Paige,
Ir., Gay Jordon, Mildred wal
ker and Marion GuStofason. A
reception was given recently at
Bethel AAIE Church for Rev. &.
L. Blake who was leaving Tor
Mother Bethel Church at Phil
adelphia. Rev. H. s. Moore Of st.
Paul AhFE. at Cambridge. Mass.
also was honcfed at the reeep-
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WEST NEWTON
Mr.. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MI. ZION bAF1lo4 IN Y ~
Rev. J. II. Dennis, Pastor
To one and all: who wish our
Religious, Historic, Educational
and, magnanimous city, watch
the BOSTON GUARDIAN for
Mt. Zion News, West Newton,
Mass, located at 1441 Washing
ton St., on a beautiful highway
that will take you from Main to
N. Y. C. and on, Rev. J. H. Den
mis-, pastor. The birmingham
Bus from Newton Corner puts
you at the door. Be with us
Sunday, June 81. 1o;45 AN.
Subject, Keep Step" s. S. 1915
PM. B. L. H. 5-7:i5 PM. 1880
P. NJ, start Now" Sunday,
June IA. was one OF the highest
days in the history Of Mt. Zion
Church. After the sermon on
State and Church." the little
son and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barbara Cooper, we're
given to the Lord in prayer by
the pastor. Godfather and
mother were Mr.. Charles L.
Staples, Pa. and Miss Alice Hill.
W. Newton, MRS. E. Tyler, God
mother. could not be present at
that hour, being on the Soldiers
mission. Mr.. and Mrs. Benny
Hill were present. At 5 Pm. a
very interesting and helpful
sermon was delivered by Rev.
Dennis. the pastor: subject,
Soldiers and Citizens To
make the day a more elaborate
one we had ii soldiers from n.
Deyens. solo. Mrs. Mary Rob-
ertson: piano solo, Ruth G.
Barrow; patriotic songs. rend-
cred by the choir, ending with
all singing The Star Spangle6
Banner" After this the boys
we're taken | oths dining room
and served q regular fun course
dinner. Miss Sally Hall, Mrs.
Mary Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. (.
Hstton. Mrs. Hodug, Mrs. E
Tyler. Mrs. n. Barrcws, Mrs NJ.