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La gaceta., 1942-06-15
La fiesta de la Gran Logia

La fiesta de la Gran Logia
Tai Y como habiamos predi-
cho result6 q Picnic celebrado
en- la tarde de aver por la Gran
LOgia de Florida, Orden Caba-
E.ero de la Luz. Tn eXito sin pre-
cedentes, alcanzado este por la
ardua labor de todos los compo-
nentes de la Orden.
BESIDE muy temprano ell salon
Sc hallaba invadido por las IA
millas que Sc disponian a parti-
cipar del riquisimo almuerzo.
A la una Sc do la orden para
que los comensales ocupara sus
asientos y minutes mas tarde, a
los acordes del Himno Nacional
que fue escuchado de pie, Sc di6
comienzo al al almuerzo, hecho
por ell Columbia.
BESIDE la plataforma de la mG-
sica, ell Gran Patriarca y esti-
mado amigo Sr. Victor Pasetti
di6 las gracias a la concurerncia
por ell decididO apoyo que habia
prestado a este festival. HiZo
despues lie presentation de los
representatives de socidads, To-
gias, funcionarios publicos y
periodistas que habian honrado
Ia fiesta con su presencia.
A las 8 100 de Ia tarde di6 CO.
mienzo ell bale con la orquesta
ia Sonora, teniendo en- la par
tie vocal a la Srta. Josefina Ra-
mil y Rafael Artigas. Este con
junto present6 un selecto roper
torio de m1sica Guiana y espanO
la.
Continue la fiesta hasta des-
pues de las ocho de la noche.
A continuation damos los
nombres de las personas que ALI
Sc encontraban: ell Senator Ray
mond Sheldon y su distinguish
esposa; Jose r. Colmenares, del
Centre Espanol; Francisco Gar
cfa del Circulo Cubano, con SUI
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
BESO. CRITIC ELLA Y 10
ATRAPARON

New York, JUNO l5.-John
Longabardo. de 81 amos, esta
ahora firmemente c%onvencidO
De que no Is conyeniente "mez-
clar negocios con romance. A
las 4 De Ia madruRada Longabar
dointentaba robar en- las ha5ita-
clones de Marris Jearberg, en-
el 1858 d. Ia Gale l72 al Este,
en- el Bronx. LAngabardo come
ito q error he be.ar a Frances,
una h.ia de Pear.berg, de lG a
nos, que dormia, y Gsta Sc des-
pcrt6 Orlando.
vi intruso cayo en- msnos de
la policta. Sc habia apoderado
de la cartcra del dueho de la
casa. con S26, y luego habia
hecho Ia misma o%peraci6n con
S21 que nm hijo de este tenia
en- los bolsillos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

Norma PARA, Orqufdea Gonza-
lez, Ricardo Rodriguez, AGe,fi-
ma Fernandez, vda. de Aguirre
Amalia Lima, Rafael Duval, 10
sc Hevia, Vidal. Cruz, Dionisio
Gonzalez, Domingo Ginesta, Au
relic Rodriguez, Leonor GineS-
ia, Carload M6ndez, ESperanz9
Ginesta, Florentino Diaz y Sra,
Luis Rodriguez y Sra, Francis
co Espina Y Sra. George Nieto
cronista social de "Traducci6n-
Prensa"; Oscar Asencio, Re5e-
ca Domingu1z, Jose Santos y
Sra, Alberto lNieto, Blanca
Blanco, Carmen Bianco, Manuel
Blanco, Armando Perez, Julian
del Barrio y Sra, Francisco Me
dina, Angel Rosado, Aurelio
Garcia y Sra, Zenaida Morales,
Aurelino Pinero, Panchito Leon
Elvira Gavilan, Alberto Rodri-
guez Y Sra, Viola Temes y Mag
gle Gavilan.
Los congratulamoS.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
Santos del did
Victor, Modesto y C~rescencia.

Ell bale de la Victoria
Muy Satisfechos Sc mueStran
los componentes &c la Uni6r
500 de Tabaqusros por ell exito
del bale celebrado ell Sa1ado en-
los salones de la socieiad Circu-
10 Cubano, a beneficio del
"USO".
La concurrencial fue selecta
y nutrida.
En- la planta alta ocup6 la con
che de la musica la oquesta Don
Francisco, siendo muy aplaudi-
da por ell magnifico repertoire
que preSent6 en- ell Patio-Jardin
sc Situ6 la orquesta Ia Tropi-
CAL, con sus cantantes Srta.
Mercedes Sanchez y Joaquin
Barcenas.
Felicitamos al Sr. Machin,
Presidente de la Union 500, y
sus companeros por ell triunfo
obtenido.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
OTRA UNION QUE Sc SEPA
RIA DE JOHN l.. LEWIS

Edgewater, n. d. JUNO Is.
Charley Dewey, expresiden
te de la local l2117 de los Mi
neros Unidos, compuesta por
so empleado SIDE la Spencer
Kellogg and Som Linseed Oil
Co.. anunci6 aver que su colec
.tividad Sc ha separado de la
organiza ion de John c. Lewis
par spertenecer a In Gas and
Coke Chemical Workers, diri-
gida por Phillip Murray, pre-
sidente del CIO. Dawey sOstie-
ne que la direction de Lewis
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

para atender a servicios pGblicos
e%senciales.
100000 trabajadorcs de Ia in
dustria automovilistica han que
dado temporalmente sin trabajo
hasta que las fabricas esten en- con-
diciones de iniciar en- pleno la
production belica. Otros 100000,
que Sc CANADIAN la vida vendiendo o
reparando AUTOMOBILES, Sc han
yisto en- la necesidad de buscar
otro trabajo. Para algunos este
estado da cosas signihca ell desem-
pleo hasta que aprendan algun otro
arte u oiicio.
La familia que empleaba el auto
m6vil para hacer u compras en- el
mercado, para llevar al iefe del
hogan a su trabajo y los ninos a la
escuela, debera adaptarse ahora a
las nuevas circunstancias.
10 cierto es que todos estos cam
bios Sc aceptan de buena CANA.
FL pueblo de los Estados Unidos
esta dispuesto a renunciar al uso
de muchos articulos de aluminio
que no son absolutamente indis-
~pensables, tales como utensilios dc
cocina, maquinas de lavar y apara-
tos, electricos, va que con ell alu-
mimic Sc construyen aviones para
las fuerzas a6ras del Ejercito y de
la Marina.
FL mas reciente presupuesto de
guerra llega a la suma de $4,000
100000 mil millones de d6lares; 10
cual representa- n contribution de
400 d6lares por cada hombre, mujer
10 nino del pals. I'll promedio &c los
impuestos del aho en- curse sera de
$50 d6lares por eada habitante.
Pero, no obstante cue ell gobierno
! toma actualmente IN mitad de los
/, ~ingresos nacionales en- lugar del
diez nor ciento que toma q C1 6 o"n
le paz, el pueblo estadounidenso l.
aecpta sin contrarieJad.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
RECUPE20 STU LIBERTAD
UN NEGRO QUE IBA A SER
AHORCADO EN- 1923

Tallahassee, JUNO 15.-El ne
20 AZ. Warrington, condena.
. a muerte en- 1929, ACADIA de
ecuperar 81 latertad bajo una
or5en de la ccmisi6n de perdo-
mes. 81 o2serya bUena eonducta
no tendra que volver a la pri-
sion dcnde pasara 10 amos por
mstar a Laura Simmons, mujer
de Jacksonville,
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
LA BARBA e. SALUDABIE

Astoria, Oregon, JUNO 10
David Lewis, coordinad0r de la
defensa, mantiene que el hOm-
bre con barba es mas saludable.
"Yo siempre he mantenido y
creido que el hombre con barba
tiene enfermedades que 81 muy
rasura1o. La naturaleza le do
Ia barba al hombre para prote-
jerle de los ~catarros.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
RECUPERO FL TITUIO LA
SRA. WASHINGTON

L9 Sra. Ann Washington, ex
n,enbro de la Junta de Recreo
gecuper6 aver el titulo de cam-
Qeoa &c tennis n Tampa.
Derrct6 en- los finales, con So
Ga, a la Srta. Hclen Cowles.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
Ell bale dc dnOche

OtrO gran exito sc anot6 ano-
che la estimada Secci6n de Re
creO del Cfrculo Cubano. S6pti-
mo de la temporada de verano.
Estas fiestas, como va saben
todos, Sc verifican en- el precioso
PatiO-Jardin de la sociedad. Be
las y elegantes damitas dieron
lucimientoy brillantez al bale.
Frank Grasso, con sus mucha
chos, deieit6 a los asistentes.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

Entire los condicionalmente Ii
1ertados figura tambien Dawey
Keith, coEdenado a prisi6n por
toda la vida, en- 1884, por secues
trdr a la Sra. Sofia Phelps, de
Bombay. Los otroS dos condena-
dos con Keith, su hermano Mill
ard y Bonard Rutherford, con
tlnuan presses.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

WASHINGTON.-Toda
guerra signifca cambios y
SACRIFICES, Durante dos meses
de hostilidades, ell pueblo de
los Estados Unidos ha hecho
grandes SACRIFICES y esta dis
puesto a hacer aun mayoreS
con ell fin de obtener un triunfo
defnitivo. Todo ell mecanismo
de la vida nacional Gambia
rapidamente a medida que las
fabricas del pals converter
su production normal de ITEM
pos de paz en- produccion
belica. o
La c6moda vida familiar de otro'
tiempos en- los Estados Unidos h'
entrado en- un periodic de trans
formaciones, Las familias estai
dando sus hijos q las fuerza'
armadas de la naci6n; e%ntregand'
la tercera parte de u ingresos a
recaudador, y dedicando gran part
de su tempo y de sus e%sfuerzos
resolver los multiples problema
creados por la guerra. Todos sabei
que es precise abstenerse de IN
n~ecesarios paseos en- automoVll
de muchas otras diversiones. 5
remendara la ropa usada en- vez d
comprar nueva; sc jugara al gol
v al tennis con menos frecuencla
v Sc reducira Ell consume de hume
rosos articulos, tales como alguno
de cocina, tenacillas para ell pelt
tostadores electricos y manguera
para regar Ell jardin.
DE la rapidez con que proceda !
conversion de la production indu.
trial de los Estados Unidos G
production bslica, dependera
rcalizacion del programa que ~
una produce n de 60 00G avon
$4,000 tanqucs y 100000 de ton.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

no conduce a la production
completa en- favor de la victo-
ria. Otras Uniones del distrito
so Sc pa:aran tambi6n a Muir
ray.
La gaceta., 1942-06-15

ladas de barcos durante Ell presente
ano, y 125,000 aviones, $4,000
tanques V 10000, 900 de toneladas
de barcos durante ell pr6ximo.
Naturalmente, todos estos ele-
mentos de guerra deberan construir-
Sc con detrimento de la production
automovilistica, de ~aparatos de ma
quinas de lavar, de radio, de ju-
quotes, de medals de soda Y de otros
articulos. Mas ell entusiasmo con
que ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
ha aceptado estos cambios tan
necesarios para lograr la victoria
ha sido tai, que ha ~justihcado el
sentido de las siguientes palabras
pronunciadas por ell p~residente
Roosevelt dos dias despues del ale
voso ataque a Pearl Harbor:
"No es sacrifice vivir sin muchas
do las cosas a las cuales estabamos
acostumbrados 81 la defensa ma
cional 10 exige,"
Adaptation de Ia industrial
autOmONlllStlCa
La industrial automovilistica, Ii
mas grande de todas las Industrial
do la naci6n, ha dado ell mejoI
ejemplo de 10 que signifca la guerr'
para el pueblo americana.
En- los Estados Unidos 100000
de personals sc sirven del automovl
con fines c%omerciales o recreativos
De ellos, 100000 proyectabal
comprar carros nuevos en- este anc
mas Ia construction de AUTOMOBILE
tuvo que ser suspendida ell primer
de febrero, despu6s de que va &C
menzaban a desaparecer de i
%calle los carros usados, de- 70 Q
racionamiento de llantas .
j Los + .ados Unidos consume
D ord rariamente 100000 de llanta
d nor mes; actualmente el numel
.Ii.,r..4l tisporit,e no pasa Z
Il 100000, y solo Sc cc.lecde
La gaceta., 1942-06-15
Teatro Casino

IedJfO Casino
Ccmenzara a exhibirse hoy,
en- el teatro Casino, "Una vez
en- la Vida, con Libertad La
marque y una gran conjunto de
artistas higpanos. Pelicula de
Pos!tiVos meritos, con artistas
lie fama continental. Complete
81 programa una production ha-
blada en- ingles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-10
on !. .AG.NI\

STATE news ba!,a. hats been p-"-
dieting - own .,w -, 3u; rs"
y Elk, "a. M.".-g. ..4r.." Parkv-
'a.Ncd W.'I the -...., 60 and came
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-10

rut w!tn az aruvuucsmen; thH: i1e
phnuyIty GttiCc would hc maintained
on - cur,ailcd basis Eui today nc
whoic question wil be- sct'l'd al!
over AGAIN 1T = special m.r,.n" call
rd 10y the governor.
Parker want, tu Imi II" already
publicly has dr.rr,ncd h.. iru -. =
corpse" Mrmnry. Of tu. board .tN
Parker is WRONG. charge hm w.;l
Charter y, 1866
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-10

Reserve District No }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
One OF Swankiest

Wharton. who was with Sea-
way Lines through last Sum-
mcr is vlce-prcSident and gem
cral manager of the Key Largo
Anglers Club. one Of the
>wankicSt spots in all Florida.
The club is ono great COM
hiuation living quarters and
tffTTfFf55 tfisE7ss-ff ar
more rambling cottages beneath
ihe palms. and It's fishing
glouyis are the entire Atlantic
ocean. And If there might
have been any doubt in the
ChroniclorS mind about the
plentiful supply of fish, it was
erased when WhartonS two at
traCtlye daughters, Barbara and
Dorothy strolIed out on the pri-
Nate pier made ono cast and
hauled IN a fve-pound red
ldppor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
First Snow Train
Sunday, January II

TIE FIRST Of A new series
af snow trains operated by the
Paul Henry Travel Service will
leave the Michigan Central Sta
tiun at s a. m Sunday. January
H. for Grayling Winter Sports
state Park. Trains viii be
scheduled each Sunday during
the winter season when Condl-
lions permit.
The snow train will reach
Gray bag aheut -neen- and Will
leave there on the return trip
at ; p. m. Train facilities will
include a. club or observation
car lunch car, baggage car and
coaches.
AlanN improvements have been
completed at GraylinG since last
season, These include a new,
modernly-equipped log building
at the top Of Toboggan Hill, an
improved ski lump and addi-
tional slides. Alfred Orhn is ski
instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Host TO Prominent

From early in November untll
-ffiy April, Wharton Is host to
financial giants and professional
men. artists and musicians.
Sportsmen and bcauty-lovers
from all over the United States,
for the club first became ia
NOUS when it was headquarters
for the Florida Year Round
Club. and those notableS enter
tanned in those days have been
coming back year after year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Ex-Detroiter
Runs Smart
Florida Club

KEY LARGO. Fla Jan g.
HERE ON thi> Arst key IN the
string Of keys over which
tho great Overseas Highway
passes on ms way 10 Key West
any cistwhile Dcroitor S. Ere
Wharton. is living in what Is
Just about the closest approach
1o.an earthly paradise as you'd
find IN a year of travel,
IIc dwclls on a jutung point
of land covered with royal
palms and heavlly-loaded coco
nut palms. He has salt water
fishing at h> door and fast
cruisers 10 take nm ont into
deep water d he elects 20 go
after Saill,h, tarpon or AMBER
lack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Plus 1879 Federal Tax

Pnes, Subset TO -. Sales To,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

It's a new budgetcer
fashion! Long-lined bod
ice, print dancing skirt;
I necklace. Rayon IN navy
with blue skirt. black
with gold or green. l0-l6.
MISSES DRESSES
FIRST BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
HUDS0N'S BASEMENT STORE

LOOK for the JANUARY SAVINGS! AT every
department you'll find values of Importance. Annu
purchases and clOseous offered belOwreguar pr
to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Plans for Butner
Dance Announced

Mrs. Alex S. Watkins. chairman
OIL Inc defense recreation commit
zee mere. today announced plans for
inc "tncc al Camp Butner Friday
hIGh' which Il number of local girls
will attend.
Buses viii leave the bus station
al 40 o'clock. The dance will be
hcld III Service Club No. | at the
camp, and am orchestra will play.
SENIOR hust"sS"S will be Mrs. w. d.
l'aync, Mr.. s. T.. .Jcnnettc, Mrs. Z.
,: koysicr. Mrs. X. l.. Burton, and
MISS Shannon Morton.
About lniy-iivc girls arc expected
10 attend. II amy oi them are unable
To 60, they are asked To notify Mrs.
Jenncttc Immediately.
Last Tuesday night girls interest
ed IN attending the camp functions
were registered. each girl being
gwen number. Sixty numbers were
drawn for the affair. Friday night,
but il was later decided by Butncr
officials that any girl registered may
go To this dance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Mrs. Clopton Has
w. S. C.. S. Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of White Memorial church
met with Mrs. Allie ClapiOn at her
home on Lehman street last Fri
day night nj 7:30 o'clock. The de
votional period was conducted by
the president. Mrs Garland Cox, and
Mrs. Fannie Robinson.
The topic dealt with mission work
in Latin America. Mrs NJ. r. JcsSop
gave an interesting paper on Cuba.
streSSing the achievements of the
American government in building
respectable highways. overcoming
almost universal illiteracy. build
ing a program of sanitation. reform
ing courts and laws. developing IN
iuStry. an dominating the yellow
fever scolrgc. The program was con-
cludcd with an interesting summary
If Methodist missions in Cuba.
\ brief business session followed.
after which refreshments of lemon
ade and waters were served by the
hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
NC SUGAR ALLOWED
FOR CURING MEATS

Raleigh. Oct. l3.-J. K. Simmons
stale OPA sugar rationing specialist
SaIo TODAY that there will be nc
change in the present sugar ration
ing policy regarding the use of susai
IN The home processing of meats.
Simmons said the decision was
reached after study showed that the
use Of sugar in the home curing of
meats is traditional and sectional for
the large part and that there is no
uniformity in the practice through
out the country. The use of sugar is
largely a matter of individual tas.e.
and therefore is not directly essen
tial to the preservation of the meat
Any sugar for curing meats. there
fore, must be obtained through the
home consumer ration. bv the pur-
chase of commercial curing com
pounds or nv having me curing done
through commercial curing establish
mcntS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Meeting Is Held
By Business Girls

The Business Girls circle of the
First Baptist church met in the Jul
Nor department Of the church Mon
lay night. October IL. for nit and
miss supper followed by 4 study
course.
Immediately following the social
hour a short business session was
conducted by the chairman. Miss
Thelma Owens. One new member,
Miss Mildred Perry. was added to
The roll.
II was decided upon the Sugges-
ion of Mrs. w. w. Noel that the
entire group report To Red Cross
quarters twice each month TO make
surgical dressings.
Miss Annie Marshall Lcmay, mis-
sion study chairman. introduced the
book CITY Shadows" by Robert w.
SeOrle. which was discussed at length
~ several members Of the group.
The book consisted Of a number of
short stories conferred around the
problems arising from the slum sec
ton of large cities and what part the
church has or might have in solving
hese problems.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Sugar Users


Raleigh, Oct. l3.-Sugar uscl,
were cautioned today by Z. X. SIM.
mons, North Carolina OPA sueai
ration specialist, against allowine
'heir sugar purchase certificates I.
!apse.
Simmons said The uncertainty @,
sugar arrivals from the Carribca,
area and restrictions placed on de
iIverics in recent coming orders uc-
caSionally interfere as To delivcrir,
within the period for which the Ger
tlilcateS are valid originally.
These certificates may be Dro-
tcctod by having local war price and
ratl0ning boards issue new ccrlii,
Gates in exchange for the old before
expiration of the 60 days period fol
which the original certificates we,
issued, Simmons added
The new certificates will be COCO
Tor 90 days from the dates of then
issuance
Retailers. wholesalers. industrial;
and institutional users, To whom tn,
warning was specifically directed
were reminded that they can ais;
have their certificates subdivided by
local boards To have them more neal
~ meet their requirements.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
BRITT SI MAKE UNIFORMS
FOR NAZI WAR PRISONEP :;

observation-disclosures uniforms
corcC, in every detail. are being
turned ont in increasing numbers by
British tailDrS
They arc ordered and fitted NV
Germans. paid for in British money
and the whole transaction has tho
sanction of the British government.
The uniforms arc made for Cor
man Officers. prisoners Of war in
this country. whose clothes have
been ruined in action.
No coupons arc necessary. The
uniforms arc bought out of the nj
lowanCc equal 10 each officers
weekly pay IN the army or navy
which is credited 10 him by The
British government.
Tho same system for pay allow
ancc and Uniform exists for Brit
iSh officers intcrnCd in Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Women's Division Names
Scrap Drive Chairmen
Mrs. Geneva B. Teiser
Heads Vance Organi-
cation and Will APP
point Committee Mem
bers; Advisory Group
Appointed.

Raleigh, Oct. l3.-Furmation of an
advisory committee and appointment;
CT county chairman 10 spearhcad
scrap collections by the womcn's di-
vision oil the state salvage commit
tee were announced today by Mrs.
EStcile I. Smith, chairman of the
wOmcn's division.
Mrs. Geneva Il. TciSer of Hcndcr-
SON is named chairman Tor Vance
county.
The woman of North Carolina
are organized and ready To- help in
this vital campaign" declared Mrs.
Smith, who Is assistant tu the state
home demonstration agent at N. c.
State College.
governor , and Mrs. L. L. Mckee.
state senator of Sylvia, are honorary
chairmen Of the women'S work
The advisory committee, comDos-
ed of representatives of state wo-
mems organizations, will enlist the
aid of their members in the salvage
Oh I'VE. Members ol the committee are
Mrs. u. X. Rankin of Mount Gilcau,
Federation Of Women'S Clubs: Mrs.
j. >. Blair Of Eli2abcthtuwn, Parent
iN''NIiIi EhSSpIIdNbll. MIS-. II. j. Ly-
brook of Advance, Garden Clubs,
Mrs. Arthur p. Wilson OF Kinston,
Business and Professional Wumens
Clubs; Mrs. b. Il. Everett Of Palmyra
Associated Women of the Farm Blu
rcau Federation: Mrs. W. p. Dorsey
of RutherfordtUn, Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs; Mrs
Morris Honigman of GaStonia, Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs: Mrs. Joseph
Silverstecn OF Brcvard. Daughters OF
the American Revolution; Mrs. r. o.
Everett of Durham. United Daush-
tiers of the Copfedcracy: and Mrs
Victor Johnson OF PittSboro, Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary.
Under the statewide sct-up. coun-
~ chairmen appoint Il salvage chair
man for each Town. with the local
chairman To appoint as many vice
chairmcn, zone directors and blocl;
captains as necessary for Il thorough
canvass of the community.
Mrs. Smith Said the home demon
StratlOn agents with Eic assistance
oil home demonstration club women,
home economics teachers and neigh
borhOod leaders, are covering line
rural areas nicely
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Australia Topic
For Club Program

Second meeting of the year of the
Sans Snuci Literary club was held
AT III" home Of Mrs. i. NJ Barnh;nt
ON "lndcr street Saturday afternoon.
October 10. In the absence of the
president. the vicc-prcSticnt. Mrs. f
T.. Nanny. presided over the business.
'rSSun.
Following up the subject oi In,
years program. "AdvcnturcS I'm
R"hdInG'. Mrs. II. G. ". Radrorc
gay" Il most Informative and intc,
""iIng paper ON Australia. She gave
clca: and brilliant word pictur,
al the country. people. md indus
tr"$. emphasizing the points OF
similarity between that continent
and Tho United States as 10 size. gov
crnm"nt. and policies. Many interest
ing SIdchghiS of the customs and.
character Of the people were men
Toned. i'll particular the fact that
tn" whole army is made up of vol
uniCcrS.
Mrs. Norman Holloway concluded
III" program with two beautiful
Sol"S. The Garden of To-day" and
'TrcCS.'
The hostess. assisted by Mrs. Bert
Moore. served an attractive salad
plate with hot tea. followed by lemon
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