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HENRY SEATON FURLOUGH
DIES THURSDAY, AGE 81

Henry Seaton Furlough, 30, died
Thursday morning at his home near
Creswell after a lingering Illness,
He was a native and life long
resident Of Washington County;
the son of the Late Samuel H. and
Carolina Furlough and husband Of
Mrs. Julia Cahoon Furlough.
Besides his wife he is survived
by one son, Henry Samuel Furlough
of Norfolk; seven daughters: Mrs
'a~l Midget, Mrs. Edward Sawyer,
Mrs. Marshall Woodley, Mrs. Jones
Spencer, Mrs. Wilbert Davenport
all of Creswell; Mrs. Earl Reynolds
of Dover, Del. and Mrs. John Abel
of Dallas, Texas; "a grand children
and 20 great grandchildren.
He was a member of the Creswel
Missionary Baptist Church where q
funeral service was conducted Sat
urday at 2 pm. by the Rev. E. r.
Stewart, assisted by the Rev. Mark
Woolard. Burial was in st. David's
Cemetery.
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LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS

ACOLUMBIA-The Auxiliary s5of
the American Legion, .Scuppernong
Unit No. 1872 at the Norman Smith
Memorial Legion Beach Wednesday
afternoon heard a program on
'sCivit Defense" by Tyrrell Coun-
tyss Civil Defense Director Colon
Edward Smell.
The organization pledged help if
or when needed and offered CO.
operation in any project the Civil
Defense personnel might sponsor.
Two members VOLUNTEERED aid in
tipping.
The president, Mrs G Lindsay
Liver7nan, announced that the local
Scholarship fund was steadily IN
creasing, and she explained the
purpose of the fund was to help
a child or children of veterans to at
tend college who otherwise would
be unable to do so. The necessary
qualifications other than being the
child Of veteran to obtain the
scholarship is the youth must be
deserving person and whose mother
or grandmother must be a member
of the Legion Auxiliary in Tyrreil
County.
The Devotion was by Gold Star
Mother Mrs. H. E. Smith; Pledge
to the Flag by Mrs. T. w. Arm
strong; the preamble and Hymn OF
the Month used, and The National
Anthem was led by Mrs. B. Ray
Cohoon.
The hostesses, Mrs. Liveaunail
and Mrs. Frank Spitzig, served
fruit cake and coffee.
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DOG VACCINATION
SCHEDULE IS LISTED

COLUMBIA.-G. Howard Taft,
Rabies Inspector for Tyrrell Coun-
ty announces schedule for the
vaccination of dogs and puppies.
Vaccination fee on regular dates
to be 81 each. After the regular
dates the fee will be So.
Taft warns that the owner Of any
dog not wearing a tag and not
vaccinated will be prosecuted &C
cording 70 law and the dog will be
externiinated. Vaccination time,
dates and locations are: Thursday
March lat Old Jerry Post Office
from 8 am. to IL noon; Chesson's
Store from / pm. to 8 pm; Friday
March Fat Linwood Simmons in
Frying Pan 8 to 10 am; Parisher's
Store from 1912 noon; Monday
March s. in Gum Neck at 81. w.
Cohoon's Store from 8 am. to IL
noon, and C. ]. Liverman's Store
l pm. to 8 PM; at Pat and Aliens
Store 8 pm. to 6 pm; Tuesday
March Gin Kilkenny at Chestley
Hudson's Store 8 am. to IL noon;
Wednesday March 7-Sound Side at
G. w. Smells Store 8 am. to IL
noon; Thursday March Sin Allga-
tor at Sandy Point Service Station
8 am. to IL noon, and at ]. A. Bas-
nights Store from l pm. to 3 pm;
Friday March Gin Scuppernong at
Larry Jones Service Station from
8 am. to pm; Monday March II
at Cross Landing L. v. Smiths
Store from 8 am. to II am; and at
the Big Barn in South Fork from /
pm. to 8 pm; Tuesday March Is
house calls.
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an SWEETHEART FRoLIc

COLUMBIA-The Sweetheart
Frolic" of the Scuppernong Senior
All Club of Tyrreh County featur-
ed two and one-half hours Of rec
reation and fun Monday night.
The members, in senii-formal at
tire, were greeted by the welcome
committee Katie Basnight, Ann
Clough, Ashley Harrison and Rhett
White. The main light was spotted
on a huge Valentine with lace Dor
der.
From the refreshment table,
spread with q red lace cloth and
appointed with crystal candle sticks
holding burning taper, cherry
punch, was served. Two large dec
Grated heart shaped cakes, tiny
heart shaped fortune candies and
nuts completed the delicacies'
Miss Chase Collins and Mrs. Angus
Ia Higgins presided over the re-
freshments. Hi-Fi music was
furnished by Terry Everett.
The Committee of decoration
were Sharon Berry, Ann Clough,
Brenda Spencer, Alice White,
Harry Lee Spraill, Ashley Harrison
and Rhett White. Murray L. Good
win, Assistant Farm Agent, emceed
the occasion.
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SHELVES ADDED AT
TYRRELL PUBLIC LIBRARY

COLUMBIA - During January
the Tyrrell County Public Library
showed a circulation less than any
month since July reports Mrs. Ruth
Reynolds, librarian.
OF the 1929 total Of books bor-
rowed GOT were for adult 422 for
children. 0ne-third of these were
books on information.
More needed shelving space was
added to the work room during the
month. These shelves were trans
farred from the FORMER library
building by two of the Towns en-
pioyees free of charge under the
supervision of Mrs. w. A. Bias
night and Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon,
members of both the Tyrrell Coun-
ty Board Of Trustees and of the
Pettfgrew Region Library Board.
Mrs. Cohoon also presented the
library with two matching waste
baskets
The Tyrrell County Friends Of
the Library will meet in the Lii
brary, Monday, Feb. IL at 1880
PM, with Mrs. H. T. Davenport in
charge. A program is being planned
by Murray L. Goodwin. Assistant
Farm Agent and Miss Chase Col
Inns, Assistant Home Agent.
IT.
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BATEMAN OFFERED POSITION
ON WELFARE BOARD

COLUMBIA.-The Tyrrell Coun-
ty Welfare Board and the Tyrrell
County Board of Commissioners in
joint meeting Monday morning Feb
5, made resolution delegating the
Welfare Board to approach William
E. Bateman to offer him the posi-
ton as Public Welfare One beginn-
ing June |, 1862 with the idea that
would qualify himself as soon as
possible. In the meantime the res
olution delegates the Welfare
Board to make every effort to en-
ploy a person as Welfare One to
work with retiring ]. w. Hamilton
and until Mr.. Bateman can come
in on June !, 1862, at which time
the boards will evaluate the situa-
ton again.
One the acceptance of w. E.
Bateman to this post, both of the
most powerful organizations polit-
ically will be confined to one fam
lily those of Public Welfare and
the Department Of Health. The hus-
band head of the welfare Dept. and
the wife Mrs. Polly Bateman r. N.
who is at present head Of the Tyr
rel County Health Department.
These two offices work hand-in-
hand in many phases of the. work,
and with the heads of each so
closely related, it appears that
there will be no divergence of
opipions in health and welfare
fields.
Those present at the meeting:
WELFARE BoARD-Mrs. Bette
c. Williams, Chairman, d. NJ. Pied
ger Jr. and Larry E. Jones. COM
ISSIONERS Harry p. , Swain,
Chairman. B. Farm Alexander, d.
Webb Brickhouse, H. Edward Davis
and Gerald w. Selby.
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COVERED DISH SUPPER
FOR THREE HOME CLUBS

COLUMBIA-Three Tyrrell
County Home Demonstration
Clubs: Cabin Swamp, New Land
and Gross Landing, together with
their families joined in a covered
dish supper at the Agriculture
Building Tuesday evening.
Selected for neighborhood lead
ers of Cabin Swamp were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Davis; for New Lands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Hudson;
and for Cross Landing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Owens
Mrs. Jennie Simmons, age "a,
member of the Cross Landing Club,
who is oldest H. D. Club member in
Tvrrell, was given special recogni-
ton.
AS a newly formed club the Cross
Landing one was welcomed by the
sister clubs in the sororiety Of
Home Demonstration activities.
H. H. Harris, Tyrrell Farm
Agent, by use of colored slides
showed the farmers how to increase
income by raising more hogs and
method of care for the pork to meet
the desired standards. Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport, Tyrrells Home
Agent, by, way of chart explained
the basic foundations for the de-
sirable home.
Officers Of cabin swamp are Mrs.
Terry Rhodes-Pres.; Mrs. Lee r.
Barnes-V. Pres; Mrs. Phillip Swain
iJr. Sec. land Treas; tof Cross Land
ing, Mrs. Graham Liverman-pres.
Mrs. J. A. Pledger-Y. Pres; Mrs.
Dallas Davenport-Sec.; Mrs. Tom
Dillon Treas; Of New Lands Mrs.
J. w. Cooper-Pres.; Mrs. Charles
Walker-V. Pres; Mrs Odell Aims
ley, Sec; and Mrs. Rufus Hudson,
Treas. About 100 were present.
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LEM A. COHOON HEADS
TYRRELL DEMO. COMMITTEE

COLMUBIA--Lem. A. Cohoon
was elected to the presidency of
the Tyrrell County Democratic
Executive Committee, 10 fill the
unexpired term Of w. J. White, at
a meeting Wednesday night in the
Agriculture Building.
White, in a previous meeting was
recommended by the Executive
Committee and subsequently APP
pointed by Governor Terry Sanford,
and took the oath as representative
of Tyrrell County in the General
Assembly filling the vacancy made
by the appointment of w. Charles
Cohoon as State Probations Com
missioner.
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AUXILIARY MEETS


COLUMBIA-The Won an IS
Auxiliary of the Sound Side Free
Will Baptist Church Thursday
Night with Mrs. Zennie Taylor.
A program Provision means
Provision" was given by Mrs. Dan
iel Brickhouse, Mrs. Ililda Rough
ton, Mrs. Betty Briclhouse and Mrs.
Morris VanHorn. Remarks on the
lesson were made by Mrs. Otto
Sawyer.
The president, Mrs. Madaline
Brickhouse, led the devotion. Mrs.
Minnie Everton led in prayer. The
president gave the benediction. Re-
freshments were served. Ten men,
bers and two visitors attended.
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SCOTIA CLUB HOSTS ANNUAL.
FARM AND HOME MEETING

CoLUMBIA-The Scotia Club
held the annual Farm and Home
Neighborhood meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Cooper We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Robert Barnes
and E. L. Phelps were reelected
Community Leaders.
The program "a discussion OF
Family Life today and how it is
changing" was given by Mrs. Ann
z. Davenport.
Colored slides were shown on
work being done by the Home
Demonstration Clubs, the al
members and their activities, and
also improvements ON the farms.
The February meeting will be with
Mrs. s. H. Voliva. Refreshments
were served 10 the % men, women
and children who were present.
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TYRRELL COMMISSIONERS

COLUMBIA-The Tyrrell Coun-
ty Commissioners meeting Monday
afternoon were visited by w. f.
Seasons, Dist. Engineer First Di-
vision of the Bird District of the N.
G. State Highway Commission for
county recommendations. To the
report of Harry P. Swain concern
ing the Bazemore Road, he inform
ed that rocks had been placed on
the road this week. He reported
there was a hitch in the rt-of-way
at the SD. Cohoon corner which
was holding up the surfacing of
the Newfoundland road. D. Webb
Brickhouse reported engineering
needed on the Hickory Tree" road
to keep water from cutting gulleys
across the road. Edmond L. Phelps
presented a petition for improve
ments to the ID miles Burton
Shell" road. The Board moved it to
be sent on to the She. Seasons told
that the new road leading to Tyr
rell High School would be black
topped before end of summer.
At the request of Decoration
Chairman w. Braxton Voliva, the
board agreed 10 purchase two new
50-star American Flags to be
flown in front Of the Courthouse
during the Bridge Dedication May
10. They agreed also to furnish two
thirds of the luncheon honoring Of
ficials on Feb. Sat the acceptance
and the opening of the Alligator
River Bridge.
H. T. Davenport sought relief
of costs of procedure and taxes
with which he was charged on two
lots CO and CA of the plat formerly
known as the Draining Mill site
in the Town of Columbia. These
lots in question are the property Of
w. A. Hollis, w. A. Howett and H.
G. Dozier, it was brought out, and
that they had paid taxes on said
lots. Davenport was relieved Of one
half of the procedure costs and the
taxes on said lots.
Two offers 30 buy the 1854 acres
Of Swamp land in Gum Neck
township situated beside the road
south Of the North West Fork
bridge. The land belonging to Tyr
reN from tax sale, was reported to
have faculty measurement shown
on deed by H. L. Swain was re-
jected. The second offer by Attor-
ney Jimmie MCMILLAN was taken
under advisement.
The Tax Attorney suggested to
the Commissioners that the proper
ty belonging to the county through
tax sales, should be checked and
listed SO that sale of lands could
be affected to place them back on
the tax records.
Interceding for some Library
supplies and repairs, Mrs. w. A.
Basnight and, Mrs. H. G. Daven-
port appeared before the board.
The Quarterly report ending Dec.
81, 1861 for the ABC Board showed
a net profit of $1,749.13. Gross
sales for the quarter $7,443. 81, and
expenses listed for the quarter
$5,694.4S. OF the expenses $1,9S1.61
was listed as general operating ex-
penses.
The resoluation of the proposed
hiring of w. E. BatemaIi as We'll
fare Supt. in Monday Mornings
meeting was confirmed.
H. P. Swain, Chairman report
ed answers received from all in
regards to the proposed bombing
range in Tyrrell excepting P. D.
Midgette. The floureseent light fix
lures furnished by Willis Bowen for
the FILA Office were voted to be
installed by the county.
One bill, a burial was refused
payment.
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BLUE, RED RIRRONS
AWARDED ALTERS

COLUMBIA.-Five blue ribbons
and three red ribbons were award
ed at the conclusion of Second An
nual Tyrrell County All Gilt tour
held Saturday. Winning blue rib
bons and SIS. prize each were Dali
las Simmons, Kerry Sawyer, Frank
lie SpruiH, Charles Davenport and
Larry Comstock. Haywood Swain,
Edward Briekhouse and Wayne
Comstock won red ribbons and $40.
prize. The prize money was given
by Qwaitney and Company Of
Smithfield, Va.
The boys received the gifts last
March and are not required to pay
for gifts until IS months later.
Owens Supply Company supplied
the credit.
Each of the boys kept his gilt
separate from the farm herd from
time gifts arrived on the farm up
until the day of tour. A feed rec
ord is being kept on each project
and narrowing houses included a
guard rail and heat lamp advises
Murray L. Goodwin, Tyrrell Assis-
tant Farm Agent.
Judging the tour were Robert L.
Mcclure and D. G. Spruill, Animal
Husbandry Extension Specialists
from State College. Among the IS
persons on the tour were Winston
Lane Sr. and Winston Lane Jr.
from whom the gifts were pur-
chased, and Pete Thompson of Per
quimans County.
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SERVICE MEN LEAVE

COLUMBIA-Seven Tyrrell
County men left January 80, for
induction and for physical exami-
nation by the Selective Service, Lo-
cal Board No. 80, Mrs. Helen B.
VERIFY, Clerk.
For induction were Marvin Ray
Davenport, John Silas Eivefman Jr.
and Howard Ward Bailey. For ply
steal: Phillip Raw Curlings, Lorenza
FeIton Swain. Joneh Delbert Sykes
and Duard Curtis Hassell.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Miss Ruth Selby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Selby, was home
Monday and Tuesday. Miss Selby
is employed in -Hopewell, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Liver
man of Raleigh spent the week
end with Mr.. Lverman's mother,
Mrs. F. L. Liverman.
Mrs. Thomas X. VERIFY, Jr., and
children, Chris and Karen, spent
Saturday in Hartford.
Don Chaplin, Monty Harrell and
Sam S. Woodley. Jr., students at
UNC,. were home this week with
cher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Plato Har-
rel and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam S. Wood
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Basnight
visited Tryon Palace in New Bern,
and the Old Church in Bath Sum
day.
Miss Mary Beth Swain, who has
been a patient in the Beaufort
County Hospital, has returned
home.
Terry Swain, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Swain, employed IN
Richmond was home for the week
end.
Miss Gail Cohoon Of Norfolk,
Miss Rena Mae Spencer Of S. Nor
folk were home with their parents.
Mrs. c. Earl Cohoon and MIR. and
Mrs. Floyd B. Spencer, last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Make Spencer OF
Alliance brought Mr.. Spencer's
mother, Mrs. ]. D. Spencer, home
for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Frymier and
daughter Lisa Of Plymouth spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frymier's father,
Henry L. Reynolds.
Mrs. j. H. Bateman Is reported
to be i'll in hospital in Greenville.
Mrs. S. E. High, Jr., Of Lucama
visited her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Spruill, last week.
]. Warren Swain and Avery
Morris of State College were home
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
philip Swain, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Morris, last week.
Jessie Ethelidge Of Route 2 is a
patient in De Paul Hospital In
Norfolk.
Farmers-The signup period Tor
corn and grain sorghum under the
1862 Feed Grain Program began
Feb. 9Th and will continue through
March 80, releases D. E. SteagaH,
who also reminds to release all cot
ton and peanut acreage that will
not be planted to the County Com
mittee and protect the 1858 aiiot-
lment.
Hal Walter Cohoon, 1S, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman w. Cohoon
of Route 3 has been included among
the six candidates for admission to
the us. Merchant Marine Academy
at Kings Point, NY. recently an
lnounced by Congressman Herbert
&c. Bonner.
Hal is a senior Of Columbia High
School, where he is member Of
the Beta Club, and is on the High
School Varsity basketball team. He
/ Is in his second year as school bus
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MANTEO BOY ASSISTS IN
ECC VALENTINE DANCE

Greenville, N. Gone Of the
at East Carolina College
this week is the crowning Of a
1862 Valentine Dance Queen during
the Annual Valentine Dance stag
ed for Saturday, February 10, in
Wright Auditorium on the college
campus. The dance Is sponsored by
the East Carolina chapter Of the
Future Business Leaders Of Amer
lea.
Committee members Of The
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TOWN ALDERMAN OF
COLUMBIA MEET MONDAY

C0LUMBIA.--The Town Board
of Aldermen Monday night agreed
to pay one-third Of the expense Of
the luncheon entertaining the Gov
ernor Of North Carolina, State
Highway Officials and other dis
tinguished guests on Feb. 9th, the
day Of the opening Of the Alligator
River Bridge.
On request by w. B. Voliva,
Chmn. of the decoration committee
for the May 10 dedication the board
indicated their cooperation in the
purchase of items of corporate dec
orations.
The Mayor was directed to issue
a proclamation and appeal to the
citizens of the town to cleanup,
paint and beautify their property
for the town to put forth its best
appearance for the noted event.
On question be member Borden
McClees about the allowances of
sewerage fees on property vacated
for several months at a time. 1t
was agreed that the sewerage could
be cut off by the owner and pay
the regular Installation fee of $25.
when the service was reinstated.
Mayor H. T. Davenport intro
duced a resolution of acceptance
for the sum of $500. from the Tyr
rell County Commissioners to be
spent as stipulated; towards nec-
cessary items and insurance for
the benefit Of the Fire Department.
He noted however that the COM
missioners had only sent $3.50. He
reported that the insurance as ear
marked by the commissioners has
been purchased, from and amount
indicated. Permission was given for
the purchase Of the other named
items of Fire Dept. needs covered
in the check.
A motion was carried to cancel
the immediate insurance policy Of
the Volunteer fireman carried by
the town.. due to the action by
the Fire Dept. in securing other
insurance paid by the county con-
tract, for a rebate Of unearned COW
erage.
A motion was carried to transfer
$1,000. from the capital reserve
account in the bank to the savings
account.
The Mayor announced special
meeting to be Feb. IS at which time
representatives Of the League Of
Municipalities would meet with the
board.
Samples Of street marking signs
were shown by J. L. Poston, and
they were discussed but no action
taken. Many drainage complaints
were heard and discussed, and a
plea for action on old Pete Watford
House on South Road Street which
is about TO collapse. The board as
sured that the owner Walter Fem,
ner would be notified to make safe
repair on the house or have it
RACED.
]. L. Poston was granted a two
day leave Feb. 6 and 2 to attend
the school in Raleigh taking courses
on street maintenance, low cost
of residential street construction
and courses in sanitation.
Present were H. T. Davenport,
Mayor, r. s. Briclchouse, Lloyd
Davenport, Shelton Ludford, and
Borden McClees. j. L. Poston and
Mrs. Louise a.. Hales Clerk met
with the board.
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dance include Frank White, Jr., Of
Manteo, figure planning commit
Holmes County herald., 1962-01-18
Leqa! Notices
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
COMMISSIONERS OF SALE
or LAND


OF LAND
BY virtue of the provisions
of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, rendered on the 18th
day of January, 1862, in Cause
styled Emmett Kyzer, ct ais
VS.. James Lee Goodroe, Ell
al and numbered 1924 on
the General Docket of said
Court, the undersigned as
Special Commissioner Of said
court in said cause will on
Monday the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1862, within legal hours
on said day, at the south front
door of the County Courthouse
of Holmes County, Mississippi,
in the City of Lexington. Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, offer
for sale and sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder for
cash the following described
tract of land situated in Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, to-
wit:
Ell of NE4 of Section 25 and
14.78 acres off the South End
of Ed of SEA of Section 26 all
in Township 16, Range 4 East.
The above described pro-
perry will be sold for the pur-
pose Of partitioning among
the owners thereof the pro-
ceeds of such sale in accor-
dance with said decree, and
the title is believed to be
good, but l will convey only
such title as is vested in me
as Special Commissioner.
This the 10Th day of jan
uary, 1862.
Parham H. Williams,
Special Commissioner
Jan. Is, Is, Feb. l, s.
Holmes County herald., 1962-01-18
DURANT WOMAN's CLUB

Mrs. w. A. Henley was hos
tess to the Woman's Club at
Tommie's Cafe Tuesday at 3
O'Clock.
Mrs. Dan Wells, president,
presided over the business
session at which time the re-
port blanks were distributed
for annual reports.
The program on Interna-
tional Affairs was led by Mrs.
Wells. An interesting paper
on United States-Latin Ameri-
ca prior to 1910 was read by
Mrs. A. L.. Stevens. Mrs. G.
A DOSter gave a report on
Current United States-Latin
American Relations.
At the close Of the program.
refreshments were served to
the thirteen members present,