Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 8 December 1910 — Page 4
Suburban
CUMBERLAND.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will Fye for the election of officers.
Robert Johnson met with a painful accident last Thursday by having three of his fingers cut off at the Roach & Brown sawmill.
Mrs. Mary Ploenges and Mrs. Ellen Weise spent Saturday at Indianapolis.
The Baptist Sunday^ school |£will elect officers next Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will have a fair Dec. 17th at the Newhouse hall.
George Ricer and wife, of Valley Mills, were guests of D. T. Ricer |,Saturday and Sunday.
Maggie Harvey ..visited her sister, Mrs. Kate Fowler, of Indianapolis, Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday school will give a cantata Christmas night. The M. E. Sunday school will give their entertainment Xmas eve.
Clarence Hufford and wife, of Richmond, visited Adrian Shepherd and wife last week.
Mrs. Newhouse and Kittie Newhouse, of Lawrence, spent last Wednesday and Thursday with John Newhouse and wife.
Mrs. Will Fye, Mrs. John Newhouse and Maggie Harvey entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church on last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fye. Refreshments of sandwiches, coffee, salad, pickles and cake. Edith Amos gave two recitations. Nellie Amos gave some musical numbers on the piano and the Rev. Morris gave the Scripture reading and prayer. The collection was $4.50.
R. R. No. 2.
Carl Snider is on the sick list. I. H. Pope and wife spent last Saturday with Elmer Jackson and family.
There was a large attendance at the oyster supper at the Red Men's hall at Mohawk Saturday night.
Fva Pope called on Mrs. Ina Williams last Friday. Leon Wiley, wife and daughter, epent Sunday with I. H. Pope.
Mrs. William Kingery spent one day last week with her mother, Mrs. Ira Williams.
Herman Kfngery was out buying timber Monday. Mrs. Frank Pope is some better at this writing. Thomas Wiley is spending this week with his daughter, Mrs. I. H. Pope and from there he goes to Battle Creek, Mich., to spend the winter.
HERE AND THERE.
Clova Apple visited Anna Shepler Tuesday. Protracted meeting began at the the Friends church in Maxwell Thursday night.
Theodore Brizendine visited his brother and family Friday and Saturday night.
John Henry, son of Milton Henry, is reported as on the sick list. Milly Apple and son, Noble, visited Charles Apple and family Friday.
Delilah Fort, Mary Hudson, Noah Wilson, T. S. Brizendine and son, Charles, were shopping at Greenfield Saturday.
Frank Apple and family, Lincoln Shepler and family called on their parents, John Apple and wife Saturday.
A well filled house and a good meeting were had at the Friends church Sunday night.
Mrs. Emily Jane Hudson, of Cumberland, is visiting Delilah Fort and son and other relatives,
Lincoln Shepler, wife and son, Emery, visited Tom Brizendine and family Sunday.
The elevator at Maxwell began taking corn in Monday for the first. The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Gant occurred Tuesday. She was of a large family of sixteen children, who have all crossed our river of Death except four, John T. Henry, Martha Barnard, of Maxwell, Milton Henry, who resides on part of the old home place, and Mrs. Sarah Moore, of ISden.
Ira Roberts was on his route gathering cream and delivering Monday, for an Indianapolis firm.
BROWN'S CHAPEL
L. C. Crider and family spent Sunday with Charles Crider and family. John Welchel, of Anderson, was the guest of his parents, Howard Welchel and wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Beim, son and daughter, Lucien and Lucy, and Mrs. Henrietta Jeffries attended the funeral of Mrs. Alvin Hilligoss, near Maxwell Tuesday.
Howard Brooks and family, of Willow Branch, spent Sunday with Ben Lowe and family.
John Mitchell and family spent Sunday with Elmer Heim and family. Umer Giles and family, John Briney and family, A1 Wiggins and granddaughter, Helen Mulvihill, Mrs. Hettie Mulvihill and John King, of Indianapolis, were guests of Andy
Briney and family Saturday night. Refreshments of popcorn, apples and taffy were served.
Ethel Gibbs, who is at Forest, Ind., helping in a meeting, reports a good meeting and fine sucbess.
Several from here attended the revival at the M. E. church at Greenfield Sunday night.
John Aronhalt and daughter, Miss Blanche, attended church at Cleveland Sunday.
William Huth and family returned to their home in Laporte Friday after an extended visit with her parents, L. C. Crider and wife.
Mrs. James Moore is not so well again. Mrs. McGrady and family called on Alva Fry and family Sunday afternoon.
Young people's meeting was held at the home of Elmer Heim Sunday afternoon and was well attended.
Omer Giles and family were guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Mary Meisel, of Brandywine township, Sunday and attended the funeral of Edward Liming at Mt. Lebanon.•
Forest Crider, of Greenfield, and Charles Mitchell were at Hargrove church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Williams and family were the guests of her parents, John Sipe and famiiy Sunday.
Guy and Jay Aronhalt were at Indianapolis Wednesday on business. Wm. Kirkpatrick preached here Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Crider, Mrs. Met Trees, Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs. L. C. Crider were guests of Alva Fry and family Wednesday.
MOHAWK.
Mary Stansberry is some better. Dr. O. A. Collins was at Indianapolis Sunday.
John Eastes of Summitsville, spent Sunday with Orliff Dunn and family. Robert Ireton and wife spent Monday evening with T. B. Leary and family.
Homer Kingery and family visited with Mrs. Sallie Flanagan Sunday. Mrs, Pearl Sylvester and children spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother at Greencastle. 0. A. Newman and Jasper Gordon made a business trip to Illinois last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson spent last week with friends at Fortville. Marshal Glisson and wife spent Sunday with Edward Glisson and wife at Mt. Comfort.
Grace Clouser, of Wells county is visiting Mrs. Nellie Pierce. Albert, little son, of A. N. Steele, and wife is on the sick list.
Olive Leary spent Sunday with Julia Maroskey. James Leary and family and Anthony Maroskey and wile spent Sunday with Jesse Williams and wife.
OTTERBEIN.
1. M. Sanford and family took dinner with Joshua Roney and wife Sunday. Eva Crump, Etta Hawkins, of Amity, and Edith Gardener, took dinner with Irene Scotten Sunday.
Avery Griffith visited Carl Sanford Sunday. Mrs. E. E. Scotten and daughter, Gladys, were in Greenfield Saturday.
Emert Sanford and wife spent Sunday with Owen Griffith and wife. Joe Land visited Harley Griffith Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Sanford was in Greenfield Thursday. Joshua Rodey and wife visited Charles and Eva Crump Tuesday.
Edith Gardener, of Martinsville, is visiting Irene Scotten. Carl, Hilda, Ulta and Pauline Sanford visited Irene and Goldie Scotten Friday.
Charles and Eva Crump spent Sunday with Joshua Roney and wife. Mrs. Flora Stant, of Philadelphia, took dinner with T. E. Scotten and family Monday.
Sunday school at 9:30. U. P. C. U. at 3 o'clock. Hilda Sanford leader. Everyone is cordially invited.
See what you can save on a good blanket Saturday from 2 to 4 p. m. at J. M. Havens & Co. 8t2wl
Herbert Monger, who has been confined to his home with typhoid fever, is better.
Miss Anna Quigley, who has been sick with symptoms of typhoid fever, is some better.
Nothing handier than the handy pin. Every lady regards it as a "friend in need." It is the essence of utility. Inexpensive and indispensible. Our name a guarantee. Put this suggestion on your list. The A. S. Orr Jewelry Store. 6t3d&w
L. Bouser expressed a bull dog Tuesday to W. B. Alexander, atRockville, Minn.
Blanket sale, Saturday, Dec. 10th from 2 to 4 p. m. at J. M. Havens & Oo. 8t2wl
Mrs. Fred Beecher went to Indianapolis Tuesday to consult an eye specialist.
On Saturday, December 10th, I will put on sale from 2 to 4 o'clock a good square blanket, 84x90, weigh 8 pounds at $1.25. J. M. Havens & Oo. 8t2wl
Greenfield Market.
These prices are corrected dally from quotations by the 9. B. Bolt Market, New Milling Co., Barrett Grain A Elevator Oo and local grocers.
CATTLE
Steers $3.00 to $5.90 Heifers 2.50 to 5.25 Cows 2.75 to 4.50 Bulls 3.25 to 4.50 Canners and Cutters 2*25 to 3.0© Veal Calves 5.60 to 6.50 Beef Hides 7-8
HOGS
Good Best to Heavy $6.80 to $6.90 Choice Lights 6.90 to 7.00
WHEAT
Per bushel 85c CORN
Per bushel 35c OATS AND RYE Oats, per bu 27c Rye, per bu 60c Clover Seed $7.50
OLD HAY
Timothy per ton $13.00 Mixed, 10.00 Clover 8.00 Straw, 4.00 to .6.00
BACON AND LARD
Lard 13c BUTTER AND EGGS Eggs, per dozen 30c Butter, pet pound ..-17c to 23c
POULTRY
Turkeys, per pound good 16c Hens, 8c Geese, ff *er pound 9c Ducks, ff
44
George W. Duncan, Postmaster.
For Sale—Seven-room house, cellar, city water, barn, corher lot 60x157 ft. Inquire 413 North East street, Greenfield, Ind. 8t5wl
On Saturday, December 10th, I will put on sale from 2 to 4 o'clock, a good square blanket, 84x90, weigh 8 pounds at $1.25. J. M. Havens, & Co. 8t2wl
Wanted—to buy a yearling Polled Durham or Red Poll bull. Address John A. Cottey, Greenfield Route 4. 8t2wl.
In addition to the articles for sale enumerated in the ad of Mr. Neff, elsewhere in this paper, there will be sold one feed grinder and 550 bushels of old corn.
FOUNTAINTOWN.
-Miss Nora Linville spent Sunday the guest of Hazel Ingram. Rev. Walls filled his regular appointment at the M. E. church last Sunday.
Miss Nelle Martin spent Sunday the guest of Mrs. Walter Bebee at Greenfield.
While hauling hay for T. H. Scud der, Joseph Riddlin had the misfortune to dislocate his shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor received word from their son, Ben, at Purdue University, that he has an attack of dyphtheria.
Several from here attended the box supper at Pleasant Hill school house last Friday.
Mrs. Noah Miller is some better at this writing.
WILKINSON.
D. M. Cooper, wife and Byron were at Anderson Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Morrison, of Mt. Comfort, was visiting with J. C. Cooper and family Sunday.
E. C. Martindale was home Sunday. Will Martindale and family were the guests of M. A. Wales and family Sunday.
Joseph, son of J. ]?. Evans, is on the sick list.
Public Sale
Richard A. Bennett, administrator of estate of Agnes Bennett, deceased, Wednesday, Dec. 28th, 1910, Blue River township, 3% miles northwest of Morristown 3 miles east of Fountaintown. and 1% miles southeast of Greenfield.
Recorder elect, James Sample, is working in the office now and getting onto the routine and business of the office. He takes full charge January 1st.
GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910.
10c
Rabbits 10-12% Hides 7c SELLING PRICES
Timothy seed 5.00 Clover seed 6'00 to 6.50
Notice of Annual Election of Bank Directors. Notice is hereby given that the Stockholders of the Farmers' National Bank of Wilkinson will meet the second Tuesday in January that being the 10th day of January 1911, for the purpose to elect seven directors for the coming year. Jesse F. Evans,
Cashier.
Advertised Letters, Dec. 8,1910. Byrd, Miss Ada Culver, Harry (2) Moffit, G. F. Reynolds, E. Stanley, Daisy Smith, Abe Smiley, Miss Kate Waltz, Mrs. Latta When calling for letters please say advertised.
Next Saturday Night.
Maloney's Wedding Day the funniest pjay of the season. A scream of laughter from the time the curtain raises until it drops, at Rogers Opera house next Saturday night.
Facts on Prices.
William A. Milbourn, ofRoute 4, was in Greenfield a few days ago. |He is one of the money making farmers of the county. In talking about the price of stock and laud, and the high cost of living, he spoke of the price of wheat and hogs just after the war. He said he remembered when the late Nathan Moore sold 3,000 bushels of wheat to a Greenfield grain buyer for $3.15 per bushel. He said hogs were over 10 cents per pound. He spoke of the great advance in the price of land in Hancock county since he was a boy. He remembers when the 40 aores of land in Brandywine township on which Will Low now lives sold for $130. The entire 40 acnes sold for that amount, while now thai some land is worth that much per acre.
MILNER'S CORNER.
F. M. Jackson and wife spent Sunday with their son, Fred Jackson and family.
Hermon Poole and family were the guests of Jeff Raines and wife at Pendleton Sunday.
Harve Jackson and family spent Sunday with Walter Troy and family. Howard Hogan aud wife were calling on W. A. Preas and wife Friday.
Henry Rogers was called to Bloomington Saturday on the account of the death of his sister, Mrs. Charles Davis
Cash ^Teller and family were calling on Henry Keller and wife Sunday. Protracted services began here Sunday evening. Everybody invited.
James Albea was at Pendleton Saturday. Walter McKenzie and family were guests of Ad Milner and family Sunday.
Clarence Fish and John Ferris, of Curry's Chappel spent, Friday with Ralph Fisk.
Earl Albea was calling on his parents, James Albea and wife, Monday. Zetta Hays was visiting her sister, Libbie Reynolds, Thursday.
MT. VERNON.
Wm. Stansbury and family spent Sunday with Francis Shores, of Hamilton county.
Marion Chappell and family and Gwen Chappell and wife spent Sunday with Amos Saville.
Mrs. Gilbert Hanna spent Sunday with Mrs. Eliza McCord, of Hamilton county.
Mrs. Frank Hennis spent last week with her father at New Palestine. Leon Wiley and family spent Sunday with Frank Pope.
Mrs. Chris Pope is on the sick list. C. W. Hiday and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Dunn.
John Lain spent Sunday with John Rash. George Jackson moved from this vicinity to Woodbury last week.
Chas. Schultz was at Greenfield last Tuesday. Wm, Cauldwell and wife spent Sunday with Jasper. Cauldwell at Fortville.
Mrs. Moses Heck, of Indianapolis, spent last week with her father, Frank Hennis.
Clarence Albea and family spent Sunday with Lenore Jackson. Willie Jones spent a few days last week with Amos Saville.
John Pope spent Sunday with James Girand. Herman Hanna and family spent Sunday with George Rhoudebush.
The Ladies' Aid met on Tuesday with Mrs. R. H. Wilson. Hazel apd Ruth Lain spent Sunday with Clara Hiday.
Mrs. John Thomas is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Ernest Hiday was on the sick list last week.
Clubbing Papers and Rates. Below is a list of papers with which clubbing rates have been secured in connection with the Daily Reporter and Weekly Republican. These prices include the papers mentioned to be sent by mail and not delivered by carriers. Reporter and News .„. ..„$4.25 Republican and News $3.25 Reporter and Sun $4.50 Republican and Sttn $3.50 Reporter and Indiana Farmer $2.50 Republican and Indiana Farmer..$1.50 Reporter and Breeders' Gazette..$3.00 Republican & Breeders' Gazette..$2.00 Reporter and Ohio Farmer $2.50 Rhpublioan and Ohio Farmer $1.50 Reporter and National Stockman. .$2.80 Republican&National Stockman. .$1.80 Reporter & Weekly Inter Ocean..$2.25 Republican& Weekly Inter Ocean $1.25 Reporter and Weekly Enquirer.. .$2.25 Republican & Weekly Enquirer ...$1.25
L. L. Jeffries sold a young, fat, Shorthorn cow to Orr & Steele Tuesday which weighed over 1,800 pound. She brought him $86.33. Mr. Jeffries says she was the finest cow in Hancock county.
Chauncey W. Duncan and Clint Caldwell were initiated intfr the Mystic Shrine at Indianapolis Friday night.
LIST OF ALLOWANCES.
Made by the Board of Free Gravel Road Directors at Regular Meeting, December 5, 1910. Oscar Powers, labor Bates r....$ll 40 George Powers 6 00 John Collier 26 80 Wm Marsh 25 00 Eldin Cutland,labor Simmons 9 00 Peter Fields 19 50 James Vanmeter 15 00 Lee Simmons 7 50 O Hodgins 12 00 Russell Wood 12 00 Roberf Jackson 9 00 Earm Thomas 10 50 Obery Thomas 10 50 Herb White 9 00 Mae Overman 9 00 Geo Clark.. 14 00 MaryA Johnson,gravel Simmons 36 26 S Staley 24 00 Wm A Prease, labor Wilson r. 6 00 Linza Walker, supt general r. 15 00 Fletcher Brooks,labor Pendleton 3 20 Chester Gates,labor National 16 50 Geo W Crider 9 50 James Yelton 3 00 Greenfield Bridge & Sewer Co., lumber, general 90 45 Linza Walker,milage, general gr 23 00 Wm Spell 43 00 Horace Wickard 23 00 Horace Wickard, supt gen 21 00
OHAS. H. TKOY, Auditor.
LIST OF ALLOWANCES.
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Hancock County, at a Special Meeting, December, 1910.
James Eakin, election sheriff 6 00 Wm Wirick, truant officer 32 00 Chappell, supt Wilson rd east 76 00
John Wilson, supt Wilson road west $ 50 00 Samuel E Wallace, supt Frank
Steele road, south 150 00 J. Ward Walker Co., supplies insane 30 00
Ward Walker Co., supplies insane' 30 00 Jesse W Cox, delivering parties to hospital 16 15 Wm A Service, salary Co clerk 525 00 Wm A Service, supplies Co clerk's office 9 14 Charles Troy, salary County
6
auditor 750 00 Philander Collyer, salary Co treasurer 575 00 Philander Collyer, supplies Co treasurer's office 4 37 Edward W Jacobs, salary Co recorder 350 00 Edward W Jacobs, supplies Co recorder 4 72 Jesse W Cox, sal Co sheriff 500 00 Jesse W Cox, postage county sheriff's office 2 00 Jesse W Cox, per diem, com court 8 00 Frank Larrabee, sal Co supt 351 00 Frank Larrabee, postage Co supt's office 4 80 Omer S Jackson, salary Co attorney 75 00 Horace Wickard, salary Co com 75 00 Wm Spell, sal Co com 75 00 Linza Walker, sal Co com 75 00 Milo Gibbs, sal sec'y Co board of health 72 00 Milo Gibbs, sup sec'y Co board of health..'. 3 74 Freeman Smith, sal supt Co farm 200 00 W A Justice, doctor Co poor. .. 50 00 Floyd Burk, sup Co farm 3 00
S Peets, care county poor 9 00 Wm Mitchell Ptg Co, supplies sheriff's office 1 74 Wm Mitchell Ptg Co, supplies supt's office 7 CO Wm Mifcehell Ptg Co, supplies clerk's office JL 75 Wm Mitchell Ptg Co, supplies treasurer's office 5 00 W Burford, sup clerk's office 40 25 W Burford, sup supt's office.. 3 60 W Burford, election sup 134 44 John Williams, election sup 54 00
Ward Walker, election sup.. 63 Wm A Service, elec'n expenses 6 18 Jesse W Cox, election expenses 27 85 Jesse W Cox, serving grand jury 8 25 Jesse W Cox, serving petit jury 27 50 Leary & Deiter, sup jail 2 00 Leary & Deiter, sup l^eat plant 4 50 W Boyd, sup heat plant 56 00 W Boyd, fireman heat plant 1 80 John Boring, extra fireman heat plant 1® 00
Johnson, night watch ch.. 4 00 W Eakin, janitor 50 00 Leary & Deiter, sup 4 45 City of Greenfield, sup 8 47
Sanford, erroneous tax, Buck Creek tp 41.42 Abram W Frost, Ditch Judgment Co 3 60 O W Kuhn, Ditch Judgement
Co ^6 Jesse W Ccx, board prisoners.. 42 00 Jesse W Oox, in and out fees. .. 9 50 O W Kuhn, sup poor Brown tp 26 00
E Moore, sup poor Brown tp 17 00 S I Harlan, sup poor Jackson township 16 35
I Chapman, election sup 21 00 Geo Andis, supt Lee Dobbins road 1 50 Simon Grist, supt Ed Eastes road 29 James A Cleary, postage surveyor's office 3 James A Cleary, engineer Ed
Eastes road 22 Cooper, Ins heat plant 70 Wm Burford, sup recorder's office and binding records 96
Charles H. Troy, Auditor. CHARLOTTESVILLE. J. N. Addison was at Indianapolis Wednesday.
Cicero Hamilton and wife, of Greenfield, are visiting relatives here. DeLoma Badger is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry S. Cone, at Shelbyville.
The members of the Friends Snnday school are preparing for a Christmas entertainment.
Mrs. Earl Addison was at Knightstown Friday. Joe Foley and John Lambert returned to their home in Indianapolis Saturday.
Estella Watt attended an oyster supper at Earl Addison's Fridaynight.
The Teachers' Institute was well attended Saturday. A special program was given in the afternoon.
Arthur Ellis and wife visited hor parents, James Moore and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. Will Niles and daughter, Flossie, visited friends in Greenfield Monday.
Bert Herkless, wife and son,Laurel, Frank Rock, wife and son, Ross, and Walter Addison and wife attended an. oyster supper at Will Orr's Saturday^
Wright Jeffries is improving. Mrs. Henry Starbuck remains in a serious condition.
Mrs. A1 Mattix ie visiting James Mattix and family, of New Castle. John Lane and wife visited Clyde Smith and family at Spiceland Sunday.
Mrs. John Duncan, of Carthage, and Nevil Philips, of Rushville, are visiting Mrs. John Lane.
The following services will be held at the Friend's church. Thursday night, Dec. 15, 7 p. m., A. Jennie Ridgway, of Amboy, Ind., will lecture on her trip to Palestine. Friday night, Dec. 16, 7 p. m. Levi T. Pennington, of Richmond, will preach. Saturday night, Dec. 17, p. m. Esther Cook, pastor at Knightstown, will preach. Sunday, Dec. 18, 10:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m., Ira C. Johnson, Indiana Yearly Meeting Superintendent of Evangelistic work will preach at both services.
Several from here attended the funeral of Ruby McGraw, at Knightstown, Monday afternoon.
Walter Sample and family, of New Castle, and Oscar Weeks and family, visited Frank Weaks and family, Sunday.
Aubrey and Mary Jeffries attended the funeral of Mrs. Alvin Hilligoss, at Maxwell Tuesday.
Will Eyans and Claude White, off Indianapolis, spent the day with, friends here Monday.
Real Estate Transfers.
Charles Berke et alto William Rodenbeck et al, 64 acres land, $10,000. RURAL ROUTE ONE.
Riley Siders and family spent Friday with James Wilhelm and wife. Peter Ridlin and wife and Nelson. Cook, wife and daughter, Neva attended the funeral of Ed Liming at Mt. Lebanon.
Charles Snider and wife attended the temberance lecture given by Mr, Steward at the Christian chureh at Morristown Monday.
Mrs. Martha Bennett and family, of Morristown, spent Sunday with Grant Duncan and family.
Charles Snider transacted business in Greenfield Monday. Mrs. Samantha O'Banion received a telephone message Sunday announc ing the death of Mrs. Alvin Hilligoss near Maxwell.
Rev. N. D. Webber, of Indianapolis, filled the pulpit at Shiloh Sunday. The Shiloh congregation have secured Rev. Allen, of Indianapolis, to preach for that church the coming year. His first sermon will be the first Sunday in January^
Jacob Wilhelm and Lon Hawkine were shopping in Greenfield Saturday.
Bertha Rhinebart. of Franklin county, spent several days here last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry P. Duncan spent Sunday with her son, Alvah Fry. Charles Snider and wife entertained at Sunday dinner Uriah Low, wife and daughter Julia, Richard Bennett wife and son Earl, and Joseph Tyner.
Mrs. Martha Linder is keeping house for Mr. and Mrs. Mart Jones.
L. O. Hanes has presented his daughter, Miss Olive, with a nice upright piano.
The Sunday school board of the Methodist Protestant church have elected Sunday school officers as follows Superintendent, Samuel Stephens ass't supt, Lawrence Wood secretary, Bernice Beeson assistant, Ethel Rigdon and Cora Hooker treasurer, J. W. Harrell organist, Martha Kirkpatrick aasistant, May Anderson chorister, Merritt Wood librarian, Ora Wheeler. O:.
Found—A pair of gold pl&ted spectacles. Inquire at this offices and pay for this ad,