O
Eibrarian’s J01)
O
formed
.4 nirarian do with
_ herself all day long? How does she
‘oocupy he:- srarc time on “slow”
days. when the hook-lovers are few
V' leave-en?
ingotlrisny. a hr-rarian‘s job is a
.very easy one. consisting mostly or
‘ ohocking in ..:d checking out books.
,Wlth much ..ro:‘:xei:ztg and pasting
reading in the spare moments.
. ‘1 suppose )c-z: E's: a good dfll 02
~ 1‘00! lancy tr ‘ \‘Lcne on your now
Job." comm-T. c5: friend to an.
other. who ha-i, ~ '. taken a position
in the South Kern-elk library.
Tho other g1.- laughed.
"You wan: '- -.- my now Job (or
a while and 59-. my much there is
to cram inzo one any before you talk
about doing pleasure work in odd
moments." >315 sn-i.
L‘. Blanchard. librar-
wha: .2 :u' s
. .-'i “25
5mm?! trig: 503?): Norwalk library,
in the foiir«-.~...~ s:hedulo of "Just
one day's uc-rs.‘ 2— her library.
shoots 33 yr». ‘32- old idea that
this sort of u . ' is a lazy man's job.
“lining {In the l:brarian. in
a small Lz‘r; .: as this is. must
crowd it. a 'WJ‘e-r or different
things." she ...-. "in the begin-
ning. slzr . was 113- lhc library at .9
o'clock z: '2‘ T'.‘ flung. The mail,
must be 2 «an! cw: any odd books.
put. no.1}. ’i.‘ r :vriouicals have to
he bro'lg': ' z," “a data azd placed on
their prop.- 3:: L- or racks. and
thére arr, T.‘ :r. all. Ol'erdtleo must
be not-‘4 F‘s! ...rc‘s sent out. Brok-
Pn book's :. :. the day torture must
"‘3 (learn; : 4.1 you collated.
"Tim-r a his 'hr- plume to
answer .1 .."::_~ of 'he d3}. 1!
new b“(-" ":w 'Z.r,v must be a:-;‘
tended — Zia'vfi? and there
are tw .‘fif-brem procufles
through 3 :Mt rook goes be-
fore it ‘s r ' .‘~- 'l‘.’ pzzbh‘. Any
builetzrx *v r. . tr: the library
work. far 2. he halls of the li-
brary z- = 1-.. newspapers. must
be type-u slid Lispalched.
"0t .7 »u.‘~~-, ail the time book: are
A Is Not 10nd
Of Crbcheting All Day
3M:rs. Blanchard of South Norwalk Library,
' .Tells of the Duties That Must Be- Per-
s
coming in and going out. and the
visitors must he waited on. About
no books so out oask day mouthi-
iibrary. more than 400 being han-
dled over the desk.
“Every librarian is a sort 0! infor-
mation bureau and must answer all
sorts of questions and do all kinds
of M“ be. hunting tor a pair
ot lost aegis-es tor somo one. to
finding tho'right word to lit into
some crom word punle.
"Every day there is some mail
and correspondence to be attended
to, such as sending out notes 0!
thanks tor books or tavora sending
out or O. XJng bills. Then. each
month. there on tho monthly state-
tnonta.
"Ali the time the library must be
kept eloan and (no trout dust. the
shelves in proper order. the books
in place. and this moons a constant
trotting to and tro. arranging and
ro-arnnging all tho time.
"The librarian must. at all times.
koop up with the day's news, which
means constant reading. Then.
when a special birthday anniversary
or holiday comes around. she must
be prepared and have on the shelves
or in a convenient place. the appro-
priate books ‘for the occasion.
"There are lists of books to be
mndo out all the time—new books
‘and suggested books. At all times.
'5230. there are people coming to the
librarian for advice and suggestions
as to what to read—and it is really
an art to be able to put the right
book into the right hand.
i “it is quite an intricate work to
. discovcr the needs 0! the community
where books are concerned. lit those
needs by suitable suggestions. and
than c: the smeotions to the num-
ber and price or books our allow-
ance permits us to purchase."
Mrs. Blanchard closed by saying
that one delight of library work is
the appreciation shown by lovers of
books. from time to time. through
generous gifts and words ct com-
inundation.
PORTO RICO GIRLS
ARE REAL SCOUTS
Shedding )lantillas,
Donning Khaki Uni-
forms-4.955 Roman»
tic, More Freedom
lnttrrztinz :ews (0’29: ct the
.sirl Scout.- {mm l‘crto Rice The)
are shedding their mantlllaa and
full black skirt: ‘0 don the khaki
uniiorm of the Girl Scouts. A: one
tender-too: rxpressed it. "lVe may
not bo as romantic looking )5: our
uniforms ‘wr 'M. c-rfiin'y haw.-
moro tresicrn' ’
Uncle Sam's island axis In H3-
wall and 7b l‘.‘.:..pptnos beat their
Porto Farah sister: to :t by 3'3"in
years, ban the enthusiasm of the lat-
ter more than makes up for the
handicap. l.‘ :21: mw Girl Scouts
have thn: War. rid traditions re-
stricting women an! girls Will soon
be (orgotten an: a :tcre liberal poi-
icy adopted.
Porto Ri'an intrrcst 1:: stoning
was arouse-d last gear when Miss
'Estolle Sumner .2 field direc‘cr of
the national organization. save a.
training course. to.- Girl Scout lead-
‘ers at the Chive-r512: cf Rio led-
ras.
The Porto Rica: 6er Scout Coun-
If You Have Any News
Write to The Woman's Editor,
.1 610 The Evening Sentinel,
' or Call 92 or 93
a
-
cil was chartered last month with
33411. John A. Hartscr o! San Jusn
, sa commissioner. .
i
{Turkey Supper Held ‘
l At Grace Baptist
I
i
!
Last ovoning'o turkoy supper giv-
an by the Missionary Society at the
.Graca Baptist church 0! Norwalk
:‘8, one at tho moot suocoosml al-
lairo over given by the church. There
was . largo attendance and many
out or tow'n guests were present.
.1. Douglas and Thomas Jackson
, were the chefs in charge. The mus-
ical program was given by Mrs.
1Frank Scott who was at her best
last evening. The atlair was lo luc-
;cesolul that it was decided to dive
another supper in tho near future.
.Pine Point Club _
3 Directors Meet
i The Governing Board or the Pine
Point Catholic Club held s. moot!“
last evening with Pres. Daniel J.
bowling. and arranged the activi-
ties to:- the coming soason. A largo
House Committee was appointed to
have the club house in readiness
tor the season. The Chairman.
bars. James Costello. has arranged a
social afternoon at which tints
nocouuy sevrlng tor tho inurior of
the club will be done. it was voted
' to open the club on nay 18th with
a. party and dance. Several out-ot-
town guests aro expected at this
time. Two floats will ho ropairod
a launched hetero Decoration
this year. The Club antici-
pates an active and enjoyable sea-
son.
.M‘m
imfi’fllm'flhfli it'd-"ii . 9 gist: ‘9 .
,7 South
.: fig“? (-
..' Haas-slums"
m o’f-‘sessasvssro
m In
soo'.‘os.‘l’osoo
Combined Savings -
With -
IV Life Insumn
Do You Know How $1.00 to
$2.50 Per Week Will Do This?
Savings Plus .
Insurance Club. ‘
Nmfimgs
I-h
“mun-amused:
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film-y m on
sum . . .7... ., «lid-VI:- . .-. .5201:- . .rznqurr...
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Bank?”
Hudson
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W‘O' ' .0 I 0 ~32”--. are s’ZW- I
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Talks on :Jut:y Servive
M»' I
xsu
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.. .. 3. M .. .. 3...... Womegtvfiorg fie H?” 121%“ Wm we may? zen: rum-
m aum‘vrm ioavo at 1:» epo ' cem— « 0?” manna its-naps our.
mu . . . . “ . DwAmmdmwt-‘A- *' ~ g “ - .u...’ .m‘ -...
:7» m 9:. filo-QM a , «.. 7,- _'...~-.‘ _» . ~ .- Mos. loadco.
g'mia'omawer mmtmwwoluadnd
reet. 'rh museum" .; up. no Cream-sonata
1‘... sue-"ac: at when oats ’won Saturdays oat: cm:
a ‘ a
albeit-itch and mm was “was: Wehoidsourordw
was enjoyed. . .os. so are made tron.th:‘b:ot."-Adv.
' committee naps huta' t m
3.33? “ism “ tho ~ wsa'a business visitor in Bridge:
church «an most this alter-noon at yesterday. ~
8 o'clock at tho homo of him C.
Frey. :7 Beavi:w avenue.
0
R
ing of the Order of the Eastern Star
held there last week.
0 O O
The annual meeting of tho Cow
necticut Federation ot Women“.
clubs will be held W 18. 1' 03d
30 at the Stratdoid hotel in Budge.
port.
0 9 .
Edward Avis. well known bird
mimic. is to appear in ”min -
April 1: under the auspices of the
Norwaik Bird and Saturn club. Ir.
Arts is a cultured "Melon as well
asauatoraiist. andhisvidttothis
city is being looked («ward to with
much interest.
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The senior choir of the 0M
Baptist church will meet tonight for
rho regular rehearsal in the church.
Mrs. B. O. rowel! is leader.
0 0 C -
Xemboro oi the South Nomlk «
Congregational church are making
plans for a sale and tea to be held
directly after Easter.
0 O l
plenum-s oi the Opportunity ciro
clo at the King's Daughters held a
memorial ’servico Wednesday attor-
noon in honor of tho blind hymn
writer. Fanny Crosby. The circlo
voted :25 to the Fanny Crosby
homo. which will soon be opened in
bridgeport as a homo for tho sgod.
0 ' . Sonaik. hamtord. Greenwich.
Sound Beach. Riva-side. Bedding.
Ridgericld. Darien. Bridgeport. and
Stratiord. were represented at the
meeting or th‘c l‘airtiezd County
Lesgua 9! Women Voters held yes-
‘l’hs Fairdeld County escalation
of Red Non will hold a meeting to-
night at 7 o'clock in.8¢unlord.
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Douglas- Fowler Women's Relic!
com is holding a rummage solo to- terday in tho Strum-id llotei.
‘day in the store adjoining tho Hood Bridgeport.
Drug company in North Main street. Those who attended the confer-
. care from Norwaik were: Mrs. A. M.
Fechhcimer. Mm‘ Frederick Belts.
Mrs. J. J. Flynn. Mrs. Charictoo
liean and In. C. l-‘. Fudge.
on. or the important motions
made and carried during the meet-
ing wss‘to the effect that the State
League should endorse the tholor
amendment which will come up tor
a hoarlhg before the legislature Ap-
ril ti.
Tho morning ops-ion of the con.
ierenco commenced at it o'clock
with a reading or reports. Luncheon
was at 1:30 o'clock. toliowed by the
three speakers or the afternoon:
Xi- Julia Margaret flicks. oxccu-
tire secretary. who talked on the
league program: hire. James E.
Chocaernan oi Providence. lit-st rc-
glonsl director of the National or-
ganisation who spoke on ”Keeping
the Vision." and Mm Sally Fanny
Gleaton. county organiser Who dis-
cussed "Jury Service.”
Due to luck of space. Mrs.
Cheesemnn's commendable speech
will be held over until tomorrow's
lane at the EVcning Sentinel. lilies
Rick‘s and Miss Gicaton's talks be-
ing pr ted today.
The reports which commenced the
meeting woro irom all the diflerent
districts in the county and included
readings tram: Mrs. Emos irom
Greenwich: Miss Davids iron) Sound
Beach: Mrs. Obcr. Riverside; Mrs.
A. 3!. Fochheitncr. Norwalk: Mrs.
Ichoyar. Ridgoi'ieid: Mrs. Wilcoxin.
limtlord; Hrs. Shaw. Bedding. and
tin. Andrew Smith. Bridgeport.
Moot of the reports had to do with
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Holy eucharist and intercession:
was held this rooming at 9 o'clock
at Trinity church.
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Sewing circle of the ‘ Norwalk
Council 0? Catholic Women will
meet (or a working son-ion this att-
arnoon at 3 o'clock is the club
house. 23 West avenue.
0 O 0
Confirmation class of St. Peter's
Evangelical church will be hold this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church
0 C O
Opportunity cirole of the King's
Daughters will hold a cake salothis
attarnoon at 2 o'clock in Glendon-
ing‘o store.
0 0 C ‘
Mrs. Andrew “'illiam Hitcholl of
so Ward stroot entertained the
members of tho standard hoarse
cla- ot tho Korwalk M. E. church
at her homo last night. ltiao Susan
Olmstoad road a paper. "Women of
tho Orient." Cards wore playodand
refreshments served. During the
evening lira. Iditcholl. who is leav-
ing shortly tor the West. was preo—
ented with a bracelet or npphirea
and pearls.
O O O
The Columbus Giso club of South
Norwalk Council 80. 13". K. o: C.
will rehearse nest Thursday ova-
nlng at the club rooms. West Wash-
ington street. The Glee clubhaa
recently become unlisted with tho
Association gioo clubs of North Am.
cries. and is sanding Charles Dunn
and Thomas McIahoa as delegates
to a meeting of this s-ociatSOn next
“‘9“- , - the progress in the city or town in
‘ ‘ ‘ . question. various meetings held and
M I»! ‘50 3°!” 3m“ 700- M formed in connection with
tar-day were: a. in”,
A. W. Vi'llkinson of Easton. Penn.
Charles Fehr. at Boston. Penn
~N’od Roche of liar-i. Fla. "
8. Lowell of Miami. Fla.
Mr. and Hrs. G. E. Brighain ox
beaten. lam. .
an. Florence Latham of North-
ampton. llaas.
William Adios- of blow Haven.
A. D. Harvey ot Mord.
P. Robot-ta of. Now York city.
“f. L. Banker at Boston. Man.
The Bridgeport League reported
that it had reorganized into the W0.
men's Civic League oi Bridgeport.
which step was taken duo to the
fact that the league had been mis-
understood in Bridgeport and had
boon labelled as a purely political or-
ganisation. which it was not. Sinco
”mutation. tho league member-
ship had been increased iron: 95 to
300 member-on The goal is 500.
Greenwich also reported an inter-
odog oourgs o: lectures on the
N. J- ' “World's Current 111qu now be-
. Edward wright ct Chanteaugay. lng adored by the Greenwich
h. 1. ' League of Women Voters.
Ii- Gleaton. who gave a short
talk on “Jury Duty rut “'omen."
urged all the members of tho League
0: Women \‘oten who were able. to
attend tho public hearing in the leg-
flotore. April 1. on the subject or
Jury duty (or women.
as. stressed the privilege of jury
*1!“ Which was being denied the
woman as voters. and the duty of
jury u-vico which tho woman were
0 0 0
Hrs. William Hudson 0: Min
street entertained her ooo-in-law.
Dr. 0.8.Borthoiowotthohutx.
h‘. church, Mount Vernon. N.
no new 3:"; 13m lion's sod
Young Women's Hebrew m
- about ems-a o o rug. rod-an o no ‘
- .
oantes-"ooso‘o’afloowo‘o'ooso ‘ . '
a completed program is agreed upon.
,rstriuc'noufisizofeoumnm
unsanoaatvisttoriauaw York
toasting plaoo. to vint. Hm you
will and CW“. m in big var.
m, ly priced. Phone
Wootpon C:l.~AdV.
o o o
hank Dowloos at Lexington ave-
nue was a busine- vfltor in
New York City yesterday.
0 O O
lauuol Abramson of Benton
Met went to Stamford on busine.
yesterday.
0 . O
-—~Shecp manure and Agric Line
for lawns. Alfred Brown. N.
:.,8‘:.’Ad".
’ o o o .
Arthur Johnson 0! cm: street
was a visitor in Xaw York city.
0 O C
John llulk of Benton stroetwas
a business tumor. in Bridgeport
Yuan-Nay.
O O 0
o—Badio son-too at Donnelli‘o
- C O 0
John Eltorado or Ely amua has
recovered from his recent lllnou.
o O 0
Mr. and lira. Steven Losko or
Lowe stroet are entertaining trionds
public finance and public employ- (rem Stamtord over the '“k end.
men. 0 O C
.. —Bost Coal. Harris & Gena—adv
d. Law making. o o o,
I'ndr‘r "Public “'cifare in Gov. Anthony Brunt-ill of Lexington
arninont" would come the following avenue went to New Haven yester-
hoads: day.
a. Child Welfare. o o o
b. Educations. i can“. Hawkroot crimes-treat
c. Lugs] status of women. ' is confined to his homo with a
d. Living coals. sprained Ink".
e. Social hygion. o o o
r. Women as industry. - Tho Twin City Valot to a contra}
l‘nder “international Cooporatio
to Prevent War" Miss Hicks add
that the League believes that ouatldo
ed woman in administrative stucco.
upon boards and Diana and in
Iegisiatite bodies. l contribute the
nocosmry point or View to govern-
ment in tho t’nlted States and to
its international relations. The
League therefor-o urges tho principle
of electing and appointing woman
to positions in national. state and
local government. and rcoposdbio
commissions and other bodies hav-
ing international representation.
Miss Hicks explained how tho pro-
gram la termed. no program of
work or the Rational League of Wov
men Voters is framed tentatively by
the National department and the
standing committees in consultation
with tho~ corresponding dm‘
b ~locatod establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring wort
for ladies and gentleman -Is wail
tskoncaroot. "North Islam.
Phone «or. Adv.
C O C 0
Steven Urban of Oak street spent
yesterday in Stamford.
—Leigh Can‘t. diatri- 5 Gena
-Adv
Joo Lordo o! Naples street was a
rocont visitor in Stamiord.
-—IIadio and incaolu sold on
easy tot-Ina Donnoty.—Adv.
o o o
Steven Kootchar or Benton street
was a fisher in Bidgoileld yester-
O .3 O
and committees in consultation with _.1‘-g. P“ Cu}. llarrh g
the corresponding department and may,
committees in the state. o o o
Thomas Koleburn of Snowdown
avenue spout yostarday is. New
York City.
C C I
Special sale of 80:8 1-: Cord
Tires at 88.“. tube to at (tint
ch.) tor 81.50. eady B.
Battarioo tor radio. 81.“ m as to:
voila. “.00 tor ‘8 volts. Norwalh
Poo hood 'nro Co. 0: Wall snot
“a"
C O C
'I'hoodoro Chandor of Knapp
matwuavioitorinh'ow Raven
May.
Not less than threo months bolero
tho national contutioh. tho tanta-
tlva program is sent out for con-
sideration by state and local leoguos.
Each state board is asked to submit
the program to local lettuce in the
stats and to repbrt the results to the
national department and standing
committees.
At the pro-convention conionnco
of each department and committee.
which is presented to the national
convention for final decision nod
adoption. The mud as adopted.
consists of recommendations to:
study and (or legislation to be taken
as occasion warrants.
For each or the three sections of
the suggested program of tho League
of Women Voters. recommendations
to: study and torrappropriaio Iogio
lation. were made by Miss Ricks in
giving tho program.
,.8ho cook'up the whole thing in do-
tall. discussing each point until she
had mado tho entire program clear;
At the luncheon which preceded
the afternoon oodaion o! The snoot-
iag about 75 woman was pro-oat.
'rh. day's attendance registered boo
tween 125 and 150.
Plumbers’ Auxiliary
Holds a Meeting
The newly organised ladioa' anat-
t the county plumbers hold
‘
5'
.i"
Eeiggi
is:
sumac". __ “My.
“mammal-guns“ ° ° ‘
mmnwoodoolssd ”Wotuan'uroatwont
fiaowdahmubokaooautew . _ _‘
m at M . ° ° °
rmmmm mus-pram Altrod
mummies. momma-adv. a
mm 0. 2's
8. Tho IQ! ”WNW dug
out be “nonhuman
Jusoaoauosoevworhll'owtoek.
”Vow, gh o.o~o .
1 who are making things hum. The
Ila-tidy Jennings
nings'lodoo. So. 1. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will celebrate its :Sih
birthday. But 14d! 1m 1048.
mambo" o: the organisation lound
it ntoro convenient to hold tho cal.
borship or 177. most of whom are
uptown.
When the lode; was instituted:
than were ll members. Ten of the !
origin-J members are still on
roll and Just as active as over.
that
du’l ‘80 when Mrs. Annie 2. But~
tel, passed awn}.
Today hire. Francis J. Joz’cc. thcé
first commander o! the lOQo who
served tw0 tormt is that odico. is
the oldest member. m- Emma F.
Boston. the first scribe. is next in'
ago. other charter members living;
are: Mrs. Clara dolkar.
Briggortnan. XII- lntnta Dotson-2.!
Xi- Xary )torritt. a past common.
tier: lira. lophia ’oochor. Xra. Vice
torts Roman. who served two rears;
as vlco commander: um Etta Solo
her and Mrs. Jennie Sort-is.
The founder ot the national or.i
dar of the Shepherds at Bethlehem ‘
wuXraEnLWyokodolloll. The:
order came into Woo in 189‘
and {our years later the movement
had reached Net-Walk. The object
ot the organisation is the relic! of
the not members: to take care of:
(limo! members» well I: to-
ald tho noody and distrauod. main-
taiu a homo tor sgod members and
orphan. Tho Shepherds‘ home is
iocatod in Klddoafldd. X. J.
The 85th anniversary celebration
will take the tom 0! a banquet sad
a program 0! addresses by national
ofloars. A brie! buds. meeting
will ho hold at 7:30 o'clock to Rod
Stan's hall next Wednesday night
and will be followed by the banquet
at d o'clock. Several supreme 03.
cars havo' accepted invitations to be
prooont and will be called upon for
short adds-coca Fred C. Riedell
will act as toaatmaster.
no commitioo ins-king arrange.
manta tor the celebration is headed
by Mrs. Clarence Miller. Other ment-
bon are. Xra. William Conloy. hire.
Tilly ursen. lira. Adele Engcwaid.
Hrs. Edith Thompson. Charles
Thompson. Miss nary Collins. Miss
Gortrudc’ Philips. Ilia Winiired
Peck and lira. Elisalpth xiiier.
Lady Jennings lodge is fortunate
to have an excellent set 0! omcers
oflcers are. Commander, Charles;
Thomvoon: vice-commander. lira?
Louise Benedict: pad commander.‘
William Plait: aid the commander.
Pots:- Geita; marshal. lu- Winni-
trod Peck: scribe. Miss Emma F.
Button: and to scribe. 3th Ger-
trude Phillips; accountant. Hrs.
llama Dennis: treasurer. Mrs. Lucy‘
C. Icahn: chaplain. Xi- Xary'
Merritt: master of ceremonies. Wil- ‘
liam H. Masher: organist. Hrs.
Charlotte mam”: lands guard.
Mrs. Nellie Hanks: outside guard.
Charles Solker: trustees. 13 months}
Past- Grits. 13 month. Charlesl
HEHASHENTHAT
LAID 8 oz. EGG.
And Herbert Arnold Is (
Carrying Prize With;
Him to Stop All Ar-
guments I
i
ioboutiugthathe hasahen thati
laid an eight-onus. egg. For the!
isn‘owdaysArnold has been car-.
rying the evidence around with him. i
so that ho can convince people be
is telling the truth.
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u
Tho girls tron: the Methodist!
ohms attending the Older Girls"
Nuance in Norwalk this week
an: li- Holon Kay. an. Verna
Doctor and Hi- Florence Batter.
son.
0 - 0 .
'lho We liethodtst church
will be mud at the Older
Boys' com in Stanton! by
William Rowan. Alfred Honcho.
Edgar Bryan. Earle Gray and
Charles Gray.
Celebrate 25th Annix-ersa
Organization Started With 31 M »
Has viz—Ten sun Active—1752 ‘i’iéi'
._ _~_ I t L
April lot. is AllJ‘ools’ day. but in Smith,
also the day upon which my 1... ard.
Deputy 52,22;
P1110? Hui-c: " ' -
did come into Moo April 1. tone". " ' z. '.
It was founded April 3. not. But Wm... .a.
1510“ A». g. .. _ ‘
Mr. and 33».
Jul' 1.“ ”—1. J.
obratlou “to days earlier. ”affair; .-!.-~ .
Lady Jennings lodge has g mun. Man- B“? .. . e. 9,
kia. 31:: av . .. ‘2 ‘ .
roddouta in tho danced and 'lhird : Mrs. “v.3; >7 . 2,.
districts. because its sister lodge, j Bramm‘f . ' . 1 F3.
Lady Washington lodso. 1- ‘mudiAmclu 1.
Carrie Berg-r
Caiterai'.
.Loulse v" _;
The Wu -.
lodgo lost its oldest member a {cw mu.“ " . 4
“Found. 3.?
31n- Leaaium Mrs .‘ '7
man. Mrs?
Qcon:i:.: 3-5:;
Herbert Arnold oz Crockett streetiChUW-‘l
veteran oys‘fir' -.'
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