The News Wishes For You a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY
VOLUMES!*; NUMBER 2M
CHRISTMAS SERVICE IN CHURCHES OF CITY TODAY
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Nativity Theme To Be
Stressed In Sermons
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And In Special Music
I ikmm Clwnhi Will (halt Ev«-
■ting ficrvkt «a Accent
Family Ckrtatouui Partite
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CANTATA at ST. JOHN
AT 7:10 THIS EVENING
• Announce meat* Concerning
Day’s Proftam la Charcktt
at City Are Given
Tbo rurlatmas theme will be stress
ed tn konrtceA At all churchee of the
city 'today* Beth In the sermons by
(he patmr an 4 in special mnalc, the
t-eautlful story of the nativity will be
• mphaalxed.
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Flnt Baptist '*>
a tl o Flrat Baptlat church this
juemtiu Rev. A. J. Smith, the pastor,
iral pro oh a special Cbriatmaa aar
f -non, and there will he Appropriate
taualc by tho choir. Vincent Elllnwood
» member of a lyceum quartett gnd now
visiting hta parent*, Mr. and Mr*. A.
<J. Ellin tv here, will give special
otlection*.
On account of the Scattering of the
tropic to Home* and family Cbriatmaa
ertlM, there will be no service at
he First Baptlat in the evening.
t antata el H, Jehu
At St. John Methodist church this
moraine «b« paator, lUt. J. H. Frts
, **=•!• will brine a speeial Chrptmaa
inaeeare. . J
At the < bnreh at 7:3# in the evening
the choir will pfeapnt the Cantata
•The Cl, ions King," ujr gojr EX Nol
le. The public I* most cordially Invlt
td to attend this service The sincere
hate beort rehsarshtug for the or
ation for several week*.,
M. hair* Cnfh*U<
Servers for today, the roast of
* lirlsf* nativityj mass' at I o’clock;
a’ 11 a. m.. high mass and aermon
•with the musical program given by
M'S children’s choir. The public U
cordially invited. Night service* will
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Free Will Baptist Church
VWnmnns and Lionel streets, J. C.
griffin, pastor, ftuaJay school 9:45,
W. C. Wtllls, superintended!: Preach
ing at 11 a. m Subject " The Prince
or Peace.’* At 7:»0 p. m. there will be
i ntdered a ‘‘Chrietnua Program** con
♦'ln* song* and dtalo
ne«. af!*r' whlo| presents will he
•tided from a Cbriatmaa tree to mem
,1 ere of the school and friends who
partlc'l its in the service. ?£e mid
iron tinned »m peve alt)
To Be Guest of Senator
Simmons in Washington
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Oolil: t«aro will hart* a peculiar dis
tinction M tUa Jackson Day dinner In
WaetUiu tost* January I*. In that Wf
-four in* led (UMti from North Caro
lina, Col. John D. 1-angeton will be
me. Each Senator to nllofcetl to In-.
vlte two gooats and Senator Simmons (
k has tit>>ndad au Inyltatton to Col.
f Ungstol The latter la a past chalr
. man or” the Democratic State Eaecu
uve Committee.
The flat of guests to be luTfted has
not yet been completed but amour
<id »."•< ISafi* eJaaaftCjHk th'a 4t9Wr. Mut W -
Governor Smith, of Saar York, Got
t - «rnor Ritchie of Maryland, Governor j
Dona hey of Ohio, H> T. Meredith of
lorn. Owen D. Yoon* of. New York,
Huston Thompson of Colorado, Evans
* Woollen of Indiana, William G.i
McAdoo, New ton l>. Baker, of Ohio,
William E. Sweat of Colorado. Homer ;
8. Cummings of r opneotlcut, James j
NT. Cos of Ohio, Josephus Daniels pf
North Carolina, Frank Bn I* t<sose- 1
veil of New York and Senator Tool I
Taggart of Indiana, Norman Mack!
of New York and George Brennan
XT of llllnota—all national committee
men—are among the host*.
In addition to these leading party
turn, the national committee will In
vlte the Democrats who were coa
tactffg (a the Wilaoa ad
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BEAD IN THE MORNING .WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—BEAD BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY. BUY.
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CELEBRATE AT
CITY OF DAVID
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Christiana Prow Many Farts of
IfeWorld React Scenes
of Nativity
lISTHLSHEM, Judea., Dec. 24—(A*)
. —The anniversary of Jesul Christ
, wee celebrated here fbntght by
, Christians on the very spot of the
, Nativity. F*or weeks tho followers of
, Jesus bare been converging on this
o little town In the Hills of Judea and
tonight a great multitude gathered
under the opeu star lit #0 outside
! the village In the vary field where the
shepherds watched their flocks on
that eventful night.
t Christmas carols, sung there hy an
Fngltah choir from Jerusalem, re
vived again In the Imagination of the
Pllgram* tho scenes of that first,
long ago Christmas tbe humble He
brew meld and her babe, the stable
and the mang'ir. pie shepherds and
their ftwcha.
▼ -Mm) f'brhtma*
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Wdrk of Salvaging
Sub Will Continue
HUOVINCETOWN. Dec. 24 —?SP>- -
The work of salvaging the submarine
H-4 sunk a week ago tqday la to gu
on. This was the UTiler given by Cur
tll D. Wilbur, secretary of tbe navy,
after a conference wlff» ojTflcer* to
day.
"We will continue with the salvag
ing work." Secretary Wilbur said
* sldt the idea of getting the *hlp up
4a* soon as possible. Os course wo will
be governed by the weather condition*
and all the plans are only tentative’’.
A —Merry Christmas
Twenty Are Injured
By Terrorist Bombs
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BIKNOES AIRES, Dee. 24—<A»>-
Chrlstmaa Kvo brought Injuries to
Marly twenty persons In two terrific
, bomb explosions that wrought havos
In two branches of IT. S. banks here
today.
All of the casualties pecurred In
the Rnenoes Alrea branch of tti# Na
tional City Bant of New York shortly
I before noon. The explosions, attrl
j huled to Sacco-Vsnettl sympathisers
i ;csmc tn the midst of prep#rntlone for
Christmas holidays Just a few jnlnu
lies before the close rtf work
ministration. Including cabinet offi
cials and others who were at tha
baud of Important FvderaP commis
sions or ag«nclea. Many of Prvsl*
deat Wilson’s war Jime co-adjutor*
Pkc Barnard M. Baruch. Admiral Cary
!T. Grayson, Norman H. Henry
■longentaiv. Vanes MuCcutkk, and
Daniel R. Ho per will be asked lo the
fitnction which is expected to develop
Into a love feast.
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Artillery Men Bearin
SHots at kiver Bridge
ALBF.R M A RLE. Dec. 21 (AY-War
time conditions today ruled Iho dis
trict between this rtty «nd Ml. Gil
if*d. n village to the west jif the
I rtvsr am artillerymen from Fort
I Hragg began testing their big gun*
agtMHt the old ■‘tnKturc ttirneA oy-
I er to the army for this putpo*#. ‘
I Ths artillvry Ihls afternoon cut
[loose at the esst end from
of 4,<X)t> yards. Tits artillery'Dre, grut
■lying accurate did llttla damage tlila
altcrnoon compared to tho destruc
tion of Ut# aerial bombardment. The
sth field Artillery Battery placed sev
aa direst hit# la II shots fired from
a 4,ttbo yard range.
EIGHTEEN PAGES TODAY
FEAR MRS GRAYSON AND PLANE LOST
JUST ANOTHER
TO ‘OLD LADY’
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&2 Years Old. Swain ( minty
Woman Serving Time For
Diabolical ( rime
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KALQIOH. Dec. 24—(#1— ‘Did
lady" Kurley **dt at state’a prison' It
hi just another t’fcrlsUuJU.
It Is the list Christmas she ha*
smu and the 30th consecutive Yule
tide season she has spent Inside the
walls of tbe sternlocking structure
ml on extreme end of West Morgan
street
Old Lady Kerley, whose Christian
name Is Nancy, ha t come Into tho auu
»t period of her life. Her snow-white
hair, covering n small head, ahrunk
»n figure. Is well known to all Inside
the ’prison walls a* she spends the
lays wandering ftmllassft about the
jewing room at the prison trying to
itohe for her crime.
As »he nears
fferley whose eyesight 1* falling, cits
most of the lime ami stare* Into
pare 1 blnga lo the outside would no
longer ere Interesting to her. She say.i
soon she ”le going home. ’
Park tn 19L3. "Old Lady*’ Kerley
uldt t like the way ode of her grand
htldren was acting Cntble to make
it behave in the manner she thought
a child should conduct itself. she
r*tried the child l> a U>rk cave to
the mountains of Swaiif county hbd
lu,prisoned It.
, Relatives ok jjif missing child
rearched and aearched. No trace- of
'he ohlld could be fonnd May ho It
had fallen down a mountain and wax
ylug lifeless somewhere. Did Aunt
Vancy know? » ,
For (jay# the anarch continued
Tlisn one day. In the latter part of
11*13, the anarcbers found tbe starve!
aud llfeleas body of the child In the
care where It had 'K»4*n shut In
It* grandmother. It jvss then Hint
Mrs Kerley told her isle
Tried In Hwaln rounty superior
lourt she was convicted and given :td
years In PtAle’s Prison. At age (>7 she
arrived here March 2. 1014. and Tav
been In Raleigh ever slnre Once she
lost bar reason and was sent to Dlx
Hill for observation. She was pro
nounced sane and sent hark to pri
son * little later
Merry Christmas—
Believe That Other
Sums Have Been Taken
_ GREENSBORO. Dec JlvVf**)-Pos
sibility that |2,Bin* In S2O gold coins
shipped to the American
Bauk of this city* and perhaps other
sums consigned to other local hanks
by, the Federal Reserve hank * ot
Richmond were stolen from the Souths ’
orn passenger elation, ndtivllle, Va.,
was seen here today with the an
nouncement that tbe .'.merlcan EY
t hang* hnd never received the ship*
mem «f gold
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M4KEH VIOLINS WMTLK
WAXJH nt (» IfltfFi
I/iNDOV— (A 3 ) 'iVorge Robey, the.
fr.mous British muW hall artist,
makes violins dutluV his waits In
This hav been hlk Hobby
T"r year*. He assembles materials
from all parts of the world and has
baton/* ,'wwsrt.. ih*t
ta pibseat Frit* Kr«t»j«r with an
iiisiriiment he made.
Merry (hrMma*-
CoL Lindbergh Is
Still in Mexico City
MEXICO CITY. Uc Ji -4r>- la
toe \v*rni clear ntm«»j.here of Mexl
"o city. Col. CHa*. Lindbergh and hi*
mother will spend a very different
riirlstmas than tlirv Usve been m~
customed to There will be uo sonw
i to remlud them us Chrisimis In their
owu homelpstd and the spirit of goodl
i wIU toward"them still prevails here.!
Lindbergh today received a Christ mar !
i rift of a (Old two winged Mexican j
aviation emblem.
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GOLDSBORO, N. & SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 25. 1927
FIND NEW CLUES
IN PARKER CASE
Extradition I’apery* Have Been
Signed To Rempve Hirkman
From Oregon
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~ ti.VI.FU Ore., Doc 24 -t/P)—tl.rver
»X l*atarson signed papers this after
ternoon ibr the removal from Oregon,
William Hlckiuan held at Pendleton
on u ehargo of killing Marian Park
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PKNDLUTON, Ore., Dec 21 - <*y-
Proseeutlng Attorney Asn of
Los Angeles and'« party of nfflclaU
arrived here tonight to take Hick
man to Lo* Angel*-< where he Is
(barged with the ktanaping and mur
der of Marian Parker.
Shortly after their arvlvnl It was
announced that the local pollct
would surrender Hickman without
waling for extradition papers If he
would sign a waiver of extradition
nnd sunuider to the Los Angelea poi
•c>.
The Lo* Angela#, nfflcars were Im
mcdiatelr to where Iltrkinan
la* been mnflned since hi* captu**
The door* were bolted behind them
Acromptuylnn Keyes were Chief of
Pollc# Divl*. Herman Cline detective
chief, George IC. Home, former chlel
• U< l detective Ifhrris Uam
-011. ...
As Key is *nd other* of his party
came out the door after.a few iidoutea.
Mlobmwn waw fcrtnjr da h»a iiiok^in
his cell groaning loudly. Detectives re
malned to question Hickman. The Jail
or sahj Hickman acted like a mnnlnc
Hick said that It would he'nec
rtisary to watt for the papers. Hlck
t«iii tibrtrked and tho cries roitd
l>e heard for u great dlstoacw. Ha
cried:
’•‘>h God Ob, Oh."
Officers said lltckmau went Into
hysteric* when they entered the cell
where hj; had been asleep
, LOB ANOCLBfI. Dec. 24- t/»T
-a woman In connection ,
with kidnaping and murder of Mar
■an Parker was ItPensfled here to- i
■lay when finger print* made hy a
woman were discovered In the HflUp (
vhn Arma apartment occupt«d bf
Wm. Hickman.
The prints heretofore nnrerealed In
the mfcrosplc march of the apart- |
tnnnt In which poNre heller* tbe lit- ,
tie perry Parker., Itahk
orriclal, was hold prjyoner, tpd !at <r '
slain, were found on a milk bottle
and-oh a dinner plate.
„Lt» fl. T. Barlow, police finger
itrlut expert, said he was convinced
the prints were not made hy the
little girl and that they ha-1 not heeo
made hy any women mentlone<r^hua
Ta.' lh tIK-
Merry I hr Li was
IOHV D VVis TO PBLhIBE AT
FEED ON JUrtt? BAY
Washington, Dec, 24—{^-john
W. Darla Democratic presidential can
lldsto In 1'.>21. has been selected to
l reside over the JacksOu Day din
ntr'heM January 12. at which Demo*
cretio leader* will Ik? given the op
portunity of looklug over the men
most prominently mentioned :m party
candidates In 11)2*.
*-s Merry I’krlstmas - -a
NO PAPER ON
TUESDAY
THE CO!.D3BORO NEWS
will ptiHish no paper on next
T«*«ilay.
Thr ncoArduiirc wilh a
Irttni tilandinji policy of th<s
paper. The Christman holi
day is in the only week-day
during the year that THF
N h VVS t does not puhliah.
Chrmtmati «rrivinif on Sun
day f.hki year the pap**r is oh*
aerving Monday, Riving its
employes an epportanity to
! enjoy the season of good
cheer and peace on earth.
Publication will be reaumed
J Wednesday.
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SANTA TO VISIT
CONVICT CAMPS
Seventy Men in ('amp* and 20
in Jail Will Not Gp Un
forgotten Today
The seventy odd prisoners lo tha
four caaaps of tbe Wayne county
chain gang and the twenty-odd prison
ers.la the Wayne County Jail will not
be unforgotten at Ibis Joyous f’brlat
maa season &
“We quit work Friday afternoon
and won't go back until Tuesday
morning," said County Engineer Bcott
yesterday alternoou.
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"And we *ro going to give
big Christmas dinner tomorrow. The
main dish will b« either barbecue or
roast boef with plenty of well cook
ed vegetables to go along with It
Then we will distribute a Christmas
package of apples, orangas. candy
nut*, cakes, raisins chewlu* rnd sraok
lug tobacco tn each prist.jar. And
yea. 1 about forgot , for deaeft ou tha
C'.rlsttnaa day dinner they will have
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kjsvet potato pis
About ths middle of tbs week, said
Mr. Beta, tha prtsouera will again
be truatnd to a sumptuous meal.
Tbe p leone rs In jail will be nerv
ed with Ch.Hsttnau dinner and will
be given doaeUous of apples, candy,
oraugk*. etc. 9
.# f —Merry tkri»ti(Mh.. ,■—
SNIPES FRIEND
ENDED HER LIFE
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Said Mra. SnipM Often Referred
To Her Friend Dutldr
leal Day#
RICHMOND, Dec. 24—Mrs. Vlrr
rlniii Allen tbslvert' whoso name waa
dragged Into tho Faison murder case
l.cro lest week during tbe trial of
John Wesley Faison ou the charge
of. slaying hi* afflnßy. Mrs. Klsta
Holt Snipes, formerly of Princeton,
N. C.. w**„b*lnK aued for divorce In
Philadelphia by her huabaud. Caoil
Cglvert. when *h# committed sui
cide November 11, In her apartment
„Nere It develops. Coroner Whitfield
•‘lscolsed tc.by *f.at w!:eu CartJvt
heard of her death, b# phoned hare
from Philadelphia, asking the coro
ner whether It whs a fact that aha
was dead and seeking detail* a* to
her death, subsequently the coroner
received a letter from A Philadelphia'
law firm 'representing Calvert, atat
’ng that the latter wa* ailing for
divorce In that city and asWlnc for
documentary proof of her death.
Mr* Calvert, who. wa* 37, took
Vrr life by labeling Illuminating
-as. In hi* Investigation Os the came,
i oroner Whitfield dlarovered a pair
of men s socks on the floor heshtfe
oer bed. hut no Information was
waitable as to whom they belonged.
Her name wss contacted Wtih the
•Vlson case while John Westay
Palana, himself, was on ths stand.
He tektlfled that she was a clos<i
persniml friends of Mrs. Snipe* and
that the w.i* deeply grieved
.over bit tingle «;:;d. It *m> happenetl
‘hst Mrs Calvet# was hurled tho very
afternoon of the nlaht
Mrs snipe* received a fc iruj plaint
AcKtrdlac u* Fnl-oii Mr,-. Snipe*
treqneatly, referred M the sulcld#
fit bnv d»vtn« »tm evening
•owing “ttlo tie I tight of rpo u VI r-'
irtiitaa <lea ! h drive* me mad.’* Th?
defonau lutd tho jury that *ho also
look Her life, hiviag much «m
ohesle on the ihi* tvsttroony and claim
tag that If tcad-d to show that she
was tn a depress*-.! •Hat" of mind »t.
>h« tliu* sh# came to li«r death.
——Merry I krl-fmas— -
WAR FAYI9O EVENT
Riders who competed lu (ha recast
rix-dar ldk« races received ITi-SlFu-’in
prlss money. Teg Rkkard and tb*<
promoters who ataged tha *v»nt split
i 1125,00# Ur tlialr priaas.
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EIGHTEEN TODAY
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Woman Flier And Crew
Os 4 Men Haven’t Been l
Heard From In Honrs
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NEW FORD STILL
ATTRACTS MANY
News Rapreaenl alive Hurried
To InveeUcule Cauae el Crowd
And Found Ford
A great crowd w*a - gatbarwl at
Jamaa and Walnut atraat. Dr. W. 11.
Cobb and Dr. Edward BlsaaH. Dr. A.
O. Woodard and others ot the medic
al profession could be seen bobbin*
in nn out of tbe troop
"Moat be somethin* might bod
happened down there * said one com-*
lag Into view of the crowd.
An Investigation was made. There
wa# nt) accident. No one had so much
as fainted. Th# crowd around tho new
Ford coupe which ha* hevu received
by Jus. TL WllUamson.
"lie tonk in* tn ride in It,*’ antd Dr
Masai! proudly, "and ha suddenly
*id (o me. now don’t, he soared and j
turned right across the Held. AM t
believe it did better over the field
than Its clde#, alsitr would here ever
donr." -
“WeM, Wss right.**
sold another. "There la nothing Ilk*
Ih* old Ford, about It hut the hand
writing." and he (minted J[o the name
rd on the radiator.
—-Merry ( hrktmaa— -
10MX Ilf LL*H BEKM IN
NOT ALWAIM M FUME
fiONDON-UPWohn Bnll*a famous
Mttcr manage* sometime* to goThad,
boric acid and an exnass of anltt
Into It 4u spite of the boeated purity
of Rrttlah beer.
Th# ministry of Health report* that
out of sl7 samples ot beer which war*
taken at random for analyst*, nine
samples contained one of tbefa adult
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Merry Lkrtetma#—
TILL MOTIIEB WOT TO WOIBT
MUMBLES TOITHITL KILLED
PENDLETON, Oca. Dpe J- “H I
had anything to any to my mother, It
would he to fell her Tin not guilty nad
pot to worry.” , 0
William Hlckmnn mumbled three
words a* ha ut in hta city Jail Mil
Lev* today. He just had been Informed
that his mother wanted to know If
he had any word for her.
125 Old Folk* Os County
To Be Guests at Dinner
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Detail* of the plana for au “old
folk* dinner” Tuesday night have j
about reached completion, according
to Captain Young of the Halvatiunj
Atmy, Fulbcr arrangement* fur the,
vaitaty entertainment which I* tij
turnish th# fundi a* wall as #lve the
people of tho city and surrounding <
country an excellent Christmas pro-j
gram of music and recitations, nave ■
jiao been < tx/plit J
Ahroximately * bnndrsil and twen
ty -flra old timer* lu Wayne county—
old timer# who have resretved moatly
frowns from foritmo during their dc-
CltntUg year*—hu?e been Invited.'
Car* furnl»ln*d hy generous cltltens
will brluic them from their home# to
the Utah school whera they will he 1
served a sumptlou* men) I*V Mra.
Laura K. Bflcer
The cnUiialnmeot prortam ft*
worked out b) Vincent KUlnwoc.!;
well known ebsutnaqua _t(>nor »nd
.on of Mr. and Mr*. Elllnwood of thta
City, promlue* to be One of tbeetnnt
us the holiday > asoa. Appearing on
*lt' will be the sell known ,1. <X F.
band. Till* orgaulaatlou of
musicians, under the direction
T. Hasden, ha* established a state'
• wide reputation. It is capable of gtv
lug a concert of merit atoue.
Aaetber feature of the program will
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NEW YORK. DM.
Francos Wilson Oraysoa at*, bi<*
hop-d to npasd this Christmas m**'
lu N. I*., prspitatery^o
k'ttrmp'.in* ih* first winter flipht.s
crons tits Atlantic was hnnll ,Wor<iy
ton lent and hors for ktr Mi h#r «
mou companion# was wsnUf Ism,*'
At 6:07 o'clock yaatsrtny rnmjn
•hr fonr look off rw Asm Isr Hasiwf
Cfacs. Thoy had mm •wsnfcP'fpr %#
l.owro or ndH! It o'eldak tits nfUd*
itomi nod th*r «npatts4 to'slibk tftt
flight in 14 -
t*r I oar ten horn, flying o***" n 4H
Cod, np tvhor# tko wtotrs Hint M
- -Mur twsllowad 4||f> <n|)iteM||illl4 1
tVf Its 40 »*a. ' |■ ■
from Csss Ood w tks (W of )s** .
Vis Hcotte Is m mllos n«r «| Mm|
frroslnn woaihar sad Iks TTH^
burMn Ukiirrss thorn *«,
that wwf t
lor th# formation of teood jnMf &d
--troys tltotr llftias foissr, \
At i oviock tks dn>*«i *!nn | r > tjir
run# sod wmu bat onowßßUr fent4 ■
rnmalnrd that Ik# D*Wa *%M ytflf
br siott. Tk#r# an I #sft#dS->t %? r .
I>»* no so# tk# SO hoar period WS# fte
urr<l os th# basis of baMp both n
cpcrntloa. , ‘ • , &», j, ¥ ',.
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wo* predicted yeat*rdny. _ Jr
Cloud!s#ss Will hi slightly teorshy
or wort#, thry slated, twiyitltw It '
ostpor,tod to rtpl^r^n^^ds^tl^lll'
iho *asss as It baa bann ter tlte Mpf
day or two, aool and ertet, Wt n<d
inromforuhly
W the »i*(lns of * arts# fl6rtot;
I Member* of thl* unartot art Mitt Jr
toeM. Mrs. Jose Mortis,
I uiwVrman of Chicago, m 4 Mr. 13 lla;
■ woo t. They wUI sing a ta4>Mf U .
, CHr' tins* songs (M target Wt Mf*
. mortal Cotmuasiir I>uil4tot
1 msil i up of Muasn. Vrally, Water*
| lllit nunt. and Hirers is kaownli# pe£
plo of Ul« city Ss It Sax psftenM as
>tu."~rous occasions, drinrfig tews
i;eiu rou# praise at.ever aggsivarth^."
I- will sing roar sslssflMls.
KYtlisr Mrs. John Morris <* M«#
IFI-reur# Diodernon mill stgg n tu|«t;
Hr or soldo Mr. jiSlM< |JS
wit'-i t writ knows chaatangua %yM>
»<•». .rill complete tho musical tsoAsm
; of tbo program. In s4dlUo« tk«W *•
i *>•' a ranging of s Yuietige n*Us» 4
, sd.i * uriety to (he satertalMMgt.
T* n hots for this charitr sfMfMf* |o
inf hassled hy tbs SggipW Ml
i -Ofsfaionsl Women's cJab tWy, i
sio .* with <lt« Halvstlon Arrtjrngil f.
iho Memorial Community ‘
letters, sponsors of tha program, #
H-- -n u»*injt tho puhtk t« gAUtatM
thin unique charity event In S ay||-
;mi befitting the geasroetty of Mr
• •ritisoary of OoMatato. Ttasa wks M
k-kJ will not only get their swifi
vctrih of aatanslggkfML tat
■ to si dins a moot v«ctW etsSU