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Waurika News-Democrat
Waurika, Jefferson Co., Oklahoma
Friday, April 17, 1936
NORWOOD CURRY, district cotton classer for this section of the state, is one of those fellows who believe in standing in good with his boss. Monday night, CURRY, HENRY and IVAN JOHNSTON, CHARLES CLUTZ and LEWIS SIMS went frog hunting with the result that 24 big ‘uns were caught. Curry put a mess on cold storage which was sent to P.E. HARRILL at Oklahoma City, general manager of the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association.
Mrs. J. E. HAVRON of Addington, accompanied by Mrs. VIRDO SALMAN, called at the News-Democrat office to have her paper moved ahead another year. She is 84 years old and a regular reader of the paper. She is enjoying good health and is about to be out and around quite a bit. Her husband reached his 90th last October 7, but is a little feeble and stays close to home.
Mrs. C. B. CARTER
Mrs. C. B. CARTER, 54 years old, died at the family home on Meridian St. Thursday April 18 of flu and complications. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the Baptist Church.
“They Didn’t Want Law Enforcement, So I Quit”
Following a flare-up at the city council meeting, M. C. GROSECLOSE, mayor, and T. B. WATTS, police judge, resigned.
Ringer Quits Job after 36 Years
ED RINGER, “grand old man of the road,” who has been “making” Waurika since 1902, was here again but no longer with the trunks of merchandise, but as a goodwill builder for the firm he has represented for 36 years, RICE Sons here since 1902. (long article about his days as a traveling salesman).
Ringer remembers one big mistake he made. The family had located in Arkansas, moving from Georgia, and one day in his father’s store, an Indian stole a stirrup. Ringer, being light weight and young, was told to get on a pony and overtake the Indian. ..He overtook the Indian and got the stirrup all right, then saw a swell halter the Indian had to, so he demanded that. The Indian yelled and lunged at Ringer… then the prettiest horse race back to town you ever saw, only I was in the lead then. … Ringer has lived in Chickasha for the past 30 years and he and Mrs. Ringer will continue to make their home at 1326 S 20th.
Boys Hurt
Friday evening, a Ford coupe driven by ROY COTHAM, 15, with BUSTER SMART, JACK BILBRY, and KAY WEEKS as passengers, turned over the crossing on North Main. Roy got his arm broken three places and Buster with two broken places on his left arm.
Mrs. NORA JANE PETERS, director of the social welfare for the county, took 10 boys to enroll in the CCC camp, completing the county quota. Mrs. HATTIE BELL FEWELL accompanied her to Duncan.
Concrete Road Work
The last hopper of concrete was poured by Ryan & Richards on the Waurika end of the highway, making Jefferson County with an all weather road north and south.
Another Family Leaves for West
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. RIDER of Madden Grove will have a sale for all stock, feed, and household goods on April 21. They will leave for a new home in Arizona, needed by Mr. Rider’s problem with tuberculosis. They have lived in the community a long time. She is the former Miss MARTHA FLOYD, having lived there for 24 years, 18 with her husband on the old W. B. RIDER farm.
Town Topics
GEORGE ANTRIM left to visit relatives in Missouri and Illinois.
Mrs. AGNES SMITH of El Reno was a guest of Mr. J. A BINER and was accompanied home by Mrs. C. MCLEAKE who will visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. SALLIE NEWSOME.
J. B SHARP is ill and has a big carbuncle on the back of his neck which is showing 20 head.
Mrs. W. T. F. BUSH and Mrs. THOMAS went to Norman to visit Mrs. Bush’s nephew JACK MASON who is enrolled at O.U.
Mrs. C. R. PHELAN, who and operation at Oklahoma City two weeks, is recovering.
Mrs. B. D. CHESSER of Bowie visited her sister Mrs. E. R. CAGLE and family.
Miss DOROTHY SURFACE assisted CAROLS MONTANDON with music at the Hastings school.
Y.C. HOOPER of the Hooper community west of town returned from Oklahoma City where he visited his sons O.K, and MONROE his son LEE at Cushing.
Miss JENNIE BEAVERS, who has been at Wichita Falls, is now employed by the Jefferson County Abstract office in Waurika. She and her sister Miss RUBYE BEAVERS share an apartment at the ETTER home.
E. J. OSTERHUAS drove to Chickasha to meet his daughter Mrs. JOHN PIERCE and her small daughter BARBARA ANN who will visit here. Miss ANN KOPELLER will also visit her sister Mrs. Osterhaus.
Mr. and Mrs. GUY STEWARD of Duncan were guests of their brother, L. G. MORGAN and family, and Mrs. Steward’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MORGAN.
Mrs. PAUL KETCHEN went to Oklahoma City to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. DAVIDSON, her brother HASKELL DAVIDSON and her sisters Mrs. HARDY WATSON and Mrs. L. A. ARMSTRONG and families, then returned home.
Mrs. C. H. GAINES returned from visiting her daughter Mrs. A. M. KERLEY and Mr. Kerley at Wichita, Kansas.
C. S STORMS, one of the editors of this paper, is on vacation.
There is concern over the illness of Mrs. FANNIE COTNER, a pioneer resident of this town and one of the best loved women. She has been ill with flu. Her son HARRELL of Altus was here and another son PAUL COTNER and his wife of Houston, Texas arrived.
PAUL SULLIVAN, Miss DOROTHY SURFACE and HASKELL SPIVEY were guests of Mr. and Mrs. FLOYD SULLIVAN at Lawton.
Mrs. ROY SIMS and baby, DEWEY LEROY, Miss JEAN CASHURBN, Miss HELEN SAREOUS, Miss MARJORY ROGERS and Miss MADEAN SIMS, all of Graham, Texas, were guest of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. HENRY SIMS.
Mrs. OLA TAYLOR, her daughter, Mrs. EDWARD KOENINGER of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Taylor’s sister Mrs. DAISY MORRIS of Geronimo and the latter’s niece, Mrs. PANSY RIGSBY of Lawton were at Paradise, Texas with Mrs. Koeninger’s in-law, and at Slidell with Mrs. W. T. CAMPBELL, mother of Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Morris.
EARL MCGRAW and son GORDON and Miss FRANCES RENFROW of Ardmore and his father-in-law, WALTER BULLARD of Longview, Texas, were here.
Mr. and Mrs. LAMBUTH HILLERY of this town, their mother Mrs. R. H. HILLERY of Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. CARSON of Wichita Falls attended the Easter Pageant at Medicine Park. Little miss CORINNA JANE was the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BEESON GRANTHAM of Duncan.
The DUDE BOWLES’ Beauty Shop is having a strenuous time. Mrs. Bowles is recovering from an appendicitis operation and Miss DUADE COOK, assistant operator, is ill. Mrs. GWENDOLYN VANBEBBER is in charge with Mrs. GEORGE “TISHA” BENTLEY assisting.
Miss WINNIE BELL SPARKS, attending college at Denton, Texas, came home for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. STITES of Dallas were here looking after their business interests. They were at Henryetta where he has farming interest.
Death
Sadness came to Mrs. W. R. SPARKS and family which includes her mother Mrs. CALVIN MARSHALL, and Mrs. Sparks’ daughter Miss WINNIE BELL, when her brother, Judge JOHN MARSHALL of Quanah, Texas died.
John Marshall, oldest son of CALVIN and MARY CORNELIUS MARSHALL, was born in Shongalou, Louisiana, educated in Louisiana and Texas schools, completing the law course at Vanderbilt at Nashville, Tennessee. He moved to Quanah with his parents in 1890. He married Miss EMMA TOLBERT in 1901 at Quanah and they attended college together after their marriage. Four children were born to them: HUGH, MILDRED, NED and KATHERINE, who with the judge’s mother, Mrs. Calvin Marshall, two sisters, Mrs. Sparks of Waurika and Mrs. GUY HARRIS of Dallas, two brothers, JOE and GRAHAM MARSHALL of Quanah, and several nieces and nephews are the immediate family survivors.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday afternoon by a friend and former pastor.
RICE LARENCE BULLARD
RICE LARENCE BULLARD, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BULLARD of Longview, Texas, died after six weeks with a vein infection following flu. He passed away Friday night after being in a Longview hospital for several weeks. The body was brought to Waurika Saturday and taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. DRISKILL, old family friends, where it was left until Sunday afternoon when services were held at the Methodist Church here, by Rev. J. O. WHITWORTH. Interment was in the family lot in the Waurika cemetery beside a brother.
Rice was born March 29, 1918 at Waurika. He left this town with his parents in 1921 but spent part of a school year here with a sister, Mrs. E. E. MCCRAW. He visited here frequently and he and GORDON MCGRAW were about the same age. Rice was a senior at Longview High School, converted at age 11 to the Methodist Church. A funeral service was held at Longview Friday evening.
Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BULLARD, a brother ERNEST WEBB of Longview, two sisters, Mrs. ELGE MOORE of Ada and Mrs. E. E. MCCGRAW of Ardmore, and several aunts, uncles, and aunts. Pallbearers at Waurika were his cousins, GLEN, ED and JIM BULLARD of Duncan, AB AND JOHN LAWSON of Healdton.
Grady News
Mr. and Mrs. ZED STEWART and children MATTIE JO and DWAYNE, Mr. and Mrs. BILL BEGLEY and son DON of Oscar had business at Gainesville.
Mrs. N. T. DUNFORD and daughter CHRISTINE, JAMES RAY, Mrs. JOHN HALL and baby, Mrs. ZED STEWART and DWAYNE visited Mrs. Dunford’s daughter, Mrs. LEON GAMBLE at Union Valley Friday.
Mrs. ANDY GRIFFIN and daughter, BILLY MERLE, Mrs. JOHN HALL and daughter CHARLENE and Mrs. JOHN BALL were guests of Mr. and Mrs. LEE DORSETT at Ringling.
Mr. and Mrs. DOYCE GRIFFIN of Valley View, Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. JOHN HALL and Mr. and Mrs. ZED STEWART.
Mrs. BILL OWINGS visited Mrs. JOHN HERRING.
Mr. and Mrs. ZED STEWART, son DWAYNE, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN HALL and daughter CHARLENE were at Gainesville.
Mr. and Mrs. BERT ROBINSON and family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. EDGAR ROBINSON and family at Bowie.
Mrs. JOHN HALL and baby visited Mrs. ANDY GRIFFIN.
Miss LELA SNOW of Atlee visited her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. PAUL LEBEAU.
Mr. and Mrs. JOE BERRY and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. WILL BERRY and family.
Mr. and Mrs. BILL ROBERTS and daughter VELMA LEE returned from Graham where they were called by the illness and death of her father, JIM SAPP, who was laid to rest in the Hewitt cemetery Saturday.
JOHN HERING left for work in the oil fields of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ZED STEWART and Mrs. NEWEL DUNFORD called on Mrs. JOHN HERRING who is recovering from surgery.
ANA LOU and ANNA LEE STEWART visited MARIE PERRY.
Mr. and Mrs. WARREN MYERS and daughter spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. RAY TRIPPS and family.
Mrs. JIM HERRING visited Mrs. JOHN HERRING.
EDNA EARL GRIFFIN visited PATTY GENE GANN.
Mr. and Mrs. TOBE RICHS visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. RICHARDSON and family.
Misses LERA and VERA DUNFORD of El Dorado, Arkansas and Mr. and Mrs. IVY JOHNSON of West Texas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. PHIL DUNFORD.
Mr. REILY BURGESS and son BILLY of Terral, Mrs. NAN VAUGHAN and daughter OPAL, Mrs. HERNY VAUGHAN and son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. DELL HICKS and family.
Mrs. RAY TRIPP, Mrs. TOBE RICH, Mrs. OPH RICH were guests of Mrs. TOM LOWERY and Mrs. H. C. AUSTIN.
S. H. RICHARDSON has been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. AUSTIN, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. LOWERY and Mr. and Mrs. TOBE RICH enjoyed ice cream Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. TOBE RICH and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. AUSTIN called on the S. H. RICHARDSON home.
Mr. and Mrs. HARLAND MYERS and daughter VENIA visited Mr. and Mrs. RAY TRIPP.
Reunion
There was a family reunion at the S. H. RICHARDSON home, for a dinner, an egg hunt and a ball game. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. AUSTIN, Mr. and Mrs. A. LAWSON and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. AUSTIN and family of Center Point, Mr. and Mr. H. C. AUSTIN and son, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. LOWERY and baby, Mr. and Mrs. TOBE RICH of this community, Mr. and Mrs. NEWELL B. BLACKWELL and children of Union Hill, SYLVESTER RICHARDSON of Healdton, and NORMAN RICHARDSON of Valley View, Texas.
L. P. MASON
L. P. MASON passed away at the Waurika hospital Friday night after an illness of some duration. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Chapel and were conducted by Elder HARY E. BAUGH of the Church of Christ. Interment was in the Waurika cemetery.
L. P. MASON was born April 13, 1870. He is survived by Mrs. Mason and several children and grandchildren and other relatives. He was an early day settler in Waurika and will be remembered and missed especially by old timers. For many years he dug most of the wells in the city and community. For the past several years, he and his family had their home in the Chapel Hill rural community.
Where Is Grandma?
A play will be presented at Irving Consolidated School Friday night, April 24. Play members: VIRGIE WEATHERLY, IDA GILLESPIE, TOM SIMS, FERN WEATHERLY, GEORGE CHAMBERS, IDALL MAYES, FLORENE KENNEDY, CLIFTON EDWARDS, JOHNNIE MAE ROGERS.
Hastings News by Mrs. EARL STEPHENS
Mrs. CLYDE CARNEY of Wichita Falls visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. GUY FITZGERALD.
Visiting from college were Miss GENEVA BOYDSTUN at Central State at Edmond, Miss RUTH CRAVEN of O.C.W. at Chickasha, and Miss MAYNE HART of O.B.U. at Shawnee.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE GOFER and AUSTIN STAFFORD drove to Oklahoma City to see a ballgame.
J. O. ELLIS, attending school at Oklahoma City, is here.
Miss MAGDALENE CLEMENTS of Dimmitt, Texas visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. WALLER CLEMENTS.
Mr. and Mr. CHARLES W. ADAMS of Oklahoma City visited her mother, Mrs. R. H. SYLLENDER.
Mrs. CLYDE CAREY, Mrs. ESTHER WHITE and Mrs. ALTON TAYLOR of Wichita Falls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. EARL W. STEPHENS.
Mrs. H. C. JAMESON and Mrs. C. M. BROOKS went to Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. CARLOS MONTADON and baby daughter JENNY LIND were at Waurika.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. BOYDSTUN and daughters MILDRED, IRENE and EMMOGENE accompanied their daughter GENEVA to Comanche on her return trip to Edmond.
Death
Mrs. SEYMOUR, mother of Mrs. W. A. STONE, died. She had lived with the Stones for several years here.
Mrs. H. H. SKAGGS and sons of Dallas visited her mother, Mrs. MART ANTHONY.
Mrs. MINNIE DAVIS of Wilson spent the day with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. EARL W. STEPHENS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. FITZGERALD and granddaughter FRANKIE FITZGERALD returned from Glenrose, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. PORTER drove to Loco to visit their daughter-in-law, Mrs. R. W. PORTER and her father Mr. STRATTON who is still very ill.
Terral Items by Mrs. J. H. PEALOR
Mr. and Mrs. JIM GREEN were in Dallas.
Miss MOZELLE TROUT of Norman visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. TROUT.
Mrs. JOHN UTZ and children, Mrs. RAYMOND LOCKE and son of Oklahoma City visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. IRA HENDERSON near Fleetwood.
J. E. CEPHUS and daughters Misses KATHLEEN and MAE visited relatives at Sherman, Texas.
Misses JUANITA WALLING and KATHLEEN CEPHUS, with CHARLES PEALOR were at Ringgold.
D. H. LEAVELLE was at Wichita Falls where his sister Mrs. BECKY MCMILLAN is very ill.
Mrs. NETTIE JACOBS and son of Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. JOHN BERRY.
Mr. and Mrs. LAWRENCE LANGFORD returned from Casa Grande, Arizona where his mother, Mrs. H. LANGFORD was very ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. HUNT PUCKETT of Augusta, Arkansas came to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. HILL and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE TOOMS and daughter MARIE and Mr. and Mrs. ASA CATHEY of Cedar Vale, New Mexico are visiting Mr. and Mrs. RUBE WEAVER.
Cornish Gleanings by W. C. HOGAN
IRA EAKIN of Courtney was here and subscribed to the Waurika paper.
The Cornish school report for the six weeks:
Perfect attendance: CLINTON BELL, BILLE JOE COOK, MARIE FENTER, VALOIS MORRIS, ANNA PASH/RASH, RICHARD PASH/RASH, KENNETH PASH/RASH, BESSIE LEE WINTERS, WALTER WHEELER, LEROY MCKAY, LUCILLE SHAW, BOBBIE LEE FENTER, ELIZABETH FENTER, JOE DEAN, DUANE NICHOLS, BILLY MYERS CORSS.
Highest grades:
Primary; EMMET MORRIS, LOUIS JOBE, PAULINE GONZOLIS.
1st: LEROY MCKAY, OLIVER RUSSELL DEAN, LUCILLE SHAW.
2nd: THELMA DEE GRIFFIN, DUANE NICHOLS, ALTA MAE HELMS
3rd: RICHARD PASH, VALOIS MORRIS, BESSIE LEE WINTER
4th: PATSY NELL CARROLL, ELMER MORIS, BETTY RUTH MILLER, DALALS MORTON, FANA BRISTOW, JACKIE DENNIS, PRESTON JOBE, DAVID LEWIS
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES E. BRYANT of Perryton, Texas visited her sister Mrs. HARVE ALRED in Wilson and friends here.
Mrs. JOHN MORROW of Grooms, Texas visited her brother, J. C. BULLA, and they met their daughter Mrs. NELLIE BROWN at Sulphur for the Easter pageant.
Mrs. TOMMIE HARRIS and family visited her sister Mrs. SAM SMITH and other relatives at Waurika.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. THOMAS of Courtney spent Saturday with her brother, ELDIN SINGLETON here.
Mr. and Mrs. JACK MARTIN of Rubottom visited Mr. and Mrs. EDON SINGLETON here.
Mr. and Mrs. LESLIE KING of Cornish are rejoicing on the birth of a fine son, who is now nearly two weeks old.
Mrs. THELMA STUART, nee Miss THELMA STATTS/STOTTS who taught here for seven years, now teaching at Pontotoc, visited here. She will leave for Los Angeles after school is out.
Mr. and Mrs. JESS WHITE of Frederick visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. WOODS at Cornish.
JACK BYRAM is back from Columbia, South America where he was employed by an oil company for several years. His health is failing and he came home to recuperate.
S. W. SHARTZER of North Mud community was here on business.
SCOTT CRAWFORD, ALFORD ROGERS, and A. J. JONES of South Atlee, South Center Point and Union Hill had business in Ringling.
Mrs. I. M. TURNER and children, K. R. and CONNIE MAE of Comanche visited the Children’ Home here.
Mrs. C. E. BLOSSOM of Ardmore visited her sister Mrs. C. B. MORRIS at Ringling.
J. W ARNOLD and children of Comanche visited relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. ARCHIE WATTS of Ardmore visited Mrs. MATTIE RAULSTON of Cornish.
Mrs. M. F. CROSS and children CATHERINE and FRANKIE of Ardmore visited relatives here.
RUBYE HOLLOWAY of Cornish had as a guest, her father H. C. HOLLOWAY of Centrahoma.
PAUL HARRIS and mother Mrs. M. E. HARRIS of Chickasha were here.
GLADYS and RACHEL ELROD of Ardmore visited here.
LESTER DEAN of Henrietta, Texas was a guest at the Children’s Home here.
VIRGIL BURT of Waurika was here.
P. B. WALCNIP and Mrs. EMMA BENNETT of Duncan had business here.
Mrs. YOAKUM of Ardmore was here.
Miss CORENE WATTS of Chickasha visited her mother Mrs. NEVADA WATTS of Cornish.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. KIRBY of Hollis visited their grandson, ARTHUR at the Children’s Home.
HOMER DONALDSON of Wilson was at the Children’s Home.
Mrs. C. B MORRIS of Ringling and sister Mrs. DAN C. CUSTER and son DAN CARTER of Cushing were at the Home.
Mrs. CORA THOMPSON of Gould had business here.
Mrs. L. D. THOMAS and daughter MARY FRANCES and CORINE WATTS of Ringling went to Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. NOAH KIRBY of Hollis had business here.
Among the visitors from Healdton at the Children’s Home were Mrs. OLLIE ELMORE, Mrs. C. O. KEMP, Mrs. BILL MCDONALD and son CARL, and Mrs. FRED CULVER Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE BURT and son of Henrietta, Texas visited W. L. DEAN and family here.
Mrs. J. L. EVANS of Duncan visited here.
Mrs. MILLA PASH of Hastings was guest of relatives here.
W. H. HACKLER and W. L. DEAN of Cornish were at Healdton.
Addington by ALBERT HUFFER
Mr. and Mrs. T. MCDONALD were at Waurika.
Mr. and Mrs. ED GARRETSON visited Mr. and Mrs. T. A GARRETSON.
Mr. and Mrs. JAMES PHIPPS and BUSTER were at Hastings.
WYLIE SMITH of Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. V. T. DIMERY.
Miss MARGARET MCKINNEY of O.C.W. at Chickasha, Misses LUCY SMITH, BONNIE HARRISON, and MASMETTE WILLIAMSON of Edmond were home for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. HUNTER of Comanche, formerly of here, were here.
R. C. WHITE had business at Comanche.
Mr. and Mrs. THEODORE GARRETSON of Gotebo visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. GARRETSON.
GEORGE PRICE of Norman visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. HENRY PRICE.
M. D. FRANKLIN was in Jacksboro, Texas.
Miss GOLDA MITCHELL of Central Teachers College at Edmond visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. V. G. MITCHELL.
On the sick list; J. L. KEITH, D. M. LEAVELLE.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. CAMBPELL visited at Walters.
Death
RALPH BROWN, 11 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. BERT BROWN, died Wednesday after a brief illness. He died at a Duncan hospital. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church Saturday by Rev. PRESTIDGE. Interment was in the Addington cemetery.
Wedding
A romance begun in high school culminated Sunday morning in the marriage of Miss MARY JO MITCHELL and ALFRED WILLIAMSON. The vows were read by Rev. RALPH A. HILL of the Waurika Baptist Church in the presence of HUGH CALLOWAY, JIMMIE ANDERSON, HELEN SCOTT and LOUISE HUFFER. They are both graduates of Addington High School and she attended business college at Oklahoma City. They will make their home in the H. K. PRICE apartment.
Card of Thanks to Waurika friends for kindness from the death of RICE BULLARD. From Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BULLARD, Mr. and Mrs. ERNEST WEBB, Mr. and Mrs. ELGIE MOORE and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. MCCRAW.
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