Typed as spelled and written
- Lena Stone Criswell

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
Thirty-First Year - Number 167
Marlin, Texas, Saturday, November 14, 1931

PEACE DAY PROGRAM HEARD
BY LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS

Those Hundred Fifty-Seven Books
Issued During October,
Report Shows

       "Peace Day" was the theme for a program presented at a meeting of the Library Study Club in the lecture roots of the Majestic-Annex hotel Thursday afternoon.
       Preceding the program, a meeting of the executive committee was held, while during the business session the library report for October showed 357 books issued, 275 to adults and 82 to juveniles, with an attendance of 135 adults and 75 juveniles, totaling 210.
       Mrs. Dolly Bowers was leader of the program, with roll call being answered with names of American statesmen.
       "The Government's Care of Disabled Veterans" was discussed by Mrs. Rose Thodberg.
       Under the topic, "The Road to Peace," Miss Mae Hutchings told of the League of Nations, Mesdames Henrietta Signor and J. M. Eddins gave a discussion of the world court, like F. W. Fink told of the origin of the world court and Mrs. E. L. Griffin spoke on "Our Flag, What it Stands For, Its Origin, and How it Got its Name of Old Glory."

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