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or something.

Madge Jones bemoaned to the grewsome games children play, race-riots,
war, gangsters etc. The games of children are the signs of the times.

Grace Thomas read a chapter from a book on Flower arrangements.

Isabel Roberts, a guest from Baltimore read,

Take time ti live,
The world has much to give
Of sweet content, of joy
At duty done,
Of hope that every sun
shall bring more fair employ;

Take time to live,
Despite the cynic's sneer
That all's forever wrong
Ther's much that calls for song.
To fate lend not your ear,
Take time to live,
The world has much to give.

We were glad to have as guests also, Nancy Bancroft Coles, Ellen
Haller and Margaret Winslow. Nancy Thomas & Rusty.

There were no reports, so we adjourned to meet at Fairfield,
March 2nd.

Mary Reading N. Miller,

Secretary.