Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. ©; THURSDAY, “APRIL 17, 1924 ; il N. COLQUITT DEAD OF HEART DISEASE Prominent Attorney and Civic| Leader Resident of Washing- CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Federation of Citizens’ Axsocintions will meet Saturda; . in board room of Municipi Knox Hats, 57 N Soeiety for Philosoph! ‘.)un\ will meet Saturday +Publle Libr Form Religious ussion led by Henry S | b e Montgomery Organization Urged to arquhar. A Be Active in Campaign TEAGUE. Sudden] The Business Women Couneil wilt | | ton Twelve Years. neet tomorre Tecjure re b inni L st 1. | - J‘I"l ! A”fr:h-‘ ”‘I Pe Just B:glnn"lg' following & protracte .1 usual program ervices were held to- . WAS ACTIVE IN POLITICS |jiu™ik. i) i —— fixion” will be su catte In filrmuuam BALTIMORF April 17.-~The by evenlng cholr | ywomen's Democratic Club of Mont- Native of Savannah, Ga., and Only! The Vermont State Associntion will | EOmery County, comprising tw | & nual maple | district branches with an ag 46 Years of Age. membership of around 400, h e nnual meeting at the dingzh- ters, Mixs Mubel ery Country Club here y 10 thi Neylo Colquitt, forty-six yea o With RS rtann city, Mrs. Mary roor prominent attorney and civie m..m.-mm like 500 members Caiifornia M of this member of various| Willinm L. Ford will give exposi- | ducted 'Q the presi. | doncs o he patriotio and. promi- | tion of international Sunday sehool o o Vallas Ty pitcHoL RRCIE lesson tomorrow, 4:45 pan., ith floor thewiowiolyi nent in polit \.r._ dled of heart [y " ORI tret - I e il ACTRESS TO RECOVER.- moor, Md., at Mount br. K. B , Doctors Optimistic for Clara Kim- ball Young After cOn-‘pfi Chapter, Hadassab, will nity Club, this city born in : March X, 1878 He was & £ . from the' University of Georgia in the o Wilters? Lempiie will siet to | 1898, . 8 pam, in Public Library. 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