The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternoon in the church annex. The subject for the afternoon was "Africa". Miss Sarah Mickey presented the lesson in an interesting manner and Mrs. H. L. Coates in her usual pleasing way gave a "Map talk" on the mission stations. Following the ladies enjoyed a delightful social hour. A delicious luncheon was served by the two gracious hostesses, Mesdames Frank Stanton and William.

Scout Troop No. 1 met on Wednesday evening to organize for the fifth year of scouting. Scout Hubert Standley was elected patrol leader, Russell Knapp, assistant; and Harold How, for the Texas year's work.

The Scoutmaster, A. M. Piper, presented a plan for the forming of a Scout pack train to enable the troop to penetrate the wild country along the Montana divide this summer. Last year this troop took a 200 mile trip into the Clearwater country with trek carts, but found the carts unsuitable to the mountainous trails encountered. The use of pack horses will give them much more freedom of movement in the mountains. As the scouts plan to back-pack their troop, the scouts will be able to make a strong effort to capture the scouts.  A person who has a capacity for the most efficient and efficient work, only the larger and smaller. 