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Correspondence OF The Argus
As we have not Sc, u anything In your
valuable paper for sometime we will give
you few items
Samuel Feather had stone hauling last
Saturday
Mrs. Harry Feather is visiting In this
community
Adine Livcngood has his house about
ready for the plastcrs.
Mrs. Smith Is lying al The point of dealt,
al her sons. John Smith
Miss Rcbccca Miller has her house no
and nearly ready for roof
Scott Crane ran nail IN his foot. which
is giving IN considerable pain
We have been blessed with some fne
showers the past day or too which has
changed the appearance Of vegetation
wonderfully.
A. 5 Chichester is paying rs cents Tor
wool In these good Republican times with
high projection for the farmers and shody
duds to wear.
Since our last writing we can report the
death OF another one OF our Oldest citizens.
that OF George Ringer Mr.. Ringer was a
highly respected citizen. always kind In
his house and at peace with his neighbor.
lie lived to the ripe old age OF u years ~
months 23 days. He was converted and
joined the Evaogelic church about a. years
ago aud has lived a pious christian life
ever since. which we hope may be foot
path for his children and grand children
to walk In. Mr.. Ringer leaves a widow.
four sofs and three daughters to mourn the
loss Of christian father. but we trust
they morn not as they that have no hope
LITTLE TOM
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stu Hunting Trouble.

a recent issue of the Fairmont Times
contains the following interesting informa.
ton about reckless young man from this
town who had trouble In the Courts here not
long since:
The proprietor of the Cans Hotel is
anxious for the return of one Edward Allen
Of Morgantown. check distributor without
the funds. II appears that Allen was here
not long ago and left unpleasant memories
behind him. One check, according To the
story, was issued upon Morgan,own bank
for a small sum aud given TO Mr.. Cans who
promptly ca'hed il. Cans wants t. see
Allen and !, Is said that he will take
measures TO hasten his return. Allen took
away impressions of Fnirmoni which will be
lasting. They were impressions made upon
his face with steel knuckles, left by man
in the first ward Allen is n sinpping big
fellow and went across The river aud got
abusive and smart according Ia all
accounts IL became necessary To call him
down and he carried away with him dent.
ed face which looked like raw beefsleak.
Allen, IL ~ said, moved from Terra Alta To
Morgantown, and lives with woman not
his wife lie has wife and child ar two
in Piedmont who do not live with him
Allen is not Of the old Allen family in
Morganown but halls from down the
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Cranesy,lle.

4
Correspondence OF The Argus.
b. +. Flood is moving from Amblersbuss
to Henry Aibrigh,'s mill.
Leslie White was called to the dea,hbed
at his sister a, Herring on last Wednesday
Harry Wolfe of Conceivable. Penna.
was sporting in this section during the pas,
week.
Ferry jenkins who went from this place
to the Philippines about three years ago, is
on his way home.
Messu. Ii. +. Sanders, Joseph Mauingley
aud I. o. Feather wen, to Berlin, Pa, to
use the saw aud plane.
Professor Atkeson Of Morcantown raye
US pleasant call on Saturday, but he failed
to Organize Grange Society.
J w. Feather was calling Ia our town on
Saturday. lie was ON his way from Bruce.
ton to his home at Mt Lake Park.
Eel Albright returned from his prospect
Ing "Trip IN the West and is satisfied to re-.
main IN Preston county. Perhaps he will
move TO Terra Alta.
The fisherman are beginning to ativc n,
Lake Browning and were there the proper
facilities there would be quite a number
during the season. We know of no better
enterprise for this section than a summer
resort since the water. scenery aud summer
climate eanno, he surpassed.
The Bowser family lives In this .ec,io, as
well as all other places and the mos, trouble
seems to come from unruly children and in
this case II looks like both Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bowser are in fault rs we'll as the children.
The old darkey once said. ..spare lie rod
and Spite de child" and In some cases there
is no, much OF the rod To spare since there
seems to be several worn out every day, We,
|, seems like the more gadd,ng the wSrsc
the children and nine times out of every
ten the parent is in the fault on account of
no, knowing how 10 correc, children. In
one case lately saw a man punish a boy
very severely for not obeying aud in les,
than 10 minutes later the boy was allowed
To disohey. aud at another time | saw
""'hct Wnip u DNy ana as soon ~ the boy
60, loose he began throwing stones at her.
Now in both those troubles which arc good
samples of the way many people spoil their
children. /. would have been far better Ia
not have interfered Beating chill is one
thing aud correcting one IS quite another
| and the more the child is whipped the
worse II is, aud the best child Is usually
whipped the least Every child needs to
be conquered aud all that is needed is TO lie,
u know that the parents word is law. In
many instances the parent is governed by
the children while the child expects To be
obeyed IN all its requests. II has its own way
In regard to what 1t is expecting to do and
such children are often beaten and seldom
II ever conquered. We do not believe in
the ox-gad for either oxen, horses or
children, because the teamsier who never
uses whip is always good one aud has
good horses and the person who uses gentle
means as rod of correction nearly always
has an obeden, family. bu, this thing OF
beating ohi'drcn like dogs and accomplish
inc Nothing but bad results is all caused hy
I'll temper and lack of understanding.
SALLiE MANpER.
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Correspondence Of The Argus
Jesse II. Shaaer is at Glade View hold
ine sing
Parks was a Horseshoe Run visi,o,
last Friday.
w. 4. Hendrickson made a business ,rir
to Thomas Friday
4. G. Scherr was here to baud practice
Wednesday night.
Fenry l.. aud Willie Scherr were visit.
ms their brother Ed.
X. r. l. Breedlove made a business trim
to Thomas last week.
Rev. Nicoll preached a fine sermon An
the Lutheran church Sunday.
4 G. soherr spent Saturday aud sun.
day In Eelon wish his psrents
Prof. Jesse II. SKATER had singing sun.
day night In the Lutheran church.
Nv. Parks. constable was here sa,ur.
day collecting taxes FOR Sheriff Lenhart.
David Schrock made a business trip TO
Oakland Friday. returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius cherr were calling
on their son. Ed. who is in business here.
last week.
The Star Manufacturing Co.. Is in opera.
lion and arc ready for the peoples trade
on lumber
l. w Wouring has singing IN the Metho
dist church every. two weeks. All are
invited to attend
The kglon Cornet Band has purchased
the building on Baltimore street In Egion
from w. y. Hendrickson.
Doctors !. q. Selby and A. A. Schcrr
are attending the medical association a,
Parkersburg DIR. Scherr thinks of re.
siding near Parkersburg this summer We
wish him abundant success.
There was an Phonogrsph entertainment,
at the Horseshoe Ron school house las,
Saturday given by NJ ksnan OF SUNNY.
side, Md. Proceeds for charity and quite
little Sum was collected The Eglor
Cornet Band furnished plenty OF music for
the crowd OF about two hundred people
Quite number OF Eelon people attended
among them were Misses Alma Scherr
Winnie Haas. Mrs. Jesse Fikc and Mrs
Winters. Arnold Scherr. Henry /. Scherr
Edwin G. Scherr, w. -. Scherr, /. Il. Bush
Ed Parks w Parks. l.. Haas, Charles
Haas. Jesse Fike. Camden Winters Lero,
Swiizer, w. Z. Hcndrckson. ]. N Sirawse
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Wcimer. They all en-
ioyed themselves very much
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Hudson.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
The dogwood flood is on.

hudson.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
The dogwood food is on.
Road-working is now in full blast.
Joseph Radabaugh is working for Arareel
Gale.
Hall Gibson spent Decoration Day with
home folks.
Benton Meyers is working for Sanford
Ryan this summer.
Thomas Graham is spending week in
Morgantcwn, visiting.
James Fulmer is putting out a corn crop
on X. ). Listens farm.
I. w. Gibson aud wife were the guests
of his parents Sunday past.
Sing s. Gibson has returned to Morgan.
town To work this summer and fall.
John Graham who is working at Morgan
town. is lending few days at home.
"rot" Jones was at the County Seat las,
week on special business of great Importance
Bishop & Formau are now getting out a
large kiln of lime 10 put on their whoa,
ground this fall.
Miss Emma Greenhouse came home with
Jay J. jenkins Saturday and will remain a,
home for some time.
]. NJ. Gibson was at Terra Alta on Mon.
day last, returning on Tuesday. II. went
10 lake his sister to school,
Jay J. jenkins came home Saturday 70,
Decoration Day services, returning To Nor.
gantown Monday afternoon.
The noted Ross Leonard and father ha,
bought the old engine and separator Of Joat
Groves, paying $3.50 cash for the same, SC
we are informed.
The bic rains The past week have done q
wonderful amount of good to the wheat
and oats crop. The meadows were aIse
needing rain badly.
Ira &. Gibson of Hudson. who Is attend.
ing the West Virginia State University, go
two of his fingers tore off while playing
base ball last Saturday.
A large crowd attended The Decoration
Day services here on the 74,h. Both the
Cress and jenkins gravc,ards were wei
decorated with flowers.
Misses Mary and Martha Gibson are at.
tending the Normal School at Terra Alta
These esiimable young ladies are missed
from our social gatherings
Wilberi Lision is putting in new and
complete stock of goods in his new store
Ills groceries and hardware are now here
Levi Zweyers will WELD the ,ardsiick 70,
him.
Say, Mr.. Brown, may write again.
ROSE BUD.
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Deaths iboings.

Ellie Elaine White, daughter of J. C..
White of Herring. was born September as,
1854, and died at the residence 81 l. w.
Feathers, May II, 1909. She was convert
ed and Joined the NJ. T.. church AT the age
of IA years. She leaves father and one
brother to mourn their loss. Her mother
and only sister died abou, two years ago ..
The funeral services were held n, the Baptist
church at Herring conoacted by Rev. Hard.
way. A large crowd OF people followed the
remains TO their last resting place.
Those in attendance from n distance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Feather, Matte
Fieegle and Mary Durham of GAINESVILLE;
@. a. Herring. J. w. White. Alma and
Laura Stone of Kingwood; Miss Mable
Shaher, Clyde and &. s. ShaHer Of Morgan.
town. The palI-bearcrs were: r. Is. Elliott,
John Spencer, G. S. Shafer, Victor Elliott,
Claude Spker and Jay Foreman. The
honorary paIl-bearers were: Misses LYDIA
Foreman, Mabel Shafer, Alma Stone,
Matte FIeegle, Mary Durham and Hattie
Hartman.
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May Marriages.


William Lee Rowe 80. Laura rrissler "a.
Henry X. Hawkins IS, Caroline Rosie,
10.
j. Wesley Summers 10, Jessie Royse al.
William Bush schober 81, Carrie Eliza
beth LOOMS 80
Bruce Hickey ~, VERNE f. Freeland al
Geo. w. Bell 10, Minerva Knots rs.
IL. $. Calhoun IS. Eunice S. Peaslee Fl
Henry Rene ~, Sarah Masch ~.
DSminieo Feliz 30, Rachel Augusta 81.
All natives of Preston except Trssler,
who was born in Barbour county; Schober,
who was born in Cumberland and now
resides in Spaih Be,helem, Pa; Henry
Rehe. who was born in Germany. and the
las, two who were born In Sunny Italy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

Buying goods by mail from us
gives you a Sis, 900 90 stock Of
Drugs and Sundries 10 draw from
all at WHOLESALE PAGES
zsc. Tooth Brushes for " cests
2sc Ladies Comts fof " cents.
Ioc. Toilet Soap for cents.
25c Toilet S ZAP for ~ cents
2Sc Mcnuen's ralcum Powder for 40 cents.
soc. Bfeas, Pumps for g Gems
6oc Family Syringe FOR 30 cents.
One thousand other Drugs and
Druggists Sundries at Cur PRICES
Orderto day enclosing remittance.
GRAFTON DRUG & CHEMICAL Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grafton, w. Va.
eve are after your Mail Orders. }
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Chestnut Avenue.

Correspondence of The Argus.
J. II. Conway bought horse few
days ago.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. john Fikc a
daughter. May 70.
Mrs. Emilia Reice OF Frosiburg. is visit.
ing relatives in this community.
Mrs. Minnie Fike who has been very
sick for. some time is now improving.
Mr.. David Evans and wife were visiting
his parents at Clifton Saturday and Sun.
day.
William Sybard is visiting in this section.
II has been some lime since we last saw
Willie.
G. w. vsnSickie OF near North Avenue
attended meeting at Mountain Dale last
Sunday.
Some OF our folks attended the funeral
Of Rufus Kelley at Blooming Rose last
Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Guthrie spent a
week at Harrisburg. Pa. attending con
ference.
Frank VanSicklc called at Mr.. Frazces
Sunday evening to see his cousin Mis-.
GerIrude Ringer.
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Morgant0wB.

Correspondence OF the Argus
There is plate glass factory gong up on
Decker's Creek and two more expected to 90
up. There are 50 Italians going to work on
the new steel plant in The same place, and
an automobile factory coming into {, makes
grand hurrah in the little city.
The Robinson show will lie in town or
tn, fourth of June. There will be animals
Of all kinds and 900 people with H.
Some Of the Preston boys got 50 excited
over going home that they did not know
whose boys they were. for they Dough, ten
cent fishing poles to pull all the fish out Of
big Sandy Creek.
Oliver Gale Of Preston, has had bad
seige Of the fever and was in the City
Hospital for three weeks, but is now able to
60 10 his boarding house.
r. u. Groves and family are visiting
friends and relatives in town this week.
OLD UNcLE ROB.
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Badly Powder Bnrnt.

On last Friday boy ten or twelve years
old that IA being raised by Shipley puliam,
who lives up above ST oe near the Crane
school house, got badly hurt fooling with an
old gun lie was out in the corn field
watching the crows and shooting at them 10
scare them away from The corn, when the
old gun exploded filling his eyes and face
full of powder and piece Of the she'll
striking him in The breast but the wound
was only flesh hurt ard is healing up, but
the danger is in his eyes and the chances
are that be will lose the sight Of one any
how. Mt. Pulliam brought the boy to DIR.
Stricken Of this place, who is trying to save
his eyesight and has hopes for one anyhow.
The boy is staying here at Mrs. Mary
DAVIS and being treated 10y the physician.
The poor fellow bears II like a man aud
never mufmufs. Ills face is badly marked
and dis6gnred with the powder blown into IL /.
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Camp OF woodmen.

State Deputy Alex Foreman Of Grafton.
and District Deputy Chas. r. Bell Of Terra
Alta, Of the woodmen Of the World. insii.
inied a very promising Camp Of this order
in our town on the night Of May 7S wnh
the following officers; Dr.. ] NJ. King, {.
c.; c. Y. Bishop. P. {. C.; T. r. Albright,
A. l.; X. A. Orr, Clerk; c. J. Ticket.
Escort; " +. Gidley. wstchman; w. S.
Chidesler, Sentry. Every member Of this
Camp promises IN the near future TO make
], the best Camp IN Preston county. The
w. Of w. have added more Than 20. 600
memb.rs 10 The order IN the month ~ Nav.
and Jane OH Is the twelfth asnversas, Of
this order. On this date they expect ia
celebrate hugely, where IN order Is estab-
lished. 1T IS good thing"
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The Farmer Meeting.

special Contribution to The Argus
tour OF the County by NJ. II. Taylor
oil Masontown. Deputy Grand Master for
Preston county. aud Hon, L. c. A,kcson
OF Morgantown. Master West Virginia
State Grange. Meeting at 6ladesvillc was
presided over by 5. ~ Rogers, who intro.
duccd MIR. Taylor aud in short speech
he explained why the meeting was called
aud why II was placed at Gladesville
Next Hon. +. G. Atkcson was introduced
and spoke for one and a half hours on
'Patrons OF Husbandry''. After his speech
grange was secured. oihcercd as follows:
Master Benz. +. Snider; Lecturer s. ~
Rogers; Secretary &. a. Snider.
At fcliowsvilie good meeting was held
but no organization was sucurcd Tunnel.
ton meeting recalled. Eglon meeting pre-.
sided over by Julius Scherr and conducted
as tho proceeding ones. AURORA meeting
was called to order by Kew. uros'. pastor
OF the Lutheran church. who presided
over the meeting, NJ II. Ia, lor made a
splendid speech ON Organization OF the
Farmers" Hon. r. c. Alkcson was intro,
duced and was at his best and brought
down the house with his hard hits and
pleasing humor. a very strong organiza-
lion was secured with nearly a score OF
men and half dozen ladies' Omecrs
Master Rev q. ID. Gross; Lecturer l.. s.
Stempiei Secretary ID C. Stemplc. At
Terra Alta w, II. Freeland presided and
Taylor and Atkcson spoke and an organi.
sa,ion was effected with officers; Master
{. i. Dodge; Lecturer L. H. Taylor. Sec.
rotary w Is. frceland. GAINESVILLE good
meeting but no organization. Bruceton
large aud attentive audience Taylor and
Atkcson spoke aud the odd Fellows adj
Jonrned TO be at the meeting and a splen.
did organization was effected with officers
Master =. NJ. Mathcny; Lecturer Ira
Thomas; Secretary &. &. Frankhouscr aud
o. w. Conner presided.
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NeMhurg News.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Earl Smith was In Grafton Thursday
VIII Amman was In Grafton Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Howell was in Grafton Wed.
nesday
Miss Gussie Powell is visiting friends in
Kngwood
John Moran operator al Hardman, spent
Sunday in town.
G. f. Ellis and daughter Kate. were in
Kingwood thursday
G. Frank Ellis OF Baltimore. spent Sun.
day here with his parents
Mrs. Bcss Snyder and Mrs. Dora Stills
were IN Grafton Saturday shopping.
Mrs. c. z. Ellis spent Thursday In Graf.
ton. the guest Of her son. Dr. J. r Ellis
Claude Parsons. -. & o brakeman Of
Terra Alta Is here brakipg on the crushcr
train.
belongs 10 the regular army. is at home on
visit
Wallace Mason Of Oakland. spent sun.
day here the guest Of - Smith and
family
LittIe Miss Mary Beftly Of Cowcn. is
visiting her grand father. J. X. smooi aud
family.
] I'd Price. wife and children OF Nc.
Keesport, are visiting friends and relatives
In town
Miss Lulu Lynch has returned from
months visit to relatives 1T Grafton ana
Bridgeport.
W Is Corbin went to Litilcton Monday
to sec his sister Mrs. Rhua Adams. who Is
seriously ~
Miss sue Powell LEI, Monday Tor Clarks.
burg where she will remain two or three
months with her aunt
VIM Jenkins Of Evansville. who has
been visiting his daughter Mrs / T.
Deck, went to Grafton Monday
Miles Cobun Of Function. Is surely de.
voted to his sister here. as he comes down
TO see her two or three times week.
/ Mrs J. - Smith and son. Earl went 10
Baltimore Wednesday TO let the doctors
see how Eafl's head IS doing as he under
went an operation NJ that place few
weeks ago and has not been discharged
from the hospital They wilircmsin several
days Tx.
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Monumental Matters.

Reported by the Secretary
Proceedings oil the meeting OF the Board
OF Directors ofthc Preston County Soldiers
Monument Corporation held at the Court
House In Kingwood w. Va. May *. tooa
Present a. c. Scott ID. Y. Morris. WIN. r.
Mancsr u. L. Fraley, Leroy Shaw las. T..
Mnrdock and Neil !. Foriney. directors.
On motion A. &. Scott and ID. Y. Morris
were elected chairman and secretary OF
the meeting respectfully. On motion pro.
cecded to the election OF officers which
resulted as follows a. &. Scott was
UNANIMOUSLY elected president but for salts.
factory reasons assigned by him he de.
cliued TO serve and Neil J. Fortncy was
elected to hll the Office and A. {. Scott to
tho Office Of vice-president. l. Parsons
Martin treasurer James r. Daily secretary.
on motion Leroy Shaw. las. T.. Murdoch
and Vs. +. FraIcy were appointed and con.
81 tuted an executive committee OF the
board whose duties and powers were pre-.
scribed and made part the record OF the
board. On motion WIN. G.. Brown was
appointed statuary attorney Of the cor.
porstion.
The executive committee will meet at A
very early day aud adopt measures for the
speedy collection Of funds looking TO the
erection Of the monument and as soon as
their plans have been decided upon a
general meeting Of the board OF directors
will be called by The president for consid
GRAFTON and action Of their report and Il is
confidently expected that the work to be
done will be pushed rapidly.
On motion adjourned TO meet at the
Court House by the call OF the president.
y. y Morris
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

The Taylor county Republicans
held mass convention at Grafton
last Saturday to elect delegates to
the Congressional Convention and
endorsed Dayton for Congress and
Scott for Senate and Ira +. Robin.
son for the short term Senatorial
nomination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

Two things IN the treatment Of nasa
caiarfh s,e now fully understood. First, the
dying process IS deiusion that produces
more mischief than benefit Second.
science, common scnse and experience pro-
claim Ely's Cream Balm 10 be instant re-.
litf snd final, certain cure. II cleanses the
diseased membranes and never makes the
patient sreeze Price 50 cents. Sold by
druggists aud ~ Ely Brothers. 60 Warren
Street, New Yofs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

~ The end Of the campaign. writes
Champ Clark. Missouri bH liant congress.
man from OverwOfk nervous tension.
loss 81 sleep and constant speaking / had
about utterly collapsed. u seemed that 90
but three bottles Of Electric Biucts made
me al right It's the best aii-sround mcdi.
cine ever sold over druggists counter "
Over worked. rundown men AID weak
sickly women gain splendid health and
yitahty from Electric Bittcrs. Try them.
Only soc. Guaranteed by ! he Cooke Suoniy
a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

Is a greater power Of digesting and asst.
mia Ing food For them DR. Kings New
Lille Pills work wonders. They tone and
regulate the digestive organs gently cxpcl
al poisons from the system. enrich the
blood improve appetite make healthy flesh.
only &c ~ 1he Cooke Supply GO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

THE THOUSANDS or GALLONS or
Green Seal Paint sold every year, merely
attest It's wo'thiness, as a pain, for all prac-
teal purposes. For sale by The nig Store.
Tunnclton.
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THE CONFERENCES SEMINARY
Commencement, and Class Roll.

We have received from Miss Nellie Jane
Albright, student at the Conference Sem
mary at Buckhannon, the following hand
somely engraved invitation TO the Commence
men, exercises.
The Mills Class
Of the
West Virginia Conference Seminary
requests the honor Of your presence
al the
Commencement Exercises,
Thursday, June fifth,
Nineteen hundred aud two,
at nine-thiriy a. NJ,
Seminary Chapel.
CLASS ROLL.
Nellie Jane Albright Katherine Martin
! Emery Ash Nancy Morgan
E',a Meiilla, Barnes Roy II Mckay
Edgar Compton John III Nicely
nellie h Eckess Gertrude Pollock
Genie Worth Ford Mary X Roger
John Henry Gotby VILLA NJ Robinson
Almina |. Gould IL Robinson
Mana Virginia Crosse Essic G Simpson
Norma Belle Griffin Gertrude Sbarps
Macy NJ llamtick blanche & Smith
LYDIA iIanifan Jessie Smith
Eta floy liardes,y Wilbur ] Strader
Lolita IIigeinboihan Belle Stemplc
Charles Jacob llycr James T. Stoncstrcet
Georgc Edwin Hyer benjamin L Stout
Mary Edna Jenkins Frank NJ Thompson
Corbley & Lawson Phyllis Winchester
Mona w Lovet Evuc O woodward
Iva Uyrlc Lowe Camilla Young
10 Mac Avoy Houston G Young.