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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-13
6.2wks
Order for Hearing Petition to Sci
Real Estate by Guardian.


State of Oklahoma. Carter county,
in County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship
OF Raford Bice, Jim Bicc, Eliza Bice,
Rosa Bice, Albert Bice and George
Bico. minors.
Now. this 2nd day of October,
1905, comes Logan Ross. as guar
dian OF The estates of the above
named wards, having filed herein
his petition for the sale Of certain
real estate of said wards for the
reasons in said petition stated, and
it appearing that it would be bcneii-
cial to said wards that such real
estate be sold;
IT is ORDERED, That said petit
ton be and hereby is set for hear
ing on the 3lst day of October,
1908, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at which
time the next of kin and all persons
interested in the estates of said
wards are required TO appear and
show cause, If any they have. why
an order should not be granted
for the sale of so much of the real
estate of said wards as is necessary
for ther eason in said petition
stated. 1t IS further ordered that
copy of this order be published
for three successive weeks in the
Daily Ardmoreite of Ardmore, Okla
homa.
|. X. MASON,
County Judge.
Dated this end day of October,
1908. 2-3wks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-13

GEORGE NJ. WILLIAMS.
6.rwks Guardian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-13

cascasw.et, the well known rene
dy for babies and children, will
quiet the little one in short time,
The ingredients are printed on the
bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by
w. b. Frame.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
THE SOCIAL SIDE
WORK OF CITY FEDERATION.

WUMkt1 OE CtTE EDOEE& ALAOHs
 It has been about one year since . group of earnest women met at the Carnegie Library to consider the ad- vantages which might accrue from federation that would serve to pfnc together all the women's clubs or Montgomery.
 After conference. with wisdom and forethought. the City Federation or women's Clubs was organized for the purpose of mutual benefit. and for the concentration of effort that they might grow to be7a unit of power for the good of the city.
 None realized, however. as they planted the seeds of hopes and plans {. for mutual benefit of all the clubs and for service to the people. of the har- best which would so shortly result.
 The past season has been filled with many achievements of the Federation. and the results have been inspiring and encourag gfng.
 The distinctive glory of the woman's Club movement Is the gradual evofu- ton from it's seif-centered benefit. to the munfncent contribution on the outside. And SO the individual members banded together separately for study and self improvement. finally to be united with other clubs as one body; becoming, as 1t were power in order to contribute to the happiness, and the advancement of their own community.
 Tn the life of every organization as well as in the life of an individual. certain events stand out like mile- stones. In looking back and reviewing these. the progress, made towards the goal of highest hopes and aspirations can be, in meaeure,' calculated.
 As such mile-stones can be regarded the series of charming and delightfully."- remunerative entertainments afforded by this progressive body of club wo- men. +is.
 Among the achievements may be re- membered the happy occasion of that great throng assembled in the Ex- change pariors to !. meet Miss Helen Keller. one of the worlds most de- servedly well-known women. It was a happy idea on the. part of these club women to give to their people the op-. portunitya of, Knowing personally this honored guest.
 Following quickly upon this occa- sion,, was a most delicately refined com pliment paid to. the 800 women who compose this body. by their President, Mrs. Phares Coleman. when representa- tfves of each separate organizations, as we'll as of~that, larger body, the State Federation. were invited to meet Mrs. Sidney, Lanier, another distinguished guest with whose, gentle presence our city has been honored during the past season. ., -s,a lA
 So beautifully, planned and carried out was this entertainment that the memory of it will finger long in the minds and hearts of those who were given the rare privilege of Knowing her, the guest of honor-the wife of our beloved Southern poet, Sidney Lanier. g fr es 4.s5A. .t& sr
 Again, it was through the instrumen- tality of this coterie of women. that very large and cultured' audience. upon three successive occasions, enjoyed sthe privilege of hearing Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker. 4 t1a,e eY ',, Y
 The latter, coming in another form of entertainment. was a most credit able and dfgnified achievement, and so successfully managed as to prove the financial ability of the women.
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A very able and timely lecture on Forestry by Mir. Enos Mills during the past winter. can also be summed up to the credit of the City Federation
 The. spiritual and educational, good which has been derived from the united efforts of these women canffot be esti- mated. but each occasion represents so much accomplished for the sdvancement of the people of Montgomery.
 Tn view of what has been achieved during the past year, 1t must be a strong incentive to each member to continue her efforts with renewed en- efgy. for a continuances of this splendid work for the veal of, humanity. which has been made possible by the unstinted service of organized wonhanhood.
 The City Federation Of Women's Clubs has been. launched forth In tn 6 high tide of success.
 MIR. AND MRS. PERRY,s sFL-
 YER WEDDING RECEPTION.
 A beautiful social event of yesterday was the reception given by Mir. and Mrs. Francis Marion Perry in ceiebra- ton of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding day.
 The. home on Wilkerson Street was decorated with taste in an elaborate scheme of pink, and whitei with back ground of green in masses or tall palms and graceful ferns. In silver letters on the drapery- in the reception hall were the two dates, 1883. the year of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs Perry, and 1908, this year, in which they cele- brate their silver wedding anniversary by entertaining their friends at the delightful reception of last evening. In the hall. pink carnations were effec- lively used and in the parlor where Mir. and Mrs. Perry stood to receive their friends, the same flowers were placed about In tall vases. Through out the entire floor the fire places and mantels were gbsnked with palms and ferns. In the dining room. Killarney roses were the, pink flowers which beautifully adorned the apartment. The table was, spread with cream lace over pink satin and in the centre stood a vase of roses. ''-s .ses~z'
 The third of the connecting apart ments was arranged for the punch ta- ble and a display of the handsome pres ents received by. Mir. and Mrs. Perry. The punch table was spread with Bat tenberR lace over pink silk and adorn- ed with pink carnations. Ropes of .smlIax entwined with hot, house smilax reached from. the chandelier to the silver candelabra in which burned pink shaded candles.
 Mrs. Perry received her callers in a handsome gown of silver gray .voile
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m next wednesday. Miss Gene Burge of Montgomery is member of the class. she is one of the most attrac- tive members of the younger set. She Is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. D Burke.
 The meeting of the Ionian Club, which was to have been held next Thursday is postponed until the fol- lowing Thursday as Mrs. J l.. Cobbs, who will be hostess is going to Bir- mingham to attend the Convention of thel United Daughters of the Confeder- acy of which organization she holds the ofice of Second vice-President.
 Mrs Warren Dent. Mrs. J. c. Winter and Miss Olivia Arlington will repre- sent the Dixie Chapter. U. D. O., at the convention to be held in Birming- ham this week.
 At the U. D. c. Convention to be. held in Birmingham this week. Mont gomery will be represented on the ofd- cial board by Mrs. Lewis Cobb. Mrs. F. H. Fillmore. Mrs. W. L. Durr. Mrs. Belle Allen Ross and Mrs. Harvey Jones.
 The Ladies who will represent the Secession Capitol Chapter, U. D. C., at the convention in Birmingh am are; Mrs. T. H. Mabson, Director; Mrs. Lizzie Reeves and Mrs. E. E. Lang ham, delegates; Mrs. White and Miss Moore. alternates.
 The delegates from the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter who are elected to attend the convention in Birming- ham this week are: Mrs. Frank StoI- Ienwerck, Mrs. Mary V. Gesner. Mrs. MY nRVAr lee A aNa Harris Gunter;. Mrs. Jesse T. Lamar. Mrs. Sadie Phelan.
 Friends of Circuit Clerk David John ston and Mrs. Johnston regret to hear that Mrs. Johnston Is critically i'll at St. Margaret's Hospital.
 Miss Mamie Rosa and Miss piddie Dudley of PetronIa are guests of Miss Mabel Gordon on Mildred Street.
 Mrs. R. H H. Hinds and children left Saturday afternoon for Wetumpka to visit Mir John Cox.
 Miss Ruby Moore has returned to her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. s. H. owen.
 Miss Lnla Bowdoin and Master Le- Grand Coker are visiting relatives in Deatsvilie-
 Mrs. W. K Wallace of Moulton and Mrs. Burwell of Birmingham are the guests of Mrs. l.. B.. Pearce at her home on the Carter Hill road. +
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles McCrary have moved into their new home. 2ls South Decatur Street.
 +
 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Flowers will
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leave in few days to attend X. Southern Baptist Convention. whtrh convenes at Hot Springs. Ark. On ths 20th They will remain over for sav- eral days after the adjournment. the guest of Miss Lois McPherson at her home on Sayre Street. 
 The Art Study Club will meet with Miss Elizabeth Andrew Tuesday after noon at 4 o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs. James F. Shores ana little daughter, Margaret of Luverne are visiting Mrs. Shores mother. Mrs. M. P. Ledbetter on Forest Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.Shores will make an extend- ed visit, probably all summer.
 Mrs. Ellsberry and daughter. Mrs. Boise Le Grand, of Montgomery, are guests of Mrs. James W. Strudwick. Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
 
 Mrs. NJ. C. Johnson. who is at hos tion on last Wednesday, is doing nice- ly.
 The members of the National Club will give 6 dance at Pickett Springs Thursday night the 14th. 
 The friends of Mrs Oliver Kirkland. | will be gald to learn that she Is rap- idly recovering from an operation, at | a local infirmary, and will be at home again the latter part of this week Miss Pearl Stuckey, II East Jefn Da- wis is in Dothan this week the guest Of the Misses Frasiers. Mir W. c. Stuckey after a pleasant stay in Atlanta for the past month has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Baker Tyson have returned from their wedding trip and are with her parents. Mir. and Mrs T. H. Moore at their home on Wash ington Avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. s s. Marks. IT.. and daughters. Misses Clement Marks, FIo- today for Perdido Bay where they so to spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs Richard Tiilis and Miss Alma Tillis have returned from New York where they have spent several weeks.
 Emily Ligon. little daughter of Mir and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon is reported as improving slowly from her severe illness.
 Mrs. Charles B. Jones and little daughter. Tilis have returned from New York where they spent two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Stringfenow will leave Tuesday for their summer home at Mountain Creek.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
By Mrs. L M deCottes
By
SOCIAL CALENDAR

rma rman. ~'ee Clubs ( < -  < Andrew { 4Tl Boykn Marion Chapter A R "
 
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  ! Clubs o'clock 5 s.ss
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trimmed with Irish lace and silver and steel passamenterie. In line with Mir and Mrs Perry were Miss Perry wearing . toilette of pink radium and iace;s Mrs. ,.McAirfer of Nashville. in black voiie and lace: MT. and Mrs. wal ter Perry Mrs. Walter Perry wearing an attire of blue. trousseau silk and Irish lace. Mir. Andrew Perry MT. Row, Perry and Mir. Joe Perry
 At the punch table presided Miss Edith Jolly in a gown of. lingerie trim med. with round thread laces and eni- broidery. and Miss Pearle Harreli, who was exquisitely attired in white batiste with. trimmings of lace and ernbroide-
 Other friends who assisted were Mrs. 8. IL. Ellis, in a toilette of white ba- tistc and lace; Mrs. N. L. walker. in Dolly Warden null over yellow silk; Miss Mary Barnes. in pink. silk and Irish lace; Miss Corneiia Jolly. in yell low null over silk Miss Myrtle Gar rett, in blue radiun. and Miss Etheleen Barnes, in a gown of white. batiste and embroidery ~ k A program of inspiring music was rendered during the evening by Hoff- mans band, stationed in the hall, and delicious refreshments were served throughout the hours.
 PATTERSON-HOOPE ',
 The announcement of the engage ment Of Miss Maud Hooper, of Selma :, to MT. Robert Patterson, of Philadel- phia. is of interest to friends in Mont gomery and other cities of Alabama. The wedding will take place in the early part of June.
 Miss Hooper, who is a daughter of Mrs. John J. Hooper. is a woman of charming personality made the more attractive by her beautiful voice with which she has pleased many audiences, private and public. Mir. Patterson is member of prominent Philadelphia family and is a successful man of business. N-sf BRADFORD-CAMP. @ <.
 Judge and ,. Mrs. Joseph Eugene, Camp. of Talladega, announce the en. gagement of their daughter, Lily Mar garet, to Dr. Kenneth Bradford, of Bir- mingham." The wedding. to occur on. Wednesday,, June IF, In Taliadega.
 CHAFEE-TOBIN.
 Friends and relatives in Montgom- cry have received invitations to the marriage of Miss Louise, lTobin and Mir. Henry Campbell chafee, both of Augusta. Georgia. Miss To5in has yis- ited both in Birmingham and Mont goTnery, where she has relatives She has been the guest of the family of
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Mir. E. W. Barrett in Birmingham and of her uncle, MT. !. M. de Cottes in Montgomery. The marriage will take place on the evening of Thursday. May 14. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin. in Augusta. MARRIAGE or MISS GIB-
 Friends in Montgomery will be in- terested. in the following from The Canal Record. MT. Sands formerly lived in Montgomery and has many warm friends here who will wish him and his bride, who are now visiting the city. much happiness. The Canal Record says:
 The marriage of Miss Marcia Gib- son, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. P. Gibson. of Tabernilla. and Mir. Robert M. Sands. of Culebra, secretary to Major William L. sibert, will take place at Tabernilla at 3:30 o'clock on the afternoon of April 27. They will leave next day, via New Orleans. for twelve weeks visit to relatives in the States. and will be at home at Culebra after August 1. .3 wARRICI<-
 MT. and Mrs James Wilkes, of Petrey. announce the engagement of their daughter Ella. to Mir. George Edwards, Warrick. of Annistion, the wedding to take place June 24. at the home of the brides parents WALFSER-McKEE.
 Mir. L. R. Mckee has announced the enEagement of his daughter, Pauline Elizabeth. and Mir. John Thomas Walker. the wedding to take place at the Court Street Methodist Church. T, d a m
 NETTLES-DICksON i Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Dick son announce the engagement of their daughter, Jewell Sinclair. to Dr. Dan iiei Rob bins Nettles,l of Peterman. Tho marriage to take place on June 3 at their home in Lowndesboro.
 CrsENsHAw-RILEY. Mrs. Anna W. Riley announces the engagement of her daughter. Bonnie. to Mir. Allen crenshaw. the marriage to take place on June 8, at the Meth odist Church in Andalusia. Z zfe E.
 PRESIDENT DAyIs'S BIRTHDAY. At a meeting of the Ladies' Memorial Association, held on Friday May s. a letter was read from Mrs. Beehan, president of the Southern Confederated
  tion was written in accordance with resolution passed at the last re- union: That all Confederate organ izations be requested to fittingly ob- serve the centennial anniversary of President Dayis,s birthday" After reading the request, a motion was unanimously adopted that the presi- dent ofsthe memorial society call to- gether delegations from the following chapters: The Sophie Bibb. the Dixie, Cradle of4 the Confectionery. the Seces- sion and 4the White House Associa- ton; also the comma ndants of Lomax and Faikner Camps U. D. C.. and com- mandants of. the Sons of Veterans. The ,-delegationss are requested to meet at the council chamber on Mon- day, May. 1L at half past Il a. m, to confer together as to celebration of the character and service of our be- loved chieftfan.a
 Mrs, M D. .Bibb. / President.
 Mrs. Mary Arlington.
 a'f Secretary.
 =sv*s - -sa-' MRS. STEWART ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 Mrs. w. Ls Stewart entertained at cards yesterday at her home Loch Lau- rel near Elmore. when, her guests
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were the members of the Saturday Card Club and few additional guests.
 The two prizes awarded fell to Miss Anna Pelzer. who won the club prize a pretty lingerie parasol and Mrs. Ben Fitzpatrick. who won the guests prize, a belt buckle.
 The party went from Montgomery at s:s0 o'clock in the morning and after spending the day returned at In the evening.
 Mrs Stewards guests were: Mrs. Robert Arlington. Mrs Claud Cobbs. Mrs. Ben Fitzpatrick. Miss Anna Pel- ger, Miss Ethel Pelzer. Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Lula Wyman. Miss Sadie wyman, Miss Marie Alexander. Mss Augusta Holmes. Mrs. Temple Selbles, Miss Mary Seibles Ball. Miss Alice Lahey and Miss Carolyn Ram dolph.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
MlLADY BEAUTIFUL.

all wrinkles and leaves the skin clear. soft and healthy.
 Nadinoia Cream has the unqualified en- dorsement of thousands of users. among whom are many well-known ladies of cul- ture and refinement and is invaluable accessory of any ladys toilet. Each pack aGe (black leatherette enclosing a dainty opal jar) contains our binding guarantee and specific directions for obtaining unequaled results.
 [ Nadinola Cream the complexion beautiner Is sold at all high-class drug storea or by
 mall. 80 cents and si.oo the package. .. .. ............. ... PARIS. TENN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
YOUNG wOMEN's CHRISTIAN
 AGSnCTATInN NOTES

Miss Isabel Richmond. formerly Gem eral Secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association in Montgomery, arrived in the city yesterday for short stay with friends. Since her de- parture a year ago she has spent the time in Lexington, Ky. and Belle Plaine. Ia. During her stay in Mont gomery Miss Richmond endeared her self to all by her personal charm and faithful service in the cause of young woma nh ood.
 Miss Richmond will speak at the Association this afternoon at o'clock. There will be a meeting of the Fl- nance Committee at the home of Mrs. W. B. Tanner, on South Perry Street. tomorrow (Monday) morning at II o'clock.
 Mrs. Florence Harris.
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Miss Lila Bowdoin and Master Le- Grand Coker are visiting relatives in Deatsvilie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
CrsENsHAw-RILEY.

Mrs. Anna W. Riley announces the engagement of her daughter. Bonnie. to Mir. Allen crenshaw. the marriage to take place on June 3, at the Meth odist Church in Andalusia-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Emily Ligon. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon is reported as improving slowly from her severe illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

The Art Study Club will meet with Miss Elizabeth Andrew Tuesday after noon at { o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Mir. and Mrs. S g. Marks. Jr. and daughters. Misses Clement Marks Flo renee Marks and Lee Marks will leave today for Perdido Bay where they go to spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
BRADFORD-cAMP.

Judge and Mrs Joseph Eugene, Camp. of Talladega, announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Lily Mar
 garets to Dr. Kenneth. Bradford, of Bir- -mingham." The wedding. to occur on. Wednesday, June IT, In Taliadega.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NETTLEs-DICksoN.

Mir and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Dick son announce the engagement of their Jewell Sinclair. to Dr. Dan iiei Rob btns Kettles, of Peterman. Tho marriage to take place on June at their home in Lowndesboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Miss Ruby Moore has returned to her home in Selma, after a visit to her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. s. H. owen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Mfr and Mrs. Richard Tillis and Miss Alma Tillis have returned from New York where they have spent several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Charles B. Jones and little daughter. Tillls have returned from New York where they spent two weeks.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Stringfelow will leave Tuesday for their summer home at Mountain Creek.
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Mrs. W. K Wallace of Moulton and Mrs Bur well of Birmingham are the guests of Mrs. L. B.. Pearce at her home on the Carter Hill road.
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Mir. L. R. Mckee has announced the ensa agement of his daughter, Pauline and Mir. John Thomas Walker. the wedding to take place at the Court Street Methodist Church. June B. at 7:30 a! m.
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CcOntinued on Page IsJ
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Miss Leila Mastin of Fort Deposit is the guest of Miss Lois McPherson at her home on Sayre Street
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Mir. and Mrs. James F. Shores and little daughter, Margaret, of Luverne are visiting Mrs. Shores mother. Mrs. M P. Ledbetter on Forest Avenue. Mir. and Mrs.Shores will make an extend- ed visit, probably all summer.
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There will be a meeting of the Dis trict Committee of the Decatur Street Sch ool Improvement Association at the school Tuesday afternoon at 4.S0 o'clock. good attendance is request ed as this will be an important meet ing.
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leave In few days to attend inc southern Baptist Convention. which oonVenes at Hot Springs Ark. on the eral days after the adjournment.
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wARRICK-wILKEs.

Mir. and Mrs. James Wilkes, of Petrey. announce the engagement of their daughter Ella. to Mir. George Edwards warrick. of Annistion, the wedding to take place June 24. at the home of the brides parents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Mir. and Mrs. George Baker Tyson have returned from their wedding trip and are with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Moore at their home on Wash ington Avenue.
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on next wednesday. Miss Gene Burge of Montgomery is q member of the class. She is one of the most attrac- tive members of the younger set She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D Burke.
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Mrs. Ellsberry and daughter. Mrs Boise Le Grand, of Montgomery. are guests of Mrs. James W. Strudwick Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
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Mir. and Mrs. Charles McCrary have moved into their new home. 2ls South Decatur Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Flowers will
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Invitations have been received by Montgomery friends to the commence ment exercises of the senior class of Hudson ColleRa- which will takA His~~
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Mrs. R. Fl Hinds and children left Saturday afternoon for Wetumpka to visit Mir. John Cox.
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Mir. E W. Barrett in Birmingham and of her uncle, Mir. ]. M. de Cottes. in Montgomery. The marriage will take place on the evening of Thursday. May 14. at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. James Tobin. in Augusta,