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game and his wildness proved costly
on more than one OCCASION. The Crab
bers touched him for five singles and
two doubles and most of these came
when Eakins was wild. At times
Eakins was backed by fine fielding
and then again the locals seem to be
1oafing on the job. In fact, the
Champs lost all life after the Crabbers
got away 70 a two-run lead in the
fifth
Besides the pitching of Jackson, the
features of the game were a running
catch by Hudson, another by "Josh
Balmer and some sensational pick-ups
by Lancaster, Joynes and Shawen
Lewis also distinguished himself al
first by couple OF good stops
Bevelle who started to catch for the
locals. was hurt by foul ball in the
sixth and had to retire. Bryan taking
his place behind the bat. The score:
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week and arrange the series, which
probably will start Saturday.
For the first five innings yesterday,
the Calvary Baptist team went as fast
as professionals. fielding fast and hit
ting hard. incidentally their pitcher
was striking out two men to an inn
ing and Calvary locked like sure win
ners. Calvary took a one-run lead
in the fifth. but the Christians got
two-runs in the sixth on good hitting
and thus the score stood until The
last half OF the ninth when Ca AIRY
tied the count up.
The East End boys went at Stowe
hard in the tenth and garnered a
bunch of safe drives. which, with er-
rors. netted seven runs. The North
Enders could not score in their half OF
the tenth.
Score: II
Calvary go. 0G001OO01O-2 Z 7
Christians -. O0Oo02O0O7-s 2
Batteries: Stowe and Mcclure;
Coleman and Eastwood.
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North Emo FttCncf GAp'ces " -
probation for Contributions.
The following letter Il self-explana-
tory:
Sporting Editor.
"The Daily Press.
Dear SIR
Kindly allow me space In your
columns 10 thank the baseball rams
OF Newport News and the Virginia
Peninsula for their generous contribu-
tons toward the relief fund started
for me on the day that ] broke ny
arm at the Casino park
FIRST of all would express as
best may my heartfelt thanks 20
CAPTAIN J. Z. B. Stuart for mis-
thoughtfulness and kind-heartedness
in starting the subscription In my De-
half. And / deeply appreciate the
open-hearted responses OF the base
ball fans of the Peninsula League cir
cult.
The starting of the subscriptions
came as a surprise to me and was
all the more thankful on that account
Il was a trying circumstance for me
snd II was made the easier by the
knowledge that had so many friends
and admirers among the baseball low
Ing public of this peninsula IL Is
utterly impossible for me to put my
feelings and my thoughts into words
and I can only say that | deeply ap-
preciate the evidences Of regard from
the people and from my friends
MY arm is mending rapidly now
and believe that ] viii again be
sble to return to the diamond next
year and perform for those friends
who have been so kind to me in my
affection.
Very truly yours.
WILLIAM A. SIMPSON.
Newport News. Va.
September 2. 1910"
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CINCINNATI. ONO. Sept. 2.-Pius
burg won an interesting game from
Cincinnati today 2 TO 0. Adams was
IN excellent form and allowed only
four hits Two decisions by the um
pires during the contest. both Of them
against Cincinnati. served TO excite
the crowd to such an extent that the
police escorted the umpires from the
field after the game.
Score. r n +
pittsburg O1OOOlO00--2 10
Cincinnati -. 0000o00 90
batteries: Adams and Simon
BURNS and Mclean aud Clarke. Time
1850. umpires. Rigler and Emslie.
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would have been about as welcome
ts A. Cooper Of Oswego, y. Y. as
merciless lung-Facking cough that de
Ged all remedies for years. 1T was
most troublesome AZ night" he writes
nothing helped me TIL ! used DR.
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less merit for stubborn colds. 'obsti
nate coughs. sore lungs lagrippe
asthma. hemorrhage. Group. whoopine
cough. or hayfever. u relieves quick.
" and never fails to satisfy. A trial
convinces. soc. 500. Trial bottle
free. It's positively guaranteed BY
All Druggists.
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MURPHY AND GIACHETTl
HAVE A DISAGREEMENT
Old Point Man Calls BaIk on Bcyce
asnd Phoebus Umpire Reverses Him
and Declare. Runner Out sor obey
ing Base "Umps"-Davy Roth
Pitches Fine Game for Visitors
Morgan and Fertche Star.
Daily Press Bureau.
IL North King Street.
Hors,ptop Va Gqnf


The Newport News Athletics this
afternoon defeated the Fort Monroe
Artillerymen on the phoebus Army
and Navy Park by the score OF to
2 in a contest that viii 90 down in
the Peninsula League history as the
most RENAL kable battle OF the season.
The game was made interesting by the
stupid playing OF Wilson and the ridi-
culous umpiring of Murphy and Cha
chetti. who. besides pulling off many
rank decisions, kept up continual
dispute between themselves.
In one instance Glaenetti called a
balk on Boyce and ordered an Ath-
letic to go from first 10 second, when
Murphy, declaring that he was the
umpire-in- chief, countermanded the
decision of >Giachetti and declared the
visiting runner out, because he obeyed
Giachettis orders to advance a base.
Murphy roasted the Athletics on balls
and strikes, and long before the bat
tie ended most of the crowd left The
gIandstand thoroughly worn out with
such rotten" exhibitions of umpiring.
Drummer Gets Disguised.
The game was a splendid exhibition
in some ways and farcial in others.
To start with Wilson let three balls
pass him in The third round, %hlch
resulted in two visitors scoring. Mon
falcone had struck out. but Wilson let
the third one get by him and Monte
trotted down TO first only to continue
around to third On another passed
ball and finally to romp home on a
third one. Drummer. who started the
twirling for the Soldiers, quit after
this and was succeeded by Boyce,
who did fine work and kept the visi-
tors from scoring.
In the initial round the visitors got
VIC runs home. Drummer passed Nor
gan, who was advanced to second on
a bad throw OF slow one from Mon
falcone's bat and both scored on a
two Dagger by Fertche.
The features of the game were the
sensational catches of Morgan and
Fertche apd a prettyp ick-up by Grain
Davy Roth pitched good ball for the
visitors. while Boyce again did some
excellent twirling for The Artillery
men, although he was unsuccessful in
cutting men down at first The score;
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Creenville Wins Pennant.

GREENvILLE. s. C., Sept 3.-Tne
third season of the Carolina Baseball
Association closed today. Greenvillc
winning the pennant with a percent
age of SIC, or IS points above Char
Iotte the nearest competitor. Ander
son finished in third place, Winston
Salem fourth. Spartanburg fifth ano
Greensboro. the champions for th'
past two seasons. last.
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NATIONALS GET AWAY
With CONTEST, 3 TO |
Maps Enjoy Swatfest With 81. Louis
Browns, While Jennings Tigers Get
round MIli-Rain Stops Yanks and
Red Sox.
Results Yesterday.

Washington. 3: Philadelphia. l.
Boston New York. first game post
poned. wet grounds.
Boston. /; New York. 0. called first
inning. rain.
ST. Louis. 4 Cleveland, II.
Chicago. 2; Detroit. 4. called last
half sixth, rain.
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Results Yesterday.

New ork-Philadelphia (first game.
postponed. wei grounds).
New York. 4; Philadelphia. tsec-
ond game).
Brooklyn. 6; Boston, 9.
Cincinnati, 0; Pittsburg, ?.
St Louislchicago. game called third
inning. rain.
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Forced to Take Vacation.
CBy Associated Presso

BIDDEFCRD. ME. Sept 2.-Seven
thousand mill operatives today began
a nine days enforced vacation by the
closing for that period of the Pepper
ell and Latonla cotton mills of Bidde-
ford, York mills of Sac6 and the Saco
and Pattee machine shops.
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Where They Play Monda,
fny Asaoclated Press. |,

WASHINGTON, d. CO Sept 81
Johnson was a big puzzle to the Phila-
delphias this afternoon and Washing.
ton won. to 1. The coming cham
pions used three pitchers In the
eighth inning Harizell and Hauzer
were sent up as pinch hftters. but
beth famed. and Lord. batting in
turn, also struck out.
Score: r II +
washington 11OO0010x-3 s
Philadelphia 1e006G000-1 3
Batteries: Johnson and Beckendorf;
Bender. Krause, Dygert aud Thomas
and Lapp. Time. 1:35. Umpires,
Connolly and Collifiower.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Monday.
Lynehburg Al Roanoke. morning ana
afternoon.
DanyilIe at Richmond. morning ana
afternoon
Petersburg at Norfolk. morning and
afternoon.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Jack-
sen, Joynes. Sacrifice hits-Hudson'
-Eakins. Stolen bases-Richardson'
Joynes. Land. Struck out-By Eakins
4: by Jackson, 4. Base on balis-Oii
Eakins. 5: off Jackson. ]. Left on
bases-North End. 3; Hampton, .
First on errors-Hampton, l. Hit by
iDitched ball-Ricbardson. Wild pitch-
es Eakins. 8. unprecedented ana
Nountcastle. Time of game-1:31.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Roanoke. O.. Norfolk. /.
Lynchburg. 2; Petersburg. tirs'
camel
Lynchburg. &; Petersburg, 2 tss .ond
game).
Danville. 6: Richmond. tfirst game
Danville. 3; Richmond. 0 lsecono
game).
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Three HomeAuns.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. B.
New York defeated Philadelphia today
4 to 2. A doubleheader was sched-
uled. but only one game could De
played on account OF the muddy condi-
lion OF the grounds. The game WAS
featured by three home runs. Doyle
sending the bali over the fence and
Merkle and Magee driving II into the
left field bleachers.
Score: y
New York OO10012O0-4 Z Z
Philadelphia o. 00OOOOi-2
Batteries: Crandall and Meyers
Shelter, Stack and Morgan. Time
1:40 Umpires. O'Day and Brennan
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Jackson Pitches Superb Ball,
Holding Champions to
One MeaSley
Single.
VISITORS GIVE FANS
CLASSY EXHIBITION

Sensational Fielding and Great Pitch
ing Prove Too Hard a Combination
for Home Talent-Eakins Pitches
in Poor Form and Uncorks Costly
wild Heaves--catches by Hudson
and Balmer Are Features.
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Where They Play Monday.
Boston at Philadelphia. morning and
afternoon.
New York at Brooklyn, morning and
afternoon.
Chicago at Cincinnati, morning and
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Doves Defeat Dodgers.

BOSTON. MASS. Sept. s.-Loose
ball and free hitting marked the hos
ton-Brooklyri game here this AFTER
noon Boston winning to 6.
Score. X II II
Boston ... 20220003x-9 ~ !
Brooklyn -. 1000 90 W.
Batteries: Froek. Ferguson. Cur
tbs and Smith: Bell. Dessau ana a
Miller. Time. 1853. Umpires. hienh
and Kane.
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Maps Defeat Browns Easily

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. q
Cleveland defeated St. Louis today
Eaxterly's batting featured.
Score: X r.
Cleveland -. 201e4311x-l2 Is
81. Louis -. O0Oa004e0-4 3 z
Batteries: Kalerand Land: Lake.
Crisis and stephens. Time. 1:4o. I'm
pire. Evans
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BLANK NORTH ENDERS;
ATHLETICS TROUNCE GUNNERS
Results Yesterday.

North End. 0; Hampton. 4.
Font Monroe. 2; Athletics, 4.
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Standing Of the Club
Games Tomorrow.

Games Tomorrow.
Athletics VS.. North End. Casino. n
m.
Fort Monroe VS.. Hampton, Hsmp-
ton, a. m.
Hampton VS.. Athletics, Casino, =. m
North End VS.. Fort Monroe, Phoe
bus, p. m.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
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White sox Defeated Again.

DETROIT. MICH. Sept 3.-Detroit
again defeated Chicago today 4 to e
The greater part OF the game was
played in a down pour of rain which
became so bad In the last half OF the
sixth that Umpire Egan called halt.
The fielding of the home team fea-
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THREE HOME RUNS
At POLO GROUNDS
Larry Doyle, MerkIe and
Nagee Make Circuit Drives
in One Game.
BABE" ADAMS BLANKS
CINCINNATI SPEEDtRS

Decisions Ct Umpires Anger Fans and
Police Officers Escort Arb'trators
from Park After Gsme-Raln stops
Cubs end cardinals-Doves Win
from Dodgers.
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Where They Play Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE


At Mobile-First game--Atlsnta- o.
Mobile. 2. Second game-Aflsnta, j.
Mobile. 0.
At Montgomerr-First game--Mem-
phis. 1. Montgomery. 2. Second
game-Nemphis. s, Montgomery. y
G innings eachl-
At New OTleans-Chattanco q
New Orleans. s.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., n
Birmingham. 10.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

afternoon
St Louis at Pittsburg. morning and
afternoon.
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Batteries: Olmsted and PAYNE, Ter
noIl and Schmidt. Time. 1:04. Um'
pires. Egan and OLouglin.
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AN thought I'd lose ny leg
writes ]. A. Svensen. Of wstefto~n-
Wis. Ten years Of eczema that u
doctors could not cure. had al iast
laid me up. Then Buckien's Arnics
Sawed cured II. sound and veil In
fafiibIe for skin Erupti0us. Eczema,
Salt Rheum. Boils. Fever Sores.
Burns. Scaids. Cuts and Piles &c
az AT Druggists.
IT,, p a = s,.~ssf
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SIMPSON THANKS FANS.

North End Pitcher Expresses His Ap
probation for Contributions.
The following letter IL self-explana
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-24
Mrs. R. A. Mcdaniel.

After an illness of less than two
weeks, Mrs. R. A. Mcdaniel died on
last Friday evening at $50 O'Clock.
She was born in Martin county June
18th. 1885, died Feb. 18th. 1910, age
"a years 8 months and 6 days. She
was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
ker Bell, of Scotland Neck. Three
years ago she was united in marriage
to Mr.. R. A. Mcdaniel to which un-
ion there was born one child, son.
Mrs. Mcdaniel is survived by her
husband, son, father, mother. six
brothers, six sisters, other relatives
and many friends who deeply mourn
her departure.
About twelve years ago, Mrs. Nc
Daniel made profession of faith in
Christ and united with the Methodist
church in which fellowship she re-
manned until her death. She was one
Of the kindest and gentlest of women.
She was a favorite with relatives
and friends because of her sweetness
J of disposition and her thoughtful
consideration of others. She scatter
ed sunshine and added pleasure where
ever she went by her pleasant and
congenial bearings and her Christian
conduct. The vacancy left is large
and the wounds of grief severe. The
heart of our community bleads with
the tenderest of sympathy for those
who mourn, and we invoke upor
them Heavens consolation and the
comforting companionship Of the
Divine Spirit.
The interment was in the Baptist
Cemetery on Saturday afternoon
Rev. r. A. Mcfarland conducted the
services. May the Sleepless Watcher
keep her dust sacred until He comes
to make up His jewels.
r. A. MCFARLAND.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-24

Whereas it hath pleased "Our
Heavenly Father" in His wisdom to
remove from our midst and conrad
ship our much esteemed and highly
respected comrade, r. Il. Smith.
Resolved therefore: That while
we bow in humble submission to the
will Of Him who doeth all things
we'll" that in the death of our COM
rade the Buck Kitcinin Camp U. C.
V. has lost one Of its most worthy
and honored members, the county
and community one Of its best citi-
zens and the church ore of its most
consistent and devoted members.
Resolved, that a copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon our rec
ords, a copy be sent to the family of
deceased and a copy be sent to editor
of our home paper. THE COMMON
WEALTH, with request to publish
same. Respectfully
j. Y. SAVAGE.
A. A. WHITE.
Committee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-24
SOUR STOMACH
Eii-g-na Puts the Stomach in Fine
Shape in Five hIluEaS.

Ifyour stomach is continually kick
ing up a disturbance; you feel bloat-
ed and distressed; if you belch gas
and sour food into your mouth, then
you need Mona Stomach Tablets.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets give in
slant relief, Of course, but they do
more; they drive out the poisonous
gases that cause fermentation of
food and Thoroughly clean, renovate
and strengthen the stomach so that
it can readily digest food without
artificial aid.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are guar
anteed to cure Indigestion, acute OF
chronic, or money back. This means
that nervousness, dizziness and bill
iousness will disappear. Druggists
everywhere and E. I. Whitehead
Company sell Mi-o-na for SOC.
Il was under the care Of four diff
erent doctors during nine month:
and was cured Of dyspepsia by Mi-o
ma. Mr.. Joseph Grondine, 49,
Fountain St. Fall River, Mass.
Booths Pills for constipation-25c
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and whereabouts of Our
People and Other folks.

Prof. L. R. Mills has returned from
Wake Forest.
Mr.. Rufus Cherry left Friday for
Tarboro to visit relatives.
Miss Lizzie Flythe is spending the
week with her people at Aulander.
Mrs. S. B. Whitehead is visiting
relatives and friends in Tarboro this
week.
Mrs. O. w. Harrington, Of Green
vile. visited relatives here the past
week.
Miss Sue Perkins, of Port Norfolk
is here on visit to her cousin, Mrs.
J. C. Hardy.
Mr., J. T. Burgess, of Emporia,
Va, spent Saturday here with his
home people.
Mr.. Wilmer Raspberry, of Rich
Square, was here to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Kate Weeks. of Roanoke Rap
ids, is here on a visit to here uncle,
Mr.. G. G.. Weeks.
Mr.. Edward Josey has returned
from Knoxville, Tenn. where he has
been Lying for sometime.
Miss Margaret Strickland went to
Tarboro Friday to visit her nephew,
Mr.. w. L. Strickland.
Mrs. A. M. Riddick has returned
from Fayetteville where she visited
her son, Mr.. C.. B. Riddick.
Miss Floride Knight returned to
her home at Whitakers Thursday,
after visit to Mrs. L. r. Mills, Jr.
Rev. R. A. Mcfarland is attend
ing a meeting of the Baraca classes
of the county in session at Roanoke
Rapids.
Mr.. John L. Hooker is in the
Northern markets this week buying
spring goods for his firm, the W. T..
Hancock Co.
Misses Minnie Dunn, Mary Collins,
and Mary White, Of the Enfield gfa-
ded school, spent Saturday and Sur
day here with relatives and friends
Mr.. L. j. Gay went to Jackson
Sunday to attend the burial Of his
brothes, Mr.. J. 7. Gay, who died
suddenly Saturday night Of PARALYSIS
of the heart
Rev. J. o. Guthrie, Of Raleigh, &C.
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and night,
preaching to appreciative audiences
He is an able and earnest speaker.
Mr.. Guthrie was the guest of M
and Mrs. R. l.. Hardy while here.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Items Gathered From the Town
and Country.

Listen for the marriage bells.
What time will the clock stop?
We are sending out six page pa
per this week.
Mr.. K. L. House has moved to the
Lawrence residence on Church
street.
Our farmers are getting down to
work in earnest, preparing for an
other crop.
There will be found in this issue a
very liberal clubbing offer. Look it
up and then come to see US.
Mr.. E. L. Brown has moved to the
old Bell hotel on 10th. street. Mrs.
W. H. Bell will also occupy part Of
the hotel.
There will be found in this issue
of The COMMONWEALTH the annual
statement of the town and electric
light plant for two years.
The manufacturing plant of the
Scotland Neck Guano Co. is a very
busy place these days. They are work.
ing full force of hands and are sell
ing the goods. Read their ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
Mr.. Joe H. Allsbrook returned
from Suffolk Saturday night where
he carried his little son for an opera
ton. We are glad to know that the
operation was successful and the lit
tie fellow is getting along nicely.
Remember the auction sale of hor-
ses by MIR. J. E. Kern next Thursday,
March 3rd. Some Of the horses are
already here and another car load
is expected the early part of next
week. They can be seen at Princes
stables.
The Baraca classes OF the county
are holding a convention at Roanoke
Rapids to-day wednesday,. The
Scotland Neck Baptist Baraca class
is represented by Messrs. Chas. J..
Shields, Hugh Johnson, and Ray
Boyette; and the Methodist class by
Messrs. c.. K. Moore and ]. G.. Hardy
In Halifax county near Brinkley-
vile last Thursday, John Collins, a
negro, murdered his own son. They
had a row over something and came
to blows with the result as above
stated. Collins is now in Halifax
county Jail. He is a prosperous plant
err, and about as years old.-Rocky
Mount Echo.
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A Delightful Party.

One of the most enjoyable occa-
sions of the season was a party Civ
en- by the boys, at the home of Mrs.
J.E. Woolard, Friday evening, Feb.
Is, 1910, from 8 to 11:30.
Little Miss Elsie WooIard received
at the door.
After the guests had arrived and
played many games. a guessing con-
test began. Excitement rem high for
a few minutes, all anxiously waiting
to hear who the successful ones
would be. At last it was announced
that Miss Lucille Kitchin was the
winner of the first prize which was
a delicious box of candy, the second
prize, box of candy also, to Mr..
Lawrence House.
Then we were invited in the din
ing room where delightful refresh
ments were served. About 1870 the
crowd begun leaving, declaring they
had never spent a more enjoyable
evening. Those present were, Miss.
es Dorothy Dunn, Irene and Gertrude
Whitehead, Kate Tillery, Lena Cher
nv, Mildred Edwards, Lydia JoseJ
and Lucille Kitchin, Messrs. Henry
billiard, Willie Dunn, Herman Bry
an. Lawrence and Richard House
John and William Josey, Joe Riddick
Redmond Purvis, Marvin and Roy
Hardy, Eddie and Charlie Woolard
Wilmer Hopkins, Norfieet Mellow
ell.
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A Gard of Thanks.

hat time will the clock stop?
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Trinity Church.

Rev. C. G. BRADLEY. RECTOR.
Wednesday, 23rd.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and
address.
Thursday, Oath.
st. Mattheas Day.
1000 a. m. Holy Communion.
4:30 p. m. Evening prayer.
Friday, 25th.
1880 p. IN. Litany. Penitential
Office and address on the 7th. COM
mandnent.
Third Sunday in Lent, 9th.
1870 a. m. Early communion.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. n. Morning PRAYER, Lit
any, ante communion and sermon.
7:30 p. IN. Evening Prayer and
sermon.
Monday, 18th.
2:3O p. m. Church Improvement
Society.
Tuesday, March 1st.
800 p. n. Woman's Auxiliary.
$50 p. m. St. Agnes Guild.
400 p. m. Evening prayer.
Wednesday, End.
500 p. m. Evening Prayer and
address.