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4 fitted kit hag-W4"t man doesn't long for one? There is no risk te Ge run for woman buying oHe of these travelling necessities if she goes e a reliable shop-no such risk as in Pur chasing cigars, neckties aud the like.
 The kit bag pictured is in English russct leather and is sheep lined and fitted with ebony military brushes, comb and whsp. hook, file and scis- sors, nask and toothbrush tube, tooth powder bottle, soap box and cologne flask. with fine nickel tops Fitted it costs $,j and untitted $19, Cheaper bags are, of course, to be had that an- swer the same purpose, but they are not nearly so good looking
 Cannon to Hold Cigars.
 The woman in search of useful Christmas gift for husband or brother need moi ponder further if the man to be pleased ls a smoker.
 Some attractive articles in brass an swer tie question for her. One of thnS represents mortar mounted on a g;!a carriage II iS eight inches ill length. six in height. and by means of the stuad.' WheeIs can be conven icntly moved ar9Haa the tabte wherp several are en9ovna the fragrant weed to@ejher The mouth of the can non iS designad a hoid ciGars, while elsewhere are attached match safe and ash receiver.
 Another new arrival worth d2scrib ing is well made brass box for ci- gars or cigarettes, according to the size of the box selected There is Il drawer in the bottom divided eff into I compartments for matches, etc. This l is mechanically connected with the | lid. so that when the former is raised the latter slides out of itself. closing mechanically too In the cigar sise thi. box cost. S1O smaller ono, fer cigarettes. sells at 33
 Gift For the Newspaper Man.
 For the news eAitsr or for the s~Gi- nses man whose time 6 1ivAsA Ats an allotted apacs nothiAx esaM DsA- bly be moro raaeeisal aDA at tbs Ans uns more atnsstivs h appsaasass thsn . d0k sessk s11 papOwsaUAt. Th8s D11is eeeSk es0B attbr f1ans1
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick Com pany will be held at the company's office betwssn the hears of 1 and z o'clock D. n., Tussd&y, Jan. 10, 1911, for the purpose of sissStax dirsstsra for ths ensuing year, and for the traasaDtien of such ethsr busiasss aa uAy esms befers Ae0.
 C. DGenW142k, Secretary. N-1-1a.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Hammett Grocer Com pany will be held at it's office in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on Tuesday, the 10th day of January, 1911, between ths hours of F and D. III. for the pur- pose of electing directors for the en- suing year and for any other lawfu purpose.
 12-6-30t. A. w. NUNN, Sec y.
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NOTICE

The annual nssting of the stock heldors of tho Dfnassas Nausaal nak of Pine Biuff, Ae1nnaas, will be hnd in their .sssns A ne city oi Fh~ Bluff sa 9tev, 2nuMy 1eth lD11. avsa 10 to 10 .. -. CT os pur- 10e of slssting 1ise4Dss ts ssrvs R the sas1in9 yer. cd br 0e &rngaStion of sueA s<A0 buSlaess aa ny properly conc seesss the said nsstng.
 70 NTCOoL, cashier
 IA 2 In.
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nD0l oEDg1H' 7. l.

.NAe aAauA AestiR9 of tAs steea- ksldses of the f~oDle1 0AvhG DaAl | Trust c., of r1as 0Daf, Ark, will be held at the,r ba1hkng ksUss, Nea- day Jan. 9th, 1911, between the houFe of . q. rf1 and p. n. for the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for transacting any other business properly brought be- fore said meeting.
 H. A. MCCOY, Sec. Treas.
 12-6-1m
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Ends Winters Troubles.

To many winter is a season ef trouble. The frost bitten toes aaA fingers. chapped hands and Hus. chilblaips, cold sores, red and rSaob skins, prove this. But such troGo4as fly before Bucklen's Arnica Aalvs. A trial convinces. Greatest healer q Burns, Boils. Piles, Cuts, Sorss. Eczema and Sprains. Only 25e at All Druggists.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The thirty-fourth regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Merchants & Planters Bank of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for the election oi directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any business that may properly come be- fore them, will be held at the rooms of the association in the city of Pine Bluff Monday. January g, 1911, be- tween the hours of ten o'clock a. n and twelve o'clock noon
 A. D. FOSTER, Cashier. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec 11th, 1910
 12-6-1m
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You Will Buy Mary V2fna Dll2Ing Co., s Stock

you you profit oaa Il 9 she
 It is a ten-toone price bqiow do it. r a ahortm at value One per on following $5.00c and per for cash tn er for months $15 month for nine shares share cash all personal inspection of
  az
 
 opportunity  cash Tenn 4icers of Mary Compan are.
 W. President
 Robbins president
 McCrary, Directors D. Phillips, Thomasyile j. Robbins, Tupelo H. IIal New Albany, w Byhaa, Miss E IIawkinsvile Ga II. T. McAister Denver Cox .air roun
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un,sA s~nH vuT TAlLOR-Claa.
 nr s,t.-.vS end ~~esirinx. . spe~ ||1hatv AN verf strictly first rls.,
 INs wal G>nctv4 svse.,e. niS rs~~s
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Directors are:

Directors are.
 P D. Phillips, Thomasyille, Gs D. H. Hall, New Albany, Miss. F. ]. Henry, HawkinSVille, Ga c. w Young, Memphis, Tenn.
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OTTAGE FOR RENT-ONE OF MY cottages on Main street, near Sth avenna is for rent. Water in the house. I pay the water rent. Will rent 1t for $12.5O per month. I. J. Moore, Sth and Main St. 12-1S Ct.
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Miscellaneous

An1Es AND CENTS uP-To-DATT ;. .ef1othing on nice easy payments 1uanter q Rosenbloom Go. 211 IF iGfih st.. up stairs.
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 GOOD MJRNIME

Yes, VIC are ns a9liag tie most n.y. to-date bath rooms # the ci25- &Ayy recanse we are up to tomorrow m plumbing and you don't have ta M' ashamed of your bath reoIn wnsx Wolff does your work. for se' kHsesy how. If you don't want good work. give your job to some one eass II you do, see Wolff, Ill s. Beach sfer Old Phone 855.
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LOST

fOsT ON MAIN ST, OR SIXTH
 . white lace veil. Reward to find er II returned to Mrs. W. H. Lang tord. s2O w. 4th ave. 12 20 Ct
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in gun metal for $4.25 or in silver at the same price. The diameter is three and one-eighth inches
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J. o. Robbins, Tnpelo, Mis5
 w. c McCrary, Byhalfa, Miss II. T. McAlister, Denver. Cose
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PRINCETON,

Many are rejoicing over the fact
that Mercer county will be dry"
after the first of July.
Miss Matilda Keaslcy and John
Ford went on pleasure trip to
BlueGeld Sunday.
Mrs. }. E. Meadows is critically
III, also Mrs. Ardella Slash and Mrs.
Cowan Reid.
John Edwards moved his family
here from Page for permanent resi-
dence.
Rev. W. r. Berger has opened
a grocery ;Ytore on Graygon
Heights
Mrs E. w. Coleman is visiting in
Bluefeld.
Miss Made Hill, Of Floyd, Va,
came Friday for an indefinite visit
70 her brother.
Mrs. Octavia Graves, Of Dry Fork.
Va, spent the weekend as the guest
Of Mrs. Mary Hogans.
Mrs. Mamie Conner took suddenly
i'll Friday for a short while. but
recovered sufficiently to be accom-
panied to her home at Pcarisburg.
va, by her husband and children.
Miss Cleoda 3. Mitchell has re-
a,'mcd her former position as organ
lSt for the Baptist church.
Albert Scott went to Blucficld Sat
urday.
Mrs. Alic" Bowles is sick at the
homr Of Mrs. BENZ. Cook.
Mrs. Ida J. Conner spent the week
end here delivering her toilet goods
While here was the guest Of Mrs.
W. W. Calender. She returned to
Blu"h"ld Saturday morning.
Rev. Il. w. Hill has recovered en-
irrly from his recent illness. Mrs.
Bertha Preston is reported as rcrov-
ering rapidly.
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Miss Julia Smith leaves for WASH
lnSton, ID. C.. Thursday to spend
some weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Spencer
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton left for
Charleston Saturday to be the guest
Of Mrs. Ora Campbell and other
friends
Richard Anderson. of Gal:ipolis,
is in town the guest of Miss Grace
Kelley.
Mrs. Tobe Craig is improving rap
idly.
Willing Workers Club of the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. Barbara
Taylor Monday evening.
Clarence Mitchell, Of GalHpolis,
is spending few days in town.
DR.. II. r. Combs, Of Chicac 60. who
has been taking orders for enlarg-
ing pictures, did a good business
here. He eft Sunday for Hunt
ington.
Mrs. Jones, Of Gallipolis, is visit
Ills her daughter. Mrs. Frank Hen
derson.
Rev. Opher has been quite i'll for
past week
Mrs. Sue Stevens, Of SpHlman. is
spending few days here guest of
MI. and Mrs. Fred Roberts.
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Cake
NlilltS.
RONCENEItTE.
Coffee

Rev Terrell. OF HUNTINGTON.
preached two able sermons at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Cochran has gone to
Warrington to spend the summer.
j. w. Thompson left for White
Sulphur, Monday.
Clarence Eldridgc and little Julia
Revely are visiting relatives AT Char
lesion.
John Egglcston visited Clifton
Forge last week.
VIM. Lacy and son Harry were
down from ReniCk Sunday. visiting
the family.
Miss Francis Wood is sick this
week
Henry Terry returned home last
week from Virginia where he had
been visiting relatives
Mrs. Annie X. cambridge is at
tending the summer school at In
stitute.
Mrs. Eta Green who has been i'll
for the past month is much improved.
Mrs. Rutherford Haynes, of Beck
ley. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boston Haynes this week.
Rev. Lewis filled his appointment
at Anderson Sunday.
Miss Minnie Allen has been in
disposed for the past week.
RObt. Robinson and SON. Of
Staunton. Va, are the guests of
Mrs. Maggie Eubanks.
Alex Hunter has been sick for
the past week.
The wedding Of Miss Josephine
Jackson and Rev. J. J. Turner at
Lew:sburg last Wednesday night was
a brilliant affair; those attending
from here were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Hickman
Mesdames. Harriet Johnson, Debby
Terry. L. B. Rose, Lizzie c. Brown
Miss Bette Williams, Messrs J. NJ
Mallory, John Eubank. Clarence
Early, Alex Brown and Master
Kenneth Moore.
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EKSBTRG.

Rev. c. H. Carroll returned home
from washington, d. c., Saturday,
after attending the closing exercises
OF the Armstrong Manual Trainine
school.
Prof. j. r. jefferson, Misses Es-
Their Colston and Bernardine Pew
ton left Friday for Institute where
'hey Will attend Summer School,
randy Brown arrived home Mon
day from points in the East.
Miss Mary Gordon. a graduate Of
W. '. {. |. was in the city few
days the guest Of Miss Martha
Brown
MIS- Isabelle Berry arrived in the
city Sunday on account of the ill.,
ness of her sister, Mrs. McClunq
danr" was given by the Young
meE at T"rrapin Park Monday even
ing IN honor Of Miss Gordon. guest
or Miss Martha Brown.
Mrs. c. II. Pierce returned ~ he,
nome IN Columbus Saturday after a
pleasant visit with her son Charles
MISS Villa Lee, Of CIarksburg
came to TN" city Sunday Joined Miss
Alberta McCiung and left Monday
10 attend Summer School at ". Y
| G. l.
MISS Ethel Hardy. Of Marietta, O,
%n' ~ "l"",1Hy with the Nissc,
| GIi'#
MISS Jcannrtta Jones. Virginia
carter attended the Picnic at Rocl
springs, Thursday.
Key. Shannon, OF Barbados lef
tuesday, for Michigan.
MIS-. Oscar Carter, Of Court st
entertained Thursday cvenj4g i,
hohor Of Mrs. William Dnvers VIII,
'"lt this week for Columbus, @
"hcr" Sh" will make her homo.
MIS-. Sylvia Smith entertained .,
I'll" nome Of her sister. Mrs VA
lonrH on 18TH Street. in honor q,
NTs. William Devers. An cnjovahl,
! ''nr was had by all.
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Mrs. Kate Colley went to Charles
ION Saturday to attend q. meeting. of
the board OF the ,.Woman's Baptlst
state Convention. '''>'
DR. comhes is in the city agaip on
business.
large number Of delegates of
the Baptist State S S. Convention
OF Ky, came ny from Ashland Thurs
day sight-seeing~ in our city. Among
this number We're Rev. r. Timber
lake and Wife, Mesdames Jennie Mil
Ter and Luella, TAYLOR, Of Winchester,
n.y., ana Rey,%. Harris, Of Lexington.
lsham scottfR9{G, W. Hughes at
tended the MsshilSsI&gand Lodge at
BneHch last @ShSkSsS!ss9n the return
trip the latter lecMtSasatsA rllng ,on
tant Ennis. '"f$,N '<&sSl1S -
: on ol1r7 stek list this ssWsieeeas are
Mesdam es Cosby aud Franco, Of
Artisan Avenne,
Mrs; Alma TWrner aud neice have
returned FROM the GRAND Council Of
Juvenile edensartment ST. st, LUXE,
which convened ID washington, D. G..
Rev. II. A.. Wpods6n preached at
Mo "A. NJ. e. Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Bromley were
the guests, of~relatives at Fort Cav
few days last week. 8. -
The, box supper at the sixteenj},
Street Baptist Church was success al.
! Mrs. Victoria : Holt. accompani,d
by, Ecr dauGhtcr. Estella. was called
to her foTmer home in North Caro-
lima on account OF, tho death OF hrr
}s;;ster;and step-tathsr, ,-~..,." <,
Dr. G.. C, Barnett, ann, Isaac Newton
were delegates to the: Eongressioua
convention at BetEleyT,t hast week.
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MONTGOMERY,

Mrs. Mayme Taylor, Mrs. Warner
Brown, Miss Eta Hall, and Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. H. Railey are in attendance
at the Summer Normal at the West
Virginia Institute.
The choir of the First Baptist
church entertained themselves with
a social at the Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday evening.
. Rev. e. c. Page Ias accepted a
call to the passionate of the Don
wood church:
Mrs. b. f. White and daughter
were the weekend guests of rela-
tives at Institute.
NJ. d. Buster had as guest Satur-
day, Frank jackson, of Fairmont
Miss Vinella Noel continues i'll at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Noel.
Miss Joe Villa Morgan has re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Mucklow. .n
DR.. b. F.-White, who has opened
a Drug Store and Ice Cream par.
lcr in Huntington, spent Tuesday
mere with his family.
Miss Arissa Brown, who was re-
ported sick last week, died Thurs
day morning and was buried Sa1ur
day. Funeral services from the
Flrst Baptist church Of which she
was member. The family has the
sympathy Of the community.
MIR. George Scott was called to
Sugar Creek Friday because of the
serious illness ola near relative.
John Taylor, of Ward, was bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
The closing out Rally of John
Wesley W. f. church will commence
July the first and last until July
3lst, at which time we ask all of our
friends, both at home and abroad
70 help us TO pay off this debt thai
has been hanging on us so long,.
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IAAE.AItE.

Mrs. S. o, Clayton is able to be
out again.
Luther McCraw was in town this
week to see his mother in law, Mrs
Nj. Winston.
Robert Leftwich has returned
from his trip to Lynchburg, Va,
and IS on the mail route again.
Mrs. Minnie Walker was in Beck
Icy shopping Monday
Mrs. Ada Cousins has been absent
few days visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Cobbs.
Mrs. Nj. Wilburn gave an enter
tainment at r. T.. Peters, Hail Mon
day night.
Henry Shorter is still confined in
Rcckley Jail. The guards from
Spencer Asylum came for him but
refused to take him on account of
his color. saying they didn't accept
colored patients ut SPENCER and that
he would have to be sent to Yves
ton.
Saturday night saw the opening
OF Il. r.. Peters soda water and ice
cream parlor which was well patron
lied Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Dawson was at Prince
and Quinnlmont few days ago
combining business and pleasure IN
her trip.
Snead Sheppard is making ar
raOYpmpDtc RI lDcoto with We .,,,,;,,
He was a citizen of our town some
time ago but of late has resided on
Laurel Creek.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sunday was rally day here and
$500 was raised for church pur-
pesos. In connection with the rally
the installation ceremonies, attend-
amt upon the induction OF Rev. s. r..
Williams into the passionate of the
church. were conducted by Rev. Il.
ID. W. Meadows. Rev. ID. G.. Deans.
OF Montgomery, preached at night
Rev. Deans spent the night with Mr..
and Mrs. W. T.. James.
Mrs. Matte WoOding and daugh-
ters, Mabel and Ethel. Of Monarch
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Is. DauitOn. .-.---
Mr.. and Mrs. Oatmeal. of Wa@
spent Sunday here with Mrs. James
WoOding.
The Queen Esther Club donated
$500 to the rally.
Miss Maud Tarrar, of Mt Hope
and William Edmonds, of Longacre.
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r.. James.
Rcvs. Meadows and Williams were
guests 4 few days last week Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. b. Daulton.
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LEW1SBCRG.

Miss Halle Haynes is here to
spend the summer
Silver Nelson left Monday for
Clarksburg
One Of the most beautiful we'd
dings ever witnessed in this COM
munity occurred at the Baptist church
last Wednesday evening when Miss
Josephine Priscilla Jackson became
the bride Of Rev. John J. Turner
The decorations, which have never
been surpassed here, consisted of
Two large arches on either side en-
tWlned with evergreen and rhod0dcn-
dron, amidst which were glmpscs of
white and red roses and other flow
ers. In front of the altar was a
suspension Of evergreen with a back
ground to match. At 7:30 p. M,
the bridal party entered the vestibutc
where, they paused as Mrs. Albert
Slaughter sang most charming
solo. To the strains of the wedding
march played by Mrs. Eta Hamil-
ton, entered Miss Frances Woodson
and Mr.. Alex Brown; followed by
Miss Ida Jackson with Mr.. David
Creech, then came the maid Of honor
Miss Callie Jackson and the matrOn
of honor Mrs. Lula Moore, lastly the
groom passed up the aisle accOmDan-
led by J. V. Coleman, and the bride
with her brother, Mr.. Dunlap Jack
son. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. d. Williams. The bride
was beautifully arrayed in gown
Of white satin with a long train and
carried a b0quet Of white roses. The
maids all wore white costumes and
the groom and attendants were at
tired in full dress. a reception was
given at the home Of the brides
parents, after which Rev. and Mrs.
Turner lcRt on the west bound train.
Mrs. Hetty Price, Of Pittsburg, is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Emma
James.
Or. s. f. Clay returned Saturday
from the meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Blucfcld. He re-
ports an enthusiastic gathering Of
this grand society.
Miss Frances Woodson, Of Selma.
Ohio, who was here to attend Turner
Jackson nuptials, spent a few days
here visiting friends.
Prof. f.. A. Boiling, who will teach
history and civics at the summer
normal, left Saturday morning for
Institute.
Mrs. Asbury Strain went to Cattles-
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night and returned home Monday.
Miss Gretta- Roberts, of Bancroft.
spent eSunlay--hera. She was ac-
companied home by Nobson prin
tiss
Geo. Mckinney and ChaS. Harris.
OF Black BetScy. spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. lZetta James is reported very
iii at her home.
Il. l.. laync and J. u. Turner, OF
Plymouth, spent Sunday here.
Rorn-to MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Ed
dens a fine girl.
{. w. Kingsley, who has been at
tending the convention at Wclch,
has returned home.
Rorn-to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
ibis, 4 fine boy.
Little Mary Ella Iluhherd is very
sick with typhoid Fever.
Mrs. Eliz! llarrie and son were
in Charleston shopping last week.
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BCCkHANNON.

Miss Boulah Smith, of Clarksburg,
was the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
Kate Wilks. Sunday.
Mrs. Enos MumfOrd entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society, Friday af-
ternOOn.
Miss Hattie Martin has returned
from KinGwCod.
Mrs. Mildred Smith has returned
from Lost Creek. where she was en-
gagged in nursing.
Mrs. A. J. SmoOt. who was i'll las
week, is able to be out again.
The Willing Workers met with
Mrs. Malinda Hunter. Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Carter. Of Earkprs-
burg, is the guest Of Mrs. James
Wade, S"dgcWick street.
The Silver Leaf Club was enter.
tanned Friday night by Mr.. and AIRS
Chas. Dickcrson
Chiidrcn's Day was held at Ha}r,
Chapel a. NJ. +. Church Sunday
night. and at Simpson NJ. +. church
Sunday afternoon.
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:ANSrEI).

The Mount Chapel Baptist church
Sunday night, when Miss Lena I'll
bridge became the wife Of Mr.. Geo.
|. Isabel. AS Miss Blanche Bran
non played the wedding march. Rev.
Gregory. the officiating clergyman.
entered the church followed by Miss
Ora Freeman and Mr.. Grandson
Woodbridge, bearing large lunches
of laurel blossoms, and Miss Matte
Freeman, who escorted the groom
The bride, attired in crepe de chine,
deliberately trimmed with ribbon anC
oriental lace, and carrying a beau
tiful bouquet Of brides roses. was
accompanied by Mr.. Henry Warren
After the ceremony, the party re-
paired to the home of the brides
parents where refreshments were
served. They are living in THEN
nicely fdthished h6me here.
Mr.. Robinson and daughter were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Clay
ton, Sunday.
Miss Bette Johnson is in Ansted
again
Miss Rcbecca Eldridge has been
sick for several days.
Mrs. Crow, of Page, was visiting
her many friends Of this place last
week
Sam Clay and Albert Dues, assist
ed by the other deacOnS have Dur
chased new pulpit and carpet
painted the house and male the
church an object Of beauty.
Rudolph Cox's mother, Mrs.
Young, Of Richmond, will spend a
few weeks with him.
Three young colored boys have
been employed to p,astcr the new
building being erected on Main
street by the leading officials or the
| town.
Charley Randoll preached a stir.
ring sermon Sunday night.
| Rev. Wallace was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dues Sunday
Miss Mary Gucrrant and Miss An
ME Wesley Of Page, visited Mrs
Sallic Jones a few days ago. \
party was given in their honor.
Miss Matte Freeman will close
her second school at Hawks Nes
Thursday. Her term has been quito
| pleasant A picnic will be given +,
the afternoon by the schools.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Luella Bowling returned
home Saturday from an extended
stay in New York.
Miss Mary k. Goes left for Dalton.
Ga. last week to visit her mother.
SMra.i Lncy .Rayne and daughter
,and Mrs. Stella Scott were among
those who visited tho Baptist State
s. S.. Convcn ton OF Kentucky, which
convened in Ashland June 21-94, ;
Rev. r. Terrell went to Ronceverte
to preach at the Baptist. church last
Sunday. -
Miss Sydney'J. Davis. Missionary
Of the Foreign Mission Board Of the
National Baptist Convention, spoke
at the Baptist churches here Sunday.
Rev. Brooks, Of Richmond, Va,
preached at the First Baptist Church
Sunday morning and at the Sixteenth
Street Baptist church Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Winston
chapcroned a party Of young people
to Johnson's Grove Sunday after
tanned by Mr.. Cobbs.
MfS. lIllllc JORDAN Is visiting
in Hinton.
Emanuel Woods and bride are a
the residence OF Mrs. Lee at SIS
Eighth -AreaHe.~----- ----------------
Rev. S. \. Thurston and family
returned Friday from a short visit
to relatives and friends at Fayctte-
Vile.
James Davis, or Pittsburg.. is in
city.
Rev. B. B. Martin delivered a fine
Address on the ''InfuenCe Of man or
Society to the y. NJ. G.. A." Sunday
afternoon ut the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church.. Next Sunday after
noon tn" closing address Of tho
season viii be delivered by Rev.
| V. Bryant on "ManlineSs" 1t the
EhcunZer NJ. T.. Church.
c. II. Barnett was the guest Of his
| mother couple of days last week
Will" enroute to resume duties iI
the government department at Wash
| ingtOn, ID. G..
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Rev. Y. A. Smith filled his regular
appointment here Sunday and preach
ed two good sermons.
The Missionary Society is getting
along nicely with Mrs. b. L. Cosby
as president They met Sunday
afternoon and had an interesting
meeting. Rev. u. A. Smith gave an
interesting talk on mission work.
Joseph Branch is able to be out
again after weeks illness.
The sister Of Page Tabermache
Baptist Church geve an entertain
ment Saturday night which was q
success