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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-06-10
NEWS LETTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
NeWsy Items Gathered By
Our Efficient Corps of
Correspondents.
COaIdan

Coaldan, June 6.-Business is
dull at this place. The Empire peo-
pie have cut off quite a number of
men. All their sading force have
stopped work on their new tipple
near Richlands. The Jewell Ridge
Coal company is going ahead with
their new opening on the head of
Big Creek, with Mr.. Bell as superin-
tendent and Nj. f. Jewell mine fore
man. This company of whom we be-
Iieve Geo. w. st. Clair is general
manager, owns large tract of the
very finest of coal and timber land
IN Tazewell and Buchanan counties.
which when developed, will be one
of the best properties on the CIincb
Valley division.
Joe Keen says the Seaboard peopIe
are going to shut down their works
till the straw berry season is over.
r. f. Bryant is still cutting meat
and punching script at Seaboard. He
is holding fat back down to Is cents
pound, and says he can give faiIIy
good weight at that price.
The Fork Lumber companv is
numbering away making lumber at
the rate of about %, 900 feet a day.
Eli Reeddy met with a sad misfor
tune few nights ago. He lost the
best possum dog he had. 1t was one
ne had just gotten from Ernest Gill
ley In dog trade. 1t appears from
the evidence before the coroner that
the dog became dissatisfied with his
new master, and went to railroad
trestle and committed suicide by
hanging himself. Eli is now wear
ing crepe.
Henry Brown has closed his store
on Big Greek and gone to digging
coal. He says he can make a better
profit on his goods digging coal than
he can setting The goods. If all the
merchants would do that way we
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ed District Conference at Honaker.
J Campbell SPOTS and Chapman
reery attended court one dav last
week. Their case against the n and
w r r for two horses killed WAS
continued.
Hon Henry Ascue of Paint Lick.
the biggest sheep man in the county
and probably the state, spent the
night here on his way to TazewelI.
On June 1st lie weighed up a car
load of lambs that averaged 20 l-2
lbs.
The steam shovel otter a trim of
several weeks, safely reached its des-
tination on last Friday.
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Rocky Gap

Rocky Gap, June 6.--There was n
quiet wedding at the home of Mrs
Lucy Robinett last Wednesday
when her daughter, Miss Lizzie.
was united In marriage 10 Mr. VIII
Shrader, of near Littlesburg, w Va.
Rev Kelly Neel performed the cere-
monY.
There was special meeting of
the board OF supervisors at Bland Sat
urday looking after the interest of
the road across from Mechanicsburo
to Pulaski.
Miss Lena GolIehorn, who taught
the Sunny Point school, left Tues.
day for BluefeId where she will
spend while with her sister before
returning to her home at Ceres.
Mrs Cynthia Adkins, of Showers
vile, is spending some time with
her sister. Mrs E Stimson.
Messrs Ed Davis and CbarIie
Janell were business visitors TO
Bluefield Saturday.
We we've blessed with a good rain
SATURDAY night and Sunday.
Prayer meeting was started up at
the baptist church Saturday night.
Mr. John Hale son in law of ] M
IngIe has bought farm in Giles
county, and will move to it soon.
Mrs SaIIie Num- and baby and
Miss Della Thompson spent Friday
night With their cousin, G Thorn D.
son.
There was good crowd attended
the exercises at the close of school at
blshop Chapel last Tuesday night
fellow from BluefieId misbehaved
SO badly that he was taken with a
warrant next morning and fined
thirty-six dollars and q half. So
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Combs REYNOLDS

Miss Harriet Reynolds and Mr..
+. III. Combs were married on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF the
bride, on Cayatts Creek, near this
town. Rev. j. b. Craft, pastor of
the Baptist church at Big Stone
Cap performed the ceremony. The
groom is "A weIIknown and popular
young attorney of Grundy, Va. The
bride is daughter oil Mr.. and Mrs.
&. IL. Reynolds, and young lady
OF fine character and many personal
C harms.
Rev. Mr.. Ely, Mr.. w. l.. Dennis
and Mr.. Robt. w. Williams. Of
0rundy, were present, besides a
number OF intimate friends of the
bride from this community. Mr..
and Mrs. Combs left on 6 80 train for
a tour Of eastern cities and summer
resorts.
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would have more goods in the coun.

would have more goods In the coun.
try.
Everything is backward this
spring but politics and cold weather.
Guy Christian has Just completed
a nice stone spring house for Mrs. J..
J. Carter. 1t is built of stone nut
up rough and plastered smooth in
side and has a solid cement floor
whlch makes very nice place to
keep milk butter etc.
l. S. j. Murray is cutting lumber
ior the Jewell Ridge Coal COMPANY.
MIR. w. IL. Colwell is cutting out
large boundary of timber and man.
ufactuling it into lumber for the
Empire Coal Land Corporation. His
mill is one mile below Seahoard
The Skin and Bone Lumber COM
pany will finish up their present
crontract on Big Greek in few davs
and Will move their mill to Town
Hill three or four miles west of their
present site. We look for all these
great Industries to have TO shut down
I'LL after the trawberry season is
over, SO as to give the women folks a
cnance to take care OF the berry crop.
well If you will tell the dear peopIe
that Stuart has come home we will
close.
Jerry Flint.
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Cove Creek

Cove Creek, June 6.-Several
from here attended the croquet party
last Saturday at Mr'G w Thomn.
sons, on Wolf Creek.
Mrs Cynthia Atkins and little
granddaughter of this place have
been visiting the formers sister Mrs
3 + Stlmson of near Rocky Gan.
Mr. Crockett Looney, of this place.
visited his parents on Wolf Greek
Saturday and Sunday.
Several from here attended ,be
Confederate Reunion at TazewelI
Friday.
Miss Lula G Stwoers underwent an
operation at DR. Scott's Hos oital I'm
Biuefield, Thursday. We are glad TO
say she is getting along nicely.
Mrs Leila Walker, two sons and
sister, Ava, of Kimball, w Va, are
visiting the formers and Iatters pat-
ents, Mr. and Mrs G e Walker.
Nh Bazel Crabtrees' school closed
at Bishops Chapel Tuesday night
with an entertainment. All present
reported a nice time.
Mr. Graf Thompson of Wolf Creek
was visiting friends and relatives at
this place the latter part OF last week
Our superintendent, + l. Dunn.
of Bland, was in the community the
last OF the week, locating a place
for a graded schoolhouse at Stowers-
Vile.
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Tip Top

TIP Top June s.-Frost this morn
ing. Fire feels good. Seems the COM
et ala some weather stunts-or
stints. His mark Is on each cornfield.
MS shadow in each farmers heart.
For my part L may never see him or
his tail again and il this is the way
ne always fixes things, do not care
IL don't. No fruit, no garden, no
grass no corn no warm days. Just
as well quit. Throw up the sponge.
Don't know IL there will even be a
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Burke's Garden

burke's Gaiden, June S.-Mr and
Mrs Frank A. Groseclose, OF Rom.
oke, spent several days last week
with Mrs III B Groseclose. MIR Crosse.
cIose has returned 10 his work NJ
claim attorney for the Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke company. bu,
MS wife and baby boy Will remain
III the Garden for some time.
Miss Garuet Lawson, who has
been in Wytheville, with her aunt
Mrs l. l. Cooper for some months is
at home again.
Mrs IL > Moss and little son,
Joseph returned Tuesday from few
days visit To friends and relatives
at TazeweIl.
Mrs w NJ Patty is expected home
the first of next week from North
Carolina where she has been visiting
her sister.
Kew. ; O Hall met his regular nm
pointnents here last Sunday though
the congregations were small on nc
count OF the incessant min.
Miss Mary Eta Greever is quite
II.
Children's Day services will be
held at Central chutch on the fourth
Sunday ia June.
Mrs J Nj lIoge entertained friends
at dinner today.
Miss Mamie Rose Moss left this
morning TO be present at the mar
rlage OF her friend Miss Reynolds.
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crop OF buckeyes

crop OF buckeyes
There are several sick peonls 4,
our community. Mrs. Rebecca Car.
ter has been i'll sometime and Is no,
well yet. Bascom PauIey's wife Is
sick at this writing.
William and Minnie Croucb q,
Berwinde, W Va, were so unfortu-
nate as to lose their little child
which was only six months old
last week. Died of pneumonia. IL
was buried on the End at Willow
bridge cemetery. Mr. and Mis- Chas
Iabor, parents of Mrs Crouch and
Mrs Sallie Tabor OF Mud Eork M.
tended the burial.
Many OF the friends and relatives
OF the late T II Gillespie were pres.
eht at the funeral and burial. several
from Tazewell and BlueHeld. rhIs
Is n SAD aiiiiction to the aged patents
especially and To all the family. lie
left wife aud three children Tho
oldest three years and the Youngest
two months.
MI Neikirk, detective OF the snme
work said there had been four mnr.
aers committed at that place within
the last three months, one being
man who was shot by his son over
4 gambling dispute.
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POun ding MIL

Pounding Mill, June s.-Mr and
Mrs Harry Williams and little
daughter, Leonard, came up from
kichlands today and spent the dav
with their aunt, Mrs Rebekah VIII
Iiams. Mr. Williams Is taking n
treatment from his brother, DIR w II
Williams and is much improved.
w Is Steele has bought James A
Packs farm near here, price paid,
thirty three hundred dollars.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Griffith left
Tor their home at Red Ash on num-
Der II today after pleasant weeks
visit.
Mrs Walker Ringstar and baby
and Miss Lettie Lowell returned
Monday fIom visiting the formers
sisters, Mrs Holland and Mrs Turner.
in Bedford City and Ada, respec
lively.
Mr. Lloyd Shamblin and pretty
little bride are receiving congratuIa-
tions from their many friends here
They were married on Saturday
night at her home Mt English, W
Va, and arrived on No IL Sunday.
Her maiden name was Miss Rosa
Cyphers. A few relatives and friends
were present at the reception and
supper Sunday p m. The boys of the
town gave them "A rousing old fash
Toned serenade on Monday night.
Mr. James A Pack returned the
first OF the week from visiting at
Bristol and his old schOoImates al
V /, BIackbsurg, and Emory and
Henry college. He expects 10 Ieave
on tomorrow for the West. His MANY
friends here wish him much success.
Mrs J Marion Mcclure, Cedar
Bluff, spent today visiting the fami-
ly OF her daughter, Mrs w B Steele.
Mrs Nancy Davis Is expecting her
son, L Davis aud family from
Cincinnati the latter part of The
week, to spend the summer.
The weather has been cold enough
today as to necessitate fires.
Mr. Hurt has gone to Buchan
an TO look after interests i'm Tim her
deal.
Fred Gillespie went TO Indian
Sunday
John Gillespie spent Monday in
Biueiield and Graham, accompanied
by DR. Mcdonald, of Knob.
Miss Efiie Williams is at home
from Richlands where she has been
teaching.
Mrs Sam Lawson, RichIands. was
here one day last week on her way TO
the Branch to attend the burial of
her brother in law, Mr. Combs. who
died OF tuberculosis at Graham. Rev
u Il Thomas conducted the services.
Miss Mildred, the pretty little
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ed Mcclure
CEDAR Biuff. visited her cousin, Miss
iva steele Saturday night and Sun
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/ day.
MIR Il Il Mitchell who was agent
mere a month relieving MIR wil.on,
leit last week and Is mt st Paul.
ne made many friends while here.
ana some OF the fair sex are lament
ing his departure.
MIR ID Inscore has moved his
.a'hi'y 10 the tunnel near Sinking
Waters.
IL X Gillespie and n Hurt load
Z" TWO cars OF nice lambs here last
week.
MIR Frank Wilson operator and
agent was heIe few DAYS last week
WIN homefolks, on his way to Toms
creek where he has position.
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take waning boys and leave red eve
ana pistols behind when you 90 into
crowd.
Miss Lou Showers, of near Cove
Creek, was operated on at St Lukes
Hospital in Blueneld last week for
appendicitis. She was GETTING on
nicely when heard from last.
The quarterly meeting at Nebo is
the % and 26 OF June.
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Can You Beat This

The editor of this paper has cut
ana put up fine crop OF hay from
his alfalfa plot on the 2nd and 3rd OF
June the heaviest crop yet. Has had
Deets several times, and expects peas
and early cabbage for his next Sun
day 8 dinner all from his own gar
den. How is this for cold season ?
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04

members Of the Liberty Hive No.
and their friends at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Cards were played.
prizes being won by Mrs. Williamson
and Mrs. Dredge. Music was FUR
uished by the Misses Isabelle Higgins,
Clare and Lena FafeS.
Mrs. Jack Emms prettily enter
tanned this week at 500 in honor OF
Mrs. William Musser OF Chicago. The
color scheme was carried out IN y'l-
low and green. The prize winners
were Mrs. Eli James and Mrs Helen
Sheets
Mrs. J. A. Bywater entertained at
her home. 766 Roberta street. FOR
Miss Winifred Pettet "Wednesday
evening. Dark red was the colcf
scheme. and covers were laid foT
twenty.
Mrs. a. d. Tobin handsomely enter
tanned about twenty little girls Friday
afternoon in honor OF her daughter,
MariOn's. fourth birthday, purple and
white wisteria being used I'm the beau-
tiful decorations
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Tobin enter
tanned Friday evening at dinner FOR
Mrs. John Tobin. who leaves soon for
the east. The occasion was family
reunion.
Miss Helen BurfOrd entertained at
cards Friday afternoon.
Miss Kate Groo entertained her
sewing club Friday afternoon.
Misses Emily and Grace McDono. II
gave a bundle shower Thursday tor
Miss Bessie sutherland, fall bride
A special meeting Of the College
club was held Friday evening with
Mrs G.. L. Heuser
In honor Of Mrs. p. H Young. a
surprise was given her by her daugh-
| tiers. Mrs. Lee Kahn and Mrs. Q. D.
/ Peck. on Monday evening at her home,
500 Third East street. Twenty-Five
l friends gathered to celebrate Mrs.
Young's fifty-fifth birthday. Another
daughter. Mrs William IT. CrOzier,
assisted in receiving the guests.
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Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. A. y.
Tobin entertained at charminglY APP
pointed dinner. when covers were laid
I FOR twelve. The occasion was a fami-
I IS reunion I'm honor Of Mrs. Tobin's
departure FOR the east 20 attend the
] national convention O.. a. r. as de-
partment president for Utah. During
/ September and October she will also
visit I'm Buffalo. Albany. Utica and
I New York. returning November I by
way Of Washington. ID. g.
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Coming Events

A reception will be held at the 3.
y. hall. formerly the Ladies' Literary
club rooms. this evening in honor of
Rabbi J. Hevesh and his bride. Friends
are invited.
Mrs. r. p. Kimball viii entertain
Monday afternoon for Miss Mayme
Smith.
Miss Myrtle MCEvOy viii entertain
at luncheon Monday at the CONNER
cial club. followed by a theatre party
al the Orpheum. having as guest Of
honor Miss Adeline Jacobson.
Mrs. Merrill Nibley entertains at
cards on Monday afternoon for Miss
Alice Nibley, bride-elect.
Mrs. Ed Buyer entertains her sew
ing club at luncheon at her home
Tuesday for Miss Alice Nibley and
Miss Margaret Werner. two SeUtem-
Der brides.
Mr. and Mrs. F. i. Hines give q
bridge for their son. Lieutenant
Charles Hines, Tuesday evening.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Giffen
20 Max Davidson, will take place at
the synagogue on Tuesday.
The first regular meeting OF the
First Baptist church Ladies' AID So
ciety viii be held Tuesday afternoon
al o'clock I'm the church parlOrs.
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Mrs. John Rich will entertain twelve
tables Of bridge at her home Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. Robert II. Al
len.
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Miss Eloise Yates will entertain the
Misses Alice Nibley and Margaret
Werner and their bridal parties on
Thursday at luncheon.
Mizpah chapter no. 3. order Of
Eastern star. vii hold its reguieI
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Weddings and
Engagements

A wedding OF great interest the
past week was that Of Mrs. Leah Paul
Hin to Paul V. de Saville of Paris.
France. They were married quietly
on Monday. and left Immediately for
Los Angeles. From there sIr. and
Mrs. de Saville will go TO New York,
from whence they will sail for Paris
TO make their home.
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The wedding Of Miss Edith r.
woolley and Andrew A. Anderson
took place in the salt Lake temple
wednesday morning The bride wore
a handsome gown Of white chiffon
silk.
a wedding reception followed at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Woolley. who was as
sisted i'm receiving by her cousins. Mrs
Arthur AIidley and Miss Alice Wool
ley. and Mr.. AndersOn's aunts. Mrs.
Lottie Sharp and Mrs Charles Munk.
The house was decorated with pink
and white asters and palms. The color
scheme OF white, pink and green was
carried out also in the refreshments.
Little maids. dressed i'm pink and
white assisted I'm the dining room.
Professor Charles Bush furnished
the music for the evening. assisted 10y
L. NJ. Christopherson. Joseph Davis
Ruel Grimths and William Christoph-
erson.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left Thurs
day morning for Redman, Utah
where they expect 10 remain for q
month. Then they will go east. where
Mrs. Anderson will continue her mu-
steal studies.
A wedding OF intertst was that OF
Miss Blanch Strong and Oscar N
Hoglund. which took place at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Strong. S37 Eas-
Fourth South street The ceremony
was performed az > o'clock by BishoT
Joseph Christensen. in the presence
Of the immediate family A large re.
ception followed later I'm the evening
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Harriet Strong. and Miss Elvis
Bailey. The decorations we're sun.
flowers and asters. Mr.. and Mrs
friends after October I at 346 South
Eighth East.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor Haze
Love. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ste
phen IT. Love. TO Carlos l. DunforC
was a feature i'm society circles Thurs
day. After the ceremony. which
was performed at the Salt Lake tenn
pie I'm the morning. the parents OF thu
bride gave a wedding reception a
their home on Seventh East street
The house was decorated for tn
occasion with hanging baskets OF ge
raniums and profession OF othe
flowers. In the reception hall an,
library red predominated. geranium
being banked among the palms. II
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the parlor yellow was used, the
scheme being carried out with golden
glow and azaleas. handsome lace
piece over pink covered the table, IN
the center OF which was a huge cut
glass bowl Of pink asters. yellow
tulle hung from the chandelier 70 tne
corners Of the table. In the dining
room. as well as in the living room,
where punch was served by little MISS
Ason Love, the color scheme OF PINK
and white was carried out in most
elaborate style. Drawn shades ana
japanese lanterns made the whole
more effective.
Mr.. and Mrs Dunford left at noon
on their bridal tour, to be gone about
week.
The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Tud-
denhem. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ".
J. Tuddenham Of $50 Second avenue
to Albert b. Needham, will be In the
salt Lake temple September IL An
informal reception will follow at the
BRIDES home.
Mrs. r. J. Swaner announces the
engagement OF her daughter bine 20
G. r. Higson OF Madison, Wis Inc
marriage will take place THURSDAY
evening. September Is.
Mrs. Violet A. Guio announces the
marriage Of her daughter Arlee to
/ George L. Kemerling Of Chicago Au-
gust 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Martin an
| nounce the engagement Of their sister
Miss Mabelle Hooyer, to Grant NJ
/ Darby Of Denver. Colo. The weddins
viii take place early in october.
Mice Ar,de,o virginia Jannev. daugh-
| ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ jan
ney. OF $50 West Second North street
was married at the home Of her par
ents. Yesterday afternoon. TO MllllaH
/ r.. Macdonald Of Garfield The cere
mony. which was performed by Rev. -
I s. BOwerman. was witnessed only -,
the immediate family and friends. Ml-'
! Vivian Janncy, sister OF the BRIDE. ail'
Miss Christie Rudy. acted as prices
maids. and U. H. POindeXter was hes
man
popular members OF the younger SET
and Mr. Mcdonald is metallurgical en-
Eineer for the Utah Copper cOmpdn
at Garfield. Utah. He is a Eraouat
OF the Columbia School OF Mines
TmmediateIv after the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Macdonald left on honey
imoon trip to California They VIII b'
at home at Garfield after october 1.
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A pretty houle wedding occurred sat
/ urday at noon at the home OF Mr. ant
| Mrs f. McCaw. 1917 Indiana avenue
Z when their daughter Irene was glNel
in marriage to George Larson. Ante
/ a wedding dinner. the happy coupI
/ left for a trim TO northern Idaho. wher
| Mr.. Larson expects 20 enter business
Rev. G. G.. McIntire performed tn
/ ceremony.
| Wednesday at 4 p. m. Waldo F
] RowdIe and Miss Hazel \. Lewis wer
4 married in their nicely furnished home
] at 1G5 West Eighth South street ON
Immediate friends and near relative
/ were present Rev. q. q. McIntire or
| ficiated. After September. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowdle will be at home 20 thei
friends.
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meeting Monday evening at o'clock.
Visitors invited.
The first meeting Of the Ladies' Lit
crary club will be held az the cruz
rooms at o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Nibley will give a bridge
tea Friday afternoon for Miss Alice
Nibley.
Mrs. A. 3. Candland entertains with
a kitchen shower Friday afternoon for
Miss Ethel Plat, a bride-to-be.
The first regular meeting of the
American Women's league will be held
at the Kenyon parlors Saturday after
noon.
All eyes are conferred on the com
ing musical and society event sched-
uled TO take place at the Odeon on
North Temple street, when the four
famous singers. including Nine. Marie
Rapp0ld, soprano; Margaret Reyes,
contralto: Daniel Beddoe. tenor. and
Allan Hinckley. bassO. will appear
there under the management Of Mr..
Graham
Subscribers OF Mr.. Graham's event
include many OF the leading citizens OF
the city. and many parties are being
arranged for the event In order TO
make Il possible for those who wish
70 attend receptions and weddings on
the same evening, the concert program
viii start promptly at $50. Carriages
can be ordered for 10 o'clock.
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Miss Alton Pace will be guest Of
honor at china shower Saturday aft
ernoon. given by Miss Mildred Jones.
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The regular dance and table d'hote
dinner at the Country club Saturday.