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The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
TWELFTH WARD.

as follows and by lots and u and lots IA
nort OF q S Known as the Alexis campau farm
between Fort ST. and Detroit river on the ely by ely
stockhan. n JEFFERSON scovel whppie sub. OF
Frank Cook Fort plat Of Loranger's sub Of part Of
the Loranger farm Of Fort st" being part OF ~ Is
cSn snG and K1dner Fort sub OF p c 1919 bet
or pe s snd Toft Johnson sub Of the part
of Brevoort farm n Of Fort st. being part OF r. G.
~ Patrick T o ~ Fort last named sub ...:..........
Mrs A. Halioran ssyory last named sub. ".........
Edw Laaerty Howard last named sub ............
Mrs stephens. Howard last named SUB.
Edw Larerty n. Nelson last named sub ............
Baker sub Of part Of nd Ts sub 81,
Jacob Koch Baker. last named sub. ............
A ES1ison b.E FseF I' PsfTS Of and
part OF O. L. ~, Geo b. Porter farm 80:
VIZ TS of and edfoinng Baker St and WY OF and
adjoining lot A OF sanderson's re-sub:
$3.50 IT. OF formerly Twentynrat street
WIN g Thomas, Baker sapderson,s re.sgb OF lots IS
No
WIN 8. Thomas. Baker. last named sub
s9S; , Of = MagB5a Ferdinand Morrels sub Of T.
cath suoroh. Linden. Mcbride cark's sub OF o l.
roSn Curry Poplar Currys sub OF o l.. OF the sub
OF the rear concession Of p G 72s' go 49,
inclusive OF OF the Porter farm on the west side
1oSn pII"n Poplar plat Of Grcsneid schuites sub
lots t5i TO AZ inclusive Of Johnstons sub OF part
rdrIns and Jones n. Buchanan. rc-sub OF o l. p G
r 12s and Jones n Buchanan last named sub =.
the sly part OF ~ and IL os the
plat OF o. Is. is and ls sub. OF p c. 49, OF Grand
vacated alley in Of and adjoining lots
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

O. Baatz Chene last named sub Observation-Disclosures.
G Chene last named
Peoples Savings Bank, o. Chene, sub OF the
Cllene Estate. CAcne farm, -. .
n 21a inches OF .. 30 n
Kelwig Chene Lothrop OF block OF the chen'
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Public Sale.

By order of the Board of Directors
of the Farmers Bank, of Cane Valley,
Adair County, Kentucky, | as agent
and receiver of said bank, will, at the
court house door in Columbia, KY,
on the 20 May, 1912, at p. m. the first day
of the Adair Circuit Court. sell at public
cutlery. all the furniture and fixtures
of said bank consisting of.
Screw door burglar proof safe with
double time lock, made by the Nation
al Safe & Lock Co., of Cleveland, Ohio.
Full outfit of sectional office railing
and desks and office fixtures
Typewriter and desk.
Protectograph check protector.
All other articles of personal proper
ty that may have been overlooked.
Also the lot and banking house of
said bank, lying on main street in said
Cane Valley, 1872 feet by % feet with a
two-story brick house thereon, good
vault and all equipped in modern style
for doing banking business. Terms
of payment will be reasonable, and will
be announced at time of sale.
Farmers Bank by w. w. Jones
Agent and Receiver.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

ton. and is doing good work. Will is
a splendid young man, and we are
proud of him as one of Adair's boys.
Miss Matte Taylor is teaching in the
Campbell Hagerman College, and stands
high as music teacher, and has held
the place number of years. She al
ways gives her Adair county friends a
happy welcome when they come to
Lexington. She expects to spend most
of her vacation in Columbia.
We had a pleasant visit to TIE Bible
College where we met another Adair
county boy, Walter Taylor, who is there
in school. He met US with a smile,
and made the visit pleasant and help
full. Walter stands high both with his
teachers and classmates. We had a
Sunday dinner with him at the dormito-
ry, and it was splendid meal for any
place. We also had the pleasure of
visiting the home of Mrs. Ann Warri-
ner, formerly of Longbottom, on the
Cumberland river, where | used to
preach and be in their home when the
three children, Herbert, Charlie and
Kate were the delight of the home, and
always gave the writer a hearty well
come. They are all grown, and have
prepared themselves for useful lives.
They have been in Lexington for two
years. Charlie was home on a visit
from Chattanooga, where he has good
position with the railroad company.
Herbert is in Denver, and has a posi-
ton that pays him more than $40 per
month. Miss Katherine is a grown
young lady, attractive, and OF a lovely
disposition. She is a soloist, and sings
tor the Broadway Christian church-is
numbered as one of the best soloists
in the city. Mrs. Warner is sister of
Mrs. Tom Charlie Davidson, of Column
bia. 1t was delight to be in this fam
lily of old friends once more.
We had the pleasure, both on going
and coming, of visiting the family Of
DR.. D. S. Dunbar, now of Lebanon,
KY, Mary Elizabeth gave US hearty
welcome and insisted on US remaining
over night with them. They have
good home there and good business
but they are not sure of making that
their future home. 1t is hard for peo-
pie to live in Columbia as long as they
have, and be satisfied to stay away. and
so we expect them back some day.
/ Z. T. Williams.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
The Program.

There will be meeting of the Adair
County Medical Society, on Thursday,
May %, at which DIR. R. H. McChord
will be present, and we want every
physician in the county to be present.
The meeting will be at 2:30 in the af-
ternoon.
Fracture of the long bones-R. H.
McChord.
The Hook Worm Disease-U. L. Tay-
lor.
The Uses of Medical fSocities-E. S.
Sallee.
What must we do to be saved from
"Skeeters?-B. J. Bowlin.
Other papers read and cases reported
by several other physicians of the coun-
ty.
At 7:30 in the evening there will be a
mass meeting at the court house,
which we want every body to attend
who has the health of the community at
heart. Doctors, lawyers, preachers,
merchants, members of the courts
magistrates, and in fact, every body.
The following program will be rend-
red at this meeting:
Preventive medicine-R. H. McChord
The obligation of the public to the
medical PROFESSIONAL. c. Baker.
What have the Boards of Health
done for the country?-U. L. Taylor
NJ. D.
Some facts on sanitation and the
prevention of diseases-L. F. Ham
mond, M. d.
QuarantinIng under the Mosaic law
z T. Williams.
Medical Jurisdiction Gordon Mont.
gomery.
School Sanitation, prudence-Pearl
Hindman, School Superintendent.
What must we do to be saved from
temporal death-D. H. Howerton.
u. l.. Taylor, Committee.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
For Sale:...A Good Location; Fine
Business.

Desiring to retire from the mercan.
tile business, offer to sell my store
house, stock of goods and dwelling, or
store and goods alone; located at Co
burg, KY, at prices and terms that
will insure satisfaction to the purchas,
er.
This is one of the best locations in
Adair county for a general Merchan-
dising and the live, hustling merchant
will be well rewarded for his energies,
and have the pleasure of dealing with
a large and appreciative patronage.
If interested in good business and
location of this kind call on or address
J. G. Dudgeon,
Coburg, KY.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Commencement. Lindsey.WiIsOl
Training School.

Piano Graduates Recital-Thursday
evening May l6, 1912. 8 o'clock.
Musical-Friday evening May II,
1912. o'clock.
An evening of plays-Saturday even
ing May 1e, 1912. 8 o'clock. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Commencement sermOn-Sunday May
10, 1912, by Rev. S. G. Shelley, Meth
odist church.
Graduating exercise Monday, May
20, 1912. 10 O'Clock. Lindsey Wilson
chapel, address by Rev. S. G. Shelley.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

The Town Trustees, of Greensburg,
held meeting and decided to advertise
for bids for an electric lighting plant to
be operated in Greensburg. Bids will
be received on the 10th inst. 1t is re-
ported that storage system is to fig
ure largely in the operating of the
lights, but it is hoped the franchise
may be be granted on basis that will
allow the storage system to be relied
on only for an important period of each
night.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Dead.

Miss Ada May East. daughter Of
Mrs. Rose East, died Wednesday of
last week. She was about twelve years
old and had been afflicted for several
months. She was a sister of Mrs.
Nolon Montgomery, this place and was
a good Christian girl. The mother and
other members of the family have the
sympathy of the neighbOrhood where
the deceased lived all her life.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
BearwalIow Decoration.

The program for Bearwallow the Both
of May is as follows:
9:3O a. m. Singing by Lucien Bur-
ton and others.
10 a. m, Preaching by Tobias HUFF
faker and 10 Turner.
Decoration of graves.
Dinner.
Up. m. Preaching by Tobias Hut
faker and others.
All old soldiers and the public cordi-
ally invited. Every body bring we'll
filled baskets.
Signed by J. D, Burton, T. J. Holmes
and j. B. Burton.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

1t is expected that Columbia will be
full of people next Friday and Satur-
day. Come in and buy what you need
for little money. Also attend the
moving picture shows, free. Every
farmer who comes to Columbia on
these days, the 18th and 18th, will be
made glad. Come, and come running.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

The Elizabethtown News says that
at called session of the Board of Ed
ucation, Miss Minnie Kemp, of this
place, was retained as teacher in the
High School. The paper further states
that Miss Kemp had other flattering
offers. hence its early action and the
further fact that her service has been
of such a character as to commend her
to all friends of the institution.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Rev. d. H. Howerton delivered a
very interesting baccalaureate discourse
before an immense audiance at the
Baptist church last Sunday forenoon.
The sermon was directed to five Graded
School students. who will be awarded
diplomas this week. The sermon was
we'll prepared and delivered in a most
captivating manner.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Quarterly Meetings.

Quarterly meetings will be held at
Thurlow, Mt. Lebanon, Saturday and
Sunday May and 5.
Greensburg, May 3 and 8.
Greensburg Circuit, Taylor's Chapel,
May 1lthsand 18th.
Mannsville, Mt. Zion, 18th and 10th
of May.
Campbellsville- Station, Campbells-
vile, 10th andI2Oth of May.
Campbellsville Circuit. Miller's Chap.
ell, May 22nd.
Gradyville, Pleasant Ridge, May oath
Cane Valley, Clear Spring, May 18th
and 26th.
Columbia, 26th and 9th of May.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Now is the time to have your Rubber
tires put on. l have fresh rubber.
made thisy ear, prices lower than ever
and am prepared to paint Buggies, also
call and get prices and see my work.
PAST s. F. Eubank.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Friends of Miss Martha Paxton Mof
felt. are in receipt of invitations to the
Graduating exercises of the Randolph
Macon Woman's College Lynchburg,
Va. Miss Mofiett is pleasantly re-
membered by the young people of
Columbia, having visited here in the
past, and her many friends congradu-
late her on the completion of her
course and the honors attained at this
institution of learning.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Approaching Marriage.

On Tuesday, the Dist of this month,
Miss Nell Callison, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Callison, will be married at
8 clock p. m, to Mr.. Grover Dean
Walker, Christian Church, Middlesboro,
KY, where the parties named reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callison are natives OF
this place, and the bride to be was
born here.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Important.

The Merchants of Columbia are show
ing their liberality in the most sweep
ing discounts to purchasers on next
Friday and Saturday. ever offered In
this town. By agreement, every one
of them will have bargain counter.
They are not attempting to unload out
of-date goods, they are not expecting to
make dollar in the two days sale by
selling high on some articles when low
prices are advertised on others. 1t is
a movement out of the ordinary and
made purposely for the benefit of the
country. You will have no room to
complain but many reasons to feel good
by a visit to Columbia on the Two
Great Bargain Days. First class stock
in every line-goods you are compelled
to buy from some one will be offered
you at astounding low prices. Again,
it is your opportunity to see the Nov
ing Picture Show without spending a
penny. The News makes its discounts
attractive just to keep in the procession
and will be in position to give you a
ticket to the most attractive show
south of the North pole. Come in and
have day or so of rest and profit be-
fore your crop forces you to keep in the
field. The Hancock Hotel, the best
hotel in South Central Kentucky, will
give you meals on those days for q
cents. Judge Hancock knows how to
give good treatment, and he will be
glad 10 have you call. He is in full &C.
cord with the great bargain days.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Mr. Abe Newton, native of Taylor
county and for a number of years a
resident of Campbellsville. died at
Hustonville Sunday of last week His
remains were conveyed to Campbells-
vile and inferred in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Cheap Work.

Horse shoeing at my shop, 60 cents
for cash. Buggy work and all other
kinds of work done at reduced prices,
satisfaction guaranteed.
27-2t Marion Ante.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Miss Alice Walker, of this city, who
is skilled pianist, will give recital
at the Lindsey Chapel at s o'clock
next Thursday evening. Miss Walker
will be assisted by Miss Ruth MiIli-
ken, voice ~,
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Marvin Young, the grocer. has just
installed soda fountain and ice cream
parlor in his place of business. Fresh
syrups of all kinds, pure cocola, and ev-
erything kept in an inviting order. If
you want to be refreshed, call at his
store.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

DR.. Mccormack writes DR.. u. l..
Taylor, Health officer of this county,
that he regrets that there has been
some delay in paying the registrars,
doctors. and mid-wives, but the money
is now ready and vouchers will be 10th
coming Adair county will be first
served
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

The schedule of the ,Greensburg &C
commodation train has been changed
for Sundays only. 1t will arrive in
Lebanon enroute to Louisville at 7:44
a. m. and returning will reach Lebanon
at p. m. The week day train will ar
rive as heretofore at 7:05 a. m. and re-
turn at s p. m.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

The Graded school team defeated the
O wn team in a contest last Thursday
afternoon. the score being Is to in
favor of the Graded school.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Sights to be seen in Columbia next
Friday and, Saturday. People from
the adjoining counties are invited to
come and mingle with the home folks.
They will be great bargain days, and
fine show will be in motion.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Moving Picture Shows free to every
body who live out of town, who trade
in Columbia next Friday and Saturday,
The shows each day will run from | p.
m. to RI nc Qqme in, everybody.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Supt 0oU w
Walker Bryant, 6 no., salary as />i
clerk fiscal court 80 90
U L Taylor, voting house West *
Columbia 800
W T Price voting house East
Columbia 90
R Tut voting house Midtown 500
Cool Spring school voting house
Keltner 90
Strong Hill voting house Grady
vile 10
M Shive voting house Elroy 90
John Young voting house Har-
mony w
H K Taylor voting house Glens-
fork 81
Mart Wilson voting house White
Oak 3 10
Junius Holt voting house Little
Cake 3 w
c Harmon voting house Pelly-
ton so
Cooley Bros, voting house Egypt 2 50
School District voting house
Cane Valley 90
A D Patteson days services as
! election commissioner 4 90
l. G Nell day service as cleo
/ ton commissioner 90
Rollin Hurt days services as
election commissioner 90
Luther Wilson furnishing pauper "a %
Wade Eubank sharpening road
tools 30
Reed Hardware Co., furnishing
road tools so
G T Hereford services as live
stock inspector 90
w Flowers medical attention
! to paupers Al %
John Eubank days service as
Justice ID 90
S P Sullivan days service as
Justice Is 20
JIM Willis days services as
Justice II 90
G w Pickett days services as
Justice II on
10 Rosenbaum days services as
Justice 10 90
Luther Bell days services as
Justice ID OO
John Eubank days service as
Justice OO
S Sullivan | days service as
Justice 3 OF
NJ Willis | days service as JUS
tice 90
G w Pickett days service as
Justice 3 "
10 Rosenbaum | days service as
Justice 3 o.
Luther Bell | days service as
Justice 3 U
1T Policy days service as JUS
tice 3 On
State of Kentucky Set
County of Adair
l, Walker Bryant, Clerk of thu
, Adair County court certify that thu
foregoing is true copy of the allow
d ances of the Adair Fiscal court at it
D April term 1912.
\ Witness my hand this May 10th
10I2
n Walker Bryant. Clerk
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Mothers Day was observed at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
The pastor paid high tribute to the
noble, christian mothers of our land.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

& Rev. S. G. Shelley will preach the
Commencement sermon of the Lindcey-
Wilson at the Methodist church next
Sunday forenoon.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
Wanted.

A man to work for the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., in Adair county. Will
pay a salary each week and commits
sion. Address G. R. Holt, Mgr.
Campbellsville, KY.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Circuit court will open next Monday.
Democratic candidates for Congress-
will be here and will address the peo-
pie.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

In order to close out our entire stock
of millinery, we will sell at cost the re-
mainder of May.
Kate B. Squires.
H. w. Wilson
Cane Valley. KY.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

Born, to the wife of G. o. Bassett,
Monticello, Friday May 8, 1912, son.
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15
COURT OF CLAIMS.

Strange & Co., furnishing pau
pers $40 90
Wheat & Williams, furnishing
paupers 70 30
Patteson & Denny, furnishing
paupers l 80
n 81 Moss, expenses in convey
ing children to Orphans home 90.
Fayette Bryant, furnishing pau
per 70 %
W l. Walkers Sons. furnishing
pauper 10 80
F Triplett, pauper coffin 5 90
Smith & Stephenson, furnishing
paupers 81 90
JB Jones, pauper coffins 20 co
CIR Redmon, furnishing paupers n 90
H P Redmon, pauper coffin 90
S P Miller, ser. poor house
and jail physician 80 90
WI Cartwright. medical atten-
ton to pauper 2 90
B Burton, furnishing paupers 81 90
VIII Burris, furnishing paupers % 40
G E Wilson, furnishing pauper rs 90
Miller & Miller furnishing pau
pers 70 w
Robert Ingram, furnishing pau
pers 19 DC
Ermine Leach, poor house keep
err 439 10
Adair County News, printing
Election Ballots &c., sc %
Eubank & Son, furnishing pau
pers los %
A II Ballard, making settlement
with Sheriff % 90
w B Moore, caring for pauper so
A C Froedge, furnishing pau
perS ll5 90
H B Simpson, medical attention
paupers 20 90
N B Kelsay, furnishing pauper 90
I. ]. Cooper, furnishing pauper 26 90
JP & FIJI Coffey, furnishing
pauper 50 80
FIG Gabbart, medical attention
to paupers % 80
Mont Harmon, furnishing pau
perS 70 GO
~ ~ DaAOCCg DoOpC4o IL w
L c Blair, furnishing paupers 26 0C
Jasper Doss, 1850 feet lumber
to roads sc %
N R Roach, furnishing paupers 26 OC
Melvin Petty, furnishing pau
pers Is 7e
John Grady, furnishing paupers Ii OC
Rose & Willis, furnishing pau
pers "a q
N. c. Butler, Admir- P H.
Bridgewater, services as Reg.
istrar Is Il
wv Sublett & Bro, furnishing
paupers rs o.
R Garrett, salary as County
Treasurer 80 o.
T G RaSner, caring for pauper 10 81
Mary Milan, furnishing pauper 10 o.
&c Gose, medical attention to
paupers 43 On
Wilmore & Moss, furnishing
paupers II 2
Warren Moore, furnishing pau.
pers 90
A Hovious, furnishing paupers 10 81
W. Ingram, furnishing paupeIs 81 o.
w / Ingram, school books to
poor children 20 2
WV Kirtley, furnishing pau
per 10 o
d Rey Yarberry, furnishing
pauper sc )
JP Miller & Sons, furnishing
pauper 80
Paul Hughes, services as Regis
trar % @
JK P Conover, bal. on heating
and lighting court house 70 3
Bradley Gilbert Co, tax books
for 1912 81 !
IT Williams, furnishing pau
per 26 {
SA Taylor, medical attention
to pauper 81
Coomer & Gowen, furnishing
paupers l49 :
Pickett & Howard, furnishing
paupers AZ :
M N Hancock, medical attention
to paupers 80
Frank Burton, furnishing pau
pers ST {
Russell & Hindman, medical at
.ention to paupers IOC
u L Taylor, 6 mo-, salary as
Health officer $50 {
u L Taylor, Anti-toxin to indi-
gent persons 81
A d Patteson, waiting on Board
of Supervisors and serving or
ders of Co., Court 179
JKP Conover, services as Jail
er to date. 356 {
Walker Bryant Fiscal court or
ders 26
Walker Bryant, certifying and
delivering election ballots SO
Russell & Co., clothing to pris-
oner 20
The Adair County news., 1912-05-15

l. Walker Bryant, Clerk of the
Adair County court certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the allow
ances of the Adair Fiscal court at its
April term 1912.
Witness my hand this May 10th,
1912
Walker Bryant. Clerk
By L. o. Taylor, D. G.
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quarter, waiting a favorable opportu-
nifty when the boat should swing out
ward, and when 1T did they quickly
lowered away. II seemed like going
into the jaws Of death. Almost as soon
as she struck the water she was
smashed against the ship and crush
Ad al though she had been - egg shell
In "A moment her brave crew were
struggling for life in the foaming sea,
with most of the chances against
them. Some caught hold Of the
crane tackles and ropes were quickly
cast I'd them from tbs deck was az
Gay station by The wheel. and, follow
In the impulse ot The moment, ran
aft, and, jumping into the hammock
acting, caught up coil Of rope. Look
Ing down, 7 saw black head in The
white foam, and threw tie rope and
quickly hauled IT, man Co. board
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Deep Mourning for Dogs.

Deep mourning for bet dogs IL the
latest feminine fad III London. Deep
mourning among human beings to .
certain extent has gone out of fash
ion Deep mourning for dogs il tax
in it, place.
"a London woman tells how, having
advertised the loss of her do, Ehe
was surprised and shocked tO -
ceive the same evening - envelope
in mourning nearly 80 inch deep IT
curing of her veterinary surgeon
what this meant she was told that
mourning for dogs and memorial
cards, with deepest black edging, and
even by wearing black clothes, is ID
coming definite fashion.
tn one instance" IT, said "a cler-
gyman accompanied IA dog to its
burial. Many smart women owners
now intimate the death of pet dos
by means or mourning cards.
They use the deepest of borders
sometimes three-quarters or - inch
deepen their envelopes, and have
special mourning cards printed a. the
same pattern - those used when hu-
man beings are concerned"
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HOODS MILL.

Reese Griffith, Of washington, 1G
visiting ". J. Hammond
Walter Davis, of Baltimore, ig visit
1ng friends at this place.
Mrs. e. E. Browning, of Frederick
county, I'D visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. ri. R. Hood
E. J. Hammond spent Wednesday
evening fri Baltimore.
Henry Dorsey, of Winfield, I'D spend
Hng Tine Christmas holidays with hts
daughter, Mrs J. R. Hood
W. .L. Hammond, Jr., and sister,
Amanda, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Harry Groves, of Lime Kiln, Md
Mrs. hucretia Day, and brother, Jno.
Brown, spent Tuesday with friends 1n
Gathers, Md
Harry Lorentz, Of this place, enter
tanned quite number of friends on
Monday.
Among those who spent Monday
with Mrs. Lucretia Day, Wer6 Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs Agnes Price,
John and Herman Brown, and Joshua
Trayer.
Walter Davis, On Baltimore, spent
Wednesday evening with Mrs Lucretia
Day
Swope Jones, or Talbot county, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle,
E. J. Hammond
Mr. and Mrs Lynn Trayer visited
Mr. and Mrs J- R- Hood, Monday.
Herman and Dewey Hood visited
friends in NIT Airy, this week
Health of community good