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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
Picture Show ImprOvee-
ment

A new Improvement has been
added tn the picture show house,
in the form Of partition and
box office. This has added to the
attractiveness and convenience
of the building.
Mr.. Brown, since coming to
our city, has done more towards
bettering the picture show bust
ness than all others combined
who have undertaken the bust
ness heretofore at this place. He
has given high class service,
secured higher priced films,
spent money in the improve
ment of his machine, has been
liberal with his patrons in the
way of giving prizes and in put
ting on free shows occasionally.
has treated every patron with
courtesy and has never advertis-
ed anything that has not come
up to announcement and it is his
standing offer that at any time a
patron is dissatisfied his money
will be refunded. Yet he has
been the recipient of more hard
luck in having every other en-
tertainment in the city Tor prac-
tically everyone) gives on the
nights of his regularly announc-
ed shows, and has been the VIC
tim of more knocks" than any
man who has run picture show
here before.
He deserves a better patron
age than he has received aud
most assuredly is to be compli-
mented rather than knocked"
upon the high class, clean, enter
tanning aud educational pictures
he is putting on.
This is what we think Of Mr..
Brown aud his picture show. and
this Is no paid advertisement
either. We boost the picture
show because il is worth some
thing To the town and because il
is worth the price of admission
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
Food Sale.

The Ladies Aid of the Christian
Church, viii give food sale at
the Herndon Drug Store, Saturday.
This is an excellent opportunity to
procure your Easter dainties and
avoid cooking, besides helping a
worthy cause. All day Saturday at
u +. Herndon's Drug Store.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
EASTER SERVICE.

On sunday, March %. 7:30 p. M,
there will be an Easter service at
Union College.
Tine order Of service is as follows s:
Hvnn-"AIl Hail Tne Power of
lesus' Name" Congregation
Invocation. Rev L. K. Overley.
Duet, "rhe Lord Arose" G,briel
Misses Ida and Ollie Cole.
Scripture Lesson: Cantata-"The
King Triumphant" Finley
Lyon,
Address-"The Empty Tomb" Rev
Z X. Everley.
Song-"rhe Palms" Faure
Prot. {. l.. Rowland.
Benediction.
The cantata tells the story OF
Christ's passion and resurrection, in
in song arranged as solo, duet,
quarter, and chorus.
The music is under the direction
of Prot. {. l.. Rowland with Miss
Matte b. Lilleston. accompanist.
The singers represent the various
church choirs of the town.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
To ConsumpiIves

Rev. Edward A. Wilson was cur
ed by simple means Of a severe
throat and lung affection which de-
veIoped into consumption. Ifyou
will write to Mr. Chas. A. Abbott,
60 Ann ST., New York City, he will
send you (FRES OF CHARGE)
Mr.. Wilson's full description Of his
cure. It will cost you nothing and
may prove a blessing.
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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
LOCALS
Christian Church to Have
a Pastor

The members of the Chris tian
Church have been busy in their
efforts to procure a pastor for
their church and this week the
ladies of this church have taken
a hand, and it is expected that
soon a very able man will come
here to ill this pulpit. There
has been no regular pastor at
this church for several months
past.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
Cultivate Belief.
+. !. VERMILLION,
Barbourville, XIV.

Want OF faith speedily kills the
youthfulness In u. The very freshness
OF the fountain OF youth is belief.
When you feel you have no more con-
fdence In yourself. no more trust In
others. no more credence In the great
moral forces OF good In the world. n
means that your spiritual teeth are
loose and dropping. your spiritual
hands weak and shaky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
Content.

! would have nobody control me; |
would be absolute, snd who but ~
Now. he that Is absolute can do what
he likes; he that can do what he likes
can take his pleasure; he that can
take his pleasure can be content; he
that can be content has no more to
desire. So the matters over; and come
what viii come. ] am sAtisned.-csr
vsntes.
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l PERSONAL Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Col. c. A. Metcslf, of Pineville,
was here on business Wednesday.
Judge and Mrs. James y. Black
went TO Louisville, Thursday after.
noon.
billiard Hubbard, Of the q. -. |.
is battling with bad case OF
humps.
Mesdames. w. K Barner and 5 T.
Davidson, were shopping in Co, hin
Wednesday.
Mesdames. !. A. Mcrermott and
Il u. Dishman were in Pineville
shopping Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Johnson, OF Pineville,
visited her sister. Mrs. w. K. Bar.
ner, in this city last Saturday.
Miss Hattie StanSbury, OF Grams,
was tue guest ot Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
Robson in this city last MONDAY
NJ. /. Jasper. who has been here
attending his son. Will. returned To
his home at Mintouville, Tuesday.
Prot las r. Faulkner. OF Brrea.
was in the city short time last
SATURDAY., the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. ". X. liaruer.
Mr. g. Britain Lyttle. who has
been spending several months in the
South, returned tn this city the lat
ter part OF last week.
Prot. Lloyd Creech, of the Baptist
Institute, was IN Harlan county, a
lew DAYS last week on business. re
turning home Tuesday.
!. /. Chestnut, of Mink, was in
town Monday, on business and To
see his son, Aubrey. again placed in
school, at the Institute
Will Jasper. OF Mintonville, "A stu
dent at u. G. BUSINESS Department,
is now conv;llesing from recent
attack OF measles and will soon he
able to return home.
Hon. E.G. Asher. formerly rep
resentative from the 9jrd l.egjsla-
tive district, but now a resident OF
Pulaski county, was a visitor in
our CITY Wednesday oil this week.
Aubrey Chestnut, of Mink, re
turned mere Monday to resume his
studies in Is Is. l. lie has had two
attempted assaults of the III .atles
and humps, and repulsed them on
each occasion.
Quite number from this city at
t.nde,I MA dame Sherry" a Pine
vile Monday night and were well
pleased with the perform tnce. Thew
returned ON the 1924 train, hav-
ing ample time to witness the per-
urm ,uce before leaving.
Aunt Polly Ann Byrlev is very i'll
OF pneumania fever aud ii is fedre
that on account oi her age. the
attack may prove fatal. Her speedy
recovery is hoped for by her MANY
friends. she bling Lowell aud respected
bv all who know her.
Fred ". Hemphill, formerly con.
nected with the Advocate ofiict as
associate editor. hut now with the
Consolidated Coal Co.. in Letcher
county. spent a few days with his
parents in this city the latter part
of last and the first OF this week.
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Important Suit Decided in
Court of Appeals

A very important suit was de-
cided in the Court Of Appeals
Tuesday Of interest to several
citizens of Barbourville. The
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-03-21
Literary Note.

Some authors remind you Of Uncle
Jim's poll parrot who got a reputation
for being smart by using bad lam
Euage.
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At Union College Next
Monday Evening.

The department OF Expression,
Union College. will present the iol-
lowing program
\ sketch from lust Patty" one Of
the popular series OF Patty stories
by Jean Webster, dramatized BY
Katherine Arnold.
Patty, Katherine Arnold.
Priscilla Hortense Kelley.
Conny Jewel Tye.
Miss Lord, Principal, Helen Wood.
Kid Mccoy rhelma S,ratton
Harriet Gertrude Steele
A Maid Ruth Beniz.
\ Farce in One Act.
William"
Alfred blossom, a yonng theoligian,
Peter urich; Henry bronson. his
college chum. Charles tlowes
Mrs bronson, Anna lice Albright
lennv, "A domestic, "A scene from the
burning of the WILL" by Gilbert
Parker.
George lFournel. Prot. Brown.
Madame Racine, rhelma Stratton.
Admission l0.cents
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Mr.. Gus McClung. Of Washing t on
d. c. is visiting his brother o.
c. McClung ofthis city.
Mrs. Matte bishop OF Kettle
Island was in this CITY Thursday
shopping, returning home Friday
morning.
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daughter have returned from a visit
to Atlanta.
Mrs. Il. II. Armor and Mrs. J. NJ.
Reynolds, Sr., entertained the ladies
of the Presbyterian Church and "a
number Of other friends at a quilt
ing yesterday at their home.
A large number Of the younger set
enjoyed masque party Friday eve
ming at the home Of DR. and Mrs.
-. l.. Cloud Miss Mildred Wright
was the guest of honor
An event of the week was the meet
ing of the Sewing Circle at the love
ly country home Of Mrs T. c. Craw-
ford, at Meadow Crest Farm Mrs.
Crawford was assisted in receiving
by her mother, Mrs Phil Carroll Of
Augusta.
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GreenViIIe

REENVILLE, Oct. 4.-The mar
rage of Miss Ida Lee Hill and
Isaiah Tucker Irwin, Jr., of
Washington, Ga. was solemnized at
the First PRESBYTERIAN Church. the
Rev. Or. T. w. Sloan officiating.
The ChiCane Club had a delightful
meeting with Mrs Oscar Hodges on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Earle Hartsell was hostess at a
card party in Miss Ida Lee Hills hon
or Monday afternoon.
The Rotary Book Club met with
Mrs. J. Lee Carpenter on River street
Friday morning.
\ bridge party was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. w. L. Gassa-
way in honor of Mrs. John w. Camp
bell, of Asheville. Friday afternoon
Mrs Campbell was honoree at a tea
given by Mrs. H D. Wilkins.
Mrs. Paul Houston was hostess to
the Monday Bridge Club.
Friday evening Miss Mary Richard
son entertained at her home on Hamp-
ton avenue.
Saturday afternoon Mrs NJ. L. Mar
chant served tea at the Country Club.
A beautiful social affair of the early
fall season was the reception given in
honor of Miss Darwin and Mrs. Oar
win, of Georgia. Mrs. c. S. Webb was
hostess.
Miss Eleanor Furman entertained
with a tea Friday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Corrine Goodlette and Miss
Eleanor Keys, two brides of the week
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Jackson

JACKSON, oct. Miss Ruth WI
lis was hostess Saturday afternoon
at rock party in compliment to
Miss Ruth Miller, Of Atlanta.
The marriage OF Miss May Carr
and Kenneth Hines took place Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50. o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. d. Carr The Rev. Mr. Shing-
ley, Of Leslie, performed the Cerc-
mony.
Miss Mildred Rutherford. Of Ath-
ems, will lecture next Friday evening
at the courthouse under the auspices
Of the local chapter, L. u. G.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church
met Friday at the home Of Mrs. J. w
Crum to sew for the orphans of the
Decatur home. Each year this day is
set apart as workday for the orphans.
and always a large number of ladies
are present to take part in this work.
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VdldOStd

oct. 4-Entertain-
v ments have been given every
day during the week to three
popular brides-slect The young la
dies who have been complimented at
the various functions were Miss Mary
Bondurant. who is to be married 20
NJ. l.. Dudley Of Montgomery, Ala. on
Saturday, October 4, in a quiet home
wedding Miss Lillian Roberts, VINO
is to be married to George L. Patter-
son on Wednesday evening, October
8, at the home Of the brides father,
Ben Hill Roberts. and Miss Ethel Bur
dette, who will be married on October
9 to Ralph Worthington, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. on Monday Misses Whiting
ton began the series Of entertain
ments with a luncheon at the Hotel
Patterson. Those who attended were
Misses Mary and Harriet Converse.
Ernie Warn, Lucille Strickland. Stella
, Roberts. Louise Ousley, Kathleen
Goodman Of Athens. Halle Varnedoe,
Kline Staten, Evelyn Crawford. Lila
Wilmington, Miss Howell Of North
Carolina. Mesdames George Simpson,
Karl Hoye, Hugh Fielder Frank Sta
ten, John Blalock, w. II. Griffin and
Walker Lane. on TUESDAY evening
Judge ]. r. McCracllin entertained
at dinner party at the Valdes Ho-
tel in honor of Miss Lillian Roberts
and George I. Patterson the bride
and bridegroom elect Wednesday
evening Miss Lucille Strickland enter
tanned at a supper In honor Of Miss
Lillian Roberts and George l. Pat
terson. on Wednesday afternoon
Misses Mary and Harriet Converse
gave a luncheon at the home Of their
sister Mrs Earl Mickey. in honor Of
Miss Roberts
Miss Almarine Lane entertained six
tables at bridge Thursday afternoon
for Miss Ethel Burdette, Miss Mary
Bondurant and Miss Howell, OF North
Carolina The party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. r. Y Lane.
Miss Evelyn Crawford entertained
with a linen shower Friday In honor
Of Miss Lillian Roberts and Miss gu
Use Ousley entertained Saturday in
hoEpr Of Misses Burdette Bondurant
and Roberts.
She United Daughters Of the Con-
Federacy meets Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank McRee.
The Wimodausis Club meets Wed
nesday afternoon To resume their fail
and winter program.
Messrs. Walter Davis, Leland Rob
erts and VIII Strickland entertained
at the Ocean Pond Club house on
Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
lillian Roberts.
The Harvest Home Festival by the
Loyal Temperance Legion had an
open meeting at the High School au-
ditorium Friday night
Mrs Julia Briggs returned to Val
dosta Tuesday from Atlanta.
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WdyCrOSS

NVJAYCRoss. oct 4--Mrs. p. s.
w swaine and Miss Dorothy
Seasons have returned from a
visit to Atlanta.
a dance was given by members Of
the Country Club "Wednesday even
Ing to a number of their Young lady
friends. Previous 10 the dance a re
ception was rendered, the receiving
line including Mr.. and Mrs r. p
!zlar, Mr. and Mrs w W Lambdin
Mr.. and Mrs +. A Hay, Mr. and Mrs
A. Clarke Snedeker, Mr. A. NJ knight
and Mr.. Harry -. Reed. In the ball
room Miss Sophie May Iambdin Miss
Susie MCGEE and Miss Anna Nor
rison served punch Serving on the
veranda were Miss Myrtise Beach.
Miss Magdalena izlar. Miss Alex
Earswell and Miss Mary Stanton.
whose assisting in entertaining were
Mrs Otis Bell, Mrs. y, S. Gibson,
Mrs g. =. Folks. Mrs w W. Lamb
din, Mrs ". II. Buchanan, Mrs. Il.
=. 1zlar and Mrs John NJ. Cox.
Nearly 400 guests We're entertained
at the opening reception and dance
at the WsycroSs Country club Wed
nesday night The clubhouse has just
been finished, at a cost Of $4,000
The reception was one OF the most
elaborate affairs ever given in Way
Cross.
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Perry Malone and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl.
McGehee. Those present were Misses
Maud Jordan, Bess Ep,ius, Martha
Sue Low, Ruth Arnold. Marcia Leon
ard, Sadie Arlington. Helen Carpen-
ter. Lucille Mcdaniel Thco Jordan,
Anne Pye, Daisy Spier, Mary War
then, Hattie Simpson. Messrs. Ran
dolph Battle, Perry Malone John
Andy Smith, Harry Hall, Crap Ma
hone, Dixon Olive, Luther Slade, jeff
Slade, Herbert Slade. Bishop Doug
lass, John Douglass, Boots Pcrryman,
Homer Mcdaniel, Dick Arlington,
Jimmie Kimbrough and Or @. L. Car
ter.
The Alice Beall Mathews Chapter,
Z. d. c.. met with Mrs w. G. Thomas
last Friday
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Sc1Oid

{ ENOIA, oct THE ladies of the
Civic League will present the Pc
ter Pan Lady Minstrels for the
benefit of the league on Friday, Oc-
tober 10.
Miss Mary Lizzie Edwards enter
tanned the Embroidery Club Saturday
afternoon.
Air and Mrs. J. a. Mcknight en-
tertained at a o'clock dinner Tues
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T.. Nolan, of Orlando. Fla.
one of the prettiest parties given in
Seuoia this season was that of Wed
nesday afternoon. when Mrs Carl
Sanders entertained in honor Of Miss
Opal Duncan.
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Huntsville

4 HUNTSVILLE, Oct. 4.-Miss Mo-
garet Carter gave party on
Tuesday to the members Of the
Auction Club and one guest table
Mrs. J. n. Nix, of San Antonio. Texas
the guest of Mrs. William HaIsey
won the guest prize and Mrs. Robert
Murphree won the club prize.
Miss Cleophus Mahoney was the
hostess to the Phoenix Club on Wed
nesday afternoon at her home on
West Clinton street. Miss Mahoney
was assisted in receiving by her sis
ter, Miss Louise Mahoney.
Mrs. ]. J. Bradley entertained the
Thursday Morning Auction Club at
her home at Merrimack
Mrs. Robert Murphree was hostess
at the weekly meeting of the Ladies
Auction Club at her home on Adams
avenue on Thursday afternoon.
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next week to make her home

next week to make her home
Mrs. Gilbert c. White was bosta..
TO the Tuesday Afternoon Rrld.s
Club.
A reception was given by the os..
Baraca-Philathea Union at the v ~
c. A. Wednesday evening in honnr ~ ~
Miss Hettie Lyons, president NJ ~ ~
State organization. Miss Rosa US o-Is
rem rendered a solo ar
B. 5. FurgersOn and Miss Ress,.
Tilley were married Thursday 80
ing at the Trinity Methodist narso!I
age. The marriage was a sunrise
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Young ne a.
lanta, are visiting in the citV
A reception was given Friday ev,.,
ing at the First Baptist Church e h..
the B. Y. P. U. oS
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Greensboro

= REENSBORO. oct. MIR. and
Mrs. Morgan have returned
from Atlanta. where they at
tended the funeral of the iatter's
mother, Mrs. Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Torbert and
children left to-day for Atlanta
where they viii reside in the flu
ture.
Mrs Arthur Winslett is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. F, Rodgers, in
Atlanta
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore and Mrs. Lillias
Wright viii spend this week in At
ianta.
Mrs James L. Wheeler is visit
ing her daughter in Atlanta.
Mrs. NJ. c. Wright and daughters,
Misses Julia and Louise Wright, are
visiting relatives in Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs c. n Asbury, Of
AsAtlanta- attended the funeral Of Mrs
= G. HiNon, Sr, which occurred
Hhere.
Mrs. H \. Copelan and little
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Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. A pretty
home wedding occurred here on
Wednesday night at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Jacob Hilder-
brandt, when Miss Minnie L. Hilder-
brandt and Robert KloeppeI took their
vows. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. T. C. Hartwig, of St
Johns Lutheran Church.
Miss Gussie Saucer and George A.
Courson were married Sunday after
noon at Baldwin. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. B. S. Geiger
pastor of the Baldwin Baptist Church
Miss Neva EdyncndsOn, of Biz
mingham, Ala, and Eugene r. Nell
vaine, of this city, were married on
Tuesday at high noon at the First
Baptist Church, the Rev. w A Hob
son. pastor of the church, officiating
Miss Lillian Fuller. of Camden, n. j.,
was maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Ella Mae Pound. Miss Cay
nell Johnson, Miss Emma Van Der
Peel and Miss Gertrude Singleton.
The flower girls were little Miss Dor
othy Desmond and little Miss Lena
Mae Speller. Master Bronson Lamb
nephew of the bride, acted as ring
bearer.
The Rev. S. H. Joyner. of the North
Carolina Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, has returned
to his home in Oxford, \. c., after
visit with his brother, NJ. 7. Joyner, of
No. 2205 Main street, this city, whom
he had not seen for % years
Miss Alma l.. Kirk and William II
Hunnicutt, both of Jacksonville, We're
married Tuesday evening at the First
Baptist Church, the Rev. w A. Hob
son, pastor, officiating Immediately
after the ceremony they left for Geor-
gia to spend two weeks as guests Of
the bridegroom's relatives Mr. and
Mrs. Hunnicutt will be at home to
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MiHcdgeViIIe

N1ILLEDGEVILLE, oct. Every
one is looking forward with
pleasure 10 the opening of the
theatrical season on October Il, when
a comedy will be presented by the
Players Club.
An interesting rally day program
was carried out at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning
Miss Mamie Vinson entertained the
Philathea Sewing Club Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bert Ennis
announce the birth Of a daughter, VINO
will be named Melba
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Gibson an
nounce the birth of a son.
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Helena

I Helena. Oct. Bishop Warren
A. Gambler. of Atlanta, who gave
a series Of lectures here last
week, was the honor guest at a ban
quet given by Professor Branch. pres
ident of the l.. G. c., at the girls dor
mitory on Tuesday. The occasion was
made additionally interesting by the
presence Of many visiting ministers,
among them being the Rev. Allen
Huckabee. president of Price Institute
at Blackshear.
Miss Marion Creighton entertained
with a card party at her home on
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entered the medical department Of
Tulane, has arrived home
Captain Frank Fitzhugh Hobards,
who is now in Mexican waters, and
who had intended visiting his wife's
relatives here early in October. will
not arrive until some time later, prob
ably joining Mrs Richards here some
time in December
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Admission

" NNISTON, Oct. AT the meet
~ ing of the William Forney
Chapter, United Confederate
Veterans, Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ben Easley, Mrs. Joseph
Aderhold and Mrs. James Cunning
ham were elected delegates to the
conventiOss at New Orleans next
month, Mrs J. F. Green and Mrs. A.
Sterne being name5 as alternates
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their friends after October Is at No.
325 Main street
Mrs Emily F. Cosner and George
f Agner, of Deland, were married
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
at the parsonage Of Snyder Memorial
Church, the Rev. Clark Crawford,
pastor of the church, performing thu
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. 'Agner will
make their home in Deland.
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AvONIA. oct Mrs. G. c. Ward

1 AVONIA. oct Airs. G. C. Ward
returned a few days ago after a
visit Of several weeks in Atlanta
Miss Laura Mason left Saturday for
Atlanta.
Mrs Russell O'Kelley and son re-
turned 10 Atlanta Wednesday after a
visit Of several weeks in Lavonia with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs McBrayer.
Her mother accompanied her to At
lanta.
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Of Atlanta, is
in Lavonia, the guest Of Mrs. G. c.
Ward.
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ST. Augustine

& T. AUGUSTINE, oct. open
ing the organizations activities
for the season the St. Cecilia
Music Club held a meeting Thursday
afternoon at the club rooms, at which
a musical program was rendered by
members. Miss Edith Fletcher, Of
GAINESVILLE, Ga was the clubs guest.
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Pine street Saturday evening, her
guests being Misses Helen Hawkins,
Of Americas: Edith Creighton. Flor
ence Davenport, Messrs Lamar Nc
Clesky, Richard Carson and George
BOatwright
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Vile. and Dan l.. Grant, of Dublia,
were united in marriage this week at
the residence Of Judge K. J. Hawkins,
who performed the ceremony.
Mrs Rudolph A. Jacobs compt-
mented her husband with a birthday
dinner, the dinner coming as a sur
prise to him.
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Lake City

I AXE CITY, Oct. 4.-The faculty
and student body of Columbia
College was entertained Fri
day evening by the members of the
Baptist Church, at the parsonage
Music was furnished by the college
orchestra led by Miss Maud Mosley,
teacher of violin
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Pensacola

n ENSACOLA, oct. 4.-Dr. L. H
- Pierce. who has been in New
Orleans for several days, where
he accompanied Sherman Forbes, who
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Durham

n URBAN, Oct 4.-Miss Alice
/ Thompson entertained Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Bette
Singleton, who leaves for Raleigh