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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
MIR. AND MRS. RANDALL
HOSTS AT BUFFET SUPPER

buffet supper last night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyson Randall
was one of the especially delightful af-
fairs arranged to entertain Bishop and
Mrs. John G.. Murray. A limited num-
Der, confined 20 the close friends of the
bishop, and the family circle of host and
hostess composed the personnel of the
party.
The Randall residence was gracefully
decorated with spring f1owers-jonqui!s
and narcissi and other blossoms of eN-
quisite perfume-gave a freshness and
hint of green to each of the apartment.
On the bonbon table they gave color to
the various tempting sweets. This was
in the dining room, from which an abund-
ant supper was served at o'clock. Mrs.
Frank Demere, very sweet and gracious
in one of her becoming black and white
gowns, presided at the coffee table.
Mrs William e. Evans, whose days of
residence in birmingham are numbered,
since she is planning soon to join DR..
Evans in Virginia, and whose friends are
eagerly claiming every moment of her
tune, was a lovely member of the group.
Her daughter, Mrs. Willard Sullivan, was
another assisting Mrs. Randall to enter
tain. Mrs. Claud Gotten, Mrs Ida Adams,
Mrs. j. A. Rountree, Miss Jane Walters
and Mrs John M.~Cartright completed
the party, assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
DAN
Others who were privileged to meet
| Bishop and Mrs Murray in this delightful
| fashion were Mr. and Mrs Robert Jeni-
| son, Mr.. and Mrs. John London, DR..
| Thomas Beard, Miss Mary Beard, the
Rev and Mrs. Willard Clarke, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. A. NanfIoose, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert w Ewing, Mrs. Mary Gesner, Mr..
and Mrs, O. l.. Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert DRYER, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Smith
of Selma Mr.. and Mrs w j. Adams, Mr.
| and Mrs. r. A. Terrell. Mr. and Mrs A.
K. Dearborn. Miss Annie Pearson Major
| and Mrs Dasniell DR.. and Mrs l.. q
| Woodson, Miss Ella Hubert and DR.. and
| Mrs NNiltouohbv C1avhrook
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
Small Boy Wants a Dog

Has any one in the Helping Hand an
Airedale terrier that he would give away?
If one can be secured the dog will surely
have a comfortable home and be well
cared for. My little 5-year-old boy wants
one to play with while the other children
are al school. l will pay express charges,
"R. f. O."
Must it be an Aredale terrier? There
is but one chance in a thousand that In
a Missouri country town a dog of the
right breed will be found for the lonely
boy l publish your petition out of love
for the laddie. / hope something may
come of it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
NOTES

OF local interest is the following note,
taken from a Montgomery exchange:
Mrs V. A. Chandler, Mrs. Pope Seals
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Chandler and Miss
Virginia Hamburger will leave Tuesday
for Eufaua to attend the marriage of Mr..
Virgil Chandler of Montgomery and Miss
Addie Skillman, which will take place
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Episcopal church.
Miss Skilman will be attended by Miss
Annie Chandler sister of the groom, as
maid of honor, and by Mrs. Barnett and
Mrs Ed Mattel of Montgomery as ma
irons of honor Mr.. n. ID. Eubanks VIII
be Mr.. Chambers best man, and the
ushers will be Mr.. George Hamburger OF
Columbus, Ga, Mr.. VIII Chandler of
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MARION HARLAND'S HELPING
HAND HINTS FOR THE HOME
BY MARION HARLAND

what l can do to them to make the chairs
look like new again. for they have been
highly polished. t. j.
l am sorry TO say that the chairs VIII
have TO be revarnished. The old yarnisn
must be scraped down and second coat
ing applied. II the varnish had been thor
oughly dry at first the visitors would not
have distracted it no matter how hot the
day had been. ront try to patch over
the damage. Make clean work of 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
ORGAN RECITAL

This evening at Sis o'clock at the
South Highlands Presbyterian church
Mr.. c. r. Hartzell will play the following
programme. All music lovers are invited
Humoreske, by request (Dvorak. Organ
arrangement by C. r. Hartzell.
Concert Piece (Horatio Parker). Op. II
NO. /.
Romance in C, new Of. Maxson).
Tcccata Creme l.. Becker). OPP. 81.
Reeve Angelique Ca Rubnstein). Op
10 No. %
Concert Caprice, new (E. Kreiser).
Allegretto &C. Saint-Saens). Op. III.
Evensong, new (E. +. Johnston).
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A BOX PARTY
FOR A VISITOR

Mrs. A. ". b. johnson and Mrs. James
Hine Eddy were Joint hostesses yester-
day at a box party at the Majestic in
compliment to Mrs. S. Morgan of Allan
"a who is in Birmingham as the guest
of friends.
In the party were Mrs. Eddy. Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Gregory
Johnston, Mrs. H. A, Turner and Mrs.
John S. Kennedy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
TO SERVE DINNERS

throughout the week dinners will be
served by the ladies of the First Presby-
terrain church ut Cooper's Furniture store.
2f9a Third avenue. Among the members
of the committee are Mrs. f. ". Dixon,
Mrs John I. Yeatman, Mrs. Ed Rrown,
Mrs a. C. Howe and Mrs. c. l.. Bigsby.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MISS GLADYS GREENE

Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Green gave birth
day party Friday evening In celebration o
the fifteenth birthday of their daughter
Miss Gladys Greene. Twenty-Five Of hel
young friends were present and games
and contests made the evening most en-
soyable. A birthday cake occupied tn,
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Ruth Cameron

VIII you please tell me through your
Corner who Ruth Cameron is and where
does she live? l do SO enjoy her writings.
&c. NJ C."
know of no Ruth Cameron as
writer. You may mean Margaret Cam
eron, the author of several books and
many charming magazine stories. She is
Mrs. Lewis and lives in New York. Should
there be Ruth Cameron, my mistake will
be corrected in the letter box.
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BISHOP PENICK
COMING SUNDAY

The Rt. Rev. Bishop C. C. PenicS,
missionary bishop of Africa, will preach
at the Church of the Advent. Sixth ave-
nue. and Twentieth street, at II a. m.
and 7:30 p. M, Sunday, next, the 26th
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
MRS. PENROD WILL
ENTERTAIN FRIDAY

Mrs. W. C. Penrod of 1217 North
Twenty-ninth street will entertain at
auction bridge Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Henry Caffey of Corinth, Miss,
and Mrs r. C. Young of Admission.
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Molasses Pie

Yolks of two eggs. two-thirds cup mo-
lasses. two-thirds cup sugar, two table,
spoons each butter and flour. Bake in a
bottom crust When done make me-
ringue of the two whites and spread this
on top of the pie. Brown lightly. If flaw
ering is liked a little cinnamon may be
used.-kindness of Mrs. H. ]. II.
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center of the table in the dining room.
where the decorations were pink and
white carnations. Miss Georgia Nost
ara Miss Frances Wright served punch
in the reception hall When the birthday
cake was cut, the ring, thimbe and dime
we're drawn by Rector Erwin Miss Geor-
gia Nogts and Miss Daisy Leonard re-
snectively.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
CARD PARTY GIVEN
BY LADIES OF CHARITY

For the beneli. of the free clinic at Hill
man hospital, card party will be gil en-
this afternoon al 80 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Thomas ". O'Byrne. All arc
cordially invited.
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TODAY IN SOCIETY


Mrs f. b. Clements entertains at cards
foh her house guests.
Mrs. Andrew Ramsay entertains the
Tuesday Bridge club.
Mrs. J. j. Eaton is hostess for the meet
ing of the Southern Association of Col
lege women, local chapter.
Mrs. f. w. a;illspaugh entertains al
cards in honor of Mrs. Robert Holt Hair
lis of Atlanta and Mrs. Samuel HARDING,
Burke.
Mrs. Thomas Wingheld entertains al
tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rivers Carter give a
buffet supper in honor of Bishop ard
Mrs. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Johnson
dance.
Mrs. c. f. Papazoni give a dance at
their home in norwood.
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BISHOP MURRAY
ADMINISTERS COMMUNION

This morning at i0:9o O'clock the annual
meeting of ST. Agnes Guild, Church of
the Advent. will occur. The Corporace
communion Will he administered. Bishop
John G, Murray of Baltimore officiating.
The election of Officers will take place
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
-Four Egg Angel Cake

Whites of four eggs, a large half cup
sugar, scant half cup -four, pinch of
salt half teaspoon favoring. Have flour
sifted and everything ready before be-
ginning TO beat the eggs. Bake from 25
to 50 minutes.-Kindness of L. w. P.
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Stock Show at Denver

Denver. January 20.-With exhibits VAL
used at 600 the eighth annual Nation
al Western Stock show opened here today
to continue throughout the week.
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w. c. L. u. MEETS
THIS AFTERNOON

Al 3ao'cloek this afternoon a meeting 81
the Woman's Christian Temperance union
will take place in the parlors of the First
Methodist church. a full attendance is
rtques ted.
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LINEN SHOWER
FOR MISS EVERS

Mrs. James Burgin will be hostess OF
the day giving linen shower to COM
pliment Miss May Evers, whose marriage
to Mr.. b. c. Hickman will be an event
of the week
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MRS. E. T. WILCOX
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Ed Wilcox viii entertain 1hs
members of the Thursday Bridge elul
at her home Thursday afternoon.
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MIR. AND MRS. GUNSTER
TO GIVE A DINNER

In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Harrl-
son Stuart Matthews MIR. and Mrs. Fre1-
erick Gupster will entertain Saturday
night at dinner at the Country club.
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Montgomery, Mr.. Edward Freeman of Eu-
faula and DR.. w. F. Turnipseed. I'M
mediatelv after the ceremony Mr.. Chand-
Ter and his bride will leave for a we'd
ding trip and after several weeks will be
al home to their friends at 40 South
rorrt street, in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Q. Melton have re-
turned from New Orleans, where they
attended the convention of the> Western
Fruit Jobbers' association.
Mrs Carl H. Seals is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Norborne Clarke. in Mobile.
Mrs. Roberta Harris VIM has spent
several days at the Exchange hotel in
Montgomery.
Miss Elva Holmes, who has been the
guest of Miss Mona Lindsay on South
Eleventh avenue. has returned to her
home IN Huntsville.
Mrs. c. c. Jones and her Sister, Mrs
r. H. Walker. both Of East Lake, left
yesterday for Florida. Mrs. Jones has not
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-01-21
Herr SchWdr7venkd Plays
"The Polish Dance for Dolly

The Performance of His Famous Composition at private
Audience Which She Has With the Distinguished Pianist
Makes the Seventh Thousandth, Nine Hundred ana
Ninety Ninth Time He Has Played It
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Yarnish OFF Furniture

nave some dining room chairs that
were spoiled by some people sitting on
them when it was hot weather and talk
ing all the varnish off. Kindly advise me
Lykes, Miss Bertha Lylxes, Miss Willie
Smith, Miss Eva Levy Miss Minnie Cald-
well, Miss Emily Boeauchre, Miss Willie
Galloway and Mrs. Thomas Williamson.
Mr.. Willard Sullivan is here for short
time the guest of Mrs. W. e. Evans.
Mrs. Sullivan preceded him here week
age.
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Mrs. c. f. Papazoni give dance a
their home in Norwood.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-01-24
The Bank of Brinkley
 Holds Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bank of Brinkley was held Tues day and the following board of directors elected: Andrew Flora, Jas. Gum, Sr.. Frank Andrews, Hen ry Wolf, G. Otis Bogle, w. S. Mccullough, F. T. Murphy, l. Scholem. w. L. Freeman, F. E. Williams, F. H. Ford. The off cers elected by the directors were as follows: Andrew Flora, President, James Gum, Sr., Vice-President, Frank Andrews, Auditor, F. H. Ford. Cashier, l.. w. Brown. Asst Cashier, c. Otis Bogle, Attorney.
 A dividend of l2 per cent was declared and in addition a nice sum placed to the reserve fund.
 The showing made by Cashier Ford and his board is without a doubt the most fattering that has ever been made tor this splendid institution and they are entitled to congratula- fIOpS
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We are glad to see Mrs. J. s. Lansford up again after a spell of lagripne. / On Sunday evening Jan. 10th. MT. John Story died at his home, MT. Story was one of our oldest citizens, he moved from our little town last week and was buried Monday evening at 2 o'clock at White Church. Our sympathy goes out for the breaved ones.
 bro. Mitchell preached two interesting sermons Saturday and Sunday, there was a large attendance at both services.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Hos- kins son weighing ten lbs, It only lived a few hours.
 Mrs. Rosa Butterworth spent the night with Mrs. Lena Walden, Sat. night. Tom Powell is in our town after a long absence, we're glad to have him back. Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Overton gave a dance Wednesday night, every body reporting a good time.
 Mrs. Allene Smith, of Halcomt Miss, is visiting friends and re. here.
 Mrs. Lena Walden and Rosa Rutterworth called on Miss Susye Lansford Sunday.
 The writer begs to be excused for no news last week sickness prevented.
 'Cupid's on the wing these days.
 BRIGHT EYES.
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Pills when was advised to do so

Pills when was advised to do so and before I had quite finished the contents of the third box, l was strong and we'll. l think highly of Doan's Kidney Pills, not only for what they have done for me but for what I know they have done for other people. Statement given June 5, 19O8.)
 LASTING RESULTS.
 Mrs. Pritchett was interviewed on March g, 1911 and she said: Tt gives me pleasure to verify my former endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills and make the fact known that the benefit they brought me has been per- manent. I have used this rem edy occasionally during the past two years and it has always acted just as represented"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name DOan s
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BAPfST CHURCH NOTES

Last ,S,unnday the Junior and Adult Departments exchanged quarters with very good effect. 1..le Juniors now meet in the 5. $. room, while the Adults have the main auditorium. The pres ent plan seems to be working well.
 Next Sunday the pastor will preach five minute sermon to children. All of the children of the school are urged to stay for this and then an opportunity will be given for those who can not stay through the preaching service to pass quietly out during the singing of a hymn. The pa- rents can greatly help in this if they will have 1t understood be- fore the children leave home that they are to stay for this extra service.
 The pastor will preach at both services.
 B. Y. P. U. will be in charge of Section c.
 w. M. U. will meet Monday in the church.
 A good atteneance at all of these services is expected.
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Former Holly Grove Citizen
 in Little Rock.

The Gazette of Sunday says:
 "A new real estate firm re- gently has been organized in Lit tie Rock, the firm name being Owens & Zones, with offices at 2l5 l-2 West Second street.
 William A. Owens, one of the firm, is well known in local realty circles. having for the past two years been connected with the Holman Real Estate Company as vice president and manager of the city sales department. The other member, D. R. Zones, also is well known locally. having been connected with the Zones Bros. Hardware Company for for 20 years, and with the Ger man National bank in a promi- nent capacity for several years. "
 Mir. Owens was formerly of Holly Grove.
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Moro Items.

Miss Susie Belle Douglass. ot Aubrey, is visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Doug lass this week.
 Mir. Blacks new store build ings on front St. are beginning to assume the proportions of stores. They are, tor will bel, very nice buildings for the kind.
 Miss Beulah Williams enter tained with dance at her home last Saturday night, a very large crowd was in attendance and all had a nice time.
 Mrs. Bert Hutchinson, of Spring Creek, visited in Moro this week the guest of Miss Etta Miller and other friends.
 Mrs. H. H. Holtzslaw returned to his home in Magnolia last Monday having been spending some time with MT. and Mrs. w. s. Humphrey.
 Miss Lois Humphrey, of near Hot Springs, niece of MT. w. $. Humphrey, is in Moro attending the Moro High School.
 MT. Jim Fant was a visitor in Moro this week with his sOn-in- law, J. l.. Miller, looking over MT. Miller's house and the loca- tion.
 1 hear there is to be a grand dance given in Moro pretty soon, and 1 also understand ir will eclipse anything of the kind ever ettemptedNin Moro, as the floor space will be 213S0 feet. I guess that means a good dance (to those that dance).
 There is to be quite number of new houses to be built in Moro this year. 1 understand that plans are on foot to erect two new brick store buildings on front St., one by MT. o. F. La cey, our bank cashier, and the other by Dr. c. w. Chaffin. Work will commence on the houses soon.
 All Moro needs now, is for some man or woman to come here and build and open a nice up-to-date Hotel, as that is the one thing Moro is more in need of now than anything else.
 EAGLE EYE.
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Holly Grove News

Miss Brownie Davidson re- turned Wednesday to Indianola Miss, where she is keeping books for her uncle.
 Miss Elizabeth Trice spent Tuesday of last week in Helena, on business.
 Miss Mamie West, of Raymond is visiting Mrs. June Davidson this week.
 Miss Sarah Cohen returned to her home in Little Rock after a weeks stay with her cousin, Miss Veyola Abramson.
 F R. Atkins spent Monday and Tuesday in Marvell on business.
 D. D. Boyd, of Cotton Plant, spent last week with his mother, Mrs. w. A. Patterson.
 Miss, Minnie Allen the Sunday school worker, gave q lecture at the Methodist church on Tuesday of last week.
 All that heard her went away rejoicing and resolved to do more toward Sunday school work.
 Miss Willie Russell spent Sat. and Sunday at her home in La- Grange.
 By some mistake the Holly Grove locals did not get mailed last week, they were written alright but after too late were found in the waist basket.
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Storm At the Parsonage
 Tuesday Night

On Tuesday night, at 8'clock, w. F. Walker and wife, without a previous intimation of such a thing, were disturbed by a storm of considerable proportions, and of tremendous force struck the Methodist parsonage. the house jared and popped and groaned under the weight of the storm till the preacher and his wife were suddenly reused from their reading, and sprang to their feet. and looked at each other in embarrassed wonder and amazement, and could not think of a word to say. It was just goodly number of fthe church folks coming in to pound them with many good things to eat,
 as token of tE good will, and a pledge off D readiness to cooperate in holy work of the church. tr all of which, we as pastor and wife are pro- foundly thankful, and in return we pledge our most earnest prayers, and our best efforts to aid in every good word and work. May Gods richest blessings rest upon the good town of Brinkley. MIR. and MRS. w. F. WALKER.
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w. J. Armstrong, Vice Pres. of the Wm. R. Moore D. G. O., of Memphis spent few days or last week here shaking hands with old friends and visiting hls customers.
 Mrs. c. c. Woodfin. of Claren, tdon. is visiting her sisters ana brothers here this week
 Troy Adams with the F. r Light Co. of Little Rock put In a light at the Presbyterian church last week and will put one in at the Methodist church next week.
 June Davidson left Wednesday for few days visit to Indianola Miss.
 R. Abramson is spending a few weeks in Hot Springs. w. l.. Jeffries, of Clarendon, was here Wednesday in interest of the land holders of Monroe County who are against the drainage system that is being forced on the people.
 The death angel visited the home of R. J. Walker lon the Mayo place) Sunday night and took from his home a dear wife and loving mother. She was laid to rest by the Woodmen Cir cle, of which she was a faithful member, at the Walker Cypress Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The Lord knoweth best altlc t seems hard for the loving mother to be taken from her baby only ten months old and four other children, the oldest being 16 years old. ''The Lord doeth all things well; blessed be the name of the Lord" The bereaved have our deepest sympathy. Will Johnson bought the F. R. Atkins property from Dr. T. B. Sylar and has moved into same. T. G. Trice spent the first of the week in Little Rock on busi- ness.
 Seems that business must be good in this town or so many travelling men wouldn't make the town. There were only Ia on Tuesday and most of them grocery drummers.
 We regret very much to men, tion the death of our old citizens MT. Jas. E. Williamson, on We'd nesday of last week. He has been confined to his room and bed most of the time since Xmas having a stroke of paralysis about that time. He leaves five sons and three daughters. all of whom reside here except Mrs. c. C. Woodfin who lives at Claren- don. He was burrird by the w. o. w. lodge, of which he was an active member. The bereaved family have our heartfelt sym- pathy.
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Warning Order ia the N
 roe Chancery Cours
Mrs. D. Gottfried, plainti1

Mrs. D. Gottfried, Plainti
 vS.
 p. J. Lee, 1. Della Lee. R Wilson, Hettie Wilson. Wilson, Carrie Wilson E Wilson, Mary Wilson. and land Wilson. Defendants.
 The defendants E. J. Lee] Della Lees B. E. Wilson, Hd Wilson, A. J. Wilson. CaI Wilson, F.AZ. Wilson, Mary 7 son and Garland Wilson are h| by warned to appear in court within thirty days answer the complaint of plaintiff, Mrs. D. Gottfried. Given under my hand and seal of said court this 16th 1, January 1913.
 JNo. s. BLACK, Clerk l
 By R. A. HOLLOWAY, D. G. Otis Bogle atty. for plaint