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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-11
SHOULD KNOW
DAUGHTERS
ESCORTS
PLAN ADOPTED BY ONE
WISE WOMAN WORKING
SATISFACTORILY

| Mothers would often save them
selves ltom many regrets, ii not act
| daughters from many pitfalls. I, th5S
| kept in closer touch with the gir' her.
self and with her friends as wel II
is an astounding fact that most NJ.
fortunate one, but it is true that III
the large cities, especially the mot 4
ers rarely meet The young men VITA
whom their daughters associate
One wise mother has adopted tht,
plan, and ii has worked out exceed
ingly we'll Whenever her dangh.nl.
ta out for the evening, the m1tfer
waits mp for her and has 4 iight lNtle
lunch ready to serve pust as spon as
tne daughter comes in Sha doesn't
90 10 lot OF trouble or expense about
it There is generally some eocoa
and cake or sandN iches or nlle
salad not very much, bn dMntiN
served and always well and carefnlb
prepared
This plan has many adyauingas Il
gives the mother a chance tp sea ana
become acquainted with the man who
has been her daughters escort, and
a the same time it shows the youth
that here at least IS one grl for
whom the home light shines clear aud
ronatanflY In this way, too the
mother IS enabled to make her own
appraisement Of the youth and 10 ad
wise her daughter accordingly or tA|
guide her actions perhaps without the
daughters knowledge IT she is OF the
+ pc who resent advice or so called
parental intorfcrence This mothei
is always present At these little lunch
cons but she never obtrudes herself
upon thesNoung reople; She seems f
be just one OF them, aud her prcscucc
it must be said Is always Welcomed
by the escorts Of the daughter
Another advantage of this plan, too
is that 1t does away with tho after
iheatcr supper, in which needless to
say this mother does not believe She
does not like to have her daughter e
10 them. and as she has pointed ont
to the girl thcy are often severe
drain upon the financial resources %
the }Oung man
If more mothers would follow the
example Of this one. It Is safe 70 say
that more thought would be devoted 10
the welfare of grown daughter5 than |
there is at present especially in the
large cities
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Nrc, n. L. Low Hostess
To The C. w. B. M.

Members oi the Christian Woman I
Board of Missions were the guest
If Mrs. Low and Mrs Milan at the
hcme of the former for the May
meeting. The program on Cur Now
Work in China was lead by Mr5 }.
r. Allen. Mrs. p Robinson, Mrs r.
Wilbor and Mrs Z a llnmph-
rev presented she themes of "'hma
ma Religion. the Girls school at
luchowfir" and Tue Ilpllit Of chi-
ma. An interesting feature Of cach
meeting is the Quz. To be able 10
answer the questions requires very
borough readins OF the current issue
IF the missionary tlding
At the elose ol the meeting MIS-
! /. White, who has been president
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NEW MANAGEMENT

Mrs u. i, Brown has taken over
the North Side Inn. having secured
an option FOR the purchase OF the
came. Mrs Brown has taken imme-
date possession and will operate an
extensive roomne and boarding
house catering only to the best citi-
zenshlp Of the city
Mrs Brown needs no Introduction
to The people OF Guslrie as from her
long experience in this line she al
WAYS has full house The dining
room win be opened Sunday, May
l7th, for dinner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-11

Miss Louise Converse, daughter Of
Frederick S Converse of Boston, the
wei known COMPOSER, is to we'd
young i p Morgan, the grandson or
4 Picrpont Morgan, and heir appar-
cnl To the house of Morgan II TINS
young mans father, who is now head
of the Morgan house, piles tp money
ana power as did the great J T. Nor
gan and if he young man about to
be married does the same, the Nor
gan firm will become an institution as
powerful as some governments. Tho
bridegroom to be is now in Harvard,
from which he win graduate this
summer.
Miss Convcrses father Frederick
S. converse. is well known az com
poser from his operas, "Thc Pine OF
Desire" presented At the Metropoli-
tan opera houHe in New York city
several years ago ana Sacrifice :
also bq Ms fomancca for the orches
ira. "The Festival of Pan and
"Endymion's Narrative both found
ed on Kcatsa poem "Endymon y Ho
is director Of the Boston Opera
rompanv aud H. a. member Of tho
Harvard rlub OF Sew York
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Monday.

Monday.
Reception for Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
Coyle Hotel lone.
Monday Bridge club Mrs. NJ Cas-
sldy
Cambridge Club-Library
NJ NJ c. Club Mrs, Jones
one O'Clock Luncheon for Mrs
Furnas Mrs W 4 Goodcll
Halcyon Club Miss Margaret Dial
Tuesday.
sunshine Crochet Club Bath house
sun room.
Konsineton Club--Mrs Frecland.
Tuesday Evening ooo Dinner club
Mr. and Mrs VIII Patterson
Graduating Recital Miss Ethyle
'ohagan
Kimono Club Mrs f. J Fit
patrick
Wednesday.
bridge party Mrs l.. Beand
~, t r N1ol,.,J
Nuai'"'' ~
AsHociaiion
Trinity ''''o ''v''''S
Current Events Club
Lanes N'u 'o''''' 80"
'lurch
Luncheon for Ladies' Auxiliary OF
,,.4,o =, th,
7'a'e "eu'''i . "'",. '''','" 49,, "
"o''' =
Thursday
openoly c'ub-Mrs' NanuerVoor''
Acorn club
Altrnriah i''-' D.
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Secrets of London
Complexion Doctors

Famous London specialists who cater
to titled ladies and Others at social prom
inence employ It remarkable method OF
complication rcluvshaton Cne under
going his treatment visits The beauty
doctor Ale in the afternoon, has some
thing dabhed over hen face then. heavily
veiled. departs in her motor ear. This
Is repeated daily for week or so. when
complexion of snowy pnrity aud oN-
uuisite dcicacy is in evidence. Tho Sc
crci ot this method Is ordinary mcrcol-
rcd WAN Anyone can apnly he waN
without assistance of specialist. An
ounce of it costs very litlr at any drug
store fphtainahlc here 97 wen As in Eng
antn II is used Iik cold cream he
fore rotring. and washh OF mornings.
It's sucoess Is due to peculiar absorb
en- property which sralunN, removes
w9rnoui Particles pf r iole, revealing
CHI Younger. hcalthse hin beneath.
wond rful wrinkle chasrr, also In
sogue among EuslishNomon Is prepared
oV lisSolvins I oz. pawd red saNolitc In
I pt. witch hazel l'sod as a wash 10
ion this completely aud quickly cflaces
wen the deenest lines
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MIR. and Mrs. G. B spiecc OF Col
umhus. Nebraska, arrived SATURDAY
o visit Mr Smoce sistor Mrs j. C.
Post They made the trip overland
IN their Iolor car and viii remain
.overal weeks fo take The baths. Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. sWerr and Mis- knth-
rnc sncce motored over nom
Kinqfisher to spend SUNDAY with
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-11

rae Kooncg Mooney shah club was
entertained on Saturday afternoon hy
Mrs VIII Martin. The club prizes
we're presented to Misses Edith liill
md T.ctha Dardc. A one conrs"
luncheon was served. Miss Helen
McElhinncy of Tulsa, was the only
special guest
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no members and friends of the
First VI. r. church The Ladies Aid
socioiv request YOU TO bring your
family and wen filled lunch basket.
assist Them in making a success of
snond the Day Party at the church
Wednesday. May l3 Let us get az
,uainie1 and plan work for tho fn-
nro months Laura =. Allen. Pres.
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Acorn Club.

Acorn Club.
On account OF the state Medical
association meeting he Acorn clut
Bible lecture will be postponed this
week The newly elected Acorn clup
officers are. President Mrs. NJ T.
Morris: vice president, Mrs John Cot
tersl, secretary, Mrs " a 'rasier;
treasurer. Mrs. ]. j. Hildrethi repre-
.entatlve to City Federation, Mrs.
"a. &. G. Bierer.
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Nr and Mrs J. A. Mctihnney on
tertamed at sunday dinner for Miss
Helon McElhinney Miss Louise
Labough and Nr Kiskaddon of Tulsa.
Miss Dessa Matcheit and MISS Delia
Adler
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gxyry Nzyzy yzxx '
s or LOCAL MOMENT. v
xNHEsHyx xsHSH so 1

Mrs Frank BroHn has returned
from Oklahoma citr where sae vis-
itcd her mother. Mrs Vim. Gregory
aho is recovering from a recent i'll
ness.
There are 1900 aliec-athetic doc
tors in the state Three hundred viii
atirnd the meeting that opens here
tomorrow. There are 2oA Electic
and iaa homeopathic doctors IN the
state and q multitude OF chriopractors.
osteopathy and healers.
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We desire to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO all our
friends for the beautiful flowers and
tlioir thoughtful consideration la our
gad bereavement H. j. Underwood,
lara Underwood
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Informal Reception For Visitors
T1e visiting Fie@'i doctors and
their wives sill be iuiprmallf enter
talncd this evening a. ihc home vi
nr F. g. Sharp. on East Wa hingion
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n, obtain either pattern illustrated M
out this coupon and enclose 10 cents IN
stamps or coin. BE SURE 70 state numoer
of pattern and size, measanns o,ss ..a sae
s,,,est mart of the bust. Address faftern
Derartrne1t, care q this paper.
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Or Z G. ADAMS. Dentist. Suite /. .
3 Sprrlock building Phone H.
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Inc gpests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l..
Tucker duiing the press meeting
Percy and Mrs. f. H. Wennar and
John Golshc returned today from
Ardmorc, where they attended the
press meeting,
Attorney tsusiave A. Erixon has re-
turned from Tulsa.
~
Attorney Horace speed Ii making
arrangements to open a law office at
Tulsa
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sor Mrs. McNeal.

-cT Mfs, WcIFtaI'
Mrs. NJ. Cassidy and Miss Cassidy
entertained at bridge on Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. w Nc
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The Trinity Guild VIII meet at IN"
rectorv Wednesday at $50 A fun
attendance is desired as he meeting
Is one OF Importance.
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Dr and Mrs W. W. Rucks and
Prof and Mrs ". :, Goodell VIII en-
iertain for the Phi Delta sorority at
the nome Of the former next Friday
avening.
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Entertained Smart set.

Mrs. ]. L Picard entertained the
smart Set and number OF s4etial
quests at one o lock luncheon on
Saturday. Mrs ". II. Heer received
he guest prfze. Miss Edna Gray the
lrh prize and Miss Florence Adlev
he consolation Mrs. J. 4. Hansof
Of Perry. was the only out Of town
guest.
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Neal of Tulsa The guest of honor
favor went to Mrs McNeal first
prize TO Mrs Geo anderson and the
consolation to Mrs. J l. Ilouseworth.
A two course luncheon was served
after the games. The guest list in
cnndcd Mrs. McNcal Mcsdamcs I'd
Walton. Tell Walton f. f. Lille. =.
p Beamor W II toNle, John Coyle
Ilildrcth. $ Il Spurrer. Geo. blll-
irgsloy, Galen Grow L. T. Leach. Jr
". NJ. Spurlock. VIII Patterson. J J.
l'ousoworih. r. + lIaeer' Geo An
derson. Lymon Gray. Harry SpurlocF.
VanVoorhees, /. Bcland, l.. II
Scissor. Soely. Burke, Seton. Rycrs.
Fields. C;ragin, Crowthcr Misses
Nibllck and Dean.
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No. Size. .......-.-..-
Name ................. ..s....s...'..
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The Sunshine Crochet club viii
meet At the bath house sun room, to-
morrow
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
ELIzABETHVILLE
Eston Kinger Has Thumb Torn t
Bits While Shredding Corn

Special Correspondence.
Elizabethviiie, Nov. 19.-Mrs. R. ;.
Davis and children, of Wiliiamstown,
visited the former uncle, Charles 5.
Zimmerman.
Dewen Bechtel has been on the sick
list for some time, being unable to re-
sume his work in Swab's : foundry.
Eston klnger. of near Oakdsle
church. while assisting his father in
shredding corn had his thumb torn to
pieces.
Mrs. George Row. of Millersburg.
was the guest of john Schriber and
family.
Miss Zena Woodside. of Lykens.
spent Monday at the home of H. H.
Weaver.
Miss Florence Hoover. of Berrys-
burg. spent some time. with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.rJohn Maths, of
this place.
Martin Gaupp, of Harrisburg, visit
ed az the home of his father. Christ
Gaupp, the early part of the week.
The heavy rain that fell in this viein-
itv raised the Wiconiseo creek and
enabled Swab & Zeigler TO start taking
out coal after long shut down.
Mrs. j. II. Lyter and daughter. Mil
dred. accompanied H. D. Romberger to
Carlisle in his auto on Monday, where
they visited her sister several days.
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SUBURBAN
ENOLA
Thanksgiving Day Set FOR Football
Game Between Enola and Lemoyne

Thanksgiving Day Set FOR Football
Game Between Enola and Lsmoyne
Special Correspondence.
Enola. Nov 19-Mrs. II. J. Wittle
has returned home from a visit TO Phil.
adelghia.
George Leonard, Of Boston. was a
business visitor here Monday.
James Simms, of Girard, Ohio. visited
friends here Sunday.
Clarence R. Rockey has returned
home from a hunting trip TO Pine
Grove.
DR.. E. Walter Snyder, of Marysville.
was a business visitor here Monday.
The annual football game between
the Enola High school and Lemoyne
High school will be held on the P. r.
r. y. NJ. {. \. athletic field on Thanks
giving Day.
Mrs. H. J. Garman and Mrs. Will
liam l.. Fisher visited relatives in Mid
iletown on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jones and Misses
Anna and Miriam Neuer have returned
home from spending the past ten days
in lRglenook.
NJ anu -hAS. IL L. " dAt N4c-
iting relatives in Lykens.
Miss Mary Weigle is spending sew.
eral days in Halifax and Lvkens.
Miss Ruby Minnich, of Philadelphia,
is the guest OF Mrs. \. Houck, Dauphin
street
Charles H. Shafer. OF West Fairview,
was 3 business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Roy Neumyer, Dauphin street.
entertained the Sunday school class
OF Mrs. Harry F. Smiley with games
and music. Refreshments were served
to the following: Miss Dora Wallace,
Miss Catharine Famous. Mrs. f. 5. Muir
ray. Miss Grace Heckard, Mrs. II. T.
Smiley. Miss Cstharine Davis. Mrs.
Charles W. Davis. Mrs. Roy Neumyer
and Miss Isabelle Neumyer.
A. NJ. King mas returned home from
visiting relatives in Dillsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Beers have re-
turned home from a visit to New York.
G. VI Pierce. of Reliance. Ohio.
spent Tuesday with friends.
Mrs. H. L. Frank and son, Ross,
nave returned home from Altoona.
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PICTURES FOR THE CHILDREN
Both Instruction and Amusement De
rived From These Eye-teaching
Illustrations in Bible

knowledge presented TO children in
such way that they do not gladly and
readily grasp il does them but little
good.
II has been said that during the
first seven wears of child $ life prac.
tieally all education should be taken in
through the eyes. During all time hv-
ing creatures on this earth have been
educated by the ewes alone and all ami
mails except man have practically no
education except that which the eyes
can give.
As the twig is bent the tree is in
clined, SO as we become older we still
use our eyes for instruction. Hence
niustrstions-and the things which
we read that impress us most are those
that have the main points brought out
in picture.
Give a child book containing pie
lures and he is al once instructed as
we'll as amused. The Bible which the
Star-1ndependent is distributing 10 its
readers is filled from cover TO cover
with these eye-tesehing pictures. Be
sides the full page color plates from
the famous Tissot collection. there are
more than 600 illustrations printed in
with the type, taking up a particular
text or verse and picturing il so as to
more vividlv impress its meaning on the
reader.
This picture-teaching Bible is the
only one of its kind published and
the volume bound in genuine limp
leather would sell for So or more any
where. There is also SS volume. ex-
actly the same in every respect except
for the binding. Then these two styles
are also duplicated in Catholic edi-
tion, Douay version, which is endorsed
by Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop
tnow CardinaD Farley, as we'll as by
the various srchbishops of the country.
The illustrations in the Catholic edi-
tion consist of full-page plates and maps
approved oy the church, without the
Tissot and text pictures.
Clip the certificate as explained on
another page, and bring it to this office.
The small item Of expense entities YOU
TO your choice of these volumes.
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MECHANICSBURG
Committee Meets in Interest of Coming
Evangelistic Campaign

Special Correspondence.
Mechanicsburg, Nov. 19.-Last even
ing an important meeting of the execu.
tive committee of the coming evangel-
istic campaign was held in the Presby-
terian church after prayer meeting.
Business looking to the campaign and
especially to the tabernacle and fur
nishings. The tabernacle will be built
on what was formerly the baseball field.
on Arch, Simpson and Keller streets
Evangelistic services will begin in it
January 3, conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Miller, of South Bend, Ind.
The revival services which are being
held in the Methodist church continue
to increase in interest. There was one
conversion last evening. Messrs. W. F.
WhitcOmb and William Ellis, workers in
the Slough campaign, in Harrisburg,
We're present and had charge of the
services.
Yesterday Mrs. Amanda Getz enter
tanned a party of friends to dinner at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. John
Attick, South High streets. Guests were
present from Meehanicsburg, Harris
burg. New Cumberland and Steelton.
Mrs. Getz was very ably assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Attick in entertaining her
guests.
The Woman's S Club are having tea
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Mary Clark. East Main street.
Several persons from this place are
| attending the Middle District conven-
tion of the County Sunday School Asso.
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God on Sunday morning by the pastor,
the Rev. George Sigler.
Services will be held in Wenrich s
church on Sunday afternoon by the Re.
formed pastor, the Rev. Lewis Reitter.
The donation bags for the Harris
burg hospital have been distributed in
town this week.
Charles Shuey, of Hainton, was
visitor in town on Tuesday.
MIR, and Mrs. Milton Hetrick on
Tuesday visited friends at Harrisburg.
A number of relatives and friends of
this community attended the funeral of
Earl Shut held at Shoop's Church on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Gardner Thomas spent Tuesday
with friends at Harrisburg.
Harvey Shuey, of Enola spent Tues.
day as the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Matilda Shuey.
Miss Grace Smith spent Tuesday
with friends at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Carrie Feeser on Tuesday visited
friends at Harrisburg.
Mr.. Marzl and George Hench, of
Hershey, on Sunday were the guests Of
McClellen Hench and family.
Mrs. McClellen Hench and daughter,
Miss Sibyl, spent last week with rela-
tives at Pittsburgh, Altoona and Hunt
ingdon.
George Hummel, of Tower City, who
had been staying with his sister, Mrs.
Martha Etzweiler. died on Sunday night.
His age was 10 years, The funeral was
held this morning at Wenrich S churrh,
the Rev. LMr. Bitner officiating.
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wright led the singing. A meeting was
held for the children from TO
clock.
Miss Ida Kreiger $ Sunday school
class, composed of sixteen young la
dies OF Trinity L. B. church, attended
the Slough meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
William Weaver is spending several
days with his father Al BowmauSdale.
Mrs. Elijah Drawbaugh. of York
county, visited her sister, Mrs. Bruce
SonderS, yesterday. She went to Mt.
Wolf last evening TO visit friends.
Mrs. J. {. Yocum. of Philadelphia,
spent to-day with her sister, Mrs. Eli
Conley.
Mrs. Wire and two children. OF Pal.
myra, are guests of Mrs. George Fack-
Ter.
John Wire and son, Ralpf. have gone
on hunting trip TO York and Adams
counties.
Alonzo Brinton and son, of McKeeS,
port. are asts of Mr.. Brinton S sister,
Mrs. W nj Brinton.
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LINGLESTOWN

Services to Be Held in the Several
Churches Sunday
Special Correspondence.
LingIestown, Nov. 19.-Services will
be held in the United Brethren church
on Sunday evening by the pastor, the
Rev. Clyde Lynch.
Miss Verna Juillard spent Tuesday
with friends at Harrisburg.
Services will be held in the Church of
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Mrs. Sarah Dornbach, West Main
street.
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Foley Cathartic Tablets

Are wholesome, thoroughly cleansing,
and have a stimulating effect Oh the
stomach, liver and bowels. Regulate
you with no gripping and no unpleasant
after effects. Stout people find they
give immense relief and comfort Anti
bilious. Warren Spofford, Green Bay.
Wis, writes; Foley Cathartic Tablets
are the best laxative ever used. They
do the work promptly and with no bad
after effects" Try them. Geo. A.
Gorgas. 16 North Third street and
P. r. r. Station. Adv.
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- ifaynes Light Six. Americas great
est car. viii develop more power. speed
and ginger than any ear Of twice its
mice
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citation. which is being held in New
Kingston. The Rev. Charles Raach, of
this place, and j l.. Young, also of this
place, are on the program for addresses,
Mrs. r. A. DeFrehn and Miss Kath-
arine Wheelock are delegates represent
ing the Woman Club, of this place,
in the Efficiency and Welfare Confer.
ence being held in Harrisburg this
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smell. of New Cum
berland, is guest in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Attick, South High
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MILLERSTOWN
Methodist Church Repainted-Many
Visitors in Town

Special Correspondence.
Millerstown, Nov. 1e.-Miss Myra
Farmer. who is attending school at
Chambersburg, is spending week at
her home.
Miss Ella Tyson attended the funeral
of a relative in Miffiin on Monday.
Miss Lille Nankivelle, a teacher in
the Steelton schools, spent Sunday at
her home in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Crane are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. George Lent, in
Parkersburg, W. Va.
The exterior of the Methodist church
has been repainted.
Professor j. o. Charles spent Sunday
at his home. near DuneannOn.
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NEW CUMBERLAND
First Examination of Borough Schools
Being Held This Week

Special Correspondence.
New Cumberland, Nov 1S.-The
first examination of the borough
schools is being held this week. These
examinations will be held every three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sipe. Water
street, viii ship their household goods
to Florida this week and win leave for
there next week, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Emma Danner, of York county,
visited friends here yesterday.
''The Ten Virgins was the subject
chosen Ov Miss Palmer for her address
in Trinity United Brethren church yes
terdsy afternoon and was greatly ap-
preciated by good audience. Miss
Hills sang solo and Mrs. Fred Cart.
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street.
Mrs. Clare Cassells left to-day for
her home in Atlanta, Ca, after a visit
of several months to her sisters, the
Misses Hannah and Carrie Bucher, West
Main street
Miss Julia Heffelfnger visited friends
in Harrisburg this week.
Mrs. Leah Miller and Miss Lille
Miller have returned from visit to
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Whitcomo. of
Harrisburg, were guests last evening of