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Delightful Auction Party.

Mrs. Jcrre HagEnrd. az West
Gold venue. gave a most dcilghtful
auction party this afternoon IN honor
81 her sister, Miss Lois Tracy, who
BE- 20 be her guest Tor a month a
feature Of tho afternoon was the do
lcctnbic lunch which was served at .
O'Clock.
Mrs. ~fiBEgard's guests were Miss
Tots Tracy. Mrs. Frank Alderman.
Mira. w. ~. Averyt, Mrs. Nancy Bcs-
wick. Mrs. Harry benjamin. Mrs.
Frank Butt. Mrs. Oscar Butcher.
Mrs. d. ~. earns, Mrs. Fred Can
field. Mrs. James Chavez. Mrs. Tom
Danahy, Mrs. James Fleming, Mrs.
Earl knight. Mrs. r. a. Mann, Mrs
Ross Merritt. Mrs. J. II. Nichols.
Mrs. Clark rutherford. Mrs. l.. Rum
NELL. Mrs. Bert skinner. Mrs. Frank
Sturtz. Mrs. George Thomas. Mrs.
Henry Yanow, Miss Hiida Hetzel.
Miss Margaret and Eugcnia Kcleher,
Miss Lora L~oyelace. Miss Estcilc
Luthy, Miss Hazel Maloy. Miss May
me Matthews, Misses Elizabeth and
Betty Wiley and Miss Gertrude
Walker.
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Thn Mountainair Chautauqua

Each year interest IN the th'u-
tauaua at Mounthiunir gruws ana
this year "a number Of special Feat
urca have been added 40 the pro-
gram which make u especially at
trartiYo.
Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM. soprano
Mrs Charles Andrews, contralto,
Mr. Charles Andrews, tenor; Mt.
Louis Hossclden. bass. all IT Alhu-
guoruuc. ANA Mr.. J.. l.. Tollu, violin
isi. Of santa re-, viii give W con-
ccrts during the ton DAYS of the
Chnutauqun. and the last Friday eve
ming "a state chorus Of h''3 voices.
directed by Mr.. Andrews. viii give a
concert. which promises TO be splen-
did.
The Chautauqua opens next We'd
noaday aud the opening address will
be given by Dr. william a. Brown of
Chicago.
w. c. II. 4. day is Thursday. Fri
day Is Archaeological day, and sat
urday is Torrance County day, when
there will be a barbecue ut noon.
The address of the day will be given
hy Hon Ralph Ely, president Of the
state fair.
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Cd policeman, az Re backed his horse
into me.
lie laughed out loudly.
mot much there amt. Miss." he an.
awered. IVY, all the seats was al
lotted weeks ago. to peers and their
ladies and the foreign princes and
mobiles. Folks like you and me- can't
see nothink."
"Tbe lmpudenoe OF tho creaturei"
murmured Estelle. bridllng In her new
found british dignity. If had you
In Cedar Plank"
Hush, never mind" ] said. "Lis,enl
Here somebody"
A murmur that came out OF the dis
lance swellod into a cheer. which TAX.
en- up by those In our vicinity, an
nounced that the procession was APP
preaching. OF course the main body
OF the participants In the ceremony
entered the main doors OF the Abbey:
at the Deans Yard entrance, where
we were standing, the lesser Try"
came In. Nevertheless. their pres
ence vas sufficiently imposing, their
uniforms and robes awe-provOking'
and the equipment OF their carriages
alone. | could see, impressed Estellei
who was more used to motor-cars and
buggics than coaches with out-riders,
The crowd closed in round the dlgni'
taries whose vehicles pulled up around
the Deans Yard: but the police
quickly massed themselves into .
solid phalanx in front Of US. aud
could only perceive. through the occa
sional spaces in their blue ranks, the
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Pecos as soon as the roads are pass
able. They have rented the White
House, which Is about a mile from
the childers summer home. and viii
remain there a month.
William Mcclurkon has returned
from a visit IN Flagstaff with his sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph jolly.
Mr.. Frank Ellis has returned from
"A three months hunting and sight
seeing trip with Mr.. n. c. Fertig and
Mr.. J. @. Fertig. OF New York.
MIR. Herman ~Schwcitzer. manager
Of the Harvey curio rooms. left We'd
nesday evening for San Pedro and
san Francisco OF business.
Mrs. ]. q. Gould and daughter.
Miss Lula Benedict. left Thursday
evening for a Francisco, California.
where Miss Benedict and Mr.. Chester
Otto. formerly OF this city. will be
married August s.
Mr.. Arthur Praeger has left for
i nllnNA EH anu kNAMAAANH ahANn ANA
a months vacation trip.
.
Among the Albuquerque people
who are leaving early next week for
! the Chautauqua at Mountainair are:
Mrs. J. s. yesterday and a class OF
nine girls. which viii give physical
culture demonstrations three differ
ent days. Mrs. John %strumquist. who
Is In charge of W. c. r. l.. day. and
her two children, Beatrice and Nile'
Mrs. Charles May. Miss Ruth Bright,
and MIR. and Mrs. John Baron Burg'
who will motor 70 Mountainair
Mrs. u. Patterson Mrs. c. Bird
and Mrs. r. Kerry of santa ne viii
be la Albuquerque Tuesday, en- route
Ia Mountamnir.
Miss Lucille Scott and Miss Emile
Scott Of Wycliffc. Ky. are In the city
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. g. r. Albright have
returned from San Diego. Cal, where
they have been for several weeks
visiting their SON and daughicr-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Albright
Messrs. n. A.. Davis. Robert Crews
and Grover Divine have gone 10 the
Upper Pccos for "a vacation trip.
Mr.. j. y. Mcconnell 81 Kingman
Ariz. Who has been visiting friends
In this city for the past week, left
this morning for the Jemez country
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander sxymansk.
Of Wlnslow, Arizona, arrived las
night for a visit to Mr.. szymanski'i
mother, Mrs. l.. szmanski and family
OF lis West Marble avenue.
Miss Adela G. Hoimquist returned
this week from a month Of trave.
through the northwest and along the
Alaskan coast. She accompanied
party Of eastern friends on the trip
Mr.. ana Mrs. nerl iIosue and
daughter Of Ponce City. Oklahoma
visited their sister, Mrs. H. G. Haz.
lett here Thursday. stopping over OF
their way 10 Los Angeles.
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Physical Culture at The
Chautauqua

Mrs j. s. yesterday has drilled
q class OF nine girls. who viii give
a number OF demonstrations M the
Mountainair Chautauqua. They viii
leave next Wednesday for Mountain
air and will be guests at the WON
ans Christian Temperance Union
bungalow.
Thursday afternoon the class will
give a dumbbcll drill and that same
evening "a wand drill. They have been
invited 10 remain ns long as possible
and have prepared "A number OF
splendid demonstrations which will
be given later in tho week.
The girls who are going arc each
ono able to teach and II II quite
possible that there will be classes or
Eanizcd at the Chautauqua and in
strLctiOn given.
The members OF the class are
Helen Fee, Aivina Postel. Flora
Chess, Gladys Harris. Carrie Harris
Margaret Eastcrday. Daphne Cobb
and Ethel McClosky.
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Notes About albuquerque
People Going and Coming

Mrs. Theodore s. woolsoy. Jr., anc
Miss Katherine strickler are guests at
the Hopewell ranch in the southern
part Of the state,
Mrs. George simms and daughter.
Elizabeth. returned saturday evening
from a six weeks visit In Hlerkimer.
New York and New York City.
Mr.. Sol WELLER has lett for a i've
weeks business trip to 81. Louis. chi
cage and New York.
Mrs A.. X. Keith has returned FROM
a visit with friends Ia III Paso.
MIR and Mrs. Tom Keleher have re-
turned from the Upper Pccos. where
they have been for the past month.
Mrs. O y. Marion has returned
from a two months visit IN Berkeley,
California, with her father, Mr. Il.
flallorun.
Miss Florence Grunsfcld returned
sunday evening from Santa Fe, whore
she was the guest OF Misses Beatrice
ana Ruth HELD for several days last
week.
Miss Lois Tracy arrived In Aibu-
querque Monday evening and will be
the guest 81 her sister, Mrs. Jerre
h~aggard, for a month.
Mrs. william Bryce returned We'd
nesday evening from "A visit with Mrs.
J. a. Mccoy OF Las Vegas.
Mrs r. a. Vauehey spent the week
In Denver OF business.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Coors,
who have been the guests Of thcli
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
\ Mrs. Henry Coors, for the past tive
weeks, left today for their home m
Las Vegas. rhoy were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coors whe
viii visit In Las Vegas for two weeks
Mrs. sam Livingston and children
Jane and Mars. and Mrs l. NJ Hnr'
| rison have returned from a six weeks
stay at Ions Beach, California.
Mr.. Robert soweii of the American
Trust ana SAVINGS bank has returned
from ohio. where he spent a months
vacation.
Miss Estellc Vaick left this weel
for California. where she viii remaii
untli about September nrst.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. n. s~chwontker ans
children left Tuesday for los Angeles
where they will remain for tw'
months.
Miss Jennie Walsh, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Luke Walsh. has Eone q
sierra Madre and san Diego. Caiifor
mia. 20 visit relatives and friends 10
several weeks.
Reverend ana Mrs, Hurh Coorei
their sons. lester aud Hugh, thci
nephew. Harold whitney OF TER
Hante. Indiana, and Misses Helen an
Mysl Hope expect 10 motor 10 "a
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guests during the evening ana at a
late hour q most appetizing supper
was served. wooden plates. forks ~
spoons carrying out the novel idea Of
decoration.
Those who enjoyed this dolightful
evening are Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Perry. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. 4. Ncwhall
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. H. g. Otwcli. Mr. and Mrs.
G. ~ Boldt, Mrs. Janice Martin. Mt.
and Mrs. Della clayton. Misses Anna
and Lolita Newhaii, Miss Dec clay
ton. and Mcssrs. Moore Clayton
Myrl Cain and Hubert Hunter.
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Better Babies for New Mexico

The great Interest In the Better
Babies show. which will be held at
the New Mexico state fair. continues
Co grow ana the exhibition promises
fair.
der consideration the names of he
q prominent physicians in the
state n VIII, IN the nea future.
appoint the judges. The examining
committee will be chosen from local
physicians.
The enrolment committee was ap-
pointed this week and is as follows.
Mrs. George klock. chairman: MIS-.
Roy Strome. Mrs. Ada Bittner. Mrs
Tom Wilkorson and Miss Viola
skinner.
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Pythian Sisters Elect Officers

Wednesday evening the Pythian
Sisters held an important business
meeting, during which officers for
the ensuing yca were elected. after
which refreshments were served and
n delightful time enjoyed by all.
Officers were elected as follows:
Most excellent chief. Josephine Pho
Ian; excellent senior. Ida Stovail; ex-
cellcnt junior. blanche Reidy: man
ager, Eva Matthews; mistress Of f.
nance. Fannie Blakemore; mistress
Of records, Irene Johnson, proctor.
Ruby korr; outer guard, Lillian
Pearson.
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miss Grunsfeld's Dance

Tuesday evening Mis- Florence
Grunsfcid gave a most delightful
tango party ia ono OF Misses Alice
and Elizabeth Coors Of Las Vegas,
who have been tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Coors for three weeks.
Al midnight a delicious supper was
served and dancing continued until
a late hour.
Those who were guests are Misses
Ahce and Elizabeth Coors, Miss
Eleanor Naughey, Miss Elizabeth
Simms. Miss Elsie Kempenich, Miss
Aline stern. Miss Dorothy McMillen,
Miss Annette Weinman. Miss knth-
erie %Stricklcr, and Mcssrs. william
McClurken, Frank Hubbell, Ralph
kcieher, Gillette Cornish, Charles
Lombkc, Ira Boldt. II. Whitson, Dave
WELLER, Frank Spitz, Ernest Landoi-
n, Harry h.. Dup. and Arthur
PrneEor.
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conrrcsal.onal Chureh.

Corner Coal avenue and broadway.
Rev. Archie T~oothaker. minister
The pastor VIII occupy the pulpit
at the morning service. II O'Clock.
giving n message upon the subject.
"a man unconscious OF the less Of
Johoyah's presence" sunday school.
o:f5; Christian Endcayor. Z .. m.
This congregation viii Join In the
hig sunday SCHOOL rally To be held IN
tho Lead Avenue Methodist church M
8 .. M, at which time Res. W. s..
Brown. international sunday school
worker. viii be the speaker. No one
should fail to hear this magnetic
preacher.
Music FOR the morains service fol-
lows:
Prelude: 'Sanetn Marie" Faura
OncrtOry: "Trarimcn" Schumann
Solo. "Come Unto Him. Messiah
Mrs. Ada Pierce Wlnn.
ioatiune Ahtihto
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The Churches


Corner Broadway and Lead venu"
Dr. =. W. Longfcllow, pastor, resi-
dencc. i23 North Walter.
sunday AZ 9:is a. m. Prof. c. NJ.
Drake. superintendent. Dr. W. A.
Brown, International secretary Of the
Sunday school Association OF Amer
lea will address the school.
Preaching at II a IN. by Rev. T.. y.
Atwood.
Young Peoples meeting at 7 .. m.
No evening service, all Joining In the
Union ;. $. service.
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Goldenhair and the Three
paarc
Bears.

The date for the Juvenile opera.
"~Goldonhair and the Three Bears.
has been set for the evening of Sep
tember .. which IL Friday OF the hrst
week of school and will be given in
the auditorium of the new high
school
This entertainment is being staged
under the auspices Of the Parent
Teachers association. Mrs. +. l..
Bradford. who has had such marked
success here with home talent at
fairs. il directing the production.
There are seyenty-five children In
the east and the opera is 10 be olab-
oraiely costumed and staged.
There are many pretty choruscs
and % number of woodland dnnccs
and difficult drills.
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FIr.. pre-I,trrlan Chnrch.

Corner silver avenue and Film
street. Hugh A.. Cooper. pastor; res
idepce. rs South Walter; Cheunccy
A. Foreman, associate pastor, resi-
dence. 10Of East Central avenue.
Sunday school, .; a. a. m, SIR. W.
A. Brown, secretary Of international
sunday school association, VIII speak
az the opening exercises.
Morning worship. II o'clock.
sermon theme. THE Rock That Il
Higher"
Contraito Solo 20 Loving Father.
(DeI Riego). Mrs. c. A. Foreman
With violin 0bllgato oy Mr.. Clyde
Ross.
No evening service on account OF
the Union service az the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. 20 be address.
Cd by Mr.. w. A. Brown. The Chris
tian Endcavor society meets at Z
o'clock; leader, Miss Helen Hope.
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81. PaaI's EsanecllcaI Lutheran
Church.

Corner silver avenue and sixth
street. Edward p. Schuelor. %. d..
pastor, parsonage. SOC 5. Sixth street
The only service for sunday u the
sunday school. 9it5 a. M. IN charge
Of y. C.. Keefer. Mr Brown Of chi
caeo win be a visitor.
In the evening we unite IN the
union service al the Lead Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church.
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Central Avenue Methodist Church.

Corner Arno street and Central
avenue. Samuel ". Allison. pastor.
Miss Mary Ilanscom, d%eaconcss.
sunday school at 9.45 a. m, T. NJ.
Doris, superintendent.
Rev. Grover EmmOns will conduct
;he morning service at II a. m There
viii be no evening service. the church
unitiag In the union sunday school
rally to be held at the Lead avenue
Methodist church. with Rev. w. A.
Brown as leader.
special music by the choir sunday
morning.
Regular "Wednesday evening prayer
servtce az $ y. m. Teacher training
class az 1880.
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Dance for Miss Coors

Misses Eileen ana Dorothy McMil-
len gave AN informal dancing party
Friday evening ~ ono OF Misses
Alice and Elizabeth Coors. Lovely
refreshments were served and an en-
tircly delightful evening enjoyed by
all The guests were Misses Alice
and Elizabeth Coors. Mt and Mrs.
Henry Coors, Miss Estolle Luthy,
and Messrs. Laurence Lee, Frederick
H.uthy. GilicttS Cornish, Ira Boldt'
Frank Hubbell aud Wallace Bacon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
Special woman's Club Meeting

\ special midsummer meeting NJ
tho Woman's club viii be held Mon
day evening. Tho new year %
viii be distributed and plans for the
Better Babies contest will be com
plcted There will also be a board
G managers meeting 10 decide upon
applications for membership.
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avenue. every sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
s o'clock.
The public ~ cordially invited TO
attend these services
sunday school at 9;i5 O'Clock
Reading room go the y. T. Afmiio
building. Room No. IS. open each
week day from 2 30 8 .. m.
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Wooden Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. aud Mrs. II. r. Robinson. 70i
south Walter street, gave a most en-
joyablc party Friday evening In
honor OF their fifth wedding ami
Vcrsary.
The invitations were written on
tiny pieces of wood and the dscorH-
tions of Indian baskota and various
woodc curioa were especially APP
prnpriatc.
Cards and games amused the
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Dinner at Alvarado

Mr. and Mrs. Charles White gave
an informal dinner sunday evening
at the Alvarado hotel. Their guests
were MIR. and Mrs. T.. a. Vaughcy
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Kcim.
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Flr.t sIethedIsl Clurrll.

dornine servieo az follows:
Sunday school AZ sif5 a. m. AZ
1910 o'clock DR. Brown viii speak TO
the Sunday school.
Sermon az ~ o'clock ay the Rev.
n y. Hammond.
Special music Tor the morning SER
vice
Anthem: "If Ye Abide IN Me-"
CNevln); Solo. John u. F~aikonburs.
In the evening the Epworth league
will be led by Harry Frank.
The church service viii be a union
service IN the interest Of the Sunday
school. addressed by pr. brown.
Special music viii be furnished by
a chorus OF voices from the different
choirs Of tho city.
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Painting Glass Meets

The painting class ~ the Woman's
club enjoyed a pleasant morning
Wednesday with Mrs. n. l. Doolittle.
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Informal Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfold en-
tcrtaincd informally at dinner Thurs
day evening.
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Christian sclenre soicsy.

Christian Science services are held
IN the Woman's club building al the
corner OF seventh street aud Coli
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Gold and broadway Church Of Chri-i.

Bible school AT s;f5 a. M Lesson.
Genesis s0-Si, the Jealousy and tho
"Mizpeh' chapters. Memory text,
Genesis 3t;tg. Jehovah watch be-
tween me and thee when We are a3s
sent n from another"
W. A. Brown. missionary secretary
for the International sunday school
association. viii be present al the IL
a. m. hour and make the address.
Special notice to an menhers OF
the congregailon-Your presence at
the church - urgod for the morning
hour OF worship. A matter OF great
Importance 10 TO be submitted for your
consideration and decision.
Christian Endeavor - p. m.
"0ood News from the Mission Fields,7
Psalms SOILS, /,
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Phone I. Red Barn. All W. copper
Cor n~rBt-claas hacks and carriages
W. I. Trimbie a Co.
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In Honor Of Miss Barry

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. D. X. sut-
cHtfe entertained a fnW OF her
friends In honor Of her house guest,
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Miss Jennie Walsh, daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Luke Walsh. has some 10
Sierra Madre and san Diego, Califof
mia. 20 visit relatives and friends for
several weeks.
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Reverend ana Mrs Hugh Cooper
their sons. Lester aud Hush, their
nephew. Harold whitney OF Terre
Hante. Indiana. ana Misses Helen and
Mysi Hope expect 10 motor 10 inc
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-08-21
DOUBLE SPRINGS

Mr.. Albert Clayton, mother ano
farthe are here from the Delta
visiting friends and relatives. .axa
Ia very sad occasion happened t.
our midst ON last Saturday night
when the Death Angel visited the
home of our friend Mr.. Kinks.
and took his beloved wife, leaylng
60 his care twelve children, OF
which only one being married.
May he have the help OF Oul
Heavenly father to guide ana
protect him and his little ones.
The interment took place al
Double Springs Cemetery at 800
o'clock Sunday evening. The
burial services was conducted b,
Rev. Jack Watson.
Mrs. Bennie Asywelf is on th.
sick list this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-08-21
PRAYERS OF EUROPE
Meridian Dispatch

Meridian Dispatch
Three emperors in war-torn
Europe have asked their subjects
co 60 to a church of the God OF
Love and Peace. fall Oh the knees
and pray that He will bless their
several arms.
How grim the irony OF their re-.
quests! How like a page torn
from the feudal past!
Divine blessing on arms raised in
pride, panic and hate = raised no,
to do justice, not to assail wrong,
out to support arrogance, tyranny.
&But here is what you as an
American can do: -
ELF given to prayer, you can bend
dnees i'll profound Jhankfulness
that you live III a land of peace
and plenty, far from the reach vi
Ruthless militarism.
And, even though you do not
believe i'll prayer, you ought tU
teel thankful, anyhow.
AS a,natlon we have done well
20 keep out OF Europe's entahglins
alliances.
We have done well. exceedingly
well, TO teach our young lnen mol
co glory i'll battle and murder, hui
IN productive, helpful work.
Thus, as the foreign storm breaks
We are not only securely Sheltered,
out are ready to feed the famine
stricken and be as good Samaritans
20 the wounded.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-08-21
OSBORN

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Clark, of
Lake Cornsrant, are the guests of
Mrs. W. G. Love.
ikMiss Emily Love is visiting Mrs.
s. p. Nance of West Point,
Misses Sadie Fair, Julia aud
Annie McCrary, of West Point
were the guests of Mrs. j. S.
Gladney Tuesday.
Mrs. s. Z, Nance was visiting
here a few days this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. J II. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. w. q. Love and Master
VIM. Thompson were in West
Point Friday.
Mr.. Frank Gladney was with
home folks Sunday night.
Mrs. j. w. Love is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Eloise Giadney IS at home
this week.
Mr.. j. W. Love was in Stark
vile Monday.
Misses Annie Belle Hopkins,
Eloise and Mary G. Gladney were
visiting Miss Langford Monday
night.
Mr.. James Reese was visiting
here Sunday.
Mr.. w. l.. Gladney spent Sun.
day at home.
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson and her
son, is visiting Mrs. w. G. Love.
Mrs. Kate McGovetn, OF Acb er-
man, is visiting Mrs w. G. Love.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-08-21
READ this STATE
MENT OF FACTS
From w. +. Anders of 1925 Cleye-
land Street, Waco, Texas, who
is Employed by Hill & Campbell
Grocery Co.

| have been suffering with bilious
headaches and stomach trouble so
Dad could huiuly Keep on ny feet
but | was compelled TO work to
support my wife and family. One
of my customers advised me to
take GRlGSBY'S LIV-VEk LAX
and it woild cure me, and to my
wonderful surprise it has entirely
cured me. My physicians would
give me calomel, but heavens
knows, | would be sicker that ever,
and would have to lay off. ! have
no headaches and feel almost II
new person and know now my
troubld was my liser. am Civ.
ing it now to my children and |
see wonderful improvement.
LlV VEk-LAX helped me the first
day | took it, and is certainly a
working mans friend. Buy it
from j. L. KIRK. druggist, Stark
vile, Miss.