Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04

arrived last Wednesday from Baldwin, Kans., for visit with , relatives and friends.
 The out of town guests at the Van Meter-Dun away wedding were Mrs. c. P. Dunaway and Miss DunaWay of Kansas City, Misses Hortense Hite. Lutie Mae Stevens, and Thelma Hays, Mes danes Thomas Owen and Adam Lockard, Messrs. J. L. Bevins, Warren Dunaway and Garland Hurt. all of Newport, and Mrs. J. o. Powell of Texas.
 Mrs. Lillie Patterson and son, Tom, of Philadelphia stopped off here on their roturn from the Panama Exposition and tour of the west, last Tuesday, and are guests at the home of Mrs. Pat terson's mother, Mrs. R. J. Vim. Miss Alma joined them here yes terday. She stopped in St. Louis and Wynne for few days visit with friends.
 The camp meeting being con- ducted in the park pavilion by Rev. Robt. Selle of Little Rock started last Monday night. The attendance is increasing each night and much good is expected from this series of services. Good music is being furnished and en- thusiasm in the meetings is grow ing.
 Notice-When you renew to the Gazette have them mail me the votes. For renewals you get 5000 votes, for all new subscrib- CTS YOU get l1,CO0 votes, I am receiving votes from friends all over the state. 1 appreciate all the help l receive.
 Miss BerThell Quick.
 On next Friday eve
 The Reap Kools'' will receive,
 In d shady retreat
 Not easy to beat
 For the Ladies Helping Hand
 The best in the land. To see you. they will be delighted
 For you all are invited.
 So Come
 Wee folk, Big folk.
 Trooping all together.
 Come, Come, Come,
 And never mind the weather.
 Misses Ruth Best, Flossye and Marie Hanson and Ola Gibson, entertained Thursday evening July, 22, with a linen shower in honor of Miss Ruth Van Meter, bride elect, at the home of Mrs. R. L. Little. The entire house was decorated with ferns and golden glow. At eight o'clock about thir ty guests assembled. The guests of honor were the bride elect, her mother Mrs. Warren Van Meter, and sister, Mrs. Paul Herndon.
 The punch bowl was presided over by Misses Leila Overstreet and Mona Lewis, who handed out refreshing drinks to the guests during the evening. Miss Welton won the prize in an amusing contest. The bride elect was pre- sented with as many sealed en- velopes as there were guests, the envelopes containing favo- rite recipe from each guest not to be opened till on her wedding journey.
 The color scheme of yellow and white was effectively carried out in the refreshments of brick ice cream and angel cake.
 The bride elect was piloted to one corner of the room where huge spider web was woven of yellow and white cord and' a package tied in each web. She pro ceeded amidst much merriment to unweave the web and secure the gifts of many beautiful pie ces of linen.
 All kinds of silks and Palm Beach cloth 35 in. wide, sale price 24c per yd. at the Leader.
 Two great railroads are con- stantly calling on the Springfield Business College for graduates of the Telegraph Course for op- orators and station agents, Ever y chance for promotion and work sure. Beats going to Kansas harvest fields every summer. Write J, A. Taylor for special cataiog. How would a steady job and good salary look to our young men?
 Banquet Tea, large cans BOG
 :" ; small cans 15c