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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-11
GAIN DUE TO SMALL NORTH
4. WEST RECEIPTS AND Ap.
VANCE AT LIVERPOOL,
FARMERS HOLDING
BACK BEST GRADES
Pred1etians Of Unsettled Colder
Weather Have Builish Influence on
Market For Cor-Oats Show Ten
dency to Bulge In Sympathy With
Other Grain.

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Wheat developed
fresh strength today as result Of
northwest receipts being small and be-
cause OF an advance az Liverpool. The
arrivals at Minneapolis and Duluth
were less than half the total on the cor
responding day a week ago. Besides
farmers in the domestic winter crop
territory seemed to be continuing TO
hold back their best grades. Opening
prices, which ranged from u al cent
to 2021s cents higher, with December
at 1.o3 to 1.04, and May at 1.04 to LOS,
were followed by material upturn.
Corn.
Predictions of unsettled colder
weather had bullish effect on corn.
The market also influenced by the
wheat strength. After opening Is to 3
up, prices made substantial addi-
tional gain.
Oats showed a tendency TO bulge
with other grain. Trade, tho, was light.
Provisions.
Higher prices for hogs carried pro-
visions upgrade. Sellers were scarce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-11

Rance of Prices.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton. grain
merchants, over % East Main street.
Phone 6S,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12

Hall 10 sweet strains OF mu<ic and the
tripping OF the light f-~'s~tic toe. which
lasted from I'LL y O'Clock. when they
taken their departure frr home. The
dance was attended by quite . few Of our
'sdies and gentlemen. headed by our
Own popular DIR. W. Ii A Barnett.
While in the city DIR. and Mn. Hilton
we're the pleasant guests Of Miss Mary
Robinson and DIR. and Mrs q y
Marshall portion OF the time during
their short stay.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Finger Of Scorn" To
Be Rendered In
Keystone

The popular play, The Finger of
Scorn," will be rendered at the Hippo
drome Theatre in Keystone Friday night.
March 10th, by a capable colored COM
pany Of Kimhall. The play was recently
given in KimbalI before a packed house,
and 90 well did each acquit his or her
self that every one went away prsising
the mastery manner in which the play
ers handled the deep laid plot of the
piece
The same clever company will present
THE Finger Of Scorn" At the Hipp here
next Friday night, and q packed house
OF both white and colored persons will
be expected. Street bills will be dis
tributed announcing the price. Don't
forget to avail yourself Of this opportuni-
ty TO see a good show, and a special in
vitation is extended 10 the public-both
white and colored.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
YOU CAN CONQUER.
CONSTIPATION

Sentanel Laxative Tablets will
do II for you. And they'll make
you feel great. because they are a
blood tonic. as well as a laxative;
they clean out and clear I'D the
system just q bit better than any
other laxative. Sentanels don't
stop when they have rid the bow
els and intestipes OF their trouble.
They go on They cleanse and
purify the blood. and In that way
add vigor and strength 10 every
organ and muscle OF the body.
That's the reason for our state
ment that Sentanels are more
than just a csthartic.
Sentanels work painlessIy. They
are an all-vegetaDle compound.
put up I'm tablet form and sugar
coated. Not a BIT OF calomeI In
them. 30 you need fear no nasty
after-enects that 90 often follow
the taking Of that drug
Have your druggist send you q
box OF Sentanels tonight. 10 dose.
for q dime. Try them. IN they
don't come az 20 your expecta-
lions We will give you your money.
Insist on getting Sentanels. n
your druggist. for some reason.
should not handle them and will
not get them for you. We viii be
glad to fll your order By mail
The Sentanel Remedies Co. Cine.
Covington. Ky.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
ITEMS
AND OUT Of.
TIGG1Xk AGffEESS::

Ms. Perkins, OF Klmball, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mn. @. NJ. Morton, Of
Roanoke. were the guests OF DIR. and
Ms- J. b. Webb in this city Wednes-
day.
Mp. Mamie l.. WhItrico spent . few
days st home in Williamson with her
better half. DIR. J. NJ. whittico.
Mrs. J. II. Bveu. OF Knoxville. Tenn.
who has been visiting Rev and Mrs. X.
p. johnson in Kimball for several days,
left Tuesday morning of this week for
her home.
Editor NJ. T. Whittico is on the sick
list again this week, suffering of tonsil-
tits.
DIR. r. c. Harrison, of Kimball, who
has been sick for nearly three months,
has recovered sufficient to he able to be
seen IN Keystone on business. His many
friends rs well - his large number of
patients welcome him to his post Of duty
and hope for him Q thorough return to
health and usefulness.
Miss Mary Robinson and Editor and
Mn. Whittico attended the Finger of
Scorn" play NJ the First Baptist Church
in Kimbsll Monday night.
Mrs. Minnie Mullins of Superior Was
visiting Mrs Ieola Pinkard Sunday at
Vivian.
Rev. q. W. Woody Of Kimball and
pastor Of Rock Hill Baptist church made
hasty business trip TO Northfork and
on bic way back stopped OIL short while
in Keystone He called at the Times
Office.
Our old friend Edd Hairston of wilcoe
was atteding to some important business
in Keystone Tuesday.
Mrs. Lula B. Wight of Gary
was in the city Monday on her
way to Northfork.
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THE FINGER OF SCORN"
Was A Brilliant Performance At
First Baptist Church In KimbalI.
Event Was Social and Financial
Success.

Last Tuesday evening Was one long to
he remembered by the people Of Kimball
and vicinity. A company composed OF
some Of the most popular citizens Of this
thrifty and rapidly growing little town
presented the four act comedy THE
Finger Of Scorn" u cultured and en-
thuasstic audience which filled the FIr-t
Baptist church from the pulpit 10 the
doors.
This play IL comedy in four paris
The leading roles were played by Mis-
q. A. Whittico and Prof. r. VI. Crag-
bead who were well supported by q good
strong company. The play centers
around the heroine. Irene Arnold. whose
father bad been sent 10 prison. To e.
cape the annoyance and Disgrace oc-
cssfoned y her fathers conviction, she
left home and located in q strange town
where nothing Of her past lite Was known
Here she was received in the home Of
Rev. Philip Dorchester. q big. kind,
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hearted Episcopalisn minister. As an,
wss . cultured and refined woman, Rev
Dunchestsr did not pry into her past
shortly aiter=s-n Der father escaped from
prison aud made bis nay 70 where hi,
daughter ~As- Upon finding his daugh
Ter he demanded that she secrets HIN, ..
he wss being pursued, aud reluctantly
she consented and he was hidden In .
small room in the rectory Rev. Dun
che~ter MAS advised of the situation and
decided 10 aid her in hiding HIM.
In the meanwhile large reward had
been Offered for the capture Of the fngi-
tive and officers everywhere were search
ing for him. Knowing the strong at
tschment between Miss Arnold and her
father, Norman Weir. a famous detssr-
tive. decided her father would make his
way ~here his daughter was. Weir To-
cats-d the daughter and Was introduced
10 her and Others ~ "A gentleman of
leisure
He propo-ssl Ia Miss Arnold hut she
having discovered his real mission. in
dign.ntly rrj~rted him. lie Threatened
"a lind her father AMI return him u
prison unless she so,rpt.~i him. tut she
deted him. The detective and other
officers tracked him to the r-ctory. hut
were ingeniously thrown OIL the track.
They subsequently located the fugitive
IN the rectory, but just AS they attempt
to arrest him, being fatally in. he er-
pired. The play Was enlivenei 10y the
comic courtship Of "Isess" and Richard
Heritage. NJ. d., Mrs. Pickens a To-
quacious and meddlesome busy body and
Aunt Blna, - conical colored servant.
Between the acts the audience Was de-
lightfully entertained ny the "orchr--
ira" Madame W. ID. johnson i'm her
own inimitable way presided at the piano
while MIR. George Griffin. of Chicago.
accompanied her with the mandolin. lie
played the most difficult -eleStions with
a remarkable technique and simply cap
tvated the entire audience.
Miss q. A. whittico rendered the
popular song ADAM She pos-s--.-- a
rich soprano voice Of great rangr which
she has under excellent control. Her
Was one Of the stellar numbers ON
the program. The play WAS concluded
with lullaby. which Wa repeatedly Ell
cored- Miss G.. A. Whittico ~ Irene
Arnold, Mr-. Lucy Brown a. Mrs Pick
ems. Prof. r. NJ. Craghead as Norman
IL A
Heritage, Mr.. J. n. Page AZ Rev Ihil-
liP Dunchet-r. Mrs. Mamie ~eay A.
Be-s, all exhibited real histrionic ability
and are deserving Of special mention.
Quite n number oi visitors were present,
among them were Mrs. VI. T. Whtri~.,.
Miss Mary Robinson and w ~. Harris
Of Keystone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Goodwill

Sunday was our regular day
for services. Rev. K. G. Hol-
COMB, our much beloved pastor.
preached two able and instruc-
tive sermons.
On last Friday the grim mon
ster death visited this place and
claimed Mrs Queeny Washing
ton. She leaves q daughter. one
son and five sisters TO mourn
her death.
CaIlie Andrews, K. B. Fitch
and Mrs. Smith are on the sick
the sick list.
Mrs. b V. Carson OF Free.
man was a pleasant visitor here
Sunday.
Subscriber.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
FREEMAN NEWS

Mrs Harper of Coal.iale Was buried
here last Friday evening. A large crowd
OF Brsmwell and Simmons attended.
Mr.. Dalton got hurt very badly in the
mines by falling slate.
Rev. A. w. Randolph is still Oh the
sick list.
Mrs. Dickerson has been on the slck
Inst but is much better now.
Miss Ruth Staples Of Freeman VA
visiting her friend, Miss Halle Owens,
Graham, Va. She has returned home
sgain.
Mrs. Il. V.Carson, who has i.een visit
ing relatives at Goodwill returned home
Monday.
The boys and girls OF this town are at
tending the theatre each night.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
NEGRO SAVES
PERKlNS's LIFE

PALM BEACH. Fla. March 10
George w. Perkins. partner of the late
j. Z. Morgan. Was rescued from drown
ing yesterday morning. when the boat cap
sired I'M the Saint Lucie inlet, near
stuart. Florida Mr.. Perkins might have
drowned. hut for the expert swimming Of
. Negro fisherman. who battled against
heavy waves and succeeded in landing
HIM on q ssndhar at the inlet The boat
turned over when il Was caught in a
trough of the waves. Mr.. Perkins Was
taken To his house after his escape. IL
ws reported today that he bad suffered
no Ill effects from his experience.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
DR.. And Mrs. Hilton
Royalty Entertained

DIR. and Mrs. J.. A. Hilton, Of WiIcoe.
we're in the city Saturday visiting their
many friends; their first trip 10 Keystone
since they were married q short time
ago, snd are still enjoying their honey
moon. They were royalty dined at din
ner by the popular host and ho-te--, DR..
and Mrs. W. Vernsl Bridgeford, and .
wholesome, 81 well ss sumptuous repast
rs served, embracing all the delicacie-
Of the sesson. Ia the evening the happy
couple were entertained in Calhoun
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Death Of Mrs. F. j.
Harper

After several months lin 50
Mrs. +. J. Harper OF Coaldale
ceased TO struggle with THE life
aud in obedience to The manda tes
OF that unmerciful and unkind
s,emy 20 L.. snoercs...-, Sc
gave up her place at the head Of
the home IS q mother and wife
aud calmly obeyed the summon
OF death on Wednesday. March
3rd. Her remains were taken to
the cemetery st Sim mons for in
terment. The neral was
preached at Bluestone Baptist
church on Friday by Rev. X II.
McKoy. d. d. A. large crowd
witnessed the occasion. She was
q mem Der in good standing with
the Golden Rule association, and
leaves five children and a hus
band TO mourn her death. The
com munity, the church and So
ciety generally will miss her be-
cause she was active and earnest
in all that she did or had tn do.
Mrs. Harper was loving wife.
psinstsking mother and a useful
woman 10 the community.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Another Death Claim
Paid Off

Rev. r Fl. McKoy. President
of the G. K. B. & E A. passed
through the city of Keystone
Monday on his way to Ecknan
where he paid OF death claim
of Rev. Dink Digs. The claim
was paid at the Wingfeld Bap-
tist church in the presence of q
very large crowd OF spectators.
He gave an able, forceful and
practical talk on the merits of
the institution, its far reaching
effects and the .asting good be-
ing accomplished by the society
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
NOTICE!

The Bluestone Baptist Sunday school
Union will hold ln 18th annual
session with the Memorial Baptist Church
OF Switchback, w. Va, April IL, 1915.
Rev j. w. Crockett, pasto-.
We are asking that every church lie re-
presented in this meeting with a good re-
Presentation fee. with as much ~ $40 I'D.
az We want 70 make il one OF the greatest
meetings known in the history Of the
Unior.
Miss MAMIE l.. WATKINS
Secretary
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Golden Rule

The Executive Com mittee met
in their regular monthly meeting
Saturday and heard the monthly
reports as made by General Sec
rotary G. s. Miller. which show
ed that there was great cause for
the continual hope of the asso-
citation as the leading fraternal
and business organization In this
state. The report showed that
two death claims had been paid
and that the business conditions
generally we're in Q heathful
state. Those present at the
meeting were Messrs. p. w
White. w. NJ. Jefferson, G. S.
Miller and Re7. X. II. McKoy.
Rev. X. W. Hill OF Princeton
visited the office Thursday and
Rev. w. @. Clements visited US
on Friday. Each one brings good
news OF the growing strength
and confidence in the merit OF
this institution.
Work on the new Office build
ing is progressing nicely and
with a little more favorable
weather it will be ready for &C.
cupancy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
HONORRO[L


Eighth Grade. E. l. Ram. Teacher
Attendance: Jeannesss Morns. Lsrus
Epps. Charlie L. Penn. George Bsdeett
Oivics: Charlie l.. Penn Physiology
Robert O. Berry. Spelling: Georvs
Badsees.
Seventh and Sixth Grades, Mis- Alleeu
Oannady. Lorens Simpson, Audrey Tsy.
lor. Gladys Taylor. 10 Allen, Alex
Jones, Msrcelius cod Mutt') Broadly,
wsde Anderson, Adolphus Simpson.
General Excellence: Lorena Simpson.
Msdrline Marshall. Walker Clay. Aritb-
mesic: Marcellus cod Muts') Broadly.
Daisy shepherd. Ellen Cannadsy. Isabel
johnson History: Wsde Anderson.
Adolphus simpson
Fifth Grade, Mu. Annie r. Abbott,
Tsachsr.-Assendancs Hunter John
son. Robert Mansfield, Ha, rison Hair
ton. John Goode, Mary Dodson, Kizziah
Dodson. General Excellence: John
Goode, Olivia Coleman, Ada stubble-
field. Arithmetic: Joseph Graft, Will
liam Smith. Robert Aans6eld. Lonnie
Coleman. Geography: Anabel Jack
con, Cora Benton, Denler Hairston.
Mile Graft. Hygiene: Daisy Fraylen.
Hunter Johnson.
Fourth Grade, Mu Elmira F. Young.
Teacher. Wesley Clay,
Latham Keller, VIM. Jackson. Lille
Powen, Bessie Thompson. May Mar
shall, Norrins Pettross, EuIa Powers,
Willie Sawyer. Arithmetic: Mary Dod-
con, Kizziah Dodson. James Scott. Hy-
Giene: Mamie Witcher, Sallie Cottr>ll,
Roberta Smith Geography: Leons
Hall, Dsrce Sawyer, Mitchell Pendle-
ton.
Third Grade, Miss @. l.. Sinkford,
Teacher. - Attendance: Joseph Law,
Esther Penn, Thelma Coleman, James
Toiliforro. General Excellence: Dan
Powers, Thelma Coleman. Marhall
Hsirston, Joseph Law, Essie Galloway,
Eveiy- Bell. Arithmetic: Verona Simp-
son. John Reid, Walter Pinkhard, An
drew Campbell. Engiish: Ira Mans
field. Verona Simpson, Ethel Lipscomb,
Alfred Robinson, Rufus Hughes. Spell
ing: Father Penn, Ira Mansfield. Una
Clowden.
Second Grade, Ms. n. l.. Whittico,
Teacher Ornie Anthony,
Robert Holland, Viola LOFTS, Cora Con-
nor, Susie McClain. General Excellence:
Edward Glenn, Joshua Hairston, Jimmie
Witcher, John Erwin, Bessie Coats
Numbers: Arizona Love, Berta Robin
on, Delphi Patterson, James Coleman.
Reading: Viola Lofts, Beatrice Joyce,
Susie McClsin, Willie Holmes.
First Grade. MD. Elizabeth Lord,
Substitute Teacher.-Report not given.
Second and Flint Grades, (Annex),
Mr. Helen M. James, Teacher.-At-
tendance: Russell Conner, Cleopatra
Cannaday. Reading: Nettie Powers.
Ernestine Redd, Bernice Thompson
Penmanship: Gladys Lybrook, vernal
Moore. Nellie Hsrris.
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February. about o'clock D. m, the
death 81 entrv~-i the door Of ell thai
wss mortal ,n Mr. Eide Oarssr Dodson
and conveyed her spirit bssf % God
who gave It, Mrs. Dsdson wss born q
Pr~ssons. Henry County. Va, March
2nd, ls52. she wss IN smiabls woman !;
bad acquired much intelliesnce- Though
sbs We . life-lone sufursr, che was al
ways pleasant and had . smile and word
Of cheer for everyone with whom abe
came in contact At IN early age she
was Married 20 Mr.. s..-s - a - = -
died about IL years ago. To this union
were born seven boys and two girls.
both Of the girls being Scotia girls.
One Of them Mis Ida Belle Dodson,
who 10 . graduate Of Scotia Seminary,
has several years been . teacher in the
public schools Of Virginia; for six years
she was one OF the able instructor of the
Chestnut Knob Graded School. She 10
teacher Of the Young Mems Bible Clas
of Holmes Memorial Presbyterian sun
day School. She Mas at the bedside Of
her mother during her last Hines. Ms.
Dosison united with Holmes Memorial
Presbyterian Church Nov. 3. 1889; but
on account OF her health she WAS not
able 70 attend church regularly, but her
whole life seemed TO have been one worth
initiating. To know her Was to love her.
A. wife and mother she Wa loving and
true; - . neighbor. kind and obliging.
She leaves IN ag~d mother, . brother. q
son, two daughter, Q foster daughter,
i've grandchildren and host of relatives
and friends To mourn their los. Her
funeral was preached 1t the home in
Chestnut Knob by her pastor. Rev. J. A.
Davis, sssisted BY Rev. q. = Watkins,
pastor OF Grace Presbyterian church,
Msrtinsville, Va Rev. Davis spoke very
touchinsly from Rev. 5:l7, "God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears" Hymns, "Abide
With Me-" Safe In The Arms of
Jesus" Only Remembered and 81
Would Not Live Away were sung dur
ing the services. The interment took
place in the family buryine place At
the grave Rev. Watkins read the Goth
Psalm.
Where's, an all wise and unerring
Father has removed from our midst our
faithful friend, and
Whereas, we realize that We all must
pass from time to eternity, therefore. lie
il resolved,
LIST. That we bow in humble submls-
sion to Him who doeth ali thines well.
2nd. That we shall cherish the name
of Mrs. Efhe @. Dodson, and strive TO
emulate be, worthy example of patience
3rd. That we tender to her bereaved
family our deepest sympathy in this their
dark hour. and that We commend them
to the care of our Heavenly Father who
- too wise TO err and too merciful to
affiict beyond our endurance
4th- Thet q copy OF these resolutions
be sent 20 the bsreaved family, . copy
aent TO the Africo'' and q copy sent 70
The Mcdowell Times for publication.
Dearest sister, thou hast left MS:
No more. here, thy face well see;
But we know some day we'll meet thee
Where porting will never be.
A voice We loved is silent;
A frame % dear 10 STILL
A place il vacant in our midst,
Which never can be filed.
Respectfully submitted.
MRS. J. A. HEREFORD,
Ridgewsy. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Order Of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA:
Al Rules held in the Clerks Ole. Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County
on the first Monday ia FEBRUARY. 1914.
Myrs Hollie.
". In Chsnoery
Luther Hollie,
Defendent
TIE object a this suit Il b obtain
from the defendent ~ the plaintiff q
divorces.
A VINCUI.O MATRIMONII
And Il appearing from an affidavit now
on hle with the papers In this cans, that
the deieTdent - nonresident Il the
state of West Virgins; IL - therefore
ordered that the said defendant do ap-
PEAR sf the Clerks Once II the Circuit
Court Of Mcdowell County within one
month from the date 81 the hrsf publica-
tim Of this order, and do what l. nece--
sary ~ protect his interest herein.
And Il u further ordered that q COPY
Il this order be published once q week
for four Successive weeks In some news
paper tn Mcdowell County, and that q
copy Of the same Re posted sf the front
door Of the court house Of Mcdowell
County for twenty days before decree q
rendered
A copy. TrsAs:::
". BURBRID0R PAYNE. Osuk
- L go p. @
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MASONIC
RECEPTION
A Brilliant Affair, Ladies Presest.
Musical and Literary
Program.

At the sound of sweet strains
OF music a select crowd of Will
liamson's citizens assembled It
Odd Fellows hall on last Friday
night TO enjoy the splendid re-
past given by the Masons. Ii
has been the custom among the
mem bers OF this order here TO
give banquet or reception once
every year, Heretofore only
men have been invited to attend.
but this year they broke away
from their ancient custom and
extended a cordial welcome to
the ladies'. With the idea in mind
that the ladies' would be present
the ommittee set itself to work
to prepare an extra grand affair.
The committee OF arrange meut
took special pans To have every
thing suitable for the occasion
and everybody seemed anxious
and ready To assist in whatever
way they could. Even nature
seemed interested; as proof -she
gave up from her mountain
sides. palms. cedar, holly and
other green's To beautify the hall
for the reception Of the fair
ones"
The tables were neatly arrang-
ed I'm sort Of obIong shape, and
very tastefully decorated. Other
decorations adorned the center.
In short the whole effect as one
came IN was exceptionally pleas
ing.
A musical and literary program
was rendered. Prof. Dawson
trained few select voices which
entertained the splendid assem-
bly, for forty-hve minutes with
classic and comic selections.
Miss Vanola Spencer accompan-
led at the piano. After the mu-
steal program the subject of
Woman's Suffrage" was dis
cussed by j. ii. Love. after which
Mr.. Campbell and DR.. Whittico
made hve minute speeches on
the same subject. To the delight
of all. The latter caused a great
deal OF laughter when, in giving
the physiological difference be-
tween man and woman. he said
that I'm man, the nerve supplying
the tongue devides of in two
branches at base Of tongue, while
the same nerve IN woman branch
es oil into from twelve 10 twenty
four branches that's why a wo-
mans tongue can't be controlled.
The following menu was serv-
ed.
Pickles Olivas
Chicken ala Masons
Dressing
Potato Salad Mayonaise
Hot Chocolate
Coco Cola Ginger Ale
Ice cream Nabico
Fruit.
Young maidens we're present
with all the beautiful trim mings
OF evening gowns. leaning upon
the arm OF gallant young men.
Each lady wore bunch OF car
nations while every man had
pinned 70 his button hole asingls
flower. The orly seeming hand
leap was the roposition OF lights.
The city power house burnt down
Thursday night leaving the city
IN darkness. A few bright lamps
were collected which proved very
satisfactory. Even IL no lamps
had been procured we would not
have Deen entirely in the dark
ness, for the brilliant, dazzling
sparkle Of the dark brown and
black eyes OF the fair ones would
have shed a rich and mellow light
sufficient for two rooms the sizs
Of the hall room. Well, every
thing was rich and fine, and there
ain't no use in talking, we had
one scrDmptuous time"
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DEATH OF MRS.
EFAE CARTER O0DSON
At CHESTNUT KNOB, VIRGINIA

Within the past few months we have
been called frat TO one and then TO an
other burrying ground on account Of the
death OF some friend or relative in our
community. While we do not question
Gods dealings with His children, know
ing HE goodness TO them, Jet it is sad
for ne 10 acknowledge that on the 4th OF