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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
PERSONALS

Miss Merritt Nutter returned home
Wednesday evening from Jane Lew,
where she was a guest OF her aunt
Mrs. A. w. Rhoades.
Miss Nellie Rumble, OF wheeling, Is
visiting Miss katherine Henderson, OF
the Lyon apartments.
Miss Cornelai Basel returned TO
Deer Park Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Highland and
children went Wednesday evening to
Deer Park, Md.
Mrs. Earle Neale, of Parkersburg' Is
a guest of friends in the city.
Miss Agnes McGregor. of Hamilton,
o.. is visiting Mss Katherine Brown
on Chestnut street
Miss Katherine Powell, OF Parkers.
burg, is visiting Miss Virginia Brent
at her home on Lee street. !.
T Earle Neal, of Parkersburg, u
a business visitor mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mack OF
Pennsboro, are visitors In the CITY.
o. w. o. .Hardman. of Middle
bourne. is transactinS business mere
w. M. Miller is here from Far
kersburg on a few days visit.
George p! Morgan, OF Parkersbure,
is city visitor.
F. p Meats and son, OF ParKers-
burg. are visitors here. .
G. R. Martin. of Parkersburg. Is
: y j. J. Clark, of Morgantown. IS
here on brief visit.
u. o. Poe is here from Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Drs1as- THE PARSONS sOUDERS COMf14NY
p ii. Anderson, Of Friendly, 10 I

P. n. Anderson. OF Friendly. Is 9
city business visitor
F. G. Brown. of Jane Lew. was 9
a business visitor here Thursday.
II. B. Newhouse. of Newburg. is
,transacting business here.
R. II. Williams. of Dola, was g
visitor here Thursday.
F. R. Yoke is here from Weston.
John Moore. clerk at the Hotel
Gore, has returned from vacation
spent at Falls. Grant county
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. ogden have
returned from New York and other
eastern cities where they spent ten
days on a purchasing visit.
Lloyd P. souders, of the Parsons
Souders store. has returned from
New York and other points In the
East where he purchased goods for
the store.
Leo p Caulaeld, deputy sheriff.
will go to Atlantic City tonight to
spend his vacation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Rooseberries. three tab1espoonfuls
sugar. third crea mwafer biscuits.

I1ooseberrfes. three tab1espoonfuls
sugar. third crea mwafer biscuits.
Method Stew the gooseberries un-
til tender and rub through seive.
Add the sugar and the cream whipped
tightly. Stir all carefully together
and pile the mixture in custard glass
es with waters stuck In eacn.
Gooseberry Dumplings QNarter
spoonfuls beef suet. water to mix, one
pint goseberries, two tablespoonful
sugar.
Method the suet crust
carefully and line some small cups
with this rolled thinly. Fill these
with goseberries and sweeten with SUI
gar. Cover each with q round OF
suet and tie down with creased paper.
steam these for an hour and serve
turned out on hot dish.
lt =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
st. Johns Club

The st. Johns Club, an auxiliary
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church at
Stealey Heights. held a profitable
and pleasurable meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George w. Bland on Charter street.
These industrious girls are much in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Camping Party Brealss 90.

Rolla W. Jones, secretary of the
Elks' lodge, returned Wednesday
night from Centralia. where camp
Ing party from Clarksburg had just
broken camp, and he went to Allan
tic City Thursday. Other members
OF the camping party were William
Leachman, Campbell Osborn, John
Newton and Charles Clark. They
went to Webster Springs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Sn,au Card Party.

Mrs. Henry Alexander entertained
very informally but very attractively
at a smaII card party from to .
clock Thursday afternoon. The
guests were asked to meet Mrs. Hunter
n. MOSS, Of Washington. Auction
bridge was played at three tables and
during the afternoon ices were re-
freshingly served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
PAPER DOILKS

10 announce that the chief articles
desired are table linen, chfnaware,
knives, forks and spoons for the din
ing room. Through the efforts of
members, a sufficient quantity of
kitchen ware has already been OBJ
tanned. The shower is to be held
from s until 1880 O'Clock Saturday
evening and the association hopes to
have all its friends in attendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12

terested in the new church and spent
the time sewing on quilt which they
will sell at Thanksgiving time, and
the afternoon was as full of pleasant
~ as an afternoon can be when a
lot of girls get together. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Lees on Mil
ford street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Elaborate Reception.

In honor of Miss Beatrice Foulk, OF
wfininghton, Della, and Miss Grace
Phillips of Reading. Pa. Miss Amy
Tetrtck and Miss Edith Heavier enter
tanned a. number of tneir friends at q
very elaborate reception from to 10
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
home of Miss Tetrick on Clay street.
The floral decorations OF the rooms
were obtained in sunset roses, cosmos.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
For Nrs Moss.

Complimentary to Mrs. Hunter n.
Moss, of Washington, Mrs. Joseph
Wetherell will entertain few friends
at cards very Informally from 8 to .
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
To Re Hostess,

Mrs. Harvey F. Smith will be hos
tess from 8 to 5 O'Clock Friday after
noon of the Five Table Card Club in
her home on Philippi street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
For Visitor.

Misses Reba. and Bessie Cohen en-
tertained a recent evening in honor
of Miss Dorothy Click, of Cleveland,
mart of the evening and refreshments
were served in japanese style on the
porch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
PulssOIls-S0 llde1s
lese Are Greaf Days For A Great s. ore No22
sWi1do1D Shades

6 it. long, Sc in. wide IN
white, olive green and dark
green, 25ceach.
z it. long, sc In. wide, white
. #. long, SO in. wide, olive
green, SOC.
green, SOC.
Mounted on Hartshorn rollers
q 1T. long, SO In. wide s 90
q 1T. long, AZ in. wide so
q 1T. long, 45 In. wide LILO
q 1T. long, 48 in. wide 80. l-25
z it. long, 81 In. wide l-5o
q #. long, 63 in. wide 200
The best oil goods in all
standard colors, mounted on
best Hartshon rollers.
Special attention to con-
tract wosk. Estimates given,
tract work. Estimates given,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
For the shower.

So many persons have INQUIRED
about, the needs of the Young Won
ans Christian Association in con-
nection with the shower it is to hold
Saturday evening that the president.
Miss Mamie Lowe. asks the Telegram
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
CannD to Meet.

Nathan Cor camp No. 4. Of the
Sons of Veterans. will hold an impor-
tant meeting at O'Clock Friday
evening in the Grand Army hall In
the Cor building. A full attendance
lis desired
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
Picnic by Moodmen.

The Smithburg lodge of Woodmen
of the World has arranged to hold a
big picnic Saturday August 81. on
the old mill lot above Smithburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
True Values
Social and Personal

ITEM. for this department They may sent
eephoned teephones
167 Y. Owing limitations and press
items sometimes found on page
continuation of this department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
ParsO5ls-s S0ude1s
! gea1 10 -
Mw Iaea Hntie
CT ILl[ElA

Nothing adds more to dignity and refinement OF
the dinner party than fine China. What IS g Wepfe-
one said the writer time ago he would sooner
have ham sandwich served properly than 10 nave an
elaborate poorly served Here IS an opportunity 10
fine dinner service at rock boItona prices
service IN white and gold Royal Bavarian China,
$4,000 for hundred piece set
service in cream and gold treatment with matt gold
handles, $4,000 for hundred-pece set
service dainty pink rose border, gold lined,
matt gold handles Theodore Haviland $1,000 for hum
dred piece set.
service in Havilands white and gold Ransom de-
sign. $1,000 for hundred-piece set
service in Havilands Clover pattern gold
matt handles, $3.50 for a hundred-plece set
service in Theodore Havilands St. Albin design,
$43. 90 for a hundred-piece set
service in heavy coin incrustation the famous B.
& H. Limogese China $125O0 for hundred-pece service
service in beautiful conventional design, gold
& H China, $5525 for service
service in a beautiful border gold traced, B.
a H Lmogese China $8075 for hundred=piece service
A pink rose border of Bavarian China, gold traced
$3.50 for a hundred-plece set
a white and gold service in B. & H China $62.27 for
hundred piece service.
A pink rose border with outer border of gold and
black B. & h Lmogese China 90 fora hundred-plece
service.
"A white and gold domestic service $3.50 for hun
dred-piece service
A white and gold domestic service with matt gold
handles, $500 for a hundred-plece set
"A number of pink rose designs in domestic ware
$1,000 for a hundred-piece set
about 40 open stock to select
FROM where you can make your selection and buy
what YOU want One of the most complete china depart
1nents in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12

Joel wher did you get them nice
fresh oysters so early In the season? 2
You can get them at Smithy's Restaur-,
ant, Pike street-Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12
IT'S Safe to Use Sterno
Canlled Hent

Heats water, milk, soups
and other articles The most
convenient and safe method OF
preparing solid or liquid foods
quickly.
flame is solid, cannot leak or
spill. needs no wick, lights at
the touch ola match and is put
out as quickly.
The Sterno Stove consists of
a highly polished, nickel
plated, rust proof boiler,
stand and can of Sterno
Canned Heat 1t is one of the
handiest utensils to have in
the house or to take with you
while travelling, touring or
camping and costs but SOC
complete. 81
Extra cans of Sterno, 10c.
See it Demonstrated at oar
Store.
PAPER DOILIES
Why spend money on laun-
dry bills for doilies when you
can buy these handsome doll
les, 25c for Sc. Easement
Floor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12

,ss is

final let 90 Of all Grass Rugs prices which VIII
means a great saving to the house wife
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-12

a number Of pink rose desl
$1,000 for hundred-piece set
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
Autumn fashions point to the

~ENTATTvE fashions point popularity Of the
full skirt While they still stage which
the theatrical describe tryouts applied
20 their earliest theatrical productions there
believe that the universal oneece
has characteristics favor explaining why It has
friends and advocates. place has the
No multiplicity Of bands straps heavy bengs and
eacherous snaps No impatient waiting escort
while the herself drive as when she
must carefully blouse then carefully skirt
over It, then struggle with complex Jacket
The three pictured page silhouette
which we may expect in the Autumn gowns you win OBJ
all piece.
The blue net with the long generally girsh
eject kind Of harbnger Of the threshold
We stand II has semful skirt waist fulness
and long sleeves But the onepece effect apparent II may
be regarded a herald OF the Fan fashions
So Of the costume of checked taea This h
modified Princess with the pocket effect that is one
OF the marks OF the Autumn scheme Like the dress
OF BLUE net this has de though this weghtier
garment the girde OF patent leather gown built of
blue checked taea with apron lighter shade
Of silk is filed in with embroidered het the soft pro
tectins cuffs the material skirt is also mod
erately full
chiffon velvet dinner provides the slightest covering
OF mesh coiored mane the shoulders
Win draped double nounce Of embroidered
cnous OF the lace with centres OF purple velvet arranged
conventional design OF crushed blossoms above the
noune and down the front Of hegOwn adding the old
quantness OF enect The soft wide gde
hne Wnere gdles will be visible this purple
white plaid. - - F' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05

ADY DUFF-CORDON, the famous Lucille" Of London and
foremost creator of fashions the world, writes each week
the fashion article for this newspaper. presenting all that
and best in styles for wel-dressed women
Lady Duff Gordon, Paris establishment bring her into close touch
with that centre of fashion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

SenItern er3Gblte bon ben porhan0e-
men @eloporrdtben uno rei5tc Die De.
gebrli6feit Der Soriibergeben0en,
l1mmtlid)e Seniter maren pielmebr
our6 CRIME Sorieber Dor ieOem ilell-
glertgen glid gepabrt.
Sn elmer longen Sludt BON 3im.
mern, oeren S6iiren ofien ltonoen,
iaBen iorgidltig gefleibete 1ltere uno
Iiingere Serren an Soppelplllten en-.
Jig iiber tire arbeit gebeugt. 8e.
odmpft fiel oas S%onnenlift ourG
Die obern Seniterifeiben, man borte
nihts ais Oas ariseln Der Seoern
lnb baS Summen ein3elner Slieaen,
Die tros aler 9oriidt bod ibren @eg
in oieies moblbebiitete Heid geflunoen
batten.
WlIBte elmer ser aomptoriitcn lid)
bon ieinem Site erbeben, INN einen
ginblif IN Die an Den @Gnoen aui.
gebangten &urs5ettel 81 tbun ooer
ems Der Bidder berbei5uholen, 10
ging er leiie, uui Den 3eben, Inn
moglifIt merig 8erGuih SIT perilrs
laden; batte elmer an Den anbern cine
Srage 81 ritten, ie gelhab Dies i'm
6liiIterton, lInb in gleider @Seiie
mlroe Die Mntport ertheilt.
Sorgten Die Glteren Erofuriiten
ltno guhbolter oafiir, oaB IN Dem
gontgci6dit bon y&onitontin Sell
oorf" al5eit Elm ieincr. Gorncbmbcit
nno Veoelltrltg angemeiiener, gcbal-
tener 2on berrifte, 10 befleiBigtc
man iih zines iold)en bod gurtS Re.
ionoers mGbreno Der Stunoen, no
man Den Gbcf IN ieinem Tripotfomp.
toir milBte, nno trpsbem lhien an
einem Sormittage anfang oes SUM
Die Stille nod tiefer ais ionit 5lt iein.
Sriber ais es lonlt leine @elpobn.
belt, mar aommer5ienrotb SeIoori
in leincm Coupe nngefommen, bate
frelInolif griiBeno, aber bod allgcn.
ideinlih nrit anoern 1ingen beih1i.
tigt, Die Sole mo 3immcr ourd1s
ihritten, lid MIR galt5 filr5c 3eit I'M
3lnrmer bes eriten Erofuriiten mo
I'M aoiienlofal o~iigebalten ilnb lid
Damn IN iein Eripotfomptoir bege.
ben, mp CT lih ifon langere 3eit alii.
belt, obne DOB, mie ionit, elmer Der
an9eItelten 81 ibm gerufen woroen
mGre.
80 rubig man lid GuBerlit Der.
bielt, 10 lebbait beidGitigte oQe @elt
iid innerlif nit Der Srnge, pelfes
groBe llnternebmen pieocr I'M @erfe
iein unb Den Gbei ocrgeitalt beid)Giti.
gen moge.
Satten Ole Serren ourd Die i6pere
lno gum lleberflnB nod Ourf einen
@orbnna perbiillte Sbiir in bos Eri.
patfomptoir iharen f6nnerl, lie mir.
Den mabrldcinlih nod mcbr MnlaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

ib babe es gut gemeint. 9itte, bite,
iage ibr niGts!
9teln, ncin, id) perIprehe es Dir.
Mber MN geb, Sermine, ih bin lebr
angegrlffen uno muB ruben!
DDS fleine W1ofen geborhte; oas
&ubebeoiiriniB Der Mltter muBte
ieood nidt aa5u groB iein. Sic
lprana auf, maf)te mie Dor Dem ge.
Jude oes 9oftor Gorblts mieoer
@anolnngen ourd) oas 3immer,
blieb sumeilen iteben, legte nadiin-
memo Die Sano an Die Stirn llno mllr-
melte balblaut Dor iid bin: @elo Ipa
ih ibr geben-i6 ibr-iie lafte in
grimmig Dor lid bin.
aber lie braltd)t @elo, lie fommt
nid,t aus nit benz, mas lie bat. Sb
er ibr gibt?
Sic miro i'm nif)t barllm onaeben.
Sic lit oo5u piel 81 flug. @enn lie
Sa! riet lie Jest 10 lait, oaB lie
iiber ben Con Der eigenen Gimme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

Before progressing in crochet one
must learn the different stitches so
essential to good work. You will find
them easy to acquire after reading
these concise instructions.
Fig. 1.-Chain (ch.) Make a slip
knot on needle, draw thread through
this loop. Again draw thread through
this second loop and continue until the
CHI. is of desired length.
Fig. 2.-Slip stitch ISL. ST. Put hook
through work at st. indicated in direc-
tons; draw through work and loop on
needle at the same time.
Fig. 3:-Double Id Put hook
through work. thread over hook and
draw through, making two loops on
needle; thread owe again and draw
through both loops.
Fig. 4-Treble e. Thread over
needle, hook through work, thread
over and draw through, giving three
stitches on needle; thread over, draw
through two st. over again and draw
through remaining two.
Fig 5.-Double treble I'd. t. Thread
over twice, hook through work, thread
over and draw through, giving four
stitches as needle thread over and
work off by twos.
Fig. Snake oh. desired length;
turn and d. in fourth st. from hook;
CHI. 3 from picot (p.) by catching back
81. st. in Bird st. from hook, dc. five in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

gum Sermunbern uno 8ermutben ge
ilttoen baben.
Gas bobe, genolbte 8emad batt,
MIR Elm breiteS, bon griinen Sorbun
gen umrabmteS ieniter, oas allf Den
iebr reinli6 gcbaltenen, itiaen, Dor
b~reitaitigen 9ttBbGumen beidatteteI
Sol ging. Siler Dor Der Seniteu
nildle ltano Elm breiter Sfreibtild
nit pielen SGd)crn, unb oapor iui
auf einem nit griinem Sdifian be5o
genen Seiiel nit nieoriger 2eDm
&ommer5ienrntb Sellborf.
9as 5nor INNER ernIte, aber BOD
5umeiit pon elmer rllhigen, alei9
mdBigen Seiterfeit erfiilte @eiih
bes alien Serrn mar beute finiter, oil
rubige @%elaiienbeit icines @eiem
bate elmer eigentbiimlid)en SaIt mi
Iufgeregtbeit Elas gemaft. 81
ldob Elm Sad nu6 Dem anoern aui
pirblte BARN, ifob es mieoer 5l uti
itilttelte ieui5enb Den aopf. gu pie
oerbolten Walen griif er nod ben
neben lbm liegenoen Yapierblod
'hrieb 3ablen Oaroui, rednete, ri
oos 9latt ab, 5erpfliidte es lrno mar
es IN Den Eapierforb.
Bortiesnng oIet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
8. s. apitel /.

Gem in eitem pornehm a~,sIeben-
Den, gran getiindten 5auie Der Burg.
ItroBe befinoliden iebr gerGumigen
8eifaftslofal ocs aommer5icnrotbs
Sellborf mar bon ouben menig allSll-
mlerfen bon Der @eoeutilng, meld)c Die
6irnla beiaB, mie bon Den Summen,
Die bier ollmonatlih umgeiest
nurben.
lleber Dem ourf cine einiade
@lastbiir gebiloeten gingang nad)
Der StraBe itano in menig auffGai.
gen 2ettern naonitantin lSe0oorf.
@anfgcihGit". Seine guslnge bon
0olo unb groBcn Sdcincn IN Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

next five st. Of CHI. p. and continue un-
til CHI. has been used.
To form group and spaces. T. into
each st. of CHI. until all have been
used. Turn, CHI. 5 and t. into top of 2
t. from end. One t. in 3rd t. from end.
Oh. 3 skip 4 t. and make 3 t. in next
8 t. and continue to end.
To make loops for scallops-Fil CHI.
with t. Turn CHI. 6 and 81. st. in top Of
5 t. from end; continue until you OBJ
tain as many loops as desired.
Fig. 7.-Vandyke Points: Make CHI.
a little longer than required; turn 3 t..
In first 3 st. next the hook; CHI. 3, skip
3 ch., 3 t. in next 3, 8 t. in next 8 st.,
CHI. 5, make first t. of next group in
same St. as last t. the next in next 2
st. of CHI, CHI. 3, skip 3, repeat twice,
making two groups of trebleH and two
spaces; skip five st. Of CHI. 3 t. in next
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28
0aben sic SanO
5n %perfamtem?

ruter BEN $4,000 fatboz
liiden Samilien, bie unierc
Sldtter mGdentlid) erbnlten,
tucrben lid mand)e fir Sbre
@n5eige intereiiiereu. llniere
2anbs In5eigen gelten als
Hihtibnur fir &dufer uno
lperben bon oenIelbeu iorg>
fdltig 9eleien. Wodten Sic
bieien 2euten niht aiid) Sbre
@iinid)e porlegen. Inoere
baben bnmit Grfolg gebnbt,
Sic f0nnen cs ebenfaas.
Shreiben sic fir uniere
In8ei9epreiie unb uniere
3euaniiIe bon In5ei9efunben.
che Sic cs ner9elien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

erldredeno 5uiammenfubr = 10 10
-fonnte es geben. Sas-iit meine
Gettung!
Sic ideIlte iest Der Gommeriung.
Ter, begob lid IN ibr Infleibe5immer
nnb lieb lid fir ben Wittagstiih an.
fleioen. no lie in b%eionoerS gutter
Stimmung eridien. Selbit Sans
unO Sclicitas batten lid bellte ibres
Woblmollens 81 erfreuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

8 st. of oh. and repeat from sp. to sp.,
making as many points as desired.
These patterns have all been worked
from mercerized crochet cotton, Nos
20, so and go. Use crochet hooks az
per the following scale:
Size of crochet hooks best adapted
for crochet threads:
Crochet
third. 1-3 sis 2O-3O 1880 6O-70 So-150
Hooks
(Am.)
sizes. 4 6 IL Is "a
Hooks
(Eng.)
sizes. 2 3 6h
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

Die Sinbu 'Wiiiiunen iinb Der
Iilotbdtigfeit Der @ldubigen an
c%mpfcblcn. Sunberte bon Dor
fern icbncn lid banad, befebrt All
lpcrpen, menn mir nur 8elo 9es
mig bdtten, linen &ateheten au
ihidcn, cine Stride pbcr feline
Shulc 81 bnilen. @tlihe Gents
per Sog gcnilgen fir Den Inter
bait zines &ntedeten ober Sduls
tinoes, oa oeren SchiiriniHe ges
ring iino unb Die Nrbeit bier biIlig
1T. @eloer 5ilr llnteritiibung Der
Sinons Wtiliionen moge man 9cfl
an Hep. 6atbcr &. Aelen, Sr.,
Nclore, Or. Snbia. ienoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-28

This wonderful Crochet Boob is complete in every way 1t bgs with the ruhnens and gradually leads
the complete S4age Wnnrd Worth Crochet Book will be mailed to you
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-29
RESULTS OF THE RECENT
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Whites: Those receiving first grade
certificates were "A. r. Ashworth.
Ocala; Helen Thornton, Burbank.
Second grades were Roy B. Bowers,
Ocala; Marion Dewey, Ocala: Mar
guefite Ruff, Inverness; Bertha Snow,
Summerfeld. Third grades were Ruby
Cappleman, Ocala; Ethel Bishop,
Ocala; Blanche Moody, Summerfeld; +;
EfIie Rawls, Berlin; SaIlie Sigmon,
Weirsdale; Una Sheely, Lowell, and G.
Fred Turner, Cater. or the twenty
three applicants ten were not award
ed certificates
Of~the twenty-three colorcd appli-
cants the following were awarded
third grade certificates: Annie Bnrch.
Ocala; Jas. R. Dixon, Ocala, Theresa
E Dorsey, Ocala; Ora n. Haynes.
Ocala; Minnie H. Lutemnn. Ocala;
Theodore Menchan, 0cala; Lutitia y.
WiIkerson, Fairfield. The other six
teen applicants were not awarded cer-
tificates.
The following well known teachers
composed the committee which graded
the examination papers. 2. +. Miller.
principal Of the Mcintosh school for
last term; u. P. Davis, principal Of
the Fort Mccoy school for last term;
Mrs. Fl. 8. Wesson- teacher In the
Ocala graded school and Miss Minnie
Lee Carlisle. also a teacher IN the
.grades Of the Ocala school Each
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