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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-02-06

of vice, compassion for the weak
sympathy with innocent suffering
seems arrayed on one side, while
on theother side there are the
moneyed hosts Of selfish greed
in such controversy it requil es
moral courage Of high order t.
spouse the apparently baser side
and yet, there are intoXicants of
passions, too, the Weaknesses OF
partisanship, which rush the best
meaning of men along in flood
tides Of error and injustice.
II speak for a people that is
not Of yesterday, a people which
has been, through its Book Of
Books, through it's daughter-re-
ligious, mankind's teacher of
faith and morality, a people
whose historic experience en-
braces every age and crime, a
people whose life. for long cen
turtles in Ghetto-dungeons. has
clustered about family and home.
What has been the teaching, what
the experience Of the Jew? What
ever it be it has the backing Of
practical success; for it is fact
beyond the chance Of dispute, that
our homes are singularly free
from the ravages Of alcoholism
If, here and there. in rare in
stances, you come upon Jew
who is Incorporate in drink, upon
a Jewish home which is menaced
by the spectre Of drunkenness, be
sure that you are Observing one
of several symptoms which prove
that the jew has learned lessons
from his environment which he
would have done better to pass
unheeded. We have a far worse
story to tell, as to our fall from
inherited standards, of charity,
especially among our young men.
What about our ancient teaching
and our prevalent practice?
"Our ancient national litera-
ture, the Bible, the book that is
written with our peoples heart
blood, as well as out Of myster-
ious inspirations from the worlds
Guide above, this book is as sane
ly lofty regarding the duty of
temperance, as it is in dealing
with all other problems of human
conduct. In not one single pas
sage does it speak of fermenteA
drink as a poison, as an unmiti-
gated curse that must be totally
eliminated from the life of the
virtuous man. Prophet and Pro
verbist warn against the drunk
ard; strong disapproval, implicit
or open, is pronounced, whether
upon the weak Noah or the gree
dy Nabal, the cruel Ben Hadad or
the proud Ahasver, when they
become "merry with wine;" the
prophet Hosea recognizes clearly
the intimate connection between
drunkenness and every other
voice. The priest, when on
sacred duty, is enjoyined to alb
stain from drink; for the virtue
of total abstinence as practiced |
by Nazarites and Rechabites, our
sacred writer's entertain the high
est regard.
Wine in the Bible.
"Yet. as regards the ordinary
life. anv unbiased reader of
Sacred Writ cannot close his
eyes to the fact that, to the
ancient Hebrew. wine. fermented
wine. ranked high among the joys
and boons of existence. I say,
fermented wine against the alb
surd contentious Of those who
would wrench the Bible-word out
If its plain and unmistakable !.
meaning. as if its praise were
meant for lgrape-juice and it's con-
1emnation for wine. To the
Psalmist wine ranks with bread
md oil as a food that rejoices the
leart of man: the prophet
lacahariah sees no harm in the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-02-06

historic experience, which our
own reasoning and observation
have shown us to be the e.biding
truth, and to trust in God s lead
Ing us. in the end, to the peace of
Justice! Ainen!'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-02-06

Here is hit of lore about the
moon that we give out in plenty
of time for everybody to keep
tab on: February, 1915. will
not have full moon, a thing that
has not happened since 1866 and
that will not happen again until
two million years. "-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-02-06

Cleanse the bowels and
strengthen the liver by using
HERBINE. 1t is fine liver
stimulant and bowel regulator.
Price SOC. Sold by Estonge Drug
Co.
(Advertisement)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

NORMAN. okla. Got ~ II the
sensational scoring nl the SuuucIs
against IN, Ava Teachers ON boyd
lIrld Snwrdu. afternoon aided Rem
ME n plrhIug his permanent lineup
for the wear of 'U, men who WN
lphuId OhunumI.s .,p.IuUu q" me
southwest ou thp guuIun % did aI
that was expected A, matter oI
t,u inuI s,ur, came u two points
of ruunuug the record wady h' d
University team Tn, NINIrlnriuus
team of lglI sr the h.tu marN OF
lo4 to ID agaIu.. hurr.Nrr Benz
Mos men ran 900 Iu' SCORES uRaIus.
tnr Teachers Slmd.
Slluruus.s game $50, uUr .".Uu.h
stead, advance uf the a.uurr ur.
up machine from On, ,,unr of .h.
urId ro the Teachers. goal 0r ro'.
ter and Mccain started W mINrs
o,lh Gcycr at 'nlI and Johnson '.
quarter u tooh Nl'W ".'' '"" '
half minute. lo ''1.h .N' N''' "''
for the first time "H' .h' 30.
longer interval lh1M t'aU7.. " .' .'-
the game between goals
Many believe Ih." .'' ''
solved iHnr.F ha'N'''d N'''.''" '
SATURDAYS game Dos t'.'... '.E 1000.
sooner mentor NN'H ."'..0a ''.
for speed aud n'r'r Ih" '''. "'''
tho men q" take Ih' place.. ...' .'
cant Dos l1psha" 'nd |." J"N.'''
Both men dad Nnrn OH" -'.'''
of the odd stellar 0He. when .N.'
made great gains 'u"urh ...
Teacher lime ul nDbl"ls shaking "I
%
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-06

Fashion, whose neckwear and milli-
merry has made her famous the coun-
try over. Blue tulle stifly boned, and
fringed at top and bottom is all there
is-besides heaps Of style-to the
new choker, which may be worn with
a one-piece or with blouse.
To top this loft stock Miss Kueb-
Ter designed medium-sized sailor
hat of hatters' plush, caught up in
front with a metal rose so that the
brim has the flare which is the last
word in millinery modes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-06
BY BETTY BROWN

BY BETTY BROWN
Up to her ears in frivolty is Miss
Girl, who follows the fashion. Her
skirt eight inches "short" may expose
her ankles to wind and weather, but
any way her throat and ears are per-
fectly protected.
And although all chokers look alike
to most folks, l discovered something
quite original the other day in an ear
high stock designed by Miss Budd
KuebIer. a handmaiden of Dame
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-06

armed to the teeth, a trusty guard,
they rode not to the ranchhouse, but
to Moosehead. There Drury placed
the imperiled girl in the hands of her
friends.
How he cherished those hours of
the twenty-mile jaunt, each moment
giving them closer acquaintance!
Before it had ended, Madge knew
that the blunt declaration of Neetah
as to the estimation in which she had
been held by the young physician was
true. ~ -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-06

"No more ranch risk pronounced
her father decisiveIy, the next day.
'FYou will be safer at home, my dear.
Look in on the folks while am away,
Doctor Drury, will you? although 1 do
not think that daring Leighton will
trouble us again. %
If. Leighton meditated it, he waited
too long, for within a month Madge
and the young doctor were engaged
and half year later they were man
and wife: -, 49,
Copyright by W.. G. Chapman.C y
0N's LATEST DICTUM :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

flags, bunting and hanging baskets of
red ruscus and tmmortels. M
dancing began at q o'clock
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Reedileading
the grand march. With a wonderful
display of lights playing upon the
dancers together with the undrap-
ing Of statue of George Washing
ton. which was embedded in palms
and flags and surrounded by lights OF
patriotic colors, the function was one
of rare beauty as we'll as OF pleas
sure. A BURIED luncheon was served
at midnight in the Red Cross room.
The patr0ncsses were Mrs. Harvey
F. Smith. Mrs. Mordecai NJ. Morris.
Mrs. Byron Z. Cunningham. Mrs L.
Phillip Currence, Mrs. Frank G.
Bland and Mrs. John s. Flanagan.
Much praise was showered upon
the committee on arrangements for
the successful outcome Of the az
fair. This committee consisted OF
Howard L. Cunningham, chairman;
Earl NJ Petit. George p. Linger, H.
a. Russell. John sStamm, Jr., Norton
$. Lon gabaugh. Charles ID. johnson
and George g. Finly.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
III Looking Ouer
the Nelv
Night Golv,ss

we found something like a hur-I
sired styles. That means that
We have high-nccke !. low
necked, rnedium-neclsed gowns;
gowns with Empire waists, with
yokes and with no yoS.s IL ALI:
gowns of the sheerest we .ses of.
nainsook and of sturdy muslins.
Even fine cotton crepes, dainty
fine things so very attractively
priced; Prices Soc to SIS. .e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Cadellza Concert.

Cadenza orchestra 1.usic is proving
very attractive at the Waldo hotel as
the programs are always up to the
minute. The music outlined for this
evening during the dinner hours as
follows lis especially fine:
March-"19l5" ............. ~. Sousa
Selection-"My Best Girl" ~. .Grier
Interinezzo Naughty Marietta.
49,. ~ ............ Herbert
Vocal solo Selected 80. Gus Smith
Entire Acte- Chin Chin .Friml
Vocal solo Selected ...4 Gus Smith
Selection Watch Your Step. Berlin
March Robin Hood. 49, i. De Koven
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
New Spring
D GIoDes
Specialties at
Parsons : Souders

are being received and marked
and expect to have most of them
ready tomorrow, Monday morn.
ing.
LADIMOR-The distinguish
ed glove of Paris.
DERRY Fine French gloves
in new colors.
COLoMA The best glove to
be had at 81.
Exclusive washable gloves
and smart cuff gloves and new
shades in long gloves
This gives an interesting idca
of the gloves to be worn this
Spring. II, M,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Sale of Quilts.
Wednesclay,.
March 3

The house -keeper, however who
has been saving up the money on
her purchases here usually knows
just what.can be bought for the
money she has saved. We invite her
to come and makea comparison; Of
what she has seen here ofore, with
the handsome quilts we will Differ on
Wednesday next 3sl
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
zVelv Net Laces

Too many people are asking
for them for their stay to be
long sbecause they are the most
liked kinds for blouses and sun !
.ner dresses
Net laces, many good pattern !.
In white, cream, ecru, sand, put
ty, gold and black; double widths
81 to-S5.5O yard.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Washington Bilthday Social.

- w 0ohtnAeStOu17 IclEIuuANi N9OCtUl. IS.
The John Waldo Chapter Daught-
Iers of the American Revolution, at
Salem, held its second public meeting
in the nature of a Washington's birth
day celebration Saturday evening, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. %. G.
Powell. West Mainsstreet. Salem. The
committee on arran gements had care
fully planned the affair. Because OF
the great many invitations sent out,
It was planned for the invited guests
to arrive in two sections, the frs at s
O'clock and the second at $3.50. ,as
In the receiving line were the Off
Gers Of the chapter; Mrs.3D G. Pow
ell, Miss Marion X. Boyd, and Mrs. g.
u. Ogden, and in conformity with the
Occasion. child 1mpersonations b.
Madaline Woofter as George WASH
lington, and Pauline Sowell as Martks
Washington. In addition in the re-
ceivlng line we're. Miss Gorrel! as
Betsy Ross, maker OF the first Ameri-
can flag. and creta o. Randolph as
Nellie Gusts.
Some instrumental music numbers
were rendered by Miss Marion II
Boyd and Miss Leah Davis. Vocal
selections were rendered by Messrs.
George Keerney, and Chaldron Kin
Irey. s, s.s..
Dainty refrashments were served III
the dining room consisting of fruit
salad, cake and chocolate.
About $50 invited guests were IN
attendance throughout the evening.
The decorations were In harmony
with the occasion, consisting ofEbunt-
ting and the American nag. The
daughters are to sbee congratulated
upon the number attending, the social
features and spirit Of the occasion.
and the elegance Of the service.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Knight ,remplar Bail.

An affair that surpasses any event
.keldsip Clarksburg for some time was.
held last night Inn he Masonic Tens
lile when I the members OF Clsrksbprgl
'Commandery, No. a s. Kntg hts Tenn
piar were hosts at q brilliant bail.
Ithsir elg nth annual event Of the
kind. Z y 4 Il s z; a = 81
The leaiI room. ss.s Decorated With
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Cooked Food Sale.

a committee OF the local Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold q cooked food sale in the ,Hayman
Greenhouse store on West Main street
Saturday, March 6, beginning at a.
m. The ladies will have on sale
iread, rolls, pies, cakes and candy.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
I'd IsNeningN frsicaietssllsii


be- lem; Collie e. z music depart
inent, OF wkichs N ISIS M arfan r, Boyd
Us director and Miss Mildred Low
ther assistant direct tor, win render
the flowing progra at % Q. CLOCK
the evening sof ne bruafy IS at Sa-
lem: z. 81 I s
En- PART ], n
William Tell Overture. !. I. Z. Rossini
Misses Boyd, Frances Lowther.
Gladys Brown, Mildred Low
Their.
Dream Boat -. !. ~. H0lfistel
A AIammy's Song Gillette
Miss Margaret Trainer, Soprano
Florence Concert Waltz 4. Lieblins
Misses Eva Ford. Halle Van Horn
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling me
$50. $3.50. .5...s. ~. So. Tate
+ Male 'rrio) Messrs Ralph Ford,
tenor: Aubrey Morrison, bars
tone; Chaldon Kinney, bassb.
Unspoken Words ...... Lockwood
Miss Gladys Randolph
In the Garden OF My Heart Bal
Miss Boyd. Mr.: Aubrey Morrison
Misses Boyd, Eva Ford: b
We're SpmeT Star i. /: 4. 4, Foster
Miss Harriet Engstrom, soprano
To Spring ;. =. =. .i.s...s... Greie
Miss Nellie Ford. I.
r. ART II. Z. IS.
Venice :.s... Victor Harris
Mr.. Ralph Ford. tenor.
Concerto. up. IS i. Mendelssohu
/ Solo Miss Hattie van Horn
Orchestra Accompaniment. Miss
Boyd
Beloved !. 1t Is Morn, ! &. II
Mr.. Aubrey Morrison. baritone
Rieolletto Paraphrase ]. Verdi
Miss Halle Van Horn
IA Valentine Bailey
A Message /. .,.'.i.i.1 (. /. .s.S. &. Bailey
Miss Virginia Jones. Soprano
Marche Mignon ! Poldini
Music Box /. !. q. :. 4. Z I. :. (; Frimi
Miss Alberta Davis
ShrmehA *. 81. ~. Wilson
Miss Susie seager, soprano. 81
ePierette ..s.5.. !. II. Chamipade
Dancing Doll (. ) !. !. :. I. Poldint
Miss Eva Ford
y That We Two Were Maying
Miss Boyd, Mr.: Morrison.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

csFfpii i1e y her guest. Miss
Glada NJ ller OF H9fls Mrs
j. mon tterta lined "a RttIac-
tive pfnsfSs NE viii Il ipr1k$$
nfkf 6sf Inn 3 III is1fiis stJaei
AVashiisE Ion birth0a7 SIS fshlti
we're n sse and these were artislieals
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Feast 81 P.iiiin III. ,o,sg 3

III \; TX y - y IS - ~
Feast Of Pihfin Program
The following program wa 5 given.
by the B,Naj B 'Etith Sabbath school
SATURDAY night in honor Of the F'ess
of Purfm. ~ l q 49, 8
Opening song we Meet "a rain
in Gladness. ~
Address On Purin, I'D eHitcil
Piano trio lillian Brown. Helen
Newman and Beuia FlarlSas,
ecttation Louise SoIotnaii
Recital ion Day Of rurfnf Ahhn
Hanib aarger, Hiida RosenshinS Res
sic Rosens 81
Recitation I'd Provide Am
Sarah Gilbert. Z, = (.
Recitation Purim Song OF VIC
tory Jacob Rosensfifne.
Sunday school class thai ~ b
Poem one Little STD Sam
uel Solo oman y
Recital ion Sarah Rosell.
Recttaf iof@ Bredal Ealahn!
HHcitation inhings AARON
Orker. I'll: 4. :,
Recit alton Beula F'arlta
Song with piano and f0fifi obIiH
gate 1seona Lewis, William Ca 6l;ff,.
Sylvia Feinbnrg. Eultna vi $
Reel tsttbh: Icst farS Emit j irwin
|Newajan Htrrie AS and Isabel
0lilper 3 81 s Il s :
+ 6enis st Recipe for u l3sss
Len Eyuits
Duet iss6lA Lewis, Eva RpriSa
land Esther Il osenshine
Ractf Stioif Teseph $6i6,nssl, :
citation u. elyns Brown
Rectt ton /. Cont tfdeiit7
Percy u III
Poem neIi la Door nf tur
| Heart 6hefg
Piano trio u 81 0yg II II <ti|er
| Rosenshine. line Nsg:liias
Recitation Esther siilien
Brown IA IN IA
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

& At the reealsr ne Sting 6f ne Loyal
Order OF Moose II I'D ir II se li6ii eol'
mast et loose and eleven were elected
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

The Daugh st the American
Revolution viii meet q Il Mrs. laa3-
mond Maxwell 8 East Mann
street at 3 lccl Mono day lfternoon.
March All IN ehbsrs are urged To-
sbe present.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Mothers, Club Meets.

I The Clarksburg Central Mothers'
Club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs S. Al Smith on Mechanic
street. Following the regular busi-
ness session the program for the af-
ternoon was in charge of Miss Ken
nedy, "a visiting nurse, who gave. an
excellent es address on the prevention
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Vice and the usual business as1Ns
lions, refresliments were serYefl d sl,lis
aid will meet; at Mrs. wilhelm Carr
March 4 o.. 4 x vi u =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
J Aid Snciety AIeets.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
IAtanston Methodist Episcopa church
met at the home OF Mrs w. ". Hutch:
Ifsbn, OF Adamston. w lay al ers
noon. Members present were. Nifs,
John Britton. airs Mesley Palmer
and son, Mrs. John Flanagan. Mrs.
Aria Kidd Mrs. Harry Male, Mrs.
William Carr Mrs. Anna Baxter, Mrs,
Carl Drummond. Mrs. Ezra JenlSins.
Mrs, Annie Gregory Mrs Al. s. Wolf,
Mrs. Theodore FltxpatficlS and
Idaug htAr, Mrs. Fred Crniny
Visitors were Mrs. q. W Hale AlTs.
Louisa Hutchinson, Mrs, Icie Youst,
Mrs, Bclle Gattrell. Mr. John F'lAna-
gan. Mrs. y Kidd Miss Claude
aaippt pe. William Rule Carr Join
Jiirlypat riclss lola lspatiiciS Free,
Epttage pray ei ttisie Ws5 iieitl
3etore The ofenii,e 81 HE nie1fine pi
Abe Aid soeI.y' Alter devotional seFI
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

.Genevieve Sprouse, Anna Hardesty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Michael, Miss
Bonnie Helm. Emma Wilkinson,
Blanche Heldreth, Local Martin,
Wanda Boggess, George Martin,
Mamie Martin. Lulu Borgess., Gay
Boggess. Mr.. Donally Boggess, Chel-
sic Boggess, Clark Rogers, Earl
Pigott, Fay Rogers, John Hannah,
Arthur Looman, Hazel Rogers, Virgil
Swiger. Clark Griffin. Clarence Ford,
Herbert Cambridge, Charlie Harter,
Clarence Heldreth, Charlie Hustead
and Earl Rogers.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

StoneWdH c0dnc II j. sc 5 Dk agl-
tersi Oh kiiierica, scelebfs teaiA Wash
.lngtofiss birthday, Monday night.
with a box supper and social in the
Reed hall .dnSPike street.
Ths folo owing tprogtain WIS rem
Song Opening Ode
PraTerA n. u. 4. (. w. b. Taylor
Address w s stSs .l,.. W. W. Brown
Reeitat zion Il 4 '.. &. !. Earfs SAyre
Esss !, 81 4. Mrs. Z; ldR ts1knn
Sone ittleiS Red School House
Reading z 81 Mrs Leona Sayre
Reeita Ion 49,. Helen Ff&ffis
Re ifat Walters bfitis
RensaflsS IS. Fletc ana
w y Sssst. oI;s: .Eestonis 4 4:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Interesting Program,

s me MoInerS CtuDt OF Falr
Grounds, met at the home s;6f Mrs:
Emma Kemper Tuesday Evening
and the following program was rem
derad:
Opening song q Need Thee Ey-
cry Hour. e,
Opening prayer-Mrs. Queen.
Scripture lesson Mrs. Webster.
Song Work Tor the Night Is
Coming fss !.
Topic for discussion r. esponsi-
bility Of Teaching Children. !"
Interesting readings were given as
follows: 81 ~ Is
"The Influences OF Mothers
Teaching of Early Habits Mrs.
Okey Queen.
The Evil influence Of Dancing
and Skating Mrs Carl Riley
The Evil influence Of Moving
Picture Shows and Others OF Bad
Repute' Mrs. DAVIDSON and Mrs
Hinsmaii. & \ NJ.
Question discussed Is Chewing
Gum injurious or beneficial to the
User p, opened by Mrs. West and
followed BIZ talks BY pienibers. Il
CIcsin 3 song n. Live for Him.
Prnyer by Mrs. McClung:
Adjournment. s AZ ~
Delicio ref freshmen s were served
by the hostess assisted BY Mrs. Kyle.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

most ssscees sfiil ni1Sie4i and 4.
ersfT ,ios III n as giysn vt s o tlo, !.
iiiEht III the Westminster
irving high school auditorium tor
igosiInnsc OF page 6. lr.I zeeIlonl :.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

These columns contain review at
social activities for the week.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
I On Main Sc, ,Betlseen g nd and :32,xl

" Illuminated BY shaded candles.
George Washington caps were award
ed the players ut each table as souye-
Mrs: At an appointed hour a def,
.cious luncheon was served by the
hostess. The occasion was one III
much pleasure to the thirty guests
participating.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
.Ri:iilfartaln Rnsinass .Men.I
Merry CLUB Meets.

The Merry Circle. Crochet. Club
met in the home Of Mrs. Henry Nor
gan at Wallace Tuesday afternoon.
A very ENJOYABLE time was spent by
all.
Those present were Mrs. James
Mccoy, Mrs. Glen Adams, Mrs. Cora
Moore, MIS- Ellen Douds, Mrs.
Wheeler Whetzel. Mrs. Herman
Schaffer, Mrs. William Garrett, Mrs.
A. ,. Crosse, Mrs. Nonda Harris. Mrs:
Arthur Baker, Mrs. Henry Morgan,
Mrs. Argyll Cross, Miss Ltzzie Rem.
nett. Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs.
Walter Whiteman and The visitor was
Lizzie Bennett.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

There are exactly 8 differen mt pat
terms, satin faced, inlaid work ia
]. scroll and floral designs. The corn
ers are cut and the edges are seal
tl9ped Large gene ous size, meas
uring 7SxS8 inches. The case con-
tainsa quilts, all we could get, and
the only fearw have is that latch
day corners may be disap poiinted. If
intereste better be prompt;
Housekeepers who will visit this
( sale will find it nteresting to stop in,
the Rug Departing nt and see the
man good Rag Radg ss being offered
atspecial prices. The collectio In
cludes an interes sting variety of col
orings, in lain band, dresden and
all-over notified effects.
7x54 inches, Sl.0O, SLIPS and
81. so; 27x772 hes SIPS, Sl.50 and
Pinch So and $500.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Any housekeeper who has never.
yet realized how many dollars can
be definitely saved in buying here;
especially the Special Offerings
from time to time, should come and
learn one of the important secrets.
of economy during this
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

The home of Mrs. E., u. Waters
was decorated symbolical OF George
Washington,s birthday when she
and her daughter, Miss Ruth, charm
ingly entertained the Priscilla Club.
OF Stealey Heights addition. Mon
day afternoon. Fancy work and
games were enjoyed and at 4 o'clock
a luncheon was tastefully served, al.
ter which the ladies enjoyed a marsh.
mallow toast.
Each guest was presented with g
Ihand-painted needle book sas a souve.
mir OF this pleasant occasion.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Wesknow of good people who don t.
believe in bargains. 1t costs these
people a great many dollars every
yearsto maintain their belief.