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Evening journal., 1915-02-06
FORMER ELKTON Girl
MARRIES IN FAR west
Special to tue EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON Md, Feb. 6.-Cards an
nouncing the wedding of Miss Laura
NJ. Beatty. daughter of the late Judge
c. L. Beatty, of North East, and John
E. Law, of Los Angeles, have been
sent out by Mrs. Clarence l.. Bennett,
of Los Angeles Cal. sister of the
bride. Miss Beatty was a graduate of
the Elkton High School, and went to
California as stenographer in the
National Bank of Hollywood, of
which Mr.. Law was vice-president
He has since retired and was married
to Miss Beatty on January 20.
There will be special services in
the Elkton Methodist Church on Sun
day. The Rev. Howard T. Quigg,
ID. d., will receive new members who
were lately converted. His sermon
will be on Your New Saviour-Re-
ligion."
Cards for the marriage of Edward
Worthington Coslet, of North East
and Miss Addavale Young, of Raleigh,
n. c., have been sent out The cere-
! mony will take place on February ~.
The Hon. William T. Warburton, OF
Elkton. has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address at the banquet in
Westminster, Md, on Lincoln Day
Mrs. Emily II. May. of Baltimore, is
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs
! Alexander Evans.-Mrs. j. VIII Per
kins is spending this week in Phila-
| delphia.--Mrs. julius W. Clayton, OF
Chesapeake City, was a recent Elk
] ton visitor.-The Rev. J. NJ. Lindale
of Red Lion, has been the guest OF
friends at Bethel-Dr Thomas
Stockham Baker, of the Jacob Tome
Institute. has been appointed a mem
Der of the advisory board of the Par
ents' League, of Baltimore.-Mrs. T
A. II. O'Brien, of Port Deposit, has
been entertaining several members
of her family from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
BOY SCOUTS AT LUNCHEON.

Boy Scout Troop No. IA, of Silver
brook M. e. Church. gave luncheon
and entertainment to their members
and the committee of the church last
night Tomorrow being the national
anniversary of Boy Scout Troops OF
America, the local scouts all over the
city will help observe and celebrate
it. A special sermon will be preached
to the scouts at Silverbrook Church
tomorrow evening by the minister, the
Rev. J. Howard Gray.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

There will be special evangelistic
services in the Volunteers of America
Gospel Mission Hall at No. sos Ship
ley street tomorrow afternoon at 3.30
O'Clock, when Mr.. Harley Schmidt will
address the meeting and Messrs. Ash
and Gray will have charge of the mu-
sic and singing. At o'clock. staff
Captain Louis Boss will preach the
sermon
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
No EXAMINATIONS FOR CLERKS

Notices have been sent out by the
Civil Service Commission that there
will be no spring examination for the
position of railway mail clerk. This
is the first time that no examination
for these positions have been held for
some time.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
WMO KNOWS HINDS' BIRTHDAY!

Clerk Of Council Dillon has been
asked by Mrs. Emily Kinds of Wash
ington, to secure the birth record of
her husband William A. Kinds, born
in this city between 1S4S and 1850.
It is impossible to furnish this in
formation. as no birth records of that
date are TO be found
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
FREE METHODIST SERVICES.

There will be services in the Free
Methodist Chapel, northeast corner of
Seventh and Bennett streets. on Sun
day as follows: Preaching at 230
and 7,30 o'clock. by the Rev. !. J.
Place, and prayer meeting Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
MIR. HAUBER AFFLICTED.

Owing to illness Anton Hauher, dl-
rector of the Northeast Saengerbund
for Delaware, was unable to attend
with other Saengerbund representa-
tives, the conference with the German
Ambassador at Washington on Thurs
day. President Wilson was also inter-
viewed by the German-Americans and
invited to attend their festival at
Brooklyn, n. Y, next May
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
AIMS HEAn on ICE.

Falling on the ice at Third and
Harrison streets Martin Roach. aged
35 years. of Second and Connell
streets, cut his head. He was removed
to the Delaware Hospital in the Phoe-
nix ambulance. Roach is still at the
hosnital but he is imprOving.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
NrM SnNC MRITERS-

Harry w. Spencer OF No. 421 Union
street and Harry Brown. of No. 219
West Second street have gone into the
music publishing business. Mr.. Brown
writing the music
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
LETERS ON ESTATE.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters testamentary on
the estate of George w. Bradford TO
Wilhelmina Bradford.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06

OIL of winterEreen, thymol. glycer-
me and other healing ingredients
compounded in proper proportion INTO
come the universal favorite OF skin
eufferera in relieving and curing skin
disease IL iB mild wash that pene-
trates the pores and gives instant re
lief from all burning and itching. IL
Kills and washes on the gnawing ais
eass germs, leaving the skin free -
quickly heal
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
SUNDAY AT TRINITY.

The usual lsservices will be held to-
morrow in Trinity P. e. Church, the
Rev. f. M. Kirkus officiating.
Evening journal., 1915-02-06
Oils SOOthe Skin Disease

All druggists ssn D. d. D. soc ana
81 A generous trial bottle for only
35c. We are so confident Of the
Will offer you the first full slze bottle
on the guarantee that II will relieve
your suffering or your money re-
funded. ID. d. d. Soap keeps your Hkin
healthy. Ask about IT.
Chas. II. Scarborough Drug Store, Success
eoro "a Miller Drug 10
Evening journal., 1915-02-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14
Maine Government, |. o. o. l..

The following officers We're elected
at the meeting of the Maine govern
ment Of the United Order Of indie
pendent ODD Ladies, at Auburn. Friday
afternoon: Right worthy past lady
eoverness Mrs. Grace II. Gallison Of
Portland; right worthy lady govern
ess, Mrs. Nettie Eerrin Of Auburn;
right worthy vice. lady gpVerness, Mrs.
Sadie Boies Of Auburn, right worthy
recording secretary, Mrs. Lillian
Faunce Of Lewiston; right worthy
financial secretary, Mrs. Ella kennard
Of Portland, right worthy treasurer,
Mrs. Georgia Simpson Of Portland:
right worthy conductor Mrs. Nellie
keene Of Auburn. right worthy chap
lain. Mrs. Sadie Randall Of Lewiston;
right worthy instructor, Mrs. Alfredo
Church Of Auburn; right worthy Sc
Nor warden, Mrs. Jennie Curtis Of
Auburn, right worthy junior warden,
Mrs Emma Jackson of Waterville:
right worthy guardian, Mrs. Eva Car
ter Of Lewiston.
The newly elected officers We're in
stalled by the supreme lady, Mrs.
Emily Osbourne Of Boston, assisted by
Mrs. Julia Burroughs Of Somerville as
conductor Mrs Elsie Alexander Of
Brunswick conducted a memorial SER
vice for members of the order who
died during the past year. The service
this year was in memory Of the su
prene lady. Mrs Lizzie Sale Of Port
land and Mrs. Rachel Plunlmer and
Mrs. Sadie Sands, also Of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

Mrs. Lizzie Oliver Of nchester Mass
who has been stopping al the home O..
Howard Weeks for the past two weeks,
returned horne Monday
Frank Bush and family Of Lisbon Falls.
IN Old resident Of This town, were call
ing on friends here Sunday.
The union services Of the two Baptist
churches in town were held here Sun
day and were very interesting. Rev. Mr..
Phelps Of Waterville preached in the
afternoon.
v. g. Lyond and r. G. Aver are paint
ing the farm buildings of c. A. St!lson
at Nassalboro.
The 1nitiatory degree vii! be conferred
Tuesday evening BY Kennebec Lodge. 1.
Q. Q. F.
Rev. ". F. Ferry passed Sunday at
China village.
DEPUTY State supt Of Schools Glenn
Starkey and Mrs. Starkey passed Sunday
with their parents here.
Z. II. Cook. who has been in poo
health all summer, is so much improved
that he rides out,
There is much complaint of potatoes
rotting in this vicinity. Some pieces Of
10 and more acres not being worth dig
ging.
Alfred Fernaid Of Portland was in town
over Sunday.
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DEXTER

The woman's Literary Club will
hold a mock trial Sept. 20, the pro-
ceeds TO be used in the general work
Of the club. The following will take
part in the trial: Judge. Arthur VI,
Stone; clerk, Fred ". Barker: court
crier. A. L. Davis: plaintiff. Mrs. Will
liam E. Brewster: defendant, Frederic
Eliot; defendants attorney, Percy A.
Hasty, Esq: prosecuting attorney,
Col A V Newton Of Worcester
Mass: court officer. Arthur R Leven-
seller: crier. Albert L. Davis: wit
nesses, Mrs Georgia Dole. Mrs. Fan
ME L. Crosby. DR.. ]. H. Murphy, Ma
than c. Bucknam. L A. Rose; Jurors
A A Springall. y. E. Meigs, F. J.
Carsley. H NJ Gates, Harry E. Hale
r O. Herrick. Joseph Mountain, ". O.
Sevey. G. r. Ramsey, Elmer wey-
mouth. W E Brewster. Amasa Tit
comb; court stenographer, Mrs Stan
ley Plummer.
The case 10 be tried is one for
breach Of promise and the services Of
A Y. Newton of Worcester. Mass,
have been secured as prosecuting at
torney, while the defendant, Frederic
Eliot. has engaged the local attorney,
Percy A Hasty, for his lawyer.
The Portland Packing Co. and the
Ha.es canning factory report that in
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Danforth. 1st; Eben Dean {, Son. I'd;
matched steers years old. r. L. DaC-
forth, Grade Devon and Hereford. 1st.
matched steers wear old, 2. L. Dan
forth Hereford, 1s1, Eben Dean &
Son, Durham. I'd, catched steer calves
D. l. Danfo-th, 1st and I'd,
Town team oxen years old, E. @
LOOMS ID. P l. Danforth. ls1; Eben
Dean & SON. 80; town team steers
years. r L. Danforth. lst: Eben Dean
& Son, 20.
Shorrhorn bulls years, H. z
Withee, SkowheEan. lst; bulls year
H. E. withee. 1st: bull calves, r. G
Bige!ov. LIST: II. E. Withee ID. cows
!. years or over. H. Z. W-ithee Isl and
I'd; heifers years r. G. Bigeiow,
ist; heifers years, r. 6. Bigelow,
list; H Z. Withee, "a; heifers ! year
II. E. withee, LIST and ID; heifers. H.
Z. Withee, 1st.
Hereford bulls years, Eben Dean
Son, LIST; bull calf. Eben Dean &
Son. lst and "a: cow years. Ehen
Dean. 1st and ID: heifer . years OLD
Eben Dean & Son. lst, heifer ! year,
Eben Dean & Son, lst-
Jersey bull years or over. L. G.
Trafton. list: Levi Silver "a; bull /
year old. Perley Withee, 1st and I'd :;
bull calf. L. G. Trafton. 1st: COW 1
years or over. l. G. Traitor. lst;
Theodore Eigue. I'd. heifers years.
IL. C. Traitor. 1st; Perley Withee. I'd;
heifers years old. l.. G. Trafton, LIST
and Perley withee. I'd; heifer l year,
Perley Withee. 1st: I. G. Trafton, "a
heifer calf. PerIey Wi,hee, 1st: l.. G.
Traitor. I'd.
Ho!stein bull calf 3. w Page. Ist;
cows years or over. &. ". Page. 1st;
heifer 3 years old, B. W. Page, lst.
Grade Jersey COWS. Perley Withee,
LIST; Fred Russell. ID: heifer 8 years
old, Perley Withee. 1st; Fred Russell,
I'd: Perley Foss, Sd; heifer years
old. Fred Russell, 1st: Frank Oulton,
I'd: Perley Foss. Sd; heifer year old,
Perley Withee. 1st: Fred Russell, I'd;
heifer calf, Periey Withee, LIST; kath-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14
hi 4 WEEK FOR SK0WHECAN WHEN
|InCAL ORGANIZATION ENTERTAINS
GLECATES FROM ALL OVER STATE

4 OF this town. will have general su-
perfisl"n of the program and Miss
Gertrude :. Weston and Mrs Maize,
~ fEAhrick Of the entertainment Of
the delegates.
On tuesday evening Mrs Marble
IS 10 give the welcome address 70 the
state mon members in behalf Of the
W c. T. |. and she viii be followed
by N. Folsom Merrill Of this tow,
who VIII speak IN behalf of the town,
Rev. George Merriam. pastor of the
bethany Baptist church. will welcome
, the delegates in behalf Of the church
Is. All the meetings are "a be held in
the bethany church and the session
viii open al go a. NJ Tuesday. There
VIII he a session also up 10 l. O'Clock
/ Thursday.
This is The first time in many wears
that this union has entertained The
State Union and much is being done
Icy the townspeople TO make the SEES
sions pleasant 10 all. This is one of
the Oldest unions in Maine and STANDS
FUt UNIQUE because Of the work il ha
cone ana the fact that II has had only
rtree presidents in its history, though
i Vas founded IN 1850. The first pres
i6"rl was Mrs. Clementine Weston. for
whom the Union was named and she
hHid the position 80 years and upon
her death six Years ago Mrs. Nettie
". l'addack was elected president TO
succeed Ter and she held the position
,"'ll TWO wears ago when Mrs. Lizzie
Marble was elected The Union now
ras - members. 1t has many pronli-
reaJ members and some Of It's officers
rave been officers of the National and
state Unions II was prominent dur
ne ,he Yes and No campaign and
has been attributed the honor of hav-
Ne been most instrumental in keeping
Prohibition in Maine at tina, time.
The officers If the Union are, Mrs
Lizzie a Marble president. Mrs. Ma
hel " Ph:lbrick, vice president; Mrs
hattie e Focler. secretary. Miss Ger
;r1dc :. Weston; treasurer; Mrs. Ger
trud" McGlaut' chaplain Mrs Eu-
ccn.a Merriam. assistant chaplain.
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all bowed to the audience This was a
new feature but il was successful. as
the round of applause which greeted il
proved. Another feature was the Echo.
IN which the upper classmen gathered at
one END Of the hall and cheered the teach
ers and the Freshmen answered in an
echo Refreshments were served under
the direction Of Miss Faith H:nckley. The
program follows Grand March. Glass
Cheers. Seven IN Seven out, Freshman
Bow. Bell March; Class March. The
Echo, Ladies Choice; March Finale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

crime Paddock. ID; Mary Russell &
Son. Sd.
Grade Shorthorn 1eifer years old.
4 Z. Wrhee. lst; heifer ! year. Mary
RQssen {, Son. Isl hesfer calf Mary
Russell & son. lst; Perley Foss. I'd.
Grade Guernsey heifer year, Eben
Dean {: Son, lst A. W Parsons, Nor
ridgewock. ID. calf 4. ". Parsons,
lst.
Grade Holstein COWS. Perley Foss,
IS: heifer years OLD, Perley Foss,
Isl: heifer calf, Perley Foss. lst.
Grade Hereford heller ! year Old,
Ehen Dean & son. LIST and "a.
Ex- Governor William Haines was
Judge Of neat stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14
FREE BOOK, FREE SAMPLE

,,s - ~ Everybody uses laxative at
IN. me o. another. Therefore it is
So advantageous that everybody
Ne w. ~. nave a chance ID Try Pinklets.
AZ, r p'Hk s7anules that gently as
h ~ -.a.1:e and nothing more They
:. 40' grippe nor cause q reaction.
s.o,,s = important that everybody
co.,, hAo7 how to treat constipation
y -ey and inseuieen,ly. Therefore
NJ III VII write Z reques, today to
gao,1 - Williams Medicine CO. sche-
-co ~. \ Y, a copy Of the book,
me-, Pa ION, It's Causes and Treat
l. r,.,, and d sample Of Pinklets will
p+ ..a.4ea 70 YOU al once.
salts -. successfully replace oil,
d ~ aao other harse purgatives. They
Che ~ eohhict with any other med:-
lar bas 1He use Of Pinklets until ragu-
ssps. zoi.s are established Viii correc.
-t6 '4on.-Adv -.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed condi-
ton Of the mucous lining Of the Eus,a-
chan Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have a rlmhins sound or imperfect
hearing, and when i is entirely closed.
Deafness is TIE result. and unless the in
fammaticn can he taken out and this
tube restored 70 its normal condition.
hearing viii he destroyed forever. nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
ton Of the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness fcaused BY ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send fer circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
Sold by Druggists. 7oc- !
tiou-Ady.
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VASSALBORO

NORTH-The town schools began the
fall term Sept 6. The teachers in the
village are: Miss Gladys Hisler at the
grammar; Emily Rideout. intermediate
and Miss Eunice Eoyt, primary
Nicholas Berry is carrying the scholars
from the Aver school 70 North Nassal-
borc school
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+ Boone. Norridgevock list: Horace
Jones q.
Percherur stallion : years or over.
II. A YeGton. Norridgewock, LIST: G.
:. Benson. I'd. draft colts 8 years L.
=. Parsons Isl: Eben Dean & Son.
"a. draft colt wears old. George
E@,aRellnG lst: col, one year old,
Il 4 Yoatoa Ist
Suffolk stallion. a. 3. Everett. Nor
-IdgeNock. LIST
NORTH Arson. lst. Charles Carnage,
"a. J4.72es Lewis. Sc. Carnage and
LEIGHTON vera judges in the horse de-
par--e.n1.
JarE- Years, II. c. stevens. LIST;
Jacks years, H. c. Stevens, lst
Jacks veal Il. c Stevens, 1st;
Jenny Win toaI ~ side. H. @. Stew
ems. Isl mules Year old, H. G..
stevens - -hd Il NJ Stevens, ID;
grade draft brood mare with foal II
7" stevens smithheid. lst and %; H.
u. stevens Sd.
Sheep Department.
.Ier!ro buck Years or over, FL
me- Nichols Madison, lst and I'd;
nacg ] wear Elmer Nichols. 1st and
p buck lan@ Elmer Nichols. lst and
q sheep years old, Elmer Nichols.
st and 9 sheep YEAR old. Elmer
N.chpls, i. and "a, eve lamb, Elmer
NIchois. -,
pXt0rd hack wears old F 7.
Palmer. Isl: =. +. ana Gladys E.
ROW ell ri buck year, Gladys
TnMeI.. j, hu~k lamb =. T. Palmer,
- ana - sheep Yeas old. Gladys
EopeM. IS: T. T. Palmer "a; sheep
year. = T Palmer Is: and I'd pen
c0e sheen frank Parsons, Norf1dsh-
q ock - : T. Palmer. "a; pen eve
lambs. T. :. Palmer. Isl
Shropshire buck lamb Mary Gray.
Anson. ST sheep . years, Mark Gray.
81 and - sheep ! wear, Mark Gray
$ anG ID eve lamb Mark Gray, lst
ana -.
Suffolk buck a \. Bailey, 1st'
buck lamb. ! D. Bailey. 1st and "a;
eve wears A .. Bailey. 1st and ID;
ere sheep year. A. D. Bailey. lst ana
: ut9lS SDesi. ID. EIiS, year puSh'
Is; and ID suck lamb. Ist and 2d'
shoap years did. ISL and I'd sheep !
ear old list and "a eve lambs, Isl
ar6 p. pen eve lambs, Isl.
Hampshire BUCK years. Wilbur
Hilton. North .snson. Isl: buck : year,
W:,uur Eilt"" "a Duck lamb, Ernest
Iii.,cn. - ana ID: eve sheep years
OLD. Wilbur Hilton. lst and %: eve
sheer, year I'D. Wilbur Hilton LIST
ans I'd: eve iamh. Wilbur Hilton, Isl
and d, pen eve sheep "liouT HN-
to2. ls'; Ernest linton 20. ~ ,,, ~
.-.'-'''s'
i.--'''I s vear p. Ellis.
', -. 49, > veo-s y Ellis.
! al -'elG' n F,,is Isl.
,n,, n 1-,Ijs Isl and "a pen
~.
s'ief - a # ,,ree females.
o!d1e er 80. xo+her,ne Pad
tiauHs ~ 1o ~, of three
ooeh' - Ea,ba-;nn Paddock 1st:
l@'i'.'i' aI, y Hilton.
% iaU
jus - e;
,oar : ,,ao,+bs lid or over.
De- N 4- 80 write chester boar 6
l. r Adsns f. Son,
1noa'IIS ~ -. write Cbes-
~ ~. ,,o,ber 4 Adams
te' ara %. grade pigs
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No matter in what grade of
school a pupil may be, he will
find the Comprehensive Stand
ard Dictionary as necessary as
the prescribed text books. The
Journals liberal offer almost
puts this great book in. the
hands Of every school boy and
girl. Parents. don't neglect this
opportunity that is thus pre-
scented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

1915 they will pay $40 per 100 pounds
for cranberry strinCless beans.
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-orse Cepsrtnert.

,-o;,ns h-ed stallion wears old.
: King Skowheean. Isl A. :,
'~oar. Hart4and, "a. stallion years
Y. y Merry IS. stallion YEAR
vs. yo, ? ", Merry IS: G. Z. r7agg,
w., . trot,ine bred mare
aHs gu, 7 ". Merry Isl: .ro,ting
~ co.'s Years old, Chester A Nut
u. ing sho"hecan. Is, colts ; years
~. :. y. Page. -st Catherine Pad
n Go a. : Brow Clinton. gratuity
farm GRAZ teams .Fe0 and over. G.
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More Than Dictionary

Stored within its 7O4 pages is
a fund Of information Of great
est cyclopedic value.
Proper names Of all kinds.
Special directions for the Use
of PIurals.
Signs used in the sciences,
commerce, etc.
Authorizations and Contrac.
tiOns-very useful.
Chief Rulers of the World.
Etymologies - special direc-
tons for tracing them.
The Scientific Alphabet =
principles and explanations of it.
Verbs and Participles-spec-
ial directions concerning them.
Legal Holidavs-in states and
territories. and how provided.
Wedding Anniversaries
showing when the different
kinds occur.
Tw' keys for pronunciation
scientific and conventional-side
by side.
Presidents Of the United
States - Also Vice-Prosidents.
with year Of birth and inaugu-
ration. ,
Rules fo~ ern''inr. proruncia-
t'o-- capitalization. compound
iro # words, as applied in the
VOL itself.
Foreier words and phrases.
erol7 ~ are current in English
litero-pra md onrht to be gen.
erol'7 understood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
c. &. SOCIETIES
OF West Virginia 70 Meet In Annual
State Convention In This City
Next Month.

local societies are making arrange.
ments 90 entertain the many dele.
gates who are expected 90 sucnd the
annual West Virginia state convention
Of the Christian Endoavor association.
which convenes On three.day session
90 the First Christian church. South
Market street. August g.
Delegates from an parts OF The state
VII be- present. while large parties
from Huntington. Charleston. pair
mont and parkersburE viii also be- in
attendance There win be- several ma
tonal members present Including
Field Secretary Karl Lehman. Who
has spoken on number Of occasions
in this city during the past few years.
Miss Pearl Smith. Of ohio. ana &. r..
Evans. field secretary OF West Wiz.
ginia