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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-08-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

J. B. Mclaughlin went to ST. Paul
on business trip this morning
Walter Hard, managing editor of
the Superior Telegram, is in the
city today on business.
w. o. Shafer, of Minneapolis, is
here today visiting his sister, Mrs.
L. A. Miller, whom he had not seen
for eighteen years.
John Phillips, wife and son, of
Waupaca, have been guests this week
of the formers brothers, Louis and
julius, in this city.
N j. Smith returned from Chicago
yesterday morning, after spending a
few days with his wife who is con-
fined in hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Villett and son,
Harold, of Cornell, attended the
circus here Tuesday. Mr.. Villett
is a. son of Mrs. A. Villett.
Miss Gladys Smith, of Bruce, mo-
tored to Ladysmith yesterday with
Mrs. E. F. Pies and spent the even
ing at the home of the latter.
Harry Martin came over from Rice
Lake to visit his brother. M. G. Mar
| tin, for a few days. Harry will be
given charge of his brothers new
| theater at Phillips.
Mrs. H. C. Davis and children, Muir
| lei and Haskell, of Evanston, III,
who spent few weeks with Mrs.
H. G. Wilson, sister of d. J. Shum-
way, left Friday evening for their
| home.
Mrs. H. S. Graham entertained a
number of friends and relatives at a
birthday dinner at her home Tues
day. J. B. Hagelbarger, whose 10th
birthday occurred on that day, was
the guest of honor.
Crushed gravel is being placed on
Pederson-av., where it has bee.
graded from West Third to West
Second-st. The work of filling the
remainder of Pederson-av. with
crushed gravel will follow
The Misses Blanche Gashaw and
| Marie Darlington, of ST. Paul, who
have been visiting the latter's faith
er at Glen Flora, accompanied Miss
Eunice Maloney to Ladysmith yester-
day. Miss Maloney was visiting at
| Ingram
A birthday party was given in
honor of Miss Gertrude Winn Sat
urday evening at her home. The
affair was a surprise, being engin-
eered by the Rebekahs. Games and
refreshments contributed to the en-
joyment of the evening.
w. D. Smiley, formerly of this
city, who has been located at De
troit the past several months, has
gone to Argos, md, where he will
open a garage on Aug. IA w. D. is
a competent automobile machinist
and will doubtless do good bust
ness.
Through police authorities auto
drivers on the local streets are eau
toned to indicate the direction of
a turn by thrusting out a hand on
the side where the desired turn is
| to be made. thus avoiding a possible
| chance of collision with car COM
| ing from behind.
Mrs. Chas. Worden, of Menasha,
accompanied by Mrs. Ellen Van Tas-
sell, of New London, arrived here
Tuesday for visit of a couple of
weeks, the former at the homes of
her son, E. M. Worden, and daugh-
-
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APOLLONlA
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Axel Berger was business caller
in Ladysmith last Tuesday
Miss Anna Carlson was in Lady
smith on business last Monday.
Miss Lille Metcalf returned to her
work at Ladysmith Saturday.
Max Hayden and Tom Fox left for
the Dakota harvest fields last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ward, of Minneapolis, sister
of Mrs. Fred Siglin, came here Friday
night to be present at the funeral of
her niece, Mrs. Libby Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer HILL, Mrs. E.
N. Gesell, Mrs. H. Hoffman and Mr..
Roy Hill came down from Ladysmith
saturday to attend the funeral held
in the afternoon for Mrs Libby Cam
eron, deceased
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-08-11
ISLAND LAKE

Special Correspondence
F. o. Wilcox is suffering from an
attack of neuritis.
Julia Nelson has gone to Eau
Claire to spend a few days with rel
atives!
Elizabeth Moe, of Mudbrook, spent
few days with her friend, Ada
BOldon
Mr.. and Mrs. Malmgren and son,
Cecil, of Weyerhaeuser, took supper
at Burpee's Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Calkins spent
Sunday with the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kern.
Miss Cornelia Peterson returned
to her home at Eau Claire after a
few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Nelson.
Mr.. Holcombe and son, of Clay
Center, Neb., are spending a few
days at the J. H. Swartz home on
Rice Creek
Wyman Zarbox, who has been
spending the summer at the James
home, returned to Milwaukee to live
with his mother the remainder of
1916.
Mrs. "A. e. Willis, formerly Gladys
Burpee, has returned to Island Lake
from Nashua, Iowa, for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. L. Burpee.
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POPULAR NOVEL
MAKES PHOTOPLAY

Thousands of copies of 1.-THE ST
lent Battle have been sold and
George Gibbs, it's author, has reaped
rich royalties from the novel-and
now it goes into Bluebird Photoplays
to further extend its popularity J.
Warren Kerrigan, Lois Garter, Maude
George, and Harry Carter will have
the principal roles in unfolding a
most interesting story, strong in sen
timent and imbued with an inspiring
lesson.
It's plot portrays the struggles OF
a brilliant young attorney against
an hereditary enemy-strong drink.
Coupled with this factor there is a
strong element of heart interest
involving the young attorney and two
women in triangle of intrigue. One
of the women has so thoroughly de-
termined that she shall marry the
man, that she humbles herself to un-
usual extremes-and finally atones
by helping clear the way for her RI
val.
There is assurance of splendid en-
tertainment when the feature is
shown at the Unique theater Mon
day night, interest for all classes of
film fans being provided for in the
elements of sensationalism, that are
coupled with the beautiful scenic in
vestatures provided by nature, plus
an engaging love theme that ulti-
mately arrives at the much desired
happy ending.
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Galley LAKE
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
bod Miller has started his planning
mill.
Miss Cecile Address is entertain
ing Alice FELTON,, of Bruce.
Roy Address bought an automobile
of Allen Hoully, of Bruce, Monday.
Carl Miller and family. Of Flam-
beau, visited at Simon Kater's Sun
day.
| Misses Alice FELTON, and Ceclle
Address visited Mrs. Ed Warren
Tuesday.
Mrs. Havig and son, of Usage, Ia,
returned to their home wednesday
after spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. Clarence Thor
sen.
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ter, Mrs. VIM. Schug, and the latter

ter, Mrs. VIM. Schug, and the latter
at the Schug home.
J. w. Schmitz is one of the News
Budgets old standby subscribers
who usually gets around about the
same time each year to pay his sub
scription in advance. This week he
made his annual visit, but not only
advanced the date on his paper to
1917 but left a liberal sample of some
of the finest honey we have ever tas-
ted. The raspberry honey put ur
| by Mr.. Schmitz would be hard to
beat.
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HE COULD HARDLY WALK

Deranged kidneys cause rheumatism,
aches, pains, soreness, stiffness. Am
brose Gary, Sulphur, Okla, writes:
Il was bothered with kidney trouble
ten years and at times could hardly
walk. / began taking Foley Kidney
Pills. I got relief from the first but
continued until had taken three
bottles. 1 feel like a new man.
-Speidel e Speidel.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
were issued by the county clerk the
past week:
Joseph D. Shumway. city, to Mar
ion e. Ingram, Tony.
Walter S. Finch Milwaukee, to
Vanie L. Robbins, city.
Dennie Skrupky, Glen Flora, to
Adeline l.. Gay, Apollonia.
Peter Larson to Bessie Ever, both
of Atlanta
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TO LET-coNTRACT

WANTED-Party to take contract
for clearing and stumping $50 acres
Of land. Call or phone. B. H. An
dresen, 21s miles northeast of La
dysmith 18-20*
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SHELDON

Special Correspondence.
r. L. Beverage has as guests
two sisters from the east.
Mrs. Louis Stassel is reported to
be seriously ILL., DR.. O'Connor was
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FOR SALE-LAUNCH
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

PURE BRED Guernsey Bull. Good
individual and good breeding. A few
pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs 10
weeks old, S. each. The John Helm
Co., Tony, Wis. 1t
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MONEY TO LOAN

$4,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Easy terms and low interest
ANDERSEN & FALGE, Attys., Post
office building, Ladysmith.
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FOR sALE-IMPRovED FARMS

A FARM BARGAIN for quick sale
212 acres miles north of Bruce;
so acres in cultivation, balance cut
over pasture; well fenced; good s.
room house and barn 48 81. Part
cash, balance terms to suit. Price
$40 per acre. Write w A. Sapley
New Bedford, Iowa. 1921
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WANTED ROOMS

TWO OR THREE furnished or UNI
furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping Apply at the News
Budget office. "A 81 If
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GREAT AUTO SHOW
At STATES FAIR
Over 100000 Worth Of
1917 Models to Be Shown
Under One Root.
INCLUDES OVER 200 CARS.
Dealers Will Conduct Another
Booster Trip Touching Fifty
Cities-Why Small Admis-
sion Fee Is Charged.

Milwaukee, Aug. 21.-It was conced-
ed during the 1915 State Fair that the
exhibition Of automobiles and Access
sories made by the Milwaukee Auto
mobile Dealers, Incorporated, was one
of the most distinguishing features OF
the exposition and surpassed any at
tempt heretofore made by any Industry
in Wisconsin to illustrate tie magni-
tudc of the business produced by am
one trade.
Showing of 1917 Models.
The biggest thing about the automo-
bile show this year. Sept. II to 16, will
be the advance showing of 1917 mod
els Fifty-nine Of the foremost fac
tories manufacturing pleasure cars will
exhibit advance specimens of cars that
will patrol highways and byways Of
Wisconsin during the coming year.
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Bounties

Bountes
The following bounties were paid
by the county clerk the past week:
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WANTED TO BUY-FARM
FOR RENT

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS close in.
Enquire at News-Budget office. "a
IT," loft
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FOR SALE

TOP BUGGY In first class condition;
spring cutter, good as new and a
beauty; and single harness. Will sell
very reasonably and on easy terms.
Mark R. Bell, Ladysmith, Wis.
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EXPERIENCED dining room girl;
also girl for kitchen. Address Fl.
L. Fuller, Tomahawk House Toma-
hawk, Wis.
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COTTAGE on Amacoy Lake. Box Sc,
Bruce Wis.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL for general homework. En-
quire News-Budget Office. "A 80
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

MARE-11 years old, weight 1860
Two sets single harness. Address H.
D. Floyd, Ladysmith.
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TWO ACRE LOTS, adjoining city in
Ladysmith Townsite Co.'s addition.
Price right if taken at once. Enquire
at NeWs-Budget office. tt
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17
EAST BIRMINGHAM

Miss Amelia Haywood Wilks enter
tanned at her home Tuesday evening,
complimenting Miss Thelma Fipps, who
has just returned from delightful visit
to Denver, Col. The evening was spent
with cards music and dancing. After the
games Miss Wslks, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Haywood Wilks. served en-
ice course. Included in the hospitality
were: Miss Bessie Pollard, Miss Nell
FIRTH. Miss Pearl Neugent. Miss Nell
Pollard. Miss Thelma Fipps. Miss Bertha
FIRTH Mr.. w. Stewart, Mrs. Raymond
Thomason. Mr.. Seibert and Mr.. Harry
Glaze. Mr.. Jerome Franklin. Mr. Peter
Thompson Mr.. Richard Gels, Mr.. How
ard F'ipps, Mrs. ]. d. Fipps and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Wilks.
Mrs. Joseph Kontzen and children LETT
Friday to spend several weeks at their
country home, Melrose Terrace, near
Hanceville.
Miss Susie Rhodes of Irondale is the
Weekend guest of Mrs. W. #. Eustis
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaylord and
children have returned home after very
pleasant trip to Chattanooga and Look
out Mountain, Tenn
Mrs. Joseph Holly has returned home
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VIVIAN

Miss Elizabeth Massey was hostess
Tuesday evening at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thompson. A num-
Der of games were played and an interest
ing contest was enjoyed in which Miss
Margaret Mathison and Mr.. H. Nc
Gowen captured the prize At late
hour the guests were invited in the din
ing room, where ices and cake were
served. Punch was served by Miss Maude
Massey and Miss Tina Marler. Those
enjoying the evening were Miss Carrie
Cardin and Miss Lee White of East
Lake, Miss Pattie Franklin of Avondale
Miss Margaret Mathison of Palos, Mr. b.
3. McGowen, Mr.. j. B. Vaughan of
Thomas. Miss Gladys SyX, Mr., Burdette
Bales, Miss Nellie Beddow, Miss Minnie
Glaze, Mr.. Alfred Eubanks, Mr. Willie
Haywood, Mr.. Harold Walker, Mr. James
Benning and Mr.. Stephen Monkey.
Miss Nell Smith of Colinsville was a
recent visitor to Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
Glasgow
Mr.. Harold Walker has gone to Auburn
where he will attend school.
Miss Julia Miller is rapidly improving
at Robinson infirmary.
Mr.. C. j. Ussery has arrived to take
charge of school.
Mrs. J. A. Herring of Cain, Ca, is the
guest of her parents Rev. and Mrs. l.
K. Waller.
Miss Edna Mae Hoehn is visiting rela-
tives at Cullman.
Miss Louis Clark and Miss Evelyn
Clark have returned to their home in
Aberdeen, Miss, after several weeks with
relatives here.
Miss Minnie Glaze is resting nicely at
her home, following an operation on her
throat.
Mrs. Asbury stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Priestly and Mr.. Jenkins motored
to Mobile. They will be gone several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs S. Woodan have returned
to their home in North Carolina after
spending the summer with their son here.
Mr.. A. S. Page of Meridian, Miss, was
the guest recently of his brother, D. P.
Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McLaurin have
taken rooms with Mrs. N. A. Walker.
Miss Ladie Averette Fonville and Miss
Mary Gay Fonville of Tuscaloosa are
the guests of Mrs. Fred Sawyer.
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EAST LAKE :

A marriage of much interest to their
many friends took place Thursday eve
ming. At the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Davis, Miss
Anna Throckmorton Davis and Mr..
Charles Bondurant Bernhard were united
in marriage by Dr. r. E. Tyler The
bride was attired in plum-colored tray
cling suit with hat to match. Mr. and
Mrs. Bernhard left on their bridal tour.
After their visit to Chicago and ST. Louis
they will be at home on Seventy-seve
street and Berney avenue.
The marriage of Miss Clara Belle Miller
to Mr.. John D. Jones took place on
Thursday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by DR.. H. H. Hfbbs. Their
attendants were Miss Frances Campbell
and Mr.. Hubert Orison. After their re-
turn from their bridal trip Mr. and Mrs.
Jones will move into their new home on
Sixty-second street.
Mrs. T. e. Huey was hostess on Thurs
day evening, entertaining in honor of the
girls auxiliary of the Baptist church
The home was attractive with cut flow
ers and ferns. Mrs. Wayland Jones served
punch. After music and games an ice
course was served to the following: Miss
Vesta Carlisle, Miss Virginia Hill. Miss
Lillian Bates, Miss Lola Bell Crull, Miss
isle, Miss Ella May Wells, Miss Ruby
Burn, Miss Cleo Reese, Miss Esther
Hibbs Miss Ellen Shelburne. Miss Elinor
Beasley. Miss Myrtle Goodrich, Miss
Annie Lee Mason. Miss Fannie Ruth Dill
lon Mr.. Frank Norris, Mr.. Harry Moor
Mr.. Frank Carlisle. Mr.. Eugene Gilmore
Mr.. Buford Bedsoe Mr.. Memory Robin
son. Mr.. Robert Staten Mr.. Gary Buch-
field, Mr.. Ed Drennen, Mr.. Joe Bancroft
Mr.. Sumpter Lea, Mr.. William Perry
man, Mr. Arthur Mason. Mr.. Eugene
Warrington Mr.. C. C. Jones, Jr., Mr.. Neal
Beasley Mr.. Devote Jones and Mr..
Robert Bruce Robinson.
The Dorcas club met Wednesday with
Mrs C. B. Whitaker. The home was
decorated with roses and ferns. During
the business session two new members
were received. An ice course was served
by the hostess to the followng Mrs. J.
NJ Jones, Mrs j. T, Levy, Mrs C. B.
Marvin, Mrs. w. S. Scott Mrs f. b.
Cheney Mrs. J. A. Goodwin. Mrs. Paul
West, Mrs F. L. West, Mrs Whitaker
Smith. Mrs. George Ellard and Miss
Juliette Adum.
Mrs w. l.. Tate was an attractive
hostess this week, entertaining the ma
irons club at a porch party. During the
flower contest the prize was won by Mrs
Yancy L. Senn land she was presented
with a rose vase filled with Marechal Neil
roses. Fancy work was exhibited, after
which the hostess served an ice course
Those present were: Mrs. IT. r. Eagles
Mrs. John Roper, Mrs. Fl. Fl. Hibbs. Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17
CENTRAL PARK

Citizens of Central Park have very ac-
tive recently in securing some of the i'm
provements long discussed in their meet
ings. Fireplugs are being installed at
regulation distances on all the main
streets this week.
The plan to put ebert on Bessemer
boulevard from Oak street to Beech
street is being expedited. Already half
the property owners have signed the pc
tition for the work to go forward.
At it's srecent meeting the School I'M
provement association planned to hold
regular meetings during the ensuing year.
the programme for the year to be per-
fected at the meeting in October. One
plan decided upon was that of regular
and systematic visits to the school under
the direction of a committee.
Members of the School Improvement
association and of the Civic league and
all patrons of the school have been in
vited by the teachers to be present at
II o'clock on Monday, the opening day
of the city schools Some special talks
have been arranged and opportunity will
be given for all to express their attitude
toward the school and improvement
work
With the exception of the first grade
the focal school will have the same corps
of teachers as during the past semester.
For the beginners Miss Nettie Campbell
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ENsLEY

The Fairfield Bridge club was delight
fully entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. William Suppler. very enjoyable
game was played and the prizes were
won by Mrs. E. w. Tucker and Mrs.
Harry Meaurns. each receiving dainty
fern basket. A. delicious salad course
was served to Mrs. r. A. Hogan, Mrs.
e. w. Tucker. Mrs. 1. e. Bennett, Mrs.
Joe Scholl. Mrs. Harry Maurns and Mrs.
Roy Birke.
Mrs w. P. Game was hostess to the
Cosmos club Friday morning. The roll
call was answered by glimpses of famous
sculptors. paper, Modern Art in
Metal and Stone" was read by Mrs. ].
Moog. very interesting paper was read
by Mrs. Lydia Goldsmith foS her mother,
Mrs ]. B. Simpson. who was not able
to attend. 1.-THE Position of the Old Tes-
lament as a Factor in History of the
World" Mrs. Mel Duggar gave a very
enjoyable selection on THE Position OF
the Old Testament as an Inspiration to
Art" Mrs. l.. E. Brubaker was elected
member of the club Afterwards a
dainty salad and ice course was served
by the hostess to the following members
and guests: Mrs. F. G. Cutler. Mrs Neil
Duggar. Mrs. ]. A. Dupuy. Mrs. c. b.
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n experienced teacher of Murphresboro,

an experienced teacher of Murphresboro,
has been engaged.
The teachers met their new pupils at
the school building Friday afternoon
and Saturday morning for grading and
removal of conditions. Indications prom
Use full school, probably large en-
rollment than last semester.
The Rainbow Study circle resumed its
work Friday in the first meeting of the
season at the home of Mrs. G. M. We'd
der. This was business meeting. Plans
for the year claimed the attention of the
members
The Woman's Missionary society met
with Mrs J. w. Akin Monday afternoon
for business and social programme.
nominating committee was appointed
for the purpose of submitting names TO
the society at the next meeting for the
offices of president and reporter, re-
Gently vacated. A social hour followed,
during which refreshments were served
the members and guests.
The South Park Social club met with
Mrs Alice Spurrier Wednesday. An ex-
cellent programme was executed and
there was a large attendance of the
members
The Ladies' Aid association met In bust
ness session at the Baptist church Tues
day afternoon.
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IRONDALE

Mrs. John Kern and daughter, Miss
Mamie Kern, who have been the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Barrett, have re-
turned to their home in Athens, 0.
Miss Ruth Fortenbelry arrived yester-
day from Frederick, Md, where she has
been in school for the past y months.
Miss A. B. Walker and Miss Annie
Walker of Springville have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Bobo.
Miss Jessie Clements and Miss Matte
Coker expect to leave next Tuesday for
Florence to attend the State Normal
school at that place.
Mr. Charles Ellard left last Friday for
Tuscaloosa to enter the university.
Miss Annie Hall has returned from a
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AvONDALE

Mrs. M. D. Bishop was hostess at a
spendthe-day party Wednesday. Her
guests were Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
D. Cleveland Mrs. Roy Blair and Mrs.
Billiard.
The Ladies' Aid of the Avondale Bap-
fist church met Monday afternoon. The
following officers were elected: Mrs j.
K. Ellard, president; Mrs M. d. Bishop,
vice-presdent; Mrs. D. B. Ariel, second
vice president, and Mrs. James Niblett,
secretary.
Mrs. S. Lambert entertained at GRO
Chef party this week. Her guests werr
Mrs. S. Bush, Miss Emma Dawson Mrs
A. S. Smith. Miss Lulu Ellard and Mrs
C. A. Cr,pepper.
Mrs. John Little will leave Sunday COR
Chattanooga.
Mr.. Grady sAllgood is in Montgomery.
Miss Aieen Mott of Columbiana is the
guest of Miss Daisy Partridge.
Mrs. T. w. Gardner has returned from
Columbus. Miss.
Miss Violette Swift will leave Thursday
to visit Miss Berna Allgood in Montgom-
cry and will visit Mrs. Holly in Nauvoo
before her return home.
Mrs. L. w. Steele has returned from
Admission.