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wufn

Was Your opponent defeated be
cause he was unknown 20 we asked the
successful candidate.
NO, was the reply "Hc was de
tcated because he was too well known ="
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Foul.

A poultry dealer
Is Bill Beams,
He makes his money
by fowl means
Luke McLuks,
Blll Ia 40 chicken
Hearted, too,
That we'd eggspect
That's what ded do.
Newark Advocate
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Strange

A gahhy duhb IL Oswald Rolnt
lie makes me mighty sore:
His conversation has no point,
Yet he's an awful bore.
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December H. l9lS-British enlist.
r,ent said to have passed AOOOOW
mark, Aus,rianS reported to have re-
treated from Lcmbcrg. Galicia, 10
straightcn line for winter.
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Giddnnl

Tn" west is rich in metals and the
war IN Europe has given the producers
a great Profit on all they can sell But
what We started to say was that Tusta
Little Lcdd live, at Tacoma. Wash
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Practical

she turned him down, did Dolly Dove
SAld she. My hand I'm giving,
NOT To iclloY who makes love,
But one who makes living"
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Noticel

We have accepted the offer Of Shcr-
man Goodpastcr, state treasurer Of
Kentucky to assist the regular chap
lanS Of the Club some SUNDAY.
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A young man who lived In Toledo.
Sat down on u railroad torpedo.
AZ he walked away.
The folks heard him say.
I'm glad my coats not Tuxedo "
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Can anyone remember what has become OF those loanI
sharks who were likely he pcnazcd for charging fancy
interest rates.
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Firms Is Firms
We'll. We,re Willing

a YCkcl & Son are in the butter
business at Evansville, Ind
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tr7eh2-dla dolara -talsNwic pr1y-
slcgac " rzadlie W sadlic-Kurycr
polski.
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Oh. InYl

Any time YOU need the services Of
a notary public remember that Adam
Lott lives in Cincinnati
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Bangl.

DR. W,n b. Lawyer is still practic
ing medicine at Cambridge Ohio.
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Watch lie Grnwl !

Rose Rudd Hazel Mutt and | Pickett
have Joined the Austin (Minn) branch
ot the Club
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Among the callers upon a certain
grouchy art editor in San Francisco
was very timid young man who diff
IDENTITY laid cover design before the
great man
After a moment the editor growlcd 4.
Have YOU shown this drawing to any
one clSc?"
"No, sis" said the timid one.
Thea demanded the editor what
IS it makes you stand so close to the
door,"
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Cotton seed sold in Alabama few days ago at $o1 a ton
90 we look for advance in the price OF the olive
oil that is made from cottonsccd oil
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s1RevIAT1oN sAREkDA1lS .28,546
DAILY AVERAGE FOR NOVEMBER 28,866

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
He is rich whose income is more than his
expenses; and he is poor whose expenses ex-
coed his sincome.-BRUYERE.
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Ouchl

Women are naturally aficctionatc"
lemarkcd Miss Oldgirl "Nou may have
rouccI' now fond OF animals they are"
Yes replied Mr. Oldbatch. "Why.
they even make monkeys out of their
husband"
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Oh,

Wol'dn't YOU like to live your life
over again" asked Smith
No. replied Jones 81 have
twen,y'car endowment policy that
comes du, next month"
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Fifteen Years Ago.

Fifteen Years Ago
The protocols which provide for a
permanent lease OF the territory ncceS-
sary Mr. the construction OF a canal
across the lsthmuS, have been signed
with Nicaragua and Costa Rico.
The city is liable to be made the de-
iendant m one or more damage suits
unless some action is taken to throw
out the defective sidewalks on Broad
way II was only few nights ago that
a lady TELL down and badly injured her.
sell. Last night an old gentleman had
the misfortune to fall and badly cut
himself
J NJ Aydclotte of Shawnee is at tho
Grand avenue.
DR. Buxton has moved into his new
home on Broadway which he has re-
Gently purchased
Ten Years Ago.
Frank NJ Gault of Geary is in tho
city
w I. hughes, delegate to the conSti.
tutlonal convention from the 28th dis
trlct, returned to Guthrie today after
attending to some legal matters.
A numbc- ~ popular Young bachelor,
have organized new dancing club
known as the Joi de Vie, and will give
their opening dance Christmas eve at
Donnelly y-Reid hall The officers elect.
ed were Sanford Brooks, president:
Leroy b { Delaney, vice president.
Cecil W. Mason, Secretary-treaSurer
The members are McSrS Joseph Oiiu,.
Robert MAYO, Chaunccy ID Nichols,
Welsh Walker, Arnold Fetcns,cin,
Thomas Renhardt. Ralph {. Kcrns,
Hal Willis, J W Johnson Scott Bra.
den, Ed. Euer Roy Collins. Ernest
Sutton, Frank w. McGlasscn. Moso
Schaficr and G. \ King.
The cotlllion to be given thi, evening
by thai trio OF popular Young bach
elorS, Dan Roberts, Tom Branif and
Charles Connellee is the first oi the
season and promise, to be the one Of
the smartcSt affairs Of the season
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Fooeyl

\ good hookmnkcr ig Bill Band
Hts business he Is mindng.
YOull find his words speak volumes. and
His word is always binding
Luke MCIRkc
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Seventy Years Ago Today.

lS4l-Haytl was in the throcs OF
revolution, ended some months later
by the interference Of France
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'HIST0RYBITS.
One Hundred Years Ago TODAY

lSl6- Indiana was admitted into thu
union by proclamation of President
Madison.
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'C0KHM:EUK1
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COpwj6hf19ie

To aid the poor Id like to 20.
Grim Poverty | curse;
But. while my heart is fun. know
! have an empty purse
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IN New
Twenty Years Ago.
It0m ZIe TIMES FILES

Twenty Years Ago.
J. +. Briggan visited Shawnee ycster-
day
II, q. Trosper is in Perry attending
the agricultural convention.
l. G, Pitman and daughter Lille ar
rived IN the city last night
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wallace and
Mrs Allen returned from Michigan last
evening
Miss Matte Ewing is in Fl Reno
visiting her brother jimmie the court
Stenographcr
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Luke MrLuke Saws.

A Husbands VIII Is A Wite'S
N,rt
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And when hin leaves. wen drop a tear,
Wen wish him back for ages.
But he will rcRd hts title clear
When him ST. Peter pages
--NcMnfk AhNnrnin
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he placed this sign "Mc and Bacon
~ cents"
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Fifty Years Ago To-day.

l8oo-Thc sailing yachts Henrietta.
Ncsta and Flectwlng started from New
York on race across the Atlantic.
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Five Years Ago Toda'
One Year AGO Today in the War

lS9l-Ihe Marquis OF Duiierin wa,
appointed British ambassador at Paris.
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RIPpLIN0RHYNEs
BYNdltMoso0
o cCOrri Cht 1919
N 4 w THOUGHT.
'COlriGht 1919

A HEADACHE most ungainly my
~ skull with anguish fills, while
sadly and proiancly swallow
dope and pills My kindly New
Thought neighbor, who finds this life
a smile, comes over here to labor and
talk with me while "Your heads
not really aching" he says to me, "old
hoss; your dome of thought is fax
ing, and putting bunk across. There
no such thing as anguish, there's no
such graft as pain, and invalids who
langulSh are never safe and sane For
get your wild and woolly belief in
pam, today; Just swear you're feeling
bully and YOU will feel that way
When nothing is the matter and | am
hale and sound, like that kind OF
chatter eat it by the pound. But
when my head is aching until YOU
hear it creak, and someone says I'm
taking, | raise an angry shrek, a loud
bIood-curdling hollcr, that makes hi,
life blood freeze; and then around his
collar | tie his feet and knees.
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Names Is Names.
Our Daily Special.

DR. l. NJ. A. Ca,cbecr live, at New
port, Ind
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J NJ Aydclotte of Shawnee is at tho
Grand avenue.
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DR.. Buxton has moved into his new
home on Broadway which he has re-
Gently purchased
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Ten Years Ago.

" {. Hughes delegate to the consti.
tutional convention from the 18th dis
trict, returned to Guthrie today after
attending to some legal matters.
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THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
BERTHE flakes a Swim.
by LOUIS OLIVER.

s(Gopyright, 1916, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
THE &editor-in.chief turned to the
sRrolp{ OF reporters just in from lunch.
It8had been a dull day ana he was
nursing a crouch. War news, Asso.
SofatadS Press stuff and specials to I'LL
outside Atowns weren't enough to fill
ihSegmorning sheet. II the presidents
trainEwou1d only wreck itself, or the
mayor swallow a pin, or some kind
hearted crank blow up the courthouse,
fesmight be worth living. But Just
now he felt that things were going TO
perdition and the cubs around him
were hurrying them along.
Ellis. the sporting editor, slammea
fheSdoori on his way to the ball game.
""S'long fellows! he sang as he went
1Dorkin, whose duty It was to clean
automobiles stuff for Sunday, lit o
cigarette and departed.
OfEthe four remaining, Rankin
Marsh and Burns were the ones upon
whom the papers reputation depend
I'd. Each had made his killing and
was expected to make more. Murders,
efopements and robbertes were IN
their line. To them the CHIEF gave
hrtef directions for the daily rum
mage and they left
i Burt Van Buren, stood waiting TOT
MhesSboss' to speak. The latter look
him over "You-let me isee-you
Aightsget the latest in fall clothes or
@FiteSup the present OF h moore.
Riehley wedding. No, wait Get a
4 aciEetsfor Beechmont. Mrs. Harding
HainesI the sculptor, is doing a group
f6r 66mething o brother and Is going to
TiTaS fhesproceeds to the dog hospital.
~Sonething like that anyway. Engineer
vi interview with+the lady. Find out
1Shat3she eats forsbreakfast,& how she
T6esaher hair and whether It's her
Nm who her first husbands aunt
Waa5the last wife of and what h pays
SherSlaundress. Take a camera. There,
Eetfalong now.
Bert'sS rebellion boiled over in the
corridor. what in thunder's wrong
vSithFmeIthat I always draw a lady
ffke7iobS like this? Because keep
.sfySclothes pressed, and hands mani:
cnfcd, and battle twice a day, or be.
eauseS Of Bpast pentIlity? The chief
seemsstoEthiEk It, rhymes with, "sen'
ftypgpretty we'll"
aWhat'S all this about?' inquired a
feminine voice behind him, ~ is the
5heartfof merely a tantrum :"
NeitherIs now!" Bert turned, Smll-
inE! 5s@Both, an instant ago."
ssYouzalways say nice things"
.IScan't help it when you're. around
Thsys went down the street to-
ssay5 BERTHE. I'm leaving"
tsWhatl"
Elm leavfng!"
@sWhy.
gshellaughed a little slyly. "oh, I'm
Mesthe little boy in the poem
I've got the hives
= And q new straw hat,
And I'm going back home
Where my beau lives at
Hefstopned9a as thoughSas bullet had
nut asholeFin5aEyttal spot. II congrat.
uIatasy 8 Mollie,,'. he managedatoSget
oft sf-hadnstan On ideaEyou weresen:
I'll I'm not Sexactly! guess !
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shouldn't have said that. But mother
making an awful fuss about me doing
newspaper work and insists upon me
going home and marrying a man she's
picked for me-" M
"And you?"
She sighed. I'm going to look him
over. II he suits my fancy I may-oh.
I don't know what I'll do. You'll
know II you get cards" They turned
into the station together. Goodbye,
BERTHE! She held out her hand. 1--WE
enjoyed our good times together and
our association in the office. I'd re
ally rather stay-but it's mother.
went to work without her consent. ]
must try to make it up some way
now"
A hour later the young man found
himself unloaded8 at the entrance gate
to the Harding-Haines place. He had
preferred walking the quarter mile to
the house to get a few pictures Of the
grounds.
He had passed a group OF elms. q
wonderful shrubbery and IN Italian
garden, and was approaching a per
COLA, when he spied a swimming pool
cool marble lined and inviting. He
looked around. Things were quiet
except for a woodpecker hammerine
near, and somewhere in the distance
the dull hum Of a grass mower.
TIe was hot and dusty and ever
since his talk with Mollie there had
been a queer feeling in his head. The
solitude of the place spelled safety
Why not take a plunge? So in few
minutes he was in the bath, his
clothes and camera slowed away be
meath. a h~ydrangea.
The water soothingly refreshing
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Dancing Glass Friday.

The dancing class, taught by Miss
Mary Windsor, will be held on Friday
night at the Armory. On account OF
Misunderstanding as to dates, the
class was announced to be held to
night in the morning paper. but Fri.
day night has been held good and
the class will therefore meet at the
usual time. Patronesses for the event
have been announced as follows: Mes
danes M. L. Hutchinson, Scott Lowe,
John Guy Prichard, NJ. E. Ashcraft, e.
C. Jones, Harry B. Crane, W. s.
Black.
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and he swan slowly around, keeping
close to the shadow Of overhanging
shrubs. And then-as he neared the
place from which he had started he
heard a voice, a woman's, quite close:
Here, Jenkins. put the tea wagon
by this stone bench. I'll wait her for
Miss Mary"
Bert thought Of his clothes, not five
feet from the bench, and danger of
discovery became imminent when the
same person remarked: when you
go back, Jenkins, send Green to me.
These shrubs are entirely too thick.
They need thinning around the water.
You may 60"
Bert shivered. The water became
cold as the situation grew warm
jenkins ~retreated and the voice spoke
no more, but Bert knew that madam,
self, was seated so near that he could
have touched her.
Then Mary" arrived. A car came
rapidly up to the drive and stopped.
Now was the accepted time and Bert
was about to make a grab for his
clothes when Green appeared upon
tho opposite side of the pool. There
was nothing for it but to drop quickly
back into the water under cover of
tho bushes.
But in the instant something had
happened. Bert had seen the girl.
His heart nearly stopped beating, for
MARY" was his Mollie.. And by the
time she and madam were slipping tea
by the pool side, MI, Bertam Van
! Duran was considering whether or
not it would be a good idea to duck
his head under the water and hold 1t
there until he drowned.
But bark! Madam was talking. An
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For Miss Wetlener.

Y Honortng Miss Mary Wellener OF
Baltimore, a guest at the home OF mrs.
Marshal Ashcraft. Mrs. Edward z.
Jones entertained at an attracttvely ap-
pointed afternoon tea at four o'clock
yesterday at her home on Fairmont
sayenue.
Mrs: Jones and the houor guest re.
gcefved the guests informally and they
were assisted in entertaining by Mes
danes w. A. Meredith, Marshall Ash
craft, Tusca Morris, the Misses Callte
and Edith Frey, Ruth Phillips and
Pauline JaHaison. A color scheme IN
Pink and white was carried out IN
theH dining room decorations, where
aYsaladF luncheon was served. Pink and
white tulips formed the center piece
and pink.shaded candelabra added y
pretty effect.
Mrs. Mason Hostess.
Mrs. John W. Mason, Jr.. entertain
sed at auction bridge this afternoon at
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Theslocal council Knights OF Column
bus have issued invitations for a 5oo.
party on the evening OF March l at
fheir hall on Main street. The commit
.Sfeelins charge Is compoosd of A. Kane.
1T Murphy, "a. M. Staud and Thomas
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The Overhead charne

Customer-But why have rabbits
gone up SO in price? They're wild
ones, aren't they? So you can't say
it's the cost Of keeping them!
Shopkeeper-No, mum; but the
truth is, since all the best shots have
gone to the war, 1t takes so many
cartridges to kill 'em.-London opin.
ion.
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Eor Immediate uae.

An old Rip Van Wrinkle Of a fellow
went into a country drug store and
asked for some powder.
Face, gun or bug?" asked the
clerk, leaning far over the counter.
Bug" replied the old man, land
We mean mind about wrapptn' 1t up
just blow it on my whiskers."-Cot.
trell's Magazine
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unwilling eavesdropper. Bert couldn't
help hearing.
MARY now that you have had your
own way and. earned your own bread
for a year and lived real life, as ,yon
call It. T want you to consider what !
say. When you was quite tiny, and a
certain young man also was quite
small his mother and betrothed you.
two. I've never mentioned 1t for sew
erals reasons. Partly because | chang
ed my mind, as his family lost every
cent Of their money. But his, mothsr
was my best friend and / think I've
done wrong in waiting. II I produce
him, won't you try to like him."
40 / know him? What is his name,
mother?"
"Bertram Van Buren,"
"Mother!".
Just then Green's quick eye noticed
a splash, and he exclaimed eXcitedly
Madam, theirs a man in the water.
II; you and Miss Mary will please go
away, I'll call jenkins and pull him
out!r
Mrs. Harding1Haines rose quickly
Heavens! Come along to the house.
Mary, I'll call the police instantly.
But Molly.recovered of one shock.
was to have another. She had spied
the end Of a well-known cravat pro-
truding from a bush beside her and
beside it q. camera she had often used
herself on her travels. She SMILED
and ,coVertly blew them a kiss.
"Oh, don't, mother she pleaded.
tits some poor fellow Just wandering
lin to- get cool: Let, him go--do!1f you
promise. Ilt-Tn marry Mr.. Bertram
Van Bueren. Honestly l will, If he
wants me"
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Bunner, a parcel of land near Fair
mont. Consideration $3.50.
Charles E. Gettings to Virginia A.
Meredith. a parcel Of land in the Bell
Run addition to the city Of Fairmont.
Consideration 5000.
E. s. Amos and wife to Joe Delsordo,
a parcel OF land in the Arnett addi-
ton to the city of Fatrmont. Consider.
alton $500.
Nettie Reed and husband, to Ruha.
ma Belle Hayhurst, a parcel of land on
|Prickett's Creek. Consideration $1,100.
David d. Cunningham and wife to
Joseph Vergie, a parcel of land in the
village Of Grant Town. Consideration
s125.
Birth Certificates.
The following birth certificates were
yesterday filed with County Clerk A.
G. Martin for recording:
DR.. A. W. Smith, two; DR.. J.,H. Bull
ware, one.
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Mrs. "A. w. Sterling and MI. n
Mrs.$Murray Dickerson, entertained at
sauctiongIast evening at their home on
Faifinont avenue. Seven tables were
occupied by the guests. who included
asnumber OF guests from out OF the
city. Agsalad supper was served at the
close OF the games.
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Moved to FaIrmont.

MI. and Mrs. R. B. Suffer and
daughter, Miss Jane Suffer, have NOV
edEto this city from Pittsburgh, n
are residing on Walnut avenue. They
were guests for several days at tbs
home OF H. L. Heintzelman, on Benonl
SaYenue. Mr.. Suffer is employed with
5sthe Universal Products Co.
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Deeds Filed.

The following deeds we're yesterday
filed with County Clerk "A. G. Martin
for recording:
John Lindsay Radcliffe to Sina A.
Hall. a parcel of land in Fairmont dis
trict. Consideration $1,000.
Patsy Sacci to Frank Eaquent, the
one.third interest in a parcel OF land
on Bib Binganion creek. Considera-
tion $500.
Eliza Vangtlder and wife to J. e.
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MothernI cluh ia Meef.

The Mothers club OF the VIC. T. U.
will meet on Wednesday afternoon al
three o'clock at the home OF Mrs. E.
Trickett, at 515 rierpont avenue. The
topic for discussion Is Baby Saving
-Camoaign." -- 49, w
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Mrs. e. PGslett and Mrs. Samuel
EsSJanes were named as delegates to
represent the Woman'sS Missionary SO,
ctety Of the NJ. e. church, South, 81
$fheSMtsBionary conference to be held
on5MarchS1 10. to IA in Ashland, Ky. The
appointments were made at q called
meeting held last night.
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Court News
Riahts Of Way

Nineteen rights of way for Iands in
Lincoln district conveying the right to
lay a pipe line through farms in the
district were yesterday fled by the
Hope Natural Gas company with
County Clerk A g. Martin for record
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8MoraantownIEvent

Mrs. GLIDE .. Hutchinson will 60
foSMoreantown tomorrow where she
VIM attend seriessot events given
~ MoTgantown hostesses, honoring
Mrss George Dawsonta recent bride,
and Mrs. II. T!@Dawson, both of I'm:
fontown Pa onEWednesday afternoon
MRS. 81. Edmund Neill will entertain
at3aSteat and Wednesday night Mrs.
Joseph McDermott will entertain In
theft honor, as will Mrs. Waitman 7.
Barbes the latter entertaining at a tea
ontThursday.