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crosses said Atlanta street and run
ming thence south along said Atlanta
street to where same intersects the
east side of the w. &. A. Railroad
tracks.
AND WHEREAS said petitioners
constitute majority of the persons,
companies and corporations that
would be subject to assessment for
the cost of such paving and improve
ment under the provisions of the
Act of the General Assembly f
1917, approved July %, 1917.
THEREFORE, be it ordained as
follows:
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Marietta and it is hereby ordained
by the authority of the same, That
the following described portion of
Atlanta Street, in said city, to-wit
Beginning at point where the north
side of Anderson Street crosses said
Atlanta street and running thence
south along said Atlanta street to
where same intersects the east track
of the w. & A. Railroad together
with the sidewalks on each side of
same including the curbing thereof,
be paved and improved as hereinaf-
ter set forth; provided, that if any
portion of either of said sidewalks
already paved under city authority
are re-paved for the sake of uni
formity or other reason, the repave-
ment of such portion, or portions,
shall be done at the city's expense.
The general character of the i'm
provement shall be as follows: 31-2
inch wire cut lug vitrifed paving
brick, laid monolithic on 8 inch con-
crete foundation for street. Skis
inch concrete curb. Sidewalks of
cement of an average width of 6
feet.
The material to be used for the
paving of said portion of said street
shall be Vitrifed Brick, for the pave
ment of the sidewalks on each side
thereof Concrete, for the construc-
ton of the curbing of said sidewalks
Concrete, and for the construction
OF all necessary man-holes, catch
basins, draining pipes, including
storm water drainage, Cast iron
pipe, brick and vitrified pipe.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordain-
ed by the authority aforesaid and
it is hereby ordained by the authori-
ty of the same, that the pavement
and improvement authorized by this
ordinance shall be done under the
provisions of the Act of the General
Assembly of 1917, approved July %,
1917.
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GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
City of Marietta. SIS.

lily VI MdFIStId. IS.
WHEREAS The Mayor and Coun-
Gil of said city have been petitioned,
in writing to pave or otherwise i'm
prove certain portion of Atlanta
Street, in said city, together with the
sidewalks on each side thereof, ex-
cept such portion, or portions, of said
sidewalks, if any, already paved I'M
der city authority, a description Of
which portion of said street is as
follows: Beginning at a point where
the North side of Anderson street
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
o Whom it may Concern:

To Whom it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that an or
dinance has been introduced, and the
consideration thereof is now pending,
before the Mayor and Council Of the
City of Marietta, Georgia, to pave or
otherwise improve a certain portion
of Atlanta Street, in said city, to-
wit:
Beginning at point where the
north side of Anderson street crosses
said Atlanta street and extending
south along said Atlanta street to
where said street intersects the east
side of the w. & A. Railroad track,
together with the sidewalks on each
side of same including the curbing
thereof, the estimated cost of which
paving and improvement is 1926 per
front foot
IF any portion of either Of said
sidewalks already paved under City
authority are repaved for the sake
of uniformity or other reason the
requirement. Of such portion, or por-
tions, shall be done at the city's ex-
pense.)
All property owners and others
interested are notified to appear at
a meeting of said Mayor and Council
to be held at the council room of said
city on the 18th day of September
1917, at 8 o'clock, P. M, and make
any objections that they or either
of them, may desire to urge against
the passage of such ordinance.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF MARIETTA, GA.
By JIM R. BRUMBY, JR.,
Mayor.
V. B. WADDELL, Clerk.
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1 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

inclusive; shall be dated July 1st,
1917, shall bear interest from date
at the rate of six. per cent. (6%)
per annum, payable semi-annually on
January 1st and July 1st of each
year.
Said bonds shall mature Two
Thousand ($2,OOO.00) Dollars on
the 1st day of January, 1928, and
Two Thousand 2,000.O0) Dollars
on the lst day of January of each
year thereafter up to and including
January 1st, 1887, when all of said
bonds shall be fully paid.
BE it further resolved by said
Board of Trustees of said SMYRNA
School District that an election to
determine whether or not said bonds
shall be issued for the purpose afore-
said be, and the same is, hereby call
ed, to be held at the school site in
said School District on the 9th day
OF October, 1917, and that notice
of same shall be given for the space
of thirty 800 days next preceding
the date Of election in the newspaper
in which sheriff's advertisements for
the county are published, notifying
the qualified voters that on the day
named an election shall be held to de-
termine the question whether bonds
shall be issued by the said Smyrna
School District for the purpose of
building school house in and for
said District. Said notice shall spe-
city the amount of bonds to be is
sued, what interest they are to bear,
how much interest and principal to
be paid annually, and when to be
fully paid off.
BE it further resolved by said
Board of Trustees of said Smyrna
School District that notice of said
election be posted at three (3) pub
lie places in said Smyrna School Dis
trict not less than ten (1O) days
previous to the election.
"Be it further resolved by said
Board of Trustees that all resolu-
tions of this Board in conflict with
these resolutions be, and the same
are, hereby repealed.
''This the 81 day of August, 1917"
The polls for said election will
open at eight o'clock, A. M, and
close at three o'clock, P. M. at the
School Site in said District.
All those desiring to vote in favor
of the issuance of said Smyrna
School District bonds shall do so by
casting ballots having written or
printed upon them the words ''FOR
SCHOOL HOUSE,; and all those
desiring to vote against the issuance
of said bonds shall do so by casting
ballots having written or printed up
on them AGAINST HOOL
HOUSE."
This the 21st day of August, 1917.
J. w. MAGILL, Chairman.
T. L. HANDY, Secretary.
E. H. THOMPSON,
A. L. OSLIN,
J. H. CANTRELL,
Trustees Smyrna School District.
August 81. September 7-14-21.
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A Birthday Dinaer

Mr.. and Mrs. lClaud Stevenson,
gave a dinner in honor OF her moth
er, Mrs. f. f. Phillips, Seth birth
day. Children present: Mrs. Alice
Malone, Fort Worth; Mrs. Viola
eumbie, Gilmer, Mrs. John NJ. Har-
rison. city; grandchildren, Mrs. VIC
let Foreman, Dallas: Mrs. villa
Pearson, Paris, Miss Venice Malone.
Dallas; Mr., claud Hanson. city:
Miss Louise Stevenson. William.
James. George Stevenson great
grandchildren were little Margaret
Foreman. Bonnie Trout. W. J. Stew
epson. city, was also a guest All
report a delightful dinner. birthday
cake baked by Mr.. VIII Wright OF
Paris.
Mrs. Phillips received many beau
tiful gifts in token of their love.
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congenial Club Entertained

Mrs. r. A. Mills was hostess FRI
the congenial club. Though the at
ternoon was draary and disagree
able, only two club members were
absent, and a number of special
guests made up merry party that
filled eight tables for the game of
forty-two. An attractive floral
scheme was used throughout the re-
eeption suite. Texas independence
being legal holiday, patriotic de-
signs were seen In national eolors
displayed in the decorations. The
light clusters were wrapped in the
three colors. The dining room table
had center of Gala lilies. Sweet
peas. carnations, geFaniums and
Persian violets decorated the rooms
I of the reception suite. In the blue
lroom the blue shields made the ta-
BILE markers and scores. When re-
freshments were served, bud vases
filled with carnations and sweet peas
harmonizing with the decorations OF
each room, were placed on the game
tables. Misses Julia Mae Ward and
Emily Cornwell assisted in serving.
Miss Louise Kirsh gave two read
ing selections during the afternoon.
Refreshments consisted of salad. wa
fers, chips, olives, stuffed dates and
tea. st. Patrick ideas were featured
In the table runners of one room,
while in another patriotic colors
were recognized in the table covers.
The invited guests included Mes
danes Carey Wilson, l.. ID. Parnell,
Quincy Getzendaner. w. G. Tenery,
J. Lea Cannon, II, r. Potter. c..
NJ. Supple. d. D. Floyd, c. r. Schus-
ter, w. X Ward. Robt. Mayfield,
Tom Spaldng. Ellen Hurd, A. A. Nc
Roberts and Miss Mabel Grizzard.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
entertained with progressive forty
two. The same designs were carried
out in the decorations. Five tables
were arranged for forty-two. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Corn
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], III. Kirsh Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellen Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Floyd, Miss Maude b. Davis. Mrs.
Maude Biard. Eal Nall and Miss
Lena Nall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Ward,
Herman Cook and Miss Julia Mae
Ward. Refreshments were served.
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Bay View Club Meets.

PORTRAIT Painting" was the topie
Of the Bay View clubs lesson on
Thursday of this week. Mrs. Roger
Kennedy was the leader, and the
club was very enthusiastic in the
study of the famous portraits in oil
paintings. Mrs. Charley Ray was
elected as one OF the teachers to
fiji the place of Hiss Ivy Cheatham,
who resigned. Mrs. Ray will be
one of the teachers for next year.
A comparison of Gainsboro and
REYNOLDS was given by Mrs, Tom
c. Forrest. Rembrandt as a
Portrait Painter" was discussed
nv Mrs. O. IA. Chapman.
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Tuesday Club Entertained.

Mrs w D. Boyd was hostess
Tuesday to the Tuesday club. A
luxuriant geranium cluster made
the library attractive. Deep pink
carnations were used in the music
room, and the den had for the table
decoration gem Gala. Six tables
were arranged for the clubs game
of forty-two. Refreshments con-
sisted of creamed oyster on toast
olives, chips. minis, almonds and
peach Ice. At a business meeting
following the social hour the club
voted to abandon its social meetings
until after the revival meetings.
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Nasturtiums eentered the dining
room table. a large pigeon pie and
an oyster supper were the main
features Of the dinner menu. Fol-
lowing the dinner smoker was en-
joyed which finished the evening 4
revelries. The guests Included the
employees OF the spalding Furniture
company and few friends. They
we're Arthur Boze. Horatio Bunkley
Claude Rice, Joe Phillips, Will Far
ley. Thee. Ezell. G. w. Moorea. Fitz
Moores. Bill Morley. and s. p.
spalding and Charley Burnett.
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Mrs. j. II. Alexander was hostess
to the Tuesday Social club AZ her
hcme on Farley street this week
After cordial greetings by the nos
tess and her daughter, Miss Grady
some piano and vocal numbers
were given by Miss Grady AieXan-
der. Tho dainty colors Of yellow
and white were executed In Inc
general decorative scheme. FIVE
tables were arranged for the eaho
of forty-two. High score was won
by Mrs. Fletcher Curry. speeia'
guests included Mesdames j. H.
MeCaul, J. G. Cornwell, ". 1,
Jones, Roy w upshaw. Thee faf-
Icy, v. A. Morris, George A. rat
ten. ]. w. Tucker. Runners OF the
party colors were placed on 'he
gume tables for refreshment service
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Waxahachie Bible Club

Questions for Thursday, March 3.
Study XI. Jesus Outside Galilee
Instrueting the Twelve"
/. What was the difference in
the teaching in Mark 1o:1 and Mark
$40?
2 What was the question the
local rabbis put to Jesus? Why did
they ask this question?
3. What IS the meaning of verse
5 in Mark 10 2-12? What is the
argument in verse and .?
a. What caused the disciples to
make fresh blunder? What made
Jesus exceedingly indignant
5. Is there any connection be-
tween the paragraph 1916 and 2-12?
Write your views on this.
6. What was it that so thrilled
the twelve? In Mark 10: 1922, what
was the young mans request? How
did Jesus reply?
Z. Did he do what Jesus asked
MIN 10 40
s. How did the twelve feel about
this prominent young man not fol-
lowing them?
8. Read Mark 1o:22-27 and state
why II was hard for the rich man to
enter the Kingdom of God.
10. What does Peter think makes
man sure OF the Kingdom of God?
What is said about verse 80?
II. Read lPaul,s statement in,
Philippians and Romans. What
is the warning in Mark 1851
IL. Is there any warning in it
for the twelve?
IS. Where does Jesus now go?
Were the disciples afraid TO follow?
Why?
IA. Did the twelve at this time
still believe the Messiahship Of Je-
sus?
Is. Read John and II and see
If it throws any light on the situa-
ton in Mark 1899.
1G. What did Jesus say to the
twelve on the way to Jerusalem
Did they understand Him?
II. Which Of the twelve came
to Him now, and what did they say?
Did they still have n political con-
ception of the kingdom
10, What is said about the moth-
err of James and John2 What was
the law OF greatness in the kingdom?
How does being servant make |
man great?
10. What does verse 40 suggest
20. Where does Jesus now go
from Jerusalem? What were the
two characteristic things whoeh He
did here?
81. Tell where found, and de-
scribe both,
%. Review studies 9-1l by read
ing the titles of each days work
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Sixteen Club Entertained.

Mrs. Roger Kennedy and Mrs. HIN
Hafnin entertained the Sixteen club
Saturday afternoon at the hand
some Hardin home on Ferris ave.
nue.. The house was ornamented in
tie splendid raiment of spring With
STRING posies and delica:a bleoms
giving the floral touch. The score
cards featured the season of flow
or and song, representing yellow
1onquils aid daffodils. The library
lad lily bowls and small vases with
tie golden blooms. In the nar,or
were ardinieres of delicate mink
Esacinths. The dining room was
featured in red, the table having
q central adornment of red gera-
niums. Small blossoms in red hines
were on the mantle. While refresh
mems were being served small
silver bud vases holding yellow
blooms We're placed at eacf, table
Twelve tables were arranged for the
game of forty-two. Mrs. scheetor
Of New York City. the guest Of
Mrs Joe Cohn, and Mrs. Grissom of
Wichita Falls. guest OF Mrs.
SID Turner, We're the out-of-town
guests. Mrs. Kennedy met the
guests at the door. She wore a gold
brown taffeta afternoon dress. Mrs.
Hardin wore an evening dress of
apple green Georgette and en-
hroidered lace. Miss Dot fiosford.
Miss Ivy Cheatham, Mrs. Talmage
Newton and Mrs. Pick Hardin as
sisted In entertaining. Refresh
nents consisted OF fruit salad su-
preme, totato chips. chicken sand
Wiches and nectar.
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Third Birthday Celebrated.

Harry Wilson, the three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat II. Wilson
on Main street. celebrated his third
birthday Wednesday, Feb. %.
Twenty OF his juvenile friends en-
joyed the occasion with him. The
house with games. The birthday
cake was ornamented in with three
brightly beaming candles. Mrs. viii
son was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. j. l.. Witherspoon OF Midloth-
ian, Mrs. Grafton Nycum. Mrs. N. A.
cake and necar We're served.
Howle, and Mrs. j. b. McCaul
Fruits, cake and necar were served.
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Double Ten Club.

Mrs. Charles Dahnke was the de-
lightful hostess Wednesday. enter
tanning tho Double Ten club at her
home on Ferris arenue. The recep-
ton suite of this attractive Dutch
bungalow was given q decoration in
palms. ferns and cut flowers. Some
of the guests played forty-two while
others spent the time in fancy work.
Only the club members were present,
with the exception OF the hostess
neighbors, Miss Virginia Trippett,
Miss Jewel Wicker and Mrs, W. w,
Todd. Refreshments consisted of
salad, olives, sandwiches. angel food
and brick cream.
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The pianist with the John Il. Brown
eyangeiistic party. He will also have
charge Of the young peoples work.
Mr.. Garth will meet the young peo-
pie in a union meeting at the Main
Street Christian church on Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock. All young
people of the city are cordially inyit-
ed to attend. All young peoples
societies of the churches are asked to
unite in this union meeting.
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Shakespeare Club

A prompt and full attendance Of
the Shakespeare club members is
urged Tuesday afternoon. as it will
be annual election OF officers. The
lesson will be as outlined in the year
book.
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...,,ent Announced.

Engagement
. most delightful social al'a !,
- luncheon given yesterday at
a = noon BY Mrs. Glen cou'son At
u ,s,u ,ifui home on North 81.
lsbp street honorins her sister MISS
NJ, ADAMS. OF Dallas.
IN ~ sues,s we're some OF MISS
,,,,seth's most intimate friends and
:, /. congenial and delightful set
ii girls.
ne handsome dining table was
ia in a beautiful Madeira lunch
.ct and at Miss Elizahoth's place
1, chair was adorned with a large
~ II denote the guest of honor.
rs,ers we're placed for twelve.
sreet peas formed the center-piece
.n,a 4 bed of smilay with pink
,.-pa,ps Of ribbon to each plate. inc
,l,re cards represented a bride, In
Il center Of each plate was n pink
,,,u from which was suspended a
sading ring holding a card which
mad Elizabeth F, Adams--Ed-
up Malcolm Wise. Jr.. April II,
lsli.a
The charming honoree was show
elsd With hearty congratulations and
rood wishes. An elegant fiye-course
Ivreheon was then served and heart
IF enjoyed.
The other rooms of this home were
Faithfully decorated with flowers
md an abundance OF pussy willows
rent to tee hoaoree from a friend at
Portland, Oregon, especially for this
occasion.
The rest Of the afternoon was de-
lghtfuly passed in the library which
ms frightened with an open fire OF
ags, and the time passed too quick
h with pleasant talk and games OF
h'itgo
Mss Elizabeth, who is one of our
aetsisst girls, looked her very best,
sttrA in gown OF white.
The guests Of the occasion includ-
~ the honores, Misses Louise Ende.
Aatf Evans, Matte Fac Arnold,
Johnnie Mays Morris, Christine Har-
Fsea, Mesdames John Scarborough,
We Wood, E. ] Lamkin. Mrs. Coul-
an was assisted by Mrs. A. A.
aslon.-GreenyiIle Banner.
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occupying a pretty new bungalow
just built by Mark Smith.

occupying a pretty new bungalow
Just built by Mark Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wharton OF
Dallas were the guests Wednesday
end Thursday Of Mrs. A. ]. Davis
and Miss Maude r. Davis on Rogers
street.
Mrs. j. d. Stephenson and Miss
I. l.. Walker OF Hillsboro are tho
guests of Mrs. A. Trippest for the
Weekend
The president of the Loyal WO-
mons Bible class of the First Metho-
dist church asks every member to
be present at Sunday school Sum
day morning. New members will
be appreciated. and visitors are
welcome.
Mrs r. s. Armstrong submitted
To minor operation last week
when small growth WAS removed
from her hand She Is getting
along we'll which will be good news
to her many friends in Waxaaachie.
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-.
ID Wise, Jr, is the youngest son
= MT and Mrs. Ed Wise of Waxa-
assale He was born and reared
:. as't receiving his education at the
4sa school and pursued his voea-
' education at Schenectady, N.
Y SAeFe he learned electrical en-
'ass'lhs' He Is now with the Cen
- Electric company at Dallas.
'n''s ne has lived for the past four
,'''S The bride formerly lived at
Hs'ssasllle. having moved to Dallas
Wy lew months ago.
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salad. butter thins, brick cream
ana cake were served. The color
scheme vas carried out in the re-
freshments- Mrs, ]. A. Nugent as-
sisted the hostess in entertaining.
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Mcdowell club Elects Officers.

The Mcdowell Music club met FRI
day afternoon at Sims library. Mrs.
|T II. Cheatham conducted the lesson
which members said was one of the
most delightful OF the seasons
studies. Mrs. Cheatham has soul
for music, and also has literary
appreciation of the history of music,
These clements combined make her
a most fitting aud capable leader,
and she brought inspiration to the
club. Miss Pinkerton of Trinity
University, student in the piano de-
partment, played Beethoven's Moon
light Sonata" Prof. Gray Moore
gave n clarinet solo, accompanied by
Miss Vera Cri. Ter. His prosram
number was Mendelssohn's spring
Song. The subject of the lesson
was symphony and the orchestra
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FACULTY Club Entertained

e.aAs nail extended Inequalities
-. " members of the Trinity Uni
~ a's Faculty club last Saturday
!, ,su'' when Mrs, Dunbar. Mrs. Helen
ss0a and Miss Bohning were hos
~ vi the club. As the guests
~, 'Ae'r approach up the broad
y asPs' they caught a glimnsa ~ =
j.. u portrait OF George WASH
', ,sl' which was placed amidst
- "se ilags in the main parlor
,,.,,, 'A'cn came into view as the
i, =. 'A'efed the hall. In this par
t,,,., we're floral decorations. q
lo.,s.s .ase holding long stemmed
~ aa Beauty and Brides buds
NH .. parlor had PROVISIONS of
Il ,, s4'aa'lons. A short program
Il n.. 'a IN which Bernidine AUBREY
~ = gave a vocal nnmnor
asr s,.a e Song by MacFayden.
Conn., e0rs was Her Rose" h y,
Plan, ', Miss Katherine Aldredpe
I'd s ssau gave reading. The PEN
|l,esss' = Her encore was "Tbe
st,s. VI " an Apple.
i, s' ss., this cards we're passed wiz,
.ls,, sue ne, George Washington. and and
a ss asked to make tho 'o grs., a"a
lsae p, :, words possible from the
|tatIsa y. y Wood and Prof. Llvines-
.aasss Tor the prize, Mr.. LIyjpa ,.S,,
aala,se,,.a at was presented win =
d CON-, ,s Eymbolical Ratchet In
Nd NJ 'es' OF eharades Mrs Wood ID
Id, aus =, Livingston were N moao woo" 90"
i,,,a Mss hernleo Crawford ford e rap,
DsnN.Oal program. Prof 49, s,.s
~ Ma ss'' violin Instructor Of ' rr,n4
= and Mr. ~ u beeson Hall and
y o. cream, refreshments consist
|sslsw , ass1 sandwiches, m ,v"1'
'a''d Cream and coffee and
IN spa 's Celebrated Birthday.
ss'sath blr,s s celebrated his TWEEN
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w. G. McClain has purchased tho
Lem Wray residence on West Uni
versity avenue. and will move next
week to their new home.
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Misses Alice Adkisson and Matte
Campbell are spending vacation
at Mineral Wells,
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Mise Louise Groce of Waco. ac-
companied by her friend. Mira. Hal
sey. are the Weekend guests OF
Judge and Mrs. G. c. Groce. Miss
Groce and Mrs. Halsey are guests
OF Dallas friends in Dallas today.
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she attended the National Teach
ers' association

Judge S. P. Spalding of Hannibal,
Mo-. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S..
p. Spalding on Water street. Judge
spalding has been spending the
winter in south Texas.
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Mrs. Katie Evans IL visiting her
sister at Brady In west Texas.