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Evening journal., 1917-10-27
What HAPPENED IN IOWA

UOwR's Awet- vote in the election
lust held puzzled number Of readers
ms TO its meaning. To find out exadsly
what the vote meant. THE EVENING
| JOURNAL wired Its correspondent In
Des MOines. the Iowa capital. Here's
the answer.)
Special Dispatch THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 27-Al-
though Iowa "wets" have just won an
election, the State has not gone
"wet"
It Is dry by an act Of the Legis-
lture. The people voted on a prohi-
bition amendment 20 tho State con-
stitution. They turned Il down. Tho
result is being contested and a re-
count heing made.
But the saloons can't come back
until the State Legislature repeats
the present dry law.
While the "wets" had a majority
at the election, the counties which
they carried have eight less votes in
the State Legislature than the coun-
Ties which voted dry; and only two
votes more In the State Senate than
the dry counties.
Therefore tho effect OF the recent
election is TO throw the liquor Ques-
ton back into the State Legislature,
instead of taking It out Of the Legs
lature's hands forever.
A wet Legislature could not bring
back the saloons until IA months
hence.
Another prohibition amendment
cannot be submitted for six years.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
ENLOW-WILLIAMs.

Miss Mary Il. Elbow, daughter Of
Mrs. Emma b. Enlow, Of Cannonsburg
pa, formerly OF Smyrna, and the Rev
Frederick S. Williams, Of Wheeling. w
Va, were married in Washington. Pa.
October IS. The ceremony took place
at the home OF the brides aunt Mrs
Baird. The Rev. ]. Macintosh Eckard
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, of
Smyrna, and the Rev. David Morton. OF
Jackson Center, Pa, oiilciated. Miss
Esther Aurene Baird, a cousin Of the
bride, played the wedding march. Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception was
neid. The Rev. and Mrs. Williams VIII
i've at Dallas, w. Va, where The BRIDE
churches.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
DRAPER Branch WOMEN
DISCUSS ACTIVITIES

The James A. Draper Branch Of Della
ware Hospital held It's opening fan
meeting at the charming old home Of
Mrs. II. E. Wright. near New Castle
yesteday afternoon. Several now nom
bors were elected and an interesting
meeting held. Mrs II. w Briggs, presi-
dent, was In the chair
During a delightful social hour after
the meeting refreshments were served
by The hostess. The guests, who had
gone by trolley returned I'm autos,
through the courtesy Of Mrs. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are closing
their summer home, and will return
TO the Hotel dupont. where they will
spend their winters.
Present at Yesterdays meeting were
Mrs. II. r. Wright, Mrs u. W. Briggs,
Mrs. Howard Ely, Mrs. Thomas
Broughall, Mrs. Garrett j. Hart. Mrs.
William +. Day. Mrs. John Il. Wilson.
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Benjamin f..
DEMO. Mrs. H. D. Ross, Mrs. Otto v.
Ort, Mrs. G. A. White and Mrs. Brainerd
Ferris.
They also serve who only Buy A
Bond.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
Today's News Today
laurel AGAIN DOWNS
SEAFORD IN HARD Game

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD, Oct. 27.-In a hard
fought game on Thursday the Laurel
High School football team again de-
feated Seaford High. to 0. In sew
eral instances the home team had
The ball within five feet of the goal
line, but each time the Laurel boys
held them. Holt. right end for Sea-
ford, made several spectacular runs
and was tackled within five yards Of
the visitors goal. Seaford then lost
the ball on downs. and the hope Of
victory was gone. Thompson played
a splendid game for Seaford.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
VARIETY SHOWER.

A surprise variety shower was
given at the home OF Miss Adeline
Sharpe. No. East Twelfth street,
on Thursday evening for Miss Esther
NJ. Dolan in honor Of her approach
ing marriage to Reese A. Taylor
Among those present were: Miss
Alice Spence. Bessie Maloney. Bliza.
beth Murphy, Adehne Sharpe Mary
Woodmansey. Nell Murphy. Emma
Sharpe. Margaret Fisher. Mrs. Lida
kershaw. Mrs. W. ID. Schrack, Mrs
William Dorsey. Mrs Vincent, Cecilia
Mention. Mary Francis Schrack. Mrs
Mary A. Dolan. Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Sharpe Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mullen
Of Oak Lane. Penna, and Mrs. Irwin
Gebhart, Of Hockessin. Del.
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MPHOROLE--AT once
Relieves PAIN
1t SOOthss and LOOsens Up
Those Stiff. Rheumatic
Joints, Reduces Inflama-
ton and Drives Out Pain:

Don't suffer with Lunbago. Rheumatism,
Neuritis, Pleurisy. Neuralgia and Conges-
tion Here is the quickest and surest relief.
ram Is ap easy thing to stop. Get a jar
Of Camph6role from the nearest drug store
and while you are applying Camphorole you
VIII wonder where tho pain has gone. The
tirely due 20 Wintergreen. Menthol and
Camphor prepared In a synthetic way to
give results. 10 As well known that the
medical profession and medical papers ties.
tify TO their great curative properties. At
all druggists. 25c and 500 Jars. DR.. Briga-
dell, Manufacturer. Atlantic City. N. J..
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
sALvATIONISTs TRANSFERRED

Ensign Marion lTweedle and Cap
tain Harriet Hatch. who for the last
three years have been in charge OF
tho Salvation Army work in vii
mington. have been transferred 10
Norristown. Pa Captain and Mrs
Ernest Holz will come here from
Pittston. Pa. The welcome meeting
for the new officers will be held on
Thursday, November l. The Sunday
meetings tomorrow will be held at
.315 and s o'clock.
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THE b. C. A. c. GIRLS MEET.

me B. q. A. C. girls met al The home
g ~, MISS Ruth pyle in Marshallton. ON
lliu,suay' The evening was snent In
T,rocheting knitting and music Misc
Ina shakespeare played several nisno
selections and Miss Ruth pvle song
aiier which refreshments were so .,.,''1
Among those present We're. MIS-
Ruth Pyle, Clara Money. Fua ebslo~
peare, an Of Marshallion: Mary Nlc Jee9
aid, Bertha Hamilton. OF Elsmere an,
lothers. au'
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Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

a silver Dandcau. She will carry a
shower bouquet Of white roses and
lilies Of the valley. The maid Of honor
viii wear a gown OF Chantllly lace
over white satin with a pink crush Cir
die She will carry pink roses. Decora-
tions will be palms and autumn leaves.
Mrs. j. Francis Blaine win play the
wedding march. Following the cere-
mony a reception will be held after
which the bride and groom VIII leave
on their wedding trip, which VIII take
them TO Boston. Albany and New York.
They will be at home after November
q, at No. tii3 North Clayton street
Several showers have been given for
the bride. Mrs. Frank H. Buck and
Mrs. J. Francis Blaine entertained at
variety showers last week for her and
on Wednesday evening, Mrs. II. b..
Vending gave an aluminium shower
for her.
]. D. Chalfant, II. l.. Lathrop and
Herbert Johnson have been appointed
committee on the awarding Of the
prizes Of 500 each to successful artists
at the annual exhibition OF the VIII
mington, Society OF the Fine Arts, which
is to be held In the New Century Club
on November 6. and s. Mr.. Chalfant
the chairman Ct the committee, will
entertain the other members at lun-
cheon on Monday, November 8, when
they Will come TO this city for tho
exhibition. Mr.. Johnson IS art editor Of
the Saturday Evening POST The prizes
to be awarded are 500 for the best
picture and 800 for the most popular
picture. This latter prize will bo de-
cided by public ballot. Interest In this
years art exhibit oenters largely around
the loan exhibition. Among tho pic
lures TO be loaned VIII be several from
the Bancroft collection which IS not
ably one Of the finest IN this section Of
the country.
Miss Polly Laird has gone to CalIfor-
mia where she VIII spend the winter.
Mrs. John s. Rossell is spending few
days In Baltimore with Miss Ann Ros-
sell, who is studying music at the
Peabody Institute.
Mrs. Maurice dupont Lee entertain
ed informally at tea on Tuesday for her
guests. Miss Sybil Nash and Miss Ice,
Of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Haskell VIII
return next week from Hot Springs, !
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Barnard. Jr.,
will leave today for several weeks IN
the Maine woods.
Miss Mary Kirk, Of Baltimore, spent
Thursday with Miss Renee DUPONT.
Miss Ethel Tallman viii return from
Cleveland, Ohio. next Wednesday.
Miss Janet Jackson. OF New York
City, will have as her guests next week
Miss Ann Hation and Miss Mildred
Hopes.
Mr.. and Nlrs. j. K Rodgers are spend
ing this week in New York City.
", who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Edgar Malin Hopes, Jr., has re-
turned home.
Mrs. George 3. Byneld and Miss
Eleanor w. Magariiy have returned to
Boston, after a visit with their brother.
Thomas L. Magarity
A bake Will be held this afternoon by
The girls Of Miss neyburns Sunday
school class Of Eastlake NJ. y. Church.
AZ No. PIC West Twenty-ninth street.
for the church debt fund
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
RFcFpTION Am DANCr.

The Alumnae Association Of the
Homeopathic Hospital will give a re-
cepton and dance in honor Of the
graduating class on Wednesday night,
October "a. at the hospital building.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
MAsnuERAnE DANCE.

A masquerade dance will be given by
The Y. l.. c. C. in Brownson Hall,
Fourth and Jackson streets, this even
ing. Several handsome prizes will be
given for the best costume. Jacobs
Orch aatra will f----s-A 49, ---.-a--
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
DIES OF APOPLEXY.

Charles Rose. aged Ga years. died
on Tuesday of apoplexy. Funeral
services were held yesterday at No.
1903 Vandever avenue. Interment was
made in the Silverbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
HOOPEs-MOwBRAY.

Miss Catherine A. Hopes and Louis
L. Movbrey, both Of this city. were
married on Wednesday, October %, by
the Rev. ]. J. McKenna.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
PRIDE-NIeCIICAN

Miss Mary Z. Pride and Leo p. Nc
Guigan.. both OF this city, were married
on October f6 by the Rev. J. Howard
Gray.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27
StenOgrapherS and TypewriterS
Wanted

The y S Government is in urgent need of thousands Of
StenographerS and pS and sending out special notices
that effect great the need that examinations for the De-
partmena Service held every Tuesday Persons who
have not the required training urged to undergo instruction
at once for the prospect is that the demand will continue in
definitely" Entrance salary from 1000 to 81 200 with
rapid advancement for those who capable.
II your call TO service If you have the necessary train
ing take the examination any Tuesday right here in Whining
ton. you need instruction, enlist at BEACOMS Every
thing possible will be done to facilitate your progress in the
work. Individual instruction. Reasonable rates Day and
evening sessions. Students enter at any time.
Evening journal., 1917-10-27

They also serve who only Buy A
Bond
Evening journal., 1917-10-27

A pretty marriage will be solemnized
st the home OF George s. Charles. OF
No. iiif North Clayton street, at :
)'clock this evening, when his daugh-
cr. Miss Edna Bell Charles. will be-
ONE the bride OF Leslie Russell Holt.
lsO OF this city The Rev DIR. II. Frank
IN Smiley, pastor Of West Presby-
erian Church. VIII ofIlciate. Miss Ca
nile Hughes, OF Philadelphia, and ].
francis Blaine. Of this city. viii be the
only attendants.
me bride, who VIII be given In mar
s.ass ny her father. will wear a charm
, IN, so~n OF white satin trimmed in
''' and her Veil Will be caught with
Evening journal., 1917-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Connable have
been entertaining the latler's sister.
Mrs. Mary Bracket and her son. Hos
ford Bracket. Of New York Yesterday
the Gonzales and the Brackets left
by auto for Gettysburg and Chambers
burg, Pa, and from there they viii 90
on to New York Hosford Bracket re-
Gently enlisted with the English Royal
Aviation Corps and he will leave nexl
"Wednesday for Toronto. where he Nil
go into a four months training course
Mrs. Connable Will remain IN New Norl
about two weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
COVE CATCHES.

Miss Beulah Howerton and her Ihrother of Benton county moved to Cove last week.
 Doc Tunnell moved his family and household goods from Wickes te Cove last week.
 Charley Hitchcock is on the roal selling nursery stock fer the Ceva Nursery Go. and reports a good bus mess.
 Ray Worthington If Little Rock is on our streets with his Ford. vis- iting his father. w A. Worthington, this week.
 Ed Garrett has bought the meat land poultry market and cold drink sland from Amos Hunter and seems To De doing n good business
 w. C. Martins family is moving 10 Tulsa Ok. this week and ]. A. McPherson. our railroad agent. is moving into the house they vacated.
 Ed Cohen and wife of sherman, Tex. came up last week in their Overland and visited a few days with Ags Gobens parents Mr and Mrs lfrank Turner.
 Rev w r Shaw. formerly Of this lpAce. bat late of Dallas. Tex. re- i turned to tnVe this week for an ex- | tended visit with his son-in-law S family. Dr. I B Young. 1 school began at Cove last Monday lwith the following teachers: Prof C M Woods. prineipal. Miss Beu- lah Howerton of Benton county First Room; Miss Zula Taylor of Two Mile. Second Room. Mrs. Ola M Tunnell Of Wickes. Primary Room Does every parent and guardian know that each and every pupil between the ages of and ia must be in attendance before the end oi two weeks from the openlnr of school and attend al least three fourths of the term2 Such is tho late law and govern yourselves ar- cordingly. as ignorance of the law is moi legal excuse.
 philnmel
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
OAK RIDGE.

t6ls Arin,na Reed spent the weekend visiting friends in Mena
 Mrs. Ira Clifford and children spent Sunday with her friends, MT and Mrs. l.. E. Bunyard- The farmers of this neighDorhoou are very busy this week Dallng nay and pulling fodder and the house wives are finishing canning
 The pie supper and literary pro- gram al Oak Ridge was great sue cess. We received SS.55 from the sale of the pies. which will be used to buy lights for the literary.
 Fred Anderson. who has been em- ploved in Mena. is at home this week t0 market his watermelons, when are very fine this year. He has the ktecklev Sweet and Tom Watson.
 The B. Y. p. |. of the Baptlsl church held their annual hike and watermelon feast last Thursday night al the home of Henry Andef- son. Watermelon and ice cream were served and everyone reports an unusually good time.
 We are expecting very interest ing debate next Saturday night The subject is Resolved that Polk county should have a Highway Affirmative. J. w Bradley. negative ! Rev. Mir. Whitaker. The champions are allowed the privilege of select ing a third colleague.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
----=--a---s-----a-==--s=--=7a- BILLIARD HYMNS.

Mir. and Mrs. II. B. Weaver spent Monday at Board Camp
 Miss Marguerite Kirseh spent the weekend with hclefolks
 Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wreins of Egger visited here Sunday.
 Bartie Medford of Board Camp called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Walter Spear of McAlester Ok, is visiting relatives here
 Miss Fila Keses visited the latter part of the week with h0mefolks. Mr. and Mrs Henry Barton spent Sunday at Board Camp visiting rela- lives.
 Rex Brawley of Mena visited at the home of his uncle, ?. w. Lewis Sunday.
 Miss Ida McMillan of Board Camp 'iied Sa' ''la' night with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Bates.
 The literary was enjoyed by q large crowd There will be another Saturday night. September i5
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Lofts and Mir and Mrs. Hunter Fleming and fam lilies, of near Mena spent Sunday here
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles McMillan of Board Camp spent Saturday niahl at the home 0f Mr and Mrs. P W Lewis.
 Miss Daisy Cole of Dallas. Tex. and Mrs. C. R. Quinn of Mt Ida sisters of Mrs R. F.. Watkins. spent Sunday visiting here.
 Sunshine.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
EGGER ECHOES.

w. W. Fhilp0t made a business trip tu M,na "Wednesday.
 Several from this place attended church at Big Fork Sunday
 Bro Kelly began protraceed meeting al Highland Sunday
 Several from Yocana attended the club at this place Friday night Bro. Kelly will fill his regular ap- I0iHtmeHt at this place Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs A. C. Bratcher vis- ited the latter part of last week at Mena
 Rev. Harry Simpson and family oi Snyder, Ok. are moving back to Egger
 Byron Lee left Monday for the naval training station at Great Lakes.
 Mrs. Julia Standridge preached an interesting sermon at this place on Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens visited Saturday night with Mir. Stevens brother at Opal
 Mir. and Mrs. William StandPidge Of Gerty Ok. are visiting friends and relatives at this place.
 Mrs Kelly and children returned home Saturday after spending a few weeks visiting at Prescott, Ark, with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R Philpot re- turned home Friday from a few months visit al the home of their son. Sharpe, at Allen, Ok.
 Juanita.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
HATFIELD.

Miss Anna Woods. home demon- strator, spent Monday and Tuesday in Hatfield. Frank Satieriield and one of our popular youg ladies, Miss Eula Mar tin. were quietly married at the home of Mrs. Henry Marlin Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. N o. HOrnsby officiating. Mrs J. c. Evans. who has been in ill health for several years, left on Tuesday morning for Dallas, Tex, where she will take treatment in the Baptist Sanitarium.
 Dr. D. X. Hilton and family moved to Hatfield from Grannis last week, having purchased the Asher proper ty on the west side of town.
 Misses Gene and Johnnie Tender son and Johnnie Gibson visited with himefolks Sunday.
 Pete Little visited with his sister, Mrs. Robt Daly, the latter part Of the week.
 School opened Monday with the largest initial attendance in it's his- tory. Our future school prospects are very bright.
 Arlie Littlepage and. Tut Harris were down from Potter Saturday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
CLAGETT CLIPPINGS.

Prof. Lem Lofts was al Mena Saturday.
 Miss Martha Spakes has been very sick for several days. John and Wm G. Mobley were business visitors at Mt Ida Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J J. Abee were over from Ali Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. Gaylon Lively. Jesse and Wayne Beck. Clip Ed wards and Frank Lilies have gone to Texas tO pick cotton. w. NJ. Edwards marketed apples al WOmble Saturday and brought back a load of freight.
 The ice cream supper given to the school children by Prof Lofts at ] the home of Mir. and Mrs. Bowen, was enjoyed bv all present. The Montgomery county local eX- emption board certified out and mailed notices to the first , per cent of Montgomery county's quota. The imen will entrain September for Camp Pike as follows: Webb Gra- ham, Mt. Ida William w. Riser lAlf: Jesse Reed. Waters: Earl Davis Caddo Gap: and Charley Scott. Me Ida The board has examined 375 men. All having dependents have been exempted, but an appeal was taken in every case by the govern lments representative, C. H. Hern- don.
 Knight Errant.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
HOLLY mITs

The singing al Aunt Sarah Harris on Sunday evening attracted large crowd.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Inman ielt on Monday for Oklahoma for a stay oi a few weeks.
 Perry Reed has the frame Of his house up and expects to soon move in He IS erecting a nice size house 2S bv 2S feet.
 ]. B. Jones of near Fort Worth. who has been visiting his brother l. C. Jones on Foran Gap road, left on Tuesday for home.
 Ira Burnett sustained an accident while helping Marvin Ward haul fodder which might have had ser ious consequences He was thrown or a wagon. hurting his back quite severely.
 Quite a number from Holly and Union Grove will attend the Jeler- son Highway debate at Oak Ridge school house Saturday night Sep lember s. Rev Whitaker will take the negative and ] W. Bradley the affirmative. X large crowd IS ex- pected.
 Union Grove organized a Literary Society Saturday The officers are G. F. Kenworthy. president. lsom Perry. vice president. Clio Perry secretary, and May Brown. treasur- CT. The first program will be given Saturday night, September &. The subject for debate will he Resolved that cigarettes arc more destruc- tive than alcohol" Ira and Charles Burnett will represent the af1irma- tive and Messrs Boehm and Honnel will take the negative
 pedagOgue,
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
vANpERvOORT vERITIEs.

Mrs James Fakes visited in Cove last week. Miss Magdalene Alfholter. went to Hatfield Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. K. II skinner of Cove were in NandervOort Sunday
 Miss Katy 0'Hearn of Cove. spent lhe weekend with her aunt, Mrs. A. U Bailey
 Miss Billie Harkey came up from Hatl0n Saturday 10 visit her aunt. Mrs (. A. Affholter
 Mrs Ella May and children left Saturday for Mena. where they will reside lu the future.
 Ode Cecil and family of Valiant, Ok are spending a few days with relatives ct this place.
 Mrs. A. l Bailey and daughter. opal. went to Hot Springs Thursday. returning home Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs R. P. Lichlyter. who have been visiting relatives and friends in Oklahoma, came home last week.
 Misses Bertha and Rady Cecil left last week for Little Rock. where they expect 10 take a course in steneeraphy
 Mrs. ]. D. King and children. who have been visiting relatives in Si-
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
POTTER PiCkups.

N A. EntIer and (. F. Hill made a business tri ,1o Mena Friday aft lcrnoon
 Mrs. D. T Rowe. Mrs. R. l.. Bales land w. NJ Callahan traded in Mena Tuesday.
 Emmett lane and wife of Womble visited here Thursday night with | his parents
 |. '. Heath. Alr. and Mrs. Arlimus Nash and D. T. Rowe were Mena vIs itors Monday.
 Mrs Collins and son Of Watson. ok. are here visiting Mrs Collins brother. ] M Howard
 Mr. and Mrs. D P Wilhile and lchildren of Dallas valley. attended church services here sunday + + Gam arrived here last week lwilh i6 head of Sh0rthorn cattle which .he bought in Fort Worth.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Gordon and NIT. and Mrs Jim Turner Of Freedom spent Sunday on RichMOuntain.
 nr. C. A. Gordon reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs n. l.. Pratt Saturday morning. Seplem- Der f.
 Mrs. s. 4. Neighbors spent Sat lnrday and Sunday al Board Camp with her sister Mcsdames Hilton and Ellison
 Mrs. Artie Bales and children ar rived Thursday from Jacksonville, Florida to be with Mrs Bales par enis. Mir. and Mrs B. T Owens. for some time.
 Mrs. Mary Blakemore. sister of l +. T. Owen. arrived here Tuesday in response to word that Mir. Owen was very ill He is still in a criti- lfal condition.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. ?. pigg have moved their household goods to Cove. Miss I.ora Hunsakef. sister lof Mrs pigg will go with them and iremain for few days.
 Rev l. T Benson filled his reg illaF appointment al the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday He was called to pastor this church an lolher year. II r Gam was elected ehurch clerk Mrs R. L. Bates, or ganist and Mack Taylor, ehorister
The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-06
OWENS CHAPEL CHIPS.

E. w Larman is helping J. s Hinson save fodder and build barn Mrs. Henry Anderson will preach at the Chapel Sunday at if o'clock.
 Miss Beulah Jones spent the week end with her sister. Miss Dessie Jones. who is teaching school al West Valley.
 Misses Elnor and Katherine Claus of the Ransom neighborhood spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends on Grow Peak"
 Mrs. $. II. Golden and mother Mrs Stipes. returned Friday from Oklahoma. where they had visited for the past week with a brother and son
 Mrs. S. R. Whisenhunt and daugh- ter, Joie. win leave Thursday for MeAlester Ok, for a visit with her sister Mrs. Luther Lewis.
 Among those who attended liter- ary at Oak Ridge Saturday night from this place were Misses Eva Hinson. Anna and Maude Reid ana Messrs Brooks. Templeton and Clyde Rowe
 Hoyt Jones. who had employment with the NJ. K. X F railroad. came home Monday evening for short visit with homefolks. He expects to leave Saturday for Portland Ore, where he has position with the Southern Pacific railway.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mack Reid and daughter Fanchon. went 10 Big Cedar. Ok. Friday for a visit with relatives. They were accompanied bv Miss Donna Fisher. who had been visiting at the home of her uncle. T D Reid, and family for the past week
 The subject for debate al Oak Ridge Saturday night. September s. is Resolved that Polk County should build a Jefferson Highway The speakers on the affirmative are l W. Bradley and Erwin Hogan and on the negative are Rev NJ F. Whit taker and Jim Hogan. Each side is 10 select the third speaker
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