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The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

London, Friday. - President VII son and Prime Minister Lloye George went into conference this morning at Buckingham Palace at eleven o'clock, and these two states meE were closeted together for several hours
 London, (Later)-Close on to three hours were consumed by the conference of President Wilson, Prime Minister Lloyd George and Lord Balfour.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
Heads sEngageIn LongEamestT Talk

It was announced that the dtscus- sion has been a most satisfactory one, the Presidents fourteen pro positions for peace being considered from every angle.
 During the first conference lunch con was served, after which the con versstiOns were resumed In the Premier's Downing street resi- dence. At the later conference, Asquith, Bryce and other British statesmen were present. These al- so attended the luncheon.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
MADE THREATS
 GETS ARRESTED

seattle, Dec. 27. - secret sery- ice men arrested E. Il. Martin, a la3oring man, on the charge of b!alkmaE auL sending threatening lette.. through the Unted States mai.
 Martin sent letters to Banker Struye cEd Banker Latmer, in ascI O. which he threatened the recioient with instant death if they failed Q nomo across with the sum O. money stipulated therein.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
HOW MIN WERE
 MAKING BREAD

American Advance Zone France. Two thousand soldier bakers turning out 2 million pounds Of bread a day-this is the va st aud animated work one saw here st the American army field bakery, which supplied the staff Of life to tbe American army in the entire area of the advance zone.
 It was a bekery of tents, unlike the ordinary bakery within brick walls.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
FORMER. RUSSIAN CZAR SAID ID
 BE ALIVE IN NEUTRAL COUNTRY

today by Michael De Tchthatchof, who has just escaped from Ukraine and who before coming to this city mace a trip to Petrograd. He al- so said that Lenine and Trotsky started the report of the Cars murder for propaganda purposes. It is also stated positively by this man that the CNar's family is with him. ...~,ss. t il / Ii.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
.B0LSHEV|STS
 WANT PEACE

London, Dec. 27.-It was an nounced today that the BolsheVih government in Russia has approach ed the Allied nations concerning terms of peace since Christmas day, and that g. note had been sent re- questing that concrete terms pc made.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
FEMERS
 HAVE WON OUI

Dublin, Friday. - The indications today point to victory for the Sim Feiners. It looks as though this party have won a majority of seats In the recent parliamentary election. [
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

London, Friday.-The newspapers of this city are deyoting the major portion of their news space to chronicle President Wilson's visit to England.
 Some of them have printed the statement that no emperor arriving as s guest of Britain has ever re ceiyed the ovation which has been
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

in- them every welcome. The streets are dotted with them, every where, and it is not an uncommon sight to see a group Of men uncover when a party Of the boys pass.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
'SAYS ALLIES MUST JOIN GERMANY
 IN FIGHT TO DOWN .BASHEVISh

in as much danger from the influ- ence Of Russian BolsheYism as Ger mary is, and "The Allies must forge. that Germany is thier ene- my, and we must unite in the one great purpose Of saving the world front the dreadful consequences Of Bois heyfsm."
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

Berlin, Dec. 27. - Dr. solf' former German foreign secretary advocates an alliance between Ger many and the Allied nations in order that the defeat of Bolshevism may be ccomplished. Dr. Solf declared that the Allied nations gre
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

Paris, Friday. - An unconfirmed report is sweeping through this city today that William Hohenzollern, the former German kaiser has been
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
WILSON Is THE BIC NEVIS STORY
 FUR ALL THE LONDON OAILIES

accorded the head of the American nation.
 The Daily News, in printing it's accounts Of the Presidents doings Tor the G.ay remarked, The British people have never before witnessed aurthing quite like this impressive welcome"
 Mrs Wilson was entertained at luncheon today by Lady Reading.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
REPORT OF ASSASSINATION IF
 FORMER KAISER SWEEPING PARIS

The report started in the French Chamber of Deputies last night, and 1t is believed by many prom inent and well informed people that 1t is true,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
KING GEORGE WILL NOT
 VISIT UNITED STATES

London, Dec. 27. - Reports that King George intends to visit the UniteI States are denied.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27

Seattle, Dec. 27.-Claiming that the present freight rates applying to Alaska ports do not now pay the operating expenses of the yari-
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-27
FREIGHT RATES ID BE RAISED AFTER JAN. i

ous steamship lines serving the northern territoy, material gen eral advance of Alaska freight rates may be expected soon after the first of January.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31

and as a reminder of your Sum day School. we will, in the near future send each of our boys that are gone from our neighbor- hood testament; keep it with you when convenient, and read it's pages often, follow it's teach lngs as best you can and leave the rest to an all-wise Creator who never mahes mistakes. These lines are the sentiment of the Hamilton Sunday School, respectfully submitted.
 Anna Jessup.
 Ingram Fletcher,
 Ella Taliaferro.
 Committee
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Piney Woods News

Influenza is improving as we any new cases.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. George souse on the ?, hne baby boy Mother and baby are doing nice. and George is wearing a smile that won't come off.
 Chriss Rouse says 1t don't pay to trade away from home: he car. ried some eggs to Little Rock and after going to so much ex- pense burning gasoline and hay. ing one blow out he only got 40c d uozen. Just what he was of fered in Carlisle.
 John Phillips is building him a nice little house which will add much to his little farm.
 Grover Rice was up the first  of the week from Coy looking af> ter his brother Charles business.
 What's the matter with Bon Ami? She must have the infu> enza.
 Born to Mir, and Mrs, Bunk Daniels on the 18th fine twin ooys. Bunk says that adds more sugar to his quota month.
 Dick Harmon says he hash t felt well for weeks. He thinks he has the hook worm.
 Ed Dotts
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Hamilton Items

Farmers are very busy finish ing up their crops.
 Our church has been closed for quite while on account of the flu. however we have had only a few cases.
 Mr. Harvey is making sor- ghum every day and has quite a lot yet as Mr. Bass raised as much this year as we generally have made through the season.
 Glad to report Curtis Young improving at this writing and we hope he will soon be we'll
 Even if we have all the time any way. every thing seems more
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31

natural since we set our time back.
 Mir. Bill Huey has just moved his family into new Bungalow. J. B. Webb sold two bales of cotton in Coy Thu rsday.
 J. E Coffey and NJ. M. Warren made business trip to Hum noke Tuesday and reported the roads very bad.
 Robert Burton left Friday for Camp Travis. Texas, where he went Tn training for Uncle Sam If every one are as willing and eager to go as he. we fec sure the Huns have nc chance u all and that victory and peace will soon smile over our U. $. A.
 Roy Cummings and wife spent Monday and Tuesday with home folks.
 Jim Elmore and wife spent Saturday and Sunday in Fair mount.
 News is scarce as there IS very little travelling DOW.
 Bon Ami
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Adpinistrator's Notice of Grant of Let.
 ters of Administration

Letters of administration on the es- tate of c H Hemanu, deceased were granted to the undersigned, dated the c2na day of July, 1918, by the Probate Court of Loncke County, Arkansas. Al persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them, properly authenticated fer allowance, ro the administrator within six months after the date of said letters or thes may be preclnded from any bene> f iA said estate. and if said claims be nos exhibited within one rear from tila date of said letters, they shall be forever barred and precluded from any ben efittin said estate
 F. H Hemann,
 Administrator of the Estate of c. H. Hemann, deceased, 305 E Mark ham Street, Little Rock. Arkansas.
 Lonoke. Lonoke County, Arkansas, Oct s1, 1918.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Kellersville

Every thing is pretty around kellersville; don't know of any cases of the flu
 Miss Clara Rose is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. Bourne in Little Rock this week.
 The Threshing machine sounds natural and most every body are getting ready to thresh if they can get hands.
 The protracted meeting which was to have begun the 4th Sun day was postponed until further notice, on account of influenza. Harris High transacted busi- ness Tn Carlisle Monday.
 We'll every body is so busy, there is no news; everybody is getting ready for winter.
 We were sorry to hear of tIe death of A. J. Kellar, of Little Rock, who owned the saw mill here. Death was caused by in- fuenza and he was sick only d few days.
 hope school will soon start so we can get rid of the children.
 Hopeful
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Contributed to Hamilton Sunday School Soldiers Who Are Somewhere
 in France


 We. committee Of the Hamil ton Sunday School beg to extend to you our appreciation of your service and efforts in the great struggle that is now waging in the far western front between the American Allies and the German forces. we assure you your name is often spoken here on your nome stamping ground and in our Sunday School and 1t is with reverence you are re- membered. Our prayers are that this awful struggle will soon be oyer and you will come march ing nome with victory floating above you and an emblem of honor with you showing you had fought good fight till the last battle was won.
 Tn token of our love for you
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31

Here Is familiar scene In any Y. M- c. A. building at our army camps. Ice-cooled water "bubblers'' quench the thirst of thousands of soldiers, and during run" on the fountains the water line" often extends across the building.
 The Army Y. M. c. A. is the en- listed mans club, where he may read, write letters, buy stamps and post cards, have bundles wrapped free of charge, get money orders. play games, and meet his comrades for a social hour.
 The bubbling cold water fountain is one of the most popular advantages offered the soldiers by the Army "" in the Southern department. which is composed of Texas, Arkansas, okls- homa, Louisiana, New Mexico and Arizona.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Notice of Stock Impounded and Tm-
 pending Safe

On this the 18th day of October 1918 at 1 D. n. the following i've stock. found running at large within the incorporated town of Carlisle, Lonoae county, Arkan sas, h violation of the ordinances thereof. were taken up and placed in the town pound.
 One large red steer, stub horns. branded NJ L on right hip and right side, under half crop in each ear.
 One small COW. yelIowish red. white spot in forehead. crop in right and over slope in left ear
 One small red calf about 6 months old.
 WARNING TO OWNER Owner is hereby warned that unless the aforesaid live stock is proven away on or before Tues day, Nov. F, 1918 at 10 a. n. and all impending fees, feed bills. costs of advertising and expenses incurred in taking care of said stock paid. The aforesaid live stock will be sold at public sale. on Front street, in the town of Carlisle, Lonoke county. Arkan- sas, to the highest and best bid der. on Tuesday Nov. 18th. 1918 at 10 a. m. according to law. Witness our hands this the 29th day of October 1918.
 L. R. Kirby. Mayor, Il. l. B1echley, Rec. pro-tem.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sin cere thanks to our friends who 50 kindly assisted us in the ill- ness and death of our father. We also thank Dr. Guthrie for his faithfulness in trying to save him.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". Williams
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
For Sale

Practically new room house and three lots, good outbuildings and well, for sale cheap. Apply to Independent Realty Co Car lisie. Ark. B St
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31

Mrs J W. Veach of south west of town. who has been quite sick for the past three weeks with malaria, is reported much improved and able to get about at thls time.
 Mr. and Mrs Robert Meden dorp, accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Wells and Mrs. E NJ. Williams, were Lonoke visitors Tuesday afternoon
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
MONDAY, NOV. 4

beginning at one o'clock. the fol b ring property:
 Thirteen milk COWS. some giV- ine milk, others will be fresh soon: 1 heifers g months old; HaIstein male calves 2 months ol [. 1 bay horse : years old; 1 steel gray horse colt year old; 1 cream separator. 600 pounds capacity, good as new: one 1917 model Ford touring car in good order: also 6 pigs and 10 COWS to Q brought to sale by other par sies to De auctioned.
 TERMS OF SALE-CASH
 MRS. GEO. FRIEND J r. Puryear, Auctioneer
 h case Of rain. sale will be held on November 9th.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31

Large shipment of Queens ware just received. Prices right. 23 2t Mann X Humphries
The Carlisle independent., 1918-10-31
PUBLIC SALE

will sell at public auction at mF farm 71 miles northwest of Carlisle and miles northeast of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
FUNDS
TO THE RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, twiy i".-l"nd!n:
,.>.cul!u,, -: cunrrIciS governing ""in
I.uSa,luu t. railroads under fedora!
',ucyalIun. lhc railroad administrator
- ady:,:.cir-; funds IT, TIA, r.'rdS ws"r-
..v.r urc.>s,ty - shown. In Il Sitt"nl"nt
today Explaining ~l"cltlra!i! That diii'
.;rrt~ If n" I'"lnS! l":,ii.t AMI l'itItiitr"r''
\ un.r had not beet deferred an account
II delay III COMPETING III" form al con
,ra,;. Director Mc.Ntn" sand III" dir'".-
tnrS nI lhr&r road, would Hrct in july
to consider dtE!d&iruS.
'rh.. railroad administrator upon
showing If REASONABLE" necessity - nah
iul udsnuc"N /" rarlr"n'tS On h''"iint "t
INST com n.uSati"n until tn" contra
,.an ~. agreed upon aud "A''Ut'h' H'
nud,.i 1t l. ny d,.~ir' and rsau -
10 every REASONABLE" and just lhimE Ter
railroad Ssrlrii! h"t'i'.rs. pending the
execution If thu contract.
Another ;rl.,'i'G@ ~ raii:"I'i T. Hr''S"h'
ta:ivcS with john Barton lhEh'. Who
,,"I,r"~cuiS thr government III M n'.;"-
,i;tlin;i% VIII be- la at ia ~" YORK FRI
div a. consider disputed points ~ form
..T contract. At present Tn" 'hl'i 'ill"f'
..uy,. h,iW.-su thu CuIi"rt''"LS HhH '''
..oy. rununt ncgnl!:tt"r$ lbs u! th' ~
r.rr-t RAJ. To u" pair npru n""i'y TAX Il
uuI IL IA" compensation iHEd Tor 'h'
unrrnSc nf road h"ii"rIn'ni~ AMI 'N""~s
,r,,ni.-uaurr CHARGES 'rh'' rtilr":ni 10!
,u,uIstraiiru suggests that TIN cont r;,''i
ur,>,Ic for Il r,t S"uah. rate I" II" IL
tnrln!rcd hy til" Director General w!li'
III. ..urpnriltinu representatives hri I
sought for 4 fixed rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
Community Night al
Vacation Bible School

Great interest is bong manlfrstcd ny
parents ns we'll rs children III III" ''"n-
tnunity NIch;" rr".:rtn :" u" gwen 'n'S
evening at 81" "u tn" lawn ~ III"
church annex hnilhInE -'i" r"Il S' ',,i',I
in comm ct:uu with thu daily vocation
Hihir ~rh"u! moss beng ""mdurt"d by
IN. Unmarried I:ilptiS; church..
Thu program Will include four must
cal numbers .,iyrn h% ~" pupils al ~"
school under ~" direction 81 MISS i',.HH
TuttIr. music instructor uT Ia" li"i"
srhrrl Th.r. VIII a;.,, w. thirty views
If the ruined cath"dral- -! Franc"
shown ~ M, !r"c St"r""!.l icon "ntttf'tln-
mrnt Thu. JMsjrr If l@.EIAnu"i ChNrrh.
Hrv. q. T.. I.nckhnrj. w'El "rsrrlh" ana
explain th.,~, slid"s ~ ;h"y ar" thrown
uI-n Ia. SCr""u, many from a personal
knnwI"dgC If them having STr'nt tw';
ynars arrus~ ~" water u few years aEn.
Sandwiches and rul:,, "r l." cream. VIII
be served To thn>:" desiring Ih"M.
Tho Bible story today VIII tn a'nut
the Journey If Iiag-lr am'! lShHa"l. bring
in!, out The thought thr' ''"'i hears Ia"
rr>- If His rhriI-",I Tho story Of .\hrA
ham and LIT dividing rj't ra$tur" lands
which WAS told yesterday during tA'
l:.nIr hour. was mad" very real 10y lm;'I!S
of tn. school rakiNG Ia" l'ariS If MIRA
ham and lso'. ,h'' Servants aud the h"rd&
Tho rnrril::lrui III tn" school = uai'F
! increasing and Thor" ar" ROW SIXTEEN III
S;ruttur- Visitors ar always w'I""lii'
and lha$. wh" hay" spent from 9-ll ~
p with thu school arc we'll p!"a%rd w!tt
: the. ,.uI"nrtuu;ti"S that ar" gwen 10 KNOW
. tn" E.bl>. train III" hai"i. develop ihH
;yS:incI ,.f Worship AMI deepen III" spirit
! ~ l'Htrin' ism.
ii The church and 90" creation ai'd tht
: general ,IlhIIr vii, l." w"irrlm" ~ m
; Community NlG.t" entertainment thu:
! evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11

l. Mrs. Pearl I.yttl" and lt'1" son oc
near Pittsburgh. ar" spending 1-w
days with III" formers mother. Mrs.
EmmA Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs -. +. St""ic and Miss
Kathryn. spout "hur%Gny AZ his ra|".
Miss Mary Whr;lrurharn &c M0unhs-
vil1r returned HON" Sundny. after
spending III" past m"nth with Majors
WI" friends.
Mrs BESSIE E"h"y and daughter
Raulah IL Hundred. "r"nt Tho. past ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. E''h-
lnnn'l.
MIR and Mrs. q; W. rann',"ll Mr. AMI
Ms. Fri, and son and Robert Yates e!
Elm Grow. sn"nl Thursday with friends
- This place.
MiSs"e ELLA ard E"ma!n" Sr.llmnn "f
Mrs n. ". Archer hon".
Mrs Elizabeth Archer. who has h""n
suffering severely from hl""I-p"'s'n'n.;
Of the arm is improving
MIR and Mrs. Iun Harsh and rhildr"n.
arnur Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. IA.
Whipli"y nf F:ns; Finley.
Misses Win Harsh and .nr"t'a
. WYricl; and =. X. Harsh If NaShinS-
ton. wcr" guests ~ ihr ". W. camp
boil home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs r Y. zones If Mounts
yilln, enr:7, - yH-. 81 Tho past week
wirh friends n tlis rlarr,
Miesre Frances Murphy and Adam"
Grim If Cameron. returned homo e'"n-
day aftnr SD"ndinc - pleasant Wr"k WIN
| Mrs. Ounnn Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. !. T.. Allison anc h'tl"
idaurhtcr blanche. spent sunday win
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ncisc Jones Of Mound@-
vile
A number Of persons from this place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
AUSTRALIANS [AUD AMERICANS
PART IN THE HAV|E[ VICTORY

az the rnsaSr1,nt. Il was told by some
American officers that $"rgcanlS ~ M"
cutnyau!rs unablr u rIrtic!lSf" IN IN"
i::hi Offered ~ b. reduced I" thu RANKS
if they 'r.ul.' only get int" III" tISni
AS soon us ~. Au.'rI"an al'H"ar'rl IN
tbs. front llnc Australian trenches. 4
few day.S heiur" the Fourth. II was ~
mc,liatcly CunJrCturcd that PrruipIF
there would L." an attack against Tn"
l.crrlanS on Am"rIc:l'S Independence LAY.
and the Australian men We're not sTI'h-
wari IN. arguing that thry would IL"
nothing better than ~ C"i"hrlI" thr day
10y taking a waliup AZ III" Germans win
= lot IF husky Yankees. When. II n'-
cam. definitely known thu. ih''H' would
rhap"rouc III" Americans III t""lr i!r*t
attack M this, front. Tn" hour ~ aiiatk
WAS imrat,..utly awaited. Th" operation
WIS highly successful and CcInplci"
surprise - tie Germans.
Very cfitTliv" work was done with
tanks Nor" ;han forty took part IN the
main attack and all r"rurn"i Sal"!N de-
S1i:n the 'iirrinaHS attempts I" n""Ck
some Of thrn "ut With Phosphorus
shells which adtl"r" to any object they
hit. bu. are urabl.. - cause amy dAEac''
to the thick tank skins. Alth"NEh some
what surprised :" tind Americans among
,nnr CapturS the ti"rin;I,S prisoners sun
1hry ,vcr,, Veil aw:Lr,' ihH; Americans
were IN many parts nc III" front and
hid thc reputation "t bong f"r"ci"u>
Evidently frr.n what :h"y SAID th'S = \
form OF ';rrrri;tn propaganda we'll adv"r-
tiS"I |" rs1k" ;h' German soldiers un-
wiling "a Ia. taken n-'S"n"rS h. IE"m
| saw 4 h:G i"'ntul ~ lh"S" prisoners
They wcr.. 4 sturdy icoHtns lot. Many
"c ih"cl sr"h. "t III" prevalence "f Sian-
ssh rev"r anon: many regiments They
said that nn" company ~ TINS DIVISION
wa:> only thiriy-SIN strong. another Tor
1y-fiy.. and rril"rS W"r.. IEI:IId"d on az
.'u;;nt rt tn" foyer.
The short tim" ~" americans Eravc
hc.'u a~SucIa;"G with n" Australians
thor has grown W. "AinaH"rl" distinct
IN c!trarirr An Australian staff "fil'
Ger told -i':" today lauEn!ncly tnat neal
f.. certain r"EinriIt?l hoaduuaTi "re th"r'
was - mitch good na,ur''d r;ullcrT that
:. Rad l., ~. soft ;n,d;ill'l. Th" Austen
l,ans hav,. now made tw"nt y-tlr"'N dis
;inct oD"raiinuS against tit" Germans
since April capturing nearly A.OnD prfs-
on"rS and $50 ina"hin" guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
PROBING RELATIONS
OF DR.. RUMELY WITH
COUNT BERNSTORFF

NEW YORK. July l".--i:nports OF 4
conference. between Count Won E'Tn-
s,nrif. Dr. Edward 4. l;Unt!y. former
ptIhiIShvr I'll the New York EreninE
Mail. aud TWO American bankers. IN
1919. priur ~ The alleged purchase -!
III" MAJ! by the German government
WAS Inders rood t. y" Sudrr inquiry
to-day by The federal grand jury. l.
was said the TWO American banker"
would be HI.Gnununc,l as witnesses.
The inquiry was begun Yesterday
after the. arrest Of IT Eumely on 4
charge "t pcrJury IL connection WIN
hts r"luIr mad. ~ tn" alan property
custodian regarding ihc ownership OF
liz. Mail stock.
r.dcr7tl authorities t"-'iay s''!d l'r.
Euurr(y'. au;rcrdcUtS. 'Ni"utHuc "N"r
wears would Ia ,NH:mIm' i. y" U'i'
,Ienrn had been disclosed. th"E said. IN
,IIcating !.c w:tS cunn"Hi,d with the rnr-
chus.. al Any American newspaper other
than the Mail.
Ir. Eum";y is 1T liberty under S"1.'"'
bail awit,:"; . hearing jay - On he
prrjury charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
attended rho funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth
rhnnl nSnn III DallaS Er,dnN.

attended, rho funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson IT Dallas. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LcNi" M"Ntnca ana ii;tic
daughters. and SIR. and Mrs. John
Archer and children w"T" III" guests ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archer. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Archer OF War
wood arr spending several days VII u
friends 1t tins place.
Mrs I"nnl" Virgin "f Woodruff. sH"h'
tn" past week with her parent" .a'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Clutter and M'ss
Ammo Atkinson Spen; sunday with
M"undSvl!" friends.
Th. fourth quarterly ""nf"r"nc" on
Pleasant Valley "hare" vii! b. h"ld Z:
this plar" July c.-"N. District super
,nt"ndrn, Compton will h" present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. G"rhy ana "n!i-
frcn John a4id Mary. Sr"nt Sun"hE WIN
Airs Cnrby'S. parents NJ Eurnsrillc.
Tho Euard Of Education Of Rich hill
township "mniuy"d teachers COR a part
If The schools Of tina; township Satur.'
hay. Those. receiving schools near this
rlara' ara: Miss Fl0r"r"r tarr"il. Bloom.
ASH. Miss Lilo owen. Dinsm"r" ana
Lie nurhIn. rrahaprla: WhartonS Kun
ana Nrho ar. vacant as Yet.
Born IL Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Murphy
Wr and MrSt VIII. Hess and daueh'
,..rs TmyIn nu,! MARY Of Washington
spent Thursday with MIR. ana ATS. 'ho
|. Nr. and Mrs. Charles Frye were the
ovnr Sunday guests Of Mr.. and NfS. 70.
Parsons Of DniH's Ridge.
Mr.. Hance McGrudrr Of H.. who spent
tho past few days with his sister, MfS.
James Harsh has returned to MS ~