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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-05
AGRICULTURAL CLUB WORK
OF JEFF DAVIS PARISH
Report Showing What The Young
People Are Doing,

The war being a subject uppermost
in everyone's thoughts, the winning of
it is an all powerful desire, the factors
working to that end are many.
Among all these factors is an organ
izatiou, which, from it's Inauguration,
has proved to be a valuable driving
force from many standpointS, both
before the United States became inyol'
we'd in the world struggle. apd since
that time April 6, 1917.
This organization, the Boys and
Girls Agricultural Clubs, is now put
ting forth every effort to assist in
material way the greater production OF
foodstufTs, which is so absolutely essen.
tial the present year.
In order to present localized setting
of the activities of the boys and girls
engaged in this world struggle, and
since that time April 6, 1911.
This organization, the Boys and
Girls Agricultural Clubs, is now put
ting forth every effort to assist in a
material way the greater production OF
| foodStuffS, which is so absolutely es
Sential the present year.
In order to present localized setting
OF the activities of the boys and girls
engaged in this work, the following
copy of report presented to the SCho0
board OF Jefferson Davis parish may be
of some interest to the community.
Jennings, La, March 81, 1918.
To the members OF the School Board o
Jefferson Davis parish:
Sirs: have the honor to submit FOL
your approval the following Summar
lied report of Club Work in Jefferson
Davis parish for the months of Febru
airy and March, l9;iSS, inclusive:
No. consultations, home or office 8
No. OF circular letters sent 1850. 10
No. letters written ------.. g.
Club members viSited-individual l
No. schools or clubs visited 1850. 3
No. visits to farmers not included
No. meetings held
Estimated attendance ------- 25O
No. miles Travelled by rail --- :
NomileS Travelled by auto VI
Total enrolment in the various club
10 March 81, 1918:
| COFu- ----- ....---- 1880.
Cotton --------- -
Poultry --------
Total -------.N
To- 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

night. October 9th. Mr.. Wilson Is n
member ~ tn" lncal p"stoCcic" staff.
while the mother will h" remembered
as having been Miss Grace Paul. OF the
island.
Mrs. Samuel Nilsson and son. Samuel
Jr.. OF Pittsburgh. arc tn" guests Of
the formers father. Mr.. William Mascr.
Of South Penn street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. +. J. l+arkin and
iittl" daughter, Eileen. hav" returned
to Rockford Ill. following a short visit
with local relatives.
MIR Fonzo Pra,hrr has returned to
his home in the southern section OF the
state. following Il several days visit
with local friends.
Miss CARR" EbbcrtS has returned 10
her home on South Penn street. follow
ine an extended stay in Atlantic City.
y. J.
William r. Kcys"r. former city edi-
cor OF the Int"lliE.nc"r and for some
months past editor nf the Bellairc
Leader. is recovering from blood poison
INK in one Of his feet. He is still on
rrutchcS.
y. \. bennington. Of Farkcrsburg. Is
visiting friends in The city.
a. T.. Greer. of ClarksburE. Is here
on business.
Mrs. Edward koontz and children arc
visiting relatives III Newark and Column
bus. -.
.. p Parkir. Of Washington. Pa. was
4 Wheeling visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Quinn and daugh-
ters. have returned from visit at
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Jay r. McCammon. of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
SUFFERED AGON|ES
With HER HEAD
Was Almost Desperate Says Ar
kansas Lady, But Relief Fl
nally Obtained Through o..
Use of Cardui. =.

Fl. Smith, Ark-Mrs. I. 3. Cliff, OF
this place, writes: 81 am the wife of
groceryman in Fl. Smith, also Van
Buren, Ark For the benefit OF my
friends and all other women, am
writing this.
I have been troubled all my life with
All my life, from the time waS
years old. l suffered agony with pain
in my head . Our family physician
doctored me, but did me no good. !
friend told me about Cardui, and row
much good it had done for other
women. =" was almost desperate. so
decided to try it. took two bottles
and felt so much better in every
way that I took another bottle, then
another. which made my fourth bot
lie. That has been five years ago.
and l have been ever since.
think Cardui wonderful medicine,
and I advise all women who suffer
from womanly troubles to take it."
.Cardui is recommended for weak,
ai!ing women, who need a. strengthen.
ing, tonic medicine TO help build them
up, and assist in restoring normal.
natural conditions. If you suffer, as
most women do, at times, from WON.
arly troubles. try Cardui, the woman's
tonic. Forty years of successful use
arc back of it,
All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Out-the-Pikers~ Scared
OF Pro-Germanism

An ANONYMOUS letter was received ny
Chief of Police Henderson from an out
;hc-pikc citizen. calling his attention
IN the fact that Il German was gong
through the suburbs from house TO
house giving the finest carpet brooms
in exchange for old shoes. This, CHAR
actcr, like the wizard in the story OIL
.AIaddins Lamp exchanging new Things
for old was sat SIZED with any bargain.
,s nc did not care if The shoes had no
sulrS and hct Is: lie just wanted the up
pcrS.
Tho high cost brooms in exchange
fur discarded shoes alarmed the sub
urhnnilcs. and suspicious were aroused
as they thought it was a Hun scheme
To spread disease.
rhiri Henderson, turned the Iettcr
over To sheriff: Hastings. who sent
IDENTITIES Frazier and Prddicord out ana
they brought the man III. Upon qucS-
tinnil.g him. HI gave his name as JACOB
Iialooly. uc Jewish blood, ard living IN
Chicago.
sheriff Hastings held a conference
with CITY Health Officer Williams. ana
il WIS decided 10 give Galooly his free
dom If he. quiz this vicinity. which he
prnmisrt! Ia do. and took the first opror-
tuuiiy to get away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
SIDE TALKS
BEWARE OF FILTERS.

Tut. remember" tho author man re-
minded me. What she says Of him is
filtered through her prejudice against
him
\ friend Of our hud been telling us
what 4 certain man said when he was
discussing his relation /" IN" war. with
her.
He had claimed exemption and won il
though il might seem 4" the outsider as
if he could very easily have gone (which
reminds III" that some day | want TO
talk uv'r with you the question Of The
outsiders right IL rritirISr in such
cas-, 81 and Sh: was telling what he had
said about his act.
Il am just beginning /" max" good
money she had quoted ham as saying.
and bat" t" gi"r il MP"
That was thu only S"ni"rc" 81" gave
If his ,xrIaErti"n. And have heard
her repeat il 10 several people.
It Did sound Pretty Rotten.
II lid sound pretty rotten. didn't IT..
ara Was :yGdy t" utterly condemn him
when tie authornlan brought me- tina,
Sare r"lnlnu"r
Tile probably said a good many other
situation. And he may hay" qualified
rha, r,.inrrN l;ut she doesn't like him.
a. you very we'll know. and sh" picks
out Hat one r,mark and makes him
sound like :, rntter with H. | know him
pretty we'll myself and II" seems like 4
drc"u, sort nf fellow 1" ne. I'm not
willing tn condemn him on that alone"
Ana. when l. stopped 10 think Of IT.
neither was !.
When Even Truthful People Lie.
After all. on" needs {" he pretty caro-
full Of all rrpnrtS that come filtered
through 1rrjuliC"S du"Sn't "n"::
True. til. woman IN question is truth
full. she wouldn't tell Il dclhrrat" lie,
but she mil ht toll one OF those suhc"n-
Scious lies that consist in filterinG
things through cur rrrjudic"S and re-
tanning in the filter only Il single harm
full sentence or two cut Of IL whole con-
VrrS;tti ion
Everyone knows how much tn" mean
nE uf IL sentence can hr changed if II
is taken out Of the context and repeated
in 4 different setting. IN different tone
If vuiCa ur y different accent from that
in which il was said.
Prejudice For Either Good or Evil IL
DecetvinE.
But not everyone remembers n con-
slider that IN accepting quotations from
other people.
prrjudcc. whether for good or i'll. is
very Gcrcitful filter. II takes 81
much out and is so apt t" color what is
left.
So beware Of filters:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
HOPE LIBERTY DAY
fcout1nued from Pogo one.)

10 the treasury department every SUD,
scriution made through incorporates
banks and trust companies. on "h'I,'
deposits ~ IN per cent have been paid
These reports arc made public abso-
lu,cly without rhansc. The figures arc
taken directly trom kilograms. sent ny
the governor of each federal reserve
bank and Incorporated int" the press
statement. No attempt is made TO create
nv those figures either good or pito
IMPRESSION Of the manner in. which me
loan Is progressing. III" whole truth or
thr situation is told by tho figures ana
they speak for themselves
The loan review added:
"Rricfly stated. tho situation t"n:Snt
is that S523.n00.n00 must hc subscribed
an every ono of the remaining seven
working days of tho loan II the total
asked by secretary McAdoo is torbc OBJ
tanned" ,oo
ONLY e. per cent Of the 5000, 100000
has been raised.
Subscriptions by districts are reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
A New Remedy
Thompson's Kidney Tablets

Arc the result OF Il great deal OF
medical research and study.
Thnmpsuns Kidney Tablets arc COM
posed Of the drugs that have proved
themselves in past years the most eff
cacious for kidney and bladder diseases.
combined with the newly discovered
drugs and chemicals that have made
great advancement in the treatment OF
tho kidneys and bladder. They also act
upon the liver.
If you have any Indication Of kidney.
liver or bladder trouble. hackachr, side
ache, Slllow complexion or ncrvuusncss.
VIZ want you IN try tho Tablets on these
liberal terms: Purchase box OF
'rhompson's Kidney Tablets from John
Coleman Co: and HoEc-Davis Drug Co..
and if you are not greatly benefited
after taking the tablets. return the
empty box 10 them and they will cheer
fully return your money. Price 60
cents.
If you arc constipated or bilious take
one Of Thompson's Cioldcn-I.ax Tablets
at bedtime IS cents per box
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cent of its quota, and Arkansas IS third
in the district with - per cent ILL.,.
nois has e. per cent.
4 gain of s14.000.000 was reported to-.
day in the Kansas City district. Sub
scriptions by states follows: .
Colorado. s11.l13.950; Kansas, $22,-
S37. $50: Missouri. s6,056,250: Nebraska,
s16.a?9,25o; New Mexico, sT49.70e: Okla
homa. $11.65S.70o. and Wyoming, $2.-
59o.400.
Philadelphia reported a gain Of 317,-,
100000. and totals for the district. are
now divided: Philadelphia proper. $751;
049. 800; eastern Pennsylvania outside Of
Philadelphia, ISL .sS6.so0 southern New
Jersey. s12,?l9,95o, and Delaware. So
IO.950.
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has received word that her husband has
arrived safely overseas.
Elmer Stcmplc. city fireman. Is cons
fined TO his home i'll with what Is
thought to bc Spanish influenza
Wilbur Duncan Of the Island. is con-
fined 20 his home seriously i'll with tho
Spanish Influenza
Word has been received here to the
effect that Private Herbert Linton. OF
Elm Grove. has arrived safely ovcrscaS
Private Reed +. FraShcr. formerly Of
the IntelliGcnccr staff. is making good
with tho Canadian flying forces. accord
ing TO word received here ny his frioldS.
Mrs. James Delaney. of Washington.
Pa. is visiting relatives on South Euff
street. for several days.
Miss Dorothy Beuleka, Of South
Wheeling. has returned from Il trip 10
Terra Alta
Robert Shaaf is expected home to-day
fEpm Bethany College. where he is II
student in the S. A. T. c.
George Faris. of Pittsburgh, has re-
turned TO that city after spending four
days here on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
About People
Movements of individuals to 'ano
From the City.
AT TEE HOTELS.

Mcuure-t-thur Williamson. Park
crsbury: Willis Stahlmar. Mart!nSoure:
Emil NJ Autal. Charleston: MIS-. 4.
blair. Jackson0urg.
windsor-t'r"d Mueller. Charleston:
". :. Singleton. chester: W. :. Rose.
S';tI-rncGit
Stamm-A. s. Morris. Park"rsoa-s:
Mr. and Mrs. jim Smith. CiarkSbuEK:
l. F. Tic-ncy. G.:trkcrshu-S.
RoEers-fsobert Fl. HISS. cameron:
". u. Ford FairmnnI: ". K. Van Ness.
rlarksburg: J. r. Atkins. Hundred: T.
T. Chapman. Morgantown: J. {. Cornell.
L.:ttletou.
Thu many friends ~ Miss liri"n
Hunter. a substitute teacher 1T MadI-
son school. will regret I" barn "i her.
illness ~ the Obi" Valley h"piial.
Edward l:rc:!."c. Il fnr:u'.r Nh""!:nS
boy t,;I; u,w located III f"unSSt""n.
oh" is AZ present in III" city calling
Oh old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest =. Wilson. "f
t.dgcdai... arr rejoicing OYER the arrival
- :, fin" baby hoy. which the Stnrk left
1T the Obi" VALLEY hospital Wednesday
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Of. WEEK
HAS FEW EVENTS
ALL THOUGHTS TURNED TO THE
WIPMG OUT OF PRESENT EP1"
DEMIC AND PUTTING FoUETH
LOAN over THE TOP"
wedding a Quiet
Event of Friday MoEntng-An
Gathering Continues Adam
doned for Time Being.

Society is mt Z St;udStill So far as Al
fairs Of lighter vein are concerned.
even the interesting club sessions when
heretofore have been proving more or
less scrui-snc!al affairs in this day OF
anurht but serious endcavur nave pccn
fniSsin. from the activities of the week
just closing, du" to the general SuSpch-
sion OF all sessions which would INCLUDE
more than n dozen congrcshtcd toEcthcr'
Rut une must not draw the CONCLUSION
from this lack uf social activity thhl
Whcclng's fair sex have been willing
away empty days; qu:tc I" IN" COM rarS
every loya! woman has made each day
result in 4 100 per cent. ACCOMPLISHMENT
in her particular branch of patriotlr ser
vice, regardless Of whether II he solicit
inc for III" Fourth Liberty Loan, en-
SaSing in Red Cross work. within IN"
precinct Of her own home instead OF AT
local headquarters or At her auxiliary $
center. or should il b. one of the various
channels calling for both professional
and Scmi-profrssiunal nurses.
\ number OF young women have al
ready volunteered and arc taking an IN
tcnsive course in nursing or as Aus 10
nurses, several OF whom have already
departed for various section OF the state.
where the Spanish influenza epidemic is
now raging, rs we'll az To the various
cantonmcnts inflicted with it.
Tho local Survey nI Nursing kr-
sources are now calling for girls be-
tween - and IS for hospital training.
One local young lady departs today for
Morgant01rn To take the course at the
city hospital there. while last evening
saw another Wheeling girl OF for thai
point for similar object. and Miss Helen
Williams returns today to Camp Meade
10 resume her duties among the influenza
patients after few days furlough at
her home on the Island. And ST. goes
the cvcr-incrcasinE calls Tor the coun-
try'S wumanhord. with Wheeling women
ever u the fore in every appeal 10
heroic service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
FUMIGATING CARS

During the past few days the street
cars Of the Wheeling Traction and ihr
NErsl Virginia Traction and ElEtr'c
have hccn fumiEatcd Win
each morning before the
rars leave the barns with eucalyptus Oh
rs n preventive in carrying the Spanish
influenza germs. The street car COM
panics arc doing all possible 10 prevent
The spread IF tho disease by Keeping inc
cars clean and hy having all the car WIN
duWS kept open. .ax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
ASKED TO VOLUNTEER

CIARLESTOE. Oct. 11.--TcTtchcrS OF
West Virginia. temporarily out of en-
pioymcnt because Of the closing of the
schools during the influenza epidemic.
have been asked by tho state health
council To volunteer their services for
work under graduate nurses in taking
care If the sick. The Potomac division
of the Red Cross has hccn asked to as
sist in organizing n corps OF volunteers
for lighting the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
PORTZ RE-APPOINTED AS
LOCAL SCOUT EXECUTIVE

At the regular annual meeting Of tho
executive committee OF the Wheeling
Council. Boy Scouts Of America ycsicr
day. Fl. o. Port1 was reappointcd as
Scout Executive Of this district. Mr..
Poruz came here about n year ago, and
has done wonders in carrying on the
Boy Scout work here, and the news of
his re-nppointlnent is welcome to the
Boy Scouts.
Much other routine business was
transacted at the meeting. and reports
werc made by the officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
POLICE CALLED TO NAB
A COON PORCH CLIMBER
Coon was Busy on Upper Porch OF Res-
denco In the Centre Of Bull
moss Section

An emergency call from No. 1889 Mar
kc, street. early this morning. brough;
4 squad Of plain clothes men, whcn
the occupant OF the residence stated
over the phone that some one was on
the back porch" Tho officers with gun
in hand advnced on the conccalc cd enemy
and were almost upon him. when thcre
cnsucd a scufflc and then the ohJcce
disappeared from view over the ra'lhe.
The coon was one Of the real WHO
species and was the propcrtF"o1 Harry
Sivcrt, II had climbed onto the porch
to get something TO eat and was Dusl-
l. raidins the lee box OF meat ana o'her
ratahlcs when the officers arrived on
the SCcno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
WILD GERMAN CLAIM.

RERl,lN Oct. 10Th" German "!ilcia-
report issued today states That duf'hE
1hr month nf September -" 'n'W!
airplancs and &c balloons were destroyed
IN tho west front In spite on enemy
SUPERIORITY In numbers W. lest on! A''
alrplnurs and lea balloons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
OFFICIALS
RAID ILLEGAL HOUSE

Belmont county officials. under the
direction of Prosecuting Attorney
George Stopcbraker nf Belmont county
raided 4 house At Stop Is at Lansing
last evening and arrested two women
and three men on charge OF loltcrlnS
for the purpose OF prostitution. Thcy
were al taken Ia the belmont county
Jail. where they were Immediately gwen
a hearing. The all entered a plea Oh
guilty ard paid out.
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The New York and Chicago districts
made gains Of $50. 100000 and $4,000
non respectively.
The St. Louis district advanced only
5000. 600 in twenty-four bours. Tho
southern Indiana portion of the district
tonight was within ; ncr cent OF it's
quota, kentucky had subscribed IS per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
FAIR ABANDONED.

CHARLESTON. Oct 11.--Dr. !. L..
Jcpson. stat" health commissioner. an
nounccd this morning that there would
be no Kanawha county fair next week on
account of the danger II would involve
further spreading the Spanish intlnrn-
"a in this city and county
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Armbruster-Shield5.

One Of the most interesting weddings
of thr present autumn took place yes
tcrday morning in 81. Joscph's Eathc-
'dral in which the principals were MISS
Rosemary Shields. daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. n. II. Shields. Of Sixteenth
street. and Mr., vi hccnt Armbrustcr' son
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Armorustcr. "
North Main street. The marriage SER
vice was read Ivy Very REV. Q. Il. Moyc.
V. L.. who also offered the nuptial mass
that followed. The bride was ATTENDED
BY Miss Loretta Armbru$tcr. sister o.
the groom while Mr.. Edward QuiEley
acted in the capacity of best man. TIL"
ceremony was witnessed by only the I'M
mediate families.
The bride looked fetching in fall
suit of Il grey brown hue accompanied
BY walnut brown accessories. and car
ricd Othclia roses. Mss Armbruster
was Gowncd in dark red tailor cos
tune, with hat. boots and gloves 10 cor
respond. The bride will reside with
Mr.. Armhrustcr'S parents on North Main
street for the present. while the groom
will return to the State University 10
resume his training in the :. y. +. Z.
within 4 ShCrt time.
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TIL" Cafeteria and ,'>zaar which had
been planned by an enthusiastic com
mit;cr Of the Vanc" Memorial church..
has been Indefinitely postponed. III keep
ing with the city'$ health order restrict
ing public meetings until all danger OF
an epidemic of Spanish Influenza is past
IN the local district.
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postponed until the health department
lifts tho prnhihitivc order relative 10 all
public gatherings. Tho interesting pro-
gram planned for to-day will. no doubt,
b" carried out ut the first resumption
Of sessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Six O'clock Dinner,

Mr. John t.. Baird Of Canton. O.. who
is a guest at the homo Of Mr. and Mrs.
James L.. Clemens. "G Sion" Church road.
Elm Grove. was the guests of honor ri
Il charminEly appointed dinner party
last evening ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clemens The occasion marked the
50ih birthday anniversary Of Mrs. BAIRD.
and was featured hy appointments APP
prnpriHtc to tn" celebration of tn" half
century mark reached 10y tn" h"nHrrd
guest The dinner included the patrI-
otto note i'll it's color Srh"m".with covers
laid for III" following: M"sSrS. John
Baird Canton, o.: Paul clemens: M"sSrs
and McSdamcS: William Baird f.. {.
Walter. james Clemens. Harry kl"ss. t..
NJ. Chester. /. NJ. White: Miss Fricda
Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Halloween Affair Called Off.

The Halloween entertainment and So
cial planned for the latter part al the
present month by III" Womlns Mission
airy Society Of ST james Evangelical
church, has been abandoned. Miss Clara
Bayha was the general chairman of the
affair. the proceeds of which were to
be devoted 10 the yarn fund OF IN" So
cicty. and the committee were cnthusi-
aStically outlining Il program that lndI-
Gated an enjoyable TIM" for all partici-
pating. and Il substantial financial r"-
suit for the patriotic object. Therefore.
postpourmcnt uf thu affair is Ia hc gem
orally regretted. bat was considered al
yisablr due Ia the inability nj the COM
mittccS coming together in preliminary
sessions during the present restriction
period"
However. tho committees contemplate
experimenting the event with an equally
delightful affair some time in Nov"n-
brr. which Will benefit the sam" worthy
rauSc for which the original affair had
been conceived.
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ANOTHER DksrARDLY ACT.

on. THE BRITISH FRONT IN
FRANCE. Oct. 11.-Monsignor Chollct.
archbishop Of Cambria. was carried
away by the Germans when they cvacu-
atcd the city.
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misstonay Society Postponed.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary society or st.
James Evangelical Lutheran church.
scheduled for Tuesday. October Is. has
been postponed indefinitely and will hc
called by Mrs. Charles W. Moore. the
president. shortly after the prohihiiirr
order covering public meetings is lifted.
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Visitor HonorSl,,

Mr.. Clarke Virgin who is home from
the Stat" university At MnrEantown.
where he is member Of tho S. a. T.
e.. entertained Il small group Of friends
last evening ut his home on South Front
street. Mr.. Alnnzo prathcr Of Morgan
town. also Il student in the same DC
partmcnt 1T the university and who has
been spending tho present week visiting
among the local W. v. L. boys. was
the guest OF honor.
Tho evening was spent n divers
amuScmcnts Of most Informal char
actcr. including music and dancing, sup
plcmcntcd by the serving Of luncheon
at the conclusion OF the evening. The
following made up the party:
Misses
Marie Virgin Florence Virgin
Sarah Tinklry Florence Thompson
Margaret Mcmillan
McSSrS.--
Clarke Virgin Howard Fchrcn-
John Walton haSh
Howard Jones Alnnzo Prathrr