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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the -diseased portion of the ear. There
and that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition OF the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
infamed you have rumblng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
inflammation can be reduced ard this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which is
an infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. All Druggists, 75c.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23

EnsiIage cut and blown into
your siIo by a R0wELL Ensilase
Gutter is all Of even lsngth. There
are no long pieces to make air
pockets. ROWELL Cutters will
not delay you from breakage.
They are very rugged machines.
Let US quote you. immediate
deliveries.
McBEE Engine & Implement Co.
10 N. Front St., MEMPHIS.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23

McAIRY COUNTY is called upon for men to go to University
of Tennessee Knoxville to receive training along mechanical
lines They be qualified for general Military service They
have school education and aptitude for
chanca work Men may volunteer this fine opportunity till
August 26 They to arrive at Knoxville on September
Local Board McNairy Csuaty.
August %, 1918
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR NcNAIRY BOYS AND GIRLS
Se|ner High School, SeImer, Tenn.
Term Nine Months : Opens Monday Sept z, 1918
ANNOUNCEMENT
FACULTY


w. c. ROBINSON Principal: Teacher Mathematics and Science
MRS. W. G. ROBINSON Asst Prn Teacher English and History
MISS FLORENCE SMITH Teacher Latin and Home Economies
MISS FLORENCE ENGLISH Teacher Seventh and Eighth Grades
MISS LULA ALEXANDER Teacher FOURTH Fifth Sixth Grades
MISS ANNIE RIIEA BELL First Second Third Grades
MISS REBECCA BRANCH Music
All these teachers have been educated the best schools the
country and each has had special work the which she
teaches The Principal McNaian and has had twelve years
experience teacher and Principal We believe education that
fits boys and girls into the world take their places lead
education thar makes Of them patriotic aw-abdng and liberty
loving cizen We realize that all the students will go col
ege and have therefore arranged study that those
that complete will have PRACTICAL welrounded education.
The call is for young men and women that educated and
trained for their work life 1t longer uces for do
his BEST he must be qualified for the place he seeks and be able
cope with the problems that present themselves
Inshe past few pupils have come from distance make
Of the opportunities offered by this institution We will be
glad to welcome others who desire this term
The teacher that governs his school does WELL but the teacher
who teaches the pupils govern themselves does better. This
school reform school, and pupils who
gbe who be induced do reasonably good work will
be returned their parents 1t established fact that growing
boys and girls be governed best by developing them the
power self government We propose each far apossbe
the principal Of governmen do notbeeve clad rules
The music department strong this year and everything will
be done make Miss Branch Of the best
teachers to be had the country Tuition that department
will be reasonably low All pupils who take will be required
to take it in the school building
With firm belief that this shall be the best year the history the Sci
School and determination press onward the highest educational
proficiency possible ask cooperation the administration
Parents have far influence with their children than teacher and
we you will that influence for good the school problem
Twelve full years work will be gven eight years elementary and four
years high school,
w. G. ROBINSON, PRINCIPAL
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23

Three full years of High School and eight years of FL
ementary work will be done. Special effort will be made
to artcuae the course Of study with the standard High
Schools of the State however the practical side will not
be overlooked The modern languages especially French
and the Sciences will be stressed in order that students
may better prepare themselves to assist the
i'm this world crisis
members the faculty graduates students professional schools
identified with day.
of rendering the best possible to the people
further information, address,
GRADY FAMM, Principal.
Bethel Springs Tenn
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23

MT Ia wrong for us to feel shas
y we must labor all the time and
relax none OF the time merely
because the world Is in trouble.
Recreation is absolutely neces.
4 sery. When the environments
were built Liberty Theatres for
the entertainment of our boys in
kakhi and blue wsre deemed an
essential. Healthy, wholesome
amusement 10 offered you at tho
Tennessee State Fair, Nash
Vile, September 16 to 21
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23

FOR SALE: have for sale IL hip. l. H. c. oil burning
engine, in good repair, and 20 inch improved Will
liam grist mill | will sell cheap for cash.
JH. WALKER, Bethel Springs, Tenn.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-08-23
Wanted.
Carpenters.
Pipeftters.
Brickmasons.
Mattresses.
Cooks.
Millwrights.

For further information, apply to
Public Service Reserve Agent of your
city, or U. 5. Employment Service,
Jackson, Tenn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20

bore &uie lite bIiDer bolot rene Ell
Ter giort iltartb, fmn Ri let faa at
bi6e, til bpem Ri ifal meloe bet.
&Dis nogen i Dor Samilie CT ipg,
Tan hi faa at pibe, Door Ri fan fon-
{ulere en- 6pgtiq 2pge. Oct ton
nml1lig bore Dor 9enitgt at nb1ptte
bore Bern for at 90, Blot forbi bi+
lite bill gigre % ben Mlelltgbeb at
|forefpgrge, ON Ell 2ege er- paali6e-
Zig eller lite.
Rpi1berne uhfprer for Riebliffet
alt n,,ligt Mrbeiae, fori Be hfffe bar
fer. 9a6 Dem iblanM %, ion
er fpbt nblnrrhet, bei1utte % til
lat lere alt, bi fan, ON bette 2ano,
ian III bill bore @tanb til at bD6e
pore MRnb ct bebre Sjem, raar Sc
fpmner tilbnge. Sc bill babe Ell
bgiere Mening ON os, % 6e bill
boloe mere al % emo nogeniinos
pr, naar De fer, hpor meget lpfffe.
ligere ri CT, % bbor meget bi bon
giort for at forbe0re Dor Maaoe q
Iebe paa. 90 bill bi mrfelig Derl
lamerifnnife 8orgere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
unbgif en- Operation.

ltnbgif en- Operation. uDa 2a-
gert1e erflere6e," friber Sru Ma=
&lein fra &ronm,, Golf, uot
leg maatte %un6erfaite mig emOpera=
ton paa Soipitalet, grp6 8grne,te
og leg Dag og Scot Naboer1e Tom
for at treite og opmuntre %, % en-
al benz fortalte mug ON al1rifo, @i
lenote gjebliffeligt 8ub til Mgen,
ten efter Me0icinetl pg leg begDno=
tie at tage Den. S bet belle maa
jeg bape tnget tolp Slaiffer,, % nh
CT leg beb COB 9elbre6. Seq bar
tiltaget 14Nun6 i gngt. Seq pr-
fifer at raobe et1bber tic at boloc
,ben11e Mebicin i &uiet; ben bjolper
altio." gr set lite ~ri1neligt at an,
Itage, at en- Meoicin, iom bringer
iige rabifaIe belbreoen0e @einlta-
ter, naa bore babet ober BET al
minoeIige2 81 life ct iaa6ant 8rn,
parat bpr6igt Ct Sorigg,, rlaar Of
ipneg mgrff % afifraffenoe2 Or,
Neters alrrifo fon ifffe faaes PAD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
M Item
Julemagasin for Danske i America
udkommer den 25de Novb.

SM1steltenen' har opnaaet stor Popularitet gjennem de
sex Aar, den har existeret. Den hdrer nu med til 7ulen j
dc lus1nd Hjen herovre saave1som i mango HEN Dan
mark, hvor man ote MAJ vente pa Brew lang It'd, men
hvor Diet amerikanske Ju1ehefte kommer som en- frost OF
wiser, at Slagtningene herovre 81 hvert Fald er levende".
Omslaget er Aar lysegr@nt med en- broncefarvet Re-
lief at Thorvaldsens kendte "Efteraar". Ligeledes indie
holder Heftet en- lengere og vel ilustreret Artikel ON
Thorvaldsen og hans ~udddelige Verker. Prof. P. S. Wig
har Aar bidraget med n meget interessant Historic ON,
en- Misunderstanding, som havde en- dansk Svigers9n. Saa
er der en- Artikel ON Hvalfangst we'd New Foundland, en-
anden,skreven at en- Korporal we'd Artil1eriet Frankrig,
men som ellers handler ON Missisippifloden, og ligeledes
en- meget stemningsfu1d Skizze fra Mt. Vernon, President
Washington's HEN we'd Potomacfloden. Der er en- NOR
som Historic ON snaaa Jyder, og Ell ilustreret Artikel ON
Milwaukee, hvor Brodersamfundets neste Stavne skal af-
holdes. Der er fire forskeligartede Artikler fra code PEN
ne Danmark, Blleder af kendte Mand America, O. m.
a. og hgesom it1or er der tire flerfarvede Bilag.
portofrit tlsendt overall oUc med det sanlme,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
tets Solf % ct Nar Dpoagere, %
.iao fprit fif 8resfem Mbaa1ta.

tets Golf % ct Nor Dpoagere, %
ian fgrit fif 8resien Mbgang.
&aptaii SeurpeI ifpnote fig ilano.
rneo iin Saife me6 5~fibspapirer,
% set bleb lite 5tprlna1b 5cbmiot,
Der gap 6Srr. fra 8labere ct Bar
life meget opIpienoe Me6belelier
ont Meiien og bet lartge Dpbolo paa
&noionfIooen 5fiibsofficerernes
Obstruction bar paa en- @ang beut1z.
|bringsber6ig og irriterenoe.
st Der bar @ienibnsgIRoe, %
H1lblifl1nr fif M6gang til 5fibet, IL
ger fig ielb oct bar 10 en- 80
|ffillelie paa 1aiten fem Sieroing-
|aar.
Sou 1ogier 5fibet al al &raft,
oerefter lfal set i DOT og rcnies,
og ben q. Mobember be1lter man at
fr1n1re ien6e 5fibet afiteo pua en- nj
g(merifareiie. @bmarb Spore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
Mpotefer. Gor rerlnere nnoerret=
ming fribe til 81. 8eter gabrnep
& Cons 60, @bicago, Slll.


On 5sofficer folot en- Mftenitunb
oberboro. On Matros fprang ube.
m9rft u6 og reb6e6e bom.
rSpoo fan leg ei6re for Sem til
@iengipl6?" pa1rgte Officeren, ba
ban bar fomrnen op.
uDet beoite, De fan gigre," fagbe
Matroien, uer lite at fige ct Orb
ON, bbao Der er ifet. Gor bbis
mine &amerater faar at bi6e, at leg
bar frelit Deres 2ip, flpr- De mig"
@onen:: u2ille Mano, hit for Ii
ben fdber 6n al6rig mere 11oget til
mig bol6er o1 90 iHffe mere al
|mig?"
Manoen:: $50, jeg boiler netop
|iau meget at Big, at ieg nlorig fan
|finoe 1roget, Der er mutt not III
Big
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
81 oscar II" fo,n.
&jgbenbaD,t, 80. 0h. 1918.

Duen me6 Olieblobet, oen ferlte
Damper meo amerifa,1ife 2ibsfor<
npbenbeber, Sen fer1te lille Sor=
norsipire i @etni,1g af bebre 9ioer
- fort iagt Oscar II" TOM
ioag. II Gage bop6e 55fibet bRret
u%noerpeis, 90 6og bar @eiien for,
lebet n6en 9pbolo eller S%oritnfelie.
SCI. Z ON Morgenen b1eb Gftbet
rapporferet fra &elitnger, % fglge-
Zig par Ser SoH / Gribnbnen 81. 8
for at mobtage BET. Seen man fit
SOB til at pente - fgrit 81. / leb
u0scar"s Sirene gjen,rem Sen Sc.
mouilIepelling, ser laa mellem
.Snn6et og &imlen og forbinoreoe
5fibet / at pasfere Minefeltet; i
elmer bab6e set lisget paa 2aar.
beef Step % be11tet paa, at 9iien
ifl1lbe lette. @n6eltg flare6e BET Ell
@m11le al i 6e 1e6re 2uftlag, og
2obien be1temte fig til at fore r0s-
cor" og 0ens pette6e Soft inb til
5ribobnen.
Mennelfemangoen bar blebet tat=
tere - Ser bar bel 2 til 5000 for
bent,1ingsful6e, Der bap6e fhrret III
i 9angen og bpert 9iebltf opbagei
Mmerifabamperen, naar en- eIle1
an6en ifal6et S%anOiiger eller Sten:
fiifer ie16te 1i6t Meg tilpejrs noe
,.Gnn6et. On flor 8rocent6el no
eioroe Sfoleorengene, be babbe j
fri paa @rr11b at Spauif Spge, 0!
90 Oscar" gle6 IND gienrtem So
bet meIlem MtoIerne, Ieb r8ift itol
! poa gobans BpIge" fra Sunorebe
al Drengeitrrber. st Sfaar ! Sit
, Iigbe6en bor Set, at Sfibsorfelitre
life blgite os ct 5ttprffffe me
Oscar" bobbe 10 Sig omboro, 9
herfor top M11iifen.
gaa tgr11ebe Damperen 9iffaiet
!. Da11pfranen Ienote fin Sernfro
!, neo % in1bbeoe Sen itore 2anoga1'
: ION en- @Iefn11t, Der LITTER ct Stpfil
!. Sabttebrnnbe op 2ufftten. saa Die
Eanoengen lngt aaranfet1elegs
gn oirlbborb oerefter 5nnobeosppI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
CARL HANSEN:
PRARIEN
Efterladte og ,spredte Arbejder, udgivet med en- biografisk
~Skldring af Christian Bay.

Efterladte og .spredte Arbejder, udgivet med en- biografisk
%Skildring af Christian Bay.
| Efteraaret 1916 bebudede vi en- ny Bog at Carl Han
sen. Som bekendt afgik Forfatteren we'd Ogden, for han
fix Arbejdet het fuldfqrt. bette var dog saa vidt frem-
skredet, at Bibiotekar ]. Chr. Bay hr kunnet foretage
det n@dvendige med Hensyn til at faa Bogen faerdig til
Irykken. Desuden har Hr. Bay forsynet Bogen med EN-
lndledn1ng: Carl Hansens Levnet og Corning.
Og ira Carl Hansens egen Hand foreligger der: Sew
biografisk Brudstykke.
skdnt Udgivelsen at denne Bog at ovennevnte Grund er
beven forsinket ct Par Aar, vii Carl Hansens mango Ven
ner sikkert modtage den med glad Forventning.
Foruden Diet oven for nevnte vii Bogen indeholde ct Par
langere Fort@llinger. En- Komedie, som sikkert vii blive
opf9rt mango Steder. Nogle Smaastykker SAINT endelq
fem Digte.
Trods de h9je Priser pa Materiale bliver Prison kun
%1ndbunden $1.25 portofrit.
Send os Deres Besttiling med Diet sammel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20

p90lO MI bog OBJ glle11;; bbor.
III ! aIoerbe, al oer,te ffrefffeligc
55naf netop nj, ct 8ar Gage fgr
iDort 8rDIlup."
yDet er, foroi Eante Molle inlor,
.ges bar giort mig optnerfiom paa
dit bette % euife6e, at leg inoer
set bar for tent, ret bil6e inbie bet
Mnibar, leg paatog mig, og gioroe
Irtig fIart, at leg bog fgrft buroe
lore 1oeet al 2ibets MlDor at fjetr-
be. Su,1 Iobeae mig tillige at fin.
Sc poo en- nogenllln6e rimeliet II.
6e11oe @r11,1o til u6en Opiigt at uo-
59tte 8~rDIuppet.1
.Sor CUBS 'sfplb, GLEN, bolo
oog op meb Ben Spdg
Seq be6er ON 6orlabelie - set
er nit ram1ne Nlbor altiammen, og
ieg bor MT beitemt mig til at ino-
tre6e ct glar TOM 2%ereiGiter ! &le=
mentineor6eueu. Seq bar aaereoe
fiebt @fiprt .og Satte-og leg tror,
set bill fle6e mig. - $immel, ia,
Iaeoe leg set lite NOT! Ser ligger
belc &erligbeoen!"
So, Ser loa pen, % begge gG1fer=
ne par gooet op. Men til al 2pffe
bar 8arerne %in6paffebe / Mgngber
al @ilfepopir, iaa be unogif at ej6=
re Befien6tifob meb set i%nabieoe
Sorton.
.k5aa er bette ber bel Sfiprtet,
ipurgte oen unge Manb, i6et ban
1amle6e ct Br11s al Silfe og 811t}'-
finger til fig.
uSerre Seius, set er mine -"
% ifamfulb ieete BUN at ifiule Et11-
gene for sc forbipaslerenoe.
vOg bette er formo6entltg 5nt-
ten, bpa6? Sa, jeg tror moi, ben
bill f9be Big"
rgsaa, mt ifal on bere,1" ipareoe
bun iprig. rSeg ifal ben % prepe
@Igret bos 6r%iiprin6en, for at oct
fun6e fom1me til at itboe rigtig goot
Men MT fomaner 6u birfelig til at
foite en- Bogn - iaa megen STD, pt
ogioa bar ipilbt."
vsssa og pos iaa .pao, at OF
bliber rigtig fits man pleier at
bore meget freien paa &oipitaler-
ne t gfetning at Soiletterl"
Derpna hjalp bon berhe i,po I
8ognen % anbragte Miferne poa
set mo6iotte Sn6e.
r6orreiten> bar Sonte Mrlle @et,
Glen" lagbe ban, vbeller iffe leg
feler mig ,er6nn paroig NOT til s@g<
teifabet, 90 leg fler1oer 10 l1ge 1oa
libt fom ou til 2ibets @lpor og
Scamp. Seq bill 6erfor enora ioog
meloe mig beo Srelieas &ars Sat:
tigpIeieof6eling."
Set fan b11 un6eritad Sig i"
raobte BUN meo fomiif 6orifrGf-
felfe.
so, bpis Sit goar til Spgeb1=
iet!"
.ngeei, ioa bill ieg o9ioa bel1ere OPP.
gibe set = og la6 % iaa %alligepel
foriege set meb bfnanoe11."
Som 6u pil - n1e11 set bliper
paa DIT Mnlbar!" raabte ban efter.
benbe, ibet bun fjgrte Bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20

Der er like mindre end fire farvetrykte bnag, foruten ct
pragtfuldt omslag mango farver. Desuten er stqrstedelen av
selve heftet trykt flere farver og hele tat sa elegant ilu-
strert, at allie som forskaffer sig Jul i vesterheimen" iaar, kan
gjpre regning paa en- rigtig kunstnydelse; den bringer julestem-
ming med sig baade tekst og blleder. Den er derfor ogsaa
noget av Diet NEST kj@rkomne som kan sendes til de gutter
som raa tilbringe julien i en- eller anden ler og gi avkald pa
hjemmets hygge.
vi sender sui vesterheinen" portofit hvorsomhest for
rs cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
Jul / Vesterheimen

er ogsaa laar utstyrt paa sam
pragtfylde maate som f@r,
OF vi err forvisset ON at den vii
bli g%jenstand for megen beun.
og vinde stor ti1slutning.
Lasestoffet er omtrent halvpar-
ten norsk og ha1vparten engelsk,
skrevet at f9lgende bidragsydere:
Simon Johnson
Peer Str@mme
Julius B. Baumann
Johan Selnes
Pastor K. Xavier
OLAF Aslagsson
N. N. R@nning
Hanna Astrup Larsen
Prof. C. O. Solberg
Dr. O.. M. Norlie
Fanny Westelius Bernhart
as- -.>1 f11-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20

Srnen: ~giaa, Cine, fit Sc {aa
Blaoien bos Sru 8run2"
Rigen: $50, leg fif Sen itrafs, ga
bun b6rte, at jeg bapoe tient bos
Gem / ire Maoneoer."
6ruen (imisreD: 1Gei birfe-
lig?"
8igen: vSa, BUN ingoe, at noor
leg hanbe bol6e 1t6 bos Sem i ire
Mtaaneoer, maatte leg 10 bore en-
lnno GngeI."
Damen:: u&or De Deffeubre?"
nbrmageren: uSa, Srue - bill
fen Gris bar De tenft Gem at bile
gaa tiI?"
Srue1: rBriien ipiller ingen
.&olle> Blot leg fan faa, bpao leg
erifer, nemlig ct llbr Ser Tan befffe
.8igen uoen at beffffe belle SAINT
5Iie1t."
Hbr1nogeren: uDesbarre Hferoess.
=bi lite iuabant ct @eaafeubr, sSrue.
|gi bar Inn ben fe6bmllige glagg,
Der better bele GnrniiIIien 1oen at
e ..c1s...n Or. Va
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20

JuIegranen 1918
vii indeholde fg1gende

Adam Dan: Jul j skyttegravene. digit.
Max Henius: En- Himnerlandstype. Barme-Anders.
Carl Hansen: Jul. (Af efterladte Skrifter)
Kr. 0stergaard: Foreldresorg. Fortelling.
Evald Kristensen: En- M1rkningstime. Fortaling.
P. B. Ammentorp: Seattle .og Omegn.
L.. Jensen: Den store Glade.
Kristoffer Jansson: Saa kun, al Facsimile efter For
fatterens egen Haandskrift.
]. Chr. Bay: Al liver Stenbaks Levnet. Fortalling.
Anton Kvist: Min Faders GRAY. digit.
NJ. S@rensen: En- Taksigelsesdag. Fortallng.
III. Hansen: St@v. Digit.
Musk.
J. Chr. Bay: Dannebrog: digit.
B. Nordentoft: Dannebroge. 121o-1oIo.
Henry Goddard Leach: Dannebrog and the Danes in Anne
riea. De tire sidstnevnte Bidrag fremkomner An
ledning at D~annebrogs 7ooAars Jubileum naste Aar.
Mango Billeder, hvoraf fere helsides og to Farvetryk.
Farvetrykt Omslag.
so Cents pr Hefte.
Send efter ct eler fere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-20
(Andersen's Yearbook

Pris so Cents 1913 Slider IL spaltede)
portofrit overall St9rrelse 5hxzb Tn.
l%ndeho1der en- Rigdom af Oplysnnger, der hr baa1 lie
Vardi og Interesse for Danske- America: Foruden Al
manaken er der Adresselister, allehaande Oplysninger ON
amerikanske Forhold saave1som ON Danmark, statistikcr,
D@dsliste, Liste over -Danske Soldater Krigen, Fortal-
linger, osv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cornelius have
returned from Newcastle after few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Troutman and
son, Lester Dean, of Marion. motored
here Saturday to spend few days
with friends. They accompanied Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Cellar who went to
Muncie and Middleboro, o., for short
visits.
Miss Geraldine and Miss Marion
Brooks motored to Connersville, Sat
urday for few days visit with Miss
Florence Stevens.
The Golden Rule Bible class of First
NJ. f. church will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Wednesday instead
of Thursday, at the church. 1t will be
an all day meeting and women are
asked to bring their lunch. The day
will be spent sewing for the Red Cross.
Mrs Robert Douglass and little
daughter of Chicago, are the guests Of
Mrs. Douglass mother, Mrs. Henry
Goldfinger in the Keystone Apartment.
Miss Florence Jordan of Evansville,
came Saturday for a few days visit
with Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Smith of East.
haven.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Maude Lyons. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lyons OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-05-13

The Loyal Daughters class of First
Christian church will meet this even
ing at 1880 o'clock instead of this aft
ernoon as announced last week The
meeting will be with Mrs. w. l..
Miss Eleanor DeVine and Miss Au-
drey Ogle entertained several former
Earlham students at dinner yesterday
noon at Earlham hall. Covers were
laid for Miss Ruth Kamp Of Indian
apolis, Miss Ruby Mays and Miss Hell
en- Reth Of Connersville, Miss Mabel
Guyer, Miss Glenna Morris and Miss
Edith Guyer of Richmond, and Miss
Devine and Miss Ogle.
The eleventh annual convention OF
the Sixth district of federated clubs
will be held in Greenfield tomorrow
and Wednesday in the Bradley Meth.
odist church. The first session will
be held tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Music will be furnished by a male
quartet of Greenfield. and solo mum
Der by Louis Heinrich. Talks will be
made by Mrs. j. nj. Larimore, Mayor
Meyers Of Greenfield. Miss Mary
Sleeth, William A. Hough and Mrs
Demarchus Brown. Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock the various commit
tees will make their reports and the
counyt chairmen will give an accoun,
of the work done in the counties in
this district Mrs. T. Benton Henley
will conduct the QUESTIONABLE. Aft
er this meeting the delegates will en-
JOY a drive to the Ely Lilly plant and
the home of Riley The last session
Wednesday afternoon, will be giver
over to business. At that time offic
ers will be elected, secretary-treasur
er and auditing committee Will make
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Lyonsyille, and Carl Glidewell of this
Chattanooga. Tenn. where the groom
is in military service.
The U. c. T. social club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Edward
Sharpe.
Mrs. Earl Jackson and Miss Emma
Hartman entertained with a miscell-
aneous shower last week at the home
of the former, as a courtesy to Miss
Ruth Samms and Miss Cleon McGue-
gill. The evening was spent in games
and music and refreshments were
served The guests were Miss Ruth
Samms, Miss Cleo McGuegill, Miss
Gertrude Hartman, Miss Edith Book.
out, Miss Marie McGuegill, Miss Marie
Irwin, Miss Katherine Taylor, Miss
Ruby Platt, Niss Emma Hartman, Mrs.
Carl Jackson, and Clayton Jackson.
All women of the Country club are
invited to the luncheon-bridge party
to be given at the club Wednesday.
Luncheon will be served at ] o'clock
and bridge will be played in the after
noon. Those who do not care to play
cards, are invited to bring their knit
ting as several tables will be provided
for knitters. The affair will be In
formal and in charge of the May social
committee. Those who expect to at
tend are asked to notify the chef at
the club not later than tOmOrroW v
morning.
Members of the Y. NJ l. and X. of c.
societies will give a dance in the Y. NJ
| |. hall. Members of both organizations
are invited The proceeds will be used
! for the K. of c. war fund.