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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04
Put the Farmer In 1t

In an address before the state convention of the
Pennsylvania Grange at Williamsport, Pa. Gift
ford Pnchot expressed his belief that the time has
come to give the farmer larger voice in the coun-
ellis of the nation. On the American farmer, he
said, would rest the big task of winning the war.
''But today said Pinchot, 'the farmer has no
voice and is not consulted. There is, so far as I
know, not a single genuine farmer in any place Of
authority in Washngton-in the vast organization
of the Council of National Defense the Food Adj
ministraton the special bodies that are
running the war;
There ought to be farmer on the Hoover staff
to voice the point of view of the farmer to Hoover
and to interpretive Hoover policies to the farmer
kaises Christmas toy
e1li being made i'm Germany for foreign consumers.
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Dear Miss Grey: In answer
to M. L., l would like to say
this. Take the way girls act
and dress and you will find q
part of your answer. You
can't mix sheep and lions and
have them agree any more than
you can mix good and bad and
have them agree.
You hit it on the head all
right, M. L., but don't judge
everybody by what you have
heard, for there are some de-
cent people in Tacoma.
/ can show you case after
case of married women going
out nights with soldiers and
civilians. Do you wonder that
a young person would rather
remain single? Let the mar
ried people set the example for
good.
One who would rather go to
war than get married (you get
1t in both places). r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

Kappa Alpha Theta almnae
will meet Saturday at the home of
Miss Enola Mcintyre for a 1
O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. Wallace
Mcpherson will be the assisting
hostess. All visiting Thetas are
invited.
The announcement of the mar
rage of Miss Helen Gould Jeans
to Sergt. Stanley j. Shinn of San
ia Rosa, Cal, at Jacksonville, Fla,
is of much interest to Tacoma
friends of the bride, who is a
very charming girl and a member
OF the senior class of the Stadium
high. Sergt. Shinn received or
ders to France sooner that he ex-
pected so he sent for his bride-to-
be who fastened tot Jacksonville.
Mrs. l.. Il. La Ponte will be the
hostess at dancing party at the
Union club Friday evening honor
ing her daughters, Helen and Ber-
nice. Invitations have been is
sued to abotu so of the junior
girls and boys.
Company ID Seth infantry, will
entertain $50 young Tacoma wom-
EN- at dancing party at the Elks'
club Saturday evening. The party
is under the auspices of the recre-
alton committee and was planned
at the request of Capt. K. e. Bur-
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For Shame, Mabel

We would not care to live in Mabel, Or. That
numbering town with sweet name is in dutch with
us.
The deacons Of the Methodist church there have
closed the house of God to the Red Cross society
which used it as meeting place and workroom for
making garments and bandages for the soldiers
The society gave dance and raised $113. The
deacons said dancing was wicked. Would the soci-
ETY. promise never again to sanction dancing as a
means of raising funds? The society would not!
So the deacons closed the church to the society.
A happier sequel to this tale is the information
that lumber company is erecting hall for
the use of the organization.
Anyhow president cashier by shoot
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chapter.
If you make your wristlets in a
flat piece, cast on 8 stitches, knit
two and purl two for ~ inches,
leaving the two inch open space
for thumb two inches from the
edge at both ends.
If you want to knit your wrist
lets like tube cast SO stitches on
three needles 16-16-20. Knit two
purl two for eight inches. To
make opening for thumb, knit
two, purl two, to end of third
needle. Turn. Knit and purl
back to end Of first needle, always
slipping first stitch. Turn. Con-
tinue knitting back and forth for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

the roses got a soaking the pota
toes drank their full share an
finally sprang into stalks fiv
feet high. The croakers told he
the potatoes were all going
vines. When harvest time cam
the ground along the five hill
was a solid mass of potatoes.
Mrs. Adams picked the priz
beauties by hand, the largea
weighing two pounds and te
ounces.
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Mrs. Hugh r.. Hood Of Seattk
was the hostess at an elaborat
luncheon at the Rainier club hon
oring Mrs. II. A. Greene Of To
coma.
Phi Beta Phi alumnae will mel
for luncheon Saturday. Reservs
lions may be made by phonin
Mrs. E. P. Norton, Proctor 525.
An exceedingly large atterN
anoe is expected Saturday at tn
military ball to be given at tn
armory by the officers and me
Of the 361st infantry. Music wi
be furnished by the regiments
band of As pieces. State, mill
tary and municipal officers WI
be there with their families.
Capt. Olaf Manning of Austran
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mn
Charles Cider for the holidays.
Marriage licenses were issud
Thursday to John S. Baxter am
Margaret II. Graham Of Tacoma
to Hartley Dodge Smith and Bell
McNiel of Seattle; to John viii
liams of Baker, Ore, and Astel6
Phillips Of Tacoma; to Colin N
Fraser Of Tacoma and Carrie q
Hutchins of South Bend.
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Dear Miss Grey: Kindly in
form me IL I am still a Red
Cross member. Joined last
June. Did my membership run
out Jan. 1, 1918? Thanking
you i am
Yours respectfully,
MARY DOE.
Elma, Wash.
Technically, IL you want to in
sist on IL, presume your member
ship runs a year from the date you
took IL out. To save needless
most of the chapters
are trying to make all member
ships expire together on Dec. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04
IT'S TOUGH ON
BOARDING HOUSE,

SALEM, Or, Jan. 1.-Two pop
ular sizes Of dried prunes an
mighty scarce in the NorthweS
today, as result of the govern
ment placing an order for 100,
004 pounds of fruit with the So
lem Fruit union. The order take
over half Of the North westt
pgunes of all sizes.
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Dear Miss Grey: am
girl 81 years old. About two
years ago, | met q man l fell
very much in love with. kept
company with him for two
years, and he said he loved me.
Then, Miss Grey. l found out
after all that time, that he was
a married man. / feel terribly
about 1t and l just cant get him
out of my mind. What shall l
do?
FANNIE.
What is there to do but forget
him? Don't be silly about it,
Jerk up your self-respect and
call upon your sense OF honor to
como to your rescue. Face the
fact that this man Is dishonorable
and caddisl, and even tho you
should throw convention aside
and go away with him, he would
undoubtedly treat you as he Il
now treating his wife. He is ut
terly unworthy and you owe 1t to
yourself to put him absolutely
and forever out of your life.
Dear Miss Grey: I would
like thru your column to cor
rect IL possible the erroneous
idea some girls have Of SLACK
erx."
For instance: am a young
mechanic in one of the ship
yards. A number of my girl
friends think that because I
am not in uniform I am not do
ing my duty by my country. 1t
seems useless to try to explain
as they only laugh and seem to
dislike to be seen at dances or
on the streets with me because
Of the missing uniform. and
some of them have even gone
SO far as to say that I am a
coward.
l applied for enlistment and
was told to stay where l was,
as the need for ships was great
er at present, than for enlisted
men. Also l have been inform
ed by our family physician that
l could not pass an army exam
nation owing to injuries recelv-
ed when a child.
Miss Grey, why cannot the
government issue badges of
war service" or some kind of
a uniform, If necessary, for
men in my position?
AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN
WHO IS FOR DEMOCRACY.
A.-Only foolish girls, or ex
ceedingly narrOw-minded person,
would dare to insinuate that yOl
are a Stacker. Your friends evi
IDENTIFY do not read the daily news
papers or the current literatur
or they would realize the grea
need of our government for ships
and reason out the fact that I
have ships, we must have slkille
labor to build them.
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What's Needed

The railroads in the Northwest say they don't
need government control right now, nearly so much
As weather control. All weather bureaus please
take note
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two inches. From this point con
tinue as as first for inches fo
the hand. Bind off loosely am
button-hole thumb opening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

the knitting postcards b. my wife
brought live duck home i'm hers Saturday night"
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EDITORIALS

Northvest League
fostOffee
MONTH IS by carrier in city
Telephone H. ofnces Times
Building SO Pacific
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Anyhow, president cashier shoot.
ing each other, have novelty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

tabecloth a York gallery the
other This certainly showing the people how
economic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

The kaises Christmas proposal is toy
Dt1n being made i'm Germany for foreign consumers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-04

Capt. Olaf Manning of Austran
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mn
Charles Cider for the holidays.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
sUsseYvILLg

School onened !, ~. - -
with Miss Marie Holt ssNrb-- Is.
are glad 70 have sfIss Holt -s,n -
again
Mr.. Ts-yre 49, ~. - -ot<
tinrron af,er ,-s.,,,...- ..'.-..r y nun
this place
Misses Brfilz and Pansy Areek r,t,.s
on Miss Esther Terrv Saf,s.,.,-
Hrs L. z Pkg i vi~ltinr -
danEhfers in Huntington.
Kathleen Roberts called On p..-,
Holt Sunday
lIr and Mrs. stanton s,n,.- a.
tso sons called on home folks At shle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
MATTE.

School began at this place Monday
with Walter Stambaugh teacher
The infant child OF. Mr. and Airs. c
b. Moore is very III at this writing
i, Gladys Chflders was the pleasant
guest OF Jewell Bah Sunday.
Ellis Motook was here last weei
from Michigan. visiting friends We
are glad TO see his smiling face back
on our creek again
Mahala Moore is spending a few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Ogden Judd
at Morris.
Luther Moore was called to the U.
s. service one. day hast week We wish
his success and a safe return
Fred Short attended church at Cor
dell Sunday
Kermit and Della Moore spent sun
day with Jewell and Edith Moore
Willie Moore. Of cordell. makes fire.
quent trips to this place.
Alma and Jettie Hayes and Gus
Hickman spent Sunday with Minnie
Moore
Aka McKinEter was the guest o.
Corda Moore Saturday afternoon
Mrs Florence Hays and daughter.
Ina. spent Saturday night and Sun
Aal WIN NAnAAAE 7AA10AE
Guindaline Moore. Of Ledocio. Is at
tending school at this place
Wallace Jordan and wife. and Kay
Jordan. wife and children. passed up
our creek Sunday.
Mr.. ane Mrs J. d. Ban motored 70
Louisa and hack one day last week
Lewis Moore is expected home from
Ohio soon.
Mrs. Byrd Childers and little son.
were visiting relatives al Wilbur one
day last week.
Claudia and B. Estep passed up our
creek Friday. .e
to Louisa Sunday
Alonzo Dixon, Of Johnson county.
passed down our creek Saturday en-
route to Adams.
c. c. Hays and son. Estill. made a
trip to Louisa the first Of the week to
airA orundy.
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INEz

Mrs. w. NJ Hale has been a visitor
| in Kermit for several days She yas
joined on Sunday by Mr.. Hale who re
turned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Richmond and
Mrs f.-cver Richmond and children
returned home Sunday after shor'
absence.
John Justice. Of Pond Greek. made
a visit TO his old home last week
Mr.. John Burke. of Prestonsburg
has accepted the principalship of the
Inez public school
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Newberry return
ed from Kermit Monday accompanied
by Mrs. Grady Newberry and little
son, John Grady.
Presiding Elder HOLSTER preached
two excellent sermons on Friday AMI
Saturday nights He went 70 Warfieid
on Saturday night with Dr. Haws who
brought his family over in his new car.
Ginger Buskfrk has been honorably
discharged from the army on account
Of having rheumatism.
Garland Hinkle. wife and son. are
visiting at the home OF Afr. and Mrs p
HinkIe. Garland preached in the Pres
byterfan church on Sunday morning
He is now settled at Fort Gibson Ok
Iahoma. and has charge of Pres
byterian church there
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Justice returned
Saturday from a trip 10 Olive Hill
where they visited the mother and sis
ter of Mr.. Justice They were accom-
panied by their son. Paul
Mr.. Hardett. advance man for the
Radcliffe Chautauqua- was here last
week instructing the ticket sellers and
putting out advertising matter The
program is excellent this year and ev-
erybody ought to treat themselves 10
this fine entertainment 1t will be-
gin July 81 and last through August
/ and 2. There will be free sessions
Thursday and Friday mornings when
a Red Cross nurse viii talk and a food
expert viii demonstrate
Mr.. Charles Kirk. editor OF the
PaintsvilIe Herald. was in Inez Friday.
Mrs Alice Kirk visited her children
in Kermit this week
Mr.. Dick Dempsey came over from
the mouth of Wolf to see his family
Mr.. and Mrs Harlin Chaffins Of
Kermit, were recent guests Of Mrs
Chaffin's parents. Mr. and Mrs J. E
virgil Maynard has gone to Akron
to work
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Miss Lillian Fannin and Eva Beyine
were the guests d the Misses Corbin
Monday night
Misses June COrbln and SAIiie Wears
Mr.. Lincoln Nunnery. Mr.. George Il
lott spent Sunday with Mss LenorA
Kendrick At John. Ky. The made the
trip on horseback
Mrs Elizabeth Maynard. o. Pres
tonsburg. = the guest q Mrs. John =
Butler.
Judge John r. Butler Is spending :
few days AT French LICK Springs
Miss Emma Rove q Coal Grove. =
visiting Mr. and Mrs Alien ~ Cline
at their lovely home on the hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds have
moved 20 their neN home on Scott ave-
nue.. which they recently purchased
from 7. J. williamson
Rev. J. r. Crawford is spending soulr
few days this week on Pond creek in
the interest Of the he'd Cross
c. A Warden. % HELLER. Vas =
prominent visitor here Monday
Rev and Mrs J. r. Crawford enter
tAined Mr.. and Mrs.. W. n Price A.
\ noon dinner sunday
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LEDocio AND ADAMS

Some more OF our nelghbor boys
answered TO their colors and left foI
war service ON the 18th
Mrs. Charley Miller and baby. OF
Columbus. Ohio. and Mrs Loran Ber-
~ and baby. Of Fl. Gay. are visiting
their parents. Rev. and Mrs. r. W
Thompson
Several from here attended the hap
fixing al Morris Sunday and reported
a good meeting
Sorry to hear Of the death of Mrs
Henry Miller.
Wesley Back of Marion. Ohio. is here
visiting friends
Wesley Jordan. Of Faiis6urg. was
here Friday. buying cattle
William Strattenberger. Of Ohio. II
visiting his son. Rev. Levi strattenber-
ger.
W. F. Moore left Thursday for Col
umbus. Ohio.
Mrs L B. Hays was on the sick list
last week.
Willie Estep is up from Ashland for
examination for war service
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs Jim FraIey.
a ~ pound boy.
Mr. and Ms Levi Miller. Of Char
ley passed here Saturday enroute for
Matte.
Levi strettenberrer win teach the
Ledocio school and Roy Thompson At
Adams.
Charley Berry. Roy ,IcKinster and
wife motored here from Portsmouth.
Ohio Tuesday and spent a few days
L. B. Hayes made trip 10 Charley
Saturday
Mrs Eta Short spent Sun.isy with
Ms r w Thompson
AIRS John McKinster is on the sick
Est.
Airs. BeuIah EsEyes was visiting Mrs.
Lizzie Moore Thursday
Mrs. Patsy Fraiey spent Sunday witt,
Mrs Mary Hayes.
Misses Telia and Lulu Eastep spent
Sunday with Louverine and Birdie
OF Norris
Opal and Walda Miller. Of Morris.
were the guests OF their sister. here
Monday.
Iwrin Brown and family. of Florida.
are the guests Of Drew Rose and
family.
We believe II will pay all - read
The story soon to star. IA cur won
ierfui paper Gunner Depew. the
laughing fighting sailor. who saw
life in many different prison camrs
Jewell.
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Hsnly L Porter Of Aurer. "a.
here Tuesday.
Mrs cuII.n Hn<.r ana sons. o. rm-
ma. were Sunday visitors 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. James SI1emoro on Highland ave-
nue.
Garland Hurt and George Kendrlck
Of 0ulnare. we're here the early par.
Of the week
p. d. Davis has returned from a
short trip 70 Huntington where h vas
called to APPEAR before the local draft
board
Pearl Allen left this week for the
cre1s Lakes Naval Training School
Rev. T. n. Hart. OF The Presbvtcrian
Church. had Eervices on Sun,say.
Jean Auxier. OF Pikeviile, was here
on Monday
Mrs. Julia Cooley and granddauEh-
ter. SaiIie. were visiting her son. Har-
~. the early part Of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Stewards was the
all night guest OF alIss Oiga Mayo at
her new home on Second street on
Monday.
Mss Daisy Piggman. Of Ashland.
is here visiting friends and relatives
Mr. Fred Mann has moved into the
Fitzpatrick house on Court street.
temporarily. moving from jenkins
where he has been working a short
while.
Homer Salisbury came home from
the farm on Beaver this week TO ap-
pear before the local draft board pas
sing all the examinations He will
probably leave IN few weeks
Lindsey Stephens, who has a posi-
ton at Weeksburg. was home for the
weekend with his mother. Mrs An
ME Stephens
Mrs Elizabeth Goble Is confined 10
her room for a few days this week.
Dr. and Mrs NJ J. Leete. who re-
Gently sold their home 10 Mr. Chic
Howard, moved on Sunday. They viii
be al home with Dr. Leetasa parents.
until they can procure a house.
Mr. F. C. Hail. who has been In
Huntington for a few days visiting her
h'shand. who has recently enlisted in
the navy. returned home Tuesday. she
also visited Lieut. and Mrs. chas. FL
lott
Mrs C. W. Evans is visiting Mrs.
cockeIl in PikevflIe for a few days
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ooNrTHoN.

The annual sacrament meeting was
held Al the Baptist church sunday =
large crowd attended the meeting
i School began AZ this place Monday.
Miss Bessie Moore teacher.
Mrs. Nettie Maynard has gore for
. visit with relatives AZ wulAmson
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Maynard were
the Saturday and Sunday guests %
relatives here.
Mr.. and MFA- Tom Rice. % near
LOUIS spent saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Frazier.
Mrs. Clara Eadicott attended the
Examination AZ Fort Gay last week
Misses Thelma Maynard and Ar
oath Chapman and Nh Archion
Chapman Bartr2m are The guests q
relatives here this week
z T. Frazier left some feur days
ago 20 good position Al POlnt PieAs-
ant.
G~fn b. Chapman lei, for Ports
mouth. Ohio Sunday 10 ind employ
ment
Taylor Frazier Is uOrkins =, ror.-
mouth
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Maynard ana
r. vent to Rocky VALLEY sunday.
Mrs c n. Msrldeth and her charm
ing sister. Miss Ethel Meredith. q
kenova. are guests a. II. W. Iamberts
Mrs Jesse Maynard has been very
sick for the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs John Danieis and ehld-
ren- o. fort Cay. and Miss So,da
Danis = attic led church here sunAay
and were guests al Mrs. Mamie Hsit-
sIey's
Mr-- chas Frazier and rhsiar.n
were here Sunday.
Malcolm Stansbury. who su~nf "a,
summer here. left for camp last Thurs-
day yrith fine hunch % L.awrencs
county boys
Miss Virginia Asch and versse ana
Briza Peters were on on. creek %
Sunday
Mrs. James Hansy uas on our creek
recently.
Mrs Mac Summons ana hfi-=s.
MadEe Maynard and Hernia Penalnr-
ton passed through our vicinity sua-
day.
Mrs John s,epp and daurhters Ma
So Polly ard Maude. Of Kermit ~.
Saturday and Sunday night guests Al
n. W. LAmbert's.
smiley.
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II. william T. Denny. 1o13 Pari
Ave-, 6prIrEneId. Ohio. writes;
4 ma great pleasure IN writing
you md thanking you for what Pc
runa has already done for me.
have been troubled Witi, cntarrh for
year.. and II had affected my head
nose. throat and stomach. that
could not eat nor sleep with any sat-
isfaction.
i have just taken three bottles.
can eat most anything and am greatly
relieved Of nervousness. 80 that when
] lie down ! can sleep without the
lonst trouble recommsnd Il to all
those who are sufferers q that drsad-
Gul disease, eatarriiIR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26
EAST POINT.

School opened here Monday with q
large attendance Mr. Joe Dingus is
the principal. and Mrs Ham Writer
assistant
Mrs Margaret Davis. Of Little Point
is visiting her daughter. Mrs II L
Price. at Van Lear.
Mrs Eugene Davis has been visit
ing her husband on Beaver.
Miss Lora Ramey. Of Auxier. is at La
Grange. H.. taking business course.
Miss Margaret Auxier and Mrs Sell
don Smith and opened school at Hagef
Hill Monday.
Mrs Frank Howell. of Little Paint.
has been very sick
Dr. W T. Atkinson. Of PaintsviIIe.
was a professional visitor to this place
recently
1rs- Sallie Pfnson is spending the
summer with relatives at Williamson
Crops in our community are looking
fine
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

Mrs Claude p. stephens was hos
tess at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs->R. H. Leete. 10 an informal
dance on Saturday evening honoring
Earl Burchett. who is now with the ma
W at Norfolk. Va. and Sergt- VIM.
Burke. OF Fl. Thomas. A few games
of 500 were enjoyed by those who did
not dance Besides the guest of honor
were Misses Ella Noel White. Ruth
and Mary Archer. Grace Layne. Cora
Stephens Maude Salisbury. Ruth Da-
wilson. Tiny SpradIin, Mesdames C. L.
HutsinpiIler. John Hensley c Y Lig-
on. Mr.. and Mrs W. R. JiIlson. Mrs
zuIa D. Spradlfn. Miss Anna Fitzpat-
rick, Marion Mayo. Messrs-. Winston
Burke. Homer Salisbury
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

About nine O'Clock on Sunday eve
ming two automobiles arrived from
PikeEiiie. having left there about four
O'Clock In the crowd were more than
dozen young fosks -Fho were chifser-
CI-eG b. Airs. Tom Hatcher and Il1.
Walker. Besides the chaperQnes were
Misses Violet Walker. Elva Bevirs.
Ruth Greer. Miss Fannin. Mied We'd
dington. Mr.. Charles Bowlee. Winston
Connolly. Ferdie Huffman. Tom Hat
cher. and others whose names We were
unable TO procure
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

Abel Hughes who recently enlisted
n the navy spent few days last veel,
with his brother. Dr. O. H Hughes end
Mrs Hughes He also visited his pa
rents at Yeager.
Rev j. H. Stamhaugh and Mrs.
Stambaugh. OF Ashland. were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs A F. Childers Thurs
day and Friday
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Resigns Position in Bank

Resigns Position in Bank
Mr.. Alex L. Davidson. who has been
bookkeeper for a number OF years In
the Bank Josephine, resigned his posi-
tion last week in order that he may do
his bit for Uncle Sam in the navy. He
is splendid bookkeeper and viii make
a fine yoeman- He will store is house
hold goods and Mrs. Davidson viii go
with MIN iater. At present she will
remain with Mr. Davidson's parents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

Mr.. Rob Elliott received a card last
week telling him Of the save arrival
In France Of his son. Ed. who is in the
aviation. Mrs. WIN AIatney also re-
ceived card from her brother. Wade.
telling o. his arrival -over there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

The people OF Pike county are show
ing q great enthusiasm f5r the moon
Hshf schools which are 70 be organiz-
ed Through the county for ak weeks
beginning August 18th. The teachers
are volunteering their services for the
SIX weeks and everything points 70
success The PikevilIe National Bank
has Offered $50 for prizes for the best
schools In the county during the cam
paign- PikevilIe College has offered
$500 TO the Oldest person in the coun-
- Who completes the six weeks
course given In the moonlight schools.