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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02
Asked to Buy $43, 100000 Worth of Liberty
Bonds Pickens People Buy $65,OOOOO
Worth and Still Buying

The town of Pickens has gone love,
the top" in the Third Liberty Loan ane
earned the right to fly an honor flag
which will be presented to the town by
the U. S. government for oversubscrib
ing its pro rata share to the bond issue
Pickens was asked to buy $43, 600 worth
of bonds, and tho the time for buying
will not expire until Saturday, our pa
triotic people have already subscribed
for $65, 600. 90 thru the two local banks.
II you want to share in this, put in
your subscription at one of the banks
this week.
Following is list of subscribers SO
far:
0 L Hinton, Mrs Lois Hinton
G T. Robinson, Mrs C Robinson
Harry Robinson, C E Robinson, Jr
Leon Robinson, 0 S Stewart
w c Wyatt, Miss Josie Chastain
Mrs P Carey, Jr, J l. Gravley
J It Richey, B Chastain
Miss Mary Chastain, w C Harper
r E Lewis, f d Chastain
~ ~ HVdLS, - " IdTTelL
w F Pilgrim, D L Kay
w B Mann, w r Price
A Boggs, j P Carey, Sr
Mrs E Kirksey. p Carey, Jr
B Holland, F II Hopkins
Mrs Stella Hopkins, Brandon Taylor
T Taylor, r A Bowen,
John T Hutchngs, Miss Ida Price
w Chastain, r e Bruce
M c Smith, w M Ferguson (col)
j A Morrell, w E Findley
r 7 Hallum, w Langston
+ + Alexander, r |. Henderson
Clarence Holder, Paul Hester
r r Roark, Gary Hiott
Mrs j T Abercrombie, Ernest Folger
Mrs G l. Cureton, II e Jones
Israel Ferguson (coD, T A Bowen
Phyllis Gibbes (coD, j II Gillespie
Mrs Daisy L Bivens, P Norton
Miss Elinor Knight, T Z Ligon
Mrs Lou Curtis, II Chapman
j B Findley, T j Mauldin
Mrs Vesta McFall, Frank McFall
Ora McFall, May McFall
II Bruce, l. G Thornley,
d Yongue, w r Mckinney
w E Edens, Jr, Edwin Earle
d A Allgood, II j M Scott
G. l. Cureton, Henry Lawrence
Mrs M G Lewis, Margaret Valley
Thomas Valley, Mrs G r Hendricks
J l. Rosemond (col,) ,EJ Allgood (coD
Mrs NJ e Alexander, X p Lodge No44
Mrs r r Stevenson, j f Boggs
Miss Frances Bruce, Med Bruce
Mrs j Med Bruce, Pickens Bank
Mrs H Bruce, M Reece
Pickens Mill, Mrs r Z Lewis
Mrs Gary Hiott, Il M Garrett
j A Roper, e M Bolding,
S f Garner. G Il Pilgrim
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02

fat is fuel for fighters. Bacon is
badly needed in the allied armies and
naVies. The allied needs in pork prod
ucts are l5O,000000 pounds monthly,
three times as much as before the war.
Anotherwaste eiminator on the North
I'akotn Is the potato peclcr, shown in
the lower photo. Nothing is lost ex-
cept the actual potato skin.
There is n sufficient quantity of DO
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02


lTlO OUDDHV K11l
m m.
FOf rCKAnS { ,O1InfV
The supply bill for piclana co,n+v .
passed by the lepislotnre ,+ ;ts lot
meetinp carr;ao T., Io,f
to be exDended "a fol,oys if .o ,,,,,o,,
be necessary.
Roads and bridges cor ooo m
60 $50,
/ ~, " @o"i y - ------~- ooo w
| m ns' sala'S " tne sheriil OF
oftor ha tha 80, ae
Wv sum VI 'per
T,o.no,. ooo w
; Anditor 400 100 90
c,,.:.,e 400 90
h+to, w w
Coronau oo w
Ion;to &c ., 10 w
;a:., "'u
supervision of the clerk
of court) 2aO m
Supervisor -- 600 90
Two county commissioners
at $500 each GOO 90
Clerk to board of county
commissioners 25O OO
Judge Of probate 400 90
Magistrates constables 800 OOI
Magistrates | roo 90
co
Doa.a e I,: t. ~. oo w
d., o" :-. Noo w
a''o'i VI
IN ~ 'oo w
uo
- ''o ooo w
Co,nt,, 49,, s o0' w
,,nn, "0'''@' pool mouse ana
Post mortems inonests and
lunacy 200 OO |
Public buildings, including
water, light and insurance 500 0O |
Printing, postage stationery 500 90
m;oon
tn.
do,lan. - ,,os", ousanu ~
r;ot,a
l"e pension ol pohe nde
"''>
now auo,',;, wv M ~
:. p'
other disqualifications.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02
Two Kinds of People

spirited appeal has been made to
South Carolinlans by c. G. Rowland, preoi-
dent of the National Bank of South Caro-.
lima, at Sumter, s. C. SO inspiring Ia the
letter which he hae mailed to hundreds Of
people in this state that the War Savings
Committee for South Carolina feels that his
message merits wide publicity: The letter
follows:
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02
Piedmont Presbyterial

The Piedmont Presbyterial, com
posed Of the wcmcn's societies of the
Presbyterian churches in Pickens, Oco-
nee and Anderson counties, will hold it's
annual meeting this week mt Clemson
College. Mrs. W. a. Sheldon and Mrs.
M. A. Boggs have been appointed to
represent the Liberty church
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02
1918 Supply Bill
For PickenS County

The supply bill for Pickens county as
passed by the Legislature at it's last
meeting carries levy of eleven mills,
to be expended as follows, if so much
be necessary
Roads and bridges $25 600 90
Snlnriac
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02

Our Special Notice column is one OF
the most interesting parts Of this paper
Keep your eye on it.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02

"Doa Fellow American:
making effort all
about why spending and
War
m not
the
ome
~" full mans job to this
the positive
do it, viii fall in line and do by helping
when this there will
try-hose We hope that
South coronian will Of those who help
The sacrifice should be made by of
1t privilege make it,
buy the
which vii! make victory possible
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02

The Pickens postollicc has sold 81. .O6O
worth of war savings stamps
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02
e5zIIWoSRc0w wAXI5RzzEsAZe

.CKlES in the Ameri.
can navy are clasSed
MS the best fed body
OF men in the world.
In the ships galleys
every effort is made to
eliminate waste.
In the upper photo
one Of the cooks on the
North Dakota is oper-
atinS Il meat Slicer that
cuts bacon with the
least pOSSiblp \v0 St0pn
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-02

"
IA than before
to Inmates of
AW1 United States Department
aclles or the nation will
The
GmlX3 ny nome will
%A2kt he nation VIII
aneat fats and girl with ne
Angon charge - '""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

Same awaitin:; the collectors from tho
Salvage Shop. who will be out at an
early hour. All arc requested 10 nave
their papers out on the front door step
OF porch at an carly hour. or finding II
irn,,ussible to have same there. have
card there. which will intimate that
YOU would like TO have the HoE Scout
canvassing your district. call. Livery
district of tho city will be canvaSScd
by tho Boy Scouts. members OF the
Womans Club have been appointed as
chairman OF the various districts OF
tho city. out-thc-pik2 and "arw""d.
and these collections will Inc made ur-
der their guidance. while the generous
automobile owners have contributed
cars which will be in the various sec
lions TO receive these and haul them to
the graz paper rentrr" in The Srrld"i
building. where they will lc later Dalcd
and finally S"lI.
All arc asked not L. los sight If tho
noble motive. for thu untirlnG work On
tailcd in This pr"J'rt b. IT," mrInI" rs al
the WsrnanS club operating the SAL
! wage Shop, that Of Child Welfare work
| :n this community. and with tins splcn-
lid object IL b. the hrncflttinE result,
there is small doubt that. this final APP
| Mrs. John u; Garden, III" efficient
chairman OF Taper Day" as well as
| Rubber Day" wishes IL express the
| appreciation Of tho W"man$ Club IL
the general public for the interest man
Sfcstcd in the Rubber event. and feel
confident If to-day's result far Surpass-
! Ing tho former. The following ladies
will be in charge Of the various dis
! tricts:
! Mrs. William Weiss. from E:lmwood
Mrs. John Clark. from Highland Tark
| TO Park View.
Mrs. Charles O'l;ricn. Howard station
/ Irs. Joseph Bcutrr. Ercch Glen and
Birch Lynn,
! Mrs. W. if. Lukcns. LrnoX Place.
Mrs. John Mcclure, Kcnw"od Place
and Echo H"rnt.
Mrs. Frank +. Arnbr7lstcr. Wood
AVN.
/: Mrs. JOSEPH. Rankin. Woo'lsdalc and
Lcathcrwuod.
In case any donation IS not collected
by noon. the contributor is asked to
communicate with tn" chairman of her
district. the Chairrn"n are:
Washington Di:trlct--Mrs. Frank
White
| Lincolr--Miss NJ. Shields.
Clay District ooh to 18th Sts)--Mrs.
Henry SLahl
| Clay District G"th To 18th Sts.)-
! Mrs. George Il. Wilson.
| Union District Mrs. &. y. House.
| Center Dstrirt--Mrs. William Ncs-
| bit.
Nv"hstcr District--Mrs. Ambrose
| TIabir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
SIDE TALKS
BY EUTu CAMERON.
A Course in Cooking.

A Course in Cooking.
! , friend g.: I,,i,r. mas recently taken
| course in cooking.
! s.. .:.c Is no, young CIR! Ah"ut ~
; h,. married. H.! PREPARING herself Gas ''
hri,i...-;..-r,. :.loE!dI |" properly u'S
chnr.:, nor part II. The partnership
Size. j. over FORTY. she has b"''M mar
r;i ni,,,uI 1wr.,. Years and has hri't
',,,s,. most 81 th.Lt TIM. A"r""N"f. $40
-. I,,u;ru ns AN Unusually. good c""k.
Gl,, .iI:li,!y i.:!ri"I.'I - h" IN i i'oH'-
,i,u si.,.r,. III. could lax" Il FricI c."lS'
ir cn.,Ii;,ll. .iri iN'u"hi *lr' W"u!N I'M"
To- adj Tia. th'"r"'irrl and s'k'h''t ,. HaI
IF IhiS s,',"m"'' I" What Sh' ""'''S
knew If III. i.:'actIraL
Nh.u / H., ard si.'. Was going I" tlNr
m. r,.ir~r | r.i"iIGh! 81 III" 'NTeI''"'
meals | h;,rl'rai"n At h'r h"nir ana VIII, ,T
,i.r,.L if IT,. s,i,""l would really Do "p'f
10 tracn n"r anything.
she Learned now 10 Boil 'Potatoe1'
In IN. ur,St letter l Perceived from h'I
sh,. sand. Il h;lv, l'arn"I !s"w l., pa" ,
rr,alnc,:. plI l"u know that on" Sh"ui'
, i,r>,r IuI. put;lt"rS INT" cold ar even M
hu, riai"r-IiI, Nai"r should h'
lutr!y l.iiim% h!"Er IN" ."'', w.. char.
nut III il y"U want /" pr,'S"rv" me c,''
,,.,,.r nr ihr ur'n!;Irt anal mike th'ir ''
: ,,,r.,Iy as I..:sihl... Nuw. never kl'"
that. Isn't tGat int"r>St'nE mia
/ Th" next day. III speaking "l VIZ
, ,.,,n,n. and ..rr cnur::" I" another
49,, t,v],n h; th, Way, thinks it is all
,,usrusr for hrr /" take tn" "'urS|''
: m,rntinprd whut she had learned about
hilIT': potatoes. ze
j Her potatoes Good Eenough for Anyone.
Il don't hlrH" II tnaE$ W., 'r;tS ii -" -,
! NJ differences" -. other woman Sald ~
once. My POTATOES rr" I""h "n%uS ;,,
: :nr arsvIrly aud | never bother ABOUT
: Tho ,..rnu"rrlturr "f IN" water
and il WIS. plain she did not intend
! 10 bother. h;., ,h,.
;,rrrr,r,.,u came was an" NJ the hlCa-
! &c, ,uthnriiirS IN cooking in ihiS '"un-
! Iry. if M, IN tho w"rl. Why should
; she set herself above an authority nN'
that ,,,, =
! ,.r, md madr a lifelong scientific study
! Of. The principles oi cooking could tcarn
! her nothing
| Why indeed.
| Eccaus,. Shr was Of that typo ~ mind
! which is net willing I" TAX" advantage
, Of what other pcnpl" have learned by
wears Of irt"nsir" study
Like Walking Across the Continent.
II. rrf'lIs" Ia Hrcrpt III" wisdom thaI
: other I"npl" have stored up Tor ON"
! srcrs ,o me- rs foolish rs refusing |"
| accent Tho benefits Of sum" great invrn'
!, tion-lrt Ms say for instance. Walking
! arrnss IN" continent rather than IN
! riding in train.
| Ia il NOT, then. good to think for onN-
/ srlT--suIn conc ask. or course II 'S y"
! onr who is not constantly thinking for
! hi,os,;F will ever =rt anywhere. II ono
! entirely. gave up using ones legs he.
cause there wrr" trains ones legs would
become parlly1"d. Imt that docs not
mean ono should not use tho train when
! il covers in n few days distance II
! would take ono 4 year Ia walk.
| IF is ignorant and crude TO accept
! onc's ideas about life and philosophy
rcndy-nadr from other p"oDl" merely
because one is too lazy 10 think for one
self.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the City.
At TIE hotels.

M1.UEl:.- Mr.. J. r!yd" Si;.rEe, Read
r.: g II. Wo"l!ari. rarkcrshurE; J. ,.
G,,d. Clav. burg; +. l.. Pryor Fa,rnon:
Gl,.;Nlr. rt:NTKA!.-'i""rr, l.. Tern
Or. Hartford. J. H.. l;rrtrnd. Ear: ~.
NINpSOE-Mr. and Mrs. {. -. For
zen a,r. child. lar'lrrshurg; L. +. VII
lr,s. SIslrrsv,lir: MIR. ard Mrs. thas. 5.
D,isrn, rlark&burE: ". II. South. Nor
gan, ,wn: G. L. Iirnwn. Charleston.
STRAWBERRIES il. Ambl"r. l'arkcrS-
hurS: Mr.. AMI Mrs. MIL White. Crm'r"n;
Mir. and Mrs VI. Krh"EHrG. Charleston:
Ep.:l.I;S-JlmrS ii. lsig!5. liuL'tnS-
ton. II. &. Hawkins. New Martins :l'c;
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. llckcI*. ravens
W.. ,d; j. NJ. Woud!orG, Nj. Hi"n; k"h"rt
Daw>"n. sycamore; Lawrence lucy
Mln?Ir:;i"n
Mrs Edumnd Jones mas returned I"
her huui,. un Fifteenth street. after Dc
ing confined To til" ohio Valley hospital
! for the past few weeks.
Miss Edith I.azrnby. of Elm Grove
has returned hrm" after spending inc
past few days 1T the Ohio Valley hos
Wtal.
Miss Incz C,ullcy will spend tho week.
rnd visiting friends and relatives at
.tcffS. Ohio.
Mrs. Harry Irrnn"n. who has been
confined To- the ohio Valley hospital
! for two weeks. WAS removed |" her nome
| In Elm Grove last evening.
Sergeant Walter j.. T"omcy has re-
| turned - Camp l."c. Va, after spend
ting brief furlvuEh ut his home at
/ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

babies Of the day nursery. Everyone
should BIO proud to wear "E;lby But
ton" today. for in no better way can
you show your patriotism than ~ cor
triburing to the care Of our helpless
babies whose mothers, many of them.
arc helping in var work. and who's:
fathers are helping 10 light TO win tie
war and make The world safe for do
moGaCy.
Tho babies OF today are the men and
women Of tomorrow and ono of the most
Important tasks confronting any city III
the proper care Of the babies. Wheel
INK has ever been in the front ranks in
the welfare Of tho child. and today wis Il
you are greeted with tho sloEan-"BuE
a button and help the baby" don't turn
o deaf ear to the plea for the baby, but
respond with q generous contribution
It will make the babies happy: it will
make tho management Of the Day Nur'
sery happy. and it will make you Thrice
happy. for 1T is more blessed to give
than to receive"
Again we say today--Buy a button
and help the baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
MANY INTERESTS
As WEEK CLOSES
TopAYS EFTORTS WILL BE DENoT'
ED TO NURSERY TAG DAY AMI
.PAPER DAY. AT SHOP.
Ladies' Masonic Club Entertained Inea1
Husbands Last Evening AT Tne
Scottish Rite Cathedral

Tla Scottish Rite Cathedral was the
scene i 4 merry crowd last evening
whom ,h,. ladies' entertained their nus
bands with the annual corn roast which
= ass q rule held in the open. but THIS
event. due 70 Indictment weather. was
hid indoors this year. From TWO
o'clock until dinner which vas served IN
IN. evening. there was = round OF MAR
NV and mi-th occaSioned by the amuSe-
,lents which the club rooms have to OF
f.r and 1t six o'clock tho guests were
escorted 10 the dining room where a
sumptucuS Gian"r Vas s:rved- IN the
evening bowling and cards were lndnif-
81 in until 4 late hour and the husbands
voted tbs. hust.::ScS II" best entertainers
ever. Tr"S. included IN the rarity were:
Miss Schrn.ichal
M.SSrS and Mcsdarncs.
Spence Goodwin Roy Ray
~. J. EmmtS Lion Kay
\. i. Clrich las. McIice
YIN A1ill,r Nrr. McCrnkey
.rhns Meek J. II. Brown
.:.nos Thrau Will TctTilcr
I,,nrs Is,lrv Ed St.inhcker
sidney lscaIcl Ed houston
Frank Kyle HI Schfneichel
VIII Houston tarl S"oanSN
r. J. Sheppard HARRY Euta
Waltcr rc,tcy Ransom George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of all members Of
Che various committees planning tho
Garden Party. to be held the coming
Thursday evening. by the Carroll Court
Daughters Of Isabella, for the yarn fund
of the Wheeling Chapter Of Catholic
War Relief society Is called for Sun
day afternoon at 300 O'Clock in tn"
Cathedral armory. It Is important all
interested be in attendance as final
plans for the big party will be complct-
ed at this time While it was original
~ planned to hold this festival in tho
open, tho premature chilly atmosphere
has changed this decision, and the ladies
in charge announce that same will be in
the Carroll club auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Misses:
Dinner Party.

The employees Of the Wheeling News
Autograph Company were deltshtfuily
entertained Thursday evening by MISS
Amelia Crickey. at her home in Martins
Ferry. The affair vas in tho nature OF
4 dinner party and the decorations were
very effective. having as their Keynote
yellow and green. with nasturtians as
the centerpiece- Knitting. dancing and
other gaInes wcrc INDUCED in until e
late hour. Those in the party were;
Misses:
I,ydc McHenry, Margaret Lynch.
Margaret Kroncn- HIclcn Morgan.
wcth. Amelia Crinkcy.
Mcsdamcs:
Charles O-NfaIley. Sophia CrinRny-
William Morgan,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
NJ OOR E S
G A n N A B I n U M
CO NJ P o u N D
CO'U G. H S Y r U P

A valuatlc .erlrdy in chronic or re-
cent pulmonary Affections" OF rho throat
and :uug<--rrti"vin;c obstinate" coughs
b. prorCutinr cxncCt0ratlUn-anu ScrE-
Ing as calmat!vv ~ I'LL bronchial az
fectionS.
We guarantee this remedy 70 give
complete satisfaction Many Wheeling
people can testify I" ~ merits.
For Sale at
MooRE'S QUALITY DRUG STORES.
Penn and Zane. Seventh and Main.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

miscellaneous shower on Thursday
evening honoring Miss Charlotte Deu-
ker whose marriage TO Mr.. c. thinner
man. of Cleveland. O.. is set FOR this
month. Needlework was the CHIEF at
traction of the evening and several mu-
steal numbers were rendered by some
OF the guests. At an appropriate hour
u dainty luncheon was served 70 mo
following:
Misses:
I~b,r,otte Deukcr, Angela Carney.
Nil O.Cooncll. Madclyn korn,
Mary WEIGH, .Genc Clyker.
1fary HaScrrnan. Rose Carney.
Nav O.Dounell Beatrice HaGerunanv
Anna Zimmerman.
MeSdameS:
irwin Menkemeyer, Edward Ecun4n,
Aur,,st Daflcr Harry Dopahue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Salvage Shop.

Evpr5- man. woman aud c;,ld, AMI
marc espnciailY the two latter, ar" ask
cd To consider ii their patriotic duty l."
bundle together every rrwSp17rr an!
magazine about the home md have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
RUSSELL pURST.

Russell burst. wcii known young man
of this city writes TO friends mere tha.
he has arrived safely in italy. Russcii
is in the medical corps and trained al
Allentown, Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
erRoro TOE rRu1r-~ARTs

Evcryone who has tried It IS strons
for F'rui;-Hearts. the delicious canoy
covered. fruit Favored Chewing Gum.
All StOrcS-5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

So swat ono wcnrvcr you see one.
And don't show cny mercy IN cny.
Swat even the wimnln and childcrl
ones,
For it's impossible TO swat too mcnv'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Surprise Party.

n,,ryhcr Of tn. friends of Mrs. Al
nor, 1r....lcr OF tn. South Sid. agree
ably SURPRISED her on Tuesday even
ir.- hnnu-;nr the occasion of her birth-
dar Dissertations consisting of IAN
terms AMI flowers were soon covering
The walls and other aT;tilabI" places III
m. hou&,: and the evening was pleas
nn,ly spent with an cxchang" "f greet
inys and musical numbers. At late
hour a d:,:n.y luncheon was served t"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Compliment for Miss Fulton

Another in the series OF charming
parties honoring Miss Leah Fulton. :,
bride Of tho present month. was the very
original handkerchief shower rendered
her last evening by tho members of tho
choir Of the Third Presbyterian church.
Tho bride-clcct was the recipient Of "a
vcritable Shower" OF kcrchicf& of man.
very novel designs and unique shape.
The guests spent the evening in needle
work and tho playing Of games. With
the serving Of q tempting Hoover lunch
con rs the terminating feature Hero
q pretty color scheme of p1nK and whit.
was noted. with 'centcrpicce Of pin;
sweetheart roses.
Te following made up tho party:
Misses Rhca Steele, Manic Steele Ruth
Morrison, Helen Bowers Louise Frcdcr-
tcks. Bertha Resell Halcn Frederick"
Mary Hoffman,; Mcsdamcs Edward
Tredcricks. Hurry Hall. Mcssrs. Earl
Turner, E1wood Frcdcricks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Farewell Party.

Thursday evening at her homo on
Cherry street, Miss Gertrude Schmidt
entertained with n farewell pnrty for
Mr.. Tom Morris. Of McMcchcn. who left
last evening for Camp Lee. wHcre he
will enter training. While dancing was
the nain diversion OF the evenings cards
and Other games az well as musical
numbers wcrc enjoyed until q late hour
when the guests were TeGolod with .
delicious lunch. Those who attended the
affair were:
Misses:
Mary Belle Gertrude Schmidt,
Schmidt. Mrs. Robinson
Amelia Moudy. Mrs. Morris,
Mcssrs and Nesdames:
Norman Bowers, William Schmidt,
Hurry Fisher,
Mcssra;
Tom Norris. Carl FlshGt,
raul Fisher Austin Toll,
Cotillton Climb Dance.
The opening dance or tho popular
Coalition Club will DO given at the Car
roll Club on Monday evening. ScpteIn-
Der 10th. Tho auditorium will be beau
,ifully decorated for the affair and nc
doubt the usual large attendance. will be
pre.cnt. All the latest dances will he
Introduced by Prof. Fred Becker and
Beutflcld's orchestra will furnish the
music.
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Mc$srr>. and NcsaarncS--
Sam Hail g.. Howard McE.lroy
Sh.rrarI ". a. McFlrny
T-;,.S,.r >r.Elroy A. e Wh""!or
Eiwond KluSs Harry McElroy
Win Hcl:Iruy
McSdlr:cs--
J,n,. Ellsworth f..a Muidrcw
Tom Eird I..tty HARRISON
III Schn.l! Mrs. Reynolds
las \. E..bcrts Mrs. I.ukcns
,-,r,l:nr Evans Mrs Noble
AtJ:t Evans Mrs EbclinE
Misses
r.nt,fsa Srah-;Sh. Virginia LukeHs
1,nuise Wheeler Lillian NcF:lrny
Title Wheeler Margaret ActiroF
L..un,, wheeler To.ty NcF:ir"y
Fra N"bl" Norma Muidre"
,t,,,ret Iukcns Phoebe Hall
Elizabeth Hall. Ruth t.octinS
1:";ty-I.ce Auldrew Ellen h"eief
Mcssrs.-
George Hall Donal0 MOSS
miscellaneous shower.
Mrs Harry Donahun entertained Win
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Tho various circles OF tho King:
Daughters. who will engineer tho an
nual Tag event today. arc very "r-
timistic and are confident Of u rrc"rI
financial result for the worthy cause OF
maintaining homo for tho it'll"
ones" Mrs. J. n. DOwlcr the chair
man OF the Fourth Street circle. is on"
Of tho very ardent leaders or tho day
and has selected the following splendid
committee to assist her throughout tn"
hours:
Mosdarnes G.. Dawson, Charles Dick.
Oscar Mckee Mrs Scott II. & O.
Charles J. .Proudtoot Harry, Dawson.
Martin Cotton, Misses Mary Ellen Dow
Tor, Holen Wnddtll jennie Rail. Henri
ottn Fair. 1Ioster Meek, Evelyn Klein,
Inrcns 'Burrlnnd, Dorothy Atkinson.
Adella crone. virginia Rrtnd. Mary
EARLY, Martha MAtcsky. Rus" I:niH, NJ.
IToysr, Catherine Hendrix. Ruth H"4.ri',
CorneliA Wnimrr,
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FREMONT
Township 1853; Range 81

Sec Acrs Tax
Kate Moore. n1G ncA III 80 $14.56
Henry Otto. swAseA rs 40 SOB
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RobertBennie, se4 nw1l
lots 3-4-5 .--. 1853 1858
Linden Invest. Co.. sell 1t 100 1869
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Township iG2; Range co

Sec Acrs Tax
Herman Schwartz. swl4 l6S $iS.96
Herman Schwartz, SeA
NV Il, lots ga and B.. 16S 1912