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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-01
RED CROSS ELECTS OFFICERS

Sheffield. October (Special)-Col-
bert county chapter, American Red
Cross, at its annual meeting held at the
Red Cross building here this week, elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year; John d. Rather, Jr,, of Tuscumbia
chairman; Rev. w. III. Mansfield OF
Sheffield vice chairman; T. G. Sanford
Of Sheffield. treasurer, and Mrs Sid u.
Jones of Sheffield secretary
Members of the executive committee
we're named as follows: Rev. ii. L..
Turner Mrs. j. b. Lagomarsino and
Mrs. j. II. Nathan, for Sheffield Rev.
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Tompson, Parker & Co.'S Private Wire

New Orleans, October 31-Liouida-
ton that was not altogether unexpected
and which manifestly was encoura ged
by the threatened coal strike caused
small declines in the price of cotton
today in the face of continued strong
situation in the spot department. Liver
pool was much higher than due but
1T called out advances of only to 4
points on the first call, Immediately
after which there was a SLUMP which
finally amounted to "a to 90 points
under the close of yesterday Toward
the middle of the session there were
recoveries and finally net advances of
to IA points but in the afternoon the
market again was at net declines Of / )
to 20 points.
Were it not for the labor situation
our opinion would be that the marke {
is bound to rise on the strength of
spots but the coal strike seems certain
to be in effect Saturday and there may
be market consequences from it when
the new weeks opens.
Late in the session rumors that the
coal strike had been settled put the
market up for sharp gains which car
ried prices to new high levels for the
day where they stood to AZ points
over yesterdays close Late prices
were at net gains Of to 80 points
Shepard & Gluck.
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RECORD LAND DEAL

Sheffield, October 31.--(Special.) East
ern capitalists have recently figured IN
a record land deal in this section. The
sale of 2s,sOo acres Of virgin Rosemary
short leaf pine located in Franklin
county, Alabama, and Tishimingo coun-
ty, Mississippi, was consummated with
party of prominent men in Corintn,
Miss. II is understood that they con-
template dividing and selling this timber
in groups of 1000 acres or more.
This is said to be the last large tract
of virgin pine in north Alabama or
Forth Mississippi. 1t is one of the largest
] ler deals ever made in this section.
w a d. Rather, Jr, prominent attor-
NJ. y Of Tuscumbia, handled the legai
matters nertaininr to the deal Col. John
n Ezell and Charles X. Burgess. prom
inent business men of Russellvilie. anu
others Of the city also figured IN the
transaction.
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w. E. Campbell & Co.'S Cotton Letter

An early weakness caused by heavy
selling through fear of complications
from the coal strike.
There was general talk in both mar
kets early today of liquidation and the
fever was catching.
There was some complaints by spot
people due to the fact that they could
not sell cotton as readily as heretofore.
but the spot markets again do not re-
fleet any lack of demand. for they show
an advancing tone throughout the belt,
New Orleans spots were again quoted
so points advance with middling quoted
at 80 cents with sales 1896.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock out time we
will get the government report on the
condition which is expected quite bull
ishr. Our guess is Al.
Pending the report and the settling
of the coal strike, we rather favor an
even position in the market. A late
report claimed the strike of the coal
miners had been postponed until
December 1, this coupled with short
covering gave US a higher closing--W.
e. Campbell & Co.
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Ne.us of Sheffield

Sheffield. October 3L-(Special) AT a
meeting Of ex-service men held here
Thursday night, Colbert county post of
the American Legion of Honor was or
ganized. The meeting was called to or
der by Capt. w. S. Hatch, world war
veteran and leading business man and
widely known citizen of this city The
local post plans to secure large mem-
bership in Colbert county from amongst
the large quota of soldiers who were in
service during the world war. One or
the three delegates from this district
to attend the Minneapolis convention of
the legion will be designated from this
county.
Among those attending the initial
meeting OF the local post We're Col. Har-
dee Chambliss and Lieutenant West,
members of the army personnel at
United States nitrate plant No. /; Capt.
w. S. Hatch. Capt. r. l.. Nathan, Shelf
| field, and Captain Simpson of Florence.
| Officers of the Colbert county post
were elected as follows. Capt w. S
Hatch temporary chairman; A. w.
! Driscol, secretary, and Joe Nathan. Jr.
financial officer Armistice day, Novem-
Der II, was selected as the date for the
next meeting, which will be made the
occasion for a big rally for members.
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most contract months rising to new
high levels while spot prices went to
the highest levels in about sixty wears.
The ever increasing demand for actual
cotton and the continued damage to
the crop by adverse weather were the
main factors back of the buying Today
the department Of agriculture issued Il
special report putting the condition of
the crop on October 25th at 51i per
cent of a normal, the lowest condition
report ever issued. Reports of ever in
creasing business continues to come
from both domestic and foreign mills.
indicating continued demand for
spots. At the moment the only cloud
on the horizon for the bulls Is the
labor situation, and this is frightened
somewhat by the Injunction reported
granted today against the coal strike.
We advise conservative purchas on any
decline.-Duggan a. Bouden.
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Age Herald Nov. /, ?. 3. 1919.
Ilstray Notice

Estray Notice
The State of Alabama, Jefferson County,
Probate Court.
Taken up by Percy Haygood on the 18th
day of October 1919 and estrayed before
A, J. Farley, a justice of the peace for
Precinct No. 20, a certain dark brown
mare mule about 10 years old. is hands
high, 3 shoes, white spot on top neck,
long name and tail, valued at $50, and
one dark mare multi about 10 years old,
16 hands high, four shoes on, white spots
on shoulders and hips, and valued at
$780, Witness my hand this oath day of
October, 1919 J. p. STILES,
Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
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The stock of American cotton in Liver
pool lost 90, 600 for the week and Havre
lost 10000
Exports today were $500 bales,
shipping Is badly crippled still by
the strike of longshoremen but large
fraction of the port Stocks is thought
to be car-marked for export. There
has been little change in the general
character of the market Swings in
price are fairly wide but on the whole
offerings continue we'll taken on mod
crate dips and the outlook is for higher
markets, Whenever the labor situa-
ton shows any signs of clearing up.
Exchange was steady a. 4.16A for de-
mand sterling and $50 for Frames
Post G. Flagg
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S. t. Slaton, Mrs. Joseph Hurston and
Mrs. John Johnston, for Tuscumbia.
Mrs, w. II. Holesapple and Mrs Rainier
Carter, for Cherokee, and Mrs. John
Fennell and Mrs. Ira Fuller for Leigh
ton.
A. resume of the activities OF the local
chapter during the past year by Mr..
Rather showed that splendid results
had been attained. For the ensuing
year and the peace programme the Col
bert county chapter OF the Red Cross
is in good condition, the sum of $4,000
being on hand. In connection with the
peace program Mr.. Reed, we'll known
community worker. has been engaged,
and will begin his duties at an early
date.
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REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY

Sheffield. October 3i.--(Special.)-Con-
siderable activity in real estate sales
is being noted in this city.
Machtoff Brothers have purchased the
Charles T.. Miller building on Raleigh
avenue, and will occupy it as place
of business. 1t is handsome two-story
structure, built last year by Mr. Miller.
w. ]. Galloway prominent local drug
gist, has purchased two lots on the
corner of Raleigh avenue and Fourth
street, adjacent to the Sheffield National
bank building 1t is understood that DR.
Galloway will soon begin the erection of
a handsome building on the ground.
having a frontage of so feet. 1t will bel
occupied by new business concern to
open there
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Clark & Co.'S Letter

New York, october 31.-Todays con-
dition report of 81 forecasts a maxi
mum yield of less than 10, 900, 900 bales
The day by day sales of $1,000 bales
in Liverpool shows England is selling
goods to countries on a silver basis and
also shows cotton will inevitably ad-
vance to point where it will automa-
tically check consumption. Fluctua-
tions wild and wide are sure to come
bue we feel strongly that cotton has
not seen its best prices.-CIark & Co.
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Live Stock

tAfC ADtONh
0lnlon atock TardsJ
Fed steers:
Good to Choice-S1kd9jkc
Medium to Good-7lsaSc.
Common to Medium-6d7c.
Steers-71a@Slsc.
Fat Cows-7mSC
Medium Cows-51A46kc.
Cutters-5451ac
Canners-44i&c
Oxen-4p7c.
Fat Yearlings-7aSc.
Medium Yarlings-5@6c.
Vealers-SMi0c.
Choice Corh Fed Hogs, 1855 and up-fiAc.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 1856 to 165-i0hc.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. % to 1S5-9ihc.
Light Pigs. 80 pounds down-Si4c.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-l0c
Half Fat Rough Hogs-Sc.
Soft and Oily Hogs from lie to &c per
pound less than above prices.
Produce
Sweet Potatoes-2c h.
Colorado Celery-$lal.25 doz.
Len. pns-$150.
Peanuts-Spanish, &c h.; large. l2a131so.
Cabbage-33tc ID.
Irish Potatoes-3i5c. ID.
Onions-4s4c lb.
mississippi stock, 50 crate.
Orange-Florida, Sc.
Bananas-Extras. Sc ID.
Limes-sl.5o per 100.
Meal and Feedstuff
Mixed Horse-s50n70.
Old STYLE Hulls-sl6
Corn-s1.D.
Corn Crops-s4
No. White oats-s7c per bushel.
Shorts-seS
Bran-SD.
c. S. Meal. Z per cent-S71.
Peanut Meal-s7s.
Hen Feed-s4 per 1O0-lb. sack.
Economy Dairy Feed-s70.
Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-s4s.
Wheat Straw-SlS.
Timothy-$39.
Perfect Hog Feed-s72.
Hides and Tallow
Quotations are as follows:
No. / green salt hides-329f33c.
No. green salt hides53e43lc.
No. green hides-25u26c.
No. . green hides-234 24c
No. 1 dry flint hides-42qt43c.
No. dry flint hides-41m42e.
No. l dry salt hides-39Q40c.
No. dry salt -SSq39c.
Sheep skins-50c1S2.00
Horse hides-si0@8
Goat skins-slm125.
Hog skins--o0lrl5c.
Tallow-l20l4c.
Clear wash wool-60070c.
Clear grease wool-50455c.
BURY wool-25m35c.
Ginseng (wild)-sl0d1S.
Cotton
Good mddling ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7la
Strict middling ......................3 81 e
Middling ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
strict low middling ...................... 53las
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Nashville Paper to
Use Photo Engraving
During Illegal Strike

Nashville. Tenn. October M-Phots
engravings Of the editorial columns ans
some of the advertisements will be used
in the Saturday morning issue of the
Tennessean in order to get out the paper
despite the printers walkout of Thurs
day night The three newspapers Of
Nashville affected by the vacation" Of
the composing rooms have received mes
sases from publishers in all sections Of
the country advising the local publisherf
to maintain their present stand.
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NOTICE
Cotton Mill Building
Contractors

The Lafayette Cotton Mills, La
Fayette, Ala, will receive bids for
the construction of a cotton mill
building, cotton warehouse and appur-
tenances, until noon, November Is.
1919. at Lafayette, Ala. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the Of
flee of John Hill, Consulting Mill Ar
chitect and Engineer, Healy Building,
Atlanta, Ga, or at the office Of the
mill, Lafayette, Ala.
Certified check for $500 must &C
company each bid. Right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
LAFAYETTE COTTON MILLS.
Jas. A. Hines, President.
j. C. Griffin, Sec. and Treas
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Sea Island

Savannah. October 31--Sea Islands:
Fancy, 10; extra choice. rs; choice. 10.
extra fine, 60 and 65; fine. 50 AID
60; medium fine, So: common. 80. Mar
Set very steady. sales. 1915. receipts.
1885, shipments, none; stock, 1915. Gre ;
in sight, 5223.
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Handsome Brick Home
Bargain
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

liful, 2-story yellow brick
e; would cost $4,000 10 build
I'll; lot 50x200; hardwood floors
4 oughout; downstairs finished in
fluarter-sawed oak: 5 bedrooms,
baths, one shower; fine cement
basement, steam heat. garages
This is near Five Points. And look
1t the price, only s9250; $500 cash,
balance to suit; early possession
Zee it and you'll surely want it.
Fall T. W. Quinn. Main $3.50. Jemi-
ION Real Estate and ms, Co, FL
n. goth st.
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LEGAL NOTICES
N<
Notice

Notice
Notice is hereby given that the an
nuai stockholders meeting of the North
Birmingham Land company VIII be
held at it's office, 70S BrownMa-x
building, Wednesday, November 12th,
at IL a. m.
FRANK NELSON, JR.,
President
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The Dockers union In Denmark hal
been declared bankrupt for refusing Il
pay fine of $4,000 for calling an up
lawful strike. Employers CONSENTED
reduce the fine to maintain the princi,
but the lockers refused the o6eE.
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until o'clock p. M, Tues
day. November 4th, 1919, for the construc-
ton of certain sheet asphalt paving and
other work in connection Herewith un-
der Improvement Ordinance No. SAC.
Specifications may be obtained and plans
examined at this office The right is re-
served to reject any and all proposals.
JULIAN KENDRICK,
City Engineer.
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Fish
Meats

d. S. Clear Bellles-26d27c.
d. S. Rib BeIlies-25M3Sc.
Pure Lard-3liac.
Hams Regular. SNaSsc; skinned, &c.
Jicnic Hams-23c.
Bacon-3Sel Acc.
Pork Loins-s35c.
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nth Observation-Disclosures modern
Home, 65x114; alley side and rear; ga
r4ge: house beautifully furnished; en-
the property with furniture, including
rAano, winter coal and household goods,
1880; buy and move in; nothing want
L6g; easy terms. b. +. Eborn, 5lo EN-
Hfre Bldg. M. 1877.
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LOOK AT THIS

II SOUTH HIGHLANDS
paved street; this modern home has
bedrooms; bath, living room, din
III q room. hardwood floors through
Nut; large closets, handsomely dec
brated: beautiful electric fixtures;
large brick mantel in living room;
lbaneled staircase; splendid concrete
basement; furnace heat. servants
house, garage, delightful neighbor-
hood; sacrificed for quick sale,
10000; $4,000 cash, balance $50 per
month. See or call I. w. Quinn,
With Jemison r. e. & ms. Co., I'll
III. goth st. Main $3.50.
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LOCAL MARKETS


Stags-30c.
Turkeys-Live, 4oc.
Ddcks-30o.
Fryers-42c
Hens-30uS2c.
Fresh Eggs-55c.
Storage Eggs-520153c.
Butter
Creamery SG726
Fish
Spanish Mackerel-20al2lis c.
Pompano-35c.
Salt Water Trout-20<~cxs.
Mixed Fish-i2c.
Gray Snapper-Headless and draw n, 14c.
Rel Snapper-Headless and drawn zoo
lie.
Fresh Water Perch-12hc ID.
Grouper-13lsu1Ic.
Shrimp-1lGl2i1c
Eastern Se,eet 0vsters-s275 gallon.
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OIL RENT-One large room, 1Sx40 feet;
aik and well lighted, suitable for mer-
chants display of samples; sign painter
photo printing; architectural drafting,
on storage purposes. VIII lease cheap
Tor one or two years. See Drs. Dozier
Il Dozier. second floor. 202Oi2 FIRST Ave.
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Duccan & Bouden

New orleans. October s1.--The adj
vance on cotton continued this week
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X
HOUSES ron SALE 100
DON'T HESITATE
TO BUY THIS
sorrII HIGHLANDS

Here's one | believe | will sell at
once on South Highlands, an at
tractive home in first>class eondi-
ton; has field stone front, large
yeranda. spacious living room, din
ing room. music room and kitchen;
beam ceilings and paneled wood
work; hardwood floors. 3 bedrooms
and bath upstairs; sleeping porch.
The property is in first-class eondi-
ton the lot is a large lot. nicely
sodded and lots of shrubbery; the
price is only $500: worth a thou
sand more T. W. Quinn. with Jem-
ison Real Estate & ms. Co., 211 y.
goth St Main $3.50.
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South Highlands ight-room modern
home. semi bungalow. furnace, CRATES:
overlooks city; , blocks 18th st. car line.
near Glen Iris: 5000; terms: bargain.
See it. &. f. Eborn, S15 Empire. Main
11q-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

on AXE street under ne auspices II
ne Odd Fellows. -h- services ware
conducted ~ Es,v = !. Eag;pu.
pastor q ne C1ng"esa,looa. e3Q-c.
and nuria- WIS = ne FANNY Io- Il.
aeaG-ieiC.
Cr ca, Ra-e-s IF -ues Denta.
College Is a nome .or ~. si1n-a.,
CEN-EE-SuaGay evening June
I supper Wa gwen ~ Tie men -
ne F-encn c.,u-ca under ne aus
plces Of ne SUNDAY Scnoo!. Ou~1nc
ne supper Car jean -ornal fGr-
I4slec -uas1C IN ne ConE-egzaonal
organ. A1-er ne supper I, A Gum
T-lere of New York Cl,y o1 me Inter
ratlCna. committee Y. NJ. = Il county
WORK aeph.': -1lenI- gave al Qp- to-sa.e .
ak er ne ~econstruc:lpr problems
IA. C0nf~u-: as. ana are crowc;nE
on as as ne war settlement da.e ap-
,-~oacn.s Nj Z C4n-ne-a mas a won
aertul gasp on the toplc ne takes
Tor 6lscussion and : force that car
RES cnnvlcrlon II The audience that
listens . h3s -2Ik. He mas an 1nIer-
cstlnC faa-2i-n of talli,3E snor- stories
WIKI a.s work Laat leave better IN
clarsraaG!nE WIKI his audience An
orned feature q Ire event was an
orchestra ram Augusta -ha, gave
splendid MUSIC before and a-ter the
supper
J Z. Bates Of Camden was IN town
Sa- .,-,Ry and Sun6Hs
- f.
zar Ms 3 r. Miller Of St A,haos
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Two Bills in One Tocss At .or1son n
ocera -ouse-Louise Giaun. crsr-
lie chapIin anc VIVIAN Mar =. Al
faxorrces

--au.se Elaun n ne Pa-a..a plc-- q
Goddess q -osi -sae.' Tlviar Ma
ii. N he Paramount - Graf picture
"--he Acven n-u-ess, E7u n min Z ne
-wo-os-- curneur "A f-or Fir sn. TINS
makes a bargain bill Of - -eels r al
-Aur.dg-. F-1dsy a,lo Sscu-ciav -no n"
Eora Kites n -se Coliseum win
s..iec3ed p.c:u-es. Mi ke,'' IS another
4 traction a. -hIs ,-les--s gnu he --l-Tl-
San Players are bnokea tn- 1T aa-'''-
ea.e Ela-s-C-oan n VII @iEv Al
ENLIGHTENMENT IN -nei- eur :-c-n ne
Sour-. and Sob or L ne eA-,. al
season. Few clties n Name Wi ae
.,.vu-ed with ire onDk.nrs INA, n-e AR
~ for Gardiner Watch to- .oDe--
Warwick II -ae E-ea- drama IF the C;r'l
war Secret Serv1ca -h's wonder
= aisv nnc -aco-d ,na1 tew ever
reached ~ tle sasRk:n- stage EE-'v
tslr.Ea. for d sond sea-. See Chaal.n-
tnc-e Il nut one cha i,n--Acr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

were weekend guests ct NJ. and
M-s. Fec Me--ck =: -ne :. II c A..
ta-1-
NJ ana Ms. Pitcher Of Augusta
were weekend visitors a. Ine S.afA
Y. { a camp :. -ake Cnooossse-
cuui4-e
Mss EleAnu- 5a-'ev returned home.
-cnesday from Coi5v college for
ne summer vacation.
Mrs Hannah Bailey MINIS. Cara
i 0lrturc ann Ms. Eleanor Ea.ier
vsni Thursday 70 Providence. Z. l..
e 2c.end he centennial. Of he Moses
E-''wn school winch was held FRIDAY
Rev Father Cory. recently return.
&C trurn F-ance- Ms Provost Mss
Provost ne Misses Provost. Master
rovast and Mss C1agae. ali NJ Lev-i
sstnr. were recent visitors a. Spurr
farm.
Two bows t.-om Massacnase,s ao-.
pea-ed ~ ne = NJ . farm on
Wednesday, having heard " tho.
Junior Volunteer rRuo anc thinking
- vas now n operation They were.
much dIsappo,n, 80 anG did no, wish
- return nome Th-er were giyen
dinner and then Q, - Morton. whA
cnancec 70 ne a. hame toosa them
into Augusta where he expected ia.
find employment for them through
the Y. II. g A % thai CITY.
Ms. Herbert Bell IL attending tho
graduation exercises anc a.umr; han.
quet n Festhrook this week.
Ntss Aa-ur Horne passsd SUNDAY
vkh Haands n LevMfnn.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

-te hume o. " a2c H-4. George =
K noCwa-a vas -ae scene 1r SR-C-1ay
q : de.ga-eI. soc,al ~ -:--nn. -neir
Eoider wedding a--::ve-sa-T -se,- were
-nz--lsa re- i. -sGa. = 1A--cUs-4- aE
Err eli: F1.lH- o. ma c.tT AID came
n Gardiner 70 I've. -aP- aaVe since
--s. lsc. ne-A aaG. with ne exception
~ ne rs. seven ~ea-s. have .ivad n
me house -asv ouw ocrupy Ms Z oon-
-a-e was eo--ae-ly MISE Mar -lZz,e
Mes o. ER-iuweI-
F1-v-elErr of ne - -n-iraauos r.
sue,. were accerted. 4 shower Of ~
-cs- -g-!s was -ecs,veS- -wo 81 winch
we-. t-on laGies VINO ASSISTED = u-ess-
trc ne arlue to- the wedding. anc one
o. -nese Ms Ea-le Ln-c. wES pres
ant a. me festivities SATURDAY p s-,!.7-,
The s--.-e house was lastly deco-a--
&c. -.1e -oior scheme beng Telicw and
wt-te ne c,nfnE -oo-n he!nE e7pec:a-!''
a-.s-1c TIE e~-1re a1e = YES = charge
If N-s william Niles of EA-icweI, who
: So 7---viued ne splendid Yellow wed-
ding cake.
: Iare number - pleasing anc vai-
uahie cH-s were -ece-Ved. among wnica
was 81 n gold Another E-e- especially
valuable to- :.s assnc,a a-luns was sou-
ven!- PITCHER winch vas given % an
aunt u N-<. woodward now deceased.
IN golden wedding aanlre-sa-r. Ae-
@-esh-aencs Of sandwiches. caae. caffee
and ices were provided
Guer-s were present 1-o-n -,ls c;tv
Earnwel.. Nor drcwoCk. A1bC--. SaI2.
A -nuslr. Miss It oa6bu-~ - Calf nraIa.
anS M- ves,a Churchill If Eave~nl!l
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IL and Mrs Woodward have many
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