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The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30
CRUMBINE GOES EAST
Secretary Board of Health Gives Up
State journal Column for Summer.

DIR. S. ]. Crumbine, secretary of the
state board of health, has gone to
Washington, where he will attend the
meeting of state health officials. These
eral in health conferences.
Early in July Doctor Crumbine
leaves for Helena, Mont, where he
will aid Doctor Sippy in the organiza-
tion of q school for health officers.
Doctor Crumbine will be an instructor
in the school during the midsummer
season. Doctor Sippy, former cpl
demiologist in the Kansas department
of health, resigned recently and ac-
cepted an offer in Montana at a salary
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30

greatly in advance of the salary Of
fered in this state. Refusal of the
state legislature to advance the salary
schedule to a par with other states
caused the loss of Doctor Sippy and
other health department officials.
Doctor Crumbine, whose RESPONSE
bilities in health campaigns have COM
PEELED him to give snearly his entire
time to the work, will suspend his
health column in the State Journal for
the summer. His health talks and
answers 10 health inquiries has been
a feature attraction of the Saturday
State Journal. Following this week S
contribution, Doctor Crumbine may
temporarily terminate his column.
much to the regret of hundreds of
readers VINO have carefully studied his
suggestions
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30
I'm COUNTER CHARGES
William Bolm Asks Court for Divorce
From His VIE

William Bolm, whose wife, Lucretia
Bolm, filed suit for divorce against
him some time ago, charging failure
to provide support, has filed a cross
petition in which he asserts he pro-
vided as much as was within his
means and that his wife was too ex-
trava CANT and wanted to live beyond
his income.
Bolm also charges in his petition
that his wife ceased to love him and
frequently told him she wished he
would get a divorce before she left
his home and went to the home of
her parents. Bolm asks the court to
give him the divorce sdecreee and to
also give him the custody of their
minor child.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30
S. M. 7. N. GRADUATES 174
Sixty Three Receive b. S. Degree at
Pittsburg Institution.

Pittsburg, Kan, May 30.-A class
of 174 persons was graduated from
the state Manual Training normal
here Thursday. Sixty-three members
of the class received the degree of
bachelor of science and III received
life certificates to teach. President
John r. Kirk of the Kirksville. Mo-.
State normal, delivered the commence
ment address. The state board of ad-
ministra ation-former Governor E. w.
Hoch, DIR. w. n. Mason and Harvey
Penney, attended the exercises.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30
.Peels OFF Corns
Between Toes
The Great Corn LoOsener of the
Age. Never Fails. Painless.

A corn mashed. squeezed and
crushed. all day long. in between two
toes! You can try the desperate.
treat 'em rough" way and try to dig
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30

St Louis-To make 'em feel at home. st.
Louis will build artificial jungles and
mountains for her zoo occupants.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30

Havana, IH.-Villagers just couldn't get
up in the morning without an eye opener
after the shops closed down. The night
fireman has voluteered to blow the whistle
at 6.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30

Paragon
TuftIcss Mattresses
Built as Good as
Mattresses Can
Be Ne.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-30

o. )Rnewo o oted dnldo npamdero ttn n~mp
wooden oon still
Q n
n a months mao
ninth is
them hsGamyf fight
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Notice.
John Boyle.

Notice is hereby given that I, R E Bridges under and by virtue of the au- thority in me vested by mortgage giv en by Jane McNeal Will McNeal and Annie M ,Neal his wife and Cynthia An nie McNeal to J M Shaw on November the 26th 1912 and for valuable consider ation was transferred to R E Bridges on the Sth day of May 1915, now duly recorded i'll the office of the Recorder of Cleveland County ill Record Book Vol. N on page Al Will sell to the high est bidder for cash at public auction at the Court House door ill the town of Ri son, Cleveland County Arksnsas. he tweeN tie hours prescribe by iag fir II dicial sales on May 29th, l99: The follow ing described Real Estate lying, beihg and situated, to-wit: The uudivide Ill terest of Will McNeal and Annie McNeaI his wife Cynthia Annie McNeal; also the dover interest of Jane McNeal ill and to the NE 14 of NV of Section 16 Tow ship South Range 10 West roii taining 10 acres.
 Said sale will be for cash to satist1 2 debt of $200o with interest at the ra't of ten per centun per annum from daie until paid less Sixty-one Dol lars S6l oe ] credited on note and III 4egin of the re- cord amounting in all, prlncidai 6 P IT. terest to $2S7 91
 RE Bridges, Grantee ill said mortgage by reason of transfer from M Shaw.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15

SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts. Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the First Treatment is most important. When an Eff cient antiseptic is applied promp- tly, there is no danger o' infect ion and the wound begins to heal at once. For use on nan or beast, BORZONE is the ideal Antiseptic and Healing Agent. Buy it now and be ready fer an emergency.-Sold by Boggs Drug Go.
 Cleveland County Herald S1.00 per year.
 Dr. A. G. Blankenship went to Little Rock yesterday to at tend the State Medical Associat- ion.
 Born, Tuesday, May 13, to Mir. and Mrs. Russell Cash a girl.
 For clean and up-todate mer- chandise go to Bluestone Bros.
 Telephone No. 8 for Cleaning and Pressing. Strain.
 Mrs. w. R. Thomasson visited her sister, Mrs. Hubert Davis, in Pine Bluff this week.
 Ginghams 20 cents per yard al Bluestones.
 Misses Mayme McMurtrey, Eleanor Chowning, Sue McMur- trey, Ollie Galloway and Mrs. V. Boggs wont to Pine Bluff Monday to see ' The Shepherd of the Hills'.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. w. Wilson of Powell were pleasant callers at this office yes s.erday.
 For Sale Good four room house, papered and painted; fine cistern and two acre lot within city limits of Rison. Price 5000 Tom Blodgett.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15

Miss Mamie Foster is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dave Cash, ot Draughon this week.
 Miss Pauline Rogers of Little Rock made a short visit to her mother here this week.
 William Claud Harden, Kedron, and Claud Eubanks, Heroine are among the overseas soldiers enroute home who have made application to U. s. Employment Office.
 Curtain goo3s for 12 c,nts per yard at BIuestones.
 Charley Hall, Lewis Cumm.n- gs and Jim Jacks were discharg- ed from service last week.
 Carl Mcleod is home from from Camp Travis on Is day fnrlow.
 Arrow collars and shirts of all kinds and complete styles and prices at Bluestones.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Local BreviteS

Mrs. c. T. Back of Thornton visited her mother. Mrs. J. H. Baker, this week.
 Judge Cabler of Fordyce was here last week.
 Mrs. Ulto Outlet of Pine Bluff is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ben McDade, this week.
 Virgil Iamaster returned to his home in Louisville, Ky., last week after visit here with his father.
 Complete styles and sizes of whitesh pes at Bluestones.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cash were visitors to Rison last Thursday.
 Alex May was in town Thurs day.
 We ship Laundry every Tues day-back Fridya. Strains.
 Roy Tolson, who was recently discharged from the army, was here Friday.
 Dave Cash, one of the county's most progressive farmers, was transacting business here Fri day.
 Mems Vici congress and 30 other styles from 50 cents to one dollar on the pair less at Blue stones.
 s. P. O'Neill, our popular CO., unity examiner, was looking after business interests here rriday.
 Ladies waist Ot all KlndS al BluestoneS.
 Miss Flora Payne of Mount Holly was here last week taking the Teachers Examination.
 In the Star, the anual pub  lication f Henderson Brown College, Philadelphia, which has been received here appears the picture of Miss Pauline Colson as one of the four most beautiful young ladies of that institution. She formerly resided here, and has a host of friends in Rison.
 Ladies pure thread silk hose at STRAINS.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Notice of Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that ill pursuance of the authority and directions contained i'll the decde tai order of the Cleveland Chancery Court mace and entered on the 10th day of March 19l9 in certain cause (No 1900 then pending therein be Jasper, Martha NJ Jaspe r. Robert H. Droz and Olga H. Droz defendants, the undersigned, as commissioner of said court, will offer for sale public outcry to the highest bidder at the iron t door or entrance of the Cleveland County court house in the town of Rison within the hour prescribe by law for judicial sales oil Saturday the 24t h day of May, 19l9 the following describ- ed real estate to-wit: The South West I'd of Sec ton Twenty-Five -25-. the South-ha1f of North West l-4 of Section Twenty-Five -25-, the Shut East 1-i of South East 1-4 of Section Twenty -s K -26-,and the North West 1-+of North West l-4 of Section Thirty-six 50 all ill Township Ten lbs outh Range Twelve -l2- West, contain tug 32O acres in Cleveland County. Arkansas
 Terms of sale; On n credit of three months the purchaser being required to execute bond with rpproveo security bearing interest at the rate six percent per annum from date of sale unti paid and a lien being retained the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given Under my hand his Fist day of'April 19.9.
 E. L, Mel endon,
 Con in: sin Chancery.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
NO I ICE.

zotice is hereby given that the undersigned With other petitioners. Will apply at the next te of the C1eveiaud county court which will be on Monday the 2nd day of June 1919, for an order of said court to change the Rson and Mon ticello public road as follows towit; commencing on the South boundary line of section Thirteen -13-in Township Ten 10 South, Range Ten -i0-West. where said public road leaves said section line. thence Eas' 0 said section line and on the south boundary line of Section Eighteen -lS- Township Ten To South, Range Nine g. West to within 250 yards of tie South East corner of said Section IS; thence in South East direction to the East boundary line of Section lsineieen -le-; thence Souti OH Section lines to said public road.
 John Boyle.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15

William Claud Harden of Ked- ron and Claude EuDanks of Her blne are among the oversea sol- diers enroute home, who have made application to the us. em pioyment office.
 We are specialists in fitting up shoes and guarantee you a fit. Try it at Bluestones.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. s. McMurtrey delightfully."- entertained the mem bers of the Cleveland County Medical Society and their wives last Friday Eat --their attractive home In this city. After refresh ments were served they adjourn ed to meet with Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Blankenship on Friday, June 18th.
 Dizziness, vertigo, (blind stag- gers) sallow complexion, flatu- fence are symptoms of torpid liver. No one can feel well while the liver is inactive. HER ZINE is a powerful liver stimu- lant. A dose or two will cause all bilious symptoms to disappear. Try it. Sold by Boggs Drug Go.
 H. N. Robertson WAS business visitor to Pine Bluff Monday.
 Abe Wilson was here Monday.
 Have your clothes pressed the sanitary way at STRAINS.
 Jess Miller was up from the southern part of the county Mon- day.
 Elder Geo. F. Moody has re- turned to his home here from Ouachiata College where he has been taking a minesterial course.
 Rolled gold pair of cuff but tons with every dress shirt pur- chased at Bluestones.
 Mrs. Anna Watts and McS.Ros- COG Word will assist N. Sones in his big closing out sale.
 Bungalow aprons for the ladies at Bluestones.
 Burns, cuts and sores.
 Heal readily if Paris Healing Remedy is applied. You make 1t at home and save the diff erence. A good thing to keeI on hand at all times. Get it to. day, you may need it tomorrow Galloway & Baldwin.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Veterinary Remidies

B. A. Thomas and Paris line stands at the head of the list They are medicine. all medicine You do not pay medicine prices for the simple feed you have on your farm. Why not try rem idies of known merit. Prepara- tions that have stood the test of time and each succeeding year finds them growing in favor with the American farmer. Galloway & Baldwin.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15

When the baby takes 100 m ich food the stomach turns; the re- suit is indigestion, sournes5 ard vomiting. Frequently the bowels are inv, lV,d and there is co!ic pains and diaryho1a. MCGEE 5 Baby Elixir is a grand corrective remedy for the stomach aed bowel disorders of babies. It is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take. Sold by Boggs Dug Co.
 Pam beach suits with the gen uine label for SIP 50 a. B'uestone
 Calico goods at 10 cents per yd. at Bluestones.
 Alpheus Stenfeld spent the week k-end with friends in Little R ok,
 Miss Eiz,5eth Nilsson left Monday for her home in Omaha, Neb, after an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. D. D. Conner.
 Mrs. G. B Porter, who recently moved from this place. died last Monday at her home in Texas.
 HERALD $1 % per year.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Chancery Court Ruling Favorable
 to Real District

Tae D eti5iol o emp oraryre str4inin5 order ,ainst Ro ld Dis trict No. 2 which was filed in the On lncary Court was heard in Pine Blu'f bv Ju lge Elliott. The re- straning order was denied. The Opinion will be published next week.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Notice of Commissioners Sale

notice is hereby given that ill pursuanc of the tai order of the Cicvelauh Chancery Court made and entered on the l0tl day Of March. 1919. in q certain cause (No l4q6) then pending therein be- tween w. w. Mitchell, complainant and F W ,rvi,!son and NJ Arvidson defendants. the urGe 5iyned as Commissioner of said CoDrt vii! oft r for sale nt public outcry 10 the highest bidder at the front door or entrance Of tue Cleveland Ccun ty courthouse in the town of Rison. withlnthe' hours prescribed by law for judicial sa'es on saturday the 2ath day of May 1919, the follow srg described real estate. to-wit; The sou't' Eos -4rf Nottf, E,ast i-4 the Worth ss - CF '7ath East -aaad the south tt,st l-i e So,tNe'si i or section Sixteen u6l rownshsp Ten G0) ''out1 Rahge Eleven N1N West contains ng i20 acres cleveland eouotv. ArSansas.
 Ferns of sale: tsn I eIe9.t of three months 'f nurcl,ascr heinz required io e.ecate bond "itf .nproyed security. henrsr2 interest at the rate of Civ ner cert,1n, ncI annum from date of sale un- t;l naid. and lien being retained on the premi- s.s sold to secure the payment of the purchase ruouey.
 siytu under my hand this Fist day of April 1919.
 E. L, mcI,epd,p, commissioperjn ehaursry'
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
SCHOOL ELECTION

Don't forget the date of the ection, Saturday, May 1T. Show yoar interest in better schools by voting an adequate school tax on election day.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15

Sallow complexion is due to a a torpid liver. HERBINE puri- fies and streng hens the liver and bowels and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek. Price 50 cents, Sold by Bogg Drug Go.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
Assessors Notice.
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NOTICE hereby given that viii at he fo iowg places dates named below, for the of Assessing the capita real and personal property of each resident of Cleveland County.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-15
1t is Easier to Complete a Telephone Call than to Report "1he
 Line is Busy"

Very seldom does the telephone operator report line hnsv when it isn't - it is less work to complete the call
 request from subscriber for number which the operator reports busy sua!lE heahs secoha ca will be made for hat number.
 If the subscriber makes second cal; and the line is still busy the operators work has been doubled,if the subscriber calls for the number third time whe ther the connection is made or not, the operators work has been triple1 on this ore call
 The line may be blsyW because someone is using the talephone called (2 because another person on the same party line is using his telephone or 3)when some one else is trying to get the same number the same time you are.
 Please be considerate of the telephone
 operator = she does her work willingly
 a,svsys courteously and wonderfully well. The Southwestern Bell Telephone
 Company.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Bruce weant, Union Bridge
was IN this city Monday.
Private Herman schaefIer. who
served with Company I. s6Ith In
fantFy IN France and va wounded
visited his mother, Mrs. Nary c
Schaeffer. Doyle avenue several daya
the first OF this week.
Mra. Howard :. 0Bkamp. : promI-
nent society woman, Of WIIkesbarre
Pa, Wa burned 70 death HhIle tryins
To save newly Matched chick from
periHhIng. An incubator caught IRE
Seeing the chick vas in danger Mr.
Oskamn llftsd the covers. The flames
ignited her clothing.
The Taneytovn corporation cleo.
ton, On Monday. was attended b
more Than usual interest. because d
a second ticket Elvin d Dern, for
Burgess. headed both tickets. and
Luther " MehrlnE and II. :. Allison
for Commissioners we're o. both tn
contest being for three commissioners
The result was that two 81 he oppo.
sition md one o. the regulars Eers
elected The vote was - follows
For Burgess. ElYIn ID. Dem 100: for
Commissioners. Luther y Mehrins
81. Il. \ Allison $. Samuel Z. OFT =.
William +. BanEard So; Richard III
56-eIeeted. NoFxIile +. Shoemaker
So David A. Baehman = cinudlua
". IoaE 5s=dsIHaIed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23

Mr.. William Arnold. Of Baltimore
Spent Sunday at his home in this
city.
Misses Nellie Lippy md Dorothy
Llppyi Baltimore were guests over
Sunday OF Mr and MHs Granville
Lippy. Pennsylvania avenue
A II. Rosaman, former Western
Maryland freight and passenger agent.
Waynesboro, Pa. has resigned n
deputy collector OF federal income
taxes for the Ninth Pennsylvania
district lie will devote himself %
his life insurance business
Squire A. ! Minder has decided
thai The Law IN Wheeling. W. u.
does not discriminate between "a
tural and artificial dog. and james
Sellers. music dealer xaB ordered
To purchase Iag and place II On he
neck Of an artificial dog that he has
standing In hi window.
Discovery Sunday afternoon By ne
police Of Newark. ~ ]. Of the body
OF four-monIhs-old BABY boy buried
deep IN cellar In the home oI \
woman who haa within the last ~
months adopted or taken 10 board
four children. has started an lnyeztl-
gallon TO ascertain the cause Of he
child.a death md whether other child
rem bodies have been buried in he
same manner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23
BRIEFS.

Eau Ton Lee, Chicago, wanted to
be real American and got cleaned.
IN leaving his shoes With the boot
black he neglected to remove 300
stuffed In tip.
Straightforward dollars worth of
bull featured a swell luncheon at
the Waldorf, New York The prize
bull horned IN as guest of honor at
q dairymen's party.
Police of Springfield. ILL.,, decided
to look Into the affairs Of Chas. Gros-
sell. well-dressed business man"
Assets consisted of "a bottles Of beer.
He'll tell 1t to the judge.
There are at present 100000 un
employed men in Germany, 100000 of
them be ing IN Berlin, It was declared
BY Labor Minister Gustav Adoiph
Bauer, in an exclusive interview.
Harriet Harrington, Boston. said
she didn't remember them" when
the police confronted her with two
of the three husbands they claim she
has. The two bubbles swore they
married her.
There was a "wallop9 in the medi
cine that George Wohar imbibed N a
confectionery store at Corning, n. Y,
The medicine" was labeled "1s to
20 per cent alcohol and. after George
awoke from its effects. he discovered
he had been relieved of a purse con-
tanning $3.50.
We must call the attention Of our
friends to the fact that news for pub
lication must be sent in promptly.
We are more than anxious to publish
an account Of every interesting event
that occurs, but when report l. not
sent in until Thursday night We can
not guarantee its publication.
Noah Belanger who lives at the Sal
walton Army Hotel in Cincinnati has
been single man for II years and
has not known IT, He recently filed
suit for divorce from his wife on
the ground Of wilful absence Now
he finds ont that she beat him TO II
By Just II years. And Mrs. 1el.
anger has been married to a SECOND
husband for a number Of years.
According to despatch 10 the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Paris, the question regarding FInme
has been settled In full agreement
with the Italian government FiumG
Is 10 remain an autonomous poft fol
two years. when IL will be assigned
To Italy
Confidence that the nation will re
main wet for II least one year aftei
January 1G next, exists among tn,
one hundred delegates who opened
the twerty=sixth annual conference,
Of the National Retail Liquor Deal
ers. Association at Atlantic City Thu
week
Mr and Mrs Geo. ?. b. Englar. o
New Windsor received cable from
their son, Lieut.. George NJ Englal
from Brest France. stating thai Iheii
division had arrived n that porl OF
May II and would likely leave fol
home within Two weeks
Sgt George Gunther Who was gass
ed while in active service In Franc,
aud recently returned visited hi
sister, Mrs. Jesse chrest, Pennsyl
Yania avenue and other friends In thii
city over Sunday. Misses Graei
Gunther and Doris Gerwig, Of Bal
timore were also guests of Mrs
Ghrest
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23
NttlsU1RN.

Mrs : u naaEhman, NJ Ida
Hering. II Roy Singer an others
attended ne Missionary Conference
of the Lutheran church IN session at
Union HrIdga on Tuesday.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school he'd It's annual election the
past Sunday with he following re-
suit: Mr.. Il. A. zeIIlekoffer. zuperin-
tendent: Nr Solomon Myers. assist
mt superintendent Mr. y. l. Cook
Hon. treasurer. Mr.. Melvin nnnlaon.
secretary. Miss Gertrude DaxIIbiss.
] pianist. Hiss Eliza Zolllekoffef. iirst
assistant. Miss Elizabeth LeNIa. see
ond assistant; Nj Nettie Myers.
third assistant. I'm seEafoose,
librarian. Holland eaylor, assistant.
The million dollar drive If the
/ Methodist Protestant church com
menced N Sunday. The collectors
Of Pipe Creek charge are reported
Is doing Hell.
Miss :. 7. Weaver Is spending the
week viii her brother. IT. John
Weaver and wife. n linton bridge
Mrs neeHe, of LuthervllIa. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. fogle
on Monday.
Mrs. Dr.. Kemp Who has haen on
he sick list. i improving Mr..
George sIonaker who has been on
The sick list the nasi week. i con-
fined to hIa bed
Master Kenneth Merlng spent the
weeks end with his grandmother.
Mrs. clemintina MerIng.
Miss Bertha ShrIner. of Wealmins-
Ter. was nome over Sunday.
Mr.. Wesley RodEey Is suffering
With an attack Of rheumatism. Mr.
I'm Rodkey is somewhat disabled
from the eject of large stone fall
Ing on hIz foot.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23

NJ Irene Kaufman. OF Vet
minister Mr. George Weber. OF Hal=
tIm1re Mis- Elva DaVIa. OF Small.
Woad Mrs Wesley shIpley. Of naIfI-
moTa. Mrs IN n. sKauek. danEh-
ter. Mande nd Marie md son. VI
liam Misses Bertha md RhaIa
shIpIsY and MIss Cecilia Bowers. If
shauek Heights were Sunday after
non guests . Mr and Mra. Warmer
shaHHk
Nrs. Alice : shipley i quite IL.
She Is suffering NIfa stomach
trouble
= and NJ Lewis Hardleman. n
baltimore, HDenl from Sunday until
Monday with Nra MaItIa Harris
Alfred Y shIplpy, \ former ri
den 81 here. aEed about = years. id
In ; Baltimore hospital Saturday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23

= naiilmuT.
Ar. Geo. Weber. q Baltimore. sho
recently arrived frnm over seas Hith
h University Of Maryland Hospital
mt. IL visiting the family q Ir
N y sHauek. 8haaek Heights.
Ira. Howard Spencer, q near
sIaIawood. as the resent KuazI 81
har brother Mr. Charles X. Arnold
i 81 George.
af and - Horace I. ShipleE and
IN. LnMoIIa. daughter. Mfa Isabel
ahauek. anH Lewis 5hInley Jr.. spent
Sunday Vii Mr. ~ drs Charles
caples. of Green Spring VALLEY
MiHs Irene Kaufman Of WezInIna
- Rcd Cross nurse. Nhp recently
arrived from over -. is spending
#.me time I'll MI Cecilia na.efs.
. shnurk Heights.