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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Friday. May 16, 1919.
He Can't go 1t Alone

At a MASS-MEETING held on
night last week and attended by 4
business men and other citizens. New
Iberia concluded to organize Cham
Der Of Commerce, engage d paid sec
rotary and contribute $1,000 annually
to the support Of the institution. A
temporary staff OF officers an(
board Of directors was provided fol-
until the organization shall have beer
fully formed. and the addresses and
proceedings throughout had the stamp
of earnestness.
Louisianans who are pleased to
see the state and every community
in it move forward in orderly prog
ress will be glad to see New Iberia
catch step with other south Louis
lana towns They have been puz-
zled. long time over New iberia 5
quiescent attitude. 1t has all the es-
sentials of rapid. growth and i'm
provement. The parish and sur-
rounding territory for which it
should naturally be trade center is
rich and highly productive. The city
itself has good Improvements; an
advanced plan of municipal govern
ment a number Of small but sub
stantial, manufacturing enterprises !;
and the largest population of any city
in the sugar belt" who have shown
themselves to be. individually enter
prising and industrious.
Yet New Iberia somehow has
never seemed to fill the place it was
entitled to in louisiana. news or af-,
fairs. For one thing, it has had no
daily newspaper, while one is pub
Iished in several smaller nearby
towns. Why this is so we do not
know. Attempts have been made to
establish such an enterprise and have
failed. There are live newspapers
located in small, dull towns, and
there are live, enterprising cities
with no newspapers, or poor ones;
but, as rule, when a city is as ac-
tive and up-to-date as it should be,
it supports a daily newspaper, as
good as the town can afford
AT, ANY RATE, New Iberia has
now set its feet upon a new path and
will soon, we hope, give unmistaka-
bic evidence that it is climbing to
the place to which its population,
location and prosperous surround
ings entitle it. It's business men
who have taken the lead in this mat
ter must not make the misake of
thinking that Chamber of Com
merce can be set up, wound up with
adequate funds, and left to run au-
tomatically. The money is impor-
tant, because the job of looking after
the common interests of any COM
r1unity large enough to have inter-
ests, will take the full tine of good
man, and his salary must be paid.
But after the money has been paid !
in and the secretary secured. a COM
mercid organization still will fail if
the latter does not have the active CO.
operation of the officers and we'll
wishers Of the organization. Moth
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was in town part Of the week.
Mrs. E. E. Ditch and her
daughter, Mr.. George Bernauer
Of Morgan City spent Sunday
here with Mrs. Eunice Bernauer.
Mr.. B. Pierron spent Sunday
with relatives in Morgan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pharr
of Avoca were visitors to Pat
terson Saturday.
Messrs. Eugene Chaisson and
Percy deGravelles were delegates
to the Knights of Columbus
convention in Bogalusa the early
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mensman
and children spent Tuesday with
relatives in Morgan City
Miss Lizzie Muggah and her
sister, Mrs. Trimble, returned
Saturday after spending several
weeks with relatives in Orange,
Texas.
Due to the earnest and con-
tinued efforts of Mr.. C. S. Will
liams, arrangements are practi-
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Patterson Personals

Mrs. Miller and daughter of
Verduville spent last Friday
and Saturday in Patterson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Hartman.
Mr.. Berwick Shaw was a Sun
day visitor to relatives in jean
Ierette. ~
Don't fail to see Shirley Ma
son in. THE Winning Girl" at
the Arcade Sunday.
Miss Nettie Wiegmann left
Wednesday. for a visit to New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Coons
spent Tuesday in New Orleans.
Mr.. Wilbur Daigle was a Wis
itor to Morgan City Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Estelle Lejeune Of jean
erette spent the week end as
the guest Of Miss Mollie Zenor.
Tuesday at the Arcade, Lila
Lee will be seen in a most de-
lightful picture called Puppy
Love-"
Mrs. Malcolm Fender and two
small daughters of Mariana,
Ark, returned to their home,
last Saturday, after a two
weeks visit to Mrs. r. L. Riggs:
Mrs, Ed. Jennings of New, Or.
leans spent Tuesday in town. Wis
iting relatives !. ~. !
Mr.. L. C.. Borah was a bust
ness visitor: to Morgan 8 City
Tuesday afternoon. \, \ j..
Mr.. Paul Kramer Of, -Frsnklin
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rogers of
Houma spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. p. Hartman.
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WANTED or 5 room cottage
unfinished. D45 Review
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FOR SALE-Entire household fur.
nishing and one practically new piano
r. *. Hobby. 5-l3-6tp-
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Mr.. Berwick Shaw was Sun
day visitor. to relatives in jean
prpffQ ! II .-'@-
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Notice

Hold your orders for coal until
you see me if you want to save mon
ey. R. J. Terrebonne. 5-14-tf.
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Hear Francis J. Leblanc in Pop.
ular Songs" at the Opera House to-
night.
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cally completed with the State
Highway Department to begin
work on the streets of Patter-
son in the very near future.
Mr.. Oscar Zenor was q bust
ness visitor to Morgan City last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Lowman Of Nor
gan City was a Wednesday WIS.,
itor here.
Mesdames Sam SLIDER and
Meyer Lehman Of Morgan City
motored here Wednesday.
Miss Birdie Riviere visited
relatives in Jeanerette Sunday.
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Hedges will leave this week on an
automobile trip to the Atlantic coast.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Timmons were
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Camp
bell. Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Mary Marshall and Mrs. L. ].
Hemingway, of Auburn, n. Y. and Mrs.
Mary Wells, of Syracuse, y. y. are
house guests of Rev. John Sharpe and
Mrs. Sharpe
Mrs. s. A. Hanna and daughters,
Misses Mary and Frances, and Miss
isabelle clifford and Miss Gertrude
Osburn and Louis Gray are touring rho
New England states in an automobile
Mrs. f. +. Lowry and children, Eliz-
abcth. William and James. Of Alliance
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. o. Nc
Fadden.
Rafc Gammeter has gone to Athens
TO attend Ohio university.
Miss Mary Hanna is visiting her
brothers. George F. and Edward Hanna
in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wagner and
children, Of Fairmont. w. Va. are Ecre
visiting the Misses Mary and Louise
Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brooks and Fam
lily have moved TO Stcubenville.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henderson Carson were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carson.
Mr.. Carson recently graduated from
Baldwin Wallace college and has passed
his examinations for admission to the
bar.
Walter Moulthropo. of New York is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hughes aid
family. of Coalinga, Cal. arc motor
ing through the Cadiz and New Athens.
whore they will visit relatives.
Edwin Arnold has accepted situa-
ton with the Shortcrcek Coal company
as assistant engineer.
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Personals.

Mrs. verna Loghston OF Moundsvillc.
is spending the weekend in this city
with her sister. Mrs. Ed. Porter.
Miss Clara Wilson who underwent n
serious operation at the Ohio Valley
hospital Is getting along nicely.
Misses Mona and Marguerite Sharp
will leave Sunday for Cleveland and
Detroit, where they will spend their
GUNNER vacation.
Mrs. W. II. Keller Will return nom"
tomorrow after spending Il number OF
days with relatives at Canton.
Ed. Porter Of this city. spent TostCr-
day in Moundsville on business.
Mrs Harris Henry has returned
homo after brief visit with her
parents at Clarksburg.
Miss Hilda Shriver is spending TN"
week end with friends in Moundsville.
7. o. Mcbride 10 spending a number
Of days In New Martinsville on busi-
ness.
Charles Clark who has been spend
[tng a number OF days In Pittsburgh on
|bueirsss has returned home.
Miss Efnzet Mason spent yesterday
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visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred Clayton
In Moundsville.
Miss Catherine CupstOn who under
went a serious operation at the Ohio
Valley hospital is getting along nice
ly.
Mrs Whitcsidc who has been i'll al
her home for some time is able 10 be
out again.
Miss Florence Scltner is spending
tn" day with her father in Wellsburg.
The weekly choir rehearsal OF the
First Church of God was held last
evening in the auditorium OF the
church. The evening was devoted TO
rchcarsing a number Of selections for
the Sunday service.
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has gone to Washington, Pa. for .
weeks visit with her daughtsI, n
Woods Pattison- It Is to be hopo2 q
the change will be beneficial 70 r.
health sstsd
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doman Of -
ington. Pa. are spending some time NJ.
their daughter, Mrs Jonas CaldEpH ~
Mrs. Lester McCollum and ohtl1fe4
Cleveland, Ohio. are visiting his 800
Mrs. Roe Henderson.
Mrs. James Tenant and dauGAeA
Marjorie will return Sunday from Q 81
weeks visit at Cameron and Aleppo
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White and dau
tors Regina anu Eldora visited his 1loe
Mrs. James Finley and family OF ~
wood. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard e
children spent Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Sampson. N
Rev. B, +. Newman recently pufk
ed q Ford auto from Billy Wells. y;
Mrs. Louis Rhoades returned INT.
day from q two weeks visit At Bun
vile. -
Miss F1ossie Archer and Charley -
cher Of Majorsville wer calling on
las friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ruth lnd -
Mart Ruth spent Monday In ClayDy
and Wheeling. i,
Misses Helen and Virginia rAtet
were guests Of the Misses Aade1y1
Mildred Howard. Of Sand Hill Fraoo
Ode Cunningham is employed q
pump station at Majorsville
Bessie and Willie Cunningham
returned from few weeks so3oun
their uncle at MajorSville-
Little Miss Virgil Campbell ~
Grove. is suffering with blood -
her foot. ~ a.
s Owing 10 the sscsnt -
many Of The tAisr
ditipn.
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CA[)Iz

ChnIZ. June 27.--Miss Laura PALn
Of Toronto, Can. was visiting her par
cnfs. Mr.. and Mrs. David Penn.
MIR and Mrs. MontfOrd Mansheld. OF
Alliance. were visiting Cadiz relatives
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Mccoy. OF Steubenville'
vas visiting her mother over Sunday
Miss blanche Stewart is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. J. r. keycs. IN
Cambridge.
Rev. and Mrs. John Green. or Ches-
tcrhll. are here visiting MT and MIS-
Bingham Green.
Miss vesta Lining and Miss Lillian
Kettering have gone to Athens to at
tend summer normal.
Harold Barrfcklow Is home from Q
business trip to Wyoming. North and
South Dakota, and Nebraaka.
Miss Retta Hedges and Niez Eesa
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VIII Give Boat Eide.

The Mountain Post OF the American
Legion will give boat ride TUESDAY
evening on the steamer Verne Swaii''
The boat will leave this city at
o'clock and will travel up the river
several miles. a delightful evening
will be spent In dancing and other en-
joyable pastimes. A jazz orchestra
will furnish the music for the occaS-
ion. A number of people are anticIpat-
ing this boat ride with much pleasure.
Eight hundred tickets have been dis
tributed and by the advanced sales
already il II certain that they will have
no trouble Of getting rid of them.
The Mountain Pose Of the American
Legion is a new organization for the
men who have been in the service or
Uncle Sam. The proceeds OF the boat
ride will be used for the benefit of the
organization.
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MCMECHEN
Open Air Services.

! The Methodist, christian. and thu:th
| OF God organizations, through their re-
! spcctlve committees have car'luI'H
planned series Of open air services
t. be conducted ut the McMcchcn play
grounds, each Sabbath evening for ah
indefinite period beginning July +.
James l.. Doyle. president of the
| West Virginia cldership of Tn"
| Churches Of God was elected president
, and Rev. &. c. Wilkinson. secretary.
| The following committees are IN
charge: Ways and Means Committee:
Mr.. William cIar. chairman. Walter
/ stephens and Mr.. Scibcrts; publicity
+ committee: Rev. cyrus A. Bylcr. Chrr
/ Rev. Wilkinson and Rev. J. &. Buck
! ley; music committee; Rev. }. c
Buckley. Rev Cyrus \. Bylcr and MIR.
Scibcrts. Several other committees
were appointed hut at present the APP
| pointm"nts are not known.
The services If the preceding year,
have been decided successes and hun
| drcdS have enjoyed the privileges
afforded in same. II IA also anticipnl-
/ ed that there Will be greater interest
manifested IN the coming service th"n
ever before. The Ways and Means
Committee has made arrangements Il"
seat at least 500 people or more. y
call has been made that all sub-com
mittees will meet tho Ways and Means
! Committee at the Fairgrounds Satur-
day afternoon. June -. to help maxi
arrangements.
The largest male chorus that Ia"
| ever been heard in MCM"chon. Will b.
one Of the leading attractions of this
series Of meetings. Ill mon who de-
sire to sing in this chorus will please
meet at the First Church OF God on
| Tenth street. Thursday evening, July
Is. 1919. A special platform is beng
built for the choir.
The citizens OF MCMechcn through
tho churches have requested the Nc.
Mechen hand to give sacred concert
at The Fairgrounds each Sunday even
ing preceding the religious service.
McMechcn boasts of having band
that is hard to beat. 1t is hoped that
they will accept the invitation OF the
citizens and churches.
The services will commence prompt
ly at 1880 o'clock.
The Shoe Hospital, Wheelings big
gest and best shoe repair factory. 1Oi5
Main street.
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finish their course.
DR.. Holiday were in Cadiz last week
on business tor the college.
DIR. {. G. Patton who is just home
from overseas and family of Ashland
Ohio. are here visiting at the home or
his father. Geo NJ. Patton.
lfrivate german Anderson arrived
home Saturday from overseas service.
Raymond Ross had the misfortune
to break leg.
Irivate Ralph Ross arrived home
caller in Cadiz. last week.
Festivals are the order of the day
in New Athens at present. one be-
ing held BY the Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening and on Saturday evening one
in front of the town building by men,
bers of the fire company.
Mrs. J. w. McPhail and two children
OF Lcechburgh. Pa. arc guests at the
homo Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a.
NJ. Peterson.
Mrs. Alice Burdcttc Wood OF PhiIa-
dclphia. Is here visiting with friends
benville schools, is spending her raca-
ton here.
A Sabbath school has been organiz-
ed at the Duncan mines by workers
from the three churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd McFadden were
Mt Hendrysburg on Saturday attend
ing the funeral Of a relative.
Miss Irene Campbell of Wheeling.
is visiting at tho home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier.
Mr. Bert Jones who has been in the
cigar business in the southern part OF
Virginia. is here visiting with his
mother. Mrs. Emma Jones.
MI Charley Stonehrakrr Of Mason,
o.. is here visiting at the home OF his
grandmother. Mrs. Lee Bryson.
Mr.. Alongo Morris Of New Alexander,
Pa. spent the Weekend with his
mother and sisters OF this place.
Mrs. Jennie Baker of Cadiz. X. F..
D.. is visiting with friends here this
week.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of Franklin
College. will give n picnic on the COL
lege campus ON July 4th. All friends
of the college are cordially invited 10
bring your basket and spend tho day.
Mrs Milford has purchased the OIL
vcr Burdctte property and will occupy
the same in early fall.
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Midway Club.

The Midway Club held its weekly
session last evening nj O'CLOCK In
their club rooms on Marshall street.
when the usual routine business was
transacted. and plans for party which
is to be given ut the club at an carly
date was discussed. and plans were
also made for a picnic TO be held July
Fourth.
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no Sunday Bathing.

For various reasons brought about
by complaint made to the city author
tiles Mayor Bayles has issued procla-
nation prohibiting bathing in the ONO
river on Sunday within the town linn
its. In his proclamation Mayor Bayles
explained that tho situation as being
one hard to handle and urges that all
obey with the city ordinance TO prevent
further trouble
Mayor Bayles also ordered that all
bathers. must DO fully clad when bath
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Lawn ReGe.

Tia Loyal Daughters class or the
First Christian church will hold lawn
fete this evening on the Kcffer lawn.
Much time is being spent upon the
affair and no doubt it will be a large
success. The girls have plapncd 80
sell ice cream. cake and other confe. *
tons The lawn will be beautifully
decorated with japenese lanterns and
electric lights. The proceeds OF the
affair win DO used for the bengtft OF
the church.
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At the Sunday morning and evening
services at the First NJ. f. church the
Holy Communion will be observed.
Rev. Buckley, pastor OF the church
will have charge OF the services and
will deliver an appropriate sermon for
these services. Every one Is invited
to attend This will be the last com
munion service until the first OF Sept
embeT.
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First Church Of God.

Rev. Cyrus Byler. pastor Of the FITS
Church Of God will deliver one Of his
very best sermons at the Sunday even
ing service, the subject being "Uncon-
scious Loss" He has spent much time
in preparing this sermon and no doubt
a large crowd will be present to hear
him. Special music will be rendered
by the members Of the choir. Every
ono Ia cordially invited to attend.
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The girls comprising the Loy"i
Daught class OF the First Christian
church have planned a delightful lawn
party. TO nc given this evening on the
lawn surrounding the Ecffcr home on
Marshall street. The affair Will IN
clude the various booth usually COM
prisCd in an affair OF this KIND
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Poa,1s ndilliken Injured.

Foglc Millikcn. sixteen year old son
OF Doff Milliken. suffered a broken arm
Tuesday when he fell from horse. He
was employed by Lcxlc McNinch and Mt
the noon hour took the horse to the
watering trough. He was riding one
horse and leading the other and he fell
aIiyhting on his elbow. He was re-
moved to the Martins Ferry hospital by
DR.. ]. w. Spillman whore an X-ray pic
turc was taken and it was found that
ono bone In the shoulder was broken
and n bone out of place. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
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DALLAS

Mr. Morgan Sprowls. aged 65 years.
and resident Of Burnsville, Pa. died at
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. John
Post. OF near Claysville. on Tuesday
June oath. His death was not unex-
pected as he had been Ill for some time
Of Brights Disease. His body was
brought to the home Of his son. Lynn in
Burnsyiiie and funeral services were
held from there on Thursday at two
o'clock after which the body was laid 1t
,,naf n, fta yngaaf Finley fafIaafarS. nlaiS
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Il. OF p. Entertain.

Last evening tho regular session OF
the Benwood Lodge No. SO. or Inc
Knights Of Iythias was held IN the
Armory Hall. Mr.. Henry Shrump was
the host upon this occasion. and the
feature of the evening was turtle
soup lunch.
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Miss Wilma Bucklep entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class
last evening at her home on Eighth
street. A delightful evening was spent
IN music and other enjoyable pastimes.
At a late hour the guests were served
TO q delicious luncheon.
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birthday surprise.

Mrs. Urlah Hertzog entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her llttl"
son Johns eleventh birthday. The little
fellow as the recipient of many beau
tiful presents. 4 delicious lunch OF
buns, cake and ice cream was served
by Mrs. Hcrtzog. Those present were
Paul Douston, Curtis Little, Wilbert
Creighton, Bulord Newman. Jack Cump-
ston, John uHnter Ralph Hunter anc
Willie RlcheY.
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Wing Hsrald Society.

The King Herald Society OF the First
NJ. E. church will hold their weekly
meeting Tuesday evening in the 'parlors
Of the church Following the trans
acting Of the business matters the re-
naindcr of the evening will be spent
Pin a social time. All members are urg-
ID 70 be present
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High MASS.

IIich mass viii be observed tonor.
row morning at the st. Johns church,
marking the feast Of the patrons Of the
SIovish society affiliated with the
church. The members of this organi-
zction will attend in a body. carrying
small American and their native flags.
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BENWOOD
Nicely introduces Blu.

NJ NJ. Nicely has introduced the fol"
lowing bill in the House Of Represen-
tativcs and Senator Howard Sutherland
in the Senate, for German cannon
captured by the American forces dur
ing the war. for the City of Benwood:
THE BILL.
Donating captured cannon or field
gun and carriage to the City Of Ben
wood.
/. Be it exacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States OF America in congress
assembled. that the secretary of war
be and he is hereby authorized and d.
rected to donate TO the City OF Ben
wood. State Of West Virginia. one can
non or field gun and carriage. captur-
cd by the American EXpeditionary
Force during the recent war.
Tba choo JosDital Whecling's big
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Midway Club.

The members Of the Midway club
met last evening at their club rooms
on Marshall street. The time was
spent in discussing plans for party
which will be an event Of the near fu-
ture and also plans were completed Toi
the picnic which is to be given July
Attn Al a late hour the members en-
Soyed a smoker. The meeting was well
attended
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Mrs Chris whita Pals.

Mrs. Chris White, an aged lady Of
near Dallas. fell on Tuesday and broke
her hip. Her condition Is regarded as
very serious as she Is SO years Of age.
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Boy Scouts.

The Boy Scouts OF this city Will
hold their weekly meeting Thursday
evening in the parlors of the First NJ.
E. church. The evening will be spent
chiefly in drilling. All members OF the
scouts are urged to be present.
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Miss Della Davis is home from All
extended tour IN the west. which IN
cludcd Pueblo. colo, and Los Angeles
iCaii.
Mrs. George Smith is able TO be-
about. following n serious illness. OF
the past two weeks.
! w Leach Of Main street, Is re-
covering rapidly. from an illness or
several days.
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viving HIM arc thrc sons and one daugh-
ter. namely, Harold. Guy. Lynn ana
Mrs. Bertha Post. besides number ot
near relatives.