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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
RANDOLPH ACADEMY

BEDFORD. VA. Feb. 14-Captain
spoke t. the Y. NJ. G. a. on Sunday
At joint meeting OF tho Woodrow
Wilson and Washington Literary So
e Gle tie h, held on February 6 It was de-
School In Lynchburg. on March 81. The
question Is: Resolved. That tho gov
ernment should settle by compulsory
nrbitr r.,,ie, al labor disputes in pub
will uphold tho nsgatiSo side.
Cadet George 7. Davis has boon
Reunion Quarterly staG. succeeding
J, NJ. Hutchins.
The Gleo Club. organized by Captain
o wams VIII rst DO tenor of the fH
Kicks. stalnaker; second tenor. LOWS
Farley, Golderos, Hedspeth: nrst bass.
p ;pseo,n C. T T. sIhatekweh; second bnss'
At the regular meeting of tho Wood
row wilson Literary Society. held on
me2e esoted fe no the
l.: Tyree.. president: Leo Stalnakcr.
vice president; G. T. Davis. secretary
and treasurer.
spent Monday in Roanoke.
Leo Stalnakcr and George r. Davis
will represent the Wilson society on
March 1, and w. Kicks and III. Conrad
BLACKWELL will represent tho Wash
iuSton.
Cadet Elan spent some time in
Lynchburg last week.
t'he officers for the Washington
Literary Society. second term. were
president. II. Bernard Llpscomb. Jr.;
vice. president, f. T.. Kane; secretary
treasurer, H. Conrad Blackwell: chap
lain. Earl T. Lewis.
Mrs. Gray, of Florida daughter Of
Colonel f.. Sumter Smith. spent sew
eral days here last week.
The revival services which wore to
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PULASKI

PULASKI, VA, Feb. 1.-THE Round
Dozen Club devoted its meeting Tues
day afternoon TO 4 review of the life
of Solomon in the continuance of the
study OF the Old Testament. The meet
ing was with Mrs. George Il. Chcves,
with Miss Agnes Howard as leader.
While tho study was a general review,
the building Of the temple, Solomon's
efforts to further commerce, his con-
tr'buuons TO literature and the infiu-
ence of his reign On the Hebrew nation
were the especial features dwelt upon.
The hostess. assisted by Mrs. BosanE.
served chicken salad. hot rolls. coffee
and candy. Attending the meeting
were Mesdamcs Richard II. Woolling
lessee y. BosanG, H. ii. Roberts, How
ard G Gi1mer. Eugene p Ham. 7. r. X
Bell. Ella Wood. c.. G. Painter and Fl. a
Agnes Howard
Mrs. NJ p. Landis was the entertain
Ing hostess 10 the Embroidery Club
tuesday afternoon The hours were
spent III fancy work and conversation
suggested by the numerous new pat
ems which were in evidence. With the
laying aside Of tho work fruit salad.
banquet waters, coffee. doughnut. and
CANDY We're served, Misses Mary keis-
ter, Eva Stcser and Elizabeth Jordan
assisting the hostess
VI. T.. Muire was in Richmond this
2ees. attending the Grand Lodge
o. .Aasons, representing Pythagoras
Lodge, No. 23s.
Attorneys Howard c. Gilmer and
JcHn Draper were taking depositions
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT. VA, Feb. I4.-Rev.
Il, B. Stables. OF the Methodist
churches in Gloucester. and Miss Kate
Gray. also Of Gloucester, were married
on Wednesday by Rev. Jack Marshall,
of Gloucester Poinl.
William H.. Bell has been attending
the Grand Lodge of M,asons. converting
in Richmond this week.
4. G. Garden, accompanied by his
more and Philadelphia this week
Mrs. George J,ehries. of King and
time with the family of Thomas L.
1,; IhS f5 ls1 10, Of Franz Frank Perry and
Mrs. Theodore Williams and daughter.
TO know that they arc very much ' bet
Captain Edgar owens and wife are
also we'll enough TO be out OF bed.
,c-, hnre, Giris' AUXILIARY OF the Baptist
meeting this week. Miss Lucy Lips
comb, president. In addition to tho
music appropriate to the occasion.
ton, will tte f'oreignor 'T rroT cues,
blessing 10 our Country" was dis.
e1sseo by MISS Polly Gary. for the
Ter taking the negative Tho question
wss not decided.
s, Ms y iia.Ena4. Of New Kent.
Il r v;-s- - '.phc VI Nsr son,
Mrs. 2 9 Ffogs=tt who has besu
receniIg Tts-t!cs relatives mere. has
Tssnr.st 20 e. home in Iewisturg.
Rjchnrc-t 'h
Mra- sz.re.-s ~-a vas called 70 he.
home IL Cc-ls-5zas5--s On accoun, ~
me lha=z@ - l@r fzt1-- = stiIl ,r;th
him. a. .. e 70 tAt,e- Mr. shurnaitn.
Mas fttrrn-H 70 re Eo-r= mere
Misa F.ica-- .r3ra TIE coI,,,v ,s
Pitcher 'f''3uo@
SIR. and mts wnIls ware O.. So,.
s Gl ,ars v.zltias NJ. wares sister.
co MISS Hoss i visiting her amt. Mrs.
? , Mrs b W. ludsaa Is visiting IN
to MRS; b A4drew Rtoake~ ms returned
Miss Glare nidgeaway. tom oaa,
%. Lipcl1 here, has arr.nd-, re.
visit TO Baltir11re ne!
Mr. and Mrs william ch.ss
81. George Island nd havM 80, - .,
Visited Visited Captain George Carton ..nS
&c: n; Bounds mas re,urss ,,
Mesa NIfklnia where he rag nalIas
4 an saccident. @s iH!t IN
Mrs. T.. W. Geyer is on = vts,, >,
Hosher in WASHINGTON ''-' 80 hHf
rs Rr:'-a. ;. Hudson VINO 10 l., p:
! mono hospital for irra.tnat. tim
PROVING, and hopes to h.. :tit' IN
5f..09 1ps hoihc mere tariy next y.e.I, %
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SOUTH BOSTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Booth have re-
turned 20 their home in Chase City
after visiting relatives here.
Sam 1rby, of Column bia, s. c., visited
relatives here this week.
Robert Barbour and James Yancey
spent last weekend in charlottesville.
Va.
MIR. and Mrs. II. s Barbour returned
from Baltimore, Md, last week. and
on Sunday left for Augusta. Ga. where
they will spend some time.
w. y. McCauless is spending this
week in New York City.
r. j. Fowlkes left this week for a
trip to New York City
Mrs. II. G. Watkins. Jr., and daugh-
ter. Mary. are visiting in Florida.
Miss Marye lawson left this week
to attend the Mardi Gras in New Or
leans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Topleman. of Hen
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- RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH SUNDAY FEBRUARY 49,
at NIorristown. Tenn. severar days this

at NIorrtstown. Tenn. several days this
Roswell chevcs. student at WASH
ington and Lee University. spent scy-
eral days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Cheves. ~ IN =
!. Frank Wysor attended the meet
Ing Of the state Democratic Committee
in Richmond Tuesday night. \
Mrs. j. j. Seaver and little daughter
and her mother. Mrs. c. j.. Phelps, have
gone TO Cleveland, Ohio, for q visit
Mrs: Franck Taylor. of Bristol, is
spendlng some time with her sister,
:. William B. Walker, of New York;
\. a. Weller. Of Elmira, y. Y, and $.
the city this week on business with
the Virginia Anthracite Coal Corpora
Pulaski Lodge. No. 1907, B. T. o.
Elks. held another large initiation on.
Friday night. Following which lunch
con was served. The lodge has been
conducting mcmbership campaign
Which has resulted In nearly a 100 per
cent increase in members
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Taking Proper
Care of Hair
WiU Groao LatGu,.iantly
If the Quality
Is Good.
ny BRICE DELDEN, NJ. %.


The scalp is like the soil. Hair and
plants grow luYuriantly IL the quail
ity is good, \ good scalp is, thick and
meath. In q thin scalp noted in per-
sons with an inherited tendency to
badness, there are few blood vessels.
we'll nourished. y thin scalp is likely
TO be drawn tightly over the skull,
which constructs the few good vessels
In il and still further interfcres with
The two chief causes of thinning Of
the hair are poor circulation OF the
blood blood, in the scalp and the persistent
common forerunner OF badness
Daily brushing of The. hair and fire.
Gnfnt os should be RE res9 3run5
Gandruff. Massage should be prac-
ticed in order TO promote The circuia-.
lion ana 10 keep the sf1ip freely
Thorough and frequent shampooiug
is essential. 1t should be employed
according to the frequency with which
of sha.npooinG the healthy scalp too
More oil than would otherwise DO
ing owing TO the Improvement in the
circula ton and consequent stimulation
OF the oil glands. There is no objec--
vaseline after shampooing Cor olive
OLD.
The fear that shampooins will
cause loss % hair is also unfounded.
1t promotes the growth OF hair, par
ticularly in conjunction with massage
and daily brushing OF the. scalp until
IL feels warm.
There is no advantage in adding an
egg t6 the shampoo. It does not make
il any more cleansing.
4 very good shampoo liquid is soft
soap iinament. composed OF IS per cent
OF soft scap, oil of lavender and 90
per cent OF alcohol. This is commonly
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HARRISON BURG

s., iHa.AaRRISoNBuKG. Va. rcb :. ~,
:s5ss,al NUMBER Of The Virginia Tna,5 ,.c
Sgsgeach Subscribers carly rert Hb ,..c';l
ssEnta rev venture Of the STAT 800 49,
MEdSSl st Harrisonbuie ,vrhlhl
;psH;teatfon. The FcIrta-g non 4iy
iexsssf4Irs FOR LEADING art:cl. ~, ' ir.h-
KStAyx paper entitled "Dancinf. ~, met
gssafssE Literature" by MI,on - 'ec1t;sn
z55Yssf sussoY In English - '"H''h
Il SfSss Kate 81. Anthony. s,iparvis,
ssststscr training. addressed ,ho - To- o.
,sYf % PzxN County at :, incctj,,,P -" In.
SkSHs6ag az shenandoah '"s'
M Ffbfs.e Economic club mt,
fsisffG fhs hssafbers OF the fac,,,i, =,
.ss@. lFSst Saturday afternoon a.
Z ssgtsss Of the IRE which rpa1n mac
seify sDesy thc temporary abanG on irlent ~
stigsSip srf|St building in Harriso,"
'tfltfsxS ti,.fye, heas tSeen d reariangan3nm
,N Ias atr,ooS roam faeiiittes Pres
sifs s1lsssa- Sss.ss.ya ofTsY 70 the city schnoi
,fTf-TDbfi1N fo< fJ,ss kBpdergarten has hoe,
SasTeJtysd sdf thA HafrIsonburg KIN
4nfseE ~ apw occupying the nrs
~ cs1 sNssnai school practIc
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week,,end in Orange with her aunt.
Mrs. Henry Grasty,
Airs. Victor ltiton, OF Roanoke. Is
Mrs. Marshallis Just out, after Siege
with u broken arm during the slcct.
Miss Caroline Strother and Miss
Junior AuXiliary at their February
meeting on Friday afternoon.
Mr.; and Mrs. S. Il. Booker. of
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis.
Richard Lee. from Walter Reed Hos
pttal. and Rev. Keith Lee hayo been
II. b. Lee. who have also had as their
guest Miss Byrd, of MARYLAND
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B0N@AIR

Ron AIR, Va. Fob. 14.--Mrs. IIor-
AGO Smith. OF Richmond, has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. Allnn Goolsby.
;, Mr.,and Mrs. H. o. Vowel and fam
Wood's cottage. = -'s
Miss Virginia Martin. OF Dry Bridge.
%as tho guest recently OF Miss Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

You'iI have no more pain, but will
notice the corn getting loose and wob-
bly,. In day or so you lift IL right OF
without any feeling. That's the end of
lions have proved "Gets-It'' to be the
one and only unfailing, common sense
corn remover. Why not you?
Gets-lt' costs but trifle at any
drug store and carries money-back
guarantee. MID by T. Lawrence g.
Co.. Chicago-Ady
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5 pass With his mother Mrs. w W.
Mrs. Hcrbcrt Mcneil has her ststor
Miss Hastings; with her for u time.
to frlendss In Dmwiddie. -. .ss' 's
pr Colonnn, tho presiding elder, WIN
hold services In the Methodist Church
Mrs. Berry. OF Highland Park, was
tho gucst recently OF her son, Roscoe
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have started this weok havo been
postponed on account OF, tho illnoss
j. Gordon smith,, treasurer or the
school. has been confined to his home
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New File on nrn...

New File ON Rrass.
~ new ille should DO first used on
brass or COPPER. Tho heat OF fric-
ton somewhat annoals the teoth so
that they break less readily whom an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
No
More
Corn
Suffering

"Gcts-It" Never Leaves Corn On
Any Foot For Very Long.
The hurting "pep" goes right out Of
that corn the moment 4 few drops OF
Gets IL" lands thereon. IT IS thorough,
and FOR keeps"
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visited his daughter, Mrs. Haley. at
Terre Haute. Miss Ethel Thorn
burg, of Connersville, recently visited
Cambridge friends. Mrs. Personnel
ties is ill.,. Howard Huddleston is i'll.
Funeral services for John Thur
man, age As, of 1t. Auburn. who was
fatally injured in an automobile acct
dent Saturday evening We're held at
the Christian church at Milton, Ind,
Tuesday afternoon. He was a resident
of Cambridge for number of years.
LIBERTY, Ind.-Rev. E. |. La Rue,
of the NJ. E. church, and his family,
will leave next week for Ajo, Arizona
to spend several months for the bene-
fit of Mr. La Rue's health. Their son,
Stewart, who is now student at De-
PAW, will attend the university of
Arizona. The climate in the city of
Ajo is fine and it is hoped Mr.. La Rue
will regain his health and come back
in the spring to take charge Of his
church.. -. Mrs. Alice Wilson spent
the weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Corbin, of Everton, Ind. Mrs.
Elizabeth Coffman entertained Mrs. j.
D. Smith and son Joseph, of Newcas-
tie, over the weekend, returning Sun
day evening. Mrs. Amanda Grove,
an aged lady of this place, has been
quite ill for several days. Her son
Edward, of Patascala, was summoned
here last week. Will Rose and
family and George Carmichael and
family, left Wednesday for Palm
Beach, Florida to spend the winter.
Mr.. Rose has a position at that place.
Miss Sophia Macy and mother, Mrs.
Pheobea Macy have returned after
pleasant visit with relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Lewis Herrell who has been
at the Fayette memorial hospital at
Connersville, where she has been TAX
ing treatment, has returned to her
home here. :. . Misses Kate aud Char
lotto Hustled recently entertained the
Delta Theta Tau. The committee
composed of Misses Kate Hustled
Catherine Morris, Gladys Lippett
Gloon Johnson served refreshments of
baked beans, Waldorf salad, hot rolls,
pickles mad coffee. =. Mrs. Louis Ryan
is visiting relatives and friends in Ken
lucky for several weeks. Miss Is
feline Owen was the guest Of Miss
Jane Wisner, Of Eaton, Ohio, last
week Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kennedy
attended a banquet of the Eastern
Star at Connersville, Tuesday evening.
=. MI and Mrs. De Witt Snyder en-
tertained their cousin, Miss Phoenie
Miller last week. Miss Miller is teach
ing art and music in the school at
Centralia, H. She is a niece of the
late poet. Joe Quin Miller and has
many relatives in Union County. 49,.
Mrs Dess Lebbett and son John Ed
ward, and Mrs Matte Cross, who
have been visiting relatives in Union
County, returned to their homes in
indianapolis, Tuesday,. The Delta
Theta Tau will give a bazaar at the
Coliseum, Saturday, Dec. II. Home
made candies suitable for Christmas
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Mrs. Emma Watkins. Carl Demerae
is home from school on account of ILL
ness. Mrs. George Percy, of Gin
cinnati, spent Tuesday night with Miss
Lucille Williams Mr.. Isaac Smith,
of Richmond. was at Webster, Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs A. L. Baldwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Williams spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Williams, of
Spartansburg.. Helen Harris, has
returned home after spending Thanks
giving vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Harris, of Bethel.
Miss Elizabeth Jay. of Richmond,
spent Thanksgiving with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Jay.....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coltrain entertain
ed Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charley At
kinson and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilcoxen, of Richmond, visited
Mrs. Viola WilcoXen, Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Bungen entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Picket and family.
of Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
family. Of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.
James Burger and family. of Green
vile, Ohio, Sunday. The guests num-
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-. Mrs. c. c. Beard now in the M. f.
Hospital at indianapolis, is improving
and will return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Chaplin have gone
south to spend several months and
Smith Mitchell and family are occupy
ing the Chaplin property during their
absence. :. Miss Ruth Kitchel, of the
Western, spent the weekend here with
her parents, A. E. Kitchel and family.
MIR. w. F. Shock and family enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. Ellis
Porter, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Della
Ballinger and sister, Mrs. Ina Stivers
will leave for the south this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Little and
daughter Harriet. spent Sunday at
Kitchel, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Greggerson. ,.
WEBSTER.-Mrs. Earnest Watt at
tended the, funeral of a friend at
Conersville, Saturday. Ruth Green.
pupil of common school, is confined
to her home with pneumonia. Miss
Grace Gibson, of Richmond, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Matte Will
l;ams and family Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Borton entertained Rev. and Mrs.
Chamness, of Williamsburg, Sunday.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brumfield
and daughter, Kathleen. of Richmond,
spent Sunday with relatives at this
Tlace.. Mr.. Walter Beeson was in
Richmond, Monday. Mrs. M. c.
Harvey and daughter, Letha, spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Myers, of Hagerstown-. -.
Mrs. Bell Bryant, of Richmond, is
spending a few days with her sister,
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Certain Relief From
Bronchial Asthma
Simple Home Treatment Makes.
Breathing Easy.


Just because you start the day
tired, lifeless, WORKOUT from loss of
rest and the difficult breathing of
miserable Asthma-do not think you
have to stay this way long
Be strong and we'll breathe clearly
and easily again by using the simple
treatment known as Oxidaze, the pre-
scription Of dorchester, Mass,
physician.
For any form of Asthma where the
bronchial tubes are irritated. the
breathing short and difficult, it's heal
ing, relieving action is really wonder
full. Sufferers who can't breathe a.
night and who gasp for a good, clear
breath, will appreciate the relief and
comfort Oxidaze gives.
Oxidaze is a tablet made from es-
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dissolves in his mouth, almost i'm.
mediately soothes the irritation, clears
out the choked up air passages anG
enables the ufferer to breathe easily
and get real comfortable nights
sleep.
1t is sold by A G. Luken & Co.
63O Main street, and leading druggists
who agree to refund the full purchase
price of the first package to any suf-
ferer who does not obtain satisfac-
tory relief. Asthmatic sufferers
should give Oxidaze trial. 1t is
harmless and inexpensive
advertisement
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new CLASS REPLACES
OLD RUSSIAN GROUP
OF INTELLECTURALS
(By Associated Pressl

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 3.-Michael |.
Rostovsteff, formerly professor of Rus
sian History of the University of Pet
rograd and now professor of ancient
history at the University of Wisconsin,
declares that Russian professors and
lntellectuals are being gradually eX-
terminated by the BolsheviH and that
they are attempting to build up a new
intellectual class.
The aim of the Bolsheviki is to
make of the 'bourgeoise' or better,
intellectual Russia 'tabula Zasa,' a
void place, and to fill this place with
a new Intellectual class educated in
the Boshevist ideas" Professor Ros-
tovsteff said. The reality shows that
instead of this communistic class, a
class of greedy profiteers and demon
allied scoundrels is growing up to
replace the class which gave to the
world Talstoi, Dostoievski, Tschaikov-
sky and a great number of others in
fields Of science. art and literature"
Professor Rostovsteff, who came to
the university this year from the
College of Paris, has been in constant
touch with former intellectual lead
ers of his country since he left it after
the first year of the Bolshevist regime.
11t litu " > tltl lIOlll TbllOS1du anu
later went to England where he taught
in Oxford University.
Reds Kill Off Professors.
Some of the professors and intel
lectuals are Systematically extermin-
ated by the Bolsheviki as in Kharkov,
Odessa Kiev and Rostov," the profess
sOr said According to reports
receive from South Russia, most of
the intellectuals who did not fly before
the occupation of these towns by the
Bolsheviki were imprisoned as counter
revolutionaries and executed.
Some are destined to die of starva-
ton. This is the case for almost all
of the professors who remained in
Petrograd and Moscow. The last re.
ports received from these cities quote
many names of Russian scholars well
known to all specialists in Western
Europe and America, as having died
of starvation.
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will be on sale with other articles. In
the evening a dance will be given
charging for each dance. Refresh
ments will be served. Mr.. Earl Rose
a high school student, was honored
with several social events last week
before leaving for Palm Beach, Florida
with his parents. :. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Bertch celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Friday
evening at their home on East Semen
airy Street A number of guests were
present and all enjoyed fine evening.
... Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Davis and
family, of Dayton, o., spent Thanks
giving here with relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt Snyder and son Thurs
ton, will leave in December, to spend
the remainder of the winter in Cali
fornia. The M. E. Missionary soc.
iety met with Mrs. Charles Bond, on
South Street, Thursday of this week.
fine program was rendered.. 49,.
Postmaster Albert Sering is taking
treatment at the M. F.. hospital, OF
Indianapolis. Mrs. Sering spent a
few days last week with her husband
at that place. Mrs. Clara Egan,
formerly a prominent teacher of I'm
ion County, has gone to Florida to
spend the winter months and to visit
relatives. Carpenters have begun to
repair Mrs. Amy Howe's residence. 1t
was almost destroyed by fire recently.
-. Quite a number from the sur
rounding county attended Carl Hut
erts sale Tuesday,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Maibach spent few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. William Blum
and Miss Jean Miabach, OF Cincinnati.
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bered about 90 The dinner was
served in Thanksgiving fashion. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitacre, of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nate
Wills, Sunday. Miss Lucille and
Mable Williams spent Saturday in
Richmond. . Mrs. George Percy, of
Cincinnati, is spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hendershott.. Sylvia Watt, was alb
sent from school the past week on &C
count of Illness -. Mrs. John Earns
berger. of Greensboro, visited Mrs.
Mary Ellis recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Milburn entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Myers and family, of Green's
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fork; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers. Of
Hagerstown: Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers
of Centervi.Ie, Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Hollingsworth visited Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Plankenhorn, near
Richmond, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tharp and children, of Rich
mond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Davis and family, of Hagerstown, Sun
day. = Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beeson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holdings
worth attended church at Richmond,
Sunday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin,
Mrs. Delphia Hollingsworth, Mrs. Nor
rison were visitors in Richmond,
Monday.
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Suburban

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind - Dick
Locke visited his son at Indianapolis,
FriGay.. Nj and Mrs. a. r. Hodson
entertained a number Of friends and
relatives Thanksgiving day.....O. c.
Rowe and family visited with relatives
at Hagerstown, Sunday. Charles
Fulton, who has been i'll, is again able
to be out. John Marble recently