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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
RUGS SIZE 6 X 9 feet

s21.0o for Smith Seamless Tapestry
Rugs.
$3.50 for Smith Seamless Velvet
Rugs.
$4,000 for Sanford Fine Seamless
Velvet Rugs.
s74.so for high-srade Royal Wilton
Rugs. --Gimbels, Fifth floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
English Memorial TO Or. o.I.r

.,,A public meeting at Oxford Univer. .
nty lately decided to form Tho Osiar
va0tiUn Oi,u'e n, OF General Pathology and Pre-.
TtiaI TotiaI to the late Sir William OsIar
TTr years a professor of medic,ns a.
os "Snns Hopkins University and a writer
u, In rare wisdom and sanity. Doctor 0si st
W., Wr was widely known over two con
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Gi111bels Buy the "Inperfect'' Administer Rug:
of Great Make and Group Them in the
Most Important Rug Sale i'm Years-For Monday

We make
and ar normous i@e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
RUGS SIZE 8 X IL feet

RUGS SIZE 8 X IL feet
s4l.s0 for Seamless Tapestry Rugs.
sci 90 for Smith Seamless Axnninster
Rugs, Oriental designs; perfect.
$500 for fine close pile Velvet Rugs,
Oriental designs.
$500 for Artloom Seamless Turkss-
tan Rugs.
Sio6.s0 for Artloom Seamless Wilton
Rugs, mostly Persian effects.
slIs.so for high-grade Royal Wilton
Rugs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

$3.50 for hish-grade Royal VIII
ton Rugs, mostly Oriental designs
and colorings. Size 6 x 9 Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Wool-and-Fiber Russ-Extra quality,
size os IL feet at $3.50 and s3l.oo.
Crex Russ-These with beautiful
fancy borders, in all the wanted colors.
and as you know the most popular sum
mer rug today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
sal service To hundreds Of

Seamless Administer seasons line beautiful
would not be counted But much imperfect sold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

High Pile Axminster Rugs-some
seamless; standard grades mostly
all-over Persian effects. These are
perfect.
| Size Y - g.. at .....sSs
Seamless Administer Rugs-Oriental
designs and colorings; very slightly i'm
perfect.
Size II f.. at ...&S8.0O
Size 8 Il. ; K 10 #. 6, at. $3.50
Size X . IT,, at ....... $3.50
Size 4 #. s X & Fl. 6, at 3. 1878
Size SO 20 in, at ... $50
Size 27 X 81 in. at ...... 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Seamless Administer Rugs-1est quail
'ty manufactured today; have a deep
rich pile or surface; beautiful Oriental
designs; some medallions and all-over
Persian effects and some OF the very
popular plain and self-tone effects; very
slightly imperfect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Sanford Seamless Velvet Rugs-fn
a variety Of beautiful Oriental de-
signs. Every rug perfect and bar
gain. Size 9 x IL f.. at S62.So.
| Ss7.50 for 9 IL Fl. high-grade
Royal Wilton Rugs; some Of these
are seamless; in plain and self-tone
effects and the finest of their kind.
Woodland Fiber Rugs-These can be
used either side up. In = variety of de-
sirable Oriental designs and coioring.
Size 9 X IL IT,, at ..s14So
Size 8 #. ) x 10 Il. 6. at. 1880
Size 9 IT,, at ........ SIS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
RICHARDSON

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Childrcs and chill
dren OF Lookout are visiting friends
and relatives here this week, .. -. Mr.,
and Mrs. Cam Preston and little son
are visiting relatives at Pal sville 49,. ,
VIM. Wallace of Dizncy, Ky, is the
guest of his brother, Clint Wallace.
Mrs Billie Vaughan and daughter are
visiting relatives Mt Drift. Mrs, Ben
Porter passed through here Friday. on
route to Paintsville, MIR, and Mrs
Tom Patton were the Christmas guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs J.. II. Patton, Ia j.
Dale was n business visitor in Louisa
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Hud-
son were shopping in Ashland Friday,
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pack returned
Monday to Kenova after n weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Runyon. -,
Mrs. Jack Hardin spent Christmas with
home folks at Gallup Misses Dixie
Childers and Mary =. Davis are spend
ing the holidays with Miss Mary Oma
Davis of Van Lear. Misses Eula
Vaughan and Lucille Wallace were
shopping in Louisa last week Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Layne and son Lindsey
OF Ashland are visiting aunt Jane War
nick this week. VIM. Vaughan is on
the sick list. PANSY BLOSSOM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
STATE ON TRAIL OF
DOG TAX EVADERS

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 25.-Any person
who keeps a dog and fails to pay the
tax on 1t is subject to fine, accord =
ing to announcement OF w. c. Hanna,
Commissioner Of Agriculture, Labor
and Statistics.
one result Of the announcement of
Mr.. Hanna has been that 400 citizens
of Christian county have been indicted
by the grand jury for failure to pay
the dog tax. The tax is 81 for a female
and 81 for a male dog, but the court
costs, according to Hopkinsville re-
ports, will swell the total in each case
to minimum of SIC.
The law was passed in 1918, will
you not" asks Mr.. Hanna, in letters to
County Attorneys, make some prose-
cutions in your county and see II this
will not aid in bringing about better
enforcement of the law?"
81 will at all times" he adds, and
as far as possible, furnish field man
to assist in ferreting out the names of
those who have unlicensed dogs If il is
desired"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
CLUB ENCAMPMENT.

am wondering If the club Boys and
Giiis Of Lawrence county would lik"
to hav" a club Enrnmpmcnt this year.
It is possible fQE~us to combine with
a t4assi4 county and have good week =
"tcumpm"ut at Ashland about tn"
month of July. We talked Of this some
'r' 40" hat "" failed To get thru with
l'Iu tn = year 1t looks more favor
'r'r. VIII be- grad to hear from as
mauy old members as possible r"gari
I& 'NiS "UrImpm"nt. Also. | want to
.'o uhcr boys and girls to join the
club a'd grow some crop or animal at
home this summer and tie allie to get
m tho camp. We will be able to care
for Tie girls also as the Kentucky Col
lcEc q! Agriculture has agreed to send
sufficient women agents to care for
jN n. u.d to furnish entertainment. We
VIII rch'r on Monday and al leave
for home the following Saturday, Boys
and girls join the club. Write me for
p,drlGs and do some work this summer
ana keep record and let's have
good camp Write m" your opinion
nId whether you want Il camp.
G. G. BAKER County Agent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
2 TUG RIVER MINERS
SHOT FROM AMBUSH

Williamson. W. Va, Dec. 24--Lunda
Ross. an employe of the Crystal Block
Mining company at Rawl, and a cous-
in, Jack Miller, were walking the rail-
road tracks near the mine in the early
part of the night when both were fired
on from Il shotgun in the hands of I'M
known persons. Neither was seriously
wounded.
Relief workers who have been en-
"lny"d the last week in distributing
Christmas cheer to the striking miners
md their families in the Tug river
coal field, reported to union headquar-
tiers here tonight that their task was
completed.
Two carloads of goods have been
assigned to the tent colonies through
out the district and strikers who re-
side in houses have been provided with
seasonal necessities.
B,sides the candies, fruits and toys
nearly 1000 hams were distributed for
hose who may not be able to have
turkey. The big community Christ
mas tree erected in the courthouse
"rd ~ Williamson was lighted for the
'rst time tonight with scores Of colorcd
electric bulbs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
HENRIETTA

Mother Frost" shook her feather
beds one day too late for Christmas.
Santa Claus made everyone happy here
with his visits. Mrs. Sarah Swan
and daughter and brothers were the
happy admirers of Christmas tree.
Keen Williamson and wife, Oliver Will
hanson and Erwin Williamson came
from Cabin creek, w. Va, Thursday
night to visit home folks here. :. Miss
Grace Blevins, who has been at Std
ham returned home a few days ago. II.
G. C. Williamson and wife and Oliver
and Erwin and Una Williamson, Joe
West and number Of other young
people spent Christmas day with Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Blevins.. Misses Grace
md Shirley Blevins spent Friday ev-
aning at the home of oliver William
son. Miss Ivory Ward spent Christ
las at Offutt and reported a good
time. Wilson Hall returned from
London, Ky, where he has been going
to school and was the nights guest of
Willard Meek Thursday ~. Ephriam
Nanhoose is the pleasant owner of q
monograph which reached him few
days ago. oliver Williamson brought
his viCtrola from Carbon, w. Va, to
his parents here Mr.. and Mrs. C. c..
williamson. >. The stork was passing
through this way few days ago and
left baby girl at Mr.. and Mrs. AS
berry Wards. {. Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie
Sparks spent Sunday with T. Ward !.
Keen Williamson and wife went from
here to Heller to visit his sister, Mrs
Lima Lewis. Levi Blevins, after
spending Christmas at his home re-
turned to his work at Jochin, w. Va,
Sunday. Also, oliver and Erwin Will
hanson returned to Cabin creek, W.
Na, Miss Make Boyd, Miss Make
Meek, Miss Vernon Scaggs and Her
shall and Joseph West and a number
Of other young folks spent Sunday with
Misses Grace and Shirley Blevins ~
Wallace Vanhoose and family received
a big box of Christmas presents from
their daughter, Mrs. Telia Castle of
Mrs. Dovie Blevins was,
calling on her brother, Luna Ward
Mrs. Angle Chllders came
from Chattaroy, W. Va, to spend the
holidays with her sister, Mrs Teshie
Misses Grace and Shir-
ley Blevins were calling on Ephriam
Vanhoose Monday night. Jack Van
hoose spent Monday with his cousin,
Opal Swan Monroe Pack is spend
ing a few days with Wallace Vanhoose,
who is still on the sick list!. Marion
Booth was calling on Mr. and Mrs,
Wallace Vanhoose Sunday evening
WILD ROSE,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
MT. PLEASANT.

There will be church here Sunday,
January 2, right after Sunday school.
Everybody come and bring some one
with you. Luke Mcclure Of IrontOn,
Ohio. was visiting relatives at this
place Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Peterman of Handley, w. Va are
spending the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. J. b. Frazier Mrs Sophia Fraz-
Ter was calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Frazier Sunday. Frank Vinson of
Louisa and John Dials Of this place
left for Logan, w Va, Saturday
Misses May and Lena Diamond spent
Sunday with Dixie Simpson, =. Pc. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Rice and baby spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Frazier. Mrs. Vicle Moore spent
Christmas with home folks f, Roy Ed
wards of Edgarton, w Va, spent Sun
day with Johnnie Frazier, Miss Ben
ME Alley spent Christmas with home
folks She is teaching at Vessie. .,..
James Mills OF New Lexington, Ohio,
was calling on Miss Matte Blanken-
ship Sunday. Miss Maud Heston
went to Catlettsburg to be with her
mother Christmas. r., r, Mcclure
was calling on J, b. Frazier Sunday. =.
our teacher, Mrs. Clara Endicott, went
home for Christmas Everybody re-
member our Sunday school at ten
o'clock a. m, and come, RUBE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
Watch Night Service
at NJ. E. Church South

The following program has been ar
ranged for the watch night service |
VIII begin at 1880 Friday evening anC
continue until midnight:
Program.
Music Choir
TriO-Te Day is Ended &C. Bone
Miss Burns, NJ. F. Conley l. A. Saucer
Vocal soo--My Task,
Miss Elizabeth Burgess
Piano Solo-La Harpe Eolienne. S
Smith Emily Conley
Address Plans for Sunday Schoo
Work, A. Snyder.
Piano Solo-Cedar Brook. ... Perry
Emogene Collinsworth
Address--Plans for Epworth League
\. 0. Carter.
Violin o-Sweet Forget Me Not
Sawyer Sallie Byington
Address Plan of Board of Stewards
W. t. Qu,.n,
Piano SOIo-My Hero March, Parker
Marie Bed
Address Plans for Lay Activities
+. II. Yates.
Violin ,>o.o-Angers Serenade. Braga
Burton Queen.
Plans-M Missionary Work, Mrs. A
snyder and Mrs. r. l., N!nSon.
Piano Duet-Les Sylphes. .Bachman
Anna Mar. Miller & katherine Carey
Address-Plans for Choir, NJ. F. Con-
icy. ........
Piano SOlo--Falling Waters. Truax
Marie Leard.
Address-Plans foG Centenary Cam
raign, Ear, j. Justice
Piano Solo-Last Hope. .Gottschalk
Anna Mary Miller
Address - Educational Movement,
Rev. J. y. Bell. .,
Addrcss--R. c. Mcclure.
Piano SOlo--Music Among the Pines
..Wyman Ruth Woods
Lunch.
Talk--by the Pastor.
Lessons from the departing year and
purposes for the coming year-Three
minute talks. ....
Waiting for New Telr.-Consecra-
ton service ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
MRS. CHAs. GAMBlLL DIES.

December 49, 1920 the death angel
visited the home of Chas Gambill Of
York, KY, and took for it's own his
loving wife, Veva. She was the oldest
daughter of Tom and Martha Johnson
now of Portsmouth, but was raised at
Blaine, Ky. She moved to Portsmouth,
four years ago where she met her hus-
band and was married in July, 1919.
Veva was good girl and loved by all
who knew her. She was organist in
the Sunday school at Blaine for sew
eral years, having learned to play when
she was very small.
Veva was twenty three years old
and leaves to mourn their loss hus-
band, little daughter three weeks old
,ather, mother sister and brother
Dear friends weep not for Veva, but
prepare. to meet her around Gods
bright throne where parting never
comes. A FRIEND AT BLAINE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
MISSIONARY SnC ETY..

An interesting meet as of the Wo-
mans Missionary Soc .cty, Me. Church
South, was held on Tuesday afternoon
ut the church. The an IGl election of
officers was held resulti-g as follows:
Mrs. Chas. t. Rice, president; Mrs.
JAS. II. Woods, vice present; Mrs, Mary
b, HOrtoa, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. ella Hays, recording secretary;
Mrs. r. C. Burton treasurer; Mrs. f.
r. y. Wallace, assistant treasurer;
Mrs, w. y, Queen. superintendent
young people; Mrs. Jas. B. KiAstlcr
superintendent Juniors; Mrs. w, NJ
Byington, superintendent study and
pubieity; Mrs d. C. Spencer, super
ntondent social service; Mrs, NJ r.
Conley, assistant; Mrs. R. c. Mcclure,
superb tendent supplies; Mrs, A. NJ.
Hughes, agent Missionary Voice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
Ex.SERvICE MEN OF
LAWRENCE COUNTY

Last week | announced TO you that
| am In II position to give you FREE
the short course In Agriculture given
at the Stat" University beginning Jan.
4rh and closing weeks later. Follow
ing Is the letter which prompted me
to do so:
Dear Fricnd:-As n piece of CO.
operative effort the State Y. NJ. C. A,
has decided to use part OF it's funds
for the young farmers OF Kentucky
who served either in the army or navy,
giving them the opportunity Of taking
the short term agriculture course at
the College of Agriculture, University
OF Kentucky January to March ]. 1t
VIII be possible for any eX service man
TO take this eight weeks training with
out any expense to himself II he SO
prefers. OF course we would like to
serve az many men az possible and II
any man felt able to pay "A portion Of
his expense IL would lhCrate funds to
go to som" other man, but where ever
the case merits we would be glad TO
pny the entire expense including the
railroad fare.
Surely there are several cX-scrviCc
men in Lawrence county who need this
training, and who viii never get a bet
ter chance than this, no catch, no
Just plain proposition to
pay Al! your way 50 decide at once
rs the time IL short and got In touch
with me and M out the blanks, as
IN y, them on hand now and g4=i-rerttfy-
t. star, THIS course, ThlYIs voy
klLJ and generous OFFER ~ tie n
Z - 1. 1.
'}.u .I>.u.'ngr Of by every ,A-srr-
Vice ma" l., ;M., ,oUlGj hyt I'll i'u.r.
q. G. BAKER, County Agent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
F. A. JOHNSON RESIGNS
POSITION AT 1REENDALE

Lexington, Ky, Dec IS. f. A. john
son, assistant superintendent Of the
state Reform School at Grccndale mas
rendered his resignation. effective Jan-
uary /. Mr.. johnson came to the in
stItutlon from Louisa Il September,
1914. and served In the capacity OF
Lookkeepcr and secretary Until Aug
ue,. 1916, when he was mad. assistant
superintendent which pOslriOl he has
held under the three Administrations
Of Supcrintendents f. j. Howell, Char
les p. Weaver and for the last several
months under Maj II. B. Hickman. the
new superintendent. 1t is understood
that he will return to Louisa to en-
bark in business His successor has
not yet been announCed.-Cour
journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Brack Skaggs, IS. to Maggie Hat
field, a. of LowmansviHe.
5. l.. Beaire, A. to Bonnie Virginia
i"ehle, II, of Fort Gay, w. Va
Hearl H. Higgins, 20. to Nora Els
wick, Il, of Estep. . f.
Arnett Pfost 81, to Ella Young. 10,
of Louisa. .""
Lindsey Chaffin, IS, to Mary Eliza
beth Hammond, Is, of Jattie.
Carlos Parker, 81, Gallup, to Lii
liam Parks, Is, of Louisa
Hubert Cantrell, 10, to Nancy Berry,
20, of Cherokee.
Canton Stone, 49,. of Allen, Floyd-co.,.
TO Bessie Shepherd, 20, of Prestons-
burg. .-..
Thomas Wells, %. of Jean. to Coda
Caldwell, q, of Cherokee,
Frank Boyd to Eula Vaughan, OF
Richardson. ...... ~
James Caudill 10, to Emma Lemas-
ter19 OF Wilbur.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
Handsome Christmas
Present From
Three Daughters

This item will be the first notice
Prof W. NJ. Byington will receive of
the plans of three of his daughters to
finish the auditorium OF the Kentucky
Normal College building. Misses Dix
e, Georgia and Marie, all Of whom are
earning good salaries, will have the
work started next spring.
The auditorium is one of the largest
rooms contained in any building in the
state. 1t needs only to be piastered
and some work done on tho balcony.
When this is done it will be place of
which not only the owners. but the city,
may well be proud.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
LAWRENCE co.
PAYS$l25,OOO.OO
+. ON MAYO TRAIL
THIS INSURES THE BUILDING OF
ROADS COSTING OVER A MIL
LION, AND uNLockS THE
= BIG SANDY VALLEY

Tho Lawrence Fiscal Court and Ad
Visory Commission met in joint session
Wednesday and responded to the cal
for aid on the Mayo Trail An order
was made to apply $l25,d0O.00 on the
cost OF this road in Lawrence county.
This IL half OF tho bond issue voted
ia December, 1919, and the Mayo Trail
follows two Of the routes voted upon
80 this action Is in harmony with tht
appraised Will Of the people, who voted
the bond issue by majority Of about
i've to one
Mr. Boggs, State Road Commissioner
sent his regrets at not being able to at e.
tend this meeting. Mr. Poscy was
preaont and was called upon to state
tho case lie dad this very clearly.
reading letters from tn, $i.tt- drpni %
mont and the Attorney General show
ing the necessity aud authority for IN"
action contemplated.
Tho State Is unable this year to put
ny dollar for dollar with tn" govern
mont on the ronds laid down on The
Kentucky map by the last LEGISLATURE.
and already surveyed AM, rplr",'d
So only those roads can be started that
receive help from the counties through
which they pass.
The action in Lawrence has unlocked
the valley and II is now ny /" our sis
ter counties up the river to do likvwis".
Il they do this the contracts for build
ing the road win be lot, before the FIRST
OF May and the great enterprise viii
start at once.
Johnson county court Is meeting to.
day to consider the same kind of a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
APPERsoN LODGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

Al the meeting Of Appcrson lodge No
1876, T.. 4 A. NJ. on Monday night, the
following officers were elected for the
onsuinE year:
@. r, Lewis, W Nj; A. NJ Hughes
= w: Ollie T.. Hccter, j. W: Aug
Snyder. Treas; VIM, NJ. Eulkerson
Secy.; J. w, Elkins, s D.; NJ. l. Johns,
j. D.; n, u. Wnldcck, Tyler.
Trustees a Snyder, n. d. Waldeck
Robert Dixon.
Stewards a H. Snyder and j. b.
Hughes
Chaplain: Jas. y, Bell.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
BOOK IN POCKET SAVES
RAIL MAN, PISTOL TARGET

Williamson. w. Va, Dec 26.--No acts
of violence and few arrests for trivial
offenses were the outstanding features
of the Christmas celebration in VIII
hanson and the surrounding coal
strike country. '..'~:
The civil authorities reported 1t had
been the quietest Christmas in years
The only untoward incident report
ed to Colonel Hall, commanding the
provisional battalion Of Federal troops,
came from Webb, Wayne CO., where
h. w. Napier, a Norfolk & Western
railroad brakeman. was fired on by
three men. book and papers in his
pocket arrested the bullet and he
escaped with a slight injury.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
Important Pipe Line
Extensions in Lawrence

The Cumberland Pipe Line company
is delivering the pipe for Il new line to
the GlenwoOd oil field, near the Law
renee Boyd county line The connec-
ton is to be made at Falsburg. This
distance is nine miles. This will pros
vide Il market for the new East Fork
field. %... ...
Also, the company is preparing a
new 4-inCh line into the Blaine field to
give shorter connection with the
main line, Seven miles of four-inch
has been laid recently in that field
The pipe line now reaches to Terry
villa L. = =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
AID. CHAFFIN DEAD.

AID. Chaffin, a miner, died at his
home near Princess Tunnel on Monday
evening after four days illness of
pneumonia at the age of AZ years. He
is survived by his wife and several
children. The interment took place on
Wednesday in the private burial plot
near the Chaffin home.
Hope Lodge |. o. o. F. No. 100, had
charge of the MISUNDERSTANDING In
dependent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
BOOKS CONTAINING VIRGINIA
GRANTS FOUND AT FRANKFORT

-Four important books belonging to
the land office, which have been lost
for the last eleven years, have been
found. They are books Nos. IA, j 5 and
IL and their index contain the records
OF the Virginia grants to lands lying
In Kentucky running back to the .arly
days of the republic. The books were
mislaid when the departments were
moved from the old to the new Cap
ltol, and were only discovered few
days ago by rubbish In the basement.
The books are quite important and
those who have land title to look up
Will be glad to know of their recov-
Frankfort State Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31
BLAINE

Miss Louise Gambill is very sick with
fever. Miss Blanche Osborn and
BROTHER, Paul, and Earl Gambill, who
are attending school at Berea are
spending the holidays with their pa
rents. Also, Herman Berry. who is
attending school at Charleston, w. Va,
and Misses Julia Kouns and Hazel and
Ruth Osborn of Richmond, Ky. The
people of our town all rejoice to see
the boys and girls all returning home
for they are all missed by everyone, as
they are worthy young people and take
an active part in the Sunday school. :.
Burns Johnson of Portsmouth, is spend
ing few days with friends at this
place. Y. Y H.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-31

REVIVAL MEETINGS

As heretofore announced series Of
revival meetings will begin at the Nj.
Z. Church South in Louisa on J4nulry
End.
Rev. Walter G. Hardin, ,,en,ral
evangelist, from Center Point, Heyls
will do the preaching. The singing " i'll
be under the leadership of A. c. Wat
son, Jr., of South Carolina. He y a
sOloist and leader and also a personal
worker.
These men come with very strong
recommendations and it will be worth
while for everybody to hear them.
They are expected to arrive lere
about Friday of this week.