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delicate green hue. with corsage bou-
Quet OF pink roses. The brides brother.
Arthur Bra ndau. acted as hest man. I'm
mediately following the ceremony de-
| licious wedding dinner was served 10
| the family and immediate irieEcS'
Sweet peas were used at table and tae
appointments wore most attractive. Dec
Orations indicative of the sonSon wer0
u sed 10 advantage throughout tho rooms
Covers were laid at table for: MT ana
, Mrs Louis Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. AuEu$t
Brandau. Rev. l.. {. Rurkhardt, Mr., r.
j. Boyd. Columbus, O.. Mr.. ana Mrs Z.
! Xelackowski Pennsylvania. w. Reitz.
( warwood. Mrs. Z. BaunIAn. Misses CAR"
and Mildred Raumhn. Raymond lIaumah.
lnu OF WarwoOd Raymond and SamueI
! Boyd. Columbus. Mrs. W II. -AherS. Miss
/ irene BraEdau and Arthur Brandau.
After honeymoon 10 eastern points.
. vhi,.h will include Philadelphia, Cam
den, y. J. and New York Ciiy. the young
couple will be at homo IN S2rinGftrid'
Mass, where Mr.. Boyd Is employed 0y
the Westinghouse Electric 4 ManutaC-
turing Co.
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Pnrtx At Willow alen.

Willow Glen" the magnificent new
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson NHn-
den Mckinley. will bs tho cscenc or PROP
ably the most elaborate holiday func-
ton OF the season tonight when they
will entertain their many friends WIN
a formal dancing party. Tho oea9tIlui
new hall room OF the handsome home
will be used FOR the first time on th!s
occasion and will be effectively deco
rated for the festive event with fuio-
tide Ereenery. An excellent orches'ra
has been engaged 70 furnish tho musi-
cal program and tho latest popular
dance numbers and tho splendid floor
will be conducive 10 pleasant dancing
for the guests. .o,
The guest list includes close 20 800
guests. among whom VIII 70 tho follow
Ing from out OF town:
Mrs. Stewart doubleday. OF Now YORK
City. 40
Miss Eileen Roach, o. Baltimore. Md
Miss Flora Jackson. OF Elarkseurs,
Douglas MacCormack. OF columbus. o.
Captain and Mrs. Pero Wilmer, OF
Washington. u. c.
Jack c. Brookes. Of Pittsburgh.
Miss Carolyn Neal. OF Parkerseurs.
Richard Camden. OF ParkersourE.
The above out o. town people. VINO
are the house guests at an informal din
nor, party given last evening at willow
Glen, following which they attended the
dance given by the Whitaker family at
the Mcclure Hotel.
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Misses
Columbia Dance Thursday

Amo1C TIE plcasant ana'Ts HcNsHU'e'
for tho last week OF 1920 Is the tATisi-
,uas dance which Will open tho "lnt"r
series OF delightful! DANCES p.anned ny
tho Columbia club. No frort mas oeeh
spa rcd to make this elaborate event ono
Of tho Rsyest ever held by this popular
cluh. The Melody pos have hecn Sc
curcd TO provide music and the worry
lat,s, dance numbers will make up an
excellent program. Decorations through
out tho club portray the SPIRIT OF Yrln-
lido ana an original rots is sounded IN
the general arrangement Of dark ever
Kroens INTERN 'ngled with hrliiiant
srlaHhrs of color, holly and poinS"t''
being used in profusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Vanity Fair Mahuua

Final details are being made for The
masquerade ball to he given 10y IN"
Vanity FuIr TwiE OH Monday evening.
january J. at the Elk's Club auditorium
lly Special arrangement with the HOOK
cr-Huwa CUstuming company OF Hafer-
hill, Mass. \ representative Will arrive
here the latter part Of the th'S Week
with an exclusive ltne OF costumes from
which those people planning - ntirn"
NAV seloct whatever dress they desire
The interior OF the ball room Will DC
l2eyoId of lahorNta deCUra lions, III" gcr-
EeouS costumes or the participants he
INK unrivalcd in their magnificent spIeh-
| dor. musical prog I'M Of excellence
viii be furnished by tie Sloop-FmerS"N
orchestra OF StcubcnV!lle, that bclhS
ono OF the finest ochcstras OF the t-aT'
The guests will arrive ~ o'clock ana
viii indulge IN the reNClricS OF "A mAsQue
han until the wee sma' hours OF tho
morning. During the !nterm'SSiohs
punch Will he served.
. The proceeds "r the ball VIII be aud"a
, to the exChcquCr % the ONO Natlry
: G;enc-al hospital That the tund VIII 20
A substantial one ~ assured i"r All ~
fairs given by any Tw'S OF me Chio
valley General hospital IS we'll Patro"-
lied 10y the pubic.
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Carroll Club Open House.

Everything that goes TO make suE-
r.ssfui omen house" WILL be or tho pro-
gram New Years Day AT the tHFroi!
Club, and judging by the extensive pro
parations being made. that VIII he REQ
letter day In the clubs history.
\ continuous stream or guests ~ w
rected NIL New Years day and every
Thing possible Is being oonS 10 MAKE
every guest comfortable The strangers
In the city are extended cordial wei
come 20 be on hand and enter INTO III"
festivities
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,wel, were worn by the fair part!ci'

Jewels were worn by the fair partici-
pants.
The guests arrived at o'clock ana
danced until after midnight. there &c
ing an intermission late in tho evening
when refreshments were served.
Tho out OF town guests present were
tho members 81 tho house party NJ
Willow Glen" the handsome new nome
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Mckinley. Frac
tically the same people who ATTENDED
last nights dance Will he guests al inc
dance TO be given at willow Glen 10
night.
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dancing and other pastimcs. and to-
ward tho close Of the happy evening
dainty refreshments were served inc
following guests:
Dorothy Holden Katherine SChoe'!ci
Louise Bloomfield Charlotte Houscr
Helen McAlstrr Elizabeth Stein
Helen Hervcy h!cker
Ida Edwards Charlotte L:nSZ
Eliza Noyes Elizabeth L!rss
Eleanor Scatterdtv
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congregation. This occasion Is for
members of tho League only and gem
cral good time Il n store for all who at
tend. Elabrr0tc plans are bctAG nado
Cor the big banquet. the feature 81 th'
evening. Following tho banquet whlHh
completes the evenings program, tho
League will serve supper 10 members -
The congregation who gather |" watch
thu old year d.. and welcome 1921 In.
IN admission fee uf Hrty cents vii! he
charged each 80 que member.
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A CORRECTION.

Local officials and employees OF the
America Railway Express yesterday
asked The TntelliRenCcr 10 correct the
Impression that officials OF the company
had given each employee here r. Christ
mas Ritt OF s. and box Of cigars. Any
a!fts received by any Of the employees.
Il was snid. probably camc from pa :
irons on the EXPRESS routes. and not
from the company officials. Until the
situation was understood Alright there
was keen d!sappointment among en-
pinycs who thought they had been
missed IN the supposed distribution or
gifts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Celebration at Homas.

Monday evening IVES AZ cstiva occa-
sion for the girls Of -. Ninccnts and
the boys OF ST. Johns homes at Elm
Grove The little folk enjoyed their
annual Christmas celebration In n most
delightful manner, I'll" boys cci"hrating
tho feast Of st. John with novel en-
,ertninmcnt. while the girls offered n
program suggestive Of Chr!stmast!de.
The latter part Of the evening was one
round OF merrimcnt with Knm"s and al
sorts Of nmusements adding Ia tah
gnycty.
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Club Dance Tonight

Members of The Forget NJ" Not Gun
ana their friends Will gather ~ Bum
lIUll. Elm Grove, this evening to spend
several hours enjoying tho latest dance
, s'"ps to cNCrllr't music, which VIII %
furnished bv tn" Liberty orchestra.
Quite T. number will take advantage OF
the invitation and most delightful af
mir " nnfirlrnfel
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noiiphtful YartY,

Monday evening Mt the home OF nor
rarents. Or. and Mrs. Henri P.Lins5, on
Chapllne street. Miss Elizabeth LlhsH
was hostess to number Of her young
friends at charmingiy arranged niue
affair. Tho hours sped swiftly By with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

The William Fl. Nook IIrcIr OF I\lnE +
DAUGHTERS will meet socially In the
Kelly room Of the Second Presbyterian
church this evening. All mcmbers arc
eXpected 70 be present
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Dinner for Camp Girls.

On Wednesday evening Of this week
Miss Elizabeth Linsz Will entertain at
IL dinner OF delightful appointments
having as her guests group or slrls
who have spent several summers at
Camp CheQuessrt. C:pc Cod. Mass. A
most pleasant evening Is anticipated
and covers will he laid for the follow
ing guests: Martha Campbell
Ruth Miller Esther McMillen
Hello Miller Elizabeth LinsE
Nancy Hare
Camp Cheouessst !s camp for S:r!s
situated in the picturesque cape Coo
district. and Is ideal in every respect.
Every facility possible is available lor
the bonerit OF tho young girls who are
yearly visitors. The foregoing camp
girls who have spent htc past three
summers there expect to &" again next
summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Dance and Gard Party

Having a prominent place among tho
many delightful social events OF the
week. Is the Christmas party 10 be hold
at tho Carroll Club. Wednesday evening.
tho twenty-ninth. when local Knights Of
Columbus. assisted by the Daughters Of
Isabella. will entertain at q charminEly
arranged affair. Cards and dancing Will
while away tho happy hours and late IN
the evening a delicious luncheon. w!iH
appropriate appointments. will b. served
IN the club dining room. Decorations In
Keeping with tAGTeason will b much IN
evidence throughput tho club. with the
glowing po!n.at tS;s effectively combined
with Christmas Greonery vieang for favor
VIA lhc S..Sit hoy 1Sr-!cs.
To following invitation has been re-
ceived by a large number OF Wheeling $
social set:
Knights OF Columbus
Carroll Council No. 6oG
Assisted b.
Daughters OF Isabella
Carroll Court No. 29s
VIII Give
Christmas Dance and Card Party
At the Carroll Council Club, Wednes-
dny, December twenty-rinth, nineteen
hundred twenty. Informal. You ars
cordially invited to pc present. Dancing
e!rht-thirty TO twelve. cards eight 10 ten
thirty Luncheon. Melo'y "oys Or
chestra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Aoyi-ArRndau.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Brandau an
nounce the marriage OF Their daugH yer
INA. 10 Louis J. Boyd. Of Springfield,
Mass, which occurred at the Family
home on East Twenty-ninth street Mon
day afternoon At 2:A5 o'clock.
The bride was charmingly gowned In
blue satin and wore corsase OF yellow
roses Miss Irene Brandau. sister
was bridesmaid and her frock was OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

The following item, a copy from tho
Fa!rmont Times. will 10 read with coa.
siderable interest by residents Of Both.
any and Wheeling. where :he groom IS
very well known:
Ash--AnNouncem il made
Of tho ma rriage OF lewis r. Perry. OF
bethany. ". Va. and Miss Lillian Lo-
ralne Ash. OF ClarksburE. which event
took place Christmas evening at the
home oc the brides :aronta. Mr. and
Mrs. William w. Ash. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. L.. l.. Perry.
father OF the bridegroom. assisted by
the Rev. T. NJ. Barber. Of the Centre
Christian church The bride has been
n student at bethany College and Is a
member OF the zcta Tau Alpha Sorority.
MIR. Perry is now connected with the
Manlins ownship high schol near Peo-
ria, Ill, serving AS assistant principal
and coach Of athletics. They Will live
q Peoria"
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miihrnn'a Patty.

Monday afternoon quite hummer q,
children OF Fourth Street NJ. r.. SUNDAY
school gathered In the church parnrss
ard spent several joyous hours With
van,ss and various amusemants. IN"
party was in keeping with the Cnr,s,I
,nns season and the little fol entered
into the spirit Of the occasion; WIZ"
merriment reiEned throughout INC al" nr.
jorment. o,--nra
ton I'm dtheir annual Christmas tree
and treat as part OF the days program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
About People
Movements Of Indivicnals 10 Anu
Prom The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

Rogsrs-E. L. Smith, huntington Il
{ McIanieis, Huntington; d. AlI!ho''
Fairmont: John J.. Davis weston.
MoLure-I. y. Givens, Sutton; X. H.
/, LLOYD, Tarkersburg: Walter Myers
\cv Mar,Insville; Mrs. Troy Hamrick'
rbillrr!: Guy T. Lecr. Fairmont; .. Q.
S,urn. CIarhsburg: =. :. Sheets. Hunt
inr,oa. J. II. Lrnts. MorG Il. }.
iIober. MorEantown: Glenn Borhman,
C1arkshurg; Walter s. Snyder, SISTERS
vile: W. II. King, Blacksvillc: MT. and
Mrs. II. X. Tootls, bethany: Samuel Da-
v!d. ClarksburE.
windsor-Thomas s. Hoffman. Weir
ION. f. NJ. Trendcnhergcr. Charleston;
T. Davis, Park.rshurg: G. n. Schultz.
ParkersburE; J. Is. LnBarSe. Hunting
ton.
stamm-GeorFc A. Kcn!ng, K!ngwoo6
NJ. T.. lavc!.e. Grafton.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Go'dhurE audt bro.
Their George Sryhold, Who has been Ill
for some time. hut IS improving. and
Louis I.ogemarc!ro are visiting at tho
home Of g. J. GoIhn~rg a. Elm Grove.
To Huntington inter spending Christmas
with her parents on North Market
street.
Miss Lillian Telh~r OF North NdhaSh
street has returned from Pittsburgh
where she spent the past few days the
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Sally Maxwell Bennett left last
eyrnInp for her homo IN Weston. w Va.
and within tho next few days will 60
70 the Fin. Arts club. Gram""rT lark.
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart OF At
lantR. Ca are tho quests OF Mrs. sew
arts mother. Mrs s. G!llesny on Bait
moro street.
Miss Esther Carroll. OF Twenty
fourth and Chapl!ne streets Is slowly
recovering after being seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Belch and children
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rpHorth 1.sagus banquet

Friday evening Of this week the Ep-
worth League Of Fourth Street NJ I.
church will enjoy T. pleasant affair in
tho church pa"lors. preceding the watch
party TO be participated in BY tho entire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

Miss carolyn .Taull Will preside as
hostess Il, one Of the most delightful
OF the holiday festivities when she en-
tertains Il number ui her friends W!th an
Informal dancing party this evening ~
her home in Wood~da!c. Gump SaNh,
nhone orchestra has been engaged TO
furnish the musical program and the
interior Of the spacious home Will ne
deliberately decorated in Yuletidc noNe--
t!rs in honor OF the festive occasion.
piDr, IN dancing with an intermtss!on NJ
II o'clock when light refreshments Will
The following members Of the young
or social set have been invited 10 Dc
the guests Of Miss laul ms evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Nahn0BohrenA

An Interesting wedding wa. so!ern-
rized last Friday evening at me par
.onagc Of ST. Faults EranEe!!"a! churCh,
when Miss Alice R 1ssn bee became Hps ysS
- RAschc nerrorn,ed the ceremony. Miss
Alma Null Miss Goidie Rouch"; mr.,
Edward Deist and Mr.. William Hahhe
we're the attendants.
The bride wore 4 beautiful gown or
blue satin with hat. gloves and shoes
OF black. Her corsaGe was or orchids
and roses. No.,
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs;
Hahne and tho members OF the bridal
party went to the home OF the hr'd"
where a luncheon and informal reTcp-
uary for tour OF the Great Lakes and
Middle West. returning here later to
take UP their residence.
Nit. Hahne was formerly associated
with the George r. Taylor COMPANY; but
at present holds q responsible position
with the Bloch Brothers Tobacco COM
pany. Mrs. Hahne is a prominent and
popular young lady OF the South side.
They are receiving the best wishes OF q
Wide circle OF friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Now Years Social.

Tho members Of the Sunday school
and CONGREGATION o. the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church will snJoN
q New Years socisl and devotional SER
vice In the church Friday evening, he
ginning at 8 o'clock. and ending with
the year. The program for tho social
will be made UP Of Scout demonstra-
lions. singing. an old-fashioned spell'n z
bee and instrumental music. Tho pro-
gram will conclude at IL o'clock when
the annual watch niEht service will be
hold. All members OF tho church ana
sunday school are urged TO attend and
bring their friends.
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wsdne sday Bridge Club.
1,formal Dancing Party

The Wednesday Afternoon BfldSe
club will meet with Mrs: Fred T.. Co"l'
Luncheon win proceed the KanGs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

The next program OF The MartIns CT =,
~ Lecture Recital Club Will BE- hela ~
the Board OF Trade rooms OF Martins
Ferry Tuesday afternoon. January
The program will be In charge or MISS
Mildred Whitley and she will DO assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell. Miss
Whitley will sing the contra!to mum
bers. Mrs Campbell will preside at the
piano and Mr.. Campbell Will PA! '"e
accomplishments on tho violin.
The following Is the program:
ponSo-lr nnriccioso Mendcissohn
Mrs Anna Fest Campbell
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ch,ldrsn'u Dance at windsor.

Monday afternoon between the hours
Of 100 and t:S0 the mc2zanine tloor "'
tine windsor Hotel was lively scene
when the classes Of Mrs. Alma Ni!""i
Shafcr gathered TO spend ple&sa"'
time IN class work and TO enjoy sociaI
dance with their young friends VIII"
we're invited for tho occasion.
II would be hard 70 imagine pre-
tier scene than that presented by IN,
lovely LITTLE girls. IN ;he'r charming
frocks, and the manly young lads ar
prorriateiy dressed for the occasion
There were ninety children n attend
ancc. ranging from tho baby class from
thrce TO six years. 10 the boys class
from fourteen 70 fifteen years. and the
parents were there en- masse.
difficulty was experienced in hnd'nS
nlaces FOR the visitors. in order that
the floor could be kept clear for the
littla performers Each class. separate
~, was pnt through various exercises
In order to show jus; what they have
learned. and this exhibition was fol-
lowed by ball room and social dancing.
in which tho young guests participated:
Mrs Shafer was assisted b. Miss Sarah
Jackson. with Mrs. ". II. Conrad % a.:
communist Mra. n. Earl" Rogers. Mr..
W ? Scott and Mrs 9 Ell Meyer were
in charge uf the punch bowl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Dixie Club Dance.

The holiday dance Of the Dixie Club
was bald last niEht In Convention lInl!.
Auditorium building. and vas attended
by two hundred and nftv young peop.",
a.! Of whom pronounced the affair tn"
most ENJOYABLE and .ccessful ever
given by that group OF young mos.
Never before has Convert !nn Hall and
the stairway leading there been 90 beau.
titully decorated. Seven hundred ana
MY miniature Christmas trees were
used IN decorating the place and th"r
wcre quite effective and novel TIN
were banked against tho inside o. In"
stairway and were placed upright on the
railing. The balcony was linod with
them. and at the stage they were. banked
and tied with brilliant bows oCJred RIB
bons. The scent Of the Pine h,led the
atmosphere, and the guests were do
l!chtd With the effect
The musical program: Of the evening
was the notable feature. being furnished
by Earl Fullcr's celebrated orcnes;ra "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'uller and the orcheStsp
or ten pieces came here Yesterday from
Canal Dover and will icav. this cven-
Ing for Rochester. New York. where
they will appear In concert work Thtr
is the fourth appearance here Of Fnll.
crs orchestra, and zach time they hay.
been here for Dixie dances.
The dance VS. complete success.
and the following committee IS being
congratulated on ohe evening rf pleas
ur" thoy afforded their guests:
Cowan, Clarke, E"ckn. Rcans, Front,
Front. Murphy, Mccain. Raer, Dudley
and Giffln.
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rbcatro Party Monday

Honoring Miss Marian Dunn. who
leaves Friday OF this week 20 enter
training at the Presbyterian Hospital.
Pittsburgh, G. number OF nor friends en-
terta!ned with theatre party Monday
evening at the Victoria. After the show
the following young women gathered NJ
tho HoEe- Davis Grill wh"ro refresh
ments were enjoyed:
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-11
ARMISTICE DAY
ANNOUNCEMENT

In honor of this, ONE OF AMER
ICA'S GREAT DAYS the manage
ment of the majestic Picture. Play
Theatre has been fortunate in secur-
ing such an appropriate screen play
as Soldiers of Fortune" by the late
Richard Harding Davis One of Amer
icas most forceful writers and war
correspondents. This 7 reel feature
and every red blooded American
should see it, The Talking Moving
Pictures have been held over for to
night to give every body an oppor-
tunity to see and hear them, last
night they were exceedingly. enter
tanning in variety of five subjects
and with but one exception they were
perfectly synconized, in fact they
were so perfect that the pictures
actually seemed to talk, they will
put on an entire change of program
to night, one Of the features will be
Miss Irene Castle and Ted Lewis in
"The Dance Devine," first show
starts at 1880
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-11
M. E. AID MEETS

The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church held their regular meeting
at the Annex, Wednesday afternoon
with Circle No. 3, of which Mrs.
Lipprant is chairman, as hostess.
A quartette. composed of Mes
danes Van Hyning, Sturdivant,
Zimmerman and Wood, sang some
songs, which were very greatly en-
joyed by all present.
The encore, parody sung to the
tune of yankee Doodle" caused
much merriment. The quartette is
to be complimented on the success,
which their songs added to the pro-
gram
This was the day for the "Thanks-
giving Praise Service" Many
short, but well rendered and enter
tanning talks were given by several
members of the Aid. A short bust
ness meeting followed in which the
chairman of the circles reported that
nearly all pledges were paid. The
Aid has enjoyed a very successful
year, and great things are expected
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-11
MANY HEAR REV. HENRY
Liberal Pastor, Formerly of Pratt
Talked to S. S. Convention.

A large number of local Sunday
school workers, in addition to the
county delegates, attended the even
ing session of the Pratt County Sun
day School Association at the First
Presbyterian church last night and
listened to an address on Sending to
World Markets" bp Rev. A. E. Hen
ry, formerly of this city but now
pastor of the Liberal M. E. church.
Rev. Henry declared there was a
dearth of Christian manhood and
womanhood in the world at the pres
ent time, that what the world want
ed and needed was Christian charac-
ter, and that the Sunday school alone
was the one factory turning out
this product. He urged the churches
to devote more time to the education
of the young people, by Bible study,
and declared that the hope of the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-11
LoRENA

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith went
to Goodwill, Wednesday to see Adalr
who is suffering from severe cold.
Ralph Hill is having new well
put down.
j 3. and David McNew, Fred
Windsor, w M. Davis brought their
cattle home from pasture Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Richardson who has
been suffering from asthma for sew
eral weeks is a little better. A sis
ter from Clear Lake, Okla, has been
visiting Mrs. Richardson.
On account of the roads being so
muddy Mrs. Grinstead did not come
to preach Sunday. She will be out
the third Sunday.
Zta Wheeler is staying with Mrs.
Board while Mr.. Board is in Ken
lucky.