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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

frcsh conciualon tOdpy that In oui
daily lives we are making memorials
and IT n the privilege OF every hu-
man being TO leave such u memory
as hc would like to have recalled
The Influence OF example was H.
iustrtted by the senator With two
experiences of his own, IN which
by words ~ cheer to men who had
become the victims OF strong drink
be had had the satisfaction ~ turn
Ing them away from the paths they
were following into succ'sNul
lItc OF the d!sIppointmonts Of
public lif", he aail'
How often do Wc criticisc harsh
". when we ought to bcstow a gar
land We do u In private ne ana
leave wound where praise would
be- more becoming We do It H.
public NE ana Withhold from sac
rticinR public men the one com
pcnsitiun that might atone"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
$4,000 COTTON FIRE


-VfTTNT 70 ING WI
WAGONER, Okla. Dec. Fire
damage estimated at $4,000 re-
suited here this morning when the
null house Of the Usage Cotton COM
pany burned. Twelve thousand tons
II hulls worth - a ton were de-.
stroycd. In addition TO the building
md It's contents Il carload OF bag
* ng was burned
Hard work by The fire department
YRcth'r with the assistance of a
lrgp number of volunteers pre-
vented the fire from spreading to
be main buildings of tho mill.
II was a spectacular blaze. Flames
.ho' high In the nir and at times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
COLD WEATHER IS NOW DUE
Cloudy Weather OF Past Several
Days Followed sunday by Rain.

The period OF cloudy weather that
Tulsans have experienced lately
ended at $50 y. IN. Sunday when IL
began to rain. The thermometer
also began to drop and It is be
lleVod that recurrence of cold
weather will set in Monday In the
agricultural districts of Tulsa and
adjacent counties the shower viii
,n appreciated bv the farmers and
should help to stimulate the growth
Of tho winter pasture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
S. S. ATTENDANCE BIG

Mid weather mat prevailed
SUNDAY helped to swell att,ndanc,
at sunday schools In Tulsa Sunday
morning Tho Issociatiun at.cupa
tcd to obta.n dotailcd records from
all of the schools but without sue
cAA RIcnard W llurkhart. a.
Osago 800. would Ike To secure thc
Z gurrs from the school officers
Attendance figures as reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
FAVOR 0SAGE EXTENSION
Governor says II would uu,t o,.-
ciS Of surface Rights to Iy,o.,"

cis Of surface Rights to lXtrna
staff Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--u NJ,
announced tonight that Go,o,,1.
Robertson and Attorney General :
Prince Freezing OF Oklahom1 will %.
pear before the mouse Indian ,,,.'y.
committee Tuesday aud oppos, ~
extension of the Usage tlus. po-,,T
Attorney General Freezing I'M M
ng the announcement slII t1s'Is,
and Governor Robertson wouid A.
pose the extension for the r.,sN
that settlers purchased the syrfi,,
rights on much OF the Osaro ls,i
with the expectation that In, ~
and mineral rights would accrue "a
hem IN 1891.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER g. 1920

asserts. and warrant the inference
that there should be "A larger i'm
port of goods into the United states
az a result OF the extensive edits
granted foreign countries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

great clouds OF dense smoke went
dp. Farmers from as far as ten
miles In the country drove to Wag-
oncr to see what was causing the
s,uglp
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
DONATIONS ARE
LIBERAL In DRIVE
SALVATION ARMY
BEAT THREE HAS OVER SUB
SCRIBED IT'S FULL QUOTA BY
NEARLY SiOO-CAMPAIGN
WILL BE COMPLETED
THIS WEEK.

Greenwood and Bea5 Three have
gone over their quota Of $l400 in the
Salvation Army Drive and have con-
tributed 1,783,50, according to a
statement which was made this morn
ing by County Chairman W S. VAR
daman. Liberal response to this wor-
thy cause is being met with every
where, Mr.. Vardaman stated.
While complete returns have not yet
been received from other Beats and
while the drive will continue through
out the week. Mr. Vardaman stated
that practically $4,000, the county
quota, had been subscribed.
The campaign will be brought to a
close the last Of this week and the
results will be published.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
EATS ANYTHING
SET BEFORE HIM
Eight Years Trouble Gone and Feels
Fine Every Day Since Taking
Tanlac.

"Since | commenced taking Tanlac
all my troubles of eight years stand
ing have left me and | can do as big
a days work as any man." said J.
Curry, a well-known flagman on the
Key Route System who lives at SIT
West Eleventh St., Oakland, Cal.
81 had the worst sort of chronic in
Digestion continued Mr.. Curry. 81
could hardly retain thing on my sto-
mach and had spells of belching and
nausea almost every meal and bad
tste nj my mouth nearly all the time.
| was so badly constipated that | had
to take laxative nearly every day,
was traubled a lot with lumbago and
was so nervous that at night l would
roll and tumble from one side of the
bed to the other without getting near
enough sleep and when morning came
| would be so tird l simple had to drag
myself to work.
II began taking Tanlac and will say
right here it measures up to every
thing people say of it, for it has put
me back in as fine health as | ever
was. / eat anything set before me
without the slightest bad after effects
sleep like log every night and all
my other troubles are gone. | have
more life and energy about me than
1ave had in years and can't praise
Tanlac enough for it is the most de-
medicine | ever heard Of"
Tanlac is sold in Greenwood by lead
ng druggists. (Adv)
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
Third Week OF Court
Convened Here Today

Judge S. f. Davis convened the
third week of the civil term of Cir
cult Court here this morning at Ii
o'clock by empanelling the following
petit juries for the week:
Jury No.l--C.. H. Chatoney, ]. F.
Linebarger, W. P. Manscoe, G. w,
Chambless, j, T. Dean, Ragsdale Nc.
Neill, D. ], Young, W. V. Durham,
j, Q. Coppage, w. B. Oaks, W. G
Yerger, C, N, Franklin.
Jury No. 2-Terrell Wells, Ben T.
Terry, Gordon Mcintyre, c. A. West
on, 7. P. Price, Robt, Gardner, W. G.
Street, R. A. Warren, s.. H. Pearce.
B. H. Dunn, NJ. L. Aldridge, ]. r.
Rickles.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
VICINITY GETS
3.lO INCHES RAIN.
iazoo River Is Reported To Have
hlsen 7 Inches During Yesterday
and Last Night.

Another deluge visited Greenwood
ana vicinity last night, bringing the
payous and streams to flood stage and
greatly increasing the high tide Of the
already swollen rivers. The, precipi-
tation which visited Greenwood total.
ed $40 inches.
It is estimated that the Yazoo river
rose seven inches during yesterday
ana last night, according to Mr.. A.
]. Read.
Mr, .. F. Bledsoe, Jr., reports that
40 inches Of rain fell at Shellmound
during yesterday afternoon and sun
gay night and stated that the Talla-
natchle ,. river had risen approximately
* inches since yesterday morning.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
Death A. L. Bradley
At YazOO City, Miss

. Mr. A. L. Bradley, one of the best
beloved and popular citizens Of the
town died this morning about one o.
I clock, He had been in bad health for
several months, but his death was un-
expected at this time, as he was out
mingIing with friends and following
his business pursuits until just a few
days ago. He was about 81 years Of
aye and was one Of the most pro-
mneHt and successful life insurance
agents IN the country.
Mr. Bradley was well known
throughout the State and stood high
in insurance circles. He was q keen
business man, close observer Of cur
rent events and joval kind-heart-
ed man. His beloved wife passed a
way several years ago, and he is sur
viycd by one son, Mr.. A, l.. Bradley,
Jrn and three brothers. Funeral SER
vices were held this afternoon at the
Methodist Church, Rev. l.. Z. Afford
officiating.
To those who mourn the loss of this
splendid citizen The News extends
synpathy.-Yazoo City News, nth
inst.
Mr. Bradley had a host of friends in
Greenwood and throughout this sec
ton Of the State with whom the writ
er unites in extending sincere condo
lcnce to the grief stricken son and
brothers in this hour Of their great
bereavement "Curg' Bradley, as he
was famiharly called by his friends,
was one Of the most generous-h heart
ed and loyal men in the world, and in /
his death the State has lost one Of it's
most patriotic citizens.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
THE METHODIST
MEETING CLOSES
DIR. Shade Walker Preached Farewell
Sermon Last Night-Eighty One
Additions To Methodist Church

The revival which has been in prog,
ress for eighteen days at the Metho.
dist church, was brought to close
last night when DR.. Shade Walker
preached farewell sermon from the
text, "I'm not ashamed of the Gospel
of Christ" Despite the downpour Of
rain last night, a large crowd attend
ed the service.
Yesterday morning the church was
crowded and eighty one persons were
received into the Methodist Church,
81 by profession of faith and II by
letter Thirty one were baptized at
the yesterday morning service. Twen-
ty one, who went forward during the
meeting, will unite with the various
other churches of the city.
The Board of Stewards of the Meth
qdist Church passed a resolution yes
terday morning to give a public vote
Of thanks to DR.. Walker, and Mr.. and
Mrs, P M. Boyd for the services rem
dered This was done at the evening
service when all denominations joined
in extending appreciation by a stand
ing vote.
DR., r, A, Tucker, local pastor, than
ked the pastors and members of all
the Greenwood churches for their
hearty cooperation in the meeting.
DR.. Walker left this morning for
his home at Stanford, La. Mr.. P. NJ.
Boyd departed for Macon, Ca, where
he will lead singing in another meet
ing and Mrs. Boyd left for her home
At Tarpin Springs, Fla.
Circle No. 6 of the Methodist
;hurch, yesterday presented DR.. Wal
Ier with a handsome Bible. The pre-
'entation speech was graciously made
~ Miss Virginia Brister.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mr.. Bledsoe stated that this
would probably bring the river
the high stage of 1928 as il !
only fourteen inches below that I
Greenwood resembled a lake
the school house this morning q
the Parkway addition to the city.
school house yard was flooded ~
school was held during the day,'
ing to the high water.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
COMPLIMENTS MRS. HARTS-
HORN

Mrs G. b StOwell Of Mintcr CIT.
entertained n large number Of friends
Wednesday afternoon. honorng Mrs
Alfred Hartshorn Of Natchca, wht
has been visiting here for scvera
weeks and who leaves today for hen
home, The scene of tho pretty party
was the Elks Club which was beau
tifnlly decorated for the occasion.
Red roses used in great quantities,
transformed the reception room Of the
Club into a scene of beauty. Roses
were festooned about the walls and
great cmbankments of the crimson
blossoms were effectively used Mrs.
Sam Burkhalter, who looked lovely
in frock of lavender, met the
guests on the lower floor.
In the ball room the guests were
greeted by the hostess, who was at
tired in handsome dress Of white
and orange satin and wore large
picture hat of black. Next in line
was the honoree, Mrs, Hartshoru, who
wore beautiful gown of nile green
over pink net, embroidered in silver
lace and charming picture hat OF
white Mrs Heeb of Springfield, H.
exquisitely gowned in white orgauIy,
Mrs. Dave Jones of Schlatcr, who also
wore u dainty dress Of white, Mrs II
l., Walton of Sunnysidp, in an eiabUr-
ate black beaded gown and Mrs l.. l..
Dawson in a handsome black and
white satin dress, formed the receiy.
ing line. .
In the center Of the ball room was a
bower Of pink Dorothy Perkins roses.
beautifully arranged and where punch
was served by Misses Dorothy Oar
rington and HOrtense Stoner Miss
Darlington wore a dainty frock Of
white and Miss Stoncr was dressed IN
pretty dress Of orchid gcorgctte over
satin.
Mrs. Sam Coleman, ST. received
the prize for the highest score, which
was a handsome silver candlestick
with pink and green shades. The
consolation prize, two crystal bud va
ses, went to Mrs. Fox Swift. Mrs.
Alfred Stoner, the honored guest, was {
presented with beautiful pink and !
green japanese candy box, filled with ]
rose mints. !
The refreshments were delicious !
and were cleverly carried out in the y
pink and green color scheme. The
ces were served in green and pink J.
miniature flower pots, The ices were
'overed with sweet chocolate aud in q
he center was pink Dorothy Per K
Tins rose, which represented a bloom
ng plant, 81
Misses Mary Blanche Ellington, A
Jlaire Broadway, Lucille Fcrgeson e'
md Louise Crull, in lovely summer 81
rock or ordandie, served the refresh. p
nents n
During the afternoon MIR. Bob And. 81
'rson, furnished delightful music.
The function was a most charming Il
'ffair and As guests were in attend. Il
nce. IL
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
ENTERTAIN WITH DINING

DR., and Mrs, G. N. D. Campbell en-.
tertained with n splendid dining yes.
terday, complimentary to their friend,
Ex-senator J, X. Vardaman, Of Jack
son--the following invited guests be-
ing present to enjoy the delightful
occasion: Mr., NJ. f. Wainwright, Mr..
5. F, Jones, DR. S. L. Bristcr and Sher-
itf W. s. Vardaman.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

STRAYED from May Day planta-
tion, One Dark Bay Mare, small, 4
years old. Was last seen April 18th.
Reward for recovery. Notify B. F.
Meeks, Morgon City, Miss.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
SHOWER FoR RRIDE.TO.BE.

A most charming affair in honor o.
Miss Ruth Fox, whose marriage t
Mr. Hannis Stoddard will occur early
in June, was the kitchen shower giVer
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. L. Gil
Iespie in the home of her daughter
Mrs. Sumter Gillespie on the SoutE
Boulevard.
The house was attractiyely decorat,
ed in clusters of lovely roses, the col
or scheme Of pink and white prevail
ing The hostesses and honoree were
assisted in receiving by four charming
maids and matrons, Mrs. Sam Mont
gomery, Mrs. Guy Hall, Mrs. Billy
Wiggins and Miss Minna Fox, sister
Of the bride-to-be.
Mrs. Albert Marx and Miss Adele
Marx graciously presided at the punch
bowl
The interesting feature Of the after
noon was the entrance, Of an import
ant express messenger, Master Ger
aid Montgomery with his wagon load
OF attractive and useful gifts, each
an original rhyme Of ad-
vice and good wishes for the pros
pective bride and groom, who are
among the city's most popular young
people and whose approaching we'd
ling is being anticipated with more
han unusual interest
An especially appreciative gift was
he recipe book presented by Mr. j.
:. Gillespie in which the guests were
permitted to write their choicest CON
ributions TO culinary artistry.
About twenty five guests enjoyed
he hospitality of Mrs Gillespie.
A delicious salad course was served
ate in the afternoon.
Il q
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

MIR. Arthur Jack was painfull9
Iured Friday, when his gun was
dentally discharged and he was
IN the right hand. Mr.. Jack wasl
ting in boat in overflow water
Wiles northeast Greenwood, wbsa|
eident occurred. He is Getting
nicely and was able to leave ths
pital yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mr., and Mrs. Harry W. Hagan left
Sunday for New York and Atlantic
City to attend the Claim Agents Con-
vcntion in Atlantic City, May 1920
and 21st.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
SHOWER FOR BRIDE. ELECT


Mrs. Jesse Haley, Jr, and Mrs. W
A. Topp of Itta Bena, have issued in.
vltatlons to miscellaneous shower
to be given in honor of Miss Love,
whose wedding to MIR. Paul Townsend
will take place in the near future.
The function will be given Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Haley.
-
Mrs A, Nee. Kimbrough left this
morning for her Gulfcoast home,
where she will spend several days,
Mrs. Kimbrough is an honorary mem
Der Of the Mississippi Press Associa-
ton and will attend Thursdays ses-
sion at Gulfport, and by our request
will also represent The Daily Com
monwealth.
Mrs. Calhoon Wilson left today for
Lexington for a visit with Mrs. G. A.
Wilson, Sr.
s*s& 80
Mrs. George Beck has gone to
Starkville for a visit with her sister,
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mrs. Compton and Mrs. McInnis of
Phillip, were shopping visitors I'M
Greenwood yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

.1 .l
From GreenviIlo thew will make . trim
to CHICAGO and Ruffolo
aea4&a
Mrs A. II. Gray has arrived in
Greenwood from Marks and is the
guest Of Mrs. o. i Hcrndon,
" =
Mrs Raw Rro,vp loft for Eo,oct
La, where she will visit her parents
for week.
Aan
The Wahabi Patrol and Band pass
ed through Greenwood this morning
enroute to jackson, after visiting
Helena, where thew mt on docrnoI
whrl.
~ 49,"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Dorman have re-
turned home from a trip to Atlanta
Citv and othar nointe
"*** **@
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reese were here
from Itta Bena a few hours yester-
day.
**@**s
Mr. and Mrs p Malone rot,,,.,,
ed home yesterday from Louisville
Ky, where they have been for the
past week.
#***
Mrs. b. L. Gooch of North Carroll
ton was VISITING IN Croorwood +olo,,
%+** *&e
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dantone of Nat
chez, are visiting their cousin. Mr..
md Mrs Frank Giardina in Green
wood,
*#&.Aa
Mr.. Calhoon Wilson will leave this !
lfternoon for Washington where bc
roes to transact business
sass.
Mrs, G. D. Kirbv and children and ]
Mrs. II, W. Gideon and children left '
yesterday for the Mississinpi cosot I
where thew will ioir Mr. K;rbv who ]
an cu,da,
@***&*
Mrs. S. l.. Gwin will entertain n
lumber of vounq neonle ton;gbt ir1 6
,opor of aT;n. p,,tL n i M, :
Iannis Stoddard whose ,yeddirc will I
ccur on June 3rd
&***** n
Mrs. f. M Aldridgo is in 81 los v
; taking treatment. She was accom-.
,anied by her daughter, Mrs Nav AL IL
ridge. t
*s**#*
Nrs n 7 K;o,r.L ,,u -
ain a number of friends at bridpo an t
'riday afternoon. \
t***s
Mrs. II. Thalheimer and Mrs Hal
ert Strapss of Pine Ruff All, ano h
he guests Of Mrs. ]. Kantor and a
Irs. F. Goodman
eat***
Miss Elizabeth PATTY is exnactod 70 q,
,turu home TODAY FROM, Pollirn Torl W
H. ,,,l,
%*+@*4
Mr.. R. f. Bruce occomnsnied his b
ater, Mrs. W. ", Brown T"'I'on home to to vi
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mr., J. c. Douglass, Of Den]
Ark, spent Thursday in the
with the family Of his sister-Ia1
Mrs. H. B. Dixon.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
BRIDGE LUNCHEON.

Mrs. S. L. Gwin will entertain a
large number of friends with a bridge
luncheon Tuesday at o'clock at
Gwin-Home. The function is given
to honor her guests, Mrs. Lucian
Gwin and Mrs, Tom X. Green of Nat
chez and Mrs. Clement French of
MaysvilIe, Ky.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mrs Carrie McConnico and Mrs,
Jimmy Colmery spent the week end
with friends and relatives in Walden.
4 # n
Miss Roberta Gaines, who has been
holding a position with the Delta In
surance Agency, left yesterday for
Frankfort, KY, where she has accept
ed position with a lumber concern.
- $3.50
Miss Iva Brewer Of jackson, spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs.
Vira Beaman in Greenwood,
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
Colds eau.

AAAHVE BR0h
euse. There d
! " - sc :,
| Hon. W. s.
\ few days
\ Biloxi, 10,
|erests. He
|he children
|ery gratifyil
Food friends.
/ Nessrs. S.
Bahders wer,
vest
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
ORGANIZE GLEE CLUB.

A GIee Club was organized Sunday
afternoon by the members of the Wo-
mans Club of Greenwood. Twelve
members were enrolled. Miss Jane
Casey is director of the music and
Miss Gladys Bacon, pianist. All those
who are members of the club and who
sing, are requested to attend these
Sunday Afternoon gatherings, where re-
freshments are served and social good
time is had,
#*% 80
Mrs. M, N. Parrish has returned
from a visit to the family of her son,
Mr.. Barry Parrish at Charleston.
a* *&*%
Mr. James Money has returned
home from Christian Brothers College
at Memphis.
#* 80
Mrs. s. p, McRae of Jackson, is the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Quinn in Green
wood.
a *A& y
Mrs. Walter Witty and Mrs. A. MI
of Wniona, were shopping
in Greenwood yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mr., and Mrs. Ray Stovall of Green
vile, who have enjoyed pleasant
visit with Mrs. Carr in North Green
wood, returned to their home Sunday.
From Greenville they will make trip
to Chicago and Buffalo.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
kEA-SHORT WEDDING

Miss Elise Kea and Mr.. Frank J..
Short were united in marriage this
morning at the home of Mrs. F. M.
kea in North Greenwood. The cere-
mony was performed by DR.. R. A.
fucker, pastor of the Methodist
Church. The young couple left for a
trip East, Immediately after the cere-
mony. Mr.. Short holds a position
with the American Express Co. After
their return they will reside at S0S
Henry Street.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
Charter No. 1916 Reserve Ds,,; &
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE asi
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GREENWOa
AT GREENWOOD IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Vv
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MAY 4th 1920
Charter No. 1916.
RESOURCES.

O. Oyerdrafts, secured S36,97416 unsecured S2116l9
5. U. S.Goyernment securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds
par yalue) ...-. $50 0O0. 90
Owned and unpledged 62 1896 90
Total IT, s. Government securities ....-..
6. Other bonds securities, ETC.:
b Bonds( other than u S. bonds) pledged to
postal savings deposits .-.--.......S 3370O0O
Bonds and securities (otber than U. S.
ities) pledged as collateral for State other
deposits postal excluded) bills payabe) I438l356
Securities other than U. S. bonds, (no in
Guiding stocks), owned and unpedged.... 209,l3547
Total bonds, securities, etc, other than IT, S.
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 50 per Subscription
.. Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered
IL. Real estate owned other than banking house -
IL. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank -
a. Cash in vault and net amounts due from national bnaks
5 Net amounts due from banks bankers and companies
in the United States (other than included Items 12
10 or Ia
H. Checks other banks in the city as report
ing bank (other than Item 16)
Total of Items 13, A. Is, 16, and S237 129 90
H. Checks banks located outside of city of report
ing bank and other cash items
49, Redemption fund with IT, s. Treasurer and from u
iieasuier --'"--.'.-"""..-. .-.--.---.-......
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
freenWC|
I. To 4

The many
hrner and
| glad to kn
lccessfully
ons for EN-
avail Acadei
'eted a pre-
'arion Milit
"a. They
VI
lysical exar
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mrs, k. L, Gray, of Winona, spent
the week end in Greenwood as the
guest of Mrs, j. H, Mitchell on Strong
Avenue.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19

Mrs. Eugene Muslin Of Minta
arrived in Greenwood YESTERDAY
the guest Of Mrs. o. L. Hernds