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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-20
DEATH OF MRS. A. r. PRICE.

On Tuesday, August 10, 1920, at
II O'Clock, death visited the home
Of A. r. Price and called to the
world beyond the wife and mother
of that home. She was before mar
riege Miss Rena Remlcy, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Remley,
near kciifcr. She had been in bad
health for more than year.
Mrs. Price bore her suffering
without murmur and was fully
resigned to tue will of her Maker,
saying TO the writer that she was
ready TO go and was not afraid to
die. Oh blessed thought!
She leaves to mourn her depart
urc Il husband and six children
five boys and one little girl. Mrs.
Price was devoted Christian and
had been a member of the Beaver
Creek Baptist Church for twenty
years and was a faithful wife and
loving mother. Her age was ~
years and besides her husband and
children she leaves father, mother
four brothers and two sisters, all
OF the Beaver Greek community.
The funeral service was con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. G. w.
Adams. after which she was laid
to rest in the cemetery at Clinton
vile to await the resurrection morn.
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S. Army, is here with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Z. S. Moomau.
G. G.. Dickinson, of Maiden,
spent Sunday with his wife here
who is spending Il while with Miss
Jennie Price.
Mrs. Dora Biggs is back from Col
umbia University.
Miss Harvey, of Huntington. is
spending while with friends in
Greenbrier.
Marion Stratton, his sister, Miss
Carrie, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Handley left yesterday morning in
John ID. Pugh's car for Baltimore.
They will return by rail. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pugh returned earlier in the
week on account of the rcappear-
ancc of an eye trouble from which
Mr.. Push had recently suffered.
Mrs. Rose Mathews has joined
her daughter, Miss Mary Eliza, at
"Thc Pines" for stay of several
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank G.. Brown,
of Charleston. returning from trip
North, stopped over to spend a
few days with his sister, Mrs. II. Z.
l.. Wood.
Miss Myrtle Bell, who had been
at home here returned TO Columbus,
Ohio yesterday. :,
Miss Margaret Price has re-
turned to her home at Marlinton,
after visit here with her cousin,
Miss Polly Sydenstricker.
Mrs. Rocmcr Winkler, of Charles
ton &c tha u1nSf nf hnr cictar.
w. r. Burdettc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o Handley
have gone to the State of Washing
ton ii visit their son, Loeb.
Attorney and Mrs. Ross A. Watts
and daughter are here from Fair
mont visiting his mother, Mrs.
NJ. S. Watts, and his brothers and
sister.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Hon. A. E. Huddlestun, Hon. Joe
Thurmond and DR.. G. F. McClintic
weresthe only Greenbrier Delegates
in the Democratic State Convention
last Saturday. Greenbrier had The
smallest delegation of any county
in the State, and all were unanimous
in the opinion that Greenbrier Dem
ocrats must wake up. The Con-
vention was enthusiastic, and
victory in November was the ex-
pectation in its every act and Ut
terance. Mr.. Thurmond was made
Elector from this, the 9th district,
Governor Cox delivered force
full and clear-cut address before
the Convention, and spoke 10 3d.
0O0 on the river front Saturday.
Miss Polly Sydenstricker, of
Lewisburg, is the guest of Misses
Agnes and Margaret Price.-Tin,es.
William Hanna, Of Frankford,
is spendi ing few days with his
sister, Mrs. Forrest Malcomb, lat
Marlinton.
Hon. and Mrs. Vim. r. Thomp-
son, of Huntington, and their son,
spent last Friday night in Union.
They were travelling in their car
to Culpeper, Va, where Mr.. Thomp-
son has bought farm for his son.
Monroe Waterman.
This. l.. Livcsay, of Ronceverte,
was in Union last Saturday night
in the interest of The Moose Order
a great and tremendously growing
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r Martin are
this week moving to their new
home near Anderson. Their friends
on this side the Knobs regret to
DR.. and Mrs. w. y. Palmetto,
CT Florida. were visiting at the
homes of w. A., and II. p. Hamil-
ton at Fleetwood last week
James a. Lowe, of Scarbro, Fay
dtic county, who is confined 10
his house continues to improve.
Mrs. NJ. +. McClintic, of Frank
ford. accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Rachel McClintic,
left on the 18th for Baltimore to
buy millinery stock.
Mr.. J. w. Wilson, with his bride
of Providence, r. J., is visiting his
mother, Mrs. A. J. Wilson.
Mrs. VIM. Grow returned last
week from Morgantown, where
she had been visiting her son, w.
p. Grow, and family. Mr.. Grow met
her at Durbin.
Mrs. Hattie Mccoy is back at
her position in T.. l.. Bells store.
Lieut.. Sam'l A. Gilrner, now with
the Luten Bridge Co., is here visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Henry
Gilmer.
Prof. II. G.. Humphreys writes
RENTING subscription and saying
that he will not return to The Con-
cord Normal for the coming scs-
sion but will be in Columbia Uni
versity, New York.
Miss Helen Yates, who had
been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Margaret S. Yates. al Williams
burg, returned Saturday to Rich
moEd, Va, where she teaches in
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RED CROSS FILMS TO, BE SHOWN

RED CROSS FILMS TO, BE SHOWN
Beginning with Saturday, Aug,
21st, reel of Red Cross motion
pictures will he shown each Sat
urday at the Princess Theater, of
which Mr.. l.. NJ. Grow is the Man
ager. Many people are under
the impression that Red Cross
films deal entirely with war ac-
tivities OF this organization. This
is not the case. The new films
being released by the Red Cross
are of type which will appeal to
any audience. They have been
carefully selected and prepared
with the end in view Of producing
pictures for which there will be
Il continuous demand.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Pace,
hIdScway, Va, announce The en-
gasrlncrt of their daughter, Miss
naHSlc, TO Mr.. Gilmcr Preston Bob
DILL Of Cressmont, Kentucky. The
marriage will take place in the early
,aiI. MIR. Bobbitt is a son of Mr.. and
NrS. +. p. Bobbitt, of this county,
ana is well known in Greenbrier.
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The Renick High School will be-
gin SEPTEMBER 7, 1920. Instruction
in three years of High School work
will be offered. English, Mathemat-
les, History, Foreign Language,
Science Courses, etc, will be given
by a competent Faculty.. Fully
equipped chemistry laboratory and
enlarged library are among the
schools advantages &-20-3t
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KILLED BY PASSENGER TRAIN

i
George Summons, police officer
ar Ronceverte, was killed at AL
derson Sunday morning by passen-
ger train No. 4. He had come to
Anderson on No. 43 to visit a rela-
tive below that place, and after
leaving the train started 10 walk
going several hundred yards, No.
3 following No. 43, came along and
MIR. Sammons then stepping upon
the east bound track, at the same
time watching, as he walked along,
the passing train. This and the
noise prevented him seeing No. 4,
though the engineer blew the
whistle several times. He was
struck by the latter train and in
stantly killed. Mr.. Summons was
about so years of age, and never
married. The remains were
brought to his old home near Lew
isburg for burial.
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THE GYPSY ROVER"


a musical comedy will be pre-
sented in the High School Audi
forum, at Williamsburg, Monday,
August 80, 1920, at $3.50 p. NJ.
Proceeds for benefit of the Dis
trict Monument Fund.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Meg-(Bobs foster mother) an
old gypsy woman, Mrs. Floyd Hand
ley.
Msrro-Mcgs husband, OrvilIe
Nicely.
Zara--A belle in the gypsy
camp, Miss Mary Livesay.
Sinfo-Gypsy lad in love with
lara, Jesse Bobbitt.
,Rob-"The Gypsy Rover" Rev.
Willy.
Sir Geo. MATHEMATICIAN Eng
fish gentleman, Cecil Nicely.
Lady 'Constance-Sir Georges
daughter, Miss Merriam GRAPHICAL.
Nina-Sir Georges second daugh-
Ter, Miss Cornelia Marshall. :
Capt. Jerome-Captain in Eng
lish Army, Rem Knight.
Sir Toby Lyon-Society butter-
n.y. liSi man
fredericksburg Publisher in
London, Fred McClung..
Chorus Girls: Misses Cassie
Medley, frankie and Christine Nc
Chung, Ruth and Grace GRAPHICAL,
Florence and Elizabeth Knight,
Grave Mccoy, Izetta Hanson, Ger
aldinc Clowser, Grace Mauzy and
Ina Bobbitt.
FAIRIES Little Misses Alice Kes-
sler, Mary Ethel Wyatt, Alletha
Carr, Jessie Clowser, Annie Jane
Handley, Mildred McClung.
Nymps: Levi Nicely, Carroll and
David Lee Clowser.
Pianoist-Miss Matte &. Hinkle.
FROM FRANKFORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Arehari
gave most delightful picnic, re-
Gently at Anthony, in honor of
their neices, Miss Cecil Arehart, OF
Greenville, Va, and Miss Aline
Bowers, Of Stanton.
The protracted meeting at the
NJ. +. Church is getting along nice
ly with the Rev. Mr.. SponaugIe as
the evangelist.
Mrs. I. Fl. Wick and little son
have returned from visit with
kin in Virginia.
The Epworth League with the
Christian Endcavor as their guest
spent pleasant day at Organ Cave
recently exploring the beautiful
cavernS of that historical spot
vcycd the eighty or more merry
makers.
Miss Elizabeth Legg, of the Fair
view community, was pleasant
guest Of friends and relatives here
last week.
Miss Gross has returned to Fay
etteville after an extended visit
with her friend Miss Edith Kincaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter
motored down from Weston and
will spend a while with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Legg enter
tanned number of their young
friends few nights ago with a
Tackey Party in honor of their
sister, Miss Elizabeth Leg.
Miss Annie Hanna, who was op-
Grated on recently at the Marlinton
General Hospital, is getting along
nicely. Miss Nellie McLaughlin,
who underwent similar operation
at the Hinton Hospital, came home
Sunday.
Miss Clara Fisher entertained a
number of her friends with crouuet
and rock few nights ago.
Mrs. John a. Tyree, of Ava,
OKLA, is spending a while with her
mother, Mrs. Cassie Gillian.
Mrs. Goad and children have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Squires.
Miss Elizabeth Tyrcc and friend,
MISS GARRISON, are visiting Miss
Tyrce's kin in this community.
Mr.. and Mr.. Baldwin are visiting
Mrs. BIS" mother, Mrs. Higginboth-
am.
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OUR READERS WILL PLEASE
OBSERVE.

When the date opposite your
name reads as follows:
John Jones aug-20
Means that your subscription cx-
pires August 1st, 1920. All SUBJ
scriptions are due on the first day
of the month opposite your name.
The figures after the month mean
an abbreviation of the year (thc
last two figures Of the year,.
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THE ESSEX DID IT.
Detroit, Michigan,

\, ,,,, Aug. IL, 1J2O.
NcWhorter Brothers,
Lewisburg, w. Va. '''.''
Essex goes from San Francisco
~ New York in four days, fourteen
hours forty-three minutes. Low
IRIS n best previous record by twelve
hours, forty-cight minutes. Essex
goes from New York to San Fran
,,Hco IN four days, nineteen hours,
'Eenteen minutes. Lowers best
Lp'cV'olls record by twenty-five
,"urS' thirteen minutes. Essex now
"oids Transcontinental Record
both ways.
ESSEN MOTORS.
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Mrs. w. c. Bryant writes that a
big-hearted soldier had handed her
Ten dollars on the fund for the sold
iers monument at Williamsburg to
be unveiled before very long. She
had placed the money to the credit
of the monument fund in the Bank
of williamsburg. -
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For .SALE.-Well located resi-
dence property, on east Main
street, Lewisburg. Large lot, house
has eight rooms, two large halls,
bath and two cellars. See or write
Mrs. E. l.. WARREN, Lewisburg, w.
Va. S-2O-3t
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A Chicago man named He'll last
week had his name made Hall.
One reason for tho change was
that he had daughter name.l
Mary, who more often was called
Merry Hell.
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MIR. c. II. Hagan, of Huntington,
w. Va, and Miss Mary Wonac,
daughter Of VIM. W.Womack, of
Rupert. this county were united in
marriage at the Lewisburg Hotel
on Saturday morning last, Rev. w.
H. Du Bose officiating.
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r;UDr. John d. McCorkle. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, W.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday OF each
month from nine to Eve o'clock,
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H. B. Doss has moved into his
new office in the Thos. H. Pare
building, Main Street, and is now
ready to give the public irst-class
service in cars TO hire. He has
careful, competent drivers, who
will answer calls day or night. You
can reach him on Phone No. 22O.
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The GREENBRIER COUNTY WOMAA'S
ASSOCIATION,

The regular monthly meeting Of
The Greenbrier County Woman's
association will be held at the
Community House on Tuesday,
9th, at ! p. NJ.
Rcnewal:-Miss Bessie Echols.
Contributors Mrs. Henry A.
Mathews. q bed spreads)
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A BARGAIN. One new 3 1-2 II. p.
kcrocinc Engine at governor con-
lrol!ed throttle. A bargain. ''Scc us
about it," Campbell Hardware Co.
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Mrs. r.. N. Groves sent Mr.. Editor
yesterday few of the largest, most
delicious amber colored plums he
has ever tasted. She will accept
his thanks. Such evidences of
kind remembrance are always
fully appreciated by him.
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TUNE YoUR PIANO. w. H. Fisher,
piano tuner and player mechanic,
will be at Lewisburg Seminary
several days beginning Aug, 23rd.
If you want your piano tuned or
repaired telephone the Seminary
Office
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The Jubilee Year Exercises in
celebration Of the 10th anniver-
sary of the establishment of Mount
Tabor, the first colored Baptist
Church here, is now exciting much
interest among the colorcd people.
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SUPPER.

The Ladies Aid will give a sup
per at Carroll Hill, Saturday, Aug,
81. uomorrow) Let all go. enjoy
good time, and help good cause
along.
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WANrED.-Ioung married man
TO milk about 20 COWS. Must bc
rcod to COWS, and clean. Apply
his OFFICE. 1921
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FoR SALE.-Ford roadster. Good
condition. Apply G.. J. Smith,
LcwisburS, w. Va.
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FoR SALE.-One Avery SIG tract
or. In good condition. Cheap. J.
u. Arbuckle, MaXwelton, w. Va. To-
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Fox SALE.-Good as new white
reed baby carriage. Address p. o..
pox 342. Lewisburg, w. Va.
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WANTED.-To buy five tirst-class
milch COWS, TO be fresh about Oct.
Isl II. b. MOORE, Lewisburg.
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Cars for Hire, Night or Day. H.
r ID. Phone 220, Lewisburg, w. Va.
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Mrs. &. w. Bordner, of Illinois,
!, here the guest of Mrs. u. u. Lilly.
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:, FOR SALE.-Registercd Delaine
H''rino Rams. Write or come. JOS.
D. Clay, Anderson, w. Va. 2O-2t
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SUBSCRIPTION RATE.
One year $3.50 Six months 75ci
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Greenbrier County
Shorthorn Show and
Sale.
The Show.

The Fourth Annual Show of the Greenbrier Shortbo,n
Cattle Breeders Association will be held on
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1920.
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The SALE.

s. head Of Registered shorthom Cattle including 10
Boys Club Heers, will be sold -
IS head--t u Bulls,
"a Females
Auctoneer: J. J. Yerian, of London Ohio
Why West to buy Shorthorns when you can buv bet
ter cattle at more reasonable prices nearer homep
For sale catalogue and any additional information write
or see ROSS H. TUCkWLLER, Secy,
Lewsburg, W. Va.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST goth, 1920.
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at the Ff1NN OF WM E. P7LES, the Gen. Watts FarmO
between Leisburg and Ronceverte Passenaers on the
4 q a. hallway leave train at Ronceverte, w. Va Take
FARM '
The judging of the different Classes will begin at 10
following Classes ~ "
Class Bull. yrs old or over
Bull, yrs old and under g.
Senior yearing Bull
Junior yearing Bull
Senior Bull Calf
Junior Bull Calf.
J Cow, yrs old or over
Cow or Heer, yrs old and under g.
Senior yearing Heer.
10 Junior yearling Heifer
u Senior Heifer Calf
u Junior Heifer Calf
The Prizes be awarded in each of the above Caee
First Prize, $40.
pr;z.
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ne American Shorthorn Breeders Assn offers SIS for
the Grand Champion Bull and the Creenbrier Ass oaa
SD tor the Grand Champion Female and SO for the re.
serve Champion Female. viz ~
can Shorhorn Breeders Assn ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
@. O. Z. naYc Grcai Opcninp.

Many from Holt county were IN ST.
Joseph, Monday, To hear Mrs. Robin
son, sister Of the late Theodore Roose-
welt, and Gov. Willis, of Ohio. Mrs.
Robinson spoke at the Lyceum Theatre
In the afternoon 10 full house, COM
posed mostly of the women voters, and
all who heard her say she certainly
delivered u great, typical Roosevelt ad-
dress. In the evening ut the Audi
forum, Mrs, Roosevelt made another
short address, which was followed by
Gov. Willis address. He is recognized
ms one Oh the truly great men Of oui
country today, is a candidate for the
u. s. Senate from Ohio, and from tn,
many comments we nave heard, every,
body certainly enjoyed his discussion
Of the League Of Nations, etc.
The meetings were presided over BY
Chas. l.. Faust, Republican candidat,
for congress, and he made short adj
dress. by the way, We would be mos
grateful 10 see Faust elected 10 Con
gress, us we feel that he is the bcs
timber that either party has put III
In many years, and his election is pre-
dicted by his close friends.
Another big feature Of the opening
meeting, was the big parade in tn,
evening.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Presbyterian Notes.
Program for next Sunday, Oct. 3

Program for next Sunday, Oct 3;
Sunday School begins at 9:45
o'clock. Harvey Evans, Superinten-
dent. Lesson: Birth and Childhood OF
Jesus" Matt. l-2l. There were 81
present last last Sunday.
Preaching by the pastor at II
o'clock. The young people and all, are
urged TO remain over from Sunday
School TO the morning service, as we
will have the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper, Immediately after the
sermon. We would like to see every
one present next Sunday morning.
Let us pray that this occasion may
be blessed means of grace for all OF
us. II will surely be, II we come in
the right attitude.
Our Young Peoples Society meets
at o'clock. Leader, Dorothy Bunker
Topic: sour Church Privileges and
Obligations" (Consecration Meet.
ing.) There were q out last Sunday
The meeting was an inspiration to all
present. The young people took part
as never before. Our Brother Cum
ningham told us some Missionary ex-
periences, in his inimitsble way. Let
us all pull for the Society.
Preaching service at 500 o'clock.
There was splendid audience al
service last Sunday morning Several
| who have been away for the summer
have returned. Let US all put oui
shoulder to the wheel, aAd give church
WORK such an impetus - hshas nsve'
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Community Notes.

The Community Singing on Monday
night was enjoyed by a jolly good
crowd. Our best singers are taking
hold enthusiastically. The male voices
are slightly in the ma iorty, but we
hope TO have that remedied at the next
meeting. Mrs. Murphy is an interest
ing and effective leader. She lays
special stress on proper time and
phrasing, and the result is good.
The singers will meet again next
Monday night, October ith. The reg
ular night would have been October
nth, but the first number Of the Ly-
ceum course is scheduled for that date.
The members voted to have the neat
singing the coming Monday, rather
than put IL off three weeks.
Remember the date and everybody
come, especially the men.
The Woodville Community Club has
invited Oregon to join them in their
Community Fair at Oregon, October 8
and .. so lets all get behind and boost
The Fair Is under the auspices Of
the Farm Bureau, but the committee
has asked US to especially announce
that any one may exhibit, whether a
member Of the Farm Bureau, or Of
either Community Club, or not. IL Is
open TO every one.
The exhibits planned are almost too
comprehensive 10 set out here. Miss
MAY Long, the Home Demonstration
Agent, will give exhibits along the
lines Of her work for the coming win
ter, namely. hot school lunches, a pure
milk campaign, and diet for school
children. These exhibits will be very
complete. Miss Nellie Milne, Of the
White school district, will assist her
with the hot school lunch exhibit, and
the children Of that school will put on
a little play in connection with Il.
The Red Cross, through Miss
Strobel, the county nurse, will have an
EXHIBIT on Child Welfare work. the
principal feature Of which is Better
Babies contest. A prize will be given
for the best baby judged from n ply
steal STANDPOINT.
The two Camp Fire Girls organiza
tons, Of Oregon, will exhibit thcil
handcraft being displayed in tcpces.
The work Of the school children vii
be shown in a special exhibit by thu
teachers OF the schools Of the county
The boys and girls clubs are eX
pected To have a special exhibit o
poultry and will demonstrate the judg
ing Of poultry.
Mrs. Nelson holland will be in charg
of the general poultry exhibit. Mrs
holland is ut the head Of the poultr,
department Of the Farm Bureau worl
Of the county, ana is becoming know
all over the state ~ a poultry expert
The ncellcwork exhibit will be Il
charge Of committee Of Oregon Ia
dies. This Is not merely fancy wor
exhibit. but will include plain sewing
Displays Of remodelcd garments, an
patching and darning on hose an
table linens are especially solicited.
Displays Of fruit, vegetables, grains
etc, will also be shown.
Speakers are arranged for each al
tcrnoon and possibly Ior one evening
and We suggest that the bushes
houses close during the speaking eac
B dsy, 80 that the merchants may attcn
Now everybody plan for "A holida
Friday and Saturday, October Sth ar
9TH, and II you have anything to e.
hbit be sure and bring IL In.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Remember Your Dead,

Those persons having loved ones
sleeping over in the silent city, are
earnestly requested to send in their
$1.00 to the Mum society, In order
that they may have the necessary
funds to continue their work in keep
ing the cemetery most beautiful. Their
work is purely labor Of love, but II
takes money to have this work done
and kept up, and the society hopes fol-
q prompt response from those who
have thus far neglected to make their
remittance, and thus show their love
for those who have been called to the
other shore.
Send your dollar to Mrs. Samuel
Davidson.