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that the attorney general is inves,i-
eating"
At which Brick Hogan never even
nickers an eyelash. "Oh, that" saws
he. Gave you to understand was
mixed up in the deal, did he? Nothing
very new about that. son. I'm the
district leader and. of course, they try
to tag me with it. Just politics, young
man" And Brick shrugs his shoul-
ders careless.
But he as good as told me-" goes
on Wary. that you were almost GER
tain to be indicted for bribery within
the next forty eight hours"
Naturally" says Brick. This is a
hold-over grand jury. It's the oppo-
sition taking a final kick at me. Only
the boot is never going to laAt"
Father seemed sure II would" in
sists Wary. He'd just had some
direct news. 1t seems that one of
your strikers got rather badly scared
when deputy served him with a
summons; trotted right down to the
district attorneys Office, in fact, and
turned states evidence"
En-" says Brick. them bushy eve
brows OF his humpin' up. "You didn't
hear who that was, did your?
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van and a new hearse. while Mrs
Hogan has taken to drapin' herself in
pearl ropes and Is threatenin' to crash
into society.
AS for Alicia, she don't seem to give
a hoot whether she gets in or not.
Some girl, TIL say. And how she has
come along these last few years. Why.
when I first got to know Brick she
was just long-legged slip of a young
miss strugglin' through high school
and chummin' with Rosie Salvatore,
the Dago cobbler's daughter, and
Mamie Muller. who was cashier in her
fathers grocery store.
Had a habit OF carryin' her chin we'll
up even then. although her daddy was
down and out and most of The Rock
hurst young ladies looked the other
way when she passed by. But now,
after studyin' music In Boston FOR a
couple of years. and havin' won the
ladies' singles tennis cup at Agawam-
pus, she's quite different party. She's
tall and straight and graceful, and
them black eyes of hers are some
brilliant. Don't seem to make much
difference what she wears, from
ridln' costume to a bill cross. she's
a star. AMI you can't blame Wary
Evening star., 1920-02-22

mally,' says he. "And I'd like to.
Tits about Alicia"
Oh-h-h!' says I. droppin' NV left
eyelld KNOWN. II see"
Ia heard Sadie and Mrs. Purdy
fell and some of the others chatterin,
about this affair of Warry's with
A'cla Hogan. but / hadn't got much
eSeited over 1t. In fact, hadn't taken
h'uch stock In their gossip. But now
mas to smother chuckle. This
would be kind of a rich mix-up IL it
was So, Brick Hogans daughter and
the son and heir of the Hon. Hiram
h'NoE! Well, we'll! For the Hon. Hi.
mad been chairman of the Citizens
League that had put Brick Hogan out
or business as political boss of the
district four or five years back. Came
very near gettin' the goods on Brick.
too and sendin' him up the river.
They hadn't though. Not quite. And
only last November Brick had come
BACK after several lean years when he
couldn't name so much as a school
)anitor or pull out street openin
contract. He'd come back strong
though. and now II you want to pull
on any kind of enterprise in this
sector, from startin' new movie
mouse to loadin' the trolley ridin pub
lie with eight-cent fares, you gotta
see Brick first.
Must be more or less profitable.
nossln district like this. for Brick
has bought and moved into near
Moorish stucco palace on the Post
road. drives around in shiny lin
CUISINE that's cross between a movin'
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young Mr. Bixby is" breaks nBrick
Let's see. you've been running
around with Alicia some. haven,
your"
Wary pinks up under that and
shufhes his feet nervous, but, he gets
grip on himself and looks Brick
straight between the eyes
ITS gone further than that AIr.
Hogan" says he. II have asked
Alicia to marry me-"
The blazes you have" says Brick.
He let's it out sort OF crisp and gruff,
but can tell by the way his mouth
corners soften up that 1t amt the
most UNIV elcome news he could hear.
well, had any luck?"
THE best l could wish for. sir,
says Wary.
"Hah.'' says Brick, turnin' a chuc-
kle Into grunt. what about the
folks at home? Talked 1t over with
them, have you?" }.
Wary mods. That's why I'm here"
says he. .t
II don't get YOU" says Brick.
They're not enthusiastic? That it?"
Another nod from Wary. "Espe-
cially father" says he. II may as
we'll acknowledge. Mr.. Hogan, that
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Continued on Fifth Pass.)
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THoRNsuRY .eRANHAM.

Miss .'Dollie" Thornhury and Mr..
Earl Branham. OF Huntington. were
married in Ironton. Ohio, Saturday at
noon. They came TO Louisa that
evening to the home OF the brides sis
ter. Mrs. John b. Vaughan. where they
We're guests a few days.
The following is from Huntington
paper:
The friends OF Miss Maymie Gary
ThOrnburg and Mr. Earl Branham will
be surprised TO learn OF their mar
riage which took place in Ironton. o.,
Saturday, the ceremony having been
read by the Rev. Mr. Cherrington.
pastor OF the Methodist church. The
bride, beautiful girl, is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ThoFnburg. and
grand daughter OF Mrs. c. II. Thorn
Oldest families in this county. She is
widely popular in young social circles.
The groom is the son OF Rev. and Mrs.
Mason Branham. of Kentucky, but for
the past five years has resided in this
city. where he is auditor with the Du-
Pont Powder company, After a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Vaughan. of Louisa, they returned 10
this city and for the present are re-
siding at the brides home.
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MORGAN CREEK

Several attended meeting at the
Carter cemetery Sunday morning. Also
at the Fannin cemetery in the after
noon. The graves were beautifully
decorated and Rev. William Lowe gave
\ very interesting talk 49,. Miss Ella
Carter left Friday for Struthers, Ohio.
where she will vist her Eister, who Is
quite i'll -. Misses Ollie and Olga
HuIette, Arlie DerefeId and George f.
Adkins passed UP our creek Sunday :.
Eskel Carter. who has been working
for Arthur Burchett. has returned
home John Bradley and Bernice
Blankenship attended prayer meeting
here Saturday night Quite num-
Der from here attended the pie social
at Deephole Saturday night Henry
Marcum, Of Catlettsburg, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. Y. Carter. Myrtle
Rice was calling on Mrs Rachel Adj
kins Sunday. -. Clara Salyers. OF
Yatesville. was visiting here recently ;.
Miss Lexie Lee Burchett had as her
guests Sunday afternoon Misses Myrtle
and Eva Rice. Bernice Blankenship,
Chester Diamond and Soma Carter. :
John Hall and brother Sink have
returned home from Chattaroy, W. Va
Mrs Hazel Brown called on Ella
Ethel Carter W ednesday. Earl Dia-
mond. OF Portsmouth, is expected TO
visit hire soon. Mrs. George Coins
was calling on her sister. Mrs. Adam
Hartman, Sunday. Prayer meeting
here every Saturday night
THE SMILING GIRL
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WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Friends OF Miss Jesse Edith Deane
will be interested 10 know of her mar
rage on Thursday last to Mr.. Walter
Williams OF Richardson. Miss Jessie
is the attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n Deane OF Drift. Mr. Will
Jams is an industrious young man and
they have the good wishes of their
friends for a prosperous and happy
life. They will live at Drift Mrs.
Lee Moore and children and Miss Nell
la York OF Portsmouth came Satur
day TO attend memorial services Sun
day and visit relatives a few days. :
Miss Vessie Peters returned Friday
from Portsmouth. :. Mrs. Shannon Of
D /, is visiting relatives here. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Peters of Ceredo
spent the week end with Mill creek
relatives and visited the See Gene
terry here. Misses Anna Frazier and
Violet Mae Crabtree of Fit. Gay called
TO see friends here Saturday and Sun
day Several from here attended me-
mortal services Sunday at Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beothe have
christened their little daughter Ruth
Lillian. >. The funeral OF Mrs Woods
will be preached at See cemetery Sum
day. June s. services beginning at IL
O'clock
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GALLUP

Rev Sparks gave a memorial talk
Sunday Mrs. Lizzie Chapman and
Miss May Dale, OF Graves Shoals. were
visitors here Saturday. . Mr.. and
Mrs T. J. Chapman. of Ashland, are
visiting relatives here this week. :.
Misses Pauline and Irene Mcclure re-
turned home from Morehead Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mrs W. A
Parsons and children. -. Mrs Flor
ence Shiyel and children are VISITING
relatives here this week. Mrs. u
A. Ratcliff and children are visiting
friends here. :. Mrs. Frank Childers
attended funeral on Tadpole Sunday
Mrs. A. T. Shannon went to
walbridge sunday. L T. Mcclure
spent the week lend here. Mrs. Ken
dali Chapman is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Richard Belcher. :. "A. 4. Shan
non attended Mr.. and Mrs Charley
Summons funeral Sunday at Summit
49,. Miss Lucille Mcclure was the din
ner guest of Misses Pauline and Irene
Mcclure Sunday. :. Miss Mary Ethel
Mcclure was the evening guest of
Pauline and Irene Mcclure Sunday
Mrs Sarah Preston has been visiting
Nina. +. c. Mcclure for a week or iN.o.
LOVELY HONEY PUNCHES.
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DONITHON

Decoration day was observed by
many. A large crowd from this place
attended the memorial meetings at
Summit and surrounding vicinities
Sunday. Dewey Meredith returned
Monday after several days visit with
home folks at Kenova- -Ephriam
FraIey was the weekend guest at Mr..
John lIoors's. Mrs T. 7. Frazier
came Saturday for a few days visit
with her daughter. Mrs K. G. Chap
man. Mrs Rfftenbury was called
60 Chapman TO attend the funeral of
Ter son, Jasper Rittenbury. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs George Hardwick. accom-
panied her Harry Carr. wife and
children, are visiting relatives here :
Misses Flo and Ada Derifield and Della
Jude, Of Wells Branch. were the Fri
day to Monday guests at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. H W. Lambert.
Wayne Frazier returned to Portsmouth
sunday, after a few days visit with
his sister at this place. Mrs Laura
Wells will preach at the Holiness
church Saturday night. = Misses Flo
ana Ada Dereaeld. Della Jude. Sadie
and Briza Conley. Josephine Lambert
and Lindsey Lambert were the Sum
day guests Of Mrs Wayne Coburn at
Summit SMILEY
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EAST POINT

blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord. They rest from their labors ana
their works do follow them" on May
18th the gentle spirit of my dear friend
Miss Agnes Auxier, took Its flight, af-
ter an illness OF several weeks follow
ing an operation for cancer. / am
glad that she was my friend. ! loved
her, and I am sure no purer soul ever
dwelt In tenement OF clay. She ever
walked in the path OF duty She was
devoted to her family. friends and
church. She had for years cared for
her aged grandmother. then for the
past eight years for her feeble mother.
who died last July. She often told me
how she tasted and prayed and trusted
the Lord for strength TO care for these
loved ones who have gone on before
her. She had unusual powers OF mind.
Her memory was tenacious She WAS
consulted as an authority on the fam
lily genealogy OF her people. She loved
the natural world and was lnterested
in all Gods handiwork. She was an
optlmist and her optimism vested In
her faith in God and in the Divine
order. Death had no terrors for her.
her departure was like opening a door
and entering another room o Lord.
Thou who vast ever pitiful, healing
and giving strength. be present with
those dear afflicted ones she has left
behind. Sustain their strength. give
them good thoughts OF Thee, grant
them recovery. II 81 be Thy will. Grant
them faith and Joy, give answer to
their prayers when they call on Thee.
May the blessing OF Thy presence and
favor be around about the AFFLICTED
ones OF this stricken home
They carried her out on the beauti-
full lawn. under the beautiful naples
she loved so well. and Bro. II. +. Dun
agan spoke words OF comfort to her
loved ones. Her frienda sang one OF
her fayorite hymns How firm a foun-
dalton. ye saints OF the Lord" Then
her neighbors buried her by the side
OF her mother and brother. We told
her farewell. but feel that IL won't be
long until we see her again where
parting VIII be no more.
She had for many years written for
the Big Sandy News and her cheerful
letters will be missed from its pages.
--MoLL1E p: AUxIER.
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KEPT HER AWAKE
The TerntIe Pains in Back as1
Sides. cardul Gave Relief.

MariuvilIe. La.--Mrs. Alice johnson.
Of this plaee writes: "l7or one year J
suffered wilssra rlpi misery in my back
and sid IN side was hurting me
ali the lime. The misery was something
awful.
! could NOT do anything, moi even sleep
a night Il kept me awake most Of the
nieht ltook different medicines. but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took cardui =.
Twas not able TO do any Of ~ work
for one year and got worse all the time,
was confined 10 my bed off ard on. ! got
so bad with my back that when stopped
down Twas not able TO straighien I'D
again I. decided ] would try Cardui
:. By time lad taken the entire bottle
! was feeling pretty good ard could
strai ghleu % and my pains were nearly
all gone.
l;haIl elwass praise Cardui. con-
linued taSing / until was strong and
well" s - suffer from pains due to
female danplslnis. Cardui may be Just
what you need. Thousands Of women
who opcs suffered in this way now praise
cardui for Their present good health.
Olive 4 2 rlal. Nc-l1
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Route for the Mayo
Trail in Johnson

Nippa, KY, June 5. 1920
The citizens OF this vicinity are very
enthusiastic over the prospects OF the
new State Highway being built here
The right o fwhy has been secured
free and its boosters are now ready and
willing TO guarantee the right OF way
without cost. IL the road should be
located here.
our argument is that the road should
begin al the Lawrence county line near
Lowmansyille run up the right hand
fork OF Georges Creek and through the
Joe Daniels low gap 90 Sycamore:
down Sycamore TO Toms creek. thence
to Paintsville, a distance OF min cor
ten miles Il will be seen that II Is
the shortest and most direct route
through the county. and one OF the
best grades. also the center OF the pop
ulation for the coune win in the 7u-
ture be located along this route as we
have the coal which will be mined
sooner or later. There will be a town
from Paintsville to JowmanHyiIle.
Hence TO serve the most people for the
future generations. as our honorable
road engineer stated in his road talk
at Paintsville, Il should OF necessity
be located here.
The general purpose 10 20 serve the
population Of Big Sandy. and this
route being the shortest does the best
service for all Eastern Kentucky. and
not for the accommodation Of few.
Would IL be justice TO serve small
locality to the disadvantage OF all the
people OF Big Sandy valiey7
The people OF this section have al
ways been behind the good roads ques-
ton, giving the largest majority OF
any precinct in the country districts in
its favor The bond issue would have
been defeated IL Il had not been for the
good voters living along this above
described route. However. II we should
fail 20 get the road. we will accept the
decision OF the road department with
out dissension. Let us all get behind
the good road and help those in auth
ority and where we fail TO secure the
state highway let Us all try TO build
good cross roads with the bond issue.
The right OF way contracts for above
route have heen sent to the County
Judge, W. II. Vaughan. to be present
ed 10 the road engineer for his con-
sideration.
DIR. T. u. BAILEY.
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ROCKY VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs Chas Smith. Of Keno
va. were the week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w II. Harris. :.
Mrs. Bailey and children, OF Pond
Greek. are the guests OF her sister.
Mrs. cartmel. this week.
Misses Violet May Crabtree. Anna
Frasher. OF Fort Gay. and Bascom
Lakin. OF Sugar Branch, were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russian Cop
ley.
Lace Williamson and Talnage Wells
attended church at the Summit Sun
day.
Mrs. Anna Hardin. OF Catlettsburg.
and Mrs. Mia Burns. of Bear Creek.
visited their mother at this place last
Sunday.
Mont Frasher, of Gallup. was here
Monday.
Mrs. Frances Williamson and little
grandson visited relatives on Rock
castle recently.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Work
man. May 20. boy.
Mrs. Hays and Mrs Cooper called
on Mrs. Cartmel Sunday.
Hartman Workman has returned
home. He has been away to work.
Mrs. Viola Copley was guest 81 Mrs.
Hardwlck at Three Nile THURSDAY.
Mrs. Coburn called on friends az the
Locks Friday.
Luther Copiey was a. Louisa caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sammie Clark visited friends
at this place Thursday afternoon.
Robt. Cartmel. who has employment
up the river. was the guest of home
folks last week.
Aunt Celia Workman and little
grandson spent Monday with Mrs.
Workman.
Several from this place attended
church at John Lynch's Saturday.
Robt. Cartmel. Ishmael Harris. Luz
Their and Cecil Copley. Anna Frasher
and Violet May Crabtree called on
Luther workman Friday evening
SWEET BUNCH OF Daisies.
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LOUISA WOMAN HOSTESS
At SOUTHERN FUNCTION


Mrs. L. E. Perry. Mrs. Theodore
Folsom. Mrs. II. C. Corns and Mrs. r.
H. Young were joint hostesses at one
of the most beautiful receptions OF the
year on Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Young. No. 10 Centre Hill.
Wilson Dam. The attractive bungalow
was most artistically decorated with
snowballs, white locust, and Southern
smilax In the dining room. a pink,
white and green color scheme was
charmingly carried out in the delicious
ices, cake, and bonbons. as well as the
floral decorations. The wonderful old
mahogany table. which carries with II
an interesting history. was lace cover
ed. and had for a central ornament, a
silver vase filled with Killarney roses
and ferns. This was placed on a large
silver waiter and was surrounded by
silver candelabra holding unshaded
pink tapers. Candelabra were also
placed on the mantel together with
vases of pink carnations and ferns.
The dining room was gracefully pre-
sided over by Mrs. L. Il. Joiner, Mrs.
p. Samuels and Mrs. John II. Thomas.
About hundred friends called during
the afternoon.
Mrs. Young was lovely in grey FIG
ured wolfe over ivory taffeta. Mrs.
Perry wore a becoming frock Of pea
green taffeta, lace trimmed Mrs.
Corns' gown was OF Alice blue taffeta
embroidered in gold. Mrs. Folsom
wore an attractive toilette OF taupe
satin. Mrs. Thomas gown was white
lace over messaline. Mrs. Samuels
wore a dress of rose embroidered silk.
Mrs. Joiner was attired in gown OF
lavender charmeuse.
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HICKSVILLE

Ranvilla Hicks In sick At this writ
ing.
Mrs. Maud Hoibrook has been dan
Eerously sick. but Is reported better
Miss Mary May. Of Cherokee, has
been visiting her untle Al vessie the
johnnie Holbrook OF East Fork. was
calling on his brother. Alvin At Irish
Greek Thursday night.
Mrs. Hester Caldwell WAS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dick Young. Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Berry has been on the
sick list.
Rev. VIII crabtFee and wife went
20 Elliott county 10 hold meeting.
Rev. Bentley preached AZ Poily's
Chapel Saturday night and Sunday.
Willie Adams was al Louisa Satur-
DAY hAyiT dental work done.
Leonard Adams has returned from
chattaroy where he has employment
Roscoe Adams who IL in th- Navy.
r. expected home on a furlough
George May was calling on his aunt,
Rebecca Adams. one day last week. ,
Rube Adams and Blll Hoibrosk were
calling on Robt. Diamond Sunday.
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Worlds Oil Resources
Drifting Into British Hands, Pres
ident Advises Congress.


washington.-Inter OF the United
States in the race for the oil supply
OF the world, as embodied in the re-
port OF the State Department submit
ted by President Wilson to the Senate,
has arisen from the alarming deple-
ton OF oil reserves in the United
States.
While this country contributes So
per centof the oil supply OF the world
40 per cent OF It's producing fields have
been exhausted, and, according TO Of
fetal estimates, oil reserves remaining
in the United States are not expected
TO last 20 years.
OF the reserve In this country for
eign interests control but 4 per cent
despite the fact that the United
States is the only oil producing coun-
try in which citizens and foreigners
are permitted to participate in oil
production on equal terms.
In the face OF this open door oil
policy pursued I'm this country, Of
ficials said, American interests are ex-
cluded in Australia. Barbados. Brit
ish East Africa, British Guiana. Bur-
nah. Dutch East Indies Egypt. France
Algeria, India, Japan. Mesopotamia
Palestine. Persia, Trinidad and the
United Kingdom.
In Mexico. which ranks second in
oil production in the world. and there
by controls the balance OF power"
according to official estimates, Amer
ican concerns hold controlling inter-
ests in SO per cent OF producing fields
Potential interests OF the British
however. have shown steady in
crease throughout the world since
1914. At the beginning Of the war
British control was estimated at only
2 per cent. while today the British
Admiralty is said TO reckon II AZ So
par cent
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RICHARDSON

Mr.. and Mrs John Preston. OF Paints
Vile, were the over Sunday guests of
John H. Preston. !. Fred Dobbins. OF
Leander, was business visitor here
last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Corbet Cas-
sell spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Davis. Mrs. J. NJ Wallace has
returned 70 her home at Elkhorn City
after q few weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs c. Wallace. Mrs James Brown
and son Mitchell. OF Paintsville, spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. sam r.
Vaughan 49,. Mrs. w. W. Wray was
shopping in Louisa Tuesday. .Miss
Alma Cassell of Peach Orchard, passed
through here Saturday en- route to
Fu.lers 49,. Mrs, c. G. shepherd spent
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a few days last week with relatives at
Leon. Mrs. Corddlia Childers is
visiting her son Arthur Childers. at
Ashland. Mrs Eliza HUNT has re-
turned to her home At Beaver Greek
after a few days visit with her father,
John II. Patton. 49,. Paul Preston. OF
Patrick, was a business visitor here
Friday Tom H. Banfield is sick at
this writing. :. Several from here at
tended church at Mats creek Sunday, :
Mrs Ed Justice, OF Mats creek, was
shopping here last week. 49, Harry
Daniels was visiting at Beaver Greek
last week !. Z. Singing practice every
Wednesday night
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GLENWOOD

The quarterly conference OF the
Grassland circuit yiil be held az Trim
lty n. f. Church Jine and 8. Mes
sers. Earsei Tayio and Haskell webb
spent the Weekend with relatives In
Elliott county. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
womack and DAUGHTER. are spending a
few days with r. Shortridge and
family .MeaseTf Chas. H. Woods
and Henry shoersdEe motored out
from Ashland Saturday and returned
sunday ~. ,IIaaes Grace BeIcher and
Norma Tayicf vrre guests OF friends
az Tuscola enc day last week. Miss
Is Myrtle and Cilie Queen were Sum
day guests II sfss Hs'ulah Miller....
Mr.. and Mr. rai, Corey have return
ed after a vlxt relatives In Ashland
.Messersa Dewey Taylor. Clifford
Belcher and R.d Thornbury spent
sunday a. Iaker.. Miss Monnie
Handlsy sI8nt sunday with Miss Joy
Miller .Ienrs shortridge OF Ash
land was III gust q Miss Goldia Ma
rie queer Sut1ay. Mr.. and Mrs-
Henry Justas AVE returned TO their
home at Stone zy-sa after spending a
few days s1sh relatives here.