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Evening journal., 1920-04-24

Every ambitious Girl Scout possesses
a Girf scout Hand Book, when Neet-
iains every interesting detall oi ule
work which she can do. c-,
The highest ambition OF e5eh uiri
scout Is 10 become a Golden ha8iei-
b esrn he right TO wear fourteen
Merit Badges. Upon attaining lhis
honor. however she does nQl siaeh
up, on her work. for her motio Is SUI
Aim high. and she asplres 10 eNth
more merit badges, oi which az p'''
emf there are thirty-six.
TO her. each badge means one more
rung in ibe ladder OF scout success.
"a means that she can thus be OF more
scr,ice 10 her home. her fommunllN
aud TO her country, for these tlinks'
,aenia worn upon the Uniform.
~ scout must be Of second-c lass
\ rank before she Is eligible for lhe
qno6ci<ocz ss=s- Merit badges are
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

The Current Events Glass Of the New
Century Club on next Tuesday morn
ing win be the nnal meeting Of the
class for this year Mrs. W. :. PrickelI
chairman for this month. has arrang-
ed an interesting program. A paper
entitled DO you know the scope OF
work done BY your Associated Chart
lies in Wilmington? will be read by
Miss Ethel Mullen. Mrs. Garrett Jef-
ferson Hart VIII read a paper ON ihe
Conservation Of Vision ana the. Pre-
veniion Of Blindness Songs VIII pe
sung hy Mrs. Julian Adair. Current
Events VIII be given hy Mrs. freu Il.
Al ihe close Of the meeting Mrs.
Robert Rayner will give resume or
ihe clubs work during the year.
The annual election or chairman
and alternaies for the current events
class FOR next year VIII follow. Mrs.
a. n Berlin will preside over this part
OF the meeting.
The New Century Club OF Newark,
Will hold an open meeting on tues
day afternoon Dr. + Nj. X. Foster
of Delaware College. VIII give a. talk
liOn Is extended 20 all friends or the
club TO attend this meeting.
Officers and directors VIII be elect
ed at the meeting OF the Washington
Heights Century Club. Ia No. &c
School. on Monday evening. An in'
ieresting program has been prepared
FOR the evening.
Washington Heights Sunshine So
cety viii hold a social on Monda,
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. BOyl
/ H. Cook and Mrs. j. II. Cook. No. 22i.
/ WASHINGTON street This program vii
be in charge Of Mrs. Charles Gland
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
n : CUAPTER AT STAFFORD.

MANY Wilmington members OF lllt
Order Of the Eastern Star went TO sea-
ford on Wednesday to assist IN insti-
tuiing Sussex Chapter No. Z, there;
Dr Alfred C. MCDANIEL, most worthy
grand patron Of San AntOnia, Texas,
appoinfed L. Cabell Williamson. past
most worthy grand patron, Of Wash
ington. d. c.. TO take charge OF the GER
Mrs Leola Poole acted as vice
worthy grand secretary, Mrs. Mabel
Iefferies as worthy grand marshal,
Harry Hickey acted as worthy grand
sentinel and Mrs. Margaret Kitchen as
worthy grand chaplain. The degree
team. with Mrs. Mary NJ. Hook, past
worthy matron Of Delaware Chapter
No. 1. eXemplifled the work. she was
assisted by the following members. OF
chapters Of the Eastern Star: Mrs.
T'aIira Y Mckay. worthy matrOn OF
delaware Chapter No. 4; Harry w.
Newln, worthy patron. Mizpah Chap
Ter No .: Miss Fannie Brown. associ-
ate malron. Julia NJ. Story Chapter No;
3: Mrs. LeOla NJ Poole. secretary OF
Delaware Chapter No. 1: Mrs. Ella
Euis. treasurer OF Ada Chapter No D OF
nelmar; Mary WOOdus, conductress OF
Radiant Chapter No. 6; Bertha Smith.
associate cOnductress OF ST. Johns
/ Chanter No. q, Margaret Hitchen,
, chonlain of Mizpah Chapter No. 2;
Mable Jefferis, marshal Of ST. Johns
No a: the Rev II. Stevens. orFanist OF
Delaware Chanter No. 4 4; Mildred Moh-
Ter. Radiant Chapter No 6; Bessie Nc
Namar Julia NJ. Story Chapter No. 8;
Alva Aurand, Julia NJ. Story Chapter
No. 3: Grace HOmewOOd. Mizpah
Chanier No. 2; Minnie Riley, st. Johns
Chapter No Z; Clara Lear OF Ada
Chapter No. B; Harry Hickey, Ads
/ Chanier No >.
Officers elected are: Miss Corine
Noble Warren, worthy matron; VIII
liam II. Miller, worthy patron; Mrs
/ Joseph Miller. associate matrOn; Mrs
Fannie stein. secretary: Mrs. Louviana
I Morgan. treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
I rusion. conductress; Mrs. Franci:
Manning. assistant conductress.
The apno'nied officers are: Mrs
1 Adelia Ellis. Mrs. Ada Hurrant. Mrs
Na~v Gov Miss Eiha DnnahOe. DR.
Annie c. Shipley. Mrs. Mary Allen
/ Miss Mald Reed. Miss Mary Miles. Mrs
/ M,r~aret Haines. Charles Huston.
Gifts were presented IN Mr.. William
for the work which he did and flowers
,,-ero nresenind IN Mrs. Mckay, Mrs
Wonk and Mics COrrine Warren. thi
incoming worthy matron.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

The Blue Triangle Boosters Club
will give a dance in the club ROOFS,
No. SOL Market street this evening.
Music will be feature OF the evening.
The Hiawalha Girl Reserve Corps
enioyed a delightful hike up the Bran
DIVINE yesterday afternoon. The cluD
was on a hunt for birds, especially the
ones that they have been studying. IN
their nature class Many other hikes
are being planned for the near future.
The Whose Club will give a boy
and girl party on Monday evening at
the club rooms The evening VIII be
spent in games and music and tnere
viii be dancing. Refreshments will be
served.
The Ayita Reserve Corps will give a
party on Tuesday evening. Many novel
features will be enjoyed.
Miss Ethel r. Arey. general secretary
and Miss Ruth McComb- industrial
secretary who have been attending the
convention at Cleveland, ohio, are eX-
pected home Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
ISABELLAS TO PLAY
CARDS AND DANCE

A progressive card party ard dance
will be given at the Hotel dupont on
Monday evening, by our Lady Of
Lourdes Court, No. i7i. Daughters Of
Is3b,lla Dancing will begin in The
ballroom at o'clock. Cards will be
played in the duBarry room. The
card game will begin at $50 o'clock
Il is planned TO have nifty tables,
There will be 500 prizes. There will
be an equal number Of players and
Ron-plsyers' rrizes. 4 committee OF
twenty five members, with Mrs julia
4 Keough. as chairman. has arranged
for the affair jones j. Corrigan will
have charge OF the "ard games.
The dance music viii be furnishcd
by the Original Six orchestra.
The proceeds will be donated to the
fund which is being raised 10 erect a
Catholic community center, for the
holding Of classes. giving OF lectures
and 10 provide a place where whole
some recreation may be found for The
young and old
The Monday night function will be
The first OF a series TO be given by
The Daughters.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TRINITY cnURCH ENTERTAINMENT

Inc c00Ir OF NnTY n. p INufrII
will give an entertainment on next
Thursday evening for ihe beneft of
The organ fund. The progrfam will
include readings by Miss Ella Hop
kins, of Richardson Park and di0-
iogue. entitled. "rhe Family Album.
Mrs. \. Nemy. J. C. Galloway. Mrs. n.
BlOcksOn Mrs. C0hee. l.. Emory. Mrs
,. p Pullman, r.. Fisher Airs. W. r.
Fosnocht. Mrs. d. Slradley. +, ClOuser,
Mrs. l.. Boyce. Mrs. J. smith, Mrs. r.
Marvel. Miss Bencke. Miss Elizabeth
Townsend Mss Leona lngriham. mrs
r. Han, James Richards, r. Bowers
Mrs. II. White Sell. Miss Helen Adams
will take part.
The choir will sing several selec-
tions. under She leadership Of Prof
] Bowers.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SLIPPER AT ST. JOUN,s

Under the auspices of the Womenls
Bible Glass Of 81. Johns p. + Church
a supper will be given on Thursday
evening. April %. from $50 10 $50
Jane Primrose is chairman Of the
affair. Tickets NAV b. obtained from
her or from any other member Of The
class. A feature Of the supper WIN
be the flower sala which will b
held in connection With it.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MACcABEE CAM PARTY.

The Woman's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees will conduct a card
party next Friday evening in A. q. u.
w. Hall. Prizes will be awarded.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
DArCUTERs or 1872 10 MEET


The Congress of National Society
of the Uniicd states Daughters OF
1912 viii be held next week in Wash
inetOn.
Those who viii attend from Della
ware will be Mrs. Millard Cochran,
honorary president OF the Delaware
society Mrs. Frank H. Boynton. Mrs
". X. Reynolds and Mrs. Thomas C.
Mum. The local delegates VIII leave
on Monday morning.
ID will be remembered that Mrs.
:. $. Deemer OF New Castle who
died recently was president Of The
ID laW1rc Society
This morning Mrs. Thomas Mum
Turn q over 10 The Child's Welfare
Bureau a check for $500 which was
The proceeds from the musicale and
dance held recently by the Delaware
naucht rs OF 1912 This will be in
cludcd In the report given az The
+ Congress next week
Evening journal., 1920-04-24


al College working earnestly
cess OF The May Day festival than Miss Louise Renardt She Junior
the college taking the celebration All
Of the college VIII be seen in this beautiful celebration which viii be ssaed
the college
Miss Renhadrs sister, Miss Rba Rnhard who graduated from
College Committee
David helnhadt
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SlIITH-McOUM

Mss Esther smith. OF Br.dgeNille.
and John $ McQusys OF this city,
were married last Saturday al "a
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs T. :. smith by the Reg. d. W
Jacobs Upon their returnLfrom a
wedding irip TO Atlantic Cfy they
VIII make their home In this city
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
WOMEN NOW IN
VOCATION WORK
Bureau Work To Be Out
lined at Wednesday
Night Dinner

The Business and Professional Mo-
mems Club has as one OF thei- cher
ished plans The establishing Of a Noca-
iional bureau. and TO this end is enter
tanning Miss Florence Jackson OF Bos-
ion. who is secretary OF the Nomen's
Educational and Industrial Union. and
On authority on vocational training.
The local club will give a dinner at
730 o'clock Wednesday. at The Lam
bros. Miss Jackson VIII be the speaker
In the afternoon OF that day be-
tween the hours OF $50 and ESQ
o'clock Miss Jackson viii hold con
ferences with members who wish to
consult her along vocational lines.
These conferences viii be held in the
club headquarters. No. si3 West street
and win be arranged through telc.
phonng to the following people. Miss
Helen Hart. Americanization Office tel
ophone 625; Mrs Walter Plish. tcle-
phone. i720-0i7i and Miss Emily Har-
rgan. telephone 6i9i-W.
Miss Jackson is no novice at her job
but comes with background Of real
achievement and service. She Is regi-
larly employed 10 give advice as to
vocalioGs 10 students al Wellesley,
smith and Mt. Holyoke Colleges. While
here Miss jackson will likewise be the
guest OF Dean Robinson at Delaware
College
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club. working in conjunction
with Delaware College last spring and
summer. were able 10 establish uni
versity extension classes I'm Whining
ION. which have proven a distinct adj
dltion 10 educational projects In the
city II is thought that perhaps a sim
liar plan can be worked out in form
ing a vocational bureau.
The club has issued a special invita-
lion 10 members and interested friends
10 meet Miss Jackson at the Wednes-
day evening dinner hoping that those
women who are Interested In obtain
ing information along vocational lines
will come and be benefited. Miss
Jacks0n's knowledge is wide and var
led and embraces data concerning the
following vocations: Actuarial work.
advertising, agriculture. art, hanking
and finance. bookkeeping and account
Ing. civil service, home economies, in
slHance interior decoration. journal
Ism literary work. medicine, nursing
personnel management, psychology,
publicity work, religious work church
missionary. Y w G.. A. scientific work.
secretarial apd stenographic work. so
cisl work and statistical work
An who wish TO attend -ihe dinner
are asked to telephone 20 Miss ElIn0r
Colby Of Holly Oak, not later than This
evening
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CoNsrMERs LEAGUE MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Consum-
ers' League OF Delaware viii be held
at the home OF the president. Mrs. r..
Coleman dupont No. sos Broome street
on Monday evening.
The usual reports viii be made and
amendments 10 the constitution and
by-laws Will be offered. Officers and
members of the executive council for
the coming year viii be elected.
The address OF The evening will be
made by Miss Jessie r. Haver, lcgisla-
tive representative at Washington oi
the National Consumers League. Miss
Havcr has been IN close touch with
The work Of the Federal Trade Com
mission and has been In constant at
tendance al the hearings before the
house committee on agriculture rela-
tive TO pending meat packer legisla-
lion She Is therefore emlnently iltteo
10 speak on the subject, "lhe Govern.
ment and the Market Basket tn,
Consumers League extends an Invita-
ton to The public to this It's thirteenth
annual meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Elmer B. Kinney, Selma Kaunsman
and Mrs. ". Z. Greenfield.

Miss Grace VI. Jones, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs l.. C.. Jones OF No. 2603
Talnall street, and William II. Work
man were married by the Rev. Ralsh
L Mlnker on Thursday night at the
home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Workman will make
their home in Flint, Mich, where the
groom is employed.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
WAY nay an RRNN MAMR.

Bryn Mawr College will revel m MS
nth Bryn Mawr May Day cel2bra-
ilon. which win be given on the col
lege campus on Friday and saturday,
Nav 7 and 3. The presentation, rep
resenting an Eiizahethan rustic May
Festival will include a pageant may
pole dance Of I'VE hundred dancers,
dsnces OF milkmaids. chimueyswreps,
old English dances and Morris dances,
six old English plays .aad two
masQues.
The commoilee for Delaware Isl
Miss Rebecca Reinhardt, chairman
Mrs Wilfred Bancroft, Miss Helen
Field Conover, Miss Lilly James, Mrs
Henry Lea Tainal. Miss Mary Nor
ris' Ramsay. Guyencourt: Mrs. Char.
les G. Rupert and Miss Mary Rupert
OF Marchallt0n.
The admission viii be- 81: children
under twelve, public and art schoo
students. 50. Tickets may be oh
tanned in advance from local com
miltees. Of Will be mailct On recelp
Of checks drawn 10 The May pa
Committee. Bryn Mawr college.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MnrnERs CIYR RAKE

The Mothers Club Of HaEley Com
muuity House will conduct bake
ala apron sale al the Community
House on next Friday evening. An
kinds of homemade. bread, pies cakes
and rolls viii be for sale bes des
many pretty and novel designed
nHrnn1
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MATER EFFECTs TEETH.

Scientific INVESTIGATION dlscIOses the
fact that where hard water is used
for drinking, good teeth are the gem
eral result. Hard water contains a
large amount OF lime which enters
largely into the composition Of teeth
-O-0--
The brush and comb should be
washed once a week in ammonia
water.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
BIBLE CLASS.

The monthly business meeting or
lie Fl. II. l.. class OF ST. Paurs NJ. r.:
Church. was held at the home 0f
Miss Helen z. Hoffman. No. 1909 Gil
min avenue. last eeNninf. After the
business social hour was spent and
refreshments served. Those present
,,ere Dr and Mrs. Carlisle L. Hub
hard Martha Thomas. Jeanette
Bradford. Marion Hahn. Marion hoop,
Nlarv pyle. Cordelia Oberndorf. Pearl
Blddle. Edith Biddle. Grace Bond
Margaret Long. Ruth Dill. Helen Hon
man. Mrs A. Holman. Mr.; and Mrs
Arthur Hoffman and Ruth Holman.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
arnE nNEnHn AFFAIR

The Young women Of Hanover sun
dav school VIII present the comedy.
B TIL oxford Afair," IN the Sunday
school hall on next Friday evening
The proc eds Will go TO the Sunday
schOOl ireasnrY
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MISS TOWNSEND
is TENNIS VICTOR

TWO OF The best women tennis
players In the Philadelphia district,
Miss Molly Thayer, the district cham
pion. and Miss Anne Townsend, the
Delaware State utleholder entertained
a large gallery OF tennis enthusiasts
ON the Wanamaker roof yesterday.
Miss Townsend proved to be ,ae VIM
ner by scores OF 6-i. 6-2. It was their
nrst appearance this year and the
match was productive OF some eX-
cellent tennis. Miss Thayer had con-
siderable trouble With her service
while Miss Townsend was in no wise
Handicapped In this respect
Miss Townsend, with Wallace +
Johnson. The national semi-hnalist, de-
foated Miss Thayer and her brother
Alec D.. in an exhibition Of mixed
doubles by the scores OF CT, 6-2. Miss
Townsend and her partner proved en-.
llrely too strong for the rhayers anC
won three games In a row before
their opponents could register a We
tory. Then Mss Townsend and John
sun ran out the sci by taking th"ei
more In a row. They continued hen
nm, play In the second set DN win
ming four more. Then they alter
, mated until Miss Townsend ana ne
partner won their sixth game.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
curRcn People IN CLUB.

The young people OF Hockessln NJ.
4. Church met in the parsonage on
Wednesday evening and organized
Young Peoples Club. The club Will
take prominent part In social ac-
iivities and religious life of the young
peoples community The following
officers were elected President, Anna
Collins; Nice-president, Margaret Me
Waugh. secretary. Florence COrrie ;
treasurer, Helen Collins social COM
millee Mrs. Ethel Collins, Mrs Mar
garrett Collins. Mrs. Sadie Bonsall
mercy and relief Mrs Anna Gebhart,
Lorraine pierson. Helen Collins; ath-
letics. Henry McNaugh. James Col
| lins. Robert Walker. Randolph Me-
Waugh. religious, Mary | Gebhart
Mrs. Alice Dennison. Florence Corrie
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BEwLEYvILLE

Mrs. z. T. Stith returned home from
Washington. ID. c, and Baltimore,
Saturday.
Mrs. G. r. Compton and little Miss
Mildred Kincheloe Compton spent a
few days in Louisville, last week.
Miss Ella Wilson attended the
Scott-Martin wedding at Big Spring,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Stith and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stith and
family, all of Stiths Valley were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keith,
Sunday
Mrs. Ed Fountain and little Miss
Wanda Fountain, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bandy and Master Ebert Compton
Bandy and Miss Mary Richard Car
man were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Compton, Sunday.
The Children's Day service was well
attended Sunday.
Misses Ella and Alma Wilson en-
tertained the following young people
Sunday: Misses Mary Louise Harda-
way, Laura Nell Stith, Mable Trent
and Rachael Sherrel, OF Greensburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-16

The weekly band practice was held
on Thursday evening
Mrs. Dee Dowell is seriously i'll at
the home OF her son, o. A. Dowell,
and Mrs. Dowell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minter, Custer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Foushee, Brandon
burg, we're guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Norris, Sunday.
Miss Phillips, a graduate nurse
from Norton Inhrmary, has the care
of Mrs. ]. NJ. Herndon
Mrs. J. B. Broom, Hopkinsville,
will arrive the goth to visit Rev. c.
L. Nicely and Mrs. Nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright, New
York City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. |. Wilson, Sunday.
E. F. Alexander and family attend
ed decoration exercises at Brandon
burg, Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-16
NEWS FROM
THE COUNTY
SUPERVISORY

DR. o. +. Ferguson was in Irving
ton, Thursday
r. A. Smith was in Louisville, last
week.
Mrs Graham Jolly, of Cloverport,
was the guest Of her brother, b. f.
Blaine and Mrs Blaine, last Tuesday.
Mrs p ]. Herman, of Tell City,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jobz
Haynes, last week.
VIM. Gilbert. Of Eddyville, is spend
ing this week here with his family.
Mrs. H. ] Rice and baby have re-
turned to their home in Louisville,
after spending a month with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hannah, of
Cloverport were weekend guests of
Mrs. Hamman's sister, Mrs. p. ID.
Hawkins, and Mr.. Hawkins.
Mrs + r. Robbins and Miss Res
sic Knott, of Mystic, were guests of
Misses Ola and Blanche Basham, last
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Miller and little
daughter arrived Saturday from Cali
fornia. and are guests of Mrs. Miler's
father, II A. Basham and family
Miss Grace + Wright, of Tell City
was the Sunday guest of relatives at
Morgan Hotel.
J. NJ Shelman and daughter, Miss
Myrtle Belle, were in Cloverport,
Saturday
Mrs. Berry and daughter, Mrs c.
H. Bowlds and daughter, Miss
Thelma, of Cloverport, were guests
of Mrs. {. p Pullen, last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J Schopp returned Thurs
day from Louisville, after visiting
relatives
K f. Gilbert and VIM c. Hawkins
arrived Wednesday from Bethel Col
lege, to spend the summer vacation
at their homes.
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HARDINSRuRG

Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Robertson have
returned from a two weeks stay at
Tapa Springs, Tenn.
Mr.. James Dresser, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, is the guest of his niece,
Mrs A. Whitfield, and Mr.. Whitfield.
Misses Eliza and Bette Meador
left Wednesday for Nation, Ill, to
visit their sister, Mrs. d. S. May and
Mr.. May,
NJ. c. Kincheloe. OF Louisville. has
returned after visit with his par
ents, DR.. A. NJ. Kincheloe and Mrs.
Kincheloe.
Mrs. G.. ID. Shellman, who has been
i'll, is convalescent.
Mrs. Dunn, of McDaniels, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIM Cannon, and Mr.. Cannon, has
returned.
Sheriff ]. B. Carman has gone to
Texas, for a three weeks visit with
relatives
Mrs. Bernard Rhodes and daughter,
Miss Martha are visiting her father,
]. s. Smith, of Glen Dean
Cleve Hendrick. bud McGary, and
r. r. Compton, who made business
trip to Decatur, Ill., have returned.
Misses Regina Hoben and Lucille
Jarboe attended the commencement
at Nazareth, Thursday.
Miss Mary Frances Wolf, Mont
gomery, Ala, arrived Wednesday to
visit her aunts, Mrs. L. B. Reeves,
and Mr. Reeves, and Mrs. Sallie NJ.
Beard
Misses Clara and Verna Foushee, of
Enron, were the weekend guests of
their cousins, Misses Exile and Lillian
Lewis
Mrs. Saxton Dutschke and daugh-
ter. Kathleen, of Louisville. and Miss
Marcella, Brown, of North Madison,
Ind, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs G.. d. Brown.
Miss Marion Kincheloe, who at
tended college at Lexington, has re-
turned to spend her vacation with
her parents, DR. A. NJ. Kincheloe and
Mrs Kincheloe
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoben and
children, of Glen Dean, spent the
weekend with Mr.. Hoben's father,
]. T. Hoben and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers. Of Shively,
came Saturday to visit their daughter,
Sister Mary Margaret, of ST., ROM
ualds Academy.
Joe Glasscock and son, of McDan-
iels, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. M. D. Beard. who has been the
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Robinson, Louisville, returned
home Tuesday
Murray Beard left Tuesday for a
six weeks stay at Camp Dodge, Mich.
Mrs. Jordan, of Louisville, has re-
turned after two weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Walls
Mr. and Mrs |. B. Richardson and
children, of Garfield, were the Sunday
guests of Mrs Richardson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Compton.
p M. Basham, who attended the
Republican Convention in Chicago
last week has returned.
, Atty A. R. Kincheloe returned Sun
day from a visit with his sister, Mrs
W. A. Walker, and DR.. Walker. of
Hendersonville, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Stills and child
rem, motored to Louisville. Sunday
to spend several days on business.
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Messrs. Ben Wilson, Percy Kasey,
Leonard Trent and Alton Bridgewat-
err.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Wilson and
family, Mrs. B. s. Wilson, Misses Ella
and Alma Wilson, Mrs Lola Gupton,
Miss Rachel Shirrel and Mrs Howard
Pate we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wilson, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Triplett enter<'
tanned the young people Sunday in
honor OF their daughter, Miss Vida
Triplett and her guest, Miss Bessie
Richardson, of New Albany, Ind.
Mrs. WAthen Drury is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foote
Miss Mary Louise Hardaway was
the guest Of Miss Laura Nell Stith,
Saturday night.