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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
THE GIRL ON THE JOB
BY Jessie Roberta
HER SUCCESS RULES.
--ryr,ght. 1920. by Wheeler syndicase. II

Mrs. Dayton, whose amusing adver-
tisipg drawings have made a success all
over the country and brought laugh
wherever they are seen, claims that the
woman who free-lances must bo = stern
disciplinarian.
The great rule for a woman who does
not get a salary but who turns out her
own work, she says, is to love her work.
II work from six TO seven hours, and
work hard, and | work SIX days in the
week. she said. "The girl who draws or
paints or writes or make sany Of the craft
things, and who thinks that she can
work if she's tired, or if she isn't I'm the
mood, whatever that Is, isn't going. TO
succeed. She can't, because success has
its price, and that price is work, roal work,
not playing at work.
''Y ou've got to love your special work.
l don t see any use in the sort OF attitude
that means oveI it's perfectly good Job.
'Oh. but just to think that many girls
don't have to work and are running around
IN society this very minute What glri
who has her own work and is her own boss
ought TO think is How lucky | am to have
this wonderful work to do. while those
other girls haven't thing but those tire
some social affairs to fill up their time. -
Mrs. Dayton's dolls and drawing
their funny little round faces and turned
up ewes. are caricatures of herself. 81
began by making little place and menu
cards. and cards for special occasions,
with her pretty face caricatured, and
twisted into all manner OF odd express
sions Then n company with a commodity
to sell. advertised that they would give
przc for the best cartoon exploiting the ir
I,-oduct Mrs. Dayton sent In series
illustrated with her chubby, round-eyed,
,luh-roscd youngsters, and won the con-
te-t ,,S well rs the commission for furt her
ad,citisng, and from a beggarly lite
TWO or three dollars dozen for her drpw-
ineS. She Jumped TO $500 for a dozen.
There are two other rules | try to
keen" said this successful woman In
the work you turn out, have come
hrthcl Win folks with il. Get them TO
sn,lC with YOU. And whatever you learn,
gsclt cut again. Never hold on 10 it,
never he mlscrly with it. Those three
rules are ;al YOU need, ] think, once YOU
have found the work you can do"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
Held for Upper Court.

John Cahome, charged with violating
the State liquor law was held under $500
bail for the Court of General Sessions by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court today.
Cahome was arrested on Sunday morning
At Front and jackson streets and seven
gallons OF alcohol were found in suit
case which he was carrying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
81 900. 900 BOND ISSUE.
New Castle County Board of Education to
Build New Schools

The New Castle County Board OF Edu-
caton has approved of a bond issue of
$1,OOO,OOO with which to erect ew school
buIlol gs.
he matter has bee discussed in various
tow throughout tie couI ty aid has net
with &c eTAl approval
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
THOMAS-MORSE PLANE
LANDSFOR OIL ON
MOUNDSVILLE FIELD

Test Pilot Paul \. Wilson landed
q Typo 80 S0-LeRhone airplan" 1T
MoundsYilla late yesterday afternoon.
The test pilot was ,nrouie from WASH
! ington. J.. g., to Dayton. Ohio trying
out the machine when his supply of
;; castor oil, an essential ingrediCht' in IN"
operation of aircraft, became exhausted
forcing him IL descend.
Pilot Wilson represents the Thomas
! Morse Aircraft Corporation. He mad"
the trip from WashinEton TO Mounds
willie In three and onc-half hours, :.
slow trip because OF a. high north wind
against which he was compelled To hight
most of his way. He repl"nishrd his
oil and gasoline supply at Moundsril!c
and Will leave this morning tor Dayton.
Like all other aviatn~S who hay" ~
tempted the flight between Washington
and Dayton, Pilot Wilson agreed thnt
Moundsville IL m" hgiCal point for the
location of an aviation station.
This Is an ideal held" hc said. "ard
II Is the logical point for & landing stu
ton. Coming either from Washington
or Dayton. pilot practically - com
PEELED to stop here for oil, gasoline and
other supplies and the field is In direct
line OF flight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
METHODIST CENTENARY FEM
AvAGEp WITH INTEREST

"'rhn World at Columbus. IN" DiH
NIcrludis; centenary llm that Will be
shown ut the Court Theatre this week
PROMISES 10 do 3 record breaking husl-
nrss II t'Ir sale Of seats can be taken
az An indication.
TirkctS have boon on sale In all inc
Mcihr,list churches OF tho city and vic
ini;v and thr reservations. made at inc
thcntrr indicates that the sale has
hocn very large. The picture i hcing
brought to the city by the building
committee Of tho WarwoOd Il. ~.
church hnd tho proceeds VIII 80 10 the
bIilIInr CitnI for tho now church.
All Methndists. as well ms thoso or
other d"noIninutl" na. know what To e'-
poet az tho raHcart EivrIf IT 'ol'nthus
inst ycnr during the Centenary Jubilee
wa. conceded ~ j." by all who wtth"S9-
cd Il. tho most rcInarkahln speCtaCI e
over devised. II was hlmed NY Mr.. D.
w. Grlrfth. tho noted producer am pre-
srn,rd TO the Centenary rs his Elft 10
Mcthndism and cost over $4,000 10
produce.
Tire performances will bc given.
One Tuesday ovcnihg ana on WcdncS-
dnv afternoon and evening.
II was announced last evening that
Mr. Elmer Hoalal". tho wei known
local tonur. would render number ~
Incidental solos during the several per-
fornancCS. he will render several
ariuS from Tho Messiah at proper
places during thc production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
SEVERAL FILE
PLEAS Of GUILTY
Sentences Passed on Monday Morning
IA tne United States Dtstr1er
Court.

Two pleas OF guilty were entered ia
The United States District court Monday
morning and sentence was paSSco on
both of the vlolatorS OF tho laws.
William G.. Auscnhart, OF Tyler couh
~, was recently arrested on IL charge Of
defrauding mail order houses hr0uEn
the United States post office. AusenhaF'
had been I'm the employ of gas cHttt-
pany and came to this city 10 cohp'e''
his education.
His allowance was not enough TO suit
his tastes and ne bought clothing TOT
himself and presents for girls from niSiI
order houses and sent on wortniesS
He made a short appeal 10 Judge Day
ton asking, for leniency. claiming u pc q
Christian youth who had never petoIe
been in trouble. Judge Dayton howeve u.
told the young man II was neceSSHry
for him to impose sentence as recon-
mcndcd by Assistant District Attorney
Bryer and ne win have 20 serve eiShteeh
months in Atlanta prison.
Walter Smith. local boy. ~ years VI
age was before court for roooinS Tue
mails. He had been spectai detiVery
boy at the Wheeling post office and mao
taken a number of articles inS.nd'ns d
wrist watch and q diamond ring;
ATTORNEYS Sam BoyCe and Carl bacn,
man asked for leniency for Smith ana
nc was given an Is months sentence III
Atlanta prison.
county mountains. pleaded guilty OF
making whiskcy. He made 1t wholesale
and will spend six months In the ofrah'
county Jail and pay fine or Sl'Vuo.
Robert HUI pleaded guilty to having
stolen goods in his possession and will
serve four months III the Wetaei county
Jail. 90
John Knebo. who was sentenced 70
thirty days In the Harrison county JAIL
asked TO serve the sentence In the ONO
county JAIL where he has become accii-
mated, and he will DO allowed TO do So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
Interesting Students
Recital Last Night
voice and Piano studcntsos Jessie Alma
Wolfo and Blra Guntllhg nuga
Heard III Breital.

Last evening in the auditorium Of thr
7. W. G. A.. ono Uf the most brilliantly
successful and artistic pupils rcCitalS
ever given by tho we'll known local
teachers. Elsa Tundlng Duga and Jessie
Alma Wolfe. was held. TIL" auditorium
was completely f'litd. nor ONLY with tho
frlepds and relatives of the participants
hut representative Wheeling muSi-
cal Audience.
Tho vocal students reflected great
credit on thrir teacher. Mrs. Dugn. and
rewarded hGr for tho pninta ktng c6orts
taken by her In their behalf. The m"zEo
soprano. Miss Virginia Thistle. of Sis
tcrsvillc. disclosed n v"tC" Of rich color
ample power and her French diction was
unusually good In 60 young girl
Katherine Reed. Of WcllsNurE. gave the
IMPRESSION Of being experienced on In"
concert stage. by her finished stage
presence. Her votco is a light. clear So
rrano Of d. cidcd lyric qualit land In tho
SUSTAINED high music Of PucCini and
Lehman was very beautiful Myrtle
Zimmerman Cf Wheeling. was hoard I"
sdvantar" in hc,iovc'y nr'e "post Thou
Know Thrt Sweet Lnnd?" from MiEnon.
with it, haunting aud ycarning nlrlndF.
Her soprano VOICE has great deal OF
vitality as "as shown IN the "Xuh"raht
of songs All thcs" young women show
careful training, good breath rontr"l
clear diction and und"rstandlngicf the
Songs which the" interpreted:
Tho ri7nn stud"nta which Miss wore
w.. :rrtcd ON this occasion appeared 10
equally good ADVANTAGES, md much
praise and comn,rrdat on was Eiv"n
both them anil thci" i"rChcr for tn"
splendid part they took in this evening
Of pleasure as well as artistic achieve
mcrt.
Miss Katherine RnnCv nc Martins
Ferry. rinvcd two modern French mum
hrrq. concluding with tho FnntR"v ln'-
promptu. of thc master poet. Chopin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

All her numbers wcr" offered with great
charm # rythm and enhancing tonal
colorinsz. Little Miss Betty Bennett oi
Martins Ferry. whU made her debut on
this occasion. was ct once uchBht 70
trr audience She displayed exceptional
artistry in 70 young n girl and her p"r,
formancc Of tho Mozart Fantasy would
have been credit 20 a mature perform,
or. she plays with lovely feeling and
her p'GniStic style Il ! model OF charm
and grace "
Mrs. $. Z. Barrackmln was the third
artist Liqno pupil /" appear on the pro
gram She displays great vcrsatlIity
her Grat number the lovely Nocturncr
e GricE. her style was beautiful and
Appealing. ard In her final number. the
G. Minor Po!anHi%c. she WAS equally ar,
tiStic in the heroic composition. llic,i
with such tragedy and despair. which
was written by IN" ardent patriot, Chop
in, during the Polish Revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
; THE THEATRES
DE WOLF HOPPER TO
RETURN SATURDAY

Tho announcement that Do Wolf Hop.
,ar that most distinguished or all
American comedians. is returning 10 the
Court In his triumphant and artiSttS
creation, "old Bill in The Better'Ols.
is news indeed. Mr.. Hopper viii appear.
Saturday matinee and night: May To-
This Is the second season Mr.. Hoppe
has appeared in the role OF old Bill.
Ever since he became - sensation IN the
role in New York at the Booth theatre
the country has been receiving Mr.. HOP.
per with more than passing cnecr. IL
seems more than 'ullo' to Bill with
the American people and Mr.. Hopper mas
again shown what exceptional work nc
can do in such human role as old
Bill
This unique comedy Of every day lire
in the trenches in france is based on
CAPTAIN Bruce Bairrsfather'S famous
boCk-"Fragments From France. In IT
appears the three modern "ulusketecrS
''cld Bill" Bert" and AK The play
derives rs odd title from picture In
the .Bairnsfather book where soldier Is
shown suuatting in a she'll hole with
bombs bursting all round him. y, COM
rade looks in and Sarcasticsliy COM
rnents on the she'll hole as not oelnS
very comfy" III you know where
-fhere's a better ole. so TO IT," raps "oid
Bill"
There arc a number OF martial airs,
chanteuse songs and melodies OF inspir-
ing harmony rendered by the boys and
their host of charming girls who dance
and make merry throughout the two eS'
plosions, seven splinters and snort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

Laughing gas attack OF nc comeuy.
day seats 70 on salo Thursday al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
CRIMINAL COURT NOTES

forfeiture Of bond in the cases OF
Tho state vs.. London. Walkow and kahn,
~ tife Coca Cola bottling works was SET
aside when they appeared LOT ira! u,
criminal court yesterday. Thelr trial
was get for May 81. ,,,
Charged with larceny. clarence Mas
ner will appear before Judge Robinson OF
criminal court today for nearing.
wagner Is alleged TO have robbed his
room mate OF $33. ,., .;,,,ir,l
William Linden. charged with criminaI
assault will be arraiGned in criminal
court Saturday. He is represented py
Attorney +. A. O'Brien.
Raw Miller charged with entering me
Victoria theatre, has an order entered
against him for forfeiture OF bond IN
r n Butler. an alleged check artist
renreseuted by W. n. Casey, VIII be
given . trial Before Judge Robinson TO-
day. .tud ,.s.,srday
morning and his case continued untl
rho fifteenth when motion 10 DISMISS
IL to ne argued. .,,,.
4 number OF Cases appealed from city
noIice court are to be heard M criminal
.nnrt today They include tho case or
Far, Barlow charged with assault ana
destruction OF property and nuTaber
or traffic cases which were Appealed.
-strY WAR SAVINGS srAMtS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
Lemon Juice
How to Use Il For
R n Ell M ATISM

Throw away thr bottles. sulvC etc:
and so right at III" '"mli"iC and hI"-
long riddaLrn Of your rheumatism h$
on" Of the best methods.
Take glass or cup Of wStrr. Hot
or cold. Suuecnc into it thk ju!r" Of
half lemon and add little Slrnniko.
Chen zip slowly. Follow Other >mpl"
directions ~ tho Stror!ko m"'hGd and
watch the benefit fr"m day to day---ur
even hour to hour.
Lot your purpos" hc 10 gain health
anew and add years To your life. YOU
risk absolutely nothing except the trIf-
ling cost Of tho lemon. brcauS" with
rlch package rf STEON no there Is n
nunCy- bnri guarantee. Trial tfenimcnt
mailed f-c" ny Str"nik" LahNrat"ry.
EA-9S. New Haven. Conn. or buy
guaranteed S'rnnih" ut any leading
druggists. including Norbert q. B1ar.
r, L. Graham. e. H. Gr:cst & Co. Hog"
4 Davis pruE Co. EI. McAllstcr,
Island Pharmacy.
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eet r;sht a the cause Of SUFFERING ana
sni,srs, regulate the kidney. and ol'a-
- ma restore the diseased organs %
s6und and hesithy conditioo.
: A,,,. Wm. Fischer. 2oos woodsoerns AZ:
fsisvifie. ky.. writes: am inst sst,sa s Ill.,
-, You shecid haxs seen ne before ttsred
- y.Iiow % cold. COW n, eyes and sam ss :,
.n.s..r.S 30 NJ iidasys Do pst bsther ne
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SOLD HvEXYwN1R1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
GENERAL HOSPITAL
TO GRADUATE TEN
NURSES WEDNESDAY
Commencement Exercises To Be Held
Tomorrow Evening in High
School Auditorium

Tomorrow evening ten nurses OF the
Ohio Valley General Hospital class or
1920, will receive their diplomas ana
pins. when tn" commencement exercises
viii H. held in the auditorium OF the
Wheeling high school.
Some of the nurses who will receive
their dcgrC" have already compile ted
their allotted time Of three years train
ing. Will" others, due tn illness. have Il
few weeks yet TO put in. The ten
nurses who Will gradual" hay" well
earned that distinction. During tn"
"flu" epidemic of 1915 these nurses
worked hard and stuck To their posts
fnultlC$ely In an effort 10 help those
who suffered from the disease ami as Il
result some contracted II.
The program for lomurrow'S exercises
will Ice brief but very interesting. Many
invitations have been sent out 10 the
many friends Of tho nurses graduating.
Thu. ten nurses arc:
: Mildred Lining Martha Mrlimio
Maud Gardner Margaret Horton
Marion tiljciund f1uy Smith
Carrie Mhflpwp RchcCCa HnutZ
Mac RalSton Bertha RtEmcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
HERE AND THERE:
Items Of interest TO Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
ana Organisations.

Fred RiCKctt charged with receiving
stolen goods. will be arraiBnrd in CriTi.
nal court tomorrow charged with receiv-
ing stolen goods.
Forty new autos have passed over tho
, National Road through this city cmrcute
,, 10 points east during tho present week.
Joe Ross. charged with fcluniuus cut
ting, was given SIX months IN the county
jail yesterday rs Judge Alan IT, Robin
son. of criminal court. Rp>S was
cha rgcd with cutting Gail Lake, Il South
Side woman, over a yeareagO.
The home OF Alva Lewis on tho Eas,
/ Side was robbed Of $50 in cash Sunday
night. II IL thought that the robbery
was committed by boardcr IN the
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
Run Down!

Kidney and bladder troubles are nIS
sm;ted to men. Homework, or WORK
IN once or factory, cause. women 70
.aser from weak, ovetwosked or dis
sa.ed fidreys. The symptoms sfe-
oufsness under the eyes, saiow ..in'
constant tired feeling, lack OF anoitioe,
orIvous condition, backache, rheunaos
60. sore muscles, stiff joints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
JUDGE DAYT0A'S
ORDER CONCERNING
PHILIppI court

Judge Aston G. Dayton OF the United
s,stsS DJstrict Court made an an
nouncernent on Monday afternoon, as
the court opened. 10 this effect:
That the United states District Court
win open fts session at PhihpW IN tnIs
90 the fact that that day is registration
day, the court will simply be called ana
proceedings continued until WEDNESDAY
May 26th. when the court VIII % iorHf
ally opened. ...
This will give chance for all jurors
and witnesses to register and then ap-
pear at the regular openinE or the scss-
ton on Wednesday. May 2oth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
WHEELING ELECTRIC co.
GETS RICHT-OF- WAY

The Wheeling Electric company w"S
yesterday gwen riRht.of-Hay over Ga"
md Hermann Ximmcr. rhis property
situated at tho head OF Gl"un's run. hiss
excited Il great deal 81 interest since on
tho Sth Of last March u was seized -
alien properly under ~" 'fn"my hicr
act" and has boon IN thu hands or J.. -.
Garvin alien property cuHt"dian' sine"
that date.
1t is understood that IL" company
will Immediately begin I" extend thcir
system acr0sS the upper end "f IN"
county AMI through Ia" lower rart or
Rr0ukc county. The yrc" paid for IN"
twcrty foot right Of WAY across tho
400 acre plat was 1900.
Tho greater tho ncctsAtty for saving
tho greater your opportunity ~ 100
!, Tho IntelIiSeucer Want hdS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-10

The Ice cream festival held here SAT-
urday night was a decided success
from start to finish. proceeds $51.65.
The teacher, Miss Grace Damron, was
very grateful for the help Of Mrs. VIM.
sBarnett, Mrs. @, A. Haws and Mr..
Hughes. q -
Misses Mollie and Nora Roberts OF
Loiisa were the weekend guests OF
home folks
Mr.. ana Mrs, J. w. Bradley attended
Sunday School at Smoky Valley Sum
day.
Mont Nelscs and Want weilman
were the guests o. friends on Daniels
Creek Sunday.
Homer and Georgia o'Neai spent
Sunday evening with Mss Gee Hutchi-
son.
Miss Tudeii Turner spent sunday
with Miss Sophia Roberts.
Mrs. Ethel Hutchinson and children
OF Lick creek. are visiting reiatfves
here.
Mrs. Josephine Rice of Louisa. and
sister, Mrs Cora Abbott McGfath and
daughter OF Washington, ID. C., who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Haws, Mrs. Matte Meek and Miss Gee
Hutchinson. have returned home. 1t
was Mrs, McGrath's first visit here in
fifteen years.
Samantha Nelson and little Ollie
Chapman spent last week with their
brother John Nelson of Catlettsburg.
Misses Mamie and Effie Nolen spent
Sunday evening with Miss Inez Well
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Damron. Bess
Collinsworth, Gertrude Damrol and
Homer Ekers, OF Fallsburg, attended
the festival here Saturday night
Allen Hutchinson and Gladys Haws
called on friends at Lick Creek Sunday.
Mrs. 81. f.. Roberts spent Tuesday
with home folks.
Miss Jewel Damron spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends at
Fallsburg,
Elves Wellman spent the day Satur-
day with her aunt, Mrs, M. Nelson.
Mrs. Harrison Terrell and children
were the guests of their grandmother
Mrs. Amanda Roberts. Saturday night.
Misses Ivory and Opal Burchett at
tended Sunday School at Dry Ridge
Sunday
The Misses Mccown OF Reuben were
the guests of relatives here Sunday
Mrs. Laura Berry, of Trad, spent
Sunday. night with relatives here.
Elmer Negsom visited his cousin,
okey Adams. Saturday night and suns
day. ~ x !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Adams and chill
dren spent Sunday with VIM. Berry
and family.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-10
GIsENWOOD
fThINfTYl

Rev Roland Hutchinson conducted
religious services at Trinity church
Sunday morning.
} SeYeraiSfrom this place attended the
Children's Day exercises at Garrett
Chapel Sunday.
Uncle Isaac Belcher. who has been
very III for some time, IL no better.
Mrs. RIG. johnson and daughter.
charlotteand Jas. Taylor, were visitors
Mt Ashland one day last week.
Mrs. ]. s. Rife has returned from a
!. weeks visit to relatives in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs Jos. Ross. OF Ashland,
Mrs Jacob Leicht. of Norfolk, Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ramey OF Huntington
were guests of G. b. Belcher and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woots Gaines were
guests OF q. w. Handley and family
Sunday,
Mrs. Laura Fannin was the week
end guest OF Geo Fannin and family.
Mr., and Mrs Hill OF Worcester. o.,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Wright.
T.. y. Belcher of Pittsburg, Pa, was
called here by'the illness Of his father.
Mr.. Chas. Woods OF Normal and
Mr.. Sylvester Woods of Tuscola, were
Sunudy Bucblb u sDtWty luyioi. .Hs'
Elder Wright came wn from Pres
tonsburg for a visit Messrs, Jack
and Epp bright.
Miss Grace Belcher has r he'd from
d few days visit IN sisblsnd sa Hunt
ington.
Mrs Wall 1nnah and Miss Ruby
Neal returned 10 their home at Ports
month after a weeks visit with rela-
tiyes here.
visiting relatives in Greenup has res
turned home.
MISSES Gertrude and Thelma Pinion.
OF Kansas City, We're recent guests OF
Mrs. " Is. siortfiatss
Messrs Cleo. and Hoida Rice @sEe
guests in ashland last week;
Misses Norma Taylor and Coda
Queen went 10 Estep Sunday to attend
Childrens Day AT Care. Chapel.
Misses Alva and Opal Ranley of
Huntington were recent guests OF Miss
Grace Belcher.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Copley were week
end guests OF friends In Sciotoville, o.
SEPTEMBER MORN.