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The News of SOmerset's Busy Towns

and other relatives and friends In
town last week.
The illustrated lecture on Maine
given last Wednesday evening was
very fine. 1t merited a much larger
audience than 1t received.
| repair Carpet Sweepers and fur
nish repairs. Also repairs for most
all makes of Electric Sweepers. l
would appreciate your patronage. A.
| n. Tibbetts, Bingham. 1w25%
Harold Coleman and his father
Charles Coleman of Vermont were
fishing at Moosehead Lake last week.
Mrs. Lucinda Moore entertained the
Sunshine members last Thursday af-
ternoon. The following oflhers were
elected: President. Mrs. Eva A.
Bachelor; vice president, Mrs Junia
Wuham. secretary Mrs Lephe
Preble. treasurer. Mrs Mary Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Goodrich are
spending a few weeks with their son
Merton and his family In Kennebunk.
Leon Goodrich accompanied them in
their car returning on Tuesday by
train.
Mrs Leon GooIrilh will act as cor
respondent tor the Independent-Re
porter during the absence of Mrs.
W b. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Whitney Mrs.
Florence Owens and daughter Esther
and Miss Thelma Bean had a very en-
ioyable trip to Pennington, Sunday
afternoon
James Kelliher IS very Ill and it is
feared he will have to undergo an op-
Grafton.
Childrens Day at the Congregation
al Church was observed in very
pleasant manner The morning ser
vice was given over to the children
who did their best in songs and reci-
tations. The pastor made some re-
marks also
Laura, Geraldine and Beatrice Ba-
ker and Mary Carl, spent Sunday at
their homes. Alice LaRoque was a
guest of the Baker girls.
Charles Hill who lives with his
daughter Mrs. Frank Hunnewell is
one Of the smartest old men in town.
He is eghty-two years old This
spring he has got into the cellar and
piled fifty loads of wood. besides
making himself useful in other ways.
Mrs Maria Baker feels very sorry
for the injury done her lilac bush
one night recently by some automO-
bile party. She was very proud of
The tree which was symmetrical in
shape II was practically ruined by
the breaking off of many large
branches.
The postponed concert by the Mad
ison Boys Band under the auspices of
the Board of Trade. will occur here
next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
At a joint meeting of the school
boards of the towns of Bingham.
Solon. Anson and Embden, Mrs. l.. A.
bradbury was reelected superintend-
ent of school for the district. Mrs.
bradbury thinks a commercial course
of study will be introduced into the
Bingham high school next year. This
is made possible by the liberal amount
of money raised.
While in Skowhegan recently Har
old Coleman called on Frank Rowe at
the hospital, Mr.. Rowe has to re-
main in one position which is fiat on
his back in bed His courage is
good and his leg is thought to be
making progress toward recovery.
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ATHENS

Milan Elliott of Portsmouth, N. H.
Is visiting his father and mother this
week.
Marie Bunker, a trained nurse from
New York is visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doan Candage of Seal
Harbor are visiting the Holmans
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Staples are vls-
iting the Holmans. They came 10
attend the reunion held at the old
home In Solon.
Rev. A. f. Luce held the first quar-
terly Conference in the church, Mon
day evening. After the concert he
gave a brief talk on his attending the
general Conference at Chicago.
Ray Tibbetts is repairing the Hay
den home in the village.
10. o. F. Encampment held dis
trict meeting last evening About
one hundred and fifty were IN at
tendance.
NJ. z. B. Society will meet with Mrs
Emma Dore, Thursday afternoon.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to express our very deep
appreciation of all the beautiful floral
tributes sent during our recent be-
reavement. We also wish to thank
the kind friends and neighbors for
their many helpful words and acts of
sympathy during the past few weeks.
Mrs. M. Eugene Strickland
Annie n. Strickland
Mary A. Strickland
Lena e. Strickland
Blanche 8. Mosher
New Portland. Me-. June IT, 1920.
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Miss Annie Savage Is spending a
week with relatives in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Rowell attend
ed the Centennial at Etna, Saturday.
A. W Starbird is in Boston.
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ceived. The scenery this week Is
most attractive and was designed /"
c. F. Perkins and D. s. Gather.
Band Concert next Sunday BY tne
Skowhegan Military Band to be al
p. m. Standard Time.
The play for next week Is "Poll''
anna" mention Of which Is made eisV
where In this issue.
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MALBON'S MILLS

Herbert Pratt on the Canaan road
has recently had his fine set of farm
buildings wired for electric lights.
Mrs. Rachel Pierce of Fairfield aged
81 years, Is visiting her step-daughter
Mrs. Ivory Homsted. Mrs. Pierce is
remarkably well preserved and able
to assist in some of the duties Of the
household
School in this place closes this week
Miss Young, the teacher. has nice
program arranged for the closing ex-
ercises.
Mrs Archie Fenton and children of
COrnville visited her brother Thomas
Flewellyn and family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holden and
son Howard, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Painter of Norridgewock went to
Pennington Sunday and called on w.
d. Murray, a former neighbor.
Alfred Mcclure of Carmel recently
visited his brother Walter MCGUIRE
for few days.
Mrs. Maria Loomis who has been
seriously Ill, is reported as somewhat
improved,
w. L. Walker and son have been
very busy all the spring and have
nearly all OF their own lumber sawed
and if the water In the river holds up
will be able to do custom saving.
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Lakewood Notes

The new Lakewood Stock Company
under the direction of Mr., Herbert
Light opened the season last Monday
evening in Sinners" and the new
company made q very favorable i'm
preston. Miss Margaret Leonard,
the leading lady and Miss Betty wes-
on. tngenue were especially we'll re-
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NORTH ANSON

A. +. Hamilton returned from Sche-
aeotady last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Berry are the
proud parents of a nine pound girl.
She was born last Thursday.
Alden Bailey went to Waterville
Monday. He expects to leave Wat
ervile for Boston this week and will
drive a truck back to Waterville for
Mr. Jeffrey OF the jeffrey Motor Com
pany of Waterville.
Wallace Emery and Lester Witham
left Monday noon for Boston They
will drive home Mr. Emery's new
harmon limousine.
repair Carpet Sweepers and fur
nlsh repairs. Also repairs for most
all makes OF Electric Sweepers.
would appreciate your patronage, A.
n. Tibbetts, Bingham. 1w25'
Mr.. and Mrs Haskell are visiting
their son, Wilfred McBurnie at the
Carrabassett Inn. over the week end.
Ellwood Durgin is visiting his uncle
Robie Libby of this village.
Elmer W Sawyer was in Skowhe-
gan Tuesday to attend a hearing at
the PROBATE court.
Rav Frost of the Roberts Office Sup
ply Company, was in town last Mon
day.
Friday was Board Of Trade Day in
this village. IL the afternoon there
were two ball games. one between
Anson Academy and Norridgewock
High School, which resulted in an
easy win for the Academy. The other
game was between the North Arson
town team and Bingham. This game
resulted in a win for North Anson,
the score being five to nothing. The
games were held just after concert
which was held in Carrabassett Hall
by Hicks Boston Jazz Orchestra. This
orchestra was engaged for this con-
cert and the dance in the evening, at
considerable expense, 1t being the
only Maine engagement. The at
tendance at the dance was very large
there being over one hundred couples
present.
Mrs. w c. Robinson and daughter
Mrs. Earl Wing, spent the day in
Skowhegan, Tuesday.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Services Sunday. June 18th, were
well attended. There were over 60
at the evening service, and S5 at the
Church School.
There will be a choir rehearsal
Thursday evening at s o'clock; also an
official board meeting at the close Of
the Sunday morning service; an
every-member canvas for current ex-
penses and benevolence in the near
future; upper district Sunday School
Association Conference at Norridge-
wock, Wednesday. June 23rd, after
noon and evening; Children's Sunday,
June 9th.
Sunday. June 20th. Morning Service
will be at 10.45; subject "The Church"
Church School at u; Epworth League
meeting at 6.45; Living up to Our
Responsibilities. song service at
T:30; brief address; service at the
Emerson School, Embden at p. m.
standard Time)
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NORRIDGEWOCK

Mrs. Mahala McIntire is visiting her
son Lewis and wife in Auburn.
Mrs. Alfred Everett had the great
misfortune to fall last week and break
limb from which she is suffering
greatly.
A union service will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday forenoon
with a Baccalaureate sermon preach
ed to the high school graduating
class by the pastor Rev, f r. Farrar
at the usual time.
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A. f. Hamilton returned from Sche-
aeotady last week.
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BINGHAM

The CONGREGATIONAL church circle
met Wednesday of last week at the
home OF Mrs. George Baker.
Mrs. Maria Carney Of Portland was
visiting her sister Mrs. Edward Miller
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DEADWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Davis of Water
willie have been visiting Mrs. Sprague
Mace.
Miss Minnie Leighton has returned
to her home in Unionville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Strout are the
parents of baby boy born recently.
Arthur Low has returned to his
home In Unionville for a few days.
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STRATTON

Word was received here today that
Thomas McCutcheon, whose serious
illness we have reported, and later
taken to DR.. Bells Hospital at Strong,
died at Ills, Monday a. m. The re-
mains will be brought here for burial.
Further details In next weeks issue.
Gladys Nottage of Framingham,
Mass. is the guest of her brother Fred
Hutchins.
Baseball game at Kingfield, Satur-
day resulted as follows: Kingfeld g.;
Stratton 3.
Joe Dorian of Rumford was in town
Sunday.
Roy Deming has gone to work for
the Stratton Mfg. Co.
ADVENTISTS HAVE SPLENDID
MEETING
Continued from Page One)
the speaker. A praise service fol-
lowed and In the evening Elder Carr
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sol S.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Arthur schim.
mel are the guests Of relatives at
Lowell, Ohio.
Mrs, J. NJ. Mcdonnell was called
to Pittsburgh yesterday by the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
W. r. Lynch.
The REV. j. M. Sheridan who
had been the guest Of his son, J. r,
Sheridan on Benoni avenue, has
returned to his home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Alice Nuzum. mother OF
Mrs. Charles Ice, OF this city, has
gone to Mama, Florida, where she
viii spend the remainder OF the
winter. She was accompanied to
Orlando, Florida, by Miss Pearl
Sturm, and Miss Mary Polling, OF
this city.
Miss Marie Barnes, who is stu
dent at the Battle Creek State
Normal school at Battle Greek,
Mich, Is spending the holidays
here with, her mother, Mrs. Lou
Barnes, at Edgemont.
Miss Rebeccs Thompson, Of
Belington, is the guest Of Mrs. M.
v. Thrall, at her home on Castor
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. N. E. Shat, OF
Charleston, who had been the
guests Of Miss Winnifrede Murphy
at her home on Mckinney street,
are returning there today.
Mrs. Harry Fleming, who had
been seriously Ill at her home on
Ninth street, is improving.
Fred Morris. who had spent the
past several days here with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Norris,
at their home on Washington street
has returned to Columbus, Ohio
where he is located.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wtedebusch
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3FtIliE F(jAI or Mrs f(l EtieEss
Ir 4 > ne tuaesEtsaiiil seEEioes we're
hsId tbs morning Ct 1o:So O'Clock
over the body Of NEs. ETaline
Traush Al he home Of her SON,
Harvey 3. Trangh. at Hll View
Farm. The Rev. John @, Broom
field conducted the services which
were largely attended by relatives
and friends, Following the services
the body was laid 70 rest in Maple
Grove cemetery by Undertaken
MusgraTe and Son.
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80 l.f
IhaS a uEled nom b yiSft & Vest
eFnport Nd Il
X M. and Mrs. Arthur Clayton and
dang hter, Miss Jane, were guests
yesterday from Warrington Of Mrs.
ClaytoR's mother. Mrs. John R
Cook
Mrs. j. B. Crow1 Is seriously ~
at her homo on East Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowl were packing
preparatory to going to Florida Tor
the winter when she was taken III.
A trained nurse Is In attendance.
Fay Carpenter who has been a
patient at Johns Hopkins hospF
tai In Baltimore has returned home
much improved.
John StoetGer has gone 70 Phila-
delphIa where he has accepted a
MIS-. j. c. Ward left this morn
ing for SteubeRviIle, Ohio, where
she VIII spend week with rela-
tives.
Miss Deborah Fitzgerald has re-
turned from Cameron. where she
spent a week with her parents:
DR.. W. R. D0ugan who has been
in the West has returned here.
Mrs. Frank Fisher who has been
the guest OF relatives in Manning
ton has returned to her home at
Ranger, Texas.
John B. Stewart has returned to
Breckenridge, Tex. where he is en-
ployed in theol fields after spend
ing the holidays with his sister,
Mrs. B. F. Cross, at NuZum Place.
Mrs. Stewart Will remain here un-
til spring with her sister at which
time they expect to take up their
residence here,
Miss Eva Conway, OF Washing
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Mra. HeIntzeIman Aostess

Mrs.. Harry Heintzelman is enter
tanning this afternoon at an at
ttaGtiYely appointed bridge at the
Country Club, the guest of honor
being Mis- Mary Peoples. OF car
stersyiile. Ca, who is the house
enest 81 Miss Helen Robinson at
Inc home OF her father, Clarence
10. Robinson on Fairmont avenue.
A number OF tables were in play
during the afternoon and salad
lunch was served. The club house
was pretti1y decorated for the oc-
Scasion. Out-of-towu guests present
eyre Miss Peples, Mrs. Frank
Hutchinson, OF Logan, w. Va and
Miss Bernice Beistel. Of Green's
burg, Pa, the guest Of Miss Angela
EEarta .-
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Big Whiskey Cargo
Taken By Officers
IBy Associated Pressl

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Dec. 81
Three hundred cases Of whiskey
being transported from a distillery
near here to New York were con.
SIscated today by Fayette county
officers when one OF the trucks
slipped over a fifteen foot embank.
ment in the mountains on the ma
tional pike.
NJ. Goldstein, OF Pittsburgh, al
legged to have been In charge Of the
caravan, and four others are be-
ing detained here while the with
drawal permits are being inVestt.
gated.
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ton: ID. o.. g. the guest OF afeF e.
Ia. Ma: Erne Ben d her home
on Fftth street.
j. NJ q. Brown and daughter,
Miss Virginia. ana son. ]. II. O., Jr.,
win arrive here this evening TO
spend the New Years With the for.
mer's sister, Mrs. n. G. stOeszer.
Mrs. P. B. swearingen Is IN Nor
gantown visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Jesse Price.
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Returning Hoe.

Mrs. Natahn r. GarWood and
daughter, Miss Virginia, are re-
turning to their home at Browns
YIlle Pa, today after a stay Of
several weeks In this city. Miss Vir-
ginia Is recovering nicely from the
effects OF an automobile accident
Z OF which she was a victim in this
city and 1T is1believed she will en-
tirely recover within a short time.
They had been guests at the home
OF the formers brother, 2. T. KEEL
ley, and Mrs. Kelley on Coleman
avenue.
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!. mas =

The funeEal 10 ms
.GantE. widow ii lasa
whose death took Place saTal
days ago Il her homo 80
ton street. vas held tlli ~
from the residence ana toilo snl.
the services the body 81
to Maple Grove GENET erJ ~. q
tRker Musgrave where g laia
to rest !.
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IHas aueet.

Mss Ruth Kelley Is entertaining
& Ser home on Walnut avenue Mrs.
o. u. Patterson, Of Beaver, Pa.
Ma! Anna Ringer, OF West Union'
n also 4 guest at the Kelley home
Ralph Kelley, who had spent the
holiday with his father, L. ". Ke!'
~ and his sister, Miss Ruth kei'
5ley, has returned to New York
where he resides.
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On Win tins and chri u
mas fayurS while the t9hl0 vas
covered with cluny- lace and Btad-
ed candles IN silver candlesdcics
cast 4 pretty glow over the set
hngs. Music was furntshed by the
Mason DIxol- seven orchestra and
for hours the guests, numbering
two hundred, danced. The hosts
and hostess were assisted in enter
tanning their guests by the Messrs.
Watson's mother, Mrs. James Ed
win Watson, Mrs. George DeBolt
Mrs. Edwin Forrest Hartley, Mrs.
Clarence W. Watson, Miss Lucy
watson, Mrs. Earl q. Smith and
Mrs. w. II. Conway.
Patronesseo Announced
Patronesses have been announc-
ed as follows for the New Year.
dance to be given at The Fairmont
tonight: Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Chambers, e. B. Moore, Brooks
hutchinson. C. e. Smith, Edward
Slack, ]. E. Watson, Jr., Brooks
Fleming, Jr., and S. D. Brady.
The Mason-Dixon orchestra VIII
furnish the music and the commit
tee IN charge Of the dance Is COM
posed OF Messrs. Paul Fleming and
John Jones.
Entertained Friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wallace en-
tertained last evening for num-
Der Of their friends at their home
on Monroe street. The home was
decorated in Christmas effects and
the guests numbered eighteen. A
delicious luncheon was served.
Afternoon Tea.
One Of the prettiest of the holl-
day seasons social functions was
the tea at which Mrs. Fred Hell
mick and her daughter, Miss Fran
ces, Helmick, were hostesses yes
terday afternoon at their home on
Fairmont avenue. The interior OF
the home was effectively decorat-
ed in Christmas green's, greenery
and poinsettias being prettily used
throughout the living rooms. In
the diningroom a color scheme of
green and white was used. The
table, which was covered with a
battenberg cloth, was conferred
with a large crystal bowl of white
roses, narcissus and steVia, while
silver rosebud vases at each cor
ner of the table contained sevia
and white rosebuds. The greenery
was used with pretty effect about
the electric dome and shaded can
dies added to the artistic effect.
Mrs. Helmick, Miss Helmick, Mrs.
w. B. Brooks, the mother Of the
former, and Mrs. Carroll Helmick,
q sister-in-law, received the guests
which numbered about two hun
Ilred, after which they were invtt-
ed to the dining room by Mrs. L.
D. Howard and Mrs. Tusca Nor
ris. In the diningroom Mrs. John
s. Pierpont, Mrs. E. w. Howard,
Mrs. r. NJ. Hite and Mrs. Alex.
Riheldaffer presided at the serv-
ing table and the aides were Mrs.
H. e. Engle, Mrs. Charles c. Robb,
Mrs. Howard J. Ross, Mrs. Walter
]. Boydston, Mrs. Frank P. Hall,
Mrs Edwin Brooks, Mrs. W. A.
Wiedebusch and the MISS Mar
jorie Haas, Louise Rock, Agnes
Talbot, Ruth Spedden, Florence
Hutchinson, Helen Robinson and
Mary Peoples, the latter Of Car
tersville, Ga. Miss Mary Frances
Riheldaffer met the guests at the
door. Miss Helmick, who is stu
dent at Smith college at North
ampton, Mass. and who is spend
ing the holidays here with her
parents, is leaving next week to
resume her studies.
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The Presbyterian Legion will
hold 4 called meeting on Monday
aftarnon at three o'clock at the 80
tcial rooms Of the church. The
meeting VIII be an important one
and the members are urged to be
present.
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70 Return to California.

Mrs.. Frederick Randall and chill
Gdren. who had spent the past sew
sefal months IN this city watn Inc
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
u Watson, are leaving next week
Tor their home at Santa Barbara
California.
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4ave New Daughter

"A nine-pound daughter was born
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. .. R.
Parker at their home at Atlanta,
Ga. The baby is q granddaughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ward, OF
Watson avenue, this city. She is
the second daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Parker, the other being
Miss Mary Betty Parker.
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LOCAL GOSSIP

What beautiful hair that Miss
Taylor has! And so thick and lus-
trous now. She says it's oil DUE
10 Partisan Sage, the hair inyigor-
ator. The Fairmont Pharmacy
sells on guarantee" Adv.
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.EntertaIned al Dinner

Mrs. 3. "A. Wilson was hostess
at her home on Market street on
wednesday evening at a prettily
appointed six o'clock dinner. Gov
gefs were laid for IS, including Mrs
iWnl,Davis and daughters the Miss
ses Virginia and Helen, of Omaha,
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Returninu West

Mrs. WI Davis and daughters,
the Misses Virginia and Helen who
have been the guests OF the for
mer's sister, Mrs. F. M. Wilson.
at her home at, Edgeway, have re-
turned to their home at Omaha,
iNeb, They were joined in Chicago
by Mr.. Davis, who accompanied
them on the remainder Of their
t4t0nrnaSy
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no PennsYIvania.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Diemer
are leaving this afternoon for Cat
awiasa, Pa where they will spend
the New Year as the guests Of the
Formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Diemer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Jones are
leaving this evening for Jackson
Vile and Palm Beach, Florida,
where they will spend the next
several weeks.
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Miss Mary Emmitt, Of Columbus,
Ohio, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Frame at their Main street
home. She will remain here until
after New Years.
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Granville Edgar Sturm and Miss
Ruby Willard, Of this city, were
united in marriage on Wednesday
morning by the Rev. H. @. Stoetzer
at his residence on First street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Lyon
have as their guest at their home
on First street the latter's sister,
Miss Ida Biertz, Of Somerset, Pa.
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Patroneasoo Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Wallace en-
tertained last evening for num-
Der Of their friends at their home
on Monroe street. The home was
decorated in Christmas effects and
the guests numbered eighteen. A
delicious luncheon was served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
MRS. WELLS FUNERAL TO BE HELD TODAY
 AT LATE RESIDENCE

The funeral of Mrs. Ben Well, who died Wednesday afternoon. will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the residence, 1040 South Thirty-third street Dr. M. Newfield will officiate. Inter- ment will be in Temple EmanuEl cem- etery
 The request is made that no flowers be sent and that any remembrance be given to the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society.
 The pallbearers who have been asked to act are:
 Active-Sam Rich, Dave Rich. Abe Rich. Charles F.. SWengo, Herman Saks, Simon Klotz L. J. Fox and Melville Sommers
 Honorary-Os Wells, Tom Bowron Emil Behrens. F. H. Ensey, D. A.. Me Lean, Rev. J. w Johnson O. l.. Ste phenson. Harry Coffin, Edgar Adler, M V. Joseph, Herman Rich. Joseph Love- man. Morris Adler, Lawrence Saks, Ju- lian Saks, Emanuel Bloch. .Dr. c. C.. Jones, Louis Sterne, pr. c. F. Zuber, Dr. E. P. Solomon, Dr. James McLester, Judge A. c. Houze, Henry Houze, Judge J. P. Stiles, Sam Blach, Harry White, w. w. Odom, Eugene Jacobs, F. w Bromberg. Dr. c. s. Harris. c. M. Stanley, Jack Eaton, R. A. Mullins. Victor Hanson. Mitchell Williamson, J. l.. Ebaugh, Judge Dan Green, Judge H. P. Heflin, Judge John Pugh, Sol Ca- heen, J. D. Moore, Robert Jemison, ST., and J. c. Beatty.