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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17
Inequalities.

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS

- EPUBlCAN Congressional Number
N ana Two Will be held at Salt Lake City August
One VIII convene at 10 100 Hotel Two
at the same hour in the Newhouse
District Number Two
entntions Davis 1S Salt Lake 1S Of
District Number One consists Of the
representation
business of be candidate
District
Conventions. " $500 ~
OF Congressional he
tue State Nominating Convention
70 serve Tor both Conventions
chosen, each County ma - -
Inc conventions and Primaries called
delegates VIII also provide such the
AlVA D. MsGuiSE, Chairman Congressional pyrIet
L. e WILEY, Chairman Second Congregational District
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

IN Republican
ssAts Nominating Convention hereby
called -
Salt Iahs CITY 10 the sait Lake Theatre.
dsegss M
s~h m and the mAssy sssa ness cast tor Hdnsans
Er Morris FOR he sseso hsA November rh is'S
yhs W assssa ne sountiss
tshs~s: 5 M ~ ~
1a..s, 10 ssx ates = Cache y. es.ese ~ oasqsn
No. jUab ~ KIM Mllard - Merosa piuts .. etsh
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~ vssss ~ Vlatsk Vtah %. Wasash . washinsasa o.
Wsy~s 4 Wiser g.
The bssns nominating Of eandt
Aatss fDs:
vsvr presidential
UWstd state Senator for
oevsrnor for four torn. ID i
Justice Of the Supreme Court Tor ten yssr term b..
Attorney
Treasurer
Auditor
superintendent
The selection
business properly before this Convention
Eac, Chairman u
Primaries which
ever system the county determine
All primaries
State
The hour holding
should he known public
Will the publicity
fore the date on which such meetings take place
In all counties districts
be adjusted conditioned
the details
CinctS aud counties
HENRY WELSH, Chairman.
C. L. NELSON.
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son color. There were twelve gues;
present. The prize for the hish"s
score was awarded to Mrs. Steven.
. 9 . o
Another in the series Of lecture
on child welfare by Miss Blanch
Cooper was given Tuesday at tn
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. Thes'
lectures are proving most interestin,
an dare given under the auspices o.
the Unity Circle In addition to the
lecture there was a vocal solo By
Miss Rachel Petedson. Immediatei,
following the ladies OF the Unity
Circle and few friends were enter
tanned at the Bluebird by Miss
Blanche bulge. Special guests were
Miss Francis Richards. Mrs. Lewis
r. Cannon, Mrs. Brown and Mis-
Peterson
Miss Elnora Amussen returned re-
Gently from trip to Sprinsville.
Miss Clara Kramer left on Satur-
day last for a fortnight's vacation In
southern Utah. She viii spend
most OF the time at Fish Lake, n
Sevter county.
Yesterday afternoon hiss 0ae'<
Peterson entertained at q ,uneheon
Tor he. siri friends At her home OF
First West street. The rooms were
wy pre,,iiy decorated with cluste,
boquets Of sweet peas A de,ietou,
luncheou was served and the after
noon spent In sewing and playing
cards. There we're sixteen guests ir
attendance. ~. y
PA 80 . = lu .i
Miss Francis Richards is the gues'
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McAlister
Miss Richards is from Salem, Ore.
where che Is the Dean OF Women a
the Willamette University
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r Hovey ant
children motored to Salt Lake las
Saturday where they spent the weel
end
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Budd ant
son Douglas of Salt Lake City ar
TIE guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Thatcher lief
Thursday morning for few day
stay in Salt Lake City.
. q . 3
Mrs. s o Stevens and childre
who have been the guests OF DR. an
Mrs. 1. 8. Smith returned to the
home in Ogden Tuesday.
Q . . .
Mrs. Florence G. Nebekcr and Ii
tie son left Monday for trip
Bear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray b. West r
returned the latter part OF last wee
from Salt Lake City where thu
spent several days.
|
On Monday afternoon Mrs. A.
Thompson entertained her bridl
club and a few special guests. II
rooms and tables were very dainti
decorated with pink rambler rose
A delicious lunch was served. Sp
cial guests of the afternoon we
Mrs. s. o. Stevens of ogden, Mrs
S. Smith, Mrs w w Mclaughlin
Berbley, Calf, Mrs. l.. T. Canno
and Miss Nora Eliason.
y . . .
Mrs. W. F. Hoffer returned to h
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17

On Friday evening of last week
members OF the Sixth ward gathered
at the meeting house in farewell
party TO Bishop Oscar Rice and
Counselor N, A, Larson. His other
counselor remains as bishop. Mr.
Rice has served this ward in the ca
pacity Of bishop for over ten years
and appreciation of his labors was
literally shown In the party tender.
ed him. The chapel was beautifully
decorated with the seasons flowers
and q splendid program was render
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17

nuscal numbers. Bishop Rice and
VIZ. Larsen were each presented with
handsome gold ring. Following
the program the guests repaired to
the amusement hall which was beau
tifully decorated, where bounteous
refreshments were served and the
evening spent in social pastime and
dancing. A most enjoyable time
was had By every one.
= = D .
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Elliott accom-
panied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Earl
left Monday for a motoring tour
through zioa canyon and possibly
the Grand Canyon Of tho Colorado.
On Saturday Of last week Nrs. l..
8. Smith entertained with q bridge
luncheon In honor OF her sister, Mrs.
8. o. Stevens Of Ogden who Is her
house guest. The decorations were
In pink and white. rambler roses
being used. A delicious luncheon
was served Prise for, tho highest
score was given to Mrs.. J. u. .Shep-
ard and . guest prize vas also given
to Mrs.. Stevens. Thoee attending
were Mesdames Lewis T. Cannon.
Florencs o. Neseker. A. H. TApmp-
con, !. E. Shepard. @. " ThAishss.
George Torsesou. D. @. ThAtease, "
w. Mclaughlin. WIN. v. Howell.
Ray b. West. Luther Howell. 9. o.
Stevens and Miss Nora niason.
82<$ . - "a
On Monday evening Mrs. B. X. 8.
Amussep entertained with lawn
party. Flowers OF the season and
pretty coiored lanterns were delight
fully used as decorations. A bufe,
supper as served. There were sew
enty-five guests in attendance.
. . Q .
Mr.. Shtrrill of Salt Lake City /.
a house guest of Mrs. George Anus
son.
'igg @3%I~ 9
| Miss Annie Game of this city ha
gone to Pocatello to spend her vaca
ton.
8 o 9 g
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Peterson o
Rexburg arrived in this city Thurs
day. Mr.. Peterson plays in the Rex
burg ball team.
Miss Helen Felt returned to he
home in Salt Lake City Thursda
after spending 4 few days In thi
city, the guest OF Miss Constanc
Niblty.
Prof. and Mrs. George w. Thatch
er entertained Sunday evening wit
., the fourth of series of musicals
Rambler roses were used about tn
rooms in an effective and pleasin
decoration. Miss Claire Carbon CAV
the principal numbers of the evenin
and exhibited rery leasing interprt
' tive ability and excellent techniqu,
Mss Patience Thatcher sang tw
solos and there were two number
: given from the operas Martha" an
"Rigioletto," These were QUARTET
selections and were sung by Mis-
Esther Peterson, Ivy Broberg an
l. John Hughes and Professor Thatcf
er. Miss Gwendolyn Smith was tn
accompanist. Light refreshment
. we're served, The evening as on
| of rare pleasure and the host an
hostess were most cordially assure
OF the delight of their guests.
Mr.. Dave Thomas spent last wee
end in Salt Lake City.
. o . .
Mrs, A. 5. Turner. his son Ken
meth, Fred Thomas and Waldo Rite
LOT hA la
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On Friday of last week Miss Erna
Adams entertained with a trousseau
tea The rooms were charmingly de-
corated with roses and the tea table
was very pretty with the same beau
tlful flowers, Miss Adams exhibited
a lovely array of bridal clothes and
household articles. She was assisted
In receiving by her mother Mrs. JOS
eph and Mrs. Hans Gabrielsen Jr.
One hundred and ten guests called
during the afternoon.
. Q . .
Miss Elva Johnson and Mr.. Ariel
Berntson stole a march on their
many friends and were quietly mar
ried Thursday morning at the home
of the bride and left Immediately
for Salt Lake City where they will
spend fortnight after which they
will return TO this city to make their
future home. ..-.-.-.. .--.--
. . . .
Mrs. Robert Murdoch was the
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A Classified nd in the Republican
brings Results. - -. "a,
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motR Of q very pleasant su.price
party Thursday evening. Tho ocea
sion was her birthday and members
Of hsr family made the anniversary
. very happy one. Delicious refresh
sments we're served BY the ladies Of
the party and games and social chat
formedi the featupes q tho evening.
There were selvs guests present.
, } Aa > w 4
Miss Virginia Thatcher has re-
turned to her home in Salt Lake
City after very pleasant visit here
with relatives and friends She
was accompanied by Miss Blanche
Cole who will be the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Preston Thatcher for a
fortnight's visit.
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The marriage of Miss Erma d.
Adams and Mr.. Lyman Gabrieleeu
took place on Wednesday, the cere-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17

Mrs. A. +, Carbon returned last
Thursday from Salt Lake City where
che has spent a couple OF days with
her mother Mrs. Reed Smoot.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17

Miss Helen Felt returned to her
home in Salt Lake City Thursday
after spending 4 few days In this
city, the guest OF Miss Constance
Niblty.
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Miss Elnora Amussen returned re-
Gently from a trip to Sprinsville.
y %
Miss Clara Kramer left on 8atur-
day last for a fortnight's vacation In
southern Utah. She viii spend
most OF the time at Fish Lake, IN
Sewer county.
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Mrs. Robert Murdoch was the
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Peterson of
Rexburg arrived in this city Thurs
day. Mr.. Peterson plays in the Rex
burg ball team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
BIG REDUCTION.

Our Confections reduccd-candies
for 40-50-60 cents a pound. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
THE PHILlA.
s267-16.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
DIR GREENE LEAVES
FOR new PASTORATE
Popular Pastor Answers Call
to Terre Haute
Church.

DIT j. y. Greene and family were
rendered q farewell reception at
tae First Methodist church Wednes-
day evening by Pensioners and
friends, the reception was IT, the
nature or a farewell meeting wiki
Dr. Greene. who has been trans
ferred 10 the passionate OF the First
Methodist church at Terre Haute.
In going 10 Tcrre Haute Dr..
Greene begins his third pastOrate an
that city. and goes at the unanimous
invitation OF the pulpit committee
OF the church there First Church,
Terre Hautc, is the mother church
of Mcthodism in that city and is
Just launching a program Of en-
larEemcnt in its community actiyi-
ties in which DR.. Greene and the
church board have agreed 10 coop
crate.
Dr. Greene has just closed a sue
Cessful years work IL the First
Methodist church. During the year
nearly 200 new members have been
received. The financial condition Of
the church i'm the past year has
been the best in the history. q bal
ance Of over 81 900 being left in the
treasury after paying the expenses
OF the year and cancelling some old
debts The church has had a rec
ord OF giving 10 benevolent causes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
SOCIALIST LABOR
MEN FILE TICKET
Warner Says Absent Voter
Ballots Must be Re
printed.

County Clerk Wilbur Warner re-
ceived a telegram from the state
election board Thursday morning
telling him that the socialist labor
party had flcd a state ticket, and
that the absent voter ballots which
he had intended 10 get at Indianap-
oils Thursday would have 10 be re
printed.
Under the state law, according 10
Warner. party may file candidate
petitions any time / 5 days previous
To an election and this statute is in
direct conflict with the clause per
hitting absent voters TO vote -
DAYS prior 10 an election. Under
these conditions. he said, the printer
has no time 10 print the ballots and
IL is customary 20 take a chance
OF no tickets being filed late, in or
der 10 get the ballots out on time.
Election Laws Confuse.
The reprint Of ballots neCeSsi-
tated By the socialist labor party en-
tering the ficld.' said Warner. is a
typical example Of the confusion
and loss entailed by these conflict
ing and impossible election sta
tutes" He pointed out that the
more parties on the ballot the
wider the ballot must be and II the
printer has cut or ordered a Ger
tain sized ballot sheet. a great loss
results if a party unexpectedly en-
tiers candidates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
Engage BELTS TO
TEACH PSYCHOLOGY
~ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Prof George H Belts OF the de-
rtment Of psychoIoEy in religion
.T0H..HH af %orthwr western uniyer-
slty has accepted the appointment
80 teacher OF psychology and prin-
Clples of teaching in tho South Bend
and Mishawaka school OF religious
education He viii begin his duties
Friday night.
The enrolment OF the new school
has reached The 300 mark. which
was the goal of tho board members.
There Will Doe % meeting OF the
executive board Friday night al s
o'clock in the museum room Of tho
g. 81 O.. A. 90 adopt the financial
policy Tor The year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

sI would NOT t.tr ONE thousand
dollars for the good T.-'ls did me.
nld ~ ~ Hupu. $3.50 Camden So.
Akron ohio. FOR the past Gem years
Sd valued EMPLOY, with 'he Firtstrte
Tire aue Rubber Co.
4 $500 ALWAYS ov -r,at debt or
--ltitUt. -H TaH't.. Do. -aIl -e-
aus. Dr. restored uv h.atl conn
u.ot,ly after every -h.uc elise Ilu.g.
.aH Z have gained over .H pounds
com roW ear better sleep better uul
work better and I fesI Ike "a brand
new man.
Before taking I-1.ar Z suffered
rl-hl and 3ay from INDIGESTION arl
mr stomach was terri H.E dlsHrrrreu-
Z was nervous and weak and C0ulG
neither eng ru- sleep -o da ANS -osc.
I seemed -a .e E.-uE down hIl every
day Cor Sis years. Finally my cou-
diti1u became 50 rundown thar I lnsc
one or twe days from work every
veeE EGt now. since my troubles
have been overcome I can hold mv
oWu with auE man "a, ta. plant aud
often after wcrE-r- al-l all day I
put In overtime lr -.El- and fecl
none the worse from it just Seeu
60 Boz llL of ness Ht. and energy
After seeing the good Tanlac d.j
me. uy wife began taking f1v uCCl-
cine and uoH she says She feels bet
ter than she has ll years.
Tanlac certainly beats anything
ever sass SOD my nte-
Taulac is sold iu South Bend az
the Central Drug store. Public irus
store I.audous Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug STORE and .n
1Iishawaka at the Rcd Cross Ph4r-
macy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
SUIT OF CLOTHES
TAKEN FROM STORE

a suit OF clothes belonging TO A.
Taylor. SOS y Hill ST.. was taken
from the Abrams drygoods store at
G 30 Wednesday night The suit
had been sent to the store for re-
pairs. The thief entered the build
ing by opening the front door and
escaped by a side entrance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

more than $4,000 having been paid
through the regular church boards
in the past two years IN addition 20
contributions 20 various local and
general causes.
Or Greene and family left the
city Thursday and Will begin the
work i'm Terre Haute Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
SpINTAI

Big sale of c8udies-t0-50-6
cents pound Thursday Friday and
Saturday only 9266-IG.
THE PHILA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
MOTHER 4SKS SEARCH
FOR MORTON IVES

Mayor Carson has been asked 90
aid iu locating Morton Ives. who Is
said 10 be working on a farm near
the city. According TO Mrs. Mary
Ives. BIG Union St Springfield.
Mass, nor son viii receive import
ant news if ne is found here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
DIVORCED COUPLE
REMARRY IN CHICAGO
.necial DO 10 So -Tlmes

NUeFIHI 20 I 10 NtNs- Iute
CHICAGO, oct. 14.-Albcrt J.
Freer. Chicago. and his divorce 1
wife. Ruth Freer of South Bend.
found that il was harder 70 live
apart than Il was 10 live together.
SO they applied for a marriage Ii
cense Thursday. and Will again take
up the burdens OF matrimOny. The
pair were divorced a year ago in
South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
Winter
Suits

dI DJI.FJ, p1J-UU' Ut 70
and $4,000
These suits are being
shown In our windows and
you will be greatly impress
I'd by their exceptional val
les.
The beautiful fabrics are
tricotines, duvette de lanes,
silvertones and duvette We
lours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

A Remarkable Assortment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
RIG REDICTInN

our confections reduced-candies
for 100000 cents "a pound. Thurs
day Friday and Saturday.
THE pHILA
g267-t8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
SPECIAL

Fresh peanut butter on sale
Thursday. Friday and Saturday for
p cents q pound. 92TO-16.
THE PHIL.A.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-08
RAILROAD NOTES

erumbling Of happy family, whose
members are in health resorts Of the
East and West.
Conductor Dave Parson Of the M.
& o. railroad was bumped" By con-
ductor Murray j. Dantzler Of the
freight sevrice the past week.
Conductor Parsons goes to Tusca-
loosa on the extra board.
Mr.. Sam Mann who has been on the
FOWL" for the past four years has
been placed on motor car by mas
ter of trains d. F. Rice, and reported
for work with the outfit at EtheIville,
Ala.
Among the young recruits with the
bridge forces, working out of Column
bus is numbered, d. F. Rice, Jr., tho
son Of train master on the local dis
trict
Col. Dick Farmer, the foreman Of
the gang, states that the youngster
makes the tackle Just like the aver
age young American would in a foot
ball game.
He has been dubbed David Faith
full Rice, Jr.
Mr.. James Mash fireman on the
NJ. & o. railroad has been sent to Col
umbus by Master Mechanic, N. b.
Garrett, Of the Tuscaloosa shops.
Examined by chief dispatcher. C.
E. Boykin, of the M. & 0, offices in
Tuscaloosa and passed to conductor
ship, was the good fortune of Mr..
Ainsley Cardinal.
Mr.. Cardinal is high toned young
man from one Of the best families in
Montgomery, Ala Mr.. Cardinal is
college man.
His many friend are congrstula-
ting his on his good fortune.
Conductor Bernard A. Collier has
been running on a "North" local the
past week, with lay-over in this city.
Mr.. Collier is well known "Alabs-
ma law graduate railroading on the
local district"
Passenger business on the Montgo-
merry district is holding up splendid
ly. Last Sabbath morning there was
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-08

the other pastors Of the city and il
was formerly dedicated in 1894.
The Presbyterians Of Columbus have
reason to be proud Of this elegant
eommodious and well arranged build
ing, containing a main audience room,
Sunday school room, and pastors
study, equal in finish and furniture
with the best churches of our South
ern towns: Mr.. McAlpine resigned
his pastorate in 1887, and was sue
ceeded by Rev. ]. W. Roseborougn.
who served the church from 1888 to
February, 1894. In May, 1894, Rev.
w. S. Jacobs was elected and Installed
as pastor and continued until Oct
ober, 1899, when he resigned 70 ac-
eept the pastorate of the Wc,c land
Street Presbyterian church in Nash
vile, Tenn.
In April, 1900, the present incwn-
bernt. the Rev. DUNBAR Il. Ogden. 4
highly educated and devctedly pious
young graduate Of the Southern Pres
byterian University was called ard in.
stalled as pastor in June, 1900.
The church at this time has 3i5
members and is served ry the follow
ing officers:
n Elders. L. ). Albright, Geo. ".
Albert, W. A. Campbell, j. d. Hutch
inson, VIM. Kapatrick, A. A. Kincan-
non, W. H. Lee, Jno. A. Nelson, J. A.
Orr.
I. Deacons--W. d. HUMPHREYS, Chair
man; c. c. Buder, A. E. Love, ]. P.
Mayo, J. NJ. McQuown, Hampden Os-
borne, S. B. Street. j. A, Stinson, J.
T. Wood, and C. II. Ayres.
tCUMBERLND PRESBYTERIAN
p. CHURCH
In 1886 or 1887, Columbus was Wis
tied by the Rev. Isaac Shook, IN
evangelist of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church, who held q series of
meetings which resulted in an estab-
sive revival of religion and the estab-
lishment of the present church.
Among the members of this church
who lived in Columbus at that time
were Mrs. f. Love and family, Will
liam Worrell and family, Jefferson
Garvin and family, f. B. CASTOR and
family, M. Howard and family, and
]. X. Pierce and family. These were
followed at later date by Levi Don
nell, John S. Topp, Jonathan Dechard,
T. j. Ridley, and others.
Rev. Isaac Shook was elected first
pastor and steps were immediately
taken to erect church building, the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-08
JORDAN-BOYD.

A wedding Of great interest to a
wide circle of friends is that Of Miss
Louise Boyd Of this city and Mr.. Al
len NJ. Jordan of Columbus, Miss,
which took place at the home of the
bride Sunday, February l, 1920 at
three o'clock.
On account Of the sickness in the
home only relatives witnessed the
happy event. The beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony was said by Rev.
Warner, pastor of the Methodist
church.
The bride who is the attractive and
accomplished daughter Of Dir. and
Mrs. Boyd wore q stylish spring suit
of Field Mouse with accessories Of
grey, and carried pink carnations.
The groom is connected with the
Lowndes Auto Co, of Columbus. and
is fine young man and his host of
friends in West Point and Columbus
wish him and his bride much happi-
ness and success.
Before leaving for Columbus,
their. future home refreshments Of
brick cream and cake were served
by Miss Kathleen Boyd, sister of the
bride and Miss Inez England.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Jordan, parents of the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballentine, sis
ter of the groom and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Peterson, all Of Columbus and
Mr.. Roy Martin, of Starkville.-West
Point Daily Times Herald.