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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Briefs.

Nr and Mrs. William Lodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. {. Moore. spent Monday alter
noon ut the home Of ID; Randall; at
Colcrain. their cousin. MIS-. az
having passed away the first OF the
week.
Misses Fornia, Anna Bell and Ruth, ana
son. John. spent Wednesday at the
home Of NJ. V. Finncy. near st. ClatrS-
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur, Harris and
daughter, Edith. Mr.. and Mrs. !. F..
Whissen. and II. X. Lodge and family
took dinner last Thursday evening win
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. F.. BOYD.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Lodge spent wed
ncsday with friends at Flushing.
Mis- Martha Major, nf Colcrain. IS
guest ~ the home of her cousin, Mrs
John Caldwell.
Mcssrs. n. A. Elkins. or Akron ana
r Lewis, Of Columbus, were husi-
"nss visitor in thi locality on Wcdncs-
Miss May Morcland has returned
20 me after visit with friends at
Akron.
accented the position az clerk In W. !.
McPherSOn's store.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rogers are moving
this week into tho Thompson property.
which he recently purchased
Miss Rel TAYLOR. Of BurgcttStOwn. w.
Va. arrived Wednesday evening. for
few days visit with her sisters. Mrs:
&. 4. Caldwell and Mrs. w. i. Hays and
Mrs. Roy Liggett and daughter. Ina
Pearl. of Dennison, came the. middle
of tho week for Il visit with her par
cnte, NJ. aud Mrs. John Cunard
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Moore were recent
visitors in New Athens:
Mrs Minnie Dain, of Wheeling, Is WIS.,
Ting her sister. Mrs. Jessie Clark.
Mrs. Allison left on one days the
first of the week for Florida, To be
Joined by her parents. who will spend
the winter in the sunny south.
G.. w, Sutton and sister. Mrs. a. J..
Hebncr have returned from Elizabeth.
Pa. having been called home by the
serious illness OF their father VINO
passed away, and funeral services were
held last week.
Fred Rogard. who Is taking govern
mcnt course in 4 commercial school at
GAINESVILLE. O., spent a few days with
his mother and sister al this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Refine and fam
ilv. Of ST. Clairsville, spent one evening
The first Of the week with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. i. Boyd.
Miss Iva Bogard. who has been Clerk
! for W. I. Mcpherson. has accepted a
position in wheeling and will take up
| her duties the first OF the new year.
Those who are confined to their home
with illness are: Mrs. W. NJ. Brokaw,
Miss Virginia Taylor and Earl Walls.
Dill Dunbar. Of Bellaire. was a visi-
! tor In town on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cassidy and chill
drcn came the first OF the week for a
| visit with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
p B. Coldwcll Mr.. Cassidy returning
lhrinc on Wednesday and Mrs. Cassidy
land children remaining for 4 few days
| visit.
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has worked and has proved that family
of three can save $50 n month on an
income of $3.50. To those who say 1t
can not be done the answer Is Make
Il budget and prove 1t for yourself,
says the National Thrift Week conf
mlttcr. The bulge offered Is not ex-
pectcd to meet the situation In every
community. In some places rents are
higher and in others food is higher.
But by putting down each day strict
tabulation Of money expended the aver
age family can discover for itself
where il is making unnecessary expen-
diturcs and stop the leaks.
To give to the average American fam
lily a sound working basis for eco.
nomic thrift the week of Jan 17-24 VIII
be emphasized throughout the, country
by such features as Bank Day" Thrift
Sunday" National Life Insurance Day
own Your Own Home Day" Make a
Will Day. Thrift in Industry Day
Family Budget Day" and Pay Your
Bills Promptly Day"
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Resident injured.

Mr.. William Gossett Is in n very s'T nr
ous condition at his home. south %
town. He went about his work as uS .Sn
on Wednesday evening. and later In INC
evening was found lying in the s.apIS nc
rncnnscious, with bruises and stains OIL
SiooI an his face, several teeth having
Snen knocked out. He was moved 10
ths house where medical aid was gwen
nv Drennen, OF Louisville. having Deei'
called He has recovered conscious,
ness TO a great extent although IL Is no
FuIIv known how serious his injuries
49, move being in such 4 weakened
condition not able to express himself i,
although 1t is thought he was SiE, k n t5a
hv a horse, which knocked him TO the
floor rendering him unconscious.
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MAKE A BUDGET begin
The new Year RIGHT,
IS THE THRIFT SLOGAN

NEW YORK. Jan. mako n budget
begin the New Year right" is the
slogan the National Thrift Week com
mittee advises all families troubled by
the H. c. Of l. to put at the head OF
the resolutions for 1920. In order 10
help these families keep the resolution
just made. an incentive economic eduC1-
tional program will be launched
throughout the country oman. IT. Ben
jamin Franklin's birthday, and will con-
tue until Jan. -.
Make a budget" will be one OF tho
points stressed during the campaign
which Is part OF year round economic
program put forth by the Y. NJ. G. \.
in cooperation with the treasury de-
partment. The American Bankers as.
ISOLATION. the National Association nc
Real Estate Boards. Chamber of Com
mcrce and other organizations represen-
>f1rs Industry and commerce.
The budget given above is one tina:
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HAMMOCK
Entarkain for Brother.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Armstrong cn'e.
tanned 4 number OF young people III
their home, in honor OF tHeir IIolr wns :;
y rucst at their home for few days
JurIng the holidays. The evening was
rnent in games and music. which tcrlnl-
natcd in the serving of dainty reircsh-
mentS. ,,,. ,r,r,
r.vInr Frances Ice. Sarah Leo, Ruth
Lo oi &C. Marjorie Lee, MARTINS Lee. Tam
zen Merritt; Messrs: Cleon ArmTitLr3;n.E.
Harold Imhoff, John Daniels. Maitgr
Taylor, Clyde Lodge. Mahlon L9uEG'
WaWlter Caldwell. Laurence lih! no, l.
Horny Daniels, Harold Taylor.Ca ray
inr WlllIardd Lodge. James Merritt
N,illinm Merritt.
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Visit Fricnd5.

Rev. and Mrs. Roswell CalGwell anu
little daughter. Janet, returned mtsS,o on,
,hrir furlouChs with their parents, MIS-
Caldwell. and family. Of New Concord.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Giffen and tam-
Nv of near ST. Clairsville. spent few
DAYS during the holidays with the ,I.
aunts, Mrs. W. \. Merritt ana famiiE
and Mrs F.. f.. Ferguson. The latter
Entertaining on Saturday and the for
mgr, Mrs. Merritt. entertained on last
Friday at ~ o'clock dinner, the follow,
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Caldwell and
daughter Janet; Mr.. J. X Gitfen ana
t;nn,viIle Tenn; Misses Sarah s. and
Emma Giffcn, of St. Clairsville; Mrs.
d, E. Ferguson and Earl Walls
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Caldwell Gh. end
tanned on Tuesday, all the chLL" H" a
20 n'clnck dinner. Those present were
~ M'' Alliance; Mr.. and Mrs, c: A; Haw,
,hornc and baby. of Maynard; Mr.. ana no
Mrs. Robert McGraw and ian3,'y S-n ".
S stron9 and FAMILY and Mrs. Armstrong
S mother. AM Mrs. Jennie Brewer; M and and
MIS-. Frank Caldwell, of near st: CARS Td
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Caldwell ana ma
two daughters. and Miss E!lzan EN-
tnr Miss Emily Nichols; Mr.. and MIS-
Emmett Edmonson.
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Farawell Party.

Misses Martha and Sarah Lee enter
tajncd thirty Of their young friends. AZ
their home. east of town. on meuneS
dav evening. The evening being spent
~, i,,,,,eic With merry sessions of games
and M At the appropriate hour watch
marty was held Dainty retresnmehts
bbainy served by the hostesses. All dc
parted 10 their homes wishing cacn
al he able TO meet another new year.
toyether
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vo,,, rbIld Receives Pail.

Thelma, the young daughter OF M.'
and Mrs. Francis Schumann' Is SuiIet,
ing from bruises which she sustained leu
when she fell from the hay NOW 20 .,lr
floor, a distance of several rect IN ne mSI
ro,bnr's barn, on Wednesday. Inc
latest word is she Is gradually recover,
ING consciousness and slight hopes arc
entertained for. her recovery.
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DIED.

Thursday, January
1920, at $50 o'clock q. M, At the fam
lily residence, corner Of Lee and De;
Kolb Streets. Bridgeport. Ohio. MRS
KATHERINE LOUISE FRANZtLi4
in the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral services from the family rest
dence on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family res
spectfully invited to attend. 1nter'
ment private in Linwood cemetery,
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pancv Work Club.

The Fancy Work Club met with Mt MIS-
F.. N, Daniel and daughters on laS noi ar q
day evening. it being decided To hoia
watch party at the home OF Misses M W. ~
inr The evening being. spent in needle
york and a social time together; plu-
ding farewell to the old year ana WEI
coming in the new year.
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheemA.
tism. Nest important discovery Of TIN
age. A herb that actually drives tho
tirely out Of tho system. People write
us and say they are astounded AZ the re-
suits. especially on the kioneyN Jus.
think Of the money making ponIibtHSten.
postpaid. 10 pounds % expeese pad.
Rheumatism Herb Co, Venice. Cahtsi-
MA m1.1t-tt
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Entertain Relatives.

Mrs. f.. E. Ferguson entertained a
number OF relatives. at her nome Soutn
ohIc timc begin spent together. Dinner
vas served to the following guests; Dr'
and Mrs. &. B. Giffen. Miss Saran =;
GiFfcn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell EaldwS,G1ti
and daughter. Janet, of ST.. CIairSNu,,fi,
o.; w A. Merritt and FAMILY Oh HUI I'll
nf town,
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MAR TIN
z. P, heavyweight Champ Has
Another Knockout to His Credit.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. bob
Martin 4. T.. +. heavyweight champion
knocked out Jack McFarlpnd here today
in the fifth round Of scheduled ten
round bout. Martin had the better of
hia Opponent all the way landing telling
blows practically at will. Mcfarland
WAS saved by the bell in the third.
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oAyToM-On Wednesday

pAYToN-On Wednesday, Decenbel
3lst. 1919, at 3 o'clock a. m. at NORTH
Wheeling hospital. ISAAC DAYTON
husband Of Bertha Ritz Dayton, u
the 6lst year of his age. {
Services at The Mendel COMPANY chapel
1912 Chapline street. Friday evenfne
s o'clock Friends invited to attend
lnterment Saturday afternoon, cam
eron cemetery. Cameron, w. va S
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JoHUsoN-On Wednesday, DecemSnt
3lst. 1919. at 1890 o'clock p. M; a
the Ohio Valley General hospitats
ALFRED JOHNSON, in the 42nd year
OF his age. "a
Services at the residence 10 Oak ave-
me, Echo Point, Friday afternoon
o'clock. Interment Dayton, Ohio.
Saturday afternoon. ~
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Stockholders Meeting
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stOckhold-
ers OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will he held at the office Of
the Company on Monday, January -.
1920, between the hours OF . and (
o'clock p. M. for the election Of Man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year
and such other business as shall come
before tho meeting.
JOSEPH LAWSON. Secretary
Wheeling. W. Va. December 30. 1919.
d-oo-s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTBD-To hear from party who can
invest $1,000 or $500 in q good 6usi-
ness proposition. In answering, please
enclose reference. Box att Wheeling.
w. Va. d-26-p {.
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LOST and FOUND

LOSr-Thc party who picked up the
black link neckpiecc in the Virginia the
atre last evening, will receive reward
Inv leaving At the box office, or call
Woodsdale 555-M d-3O-i
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FOR RENT

poe RENr-Front room. first floor.
furnished for Housekeeping. Also
small sleeping rooms per week up
~ 49, d-30-k
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POsrTIONs-WANTED

wANTED-By young woman with year
old baby. n position as general house
work in good home. Phone Wheeling
&C d-30-i
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wANTED--Good strong boy. intelligent.
to learn the typewriting business. Cn-
derwocd Typewriting Co., 1888 Main ST.
d-30-i
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FOR BALE
FOR sAhE-Farm Of 90 acres,

FOR SALE-Farm Of 80 acres, 10 room
ed house. hot and cold water. bath.
good spring. spring house near kitchen,
three story bank barn l1x32 IT,. silo and
Harrisville, II mile from HarrisviIle
and Adena pike. Good dairy farm. j,
L. Smith. Adena. o.. r. F. D. 3. phone
Adena SO r %. d-2o-l :
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The greater rne necessity FOR SAVING
tho grenter your opportunity 10 ube
The Intel!igencer Want Ads
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oHAPMAH-On Wednesday. DecembeLi
3Ist, 1919, at 1920 O'Clock p. m. a.
her late residence 425 8. Penn street.
VIRGINIA E., wife Of the late w. n,
Chapman. in the Soth year OF her age.
Services at the home Friday afternoon
2:30. Friends invited. lntombmene
private Greenwood Mausoleum-
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WANTED-feua1e

wANTBD-Experienc characteristics
Apply housekeeper, Windsor Hotel
ja-2.h
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wAETED-Book-k keeper. One capable
Of assuming charge Of an office and
who is willing 10 grow up with youns
IS100,000.g0) concern wanted: must be
able TO master manufacturing cost.
record system a real opportunity to the
right man. Address Medicine" care
Intclligencer. d-:7-m
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MnnAHAn-on Tuesday afternoon, De.

monAHAN-On Tuesday afternoon. De.
cember 80, 1919. at o'clock p. M,
JOHN MONAHAN, In tho SSH year
Of his age.
Funeral services from his late rest
dence. No. 1927 WOOD street, trlaay
high mass at the Church Of the linz
maculate Conception at $500 o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited TO
attend Interment At Mt Calvary
cemetery. ~
HEss-on Monday. December %. 1919.
al 5:l0 o'clock p m, JOHN ADAM,
HESS, at the home OF Mrs. Samue:
Kuglin. 23-Seventh street. 81
Services on Friday morning at o'clock
Requiem high mass at St Josepna
cathedral, at $3.50 o'clock. FriendS
invited to attend. Interment Mt. Cal.
vary cemetery. IS
please omit fowera)
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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FOE sALE-A large assortment of Sec
ond hand heating and cooking sossa
$3.50 up, Tool Shop, 1888 Market.
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WANTED-mals

wANTED-An office boy. Geo. +: Klein
News GO. 11-l4th St. ~ jill
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wANTED-Salesmen Qo) real sales
men. Commission only. proposition
legitimate. and open for investigation
to scalcsmen. Apply Room !, lex me
ARA RIdg. Ex-soidiess, Sailors or Ma
rines given preference. Applicants must
be residents Of Ohio county. d-21-l
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

FOR REyT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, bath. l3% Hanr ST.
oO43-W. u-ot-L
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PERSONAL
TO THE LADIES

TO TdH NAULdO =.
Plumbing and repairs done with little
or no dirt. You'll like our work Dan
Guth, II Seventh st. Phone 2495-M.
n-17-6Ot
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WANTED-SALEMEN.

wANTED-Salcsman. capable Of maxi
ing $500 week, to sell securities.
Expcricnce unnecessary. Address Box
care lntellgencer. d-1V-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL exchange good rental property
and part cash for small farm. Phohe
Warwood l40-M u-'V-i
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WANTED-Boy over 16 years Of age to
work around composing room, Apply
to foreman Of Intelligencer after 700
n. m. o-Eo-u
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wnMTEiD~SS ,yor 20 .o s ei ,aS:
to make your Christmas money. No
capital needed. We start you as our
own risk. Apply Circulation DEPT. In
telliRoncer. Office. " n-191l
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-11-25
FINE CEMENT SIDEWALK
LAID AT JASPER
JASPER, TENN.

A fine wide cement sidewalk
has been laid from the S. A.
Hackworth corner. near depot
at Jasper to the street corner at
the Farmers State Bank in the
Pryor Hosiery Mill Building. II
IS said it was laid without any
oacksllding on the part of the
property owners concerned, all
being eager for.the improvement.
10 fronts property of S. A. Hack.
worth, Chas. Lawson, Gillian &
Willis, the new drugstore, the
barber shop and the. property of
the hosiery mills incorporation
which includes the office of the
Farmers State Bank.
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0GE-GlLBREATH.

Jasper, Nov. 22.-Mlss Anna Low
Hoge, eldest daughter of John A
Hoge, and Mr.. Walter w. Gilbreatb
were married at $50 Thursday even
ing, Nov. IS, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church at Ebenezer
the Rev. J. A. Whitener officiating
using the ring ceremony.
The church was tastefuly decora.
ted with autumn leaves, English ivy
and ferns. The nuptial music was
in charge of Miss Mamie Lou Hall,
who rendered the wedding marches,
accompanied by Miss Irene Turner,
vioinist. Before the arrival of the
wedding party Mrs. B. f. Hoge gave
a vocal selection.
Miss Georgia Hoge, only sister of
the bride, was maid of honor. Mis-.
SEES Bonnie, Bess and Virginia Hoge
aud Maybell Kelly were bridesmaids,
and little Emma Ada Langston, ring
bearer. Ebert Glbreath was his
brothers best man. Those serving
as ushers were James, Paul and
Tom Kelly and Med Gilbreath.
The maid of honor was dressed in
,ink georgette crepe with accessor-
es of white and carried white chry-
The bridesmaids wore
dresses and carried pink
nd white chrysanthemums. The
title ring. bearer was dainty in a
rock of white organdy, ruffie-trim
led. The BRIDE wore q midnight
lue suit OF cloth, With accessories
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-11-25
CENSUS FIGURES
FOR MARION
Farm Values More Than
Doubled In Ten Years
Decrease In Domestic Ami
mails, Except Swine

The following figures are givel
by the Department of Commerce.
Bureau of Census, for Marion coun.
ty:
Farms in county Jan. l, 1920
l,O3', operated by 98l white and Sc
eolored farmers.
These farms are operated by 1873
owners and managers and 304 ten
ants.
The acreage is 1852, of which
5O,ol2 is improved.
The per cent. of increase from
1910 is very small.
Value of land and buildings 81
2lO,lS5, an increase of s2,067, 652
from 1910, or 1896 per cent.
Fifty-six farms have no domestic
animals, but 1901 farms report the
following;
1,o48 horses, l,438 mules, 8,l4S
cattle, 1927 sheep, and $3.50 swine.
There are less domestic animals
than ten years ago though more
swine.
Marion harvested in 1910 4S2,513
bushels of corn from l8,051 acres,
24,453 bushels of wheat from 2,51O
acres, 5,439 bushels oats from 343 |
acres, and $500 tons hay from 1878
acres.
Corn, wheat and hay show increas-
ed acreages from 1909, oats heavy
decrease from 1877 acres.
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DRAWS A PENSION;
WOULD WHACK UP
Editor News:

Editor News:
Some of the children want tt
hear from Uncle Tom" | an
going very well, have right
cold and cough considerably.
am doing nothing. Oh. shaw,
yes, / am sorter finding out how
many women between 40 and SO
years old would like to marry.
Have two. nice, genteel wild
overs about so years old that
want wives and myself, also, as
am tired of living around a.
mong my children. | am too
busy, folks, to write much.
If anyof you know where three
or four old fellers can get a nice
genteel lot of ladies, let US know.
| am not joking. of course. |
am rs years old and the cost of
living is going down, so I've con-
cluded to make some lady say
yes or no. A widow ia not OBJ
jectionable. None of US want a
young girl. of course.
Ny two friends are much
younger than | am, but if do
say it myself am the best-look-
ing and the most n-loving. |
have four boys and three girls,
all married, about As grand
children and four great-grand-
so the lady that mar
ries me can certainly be called
mother and grandmother. |
don't know but what the ladyI
that takes me will have job on
ler hands.
Now, folks, | don't want a
woman with a big farm, for |
look after a farm. |
lsed to want big farm, but
low just want little home
hat we could call our own. That
s all. | am a little tony and so
re my children, and would like
hat kind of lady. Any lady
Who wants a nice old gentleman
an certainly be accommodated.
inc condition is she must be
hristian and like the meeting
ouse. ] draw a state pension
nd would whack up.
Any lady who wants to write
le, just address,
UNCLE TOM,
ok 268, Tracy City, Tenn.
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C0LORED SCHOOLS
VERY SUCCESSFUL

The pupils of the 7th District
Colored School are preparing an
elaborate Christmas program u
der the direction of A. f. Shock
ly, principal. The school, on ac,
count of opening late, Win else
soon after the first of the wear
with the usual examinations.
The work has been excellent and
there has been large number of
promotions to higher grades.
Colored children are realizing tho
need of education and are ap-
plying themselves to their books
IN earnest manner. The uplift
or the negro race is in education.
and the race is getting wise to
the fact.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-11-25
PRESENTED PASTOR
THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES

The pensioners OF Rev. Z. r
Lewis, of Whiteside, presented him
with the "makiDg" of Thanksgiv.
ing dinner Tuesday, which was
greatly appreciated. Bro. Lewis is
highly esteemed by the people of
Whiteside, and this was a surprise
as mark of esteem, The question
which is worrying Bro. Lewis and
family now is where to secure the
proper utensils to cook the good
things presented.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-11-25

OF grey, and carried shower booue,
OF roses and sweet peas in pink and
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbreath left for a
short wedding trip after which they
VIII be at home at Bon Air, Tenn,
where Mr. Giltreath holds a position
as superintendent of the mines.
Many gifts of silver, cut glass and
linen were on display at the home.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-11-25
We THANK THEE, LORD!
By John Oxenham, in National Republican

For all thy ministries
For morning mist and gently falling dew;
For summer rains for winter ice and snow:
For whispering wind and purifying storm;
For the reft clouds that show the tender blue:
For the forked flash and long, tumultuous roll
For mighty rains that wash the dim earth clean;
For the sweet promise of the seven-fold bow:
For the soft sunshine and the still, calm night:
For dimpled laughter of soft summer seas;
For latticed splendor of the sea-borne moon:
For cleaning sands and grante-fronted cliffs:
For flying spume and waves that whip the skies.
For rushing gale and for the great, glad calm:
For Might SO mighty and for Love so true,
With equal mind,
We thank thee, Lord