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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
LOWER SYSTEM OF PAY
Causes CANDIDATES TO
DELAY ANNOUNCEMENTS

with all county offices 10 b. en-
"a and the primary only n few
months distant Indications are thai
rapdliatos will before the public
with their announcements IN the
near future. which will start the To-
cal political pot boiling.
Despite The Inauguration OF the
present system Of pay which has
general. reduced the salaries o.
county officials. Il IL believed that
q majority of the present office hold.
CTS will enter the fight for reelection.
IN former years a number OF can.
lliaies were IN the field by this time
and n IA believed that the lower sai
aries nov being paid are responsible
Ter the delay IN the films OF an
aeunocm ,l'u this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
2uddy Cheeks SparkiingEyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards. a well-kacnn
Ohio physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards Tor y year treated
crorcs OF women for ,eT and bowel all
mcnts. During thesS .ars h. gave -
his patients prescription made Of n
few well-known vegetable Ingredients
mixed with oliv, OIL. rininy them
DR.. Edward Olive Tablets. You sill
know them by their olive oolnr.
These tablets are wonder.worl,ess On
the liver and bowels. which cause \
normal action. carrying of tie waste
and poisonous matter in cne's system
II you lave n pale fac, salloW look.
dull eyes pmples. coated tongue. head.
rchcs, 2 hsiiess. no-cood feeling. al out
Of sorts, inactive bowels. you taxi one
II DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nishlly
or a time md note the pleasing results
Thousands OF women and men take
M. Edwards Olive Tabltts--th Sue
Sessful substitute for calomel-now and
then Iust T. Keep tam III. To- and 25c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
TAKING Of CENSUS
IS WELL UNDER WAY

Good progress In the TAKING OF the
census IN Potter County is report 70
~ the etumeralora who are row ~
work. They report The great Gif.i.
Guilty In securing Information irlD
ocmcss and boarders.
A separate census undcr iha ar--
1iecs OF the Board Of CRY Develop.
mcnt will offset the data missed ly
he regular gryefrmcn. enumcrato:3
Z Is believed. An organization Tor the
'ndependen; census Is beins perfect
cd and persons with any sur sestions
to offer that might assist In the work
are urged 10 leave Their, with ~ -.
e. d. secretary Immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
To ARRANGE PLANS FOR
DELCO Statesmen MEETING

l.. NJ. Van Week. vice president
OF the =. Nj. Bratton Company. OF
Fort Worth. and acting division
manager IN the Panhandle terri
tory for that company. has gone
10 Fort Worth TO make advance
preparations for the Delco Sales
mems convention TO be held AT that
place from January I TO 10. inclu-
s.ye. Mr.. Van Week will remain
IN Fort Worth for the convention.
after which he will return To Nina
rlll:.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
nONLY one THING
breaks MY C0lll
"That's DIR. Kings Now Dis.
ecvery for hsty wears
. coIi.bre,',zl .


ATOTMNG hut sustained quaii,5
N and uufailluF effectiveness ca
arorse such g. ii's'7 N0''
irg bat sure RELIEF from si-t'iCr
old cohis and ourughIrg uDw cuCs
grippc. ihrnai-tcGrgg Coz gNS anD
GROUP could siIrr .".1r ~ k'r
New Discovery the Patio. e'.g ivSl.
iar aId standard rC'nWl. ' 2 'oiuy
Eifiy years ed .ad always .,!t
Ale. Good Cor tie whole tani'!
A tai,le ~ fhr Eci.lre an.ur
meqne n ssoTi-llls. ,"lt co. ,4Jei
1Oc. and Si.20 ~ diJrI.f,a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
MUST OBTAIN PERMITS
BEFORE STARTING WORK

City Engineer II. II. Jones said
yesterday that there are a number
of contractors who have begun re-
cent construction the city Without
cent construction In the city without
lie declared this practice strictly o
violation OF the law and that In the
future whom contractors or other
persons iriling TO await themselves
OF permits before construction ~
started. complaints will be- flied
and prosecution will pursue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
2cq,.lar Bowel. :, He'll

loncis Ia; '9"c ~ 10 "a
f-nt csc Hh1 yrl rnuNrn ih'
u:'d b, l,rifiuiy =.
Ia. = lA Dr E..p's Sos LIE P.il.
N THIS way Yen keep tie Impurities
% waste matter from circl.autr
through tbs sgs-c1; by cleansing
no lnwc,s thUrangnly ord prcnct'
az ihc ncoTer How of bic.
Mia. comfortable. go always rc'
ah.c. IL. Kings Scw l.iic f..'H
gork with precision via of 80
consultation resV g. % sioieas puH
gauves. &c. rs u1rcl at "a Cr,s'
,.ists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
OF AMARILLO
CAS- COMPANY COMPLETE; WILL
BEGIN PIPE LINE WORK SOON

The Amarillo Gas Company has
been reorganized and the panhan-
die Pipeline Company has been
formed. the same officers and d.
rectors being elected In both Or
CARNATIONS. Four leading Auarl %
business men have been elected
directors and a fifth has been Sc
lected n temporary director.
Directors Elected
The election OF officers and d.
rectors took place late Saturday
and gives a majority of the board
90 local men. TIE complete list OF
officers and directors follows:
Perry A. little. Buffalo. n. Y,
president: Henry a. Mobiles. first
vice president: T.. W. Hardin. second
vice president: u. II. Mas'erson.
II. Madden and II. c. Pipkin. dl.
rectors: T. J. brisooll. indianapolis.
managing director. and T. k'riR
Driscoll, secreiary-treasurer Mir.
Piplin Will resign shortly. II Is un'
dersiood. and either =. NJ. Roth or
Walter c. Barker. both fasteners,
WIZ Wv fTifAffU Ah NAN EANNNs 4 q
Lorin Driscoll In not n member OF
,he board OF OF directors. lie IL
son OF T. J. Driscoll, managing
director.
Work to I've Rushed
Definite plans have been made
for the bringing OF natural gas &c
Amarillo as soon as possible. Mr.
Little ard T. ]. Driscoll have gone
20 PITTSBURGH. where they plan to
buy material for the pipe line. BY
going 10 the manufacturers direct.
y Is believed that tremendous
saving could he made in the con-
strrc'lon work.
nlds were asked on the con.
riruction 81 the pipe line. but all
were so hlgh that the officials de-
cidea 10 take over active manage
mont OF tho work. Local bids will
''e awarded for tho hauling OF
materials and possibly the laying OF
the pine line. Al the pipe will bc
la'i UNDERGROUND and eNcavailng
wil' begin rs soon as materials and
machinery oan h. brought here.
30 Miles Eight Inch Pipe
"The nine line will have 90 miles
Of ei-ht inch mains" said T. Lorin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
TEA GOOD FOR
CONSTIPATION
Thousands Praise Granger Liver
Rcgulator-Dcst Medicine For
Constipation and Liver
Gnu,uIaiufs

Complaints.
" you are suffering from consti.
patton. indigestion. biliousness,
uy spepsia or any OF the many all
,nents caused by disorders OF the
blood. liver. stomach or kidneys,
buy twenty five cent package OF
Granger Liver Regulator and brew
n into tea. After taking n few
doses your system Is purified. your
liver Is active and YOU feel fine
with good appetite. I, Is purely
vegetable. does not salivatc and viii
not interfere with your eating
pleasure or work. Granger Liver
Regulator is sold by leading drug
glsts everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
HEADACHE STOPPED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Druggist Refunds Your Mon
ey While You Wait at
Counter if Aspiroral Does
Not Relieve in Two Min
utes. Absolutely Safe.

Why suffer half an hour Of headache
Aa,n waiting for your stomach to d.
ri solid tablets and powders, when
ksoironal, the new ELIXIR, gives re-
iiei right now. Your Doctor prefers
Aspironal for the reason that i Is
MI dangerous to the heart and does
MI unset the stomach.
The next time YOU have q headache
70 10 your nearest drug store. hand
III, clark hah q dollar for a bottle Of
Aspironal and tell him 70 serve you
NO teaspoonsful IN q little water:
with your watch in your hand count
od two minutes and cad for your
money back as per manufacturer
guarantee, II you can't feel your head
iche fading away within the time lin
it Your druggist invites and expects
You to try Aspironal. 50 don't BE
bashful. Everybody Is doing II Same
guarantee applies 70 colds. coughs
md neuralgia-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
NERVLAX RESTORED
LOST Strength TO
ANEqILLE Miner
Old Reliable Remedy Gave
Back to Joseph Noel the
Use Of His Arms.

81 Twas so greatly run down by stonl,
ach trouble and nervousness that at
times my strength would almost leave
me-" writes Joseph Noel. well known
coal miner Of R. F. D. No. 6, 2anes'
vile. Ohio. 81 suffered with weak
ness in my arms that worried me
greatly and badly handicapped Me IN
my work. After taking several doses
OF Ne-vlax my strength has returned,
my appetite is good and l can eat any
thing without II bothering me. en-.
ioy my seven hours sleep every night
and get up in the morning feeling fine,
in fact. I'm better now than I've been
for years." ,, , ,.o,,
R. F. D. No. s.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nervla1 is on sale at Cranes Drug
Store.
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VIII dancing and games: Reisesn
nents consisting q ices, French pas
iries, bonhons and nuts were setyeo
Tie interior Of the home was arnsu
caiiy decorated with spring lower
and green's. Mrs. Holland was ASSIST
"a IN entertaining BY Miss Lucle lien
~ and Mrs. Paul Amos.
Guests Here. :
Mrs. J. q. Crane Of KtngWooo Is
the guest Of Mrs. John B. Crane ana
Mrs.. j. q. Hough On Cleveland ave
nue M. Crane who was also here
has rnne to Wheeling to attend II.
annual conclaye Of the Grand Com.
iaa.aery Nrights Templar. They are
on monte 10 their home at Kingwood
from California where they had spent
The winte./aJ theif at Long
Beach. After spending the summer
and Fan at Kingwood tbs5 expect to
return 70 California for the winter.
HIVE Daughter.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and ms. John n. Wolfe at their
home in Philadelphia. This is their
second child the other being q SON
The child Is a granddaughter Of Judge
and Ms, W. S. Raymond both OF
.rLn,, ora orarts al the Wolfe home
at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

The first dance to be given under
the auspices Of the new social COM
mittee Of the Elks lodge will be CIV
en- this evening at the Elks head.
quarters with Philios' lots Of Pep
orchestra to furnish the music. A
large turnout of the membership and
Their ladies' Is expected. The dance
will be informal. .
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Linen Shower.

Miss Pearl Francis and Miss Ruby
catrell were hostesses Wednesday
evening at a delightfully."- appointed
linen shower in honor OF MIS-. FREQ
Jacobs, who before her marriage IN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

Mary Marquette Hess demon !
tor Tor Stevenson & CO. Who ~ ?,
IN Fairmont the paA ieN ~ j. =.
who is now located d AeEs4 nisN
was compelled to distcliin1e leI Eg'
yesterday due to q very had!y ne,
ed foot caused from shoe ruhelng q
a while II was feared blood ns1p1.'
would set In, however, 3 repgtt
morning stated her CONDITION y
much better. + Is hope tlat u
worst Is now over and that Ms! tf1|
NAV soon return to her work.
i,le v .
Society To Meet.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of me 6o''
them Methodist Episcopal ehnl =
meet this evening q 1850 o,clopl J
The church.
Electromasnets have been Ssla {
l,ft as much as 10000 pounds ao
castings In one operation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

CONDITIONS generally which would
bring down price.
Thee1ecutiIe COMMITTEES vas named g:
rs follows: Nh. George DeBot l1ie
member), Mrs. James A Meredttn
Mrs. ]. II. Black, Mrs.. Kreidef ROCK
Mrs. ". 3. Conway.
Splendid reports Of the congress neio
recently In Washington were given y
Mra G. n. Alexander and Ms. s. U
brady, both Of whom attended the SEES
sions. Following the business r1eet
Ing ices and pastries were served oy
the hostess. The following were pres
ent: Mesdames Hugh ?. Smith,
George DeBolt, E. F. Hartley, J. Z.
watson, ] A Fickinger. G. u Aexan'
der, J. A Meredith, W. h. Conway, a
L. Lehman, Samuel H. Diemer, J. NJ
Black, ". 7. Black, S. D. Brady,
Kreider Rock, Joseph Lehman.
Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
,.,h.lI, Thoburn Circle.

l12pStt8 -btsSSea" III
The Isabella Thoburn Circie W.
meat ~ an ma evening at S o'clock y
he church parlor Of the First n. =
church c With Mrs. C. S. Riggs division
IN charge. This viii be the annual Due y:
Tea meeting. The following program
Vi Devotional ye ieaai Mrs. Ensle; Solo, Ethsl
Toothman: Review Of the lessor ssso,
study, Mrs. Jos. Roster: Vocal ,, auet
Pauline Reed and Mrs. Pearl WISE;
Report from district convention ,l he,c !.
al Morgantown, Mrs. Richard HAM,
D Al the close Of this meeting a social
hour will be held. Hostesses, MIS-
Richard hall, Mrs. H. L, SatteFfield
MIS-. ". S. Meredith. Mrs. Donley
Smallwood, Mrs. Howard H. Hawkins
Miss Ethel Toothman, Miss Lola Hoi
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

The mnsic department OF tue 80
tide schools under the direction 9.
MS Bertha Dngarde supervisor o.
snusic viii present an interesting Seao
cert this evening at the fa1Mo o
baptist church a. SIS O'clock Inc
personnel Of those taking par>
follows: ,,.u
Carpenter, Olive Durham. sara !ac, 9,
obs, OPAL Keener. Leatha Poe, Etnee
Richards. Blanrhe Stewart
Alto-Rrth Boyers, Fannye haa'
Wauneta Keerer. Marie McNeey. "a
M Summers, Jettie VanGder, cora
Vance. Accompanist-Beryl JENKINS.
Tho following program WI 90 pre-
scented and the public Is invited 70 DO
Grant Grant Trinmuhal Ms1ch-Rolie-
Pa .Part First and second year
Chorus. L Anchored-Watson: 2.
Anvil Chorus On Trovatore)-Vetdi;
9. Are You For Ne or Against Me-
BAY Foster: 4. Stars Brightly SHIN
IN (Venet:en Car1Val) -Bront: Ac-
companies. Mildred Euzm. Emma
0s Part n.-Teuor-LaMar satterfleld.
AccompanHst, Miss Lucille Henry;
Flanders Requiem-La Forge; Tne
Pines Of Gordon's Men-Hammond:
Tommy Lad-Soote: A Spirit Flower
Part fu.-Canhta-Three Springs
Paul Bliss; Junior Girls Giee Club,
assisted by: Soprano-Mrs. Edna JAG
obs Johnson: Violinist-Mr. Fred L.
800 To BeheaSe.
A rehearsal for the Old Folks con-
cat 10 be given as a beneht Tor the
eharity fund Of Cook hospital will be
/ keld on Friday evening Of this week
1880 o'clock at the home OF MRS.
Jennie Engle on Walnut avenue. Tne
concert will be given on the evening
of Tuesday, June l, the place Tor
holding same to be announced later.
-: ! d
Surprise Party.
Mr. and Ms. G. B. Straight enter
tajned iast evening at their home on
(; Pofon,ac avenue, honoring the etgn-
fSenfh birthday anniversary Of t1eir
AN Oryal Straight. Twenty-Five
ssIests we're delightfully."- entertained
vfth music and games and dsilclous
i,sireshments were served. The Gnt
oftoVn guests were John Payne, WI WI
lam Straight, Kenneth Mclntire anu
Mary ;McIntire. all Of Warrington
Motored Home.
Mrs T. S. Hardesty and daugnt 81.
M. Ode .Hardesty Sheppard, and me
.Iatfefs little daughter were IN tn az
. ss.y taday en- route to their home IN
SNisrnineton from Washington, D. =.
there Nm. Hardesty had 5pe2t IN. "a
,s; Esh They motored from WASH
iHrton and were caught IN me s S a;sbt
mi we're obliged to spend INC n'eNs
IN Morgantovn.
n;v,s,on No. 3 Of the Ladies Ala
sss;s,y ,. ~ The Diamond Street NJ. 2:
F,S SSle viii meet on Friday evening ing
lnstead Of Thursday evening. a' 'Ns
Er S, If Mrs. Charles PitmaIl..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
..l.....d Birthday Anniversary.

Tolerated Birthday RnnlVeIsa'y.
M t,hrriet Martin, Of Fairy,eS,
-. the t most estimable Of the cloe.
!. amen Of the county, was ttls n n..,,sn
!, y al a delightful social ana ~, s saSer
Y 40 10, = tene .. Falryiew on TUESDAY
NJ NJ, s: ~, ms week, The affair was
Sss b.. .I.s. u. L. l.. los J, 1 ,Se
q e :Ia. in, daughters OF tae
.sg:. ..as.;, ana WAS a delightful ~; os )
:i.. Martin Is coaSalesclne
- S..ors m accident sustained
No Wied she tell, iractaflns
b.. Il. lid so lar reeoye ,Ie,,
~. 4, sklc 10 ehioy the celebration
.,,n,nsl, Among the guests pres
sc d ntnbsF Of The UileE woL IsIa
.,.arj wno seluom leave the!s
=. ann Ire reunion OF these won
!, :, was delightful. Among the guests
& Il .ainsa wds Mrs. ios;. tae i ~ Ser
a. d: 8. L. L. fos;.. who IS IN n ~,
I, J. d IAN year ana sne seemed ~ ss =,
i Z n,nch enjoyment out Oh The les y y:
~ NJ did lliose OF fewer years. Dur,
M me evening refreshments were r.
{ " " ,Sec 10 the guests present winch "
sinled: DR.. and Mrs. D. L. j. iost'
Al Fairmont; Mrs. Maud Amos, MIS- MIS-
q Anna Robertson. Mrs. N. A. Yost, Mrs.
in. Burns, Malissa Price, Mrs. FRANK ~
\; MIS-. Phoebe Yost, Mrs. U; Il,
MeBee. Mrs. Mary Conner, Mrs. J. T. 2
McBee. Mrs. Thos. Carrall, Mrs. N; ;.
Johnston. Mrs. j. c. Wright. Mrs. Hat
I'D Dietrich, Miss Lizzie Hogan, MRS.
Ell. Yost, Mrs. F. D. Smith: Mrs. Cai;
'Fnx Mrs. Pearl Martin. Mrs. Hazei
KILLER. little Miss Catherine Yost, MISS
Ada miller, Frank Yost, Jr. Of Fair
view,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

| Ianrns;ry ~ lCsS Jlanila Ihomal:
! The guests iiellaed sbout twelve gtll
IfyIenS : 81 tie honor gnest. Nm yac-
lolN Vas the recipient Of many beam
ltHst gies Late n the evening" 70
| ffeshments were served. The host
Iesses were ASSISTED IN serving By MI.
Grady Morgan and Mrs.. y. ?. Thcm.
las. The shower was gwen q lne
home Of Mr.. and Mrs N: I; Tnomas
parents Of the bride on Walnut ave
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
M,,l Rock Hostess

VIE nSsN
Officers were named and reports o.
the Continental congress Of the Daasn'
tiers Of the American Revolution l,, were ).
heard at q meeting Of the william
Raymond chapter Of the organiIatioaa
held Yesterday afternoon at the nome
Of Mrs. Krider Rock on Prospect ave !
niue. The officers were al re-eleG1s e
with the exception Of Mrs Samaei d q.
Diemer, secretary, who resigned tnae
positiorl and Miss Calne Frey was ap.
pointed to succeed her. The officers
named were: Mrs. Joseph Lehman
regent: Mrs. S. D. Brady, vice 70
gent: Mrs. Edwin Forrest Hartley
registrar: Miss Callie Frey, secre
tary: Mrs. ". T. Black, treasurer
ms. n. Glenn Greer. historian. ME-
Hugh F. Smith. chaplain.
Mrs. ". Il Conway, Marion COUNTY
chairman, appointed to assist IN ~ >
ducirg the high cost OF living outlined
plans Tor her campaign and talked IN,
terestingly concerning the work o.
women in bringing about a change IN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
M,rri,oe Announced.

The marriage Of Fred A. Dignowitty,
Of Charleston, and Miss Katherine
Ellen Smith, sister Of Dr.. E. P. Smith,
Of this city, took place yesterday all
ernoon at Clarksburg with the Rev.
Mr.. Graves officiating. The bride has
resided here the past year with hef
brother and Mrs. Smith witnessed me
marriage ceremony yesterday. MISS
Smith formerly resided In North Caro-
lima but previous to coming here was
q resident for time Of Huntington.
Mr.. Dignowitty Is a native OF New
York state but at this time Is located
In Charleston as president Of the West
Virginia Finance corporation. After q
honeymoon spent In the East they will
reside at the Rufner hotel in Charles
tnY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

H. MIA vill Is he'd Il M ~
Ijrne 10 and II arc requested @ me-
a tie Marley hctd ban tbs evening
4 7:30. Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

Eugene Amos Holland. son Of Dr.
and Mrs. C. L. Holland, was host last
evening at his home to number oil
his young friends at a party OF attrac'
tive appointments. About forty were
entertained in a delightful manner
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
Ne Howard Honored.

with Dr.. E. W. Howard class spoI-
cor as the honor guest tne Junioii
Glass Of the Sairmont high scnool
entertained Iitn q party Of attractive
snnnfntments last evening at the high
400. A minstrel performance was
: sieafnre Of the evenings entertain;
ii,erf and refreshments were served
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
To PHede.

To Practice.
All members Of The Protected Home
Circle who are 10 take part In the
degree work Of the Grand Circle meet
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20
Local SOCIAL EV IT'S

during the evening by the young
women Of the class. William Lea-
'map class president was chairman
Of the committee which arranged the
affair.
Church Reception.
A reception for the members ana
friends Of the N. 4. church, south,
win be given at the church tomorrow
evening, at 1880 O'clock An inter
esting program Is being prepared. A
report from the Missionary council
held at Paintsyille, KY, a few days
ago, Will be given. The ladies Of the
Missionary society will be hostesses
OF the evening. A social hour will fol.
low the program and refreshments Will
be served. All members are urged
to be present and all friends are cor
daily invited.
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Motored Home.
n;vision to Nee

Division Nc. : Of the Ladies', A !
society, Of the Diamone ; S!Iee sv o.,
ps a Of Thursday evening, at 'ne
home Of Mrs. Charles Pltman.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23

road is in the center of Elmer Bor-
ough, its delay is causing a great in
convenience to the people of Elmer.
This difficulty is being increased by
the rapid approach of the potato sea
son with the work uncompleted. Your
contractor is practically helpless in
the matter and your committee is I'M
able to suggest a remedy.
Your engineer tells your committee
that in talking with the various Coun-
ty engineers at a meeting held Mon
day, he found that road work was SER
iously interrupted thruout the State
and in the majority of counties abso-
lutely shut down.
A payment amounting to S2759.40
has been allowed your contractor.
MALAGA-PENNS GROVE ROAD,
3rd Section, from Pilesgrove Town
ship line to Woodstown.-Your con-
tractor has completed this road. Your
committee inspected the same on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1920, and recon-
mended its acceptance by the State
Highway Commission. The grades on
this road and the thickness of gravel
have been carefully checked by your
engineers office and your Committee
was gratifed to learn that in the ma
jority of places plugged the compact
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Emmanuel NJ. E. Church
Rev. r. S. Carlisle. Pastor

Membership classes 10 A. NJ.
1890 A. M. Morning worship, sub
ject of Pastors sermon: "The Church
is to do Greater Works Than Jesus
Did"
2.3O P. M. Sunday School.
7.30 P. M. evening worship. This
will be a special musical service con-
sisting of anthems by the choir, vocal
solos and cornet and violin solos under
the direction of Miss Bruner. The
Pastor vii give a short gospel mess
age.
Wednesday evening 7.30 P. NJ,
prayer meeting.
The Sunday School will go to AL
cyon Park for its annual picnic next
Wednesday, July %. Meet at the
church $50 A. M. A nominal fare
of fifty cents for adults and thirty
five cents for children will be charged.
Alcyon Park is a popular picnic place,
many schools going there every year.
The annual Camp Meeting will be in
progress at Pitman at that time thus
giving any who so desire an %opportun-
ity to attend. Members of the church
as well as members of the Sunday
School are welcome.