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HARDING HAS A way
TO REDUCE \. c. OIL.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Economy
in individual expenditures. reduction OF
non-cssential loans by banks. increased
production and improved transportauoo
are needed to reduce the cost q living
and .deflate credits. Governor Harding.
Of the Federal Reserve Board, declared
today in responding a senate resolution
OF inquiry.
what are essential and non-e1enuAi
loans. Governor Harding stated: This.
he said. Is a problem for local bankers
familiar with local needs.
Governor Harding's letter, presented
to the senate today by Vice President
Marshall came in response to the reso-
luton of Senator Mccormick. RepuDii-
can. Illinois. adopted recently, request
ing information regarding what steps
the board contemplated to meeting the
existing initiation Of currency and crcd.
it's and consequent high prices ana
what measures were proposed to moot.
lie credits for movement OF tho 1sSO
crop
Reviewing the boards warnings to
federal reserve member saEatnst ~.
tending credits and its increase Of dis
count rates, Governor Harding said the
board for months has recognized that
the expansion OF bank credits
was proceeding at a rate not W1r-
ranted by the production and consump-
ton Of goods" The discount rate ad-
vances. Governor Harding said. have
checked credit transactions someWhet.
but have not been entirely effective "
bringing about the reduction In loans
desired. and which might normally have
been expected during the early months
Of the wear. 49,
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FOLLANSBEE

This is commencement week for Fol-
lansbec High school and class OF ten
graduates will receive their diplomas
at exercises TO be held AT the Flrst
Methodist Episcopal church. Inc an an.
nual sermon to the graduating class was
delivered Sunday evening. May -: D!
the Rev. William Hartung. pastor OF the
First Christian church, at the Methodist
! church
TUESDAY evening. May Is. class day
Music by the high school orchestra.
Tuesday evening the commencement
program will he given In the Methodist
church Wednesday. May 20. the, an
nual high school picnic viii be held:
class 81 are: Robert Huri. Frank wentz,
Earl Davis, Esther Beck, Mary ration,
Hazel Tinson. Louise Clrich, Irene NC
Graw. Jane Walker and Cecilia James.
The program for the ninth annua.
commencement in the Methodist church
TUESDAY evening will be as follows:
ConyoCation ....... Rev. John 4. shaw
Music: Schubert's Serenadc. .Glee Gun
oration. Emigration" .... Robert Hurl
ouartettc: "Boatman's Song"
Audra Wilson. Louise Clrich. Nora
,ddress Hon. NJ. NJ. Nicely. Con-
vocal Solo: I'm Time Of Roses" Rel
hardt ................. Gladys craig
NalendiCtory address .ha|ti -.
! Music: Might. Bells. :.'''''HE, n W c'uo
strain, President of the Cross creek
Board Of Education ~, r,,,,
MUSIC >,usinGh. shrdlu hrdlu fwyp
III" Pollansbee Briefs.
Eleventh hour election propaganoa
was thrown heavily on the Follahspee
market. c, +. ,ho euest
or his sister. Mrs. ]. II. Rogers OF Viz
sam Baknr is able to be out again
oftcr n serious attack OF pneumonia.
"Tuter" Hopkins who left here sever.
al months ago and is now employeI d.
Marietta. O., is here spending shols
iima with friends. He recently visited
no~id tones al his farm in Ohio and
saws Dave has his crops planted ana Is
typical farmer. Mr.. Jones Formerly
conducted n billiard parlor here.
IoSn Holman, Jr., of Bcllaire. o.. was
n BUSINESS caller here yesterday.
All of the hot mills were IN operation
Yesterday and p good steady run Is
promised the mill workers;
bose with .Follansbce ball teams lot
several years is back in the harness.
nlaying his first game with the !,aS i',
~ last Saturday against Weirtoh
Works of Staubenville. He Will he WIN
the locals steady for the remainder on
the season. 4 valuable addition 'he
fans believe. p,o,u ,ro.
RIM dawn nv an automobile while riding
a bicycIc through town last SATURDAY
md suffered a fracture of the arm.
Ron Hattcn. former local mil mar
who Is rolling in III" new MUS ~
Portsmouth, was back i'll town 5estef-
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Ohio Valley News
STEUBENV|LLE

STEURENNlLLE. Ohio. May 20
Bloodhounds late today are on the trail
Of robbers who some time last night
forced an entrance into Jesky Brothers
general store at Amsterdam. Ohio. west
of hero and carriedsoff more than 500
in cash and valuahlCs. and an arrest Is
expected within a short time. This Is
the second time within the past two
weeks that this store has been robbed,
vcggs on a racvious visit securing $500
in cash and Liberty Bonds, after crack
Ing the safe. No trace was ever OBJ
tained Of the men who we're responsible
for the first job and when the second
robbery was discovered today. the au-
thorities jumped to the conclusion that
the same gang was responsible and
phoncd to Dennison for hounds. which
arrived in Amsterdam shortly after
noon. They picked up the trail at once
leading the posse up the kilgore road
north Of Amsterdam and officials be-
iirvN they will land the robbers before
night.
Miss Mollie Phillips. Of Dillonvale.
has brought suit in common pleas court
here against Nassif Candy company, of
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day when he closed deal with janet
Killa, sellIL: -. fine residence on VII.
GINA avenue.
The Homestead (colored) Grays, .
good ball club plays the Pastimes hers
next Saturday. The Bauers at Wheel
ing beat them last Sunday 90.
Cards have been received here an
nouncings the birth Of baby boy which
arrived to gladden. the home OF Mr.. and
Thomas Frew, at Portsmouth. O.. May
End.
Supt. A. F. Young has improved after
n weeks illness.
High school commencement exercises
will be held at the First II. E. church
this evening. The annual high schooi
picnic will be held tomorrow and 70.
morrow evening the alumni will hold
their annual dance.
Mrs. T. ]. Mahan and Mrs. George
Reese were in attendance at the state
Sunday school convention in Mounds
Vile last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclellan OF New
Kcnsington, Pa, are the guests or Nj.
and Mrs. Clyde McClelland.
Miss Elsie williams, Of Warren. o.
was the recent guest of Miss Rose Care
of Mahan avenue.
Russell Cox. a Sophomore at Beth
any college, is improving after An AZ
tack Of tonSilitis.
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Epstein. Following the show they viii
go to Hoge- Davis grill. where they will
enjoy a luncheon.
Mrs. w. E. Mcnamara will entertain
the warwood Five Hundred Club this
o'clock will be spent in playing FIVE
hundred and euchre. at the conclusion
of which a delightful luncheon Will be
served.
The meeting of the Junior Sewing
Circle which vas to be held last even
ing. was postponed. The meeting will
be held Friday evening. Several I'M,
portant matters will be taken up and
discussed at this time.
Dance This Evening.
All arrangements have been com
pleted and invitations sent out 10 a
large number offs local people for the
dance which will be given this evening
at the Island Club rooms. A very IN,
tercsting program has been arranged
for the evening Music will be furnish
ed by local orchestra.
League Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting or the
Luther League OF the Lutheran church
will be held THURSDAY evening IN me
social room Of the church. Several I'm
portant matters will be taken up and
Work Progressing.
Work is progressing rapidly on me
erection Of the addition to the building
of the Wheeling Ceiling and Roofing
Company Of this city. The company is
in hopes Of having the addition COM
pleted within a few days.
Back 40 Feet.
A large force Of mon are drilling the
main entry to the new mine being
opened by Frank Costanza. south or
the Richland coal mine. II IL under
stood that the men are back 200 feet
and that the work has been stopped on
account OF the large amount of water
which will have to be drained before
work can he completed.
North Side 3r1efs.
Walter Anderson has returned to his
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wheeling. W. Va, for $500 damages for
injuries sustained in June 1919 at Dill
lonvale when il is alleged she was
struck by an auto belonging to defend-
ants driven by their agent. Andrew FRA
ger She alleges she sustained broken
ankle ana that the injury Is permanent.
She alIe.-At negligence and fast driving.
atemortal Program
The annual Memorial Day program
for jefferson county was issued lnoa!
by +. NJ. stanton Post No. l66 q. a. X;
which includes arrangements for the
Decoration Day parade. which IL set TOT
one Z. NJ. and the usual exercises at
Union Cemetery. following the parade.
The memorial day address this year
will be delivered by Rev. +. II. Mohn.
OF this city. The observance TINS year
will be far more general than in the
pa stwith the American Legion cooper
nting with the G. y. r. and the parade
IS expected to be the largest in history
here.
The funeral of Walter .. Hindman
was held from his late home here today.
The deceased was former resident OIL
Holidays Cove. w. Va, but for the past
ten years has engaged in the feed ousl-
ness in this city. He has bcen III lor
about eighteen months. He Is survived
bv his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hind
man of Holidays Cove! his wife and one
sister, Mrs W. d. Ferguson, Los An
COLES, and three brothers. Foster, OF the
Cove. Roscoe. OF Steubcnville and FLOYD
Funeral Friday -.
Announcement was made today mat
the funeral Of Hon. Joseph j. Gill. VINO
died at his home here Saturday night.
would be held from his late residence
here on Friday afternoon. IT being &C.
layed nending the arrival of his two sis
tors who are now enroute here from Cal
ifOrnia
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Low FARM PRODUCTION
ALARMS HERBERT HOOVER

WASHINGTON. May 25.--Decrease in
agricultural production may result in
this country becoming dependent on over
seas food supplies. Herbert Hoover de-
clared today in letter 10 Representa-
tive Riddik, Republican. Montana. set
ting forth the former food adminstra :
tor views las to practical measures to
insure better returns to the farmer for
his labor and Investment"
DcplorinG the absence Of a cOnStruc-
tive policy of agricultural readjustment
Mr.. Hoover suggested the creation of Il
commission composed of highly trained
farmers and skilled economists and
financial experts to consider the. causes
and remedies for the situation.
Asserting that present high prices Of
commodities will sooner or later de-
crease. Mr.. Hoover said this drfiation
must not begin on the farmer. Short
age In production outside The United
-,r:.. N..u Extravaganza and issues of
,Ni"nIrd rr dts for prOfit"cring and
$500 ..''''iri production are contribute
ing factors in the present Initiation OF
-. e . ne wrote. " .,'t tu'' "'.IIdp~. to
ours. he predicted. int"rm"diat" dealers
will be able to pass tn" greatest por-
tiun of the buck t. III" ltrmrI II" mat
ter how carefully handled.
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home in Akron after spending the week

home in Akron after spending the week
end visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Harry Ciarss 2;2 family. GO +s!r-
mont. have-returned home after spend
! ing several days visiting relatives III
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell and fam
lily have returned to their home in this
city after visiting friends in Washing
ton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. Harper. of this
, city. are visiting friends In Chicago. ILL.,
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lortz. of this city
! are visiting relatives in New YORK CITY
, and other eastern points.
Mrs. T. +. Hood. OF Eighteenth street
will entertain the members or the
Dainty Stitch Club on Thursday.
Miss Virginia Steel, Of New Martins
burg. is visiting at the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs. George Steel. of Warwood avenue.
Miss Katherine Myers. OF Springfield
1 o., is spending several days visiting
! friends in this city.
Mrs. John Murphy. who has been ser
iously i'll for the past several days. Is
slowly recovering at her home on Nine
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs have returned to
their home in this city after visiting
friends in Pittsburgh.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
erection Of the Gooch bungalow on
Warwood avenue.
\ meeting Of the Boys Club of the
Presbyterian church, was held last eN"-
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SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk in comfort; so do stock-
ngs. 4 package of Aliens Foot -t'hSH'
the antiscptic powder 10 shake into the
shoes and sprinkle in the foot-batl'
gives you that old shoe" comfort ara
saves wear Aliens Foot-Ease makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. Ladies
can wear shoes ono size smaller by shak-
tnr some Aliens Fout-Easc into cach
shoe in the morning. Sold every where.
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DE-. HILL FALn

Special to The Intelligence. &
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Nav z5.-.
DR.. John Wesley Hill. chancellor 9
Lincoln Memorial University, New York
City. delivered an address on The Rein
Of the Brain" at the Commencement Ell
ercIses tonight Of the 1920 class Of the
East Liverpool high school. Ninety.
three graduates were given diplomas. :.
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North SIDE
fwArwSod ana Hichland.)
Returned Home.

Mrs. S p. Christian. president OF the
Senior circle OF Kings Daughters. who
has been attending the annual conven-
ton at ST. Louis, has returned home
Mrs. Pearl Fferbaugh accompanied Mrs:
,yith the great interest which Is being
taken ali over the United States in the
Kings Daughters work.
Theatre Party.
Members OF the Glee ciuo OF War
wood high school will enjoy a theatre
party this afternoon at the Victoria
fhsatre. The affair IL being given in
honor OF their directress, Miss Hazel
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ming in the social room. Many matters
were taken up and discussed.
Earl BraunliCh, of Seventh street, is
having his home and garage rcpaintcd.
Boy Scouts Of Troop No 10. Of War
wood, will meet Thursday evening in
the social room OF the church.
improvements are being made 10 sew
eral holes in the street along the main
thoroughfare in this city.
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DON'T LET IT LINGER

A cough that follows Ia grippe or any
other cough that hangs on from win
ter to spring wears down ID" sufferer
leaving him or her in Il weakened state
unable to ward off sickness and disease.
Jos. Gillard. l4S Fillmore St. Nashville.
Tenn. writes: Il was suffering with :.
dry, hacking cough and pain in my
chest. but since taking FolCy'S Honey
and Tar | have been relieved. II
soothcs. heals and cures coughs. colds
and Group. Good C"- wn.on!nS cough.
Gold E,.Or.-v.bnrC
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About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.


windsor-H. c. Wilson. Fairmont: D
L. Stevens, Fairmont: +. s. Jester. New
Cumberland: T. r. Barrett. Warrington
Stamm-C. w. Smith, Parkcrsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Taylor. Parkcrsburg
r. +. McCedeny. New Martinsvillc.
McLure-G. w. BrigE, ParkersburG
W. \. Wootcr. HuntinGton w. y. Rine
Huntington; Mr.. dnd Mrs. Elmer Robin
son. F'airmont; George b. WagEoncr
Jane Lew; Mr.. land Mrs. l.. j.. Walker
Parkersburg; w. E. Holden. Parkcrs'
burg.
r. Pcary. Parkcrsburg: c. a. Barton
SistersvillC.
Miss Theresa Kase. of North Wheel
Ing, is commissioning from recent i'll
ness.
Miss Hildcgardc Girard. of Pitts
hurgh. will arrive in the city the latter
part of this week TO be the guest OF
Miss Ottilia Schubart, of Woodlawn
Mrs Emma Spcarc and daughter, Miss
Wilma, normal school teacher at Tyler
county high school at Sistersvillc. have
arrived in the city to be the guests OF
friends. Miss Spcarc will go to New
York city early in June To attend sum
mcr school ut Columbia university.
Il. &. Chambers. of Pittsburgh is a
business visitor IN the city.
r. H Williams. Of Columbus. Is
spending fe wdays In the city on
business.
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MORSE GOES FREE

NEW YORK. May 2j.-lndi"tmeniS
against Charles W. Morse and other de-
fcndnn,s charged with Illegal sale Of
tho steamship John j. McCmll"uGh. were
dismissed Today by Federal Judge Hand
by order OF Attorney General Palmer.
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Now Era Guild.

The members of the New Era Guild
Of the Stone Presbyterian church, OF
Elm Grove. Will he entertained on
Thursday evening by Miss Hazel Frash-
or. at her home in Loring Place. \
brief devotional and business session
will he followed by several hours of in
formal social pastimcS. a luncheon
Will be served AT the conclusion of the
evening. Mrs. Harry Brennan IS teach
cr of the Guild. and there are thirty
memherS.
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2Wnna Guild.

The members OF the Swope Guild Of
St. Matthews church will hold an all
day sewing today in the church. The
ladies will spend the day making hospi-
tai garments and surgical dressings for
a hospital in the southern part Of the
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Invitations to wedding.
Gard Party Today,

The Ladies' Carroll Social club will
enjoy an informal card party this af-
ternoon in the parlors OF the Carroll
club. Five hundred euchre and other
games will be the afternoons pastimes,
and a luncheon will supplement the
games. Mrs. J. f. Murphy will be host
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Mrs. c. A. Walden will he hostess to
the members OF the Graft Twig next
Wednesday afternoon at her home In
Cecil Place The afternoon hours will
be devoted to. necdlcwork and toward
the close OF these activities a delicious
luncheon will, be served
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WEDDING DAY
IS ANNOUNCED
MISS GERTRUDE GARDEN AND MR
USSELL z. THROPP WILL BE
MARRIED TUESDAY, JUNE Is.
Mss Geneva Young, Ftancee OF Nd
Edward Pence, Complimented With
Luncheon at Country Club.

Tuesday, June 10Th, Is the DAY Select-
cd by Miss Gertrude Garden for her
The ceremony will be performed at
high noon at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John b.. Garden
of All Main street. Reverend ira y;
Presbyterian church. will perform the
ceremoney in the presence Of the most
intimate friends and relatives or the
bride and groom. Miss Eleanor Sween-
ey, cousin of the bride-elect, VIII DC inc
maid of honor.
Miss young Honored
Mrs. G. A. House contributed TO the
series Of informal pre-nuptial affairs
for Miss Geneva Young. whose marri-
age to Mr.. S. Edward Pence Of Crockett
Texas. will he an event of June hrst'
when she entertained with luncheon
yeste rday at the Country club. Inc
luncheon was served at one o'clock and
lovely appointments. A large low bas-
ket filled with rose buds and sweet peas,
the haudle tied with bow or tulie. cen
tered the table and the place cards were
hand painted Cupid dolls. AT the con-
cIusion of the luncheon the handsome
basket OF flowers was presented to MISS
Young. The afternoon was spent in
cards and the other pleasures the de-
lightful hilltop resort affords the lovers
OF tho great out Of doors.
The guests were:
Misses
Geneva Young Mary Mahoney
Rose Rock
Mesdames
+. e. Ong William Klett
H. b. Smedley Of Virgins. Boyd
Paulsburg. y. ]. Harry Corcoran
l.. X. Young Arch LaJeal
& 4. House
All Day Sewing.
Tho ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will sew all day Thursday. Gar
mcnts for the Mission Sunday school
children will be made.
Invitations to wedding.
Copies Of the following invitations
have been received by the intimate
| friends of the bride-elec
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. HoEl
request your presence at the marriage OF
their daughter
Olivia Marie
| to
John c. Klug
| of Akron. o.
On Tuesday morning, juno First
nineteen hundred and twenty
at eight o'clock
st. Michaers church
Edgwood
Wheeling, w. Va
At Home
Akron. Ohio
After July 18th.
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All Day Sewing.
Tho ladies of the First Presbyteria n
church will sew all day Thursday. Gar
mcnts for the Mission Sunday school
children will be made.
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Rogers-C w. Cox. Sistcrsville A
r. Pcary. Parkersburg; {. a. Barton
SistersvillC.
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! . Q . . Q . . Q o Q . Q !. Q .

The woman's Club Of Quincy "a now
engaged "a two very Important chart
ties. thu selling Of Red Cross seals
for the benefit o. the Florida Tuber-
cuiosia association md the collection
q fruits 20 send as Christmas cheer
20 the inmates ~ the insane asylum
az Chattnhoochee.
owing 20 the mild fan weather
cane rrindingu are auii IN progress
"a this county. A fine crop OF syrup
viii - made. but the price IS much
lower than last year
Mrs. Mittie Long has gone 20 Jack
sonvilie. where che win remain indefi-
niteiy with her sister. Mrs. Henry
Love
Rev. we A. Burns left Friday for De-
Land. where he was tho guest OF DR..
Hunev. president az stetson univer-
church thore sunday. and went on 20
Kisaimmeo 20 attend tho Baptist con-
venti0n
The entire community was shocked
20 learn % the sudden death Satur-
day ~ i r. Shepard Re was for years
postmaster az Gretna. and was loved
by young and old. rich and poor. black
and white. Ills remains were laid 20
rest in Mount Pleasant cemetery. DIR.
II q. Davis. pastor OF ouicy Methodist
church. conducted the services.
Mrs ~ A. Love after attending the
Near Fast Relief meeting in Jackson
vile. went 20 Kissimmee 20 attend the
Baptist convention.
sheriff Scott Gorerory = IN Jack
sonville this week attending the an
nuai meeting q the State sheriffs'
association.
The FIdeiis class 81 the Baptist
church met Tuesday niEht with Miss
yirdie Selman. Tho class f. busiiy en-
gagged IN making bandages. pads. etc.
for foreign Hospitals
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Conneii 90 Fres-
no. Calf. are the guests 81 Mrs. Cen
nelrs parents. Mr. and Mrs r. c.
Garter and VIII remain during the
holidays
Mlss Ruby McDavid. 81 Hinson
demonstrating agent for Cadsaen
county. LETT saturday for Slocomb ana
MONTGOMERY. Ala TO spend me hot-
DAYS.
AIRS. r. w. Stewart. ~ Crotna. died
at her home Tuesday afternoon. she
was a sister % Mrs J. W. Mehaffev
and. with her family. moved from
Monroe. Ca. 20 Grefna IN 1893
TtFfis Johnson. a prominent cigar
manufacturer q Grand Rapids. NTich..
and a large buyer Of Florida tobacco.
after spending several DAYS here has
retoined his family. Who are stopping
at West Palm Beach
Miss Gladys Comforter. - Apalach-
ioola. assistant director % the school
- Music 81 the Florl4a state college
for Women. and Miss Gladys Moseiey
- Es-~as.aa u@--- ss@.as-aFa utatse..z
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MASON. REESE WEDDING
TOMORROW EVENING.

one ~ the prettleat % the winter
weddings viii be that Of Miss Waller 4
Reese. daughter n Mr. and Mrs. j. 4
Reese. 20 Mr. Graham s. Mason. to-
morrow evening az Christ Episcopal
church at $40 o'clock. the Rev. John
~. Brown officiating
Miss Reese viii have her sister. Miss
jamie Reese. ~ maid ~ honor. Mrs.
a. y. Pace fGrace Owen) as matron-
of-honor and Misses Elizabeth Aiken.
Bossie Milton % Mariana. Marjorie
Mason ~ Philadelphia. sister az the
groom. and Buford Aiken n Bruins
wick. Ga. az bridesmaids Little
Edith Durham daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. jules Durham. win be flower
girl
Mr. Mason viii have his brother.
Mr. Godfrey Mason. as best man. Mr..
Wright Reese. brother of the bride
lieutenants George r. Henderson. Al
snoddy. Paul Warner and Morley
Darby viii be gro0msmen.
Immediately after the ceremony an
Informal ceremony reception win be
held a. the Reese home on North
fmlRfox-wt for members Of the bridal
party and q few friends.