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The state herald., 1920-05-07

have been assured that the nation
was on the very brink Of irretriev-
able and Overwhelming disaster, but
some how or other things never did
come out as bad as the forecast.
If they had | probably would not
have been here at this writing. Pos
IDLY before now / would have been
engaged in the peaceful occupation
Of twanging the golden strings of a
golden harp or else walking over red
Dot cinders.
Tie worst never happened. l
have n sort of a blind faith that the
worst isn't going to happen now or
in the near future. 1t is only fair to
say that as the worst never happen-
81, so the best pictured by the thor
h optimist never happened either.
The world never has been anywhere
near as good rs it might be nor as
bad us il was possible for it to be.
II often has seemed to me that there
are en- rgh fools and criminals and
narrow headed bigots in the world
70 ,7rin two or three worlds but some
how or other in spite of them the
world manages to roll along.
There are grafters big and graft
ors small. There are fools in high
places and thieves in places of trust.
| sometimes think that ninetenths of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-14
>Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
err If Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
utes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

Tho sensation of the year in the
drug trade Is AspironaL, the two-min-
ute cold and cough reliever, authori-
tativeiy guaranteed by the laborator-
les; tested, approved and most enthu-
aiastically endorsed by the highest
authorities, and proclaimed by the
common people as ten times as quick
and effective as whiskey, rock and
rye. OF any other cold and cough rem
edy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
With the wonderful new elixir, so all
ron have to do to get rid OF that cola
Is 10 step into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half dollar for bot
de OF Aspironal and tell him to serve
you two teaspoonfuls with four tea
spoonfuls OF water in a glass. With
your wstch in your hand, take the
drink ut one swallow and call for your
money back in two minutes IL you can
not feei your cold fading away like q
dream within the time limit. Don't
be bashful. for all druggists invite you
and expect you to try 1t. Everybody's
doing Il.
When your cold or cough is re-
iieved, take the remainder of the bot
tie home to your wife and babies, for
Aspironal is by far the safest and most
elective, the easiest to take and the
most agreeable cold and cough rem
edy for infants and children.--Adv.
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Oil and Gas.

Light wells in old territory are the
Offering In competitions in the eastern
fields. There Is more doing in tho
way OF leasing than at any time in a
number OF years. Inspired by the higi.
market, operators are leasing every
thing avajlab'. IL It looks the least
promising for oil. Only the scarcity OF
drilling equipment viii prevent a gen.
oral revival as soon as the weather
conditions are favorable.
In DeKalb district, Gilmer county.
the Philadelphia Company has drilled
q second test on the e. Weaver heirs
farm through the Maxon sand. It Is
q duster in that formation and will
be drilled to the Big Injun sand. In
the same district, the Continental Oil
and Gas Company has drilled its test
on the w. E. Weaver farm through the
Maxon sand. 1t is fair gasser and
showing some Oil. Drilling has been
suspended. The gas viii be utilized
In the field and later drilled TO the Big
Injun sand. The same company has
the rig completed for No. 4 on the C.
w Golf farm located In the same dis /.
trict. The Philadelphia has also com
pleted the rig for No. 8 on the E.
Weaver heirs farm. In the same dis
trfct, tho South Penn Oil Company
has the rig completed for test on
tho L. NJ. Ferguson farm.
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FOR SALE-Ten 80 IN. Gage mine
cars. Good condition. Chelp to
quick buyer. Greater Fairmont In
vestment Co., Fatrmont Hotel Bldg.
phone 235-R. 1-I2-st-711s
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Gram and Produce

CHICAGO. Jan l4-Much weak-
ness developed in the corn market
Yesterday as result of enlarged re-
ceipts and also OF renewed attention
70 National Wheat Director Barnes
warning against price hazards. The
close was nervous at 1Mc to 2%c net
lower, with May s1.321z' to S1.32M to
Sl,soM. Oats lost 1%@1Ac to &c.
IN provisions the outcome varied from
80 cents decline to rs cents advance
ar.leles Open Close
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

On Indian creek. McElroy district,
Tyler county, the American oil De-
yelopment company has completed NO
Is on the Moses Spencer farm. It Is
showing for q two or three barrel
punfper in the Big Injun sand. In
the same district, the Carter OIL Com.
pany Is due in the same formation at
q test on the D. Stoneking heirs farm.
The Manufacturers Light and Heat
Company is due to get the sand at
Us test on the M, v. Hoge farm this
week
Contractors Barnhart and Elder are
moving their tools from Beeson run.
Richie county to Cave run, Peasants
county. They have contracted to drill
two wells in the last named field for
Albert Neeler G Co. For some time
Development work in Pleasanty coun-
~ he's been in creaslng. Vincent Bros.
are having trouble getting their tools
hSlled TO locations on the big Storrs
drill Q number of wells for New York
syndicate.
In Union district. Clay county, the
Chic Fuel Oil Company has shot its
No. 5 on the John L. MINER farm, in.
creasins its production from to 6
barrels a>day. Tie same company has
started to drill No. 6 on the Haroer
Mtnner farm. The same company
has thair rig for a second test on the
Thompson Land and Coal Company's
property, located three, fourths of a
mile south of No. ON the same
tract, which contains 10000 acres.
In DeKafb district, elmer county.
The Philadelphia company has started
to drill a test on the Eugene Weaver
farm. In Washington district, Jack
son county. the United Fuel Gas Cor
pany has started to drill on the M.
M. Parsons farm. In Reedy district,
Roane county, the Heck Development
Company has spudded In at test on
the II. c. Roach farm. In the same
development, the Ohio Fuel Oil Com
pany has started to drill a test on the
w. l.. Powell farm. The starting OF
these two tests is inspired by the pro-
Queer completed by the first named
company OH the A. ]. Hess farm.
In Curtis district, Roane county, the
Carter OF Company has rig material
at the location for a second test on
the Thomas Allen farm. In Lafayette
district, Peasants county, the Ameri-
can Oil Development Company is drill.
ing a test on the H. NJ. Brammer farm
In Jefferson district, the Hope Mature
al Gas Company has started to drill
on the Nancy Hoy farm. In Walker
district, Wood county, the Cambria
Oil Company has rugged up at a test
on the w. j. Perry farm.
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we call men by their first nam os
here We don't mister them IN this Of
flee. Do you nderstand?"
yes, sir"
Ten. minutes afterward the door
opened and the thrill voice Of James
was heard saying, There's a man as
wants to see you, hu!"-Pitts-
burgh Sun.
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FOR RBN-two nicely furnished
light housekeeping roomA Apply
So4 Quincy Street. 1-14-2t 7145
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FOR RENT-Furnished room: Gentle
men preferred. 220 Kelley Place.
1-14-3t-7147.
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| CLASSIFIED ADVER TISlNG|
| TWO ceNTs WORD cAss wtIt, ORDER
Fok REM

FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. s24 JET.
ferson street l-12zSt-712s.
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WALNUT GROVE

Ray Morgan. son of Sam Morgan
has been i'll for the past week.
Miss Neya and Clara Carlow were
shopping in Fairmont Friday.
William Morgan, son of w. E. Nor
gan returned from Norfolk, Va, last
"Wednesday. After visiting at his home
he left for Wheeling and other points,
Brady Thompson, son of William
Thompson has left for Texas.
Miss Audra is i'll at her home.
Mrs. Robert Heiskill was visiting
her home last Tuesday.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. APP.
ply 226 Spring street.
-1s-st-71s1.
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Than
I. WRlsKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
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FOR sAIR

FOR sALE-white Reed baby bar
rage. Cali 1117-J, 1-i2-St-fi2t
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FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom sui.
able for one or two persons. Apply
612 Mt. Vernon Avenue. 1-13-2t-71S5
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FOR RENT-Two light Housekeeping
rooms, also single rooms with light
housekeeping privileges. s2s Nuzum
Place, Phone so7-J. 1-13-3t-71s4
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FOR RENT-Two rooms sor . ght
housekeeping. 621 Front st.
1-12-st-7l21.
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Office informally.

Mr.. Root is fond of telling this
story about himself One day he said
to his office boy, who has taken my
waste paper basket?"
Mr.. Johnson, sir, the caretaker,"
was the reply.
Sometime later Mr.. Root asked
James, who opened that Window"
"Mr. Smith, sir, the window clean
Now, look here" said Mr.. Root,
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FOR RENT Large furnished room.
Gentlemen only. Call 141s-M.
1-13-2t-7130
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Says Treasury
 Not In Business

Washington, Oct 6.-Revival of the war finance corporation to finance exporters was declared to be unncc- essarE by Secretary Houston tonight Tn answering letters from unnamed correspondents who had urged that course. Present indications are for a record year of exports and that it IS evident private capita is success fully financing the exporters opera tons, Mr Houston said The letters reiterated the treasury policy of en- couraglng aid to the farmers in crop movement but said that the sugges- ton that treasury deposit funds in agricultural sections for loans to the farmers was highly unfeasible." /" The treasury he said, was not in the banking business and had been com pelled to borrow itself at high rates to meet current requirements between tax payments.
 Orderly marketing of crops always has been fostered by the treasury as well as by the federal reserve board. Mir Houston said. but added, the de- partment frowns on the employment of borrowed funds to maintain war or higher than war prices"
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TO SOLVE PROBLEMS,

Boston, Oct. 6.-The committee on railroad securities of the Investment Bankers association of America in it's report submitted at the closing session of the bankers annual con. vention today, said the logic of the railroad situation pointed unmstak ably toward consolidation.
 "While in the judgment of the com. mittee,' the report said, "the law has widely made such consultations permissive rather than compulsory sound business judgment will per ceive the business opportunities anc can be relied upon to bring about this logical solution of many of tho problems involved.'
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TO FETE SCOUTS.

The Presbyterian Club will enter. tam the members of Troop No. 1 Boy Scouts, with luncheon at the Hotel Pines on the occasion of the first anniversary of the troop. ac- cordlng to plans made at the regular meeting of the club at the Pines at noon yesterday. The luncheon will be held at 6:15, Tuesday night, Oc- tober 27.
 A suggestion made by Rev. J. H. Moore, that the various churches join in a campaign to secure more members for their Sunday schools vas endorsed by Chairman Hooker. Dr. Norris spoke yesterday on Hope" Edwin M. Williams. of Little Rock; and J. L. Phillips and E. H. Donnelly, of Kansas City were visitors.
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GRAfH PINE BFF ARKANSAS

ter of the D. D. C., yesterday after, noon, which was held at the coun- try club with Mesdames A. c. Be dell Frank Tomlinson, May Tomlin- son, R. G. Atkinson, Van Kox, Hun ter Knox and Leslie Regain, as host esses.
 Mesdames c. H. Ragoo, Arthur Fairfax Triplett and B. E. Benton and Dulcie Benton were named as del- egates to the State convention, which will be held in Malvern.
 Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, the president, presided. Mrs. A. M. Barrow read an interesting paper on "The Navy of the South," and Mrs. Met Gallagher sang.
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FIRE PREVENTION DAY.

Little Rock, Oct. 6.-The members of the American Legion in Arkansas have been called upon to observe Saturday, October 9 as fire preven- tion day and to assist their local authorities in observing the day and carrying out the various activities decided upon by the fire prevention committees. Attention is called to the fact that destruction by fire in the United States involves an annual loss of over 15,000 men, women and
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ROosevelt's Train
 Pick Up Injured

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 6 The train carrying Franklin D. Roosevelt bought into Pueblo tonight two men, injured near Butte, 20 miles north of here, at 6:50 o'clock this evening when a Denver and Rio Grande freight train struck an automobile at a grade crossing and killing one man and injured two
 The passenger train carrying Roosevelt's party was closely follow ing the freight and came up just as the freight crew was rendering first aid to the injured.
 The dead:
 c. GAFFNEY of Nebraska.
 The injured:
 C. E, Leavitt, of Kansas City and /. w. Zimmerman of Oklahoma.
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McDanieI-O'COnnOr Wedding


 Miss Crystal Mcdaniel and Louie R. O'Connor were quietly married at the Baptist church, Tuesday night at o'clock. Dr. J. H. Moore per formed the ceremony.
 The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd J. Mcdaniel, 15O5 West Sixteenth avenue Following her graduation from the Pine Bluff High school, she attended Millers- burg college, and was connected with the Standard Lumber company
 The groom is the son of Mrs. M. S. O'Connor, 1906 West Seventh avenue, and is a member of the firm Cross and O'Connor Grocery company He is, a young man of business integri- ty and fine personality.
 MT. and Mrs O'Conor are at home on West Seventh avenue.
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TEXAS GIN BURNS

Temple, Texas, Oct. 6.-Fire of un. determined origin destroyed cot ton gin at Pendleton, near here, early today.
 If any warning to close down the gin was received, it was not dis closed by the officers. Only the timely arrival of chemical engines from Temple, it is said, prevented the fire from wiping out the village
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07

children and over S250,000 ,O00 in buildings, food stuffs and other ere ated resources. In an address to the Legionaires, department Chairman. II. l.. MeAllister, says:
 Tt is important that local posts of the American Legion of our depart ment actively assist in bringing be- tore our people the fact that this tre- mendons fire waste may be easily prevented by increased care and viz llanee on the part of our citizens.
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Inv Parties for
 nIar Rride-Elect

bular Bride-Elect
 Miss Eugenia Ezell, bride-e elect, is Ing given quite a round of par s.
 This afternoon Miss Sybil Dixon I entertain with line party at the sst for her. Mrs. Pearl Gibson rr will honor her with an evening fty tonight at her home on Cherry feet. Miss Frances Andrews will kertain the Pollyana girls, in her hor, Saturday afternoon.
 Ir. and Mrs. G. w. Comstock gave delightful dinner party for Miss ell last night at their home on hnsylvania St. The table was lovely it's appointments and was centered |h crystal vase of brides roses. Miss Ezell's grandfather and Mrs. mstock's father were great friends fought together in the Civil war, the families have been lifelong ends.
 Covers were laid for Miss Ezell, s. Emma Hyslop Ezell, Miss Ger inc Hewie, Miss Jennie Wunder-
 Robert Elkins and the host and Stess.
 The Epworth league of the Fst Methodist church gave a show
 in honor of Miss Ezell, Monday {ning at the home of MT. and Mrs. y Custer A bride, made of kit P filled with lovely gifts. n filled tiwh lovely girts.
 informal music program was giv-
 and delightful refreshments serv-
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NOTHING TO SAY.

Richmond, Ind, Oct 6.-Senator James E. Watson, who spoke here to- night, told newspaper men he had nothing to say in answer to the chal- lenge of Vim. B. Colver calling upon the senator to make good" his charges of year ago that several governmental departments are fill ed with radicals"
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For skin eruptIons, rash, chafed skin, prickly heat, chigger bites and stings of poisonous insects, Ballard z Snow Liniment is an effective appli- cation. It heals quickly. Three sizes, BOG, COG and SI.20. For sale by W. L. Dewoody and eompan. Y.
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Young Matrons' Circle Holds Meeting,

The first lesson in the new Bible study as outlined by the Young Ma trons' Mission circle of the First Baptist church, was studied yester- day afternoon at the meeting of the circle, with MesdameS c. E. Shanks and Robert Swarm, at the home of Mrs. Swarm.
 Mrs. Fred Bennett led the lesson, the first twelve chapters of Genesis. Mesdames R. E. Henkel, w. L. Flu qua and J. S. Spillyards, were enroll ed as new members. Following the business session refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
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Business and Professinal Wcmen's Club Meeting.

Miss Margaret Bishop was honor guest at the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club, at the meet ing held Tuesday evening at the Y. W. C. A. home. Miss Bishop has been one of the most active and interested members of the club and as an evil dence of the affection the club has for her, she was presented with a beautiful gift, on the eve of her de- parture for her new home in Okla homa City.
 There was an interesting discus sion of the plans for the musical comedy, "Oh, Oh. Cnidy," which will be presented by the club in November and routine business was transacted
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Little Miss Hurley Celebrates Anniversary.

Mrs. w. F. Hurley entertained yes terday afternoon in honor of the eighth anniversary of her little daughter, Hilda.
 The Hurley home on East Third avenue was artistically decorated in color scheme of pink, green and white.
 In the donkey contest Mamye Monk won first prize and Kathleen Lowe the consolation. The big birthday cake was cut and lovely refreshments served to the following little guests: Mildred Bumpass, Freda Wheeler, Kathleen Lowe, Mildred Lee, Viola Nichol, Lolise Wheeler, Edna Dei- ton, Viola Pitts, Mamye Monk, Will ma Wallace, and -Winnifred Kenne- dy.
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NIFTY years ago weaalnt .' | feast with famous old southern 1n j. dishes. was spread on a long s1o in Utah, Alabama, for the oi .s+s at the wedding of Miss Leila E,on,mons and J. c. Roberts. i yesterday, similar feast was raad m the same table at the gold f anniversary of this same couple, Wabbaseka. Quaint china spe+s and bowls, the same that ere used fifty years ago, were fill with old fashioned flowers and od as the table decorations. A ,,ae cake. with fifty tapers, center the table.
 Mr and Mrs. Roberts are very ac- ve and interested in the affairs of e day and have many, many trlends
 this county, where they have re- lad since the fall of 1878. Many gifts
 cold were brought yesterday and rers were laid for the following ;ldren and grand children at the nner: MT. and Mrs. E. M. Cooper, rs Agnes Shearer, MT. and Mrs.
 A. Kelly, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Ma MT. and Mrs. J. c. Roberts, Jr., fred Roberts, Captain and Mrs. N.
 Roberts, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Me ,ddv IT,, MT. and Mrs. H. Fulton, ,rnhy, Frank O'Neal, Miss Kath-
 n Mason, Miss Elizabeth Roberts,
 as Mildred Roberts, Master John ement Roberts, Charles Roberts, lrry Mason, Frank Roberts, Leland lberts. Winston Roberts.
 Other guests were MT. and Mrs. oar Brewster and MT. and Mrs.
 forge Adams of Pine Bluff.
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pcesan Conference Nd Yesterday.

A Diocesan conference in the rn- lest of the nationwide campaign
 the Episcopal church was held in rlst church, Little Rock, yesterday. The Rev. Joseph A. Tenbroeck, pm the national office in New rk, presided. The object of this mpaign sto stimulate all kinds church work and to secure the option of carefully tested methods
 which this can be accomplished. Pst encouraging progress has been fde by the parishes which have opted these methods and it is ex- cted that Trinity parish will take
 nm up in the near future.
 Ihose who attended the conference pm this city were: The Rev. and s. Il. A. Stowall, MT. Robert E.
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"Oh, oh, Cindy" Leading Lady Chosen.

Miss Sarita Strauss has been se- lected as leading lady for "Oh. oh, Cindy," which will be presented by the Business and Professional Wom- ems club, at the Orpheo theater, Wednesday, October 20th. Miss Strauss is peculiarly fitted for this role and with the able cast that will support her, the comedy promises to be a big success.
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{ |{&|'orirtY'G
 A: By o. SMART. xR3xGr
By ANNIE o. SMART.

Lee, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Linaker, G.. H. Morris, W. w. Morris, Mesdames M. A. Austin w. E. Collier, s. M. Dickey, N. s. Rosemond, c. G. War riner, and Miss Irene Bocage.
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Mrs. Carl D. Rutledge will accom- pany her mother, Mrs. L. R. Malt land, to Memphis next week for a visit to Mrs. Wesley D. Patton.
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The s. l. A. of Lakeside school will meet tomorrow afternoon at the school at 3:30 o'clock. All members ale urged to be present for this first meeting of the year.
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MT and Mrs. John L. Alexander were called to Dumas yesterday by the serious illness of Mrs. Alexand- CTS father, Dr. J. A. White.
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Mrs. Arthur F. Tripplett is visit ing in Little Rock
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Mrs. Earl J. Logue returned yes- terday from months visit with Mrs. Will Vaughn in Fort Smith and Mrs.
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Maurice Reed, son of Mir. and Mrs, L. W. Reed, 720 West Second avenue, is confined to his home with severe case of diptheria.
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Clarence T1mmons in Fort Worth
 Mrs. Vaughn and little daughters ac- companied Mrs. Logue to Fort Worth,
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U. D. C. Held Interesting Meeting Yesterday.

Ten dollars in gold will be given by Mrs. A. M. Barrow to the Junior high school student writing the best essay on The Conferedacy. This was announced at the first meeting of the
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The Charity workers will meet tn. afternoon at 3 o'clock at the public library.
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Mrs. M. Metz of Washington. D C IS visiting Mrs. o. D. Smith and othe relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Williamson. ant Mrs. Gerald Tripplett motored to Lit tie Rock yesterday for the "Katcha Koo" performance.
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Shower Planned For Bride-Elect.

ShOWer Planned
 For Bride-Elect. Miss Ethel Schloss will be honoree
 at an afternoon shower, Sunday, given by Mrs. Sig Hyman. The Woodmans' Circle will not
 meet today but will meet tomorrow afternoon in the hall over the Or pheo.