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The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-20

v;ss Fairchild Wins Ouachita Essay Contest.
 Mice Stella Fairchild of Rosston, oo declared winner of the annual ,.,sr-society essay contest given last .uht in the college auditorium. Miss ra;rcbild's subject was My Brothers voorer" She delivered her reading .r,eutionally well. Miss Fairchild ronresented the Alpha Kappa Society
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 Announcement
 The following announcement will Ao read with much interest by scores of Prescott friends of the groom, who foromerlv resided here with his par ants Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Steen, pas tor of the Presbyterian church;
 Mir. and Mrs. Regis A. Hartman ornounce the marriage of their daughter, Virginia, to Rev. Wylie Frederick Steen, on Tuesday, May tbe seventeenth, nineteen hundred and twenty-one. Pilot Grove, Missouri. At home after June first, Plainfeld,
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 W. C. T. U. Meeting
 most interesting meeting of the WC. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs I. M. Pittman yesterday after noon The second meeting in May ;s always observed as "Flower Mis- 1ion Day" Many beautiful flowers were brought to this meeting, and after the adjournment, were distrib- uted among the sick people of Pres colt. The hospitals were visited and each individual sick person was car ried a beautiful bouquet of flowers, to which was attached scripture verse; or beautiful line from Miss Frances Willard. There was also a linen shower for the Sanitarium and a large basket of linen was presented to the Park Sanitarium The pro- gram was gotten up under the leader ship of Misses Gertrude Davis and Jerre Johnson, and was very fine one, and was very much enjoyed by the large crowd present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. k. Cor don, with Mrs D. L. McRae leader.
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 Our Lady, the Governors wife, ar rived today from Little Rock for
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visit with home folks. We feel lilo the housekeeper when company ar. riVes just after spring house clean;ro we can sit back and say, thank goodness The whole town is thor. oughiy clean, and no mosquitoes to bother her, or any one else.
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 MT. and Mrs s. D. Heddle Georpe ana Ethel left this morning for q years stay in Wichita, Kansas They will be greatly missed, especially bv the Presbyterian Sunday school and congregation
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Cox have ar- rived from Charleston, West Vir- glnla, and will be located at Mrs. B. F. Browns on East Main St.
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 Mrs. k. l.. Stephens and small daughter, Mary, arrived from Gurdon today for week end visit with MT. and Mrs. Geo. Hale.
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 MT. and Mrs. Helbig returned this morning. MT. Helbig has been on a business mission to New York, Wash lngton City and St. Louis. Mrs. Helbig joined him at St. Louis to return with him.
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 Mrs. A. M. Westmoreland returned yesterday from Texarkana, where she went to see Jack Bright safely start ed on his long journey to California.
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 Mrs. Herbert Began arrived this morning from Hot Springs for a visit with MT. and Mrs. J. S. Began, during her husbands absence. He is on business mission to Columbia, La
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 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Conkling and little daughter, Corrie Meredith, are anticipating much pleas ure from promised visit to Mrs. Conkling's mother, Mrs. Scott, and sister, Mrs. Chas Tompkins, about June the first
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 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Guthrie and little Miss Frances Guthrie are spend ing the day in Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-20

upon to do so, he can delived an add ress on music that will at once be en tertaining and instructive. He was recently called upon to address a music class and gave them a strict ly original idea when he declared that music should be divided into three classes, that which appeals to the head, the heart and the heels. And that's all I know abaut music, except that I like a little bit of all three classes" said he.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-20

When an energetic hard working man feels unduly tired, half sick, "blue" and discouraged he thinks he is getting lazy It isn't laziness, the trouble is in the stomach and bowels; they are disordered. To restore en- ergy, vim and activity the right rem edy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a mans remedy for regulating the sys- tenn. Price SIPS per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agents. d
 All mems. womens' and childrens' hose in the store at half price. They must go. Cooke & Ellis. 19d6
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-20

afternoon at o'clock Dozens of mothers will be left on the disop- pointed list because of the limited
 time which is being spent here, and if the rural sections respond like the people here have, the trucks visit will have been rousing success from every standpoint.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-20

Governor McRae does not pretenc to be a musician, and yet when called
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
Bank PreSiiend Looks
 For Brighter Future

Returning ra SaaEway alter hay ing snaa. the pas, TWO months ta- vrsuE.unE business conditions to the Westward. P A. Easmusou. p7esa- dent q. rua Bank Of Alaska said. t.a. while business conditions m general .u Alaska Was Qu.a. he be- Hevaa that Alaska has not been as badly effected hy the Impressions as has g.e States. Mr. Easmuson spoke very well Q. conditions au Jhe r#.g of Anchorage He stated Ina. his Aucaoraaa branch had s.....0 or deposit. and that aaa6-- lions .u general were very good.
 <. visited .na several coal dis .-..s and was especially optimistic about rne Un.gEaIaa- ea# mines He stated that Commander a. C. DovI- r.. WI. Is a s.arra aE rha Ch.gka- .... ..aa, is doing excellent work ... has ..a ...ua.... a. every uro
 ....... .- ...o. ...ora.ra 2. Mir ..-..s.. uw ... u-.-.. hank .... had -.r....# .-s deposits hv s..... a...a n. year.
 .. ..--u-u. WAS accompanied .. ... .." N W. T. Benton. as .......... who Is interested in ... .... ... ... as ..e ~-n...u...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
10IT EXPERIMENT
Nw WH Nak. M Mistake if NoU
 Hollow Tnf, Advice.

..... -...... ..g- n..-0-s.
 ... .... pain .- ... H..s. m~..- .. .e--..-. d ..rn~- and nervous -.. -~ ... !. ... and -n time .. ....-... ~ha-. .r. frequent. ... .... .. H.1-.s ...a.. and
 .... ~.... is recommended ..- ....... s....a h...... .u ..-a
 .r..- N.a-.. Fills a.a s.aa ..... |. .s. I. .as acted elective. .. i. .... ..s.- .- r..s country
 ... >..a.as rns.5a-.- demand ..t.. w... -r.r taa following ,es-
 r " ...-s.. s--.-.,b s. San "..... ..... says. .. had attacks .. ...... and soreness across nay .....s t... aao and ..rlu.d .....-- and ]. was hard .o- me to r. ... s..a-.-E a- ErEn- Tho aa- .... .. -- .Ur..s was irregular ! r.6 -..-s Kidney Pills for these attacks and they were jus. wha. ! ...... r.au.s were rot long in ~o. .....- ... aches and pains 1r~0ss E... and putting my Kidneys .- ..na o~5ar.
 Price 65c. at all dealers. Boat simply ask for a kidney Teuedy-Eet D1au's Kidney p5Ils-Jhe same that ... Johnson had Faste--l..nu-r Co.,. Mrs, Buffalo. \. y
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
DEPARTMENT oF TIRE INTERIOR
JuirrE ~rarc~ Land tInen
 ~a-a. "llzs
Juneau AIasEa T"II |0EI

Juneau. Alaska. ru-s z. 1921. NOTICE Is EEEERy GIVEN t.., Albert San Cntse. ut Ha..e, Alas Ea. who. on July - 1921. r.a. Homestead entry M. u4r5a -a. Lois 9 and 3. Section gf. wass na.. northeast quarter. east hail. aa-... west ouarte- uo-tlwes, quarter southeast quarter ro~ghoas. guar ra-. southwes, quarter. Sau..a E5. Township gs Sou.r. Eause 55 East Copper River Ee-.d. ian. has filed notice os .-rer- ao1 ro make final tH-eevea- proof to establish claim to tae land above described. before E ". oda- notary public ar Flames. Alaska. on ,.e "alh day of August. 1921.
 CIamar; names as witnesses. Joe VoeIbI os Ea1es. Alaska sam Whitaker. of Wells. Alaska c. 4. L5adaolm. Of Flames Alas kE
 Willie Anderson. oE Ea.nr- Alas ha.
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register First Publication, July lEth. Last Publication. Aug. l6th-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

-r1.~..".-.. tr Tho ....-a 5s an similar r-....n-s t.- nearly @ wear. a ..s..r. -".. ..7..a-s association sa.> ...- ... prices .s clothing wi. Pc l.-..- ..- -.N. many people o'D- -.... E. ~.s- shiny sleeves and even r.-... -... ..~ .n rho confident eyneo-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Mrs. G. L E9uu. and a."a.... Miss Marjorie Eaton a. sw E#. cisco. returned yesterday tra. a .~. Go Auu and Whroa0rso. -'s. .m stopping at tue rullga House
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

r. ..a ....-. 0- ..- rr.".- .... tlu former e.~.. ..... -....... sadly. "u.a -r.-. .... was ecwes au. nE any ...- h. .. ..-. r.r.s.. Tw. is a... w.a. "... an aa- ro Hare" 'o an ...."-. ...-. .Era us ...ea aa~ .. >..~-..a ..... ... >wurL ,.ys Tar"a raH.a. aha. w.a.a ha .s.E-a #~.." |. .... sword n. -u..." >.w..... ..... a. ways D. a...- .'a joy ." . -...'a aaa...- .y "E..- .n ---. .. .E.-. .aa other way. tu .- ."-..... .~.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
Recovered Diamond R.n1
 Lost Eighteen Years Ago

r....... ru."N ago. Nr~.N A N ..... r~..r..r~n~> O. a ~wa. ... .. H.rr Nn. ."~- a a... .... -... u#.- .a"4.-- ~.n..E. .... '. som. pigs
 r.H ..E> ago. w.a. n7'"a- IT.. .w.r 'r.. she -ouu. -.. ..- l. ..~ -m...E .-.rna~N. in .. -... 1T ftas n~. Enr ....-.. where ..n ring w.s los. ... ... r.H.. many .".>
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
Local Notes

Two nwdr.I aaa >g..a...g.sa thousand dollars ID nuIaon w.- shipped from N.-n na ,Hr IH~. ,..m of t.u NErnr.. m.#Hi ... Sa..r..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

George Stanley took r.a gu.w. to decorate the EIhs hall .s su.n .. can la secured. This m.. be a great Improvement .r J.. .nGa.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
.-. r...--..-- Killed -.-ss.s

.----. E..--a.rs N..el -~-sc.'.
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
F. Ana, z-,~ E.--s o.sa

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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\ ..r-. Dart. .. r..a".. ...... arc aur- .n a...- .n ... ..-. dance tu..s.a ".. Anna ". M. Ia.,e a..al s.... ..,.u.n ... w.. Iaa.. .....s .. tho ..... ." u...I .......H ...... N.... ...... ... ...... ... .. .... r.. a..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Word has .... -..N.. !. -.

N... ..s .... -...N.. !. s.... way .... ... ....... ... r.. ... pension ..... .... ... ~..a".s ... ee 8. ,.. ...r .. "..- -..... Is .. uas.G .n .. .. ... e...... . .... u... ... ... ...-.... .... ... ne.u .u. ..G w.., .. ... ...r...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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 a -...a.-y .r ..r ....- .. ..~. .." T. .......-. ... ". is w.m- ,.. machines 2. concerns ar a r..... ....-. ..- a now departure .a Japan. >... ~.. Francisco C.-.."a. where ... .H. industry has a... limited -o r...n. ... silk. The action ut t.a Eavar."... is very likely a...-r. ny ..e rra,.... .. d.rv~."ug [. ..e islam. owr~. -.. H.a. production of Mongolia aa. s..ra. Asia !. -a1a-a.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Charles Cox O. San H"r..-.. s spending a I.N days lu >sa.w... I.a will Sal. s.u.. aa E.r >u.aau. ... morrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
Arion Baznar 1Lesttng.

GA Tuesday "Iru.nS IA" Cha.-'n"a o.
:he various committees having charS" OF
I've h-!Oa HIz-l:Lr Which : - be he ID
.ND-i! 20 IaI -. ". h7y" 'h"- la>t IN
I.prtaat meeting and all arc expected I"
l." present: All details WI! l." outlined
nd everything mad" ready. Th"S" who
&av" promised 70 donate I" n" diN"-c"t
booths may leave :h":c articles =: Ar'on
hall that cl"n!ag /: ( j. agreeable. Ne
S.dcs the articles IN Ncs5:tts window
~ Market street. Others vi" l." SHOWN
a, the bazaar Mrs. Charles NortcrEin
and her commit. VIII s":v" u regular
Axiom supper both evenings from until
o'c.nck This bazaar rs open 10 the
;-Nn"-,l public and III" hours arranged
Especially for business people.
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River Freight Service
Boosted By Two Cities

Snn.;aI n:Era',.!i L. The Intel G"2cer.
c!nr.nuati O.. April i" - Inaugural
.;nu of river freight $.rN:"" between
Louisville" and Cincinnati and Wheeling
and PITTSBURGH On tn" steamers oil the
Lou!syjll" !; Cincinnati Packet company
and other c"un"";:'S limos was an
ununcrd her" today h% tn" Chamber or
commerce 81 TINS Gig and IN" LOUIS
y;,ic. Nv. Board q: Trade. jointly.
Tho arnounc"mcnt points "ut ptrticu-
,rrIv that a saving q: approximately 10
r.rcsnt on shipments is possible b. US
ing the water route.
MY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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AT Study Climb.

TIL. ": study club Will meat Thurs
DAY afternoon az ESQ IT the y. w. {. \.
Mr.. ". l.. Wo"!enwch"C VIII preside
The following will bc given:
'rommunity Music" Mrs. y. l.. A!nln
'f'syir CcntH-''-.-. Mrs. Mary FeatH|
"I,.,b,i. Grounds Mrs. Leo :. pohhS
"t..uh Homes" Mrs. William {. Moor"
Vn,;l snlo.... Miss N:rE;U!a DiClE
I,!ann duct--Mis>cS Nan Smith aal MI
N"lir Schafcr.
current Evcnts--Mra. Callahan and Mrs
Ha-r% Ch's%cN.
IInsts>.oS-- Mrs, A. n. Wells. Mrs. Mary
Wingcr'cr, Mss Shirley Warm"n.
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Shrine Ball Tonight.

Soc.., functions o. N" early spr'n@
season i.:,lH been dominated by those
nl"acs gen hy th' Masonic "rEan'1'i-
IONS nc the cry AMI on" OF III" most
o-on..rrn: or these affairs wi! be the
n:,:. 70 y" given hy osiris T"mI.", An
r;":.t Arabic Order N"hi"S Of "a" Mystic
Sh-iar. Th.s = N" m->: "t S"7!rS OF
Sn,.a, affairs arranged b% th!S ord":,
and !: Will hc held IN IN" scottish Rit"
Cathedral. tn" committee n charge IS
composed oS Arab lStC"! and they 70
quest al Attending ~ wear dress SUIT
and rrz. tbs - IA" frs; SoCia! event
Of osiris T"mT,.H after u long period OF
social Inactivity and $ ANTICIPATED a.
an unusually delightful! event. Dancing
VIII begin at $50 "'ciocE and VIII con-
ti:.ue until !. Muse VIII b" furnished
by the special Masonic orchestra and
there will be iu:Hrmiss.nu whom L buffet
sutT-'r will be served.
The following cymposn The committee:
Ei.g T"onNy
E"o.o kl!bauOS
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Ha!lairn study Club.

TN1 l:.!la:r, Study r!nh ~ mo-;
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. A''ic M"ill"ti
Srra,lry Will b" tn" director of the PRO
S-an. Mrs. Hr.nl"'n VIII tai; on CT"
ar:vr Economy n rIty G"IcrTm"u'. y
short business session WI TO hctI pc
t,c-l;ng Ia" Program.
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Scottish Rite Dinner

IN" Scottish ll:c Guards h,Ne &c
'riy"d nrnouncnroa: oc n stated meet
.ng "a b" he'd IN thc Scottish RAT" Ca
'nrd-t. "Wednesday evening. April l"
D;nn"- vii hr served promptly NJ :
"'c.uc., following which tho business
ln,.r"::rr VII cnEaE, the Guards
George =. Crock IS major and Avn |.
N:a;. =; :; udyu'lH'.
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Invitations Rec eived.
Mrs Dillon At woman's Club.

Mrs. jean Dillon. state h"a'th t"""'.rr
w.! address y meeting OF tho Noman'H
,..uh E'r;,I.." afternoon At go At II" y
- T. W. h.I. MIR. rank Wait" W.
pr,,,.idc ave-: tho rnc"t:u;. This addrc's
VIII hr tn. hrs: III Il series which wi:
- given Tia, w'"k a. par 81 Il pub,
health ,Lv"tii"ra, r-uS:HN >N"ns"re!
l.. "a. Wcrnau'S cub
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Craftsmen" Spring Dance.

M.s~:S "Tcrry' Kuhn. William
E"-chuS "SHrctS" MARSH. William Con"T'
Robert r:ScuS. K"rscy Dover and IhEcc-
Tor Samue, NJ. kicr. j.. comprise IN"
Harmony Syrcupa:o-S Orchestra, o.
Washington and Jefferson c"'i"S".
WaShinstou. Pa. will arrive IN "h""--
ing nar.y this evening" 20 render the
musical program for tho spring dance
OF the craftsmen" 20 b" held toH:Gh,
at the F.lkS club auditorium. Wheeling.
The o-,h"st-a consists of r;2no. banjo
traps. trumpet. trom50;H. iSaNopA"n"
c,ar!u". and violin: and WI. no DOUBT
PROV" - be- on" O" Tn" beS. ccchc&tTas
over heard IN this section. \ large num-
orr ne the younger set will! TO doubt. 70
spond - nc Invitations which wcr"
mailed = week ago. Dancing VIII b."
from u:rr III, on" and during the SOW
"a. in;crn,iSs!ons refreshments anu
m"ch"ou will be served.
Tho balcony will BE- opo2 - spectators
w.;u : nominal Zee assessed
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M- George 4. IlauEhlin WI "nt"r;a'n
To-Day with 4 luncheon n honor OF Miss
Virginia Hoffman. who's" marriage Z"
NJ. Samuel q. Iaugll!n wi! b" Rho IN
;"-"S;inE cvrn, &C Thursday. Luncheon
VII b. scrrrd a, $50 O'Clock following
ws:Icn n" guests "" dc"ut" the after
noon 20 bridge
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Dixie Club Dance.

Tho Ir;X;r club VIII cnt"7IIiA WIN AT
.nfnrma, dance tun.Eh; III Convention
Hall. Auditorium building and an un'
us2ia,,, largo attendance ia expected -
his VII. probably 20 the final appear
49,, in this city oC Earl Fuller and his
,,i..h-.trd orchestra Of New York city
THIS = the scvcAth lin" these master
:,,uSIciaas hav" furnished music for the
p,>i. club dances and they have become
general ravo.;:rS with q" who have
hoard ;hcrn on these occasions. The BAL
COW will % open 20 those VIII" desire 10
!,"ar the music and do not wish 70 dance
Th,, tr!:rwiaS committee is IN charge
-. - LIZ.
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r" rpn.hiy meeting "f III" Woman
MlNS:oma-y society oc ;hr l:-s. P-eseN-
,"-.an church. VII hc hold N III" cAu7ca
house. Tuesday AFTERNOON a. O'clock.
TIC Womrn's Gu!'d vi noe; a. IN"
Csc Us tho IN. SONAR meeting.
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There respiration "nl nr"nt - he
habit uC r.II:n; Ir'"M.S. =. N:"! -
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., :,
pres 49, To- aNa't'" '''''' -, ns
tn" h'Gh' - ,r"r"H. i''n' INK "''' " y
:t..S:n diversion and 'h!f VI. DIX"
,.'"is.h. Mrl"d! E"l~ "rrh"S'S' II"
l-,u Engaged T. furnish t"" h'"N''. VI
- rh.,"i Moran AMI Mr.. i'd"'rd '"E g
AZ. tia genera! "ha:7n1"u ~" ~" t'''
,.w:u-: c"nlpo>" ~ '"'nu''''"'s
I.,".". Nj. F"..% M"'''" ""l NJ l."
;h,t Nura".
Carols. Nj. " Ii";,k:H~. chairman, ~
,..,,.I T.. NJ. g. MJnr Cia:N. Name a
-. Nra. Euri,.". MAJ '"n.ti' Naif'
'..,u ll..N MIr;hI Moran. h'''i'F'''i
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-EvY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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-BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Smyrna times., 1921-10-12
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Diocesan Branch of the WOman's Aux
iliary to Meet in Smyrna Morrow

Diocesan Branch of the WOman's Aux
iliary to Meet in Smyrna To- Morrow
The Fall Meeting of the Diocesan
Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will
be held in st. Peters Church, tOmor-
row, Thursday. The meeting will be
opened with a service of the Holy
Communion in the church at 1890 a.
M, at which time the Bishop of the
Diocese, the Rt. Revd. Phillip Cook,
d. d., will make an address. Immedi-
ately following the business session
will be called to order by the president
Mrs. John Salisbury, of Dover. Among
the speakers during the day will be
the Rt. Revd. Charles Blayney Col
more, Bishop of the Missionary Dis
trict of Porto Rico. Lunch will. be
served by the Parish Branch in the
Parish House to the visiting delegates
Service may be expected on Friday
night at half past seven o'clock, fol-
lowed by the choir rehearsal. Sunday
Oct. 18th, Twenty-frst Sunday after
Trinity, 10 a. m. church school; IL a.
M, Holy Communion and sermon.
Both the Smyrna and the Clayton
branches of the Auxiliary will make a
corporate communion at this service.
7.30 p. m. Evensong and sermon.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-12
MARRIED OUT IN CALIFORNIA
Dover Folk Learn of the Marriage of
Miss Winifred Hanchett

Announcements of the marriage at
Sacramento, Calf, on October Z, of
Miss Winifred Hanchett, of New York
to Frank Paul McCardell, of Whining
ton, were received Friday by relatives
and friends at Dover. Miss Hanchett
left Dover for California Monday week
having been on visit there with her
aunt, Miss Ella Murphy. Mr.. McCra-
dell is residing at Perwyn, Calf,
where he is managing a ranch. Miss
Hanchett is a graduate of the Womens
College of the University of Delaware
and the groom is a graduate of the
agricultural department of the Uni
versity of Delaware. Both were pop
ular among their classmates. Miss
Hanchett is the daughter of the late
DR.. Henry G. Hanchett, noted musi-
elan of New York. Her mother, who
is also deceased, was Miss Ophelia
Murphy, of Dover. Sanford Murphy,
of Denver, Colo, is an uncle.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-12
SENATOR DUPONT BACK TO
TAKE HIS SEAT IN SENATE
MEETS GOVERNOR AND NUMBER
OF POLITICIANS IN HIS OFFICE
Will Resume His Seat In The Senate
Much Benefited In Health and
Ready For Hard Work

Senator 7. Coleman DUPONT, recent
ly returned from an extended rest at
Colorado Springs, reached Whining
ton Monday morning. Shortly after
his arrival he was busy at his desk in
the dupont building, where an accunu-
latlon of business awaited his atten-
ton. Among those who conferred
with Senator DUPONT were Governor
William D. Denney, former Governor
John &. Townsen, Jr., Secretary of
State A. R. Benson, State Senator Asa
Bennett, Judge Daniel o. Hastings and
Charles H. Grantland. The Senator
kept close to his Office until late Mon
day afternoon. He is attending the
meeting of the State Highway Com
mission to-day and tomorrow he ex-
poets to resume his seat in the United
States Senate at Washington. Sena-
tor DUPONT is much benefited in health
and is ready to give his office his con-
slant attention. He was silent on po-
ltical matters, stating that he would
confer with Senator Ball and Repre-
sentative Layton later in the week, at
whklch time the Federal berths to be
fllled would be discussed Among 9TH
er matters which claimed the attention
of Senator t. Coleman dupont upon
his arrival in Wilmington was the
proposed work at Rehoboth to protect
the beach from further damage from
ocean storms: The Senator explained
why the work has been delayed, and
that it has been decided to postpone
any further action concerning the
erection of the jetties there until next
spring. Senator DUPONT is a member
of commission created under an act
of the last Legislature to arrange for
building jetties to protect the beach,
1t is one of the many matters affect
ing the welfare of the State in which
Senator dupont is deeply interested.