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The Era-leader., 1921-11-03
Another War.

We are told that Gcrmany is
still mad, that France is ureaSy,
and there may be another war
While the world is holding its
breath in fear, hear Judge ?. B.
Carter's address at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday on
Disarmament" at II o'clock.
L. W. Cain, Pastor.
The Era-leader., 1921-11-03

See Wallace Reid in Sick
Abed" with Bebe Daniels as
nurse. Great Guns! what a
heart," Cried Doctor. Waverley
Theatre, Friday. Come! A good
laugh will do you good.!
The Era-leader., 1921-11-03

Plant a big acreage of fall and
winter oats, being sure to eau on
US for the guaranteed RostProo1
seed oats.
Darlington Bros. Inc
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
Mystery and Benefits of Honey
 Bee, Most Useful of All Insects

is an expensive boarder and is driven out to starve whenever a change of weather stops the honey flow. or when the swarming season is over.
 IL takes 16 days to hatch the queen from eggs, q days for workers and 24 for drones. Queens can lay eggs with out mating, but would hatch only drones. She takes her wedding flight when about four days old, meets a drone in the air and then returns to her hive a widow and begins laying in about four days and continues to be a widow and lay eggs the rest Of her life, which Is usually about four years
 The life of a worker bee. if flying daily. Is about 46 days. If kept quiet in winter she may live several months. The worker bee has flat hind legs, called baskets, on which to carry pol len, which it is necessary to mix with honey for feeding young bees. The back part of her body is called a sack, in which she carries about one drop of honey. She is also prepared with a stinger to defend her home. The queen has a stinger. but never uses lit except on rival queens. She lays her weight in eggs. or two to three thou sand, each 24 hours during the spring and fall months. If a poultryman had a. ne0 WnlCn would QO tIdL well ne would soon become rich. She lays the worker egg in both queen and worker cells. and drone eggs in drone cells. Drone cells run 16 to the square inch and the worker cells 25 to the square inch, while the queen cells are about four times as large as the worker cells. Worker eggs under three days old can be changed by the bees to a queen by making the cell larger over them and feeding them a richer food. These eggs will then hatch out queens about five days sooner than it would have done if left in worker cell.
 Sweet water, called nectar. as 1t is gathered from the flowers Is not fit for table use until the bees have evap- orated all the moisture from it and added their favoring and have sealed it. Then it is fully ripened honey. Nectar or sweet water is suited only for cooky factories and the flavoring of plug tobacco.
 The worker bees eat honey and pol len which is converted into wax as a beef changes corn into tallOw. The wax Is secreted on the bees body and s shaped by their mouths into honey comb, in which they store honey and rear their brood.
 B. A. HADSEILs Buckeye AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Man was created to have dominion over the beasts. fowls and insects. The honey bee Is the most useful of all insects. It produces a most valu- able product for both food and med icine. It is the honey bee that carries pollen from bloom to bloom, which makes 1t possible to raise a crop of al falfa or other clover seed also, many varieties of fruit trees and vines are barren unless the honey bee helps.
 Before the Roosevelt dam was built we had a dry winter around Phoenix with but little rainfall. The alfalfa was stunted and the blooms so short that the bees could reach the honey therefore a good crop of honey and seed was produced from first crop. Our Buckeye valley was supplied with sufficient water from the underflow at the head of our canal system. so that our alfalfa was irrigated and was SO rank that the bees got no honey from the blooms, and we received no seed nor honey from the first crop, in the Buckeye valley, being produced at a time when 1t was warmer. with less irrigation water, yielded heavily in both honey and seed.
 Where water is plentiful many farmers ruin their seed and honey crop during the entire summer by over-irrigation. making the blooms so long that the bees cannot reach the honey. Red clover is the same way.
 Bees perform what we call freaks of nature" by carrying pollen from one bloom to another. The loganberry is cross between the blackberry and raspberry, and is a great improvement. Lettuce, formerly a slender leaf. since being crossed has a head half as large as the cabbage. Our Pima cotton is a decided improvement over the long and short staple varieties and is un- doubtedly the work of the honey bee with the aid of mans selection and cul- tivation, but bookkeeping for a profit Is development of recent years.
 Formerly a colony of bees was sup posed to be ruled by a king bee, which was a false idea. There are three kinds of bees in one colony. The queen is the mother of all the bees ir the colony. The workers are unde- veloped females which gather the pollen or honey. Tn case a colony loses it's queen these workers could lay eggs but they would hatch only drones. The drone is a male bee and has no sack for carrying honey. nor are his legs prepared for carrying pollen. as are those of the worker bee. and he has nc stinger to defend himself therefore he
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
HEAVY TRADE RUSH
 MAKES BIG SUCCESS
 IF SUBURBAN DAY

Suburban Day again drew thousands of people from the rural districts into the stores of Phoenix, where special attractions had been prepared for them. This was tho second event of the kind to be carried out by mer- chants of the city and proved to be even a greater success than the first.
 Trains. stages and private motor cars began to arrive with their loads of out-of- town shoppers early yesterday morning and the stream of bargain seeking people continued throughout the day.
 Radical reductions in prices for the occasion proved irresistible for those who had shopping to do, but because city had about decided to patronize a mail order house. The attitude of the rural shopper was well expressed in a conversation one store manager heard between two of his customers.
 We got up at 4 o'clock this morn ing and drove 25 miles in order to take advantage of the Suburban Day prices" remarked one.
 T have saved s100 by spending $50 here today the other estimated, add | ing: This days shopping certainly has paid me for my stage fare and time"
 Practically every merchant in the city enjoyed good business yesterday as a result of the special advertising gained through the heralding of Su- burban Day. They were of the gen eral opinion that the out of town l shopper should be given another event of a similar nature within the near future.
 Our business yesterday exceeded that of any other day this year" was the report of J. Arthur Tobias, general manager of Korricls' store. Every department of the store was we'll pat ronized and there were an unusual amount of cash sales. Suburban Day
 was a success from every angle and should be repeatedSyith regularity" i Managers of other stores made simi- l lar comments of enthusiasm.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
HAVE NEW JUDGE, BUT ARE PUZZLED NOW TO | IND HIM COURT ROON

Judge Joseph z. Jenckes, who was appointed by Governor Thomas F Campbell Tuesday as judge of the third division of the superior court of Mar1copa county. yesterday conferred with the board of supervisors in refer ence to the location of the third court room Tn the court house. Many plans were discussed but nothing definite was oeclded upon. Guy L. Vernon. chairman of the board of supervisors told Judge Jenckes that when he was ready to assume the bench thev would have quarters for him.
 BeIofe Judge JenclIes can assume the bench 1t will be necessary. for the three judges of the superior court to gt together and plan the line of work each of the courts is 10 handle Iudga SlailLord said yesterday that the con ference between himself, Judge Lyman ana Judge Jenckes in regard to inc olstflouuon of the work had not been ilelu yet but he thought in a day or two the matter would be decided.
 Judge JencSes has not appointed his court reporter nor his bailiffs.
 me board or supervisors. according 70 MT. vernon, has a nut to crack in stretching the old court house to ac- commodate a new court room. If was 1 OrIsInsIly built for one court room ana afLer the appointment Of a second judge in 1918, @ second court room y,Jas, added to the already overcrowded place. and now a third court room must be squeezed in. Just how this will be done IS a question that the supervisors have been unable to de termine
 MT. Vernon said yesterday that if he thought they would be able to got new court house within the next year the board would not build any additions 10 the old court house. 4 new building Is badly needed. Mir. Yer non said. and 8 new jail, but it is doubtful he said, whether the voters Will vote for bond issue to build one. A very suitable buldinr Cou15 be erected for S500.00o. be said which would provide for all the county work
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
IRIANDA
EN- BARRos

CoNFERENCIAS ESCoLAREs:-
Desde hace algdn tempo, a iniciativas
de los profesores de esta poblaci6n, Sc
vienen celebrando conferencias de pa
dres, las cuales han resultado muy bri-
llantes y concurridas.
Recordamos haber visto, entire la con-
currencia, los seaores profesores Edel
miro Berries, Padro Santos, Amparito
Ortiz, Mary Carreras y Julia Santo.
LA BANDA MUNICIPAL:-Bajo la
direction del prestigioso caballero don
Francisco Gracia, maestro de mlsica, 50
esta organizando, desde hace algunos
meses, una pequena banda de m1sica.
VISTA: Hemos tenido- el placer de
saludar en- estes lares los distinguidos
j6venes otilio Mu1oz Iluminado Rive
IA, ambos maestros de Morovis.
M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
CoRREsPONsAL.
EN- FAJARDo

ASAHGBLEA PEDAGOGICAL Y DE
LA AsOCIoCIoN:-El sabado tres del
presente mes Sc reunieron todos los
maestros graduados, rurales, especiales
de inspection, discutiendose temas
pedag6gicos por los sefiores G. P. Ca
ssidy y Juan villa Cruz. Luego Sc pro-
cedi6 una asamblea de la reunion con-
curriendo Ell ciento por ciento de los
rurales, graduados, especiales v de ms
pecci6n, tonandose acuerdcs de verda-
dera importancia Fueron electos los de-
legados la asamblea annual de Arecibo.
recayendo los mismos en- las personas 81
guientes: senorita Margarita Pascual,
A.. Dominguez v Vicente Reyes Fitz-
patrick.
BUENA MEDIDA:-Es de aplaudir-
Sc la idea del senior G. P. Cassidy macs
tros a su cargo de celebrar conferencias
de padres mensualmente para tratar
acerca de la narcha de la instruction
y para discutir con los padres las notas
que obtienen sus hijos durante cada seis
semanas. Hemo concurrido a dos con-
ferencias de esta indOIe v puedo asegu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
EN- v1LLALBA

Desde hace yvarios domingos Sc vienea
celebrando una serie de conferencias es-
colares en- Villalba, las cuales resultan
muy benefciosas para la instruction.
Las conferencias Sc han celebrado en-
numerosas escuelas, resultando muy lu-
cidas. especialmente las efectuadas en-
La Ortega, Ell Lisn6n, Cerro Gordo y
Palmarejo.
ENFERMO:-Se encuentra enfermo
ell professor zayas, "acting principal"
de las escuelas de la villa del Alba. LIE
deseamos pronta mejoria.
ASCENSo.-Ha sido ascendido a jefe
de octava clase Ell sefior Castillo, sargen
TO del cuerpo de la Policia, quien fe-
Icitamos por su merecido ascenso.
LOGIA oDDFELICA:-Don Vicente
Santiago, secretario permanente de la
Logia tObreros del Jacaguas'' informa
que reina much oentusiasmo entire les
mienbros de la logia, los cuales ascien-
den va a IA.
IRIaANDA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
REMINGTON

Cuando usted necesite algo para sti
ofcina acuda primero al Departamen-
to Remington, donde seguramente en-
contrara 10 que busca y saldra COM
placido. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
La celebration de Ia selnana
americana y otros actos en-
las escuelas de la isla

rar que han tenido verdadero exito y
todos los padres de familia Sc sienten
entusiasmados, porque de este modo es-
taran mejor enterados del progreso de
sus hijos en- la escuela. Sigan los edu-
cadores celebrando estos actos y tendran
mayor 6xito en- su ardua tarea.
QUEDRADA FAJARDo:-La confe
rencia de agriculture Y escolar celebra-
da en- este barrio result6 muy intere-
sante Tomaron parte entire algunos ora
dores de Fajardo, los sefiores Encarna-
ci6n, villa Y ell Presidente del Comite
de Padres .Tambien concurri6 Ell senior
F.. vizearrondo. Ell senior Encarnaci6n
obsequi6 los oradores con un esp1en-
dido banquete
CORRESPONSAr..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
BALE cELEBRADo EN- JUNCOs PoR
LAS HIJAS DE MARIA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Juncos nos
comunica que ell bale que celebraron en-
La Alcaldia de la referida poblaci6n, las
hijas de Maria, result6 brillantisimo
FL alegre acto social comenz6 las
nueve de la noche, bajo la direction de
las senoritas Ana Dieppa, Angelita Ju-
liza y Casimira Melendez. La gentil Sc
fiorita Carmelita Fortune desempefi6 con
gran maestrfa Ell papel de gitana, la
mando mucho la atenci6n de todos los
invitadcs.
Entire los asistentes al lucidisimo bal
le de sociedad recordamos las siguien
tes sedoritas:
Carmen Ma v Eva Antomattei, Car
melita (La Gitanal y Tinita Fortuno
Isabelita y Rossini Barreras, Suchita y
Monina Rodriguez, Maria Angelica
Urquizu, Margot v Lolita Garcia, Ange-
Iita Emilina Julia, Carmen Pura
Prats. Pepita Casta1eda, Lug ". Diaz,
Antonia Sanchez Fulladosa, Juanita San
tos, Carmen Cantellops, Ernestina va
roma, Casimira Melendez, otilia y Ana
Dieppa, Isabelita Algarin, Belen Princi-
pc, Antonia Mdjica, Olotilde Duran, Lui
sa COLLAGE, Alejandrina Flores Beb6 Ta-
jardo y Lolita Rodriguez.
A las dos de la manana termin6 la
fiesta con Ia misma algeria entusiasmo
con que habia empezado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-10
EN- AGUIRRE
PLAUSIBLE oBRA:

Un nuevo comite compuesto por per-
sonas flantr6picas continda ayudando
a los nifios pobres, dandoles ropas ,asi
como tambien almuerzo todosa aquellos
que viven lejos de las escuelas.
Ell cuerpo de profesores no desmaya
en- su benefca labor. Hace POGO Sc di6
una function en- ell teatro de Aguirre, ce-
dido por Ell culto caballero don Julio
Martinez, en- beneficio de la Cruz Roja
Juvenil
J Sc AUSENTA:-Dentro de POGO sal
dra para Ponce la principal de las es-
cuelas de esta poblaei6n dofia Modesto
Vidal de Rici, quien va a hacerse cargo
de una escuela.
Aguirre lamenta la ausencia de la in
teligente profesora y al mismo tempo
lie desea 6xitos,
q. MORENO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14

de dator;a care saals platit IA
Uniune pentru Cazurile de moaF-
tie 81 accidente.
Terminand cu darea de seanl;l.
Ill pregedinte N. T. Lapadat
roaga adunarea generala ca sd
aleaga comisie de 3 barbati "a
sd mearga sa candideze pc viitorii
fnnctionari carl sau aprobat con-
form Statutelor.
NJ In COmisia de candidare M
fost alesi urmatoriis frati Z0s.m
Dan onor. pres. al SOC. noast.'e,
Mihaila CHS 81 Neculaie Gligor,
depunind jura1nantul in fsta
adhnarii:
Inainte de parasi Comisia lie
candidare sala de acdinta pentru
a sc consfatui pc cine sd can,li-
deze dl presedinte N. T. Lapadat
Iprin vorbire frumoasa arata
adunarii generate ca sa simte
obosit 81 ISL da dimisia rugald
ca sd nu1 mai candideze aduna.
rea au aprobat 81 Comisia STA
inceput lucrul. La postul de pres
au fost candidate urmatorii frat
Neagu Popa, Silivestru Darlosan
Stefan Morari, trecaiid priA vot
Isecrett tau ramasn frstelu, Neagr
Popa cuamajoritatea',v ,v6{urifor.
Vice-pgesedinte fratele n n
Tescula dandusi dimisia caft sa,
|acceptat din partea adunarii al
! fost cantdliidlaati cantd dliidlaati Mihaila CHS, ia
harie Micu, 81 Teofil Bordan ra
, manand Ales GU majoritatea vo
turilor Mihaila CHS
u Secretar scrip. fratele Vasil.
Suciu dandusi dimisia au fost n
. probat 81 comisia au Candidat y,
fratele Noise Lup, Teofil Bordal
| 81 B. Jacau, ramanand ales fra
tele Noise Lup secretar fin. a,
) fost ales prin aclamatie fratel
} Neculae Ponci.
\ Caster a fost ales fratele Du
mitru Constandin de 81 dansul al
5 zis Cd Sc simte obosit de 3 an
: purtand aceasta functie.
1 Controlori de registre au fos
alesi tot nrin aclamatie urnlS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14

terri frasii Sofron, sefscontrolor !;
Iontroleri Emanoil Lspadat, Ne
culaie Gligor.
|, Contr0lori dc bolnavi, loan Ba-
nut 81 Necufaie Radu.
Biblioteear, loan Martin.
Gardian, Neculaie Popa 81 Nj
.ca Dangulea., in Comitet au fcst
alesi ulrmatorii frati:
Bartholomew Jacau, Mihaila n.
Tescula, Zaharie Micu, <Silivast u
Darlosan, Oh. Lazar, loan Schi1 D,
Zaharie' Bodogaian, loan Popa,
Neculaie T. Lapadat, Teofil Ber-
da, Trifan Bichis, 81 loan I. Tcs-
culG.
Ternlinand cu toate in buaa
armonie nouii functionari depull
juramantul sub stindardele DIS
facute conform Statutelor 81 tot
, odata urmand 81 ceva propun ri
spre viitor fratele presedinte N
II. Lapadatd adhce la cunostinta
ca dansul de parere ca tot
membri apartinatori societatii 81
Sc faca 0 fotografie ca sd alba
toti membri amintire de ziua in.
fiintarii, fratele Zaharie Bolo
gaian propune ca dansul de pa.
,rere ca fotografiile sa Sc pla
teasca de Societate celia ce sau 4
aprobat.
! Dltpa toate aceste pres. prin {
J, vorbire frumoasa multumes;tt
fratilor membri pentru bunu
, sprijin 81 fdragostea avuta catr
Societate rugandu-i ca 81 p
viitor toti aceia retunoscandu-s
chemarea fata de Societate.
i Sedinta Sc ridica la orele / 3!
p. m.
In numele Societatii "Sentinel
Romano"
n !. Lapadat, presedinte.
Vasile Suciu, seer. protocolar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14
ADREsELE FuNcUoNA'
.RILoR' U. S. r. 4.

loan N. SERBU, Pres.,
$40 E. Home st. New Castie; Pa.
vASILE TARNITA, I vice-pres. 81
70. B. 1872 Indiana Harbor, Ind. |
AUGUSTIN SISSEA, II vice-pre
!. 1919 Moore st. Akren, o. |
loan N. SUFANA, Secretar
312 SO. Liberty st., Alliance, o.
Bell 1O36-R Ohio 1888
GEORGE MARHAO, Caster
2. B. B86 3. youngstown, @.
GEORGE DRAGoS, Controlor
1908 Adams st. Gary, Ind.
IOsIF SULEA, Controlor
184O E. Dawson Detroit, Mich
IOsIF D0BRIN, Controlor
r. B. 399. Il. r. Sta. Akron, q
COlflTETUL
GEORGE DUMITRU
z. B. 81 UniversAl PA.
LAZAR NEGRILlX
1909 Putnam Ave. ZanesyilIa b.
NICOLAE NEDELCA
2S5 New Garden st. Salem, o,
5 = Il =
NICOLAE STAN
+. D. No. 2 Cortland, Ohio
loan SEISEAN
/ 70. B. 487 Zelisnopls, Pa.
NICOLAE SAW
2O04 Penn H., N. B., Canton, O.
GEORGE MERCUREANs
677 n. Webb Ave, Alliance, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Sentinela Romana"
din Fort Wayne, Ind. a avut adu-
mare generaia extfa-ordinarA in
|ziua de 10 1ulie G.
La ordinea zilei au fost urma..
|toarele:
I /. Deschidcrea sedintei din par
tea d-lui presedinte Niculae r.
Lapadat prin . vorbire fr,lmoassaa'
aratind tot odata 81 insemnata-
| tea zilei de 10 Iulie find ziua
mastered Soc. noastre 'Sentinela
Romano" 81 trecand prin multe
yremuri 81 timpuri grele Gu aju-
torul a tot puternicului Dumne-
lzeu in tinp de zece ami am ajuns
ca sa putenf sarbatori acea mar
cata ri tot prin acelas lucru ca 81
la infiintare. A fost aplaudat de
toti fratii membri amintind ziua
fnfiintarii trecand la ordinea
ziaei.
2. Cetirea listei fanctionarilor
3. Cetirea listei tuturor mem
Ebrilor.
i 4. Cetirea procesului Verbal d,
Ila intrunirea trecuta.
5. Admiterea mehbfilor 81
carti de transfer. ( |,
6. Inscrierea membrilor.
+ Z. Platirt4 Aaaor lunare.
+ 8. ;Rapeftpi o''mqiiittel,tului de Dol
navi. III
/ 8. Cetirea Corespondentelor prt
(puneri 81 desbateri.
/ Dupa aceasta a urmat darea d.
seama de pc timp de sase lun
Itrecute find controlate toate d,
fcontrolori de registfe Sofrol
Darlosan, 81 Emanoil Lapadat,
sau aflat toate in buna regula.
nitrate au fost -. $1s77 q
Este .............. 1476.5,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14

Cassa rest ramane in
suma de -. $4OO. .76
Care au fost destul de imbucu-
ratoare fata 81 de venitele ce le-au
avut Societatea noastra 81 fata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-14
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yrisnitenl baai in. pas-
ria veehe ori nnde si vim
dsma bilete de vapoafs.
st. ClaiR1ei East IS ST..
Prospect si Huron Road
Sdperior 81 Addison I'd.
st. Clair si East 12sth.'
1900 Superior Avenue
Union Ave. & p. SO st.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-03-23
NnTICF TO MnIHERS

Mothers should see that the whole
family take a thoro. purifying sys-
tenn cleansing laxative this Spring
NOW is THE TIME The family
viii be healthier. happief. ard get
along better if the blood is given a
thorn purifying the stomach and bow
els cleaned out, and the germs Of win-
ter accumulated IN the system driven
away. H0LLISTER S ROC K y
MOUNTAIN TEA-is one Of the
very best and surcst spring medicines
to take. Get it and see the difference
in the whole family. Their color will
be better, they'll eat better, sleep
better, and be well and happy, Es-
pecially good for women and children.
Pitts Drug Store.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-03-23
WOODLAND

We are all enjoying this beautiful
weather. 1t seems that spring is
really with us, bright sunny days, and
pleasant nights, and everybody as
busy as can be. The farmers are up
and at work from early morn until
late at night.
Mr.. j. +. Swanzy visited his sister,
Mrs. Nettie Smith in Monroe county
asst week, returning Monday and
bringing his mother with him to spend
some time visiting in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Hunnicutt and
wo little daughters, have been MAX
ing glad the home of Mrs. Honnicutt' S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T .Bibb.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Lofts and little
daughter, Mary Leigh, of near Bent
Oak, were welcome visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Robinson
last Sunday.
Mr.. w, II. Nicols, of Crawford
spent two or three days here last
week on business.
The little Tom Thumb wedding thai
took place at Mount Pleasant church
last Saturday night was big success
Everyone carried out their part to tn,
letter. Mrs. Il. A. Morris, who man
aged and directed the affair is to b.
congratulated on her able manage
ment.
! Let everyone remember that ON tn
fourth Sunday night at 1880 Brothe
Steele will preach at the Cumberlan,
church and that he will organize ;
Christian Endeavor Society Every
body go out to church for that service
There will be preaching IN the morn
ing at the regular hour, but go +,
church that night and give the min
lister encouragement by being pres
ent and helping him to organize the
Society.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-03-23
FERNBANK

Mr.. C. A. Grimm spent Monday at
Vernon.
Miss Effie Mae Hicks spent sew
eral days with relatives at Millport
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Seay, Of Melbourne,
spent Monday evening with Mrs. A
Pritchett.
Rev. W. w. Scott, of Jasper, spent
a few days as the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Jones.
Mr.. C. A. Grimm spent few days
in Columbus.
Mr.. Thurman Sisson spent Thurs
day in Columbus.
Mr.. Josh Grimm and Mrs. Della
Atkins spent Thursday evening in
Millport.
Mr. Glenn Atkins, of Columbus, was
the guest of his parents this week.
Mr.. H. II. Fleming spent Friday
morning at Millport.
Mr. j. X. Nabors and daughter
Miss Lorine are visiting relatives al
Eupora, Egypt and Houston. Miss.
Messrs. Leon Hicks gad Lawrence
Sisson spent Friday at Steens.
Mrs. l.. l.. Jones and Miss 0rpha
Ussery spent Saturday evening at
Millport
Miss Gala Seay, of Vernon, was
the guests of her parents Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Hodo, of Millport, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Hodo
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cash spent Sun
day with relatives near Millport.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hydrick and
daughters, Of Melbourne, were guests
Of Mrs. d. A. Cash Friday.
Messrs. l.. Fowler and L. Atkins
motored to Caledonia Sunday.