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.Is This It?" Jamie Asked.

Yum. WhaSsmells so good ?"
asked Jamie as he came into the
kitchen one day.
His mother sat at one end Of the
table with a pan in her lap, fixing
something from which delicious
fragrance came. while Jamic's Aunt
Della. who had j,rt returned from
a trip TO Honolulu. was telling about
the odd things she had done and
seen.
Neither Of them paid much at
tentiun to the little boy, until he said
again, Mother. what are YOU fix
ing? Whatever it is hope it tastes
as good 40 It smells"
"It's pineapple, Jamie. DO YOU
want the core" And she handed
him the little hard part that was
left after the outside of one of the
slices was cut off.
"If you think that is good You
ought to taste n pineapple that i'
lust picked. dead ripe" said Aunt
Della, watching jamie smack his
lips.
"Is it better than this?' asked
jamie.
"You would hardly know 1t for the
came thing as the pineapplcs that
we get here" his aunt told him. In
Honolulu pinoapples do not need any
sugar. they are so sweet. The peo-
pie there don't ~ them as mother
Is fixing this one--in little pieces.
They cut the pineapple down from
the top TO the bottom. ike long thick
fingers and cat It that way"
How funny" Jamie laughed. "Do
pinoaDplcs grow on pine trees, Aunt
Della"
NO" replied his aunt. they grow
on short, sticky plants something
Ike a cactus"
How many grow on each plant?"
Jamie wanted TO know.
"Only one"
"Only one7 Where docs II grow p"
Right in the center Of the plant"
his aunt told him, First comes n
thick stalk out OF the center OF the
plant, then a cluster OF flowers
grows around the stalk. and this
cluster OF flowers finally grows into
pineapple. On top ~ the pineap-
pie grows another little tutt ot
leaves something like the plant it
self"
rs this it," Jamie asked picking
up the short sticky top that his
mother had cut off the pineapple.
-Yes, that Is II. The pineapple
growers use tSose tops TO make new
plants"
Doesn't pineapple plant have
any seed"
Yes. but the seed is not perfect
enough 10 produce good plants, so
the new plants are made from the
tops or from suckers"
what are suckers" Jamie asked
/ Suckers are shoots that sprinG
from the main plant" his aunt said
/ "Oh, yes, our tomato plants have
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Cdnp Leaders, School

Tuesday evening the camp lead
ers school was held at the home of
Miss lone Balyeat and Miss Edith
Gray, MlsS lone and the chief led
us N some fine songs and II. w.
Meyer. better known as "Savvy. -
spoke to usso camping and the
officers lie said no camp should
he counted "A aucccss unless every
officer was 100 per cont efficient.
He reported to tho first joint Y NJ.
ana Boy Scout camp hold sovou
years ago when every officer. even
to tent leaders, were mon. lie por-
trayod the great faith OF tho council
In our scout training when he said.
"A tent leaders job is a mans Job.
You are expected to I'm the bill"
Mr.. Meyer gave a short story ana
Miss lone and Miss Edith delegated
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7'roOD !

Hy Tory
We report very mild mnt'.0E
due 10 the absence uf some mcm-
horq The ,hi,t ptau,od around 'o
visit nos ou hP milk white Un,I
which Is hle Dodge truck ll' tI"i
~ to q FuHtfru bush and Drmo ,a
To- give ug Humo hints ON orWplnH
yiid that money would D." Htfo iu
camp bank na hr wasn't going to
handle any OF j., We hr"athcd Two
arhs and oHt the ghost In pleasure.
The chief has tIbuocd beverage 4
stronger than pop and wato. and
even pruh.N.it .IHt.ll SOAP Zoo camp
and nUua also. No may have 'u
learn Hmugruug
Scouts. remember that your dues
Hro unpaid ana unless you aond iu
your tender obligation wen have 20
start road work 10 keep the treasury
on ita legs. The Tigor pa'rOl ~
requested and cuth (lnT'icHlly ir.
vitcd tu attend our meetings again
Saturday afternoon an scouts N.l,
meet t M" .hurrh and boz tran
day afternoon all scouts VIN t,.t
ut the church and wiu Boo 'ltua.
ported 30 MlnEo fur uu afternoon
swim and hike. our cumWltto"W. %
viii probably furnish their cara Ec
there.
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,,. ,..,.a a., ,,..,.. July 49, lySi.
IIIu. okla.
DrIr S.I.
W, arc al the President, Falls
which ia hH legal summer home dur
iur the fIl and winter. We were
welcomed hv the Presidents band
aud au escort Of soldic"o was
very much embarrassed when Ga
hri0l traded one OF the sbldtr~s a
tie for II matchctt.
We attended u bull fight and I
was ovortakon with uasrIu pul GA
bricl took the common oId cramps
1t was 40 bloody. | appreciate the
Americans way ~ shuuung the bull
instead OF stabbing II.
Gabriel told the President he
know how to play water polo 50 tn,
PrcA took him out I'm tho bay and
Gahc said he had fOrgO' en- his bath.
Ing suit and some OF the wickets
| think the Pres realized Gabe's
prcdicameut, for ho snii he had n
sl'ght ache In his mustachc 40 would
poB pOne IT.
Pinto, our lnCsrprntcr, 's getting
all right We have learned "A little
bit OF Mexican. For instance, lss ik 0
means travelling toIn1, etc. We are
scheduled to san tomorrow. We
got your cabiaScdn ard appreciate
your condition.
Yours very truly.
GABRIEL HAM WINKLER. ESQ.
JOESEPH SHAGBARK, Ii. ID.
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Troop Q

Last Friday we had our meeting
at sIohn l. stephens home. Meet
ing called 10 order at s O'Clock. Had
regular business all but the contest.
Tho contest was who could get the
most bark. Tho winner will be
announced next week Also the time
of swimming was announced. At
o'clock wednesday we so for "A
45 minute swim at the University
OF Tulsa pool Aftcr the business
leo cream and cookies were served.
| Good for John. After refreshments
horse and rider" was played. Next
week we meet at Gerald Gordon n
| home,
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Mildred and Cert were using. Bella
found II quiet In there and 40 she
decided to creep snder the bed and
rest awhile.
Meanwhile there was wild
search going on which was at last
given up and Bella had long nap
In piece.
The next thing she knew abe was
being disturbed by talking and
/ Laughing. Gor' and Mildred were get
ting ready for bed. Luckily she
couldn't understand what they were
saying about pigs. N.Y. How hun
gry this poor creature wnsl
1T smells tcrribly musty In hero.
but. OF course. It's very old house
and tho plaster is all falling down."
remarked Cert.
Just then Mildred began to scream.
Look" ahe cried. "A snake!"
SO II was. curled up on the rug.
Tho cries OF tho girls brought Aunt
! Cert and the cook, but just MS they
, all came In Bella. who was famishcd,
spicd the delicious morsol on the
/ rug out she dartcd from her hid
/ ing place and before anyone could
IRay Jack Robinson, she was tramp
ling that snake. In two more shakes
the snake was no moro. II had gone
down Rellas hungry throat
did you see THAR" cried NIL
drod. ''The n.lg saved our lives I'm
surol"
why. she's quite "A heroinel" ex
claimed Gertrude. admiringly,
Good, pig!" said Aunt Cert. -
did think we couldn't keep her. bu
now we must u she destroys snakes
Rogorl Bogcrl The pig is found
Como and let's find n place fol
her"
''She can stay hero" said Ger
generously. but II was decided tina
tho harm was best for pig. over
"A heroic one.
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sleep While Waiting
to Prosecute Sleeper

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July ?a.--A
noise somewhat similar TO that pro-
duced by saw when II rips through
wood driftcd toward the bench from
the middle OF Judge John kcnne-
dy's municipal courtroom.
who's 80 musical In my court >"
thundcrcd the Judge.
Its Policeman !, HudGins slocp-
ing" several other patrolmen yolun-
tcercd.
what are you doing here ?"
Judge Kennedy asked the negro po-
liccman after he was awakened.
m here to prosecute Mise Hazel
Edwards" lludgius stated
whats the charge" the city
prosecutor demanded.
"Shn was slcepin ON bench in
the city park" Hudgius replied
rubhiug his eyes
"llolp'" shouted judge Kennedy.
Mise Edwards, ucEress, Was re-
leased
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PINEAPPLES

suckers sometimes, and daddy p,uoh-
es them off" said the little hoy.
why don't we have some pineapple
plants in our garden, mother
IL am afraid they wouldn't grow
very well. jamie" laughed his
mother.
why not" demanded Jamie.
We have nice rich soil, haven't
We"
Yes, but pineapplcs need, In adj
ditlon to nice rich soil. lots of warm
weather-much more than We have
in this climate. How long does q
take for a pineapple to mature. De-
liza >" his mother asked, turning 20
his aunt.
About thirteen months" shc re-
piled
why. that's over year. isn't it7
| shouldn't think they could grow
very many AZ that ratc"
They plant three corps n year. so
that there are pineapples coming
on almost all the time. And th'n
there are miles and miles Of pinc1u-
pie ranches-the plants arc stuck
into all sorts of out-of-the-war
places that we would probably lrt
grow up in weeds The plants have
20 be cultivated. though, for n they
are allowed to grow wild, the fruit
Is NOT so Juicy and goodflavored."
This pineapple must have been
big fellow. mother" said Jamie.
looking at the largo dishful tho pine
annie made after Il was cut un.
How big do pincapples get, Aunt
Della? ,"
Some OF them weigh as much as
twelve pounds" his aunt answered.
You would enjoy seeing the hie face
tories in Honolulu whore they can
pineapples Jamie. Every shin tina.
sails from there has thousands ~
cans Of pineapples ne cargo"
"Do pineapplcs grow any oth'-
place than in Honolulu jamie
asked.
"Oh yes They grow In the w.
Indies, South America, Asia ana A.
rica, although they are natives or
tropical America. They can be Cu'-
tivated in hot houses in tho colder
climates, but more as curiosity
than anything else. Did you ever
hear OF pineapple cloth >"
NO. What is pineapple cloth w.
"It is a kind of goods that is
made from the fihrcs Of the pine
apple plant, and is something Ike
fine white muslin. The fibre l'
used to make fishing lines, too, and
nets and ropes that are intended q
be used In water, az things made or
pineapple fibre are not much affect
ed ny water"
well I had no idea that pinoan-
pies were good for ANYTHING eHo'Ht
TO eat" exclaimed Jamle's mo'h'-'
handing the little boy another piece.
Lets put this in the Refrigerator
now, with some sugar on II and
little water TO make more ju'''.
Then Aunt Della is going TO toll as
more about her trip"
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Many boys would like to keep
pigeons or doves. but they think Il
requires u very elaborate equipment
to care for them. The arrangement
shown IN thu drawing WAS made
and used by boy very successfully
and II is presented here ia the hope
that 1t may answer the needs ot
other boys who would ike TO keep
pigeons.
Tho drawing shows working
drawing OF the part in which the
birds are housed. while u prrspec-
tive drawing IS used TO show the
frame which IL attached to Il. To
avoid the use of many lines, which
would tend 10 destroy the clearne 81
OF the construction teatures Of the
frame, no wire screen "a shown, nor
Ia the bottom indicated
Cypress win he found the best
material to use for this ConStruc-
/ tiou. though n that Is not available
| use 40 good wood.
y single board may be used for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Courts VIII Decide
Status of Policeman

SAVANNAH. Ga, July 22--
Whether a policeman is a public o.
ficer or an employe, will be probably
finally settled by the supreme coWl
of Georgia. State Commissioner ,.
VI, Stanley has Just decided Police
man Barlow, who was killed by ycEs-
men, was an employe, and that un.
der the Georgia Workmen's comDen-
sation law the city Of savannah must
pay his widow, Mrs. Mildred u. Bar.
law, s3loO. Tho city has announced
its intention of carrying tho cas-.
through the courts, contCnaing tina.
policeman is public officer and
not an employee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
An AncedOte

one day as Tsar Peter was return
ing from a hunting trip he happened
to lOiter behind the rest Of his party
to enjoy the cool air As he rode
thus alone he saw a boy standing on
the top bar Of a gate looking up and
down the road. The Tsar rode up to
him and said hriskly, We'll. what
are you looking for. my hoy?'
Please, your honor" said the
boy. Il am looking out for the
king
oh" said the Tsar, "it you will
get up behind me will show him 10
YOU" The boy did as he was bid
and as they were riding along the
Tsar said, You Will know the en-
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Bella ppid NJ h,,j IN fact Hho
mndr q norc" dive ln the other III
roctiou. Joe hrpponod 10 ho In the
way lio H'ot with his feet wide
apart ana hH hands on his knocr
"a favorite attitude when no was
watching something Interesting. Bel
li must have taken him for an arch
wny bocruac she plunged madly be
tvoon his legs Eck! Eokl ITO tcil
sluatc ON her back.
"Stor hort" ,ricd Aunt Cert. "Gh
my she's In tho hpusoi"
Everybody dashed after tho fright
oucd pig. but Bella dodErd them all
Hud backed into an open door. n
was tho door of a bed room which
was on the firet floor. ana which
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.vION
zs-r===z...=-r=r==@ee>TTA e>TS;, eeTAoN, >rE-.r=-r
BE Prepared w Y DO a Good Turn Dl,

ing Eaglets gathered in tho y... ~
orS OF the scout parents nH. t.s
fixed intention Of cutting 'l. ..rI
both grass and weeds T... .tI
receive the magnificent euu .. .
for their labors This money tY
go into the scout treasury I..,
year We made IS In this way Top
a fun account uf this mumn. .ss
undertaking look In this column
next sunday.
Ncvcr mind, oak troop. We are
sorry that your captain Be- away u-l
that you are unable to ansN'r. ..r
challenge 20 "A game OF smash
However, we will play next fall, .I
thcn-"battcrs up
We are planning for a big t...
sleep out all night ana al. o. como
off In couple OF weeks -tl uo ',-
act. az soon as summer suh.U. lots
up. WHO'S on? Please dout
speak al once.
During the hot weather our "ir-
spe,tIon" at each meeting has rather
Jagged. but 1t is coming into e'f,.t
with full force next meeting H.'
ter bring IA bar of soap and a tuWe.
girls.
who wants TO win health wine
ncr's badge? II auvon" does. no" B
the time to start, as II ia cool uNW
and the temptation T. visit rho soda
fountain Is not so strong. ON. yes
Where are you. Wildrose, Golden
rod and owl troops? We would H.e
to hear from YOU So step into Inc
next Sunday, please.
Captain (giving tendorfoot scour a
| rest In what battle was the
American flag first carried 90
Tendcrfoot--'I don't know; I
wasn't there
Troop 3 wants to know cvorr-
thing in general and nothing in par
/ tiCular.
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4. s. Plans Foremost
Aerial GHnnery School

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. July
23.- Early re-estahNshment W Solf-
ridge aviation field here to its war
time position as foremost aerial
gunnerY school In the world, is pre-
dintcd 10y army critics as the result
~ the sale Of the field recently TO
the government.
The first pursuit group, composed
~ four aero squudrOus Of about
500 enlisted men and 20 flying Of
/ fIcors, win bo transferred To Sell
ridge field from Kelly field, San An
tonic, Texas. soon. Captain Jones,
com manding AT Selridge fold under
stands
/ SelridEo field is ideal for Use as
an aerial gunncry school The larry,
acreage ana adjacent Lake 81. Clair
/ permit airplanes TO swrrp duwr
from the sky on concrete houses
Iarmored boats and other targotA
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The chief Wants to KnOlp

How you camp leaders liked the
first night Of school.
How you liked the second night
II Mis-, lone isn't real sport. 40
to speak.
How many OF you leaders drew a
diagram Of your notes Monday night.
Who called Shlcppoy camp dlrec-
tory.
who thought tho camp director
was a book anyhow.
How many of you waste time in
trying to keep things in your mind
when you haven't any.
Where Abe Martin, CliG Xoll.
John I.afoon and Louis Connor are.
why they don't attend the lead
cr's school.
why everybody thinks a tent lead
cr's job is hard.
what made Ed Black.
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peror by seeing the rest take off
their hats to him"
Soon after they came up to the
party who were much surprised 20
see their king thus attended and inn
mediately' saluted him. Whereupon
the king turned his head and said
Now do you see who is the king ?"
Why" said the boy, lit Is one OF
us two, but | am sure | do not know
which. for both of us have our hats
on"
The king was so much pleased
with the lads wit that he took him
into his service. and this same lad
rose to be One-of the generals in the
RuSSlan armN.
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Troop 2

We had our regular meeting last
Friday night Aa Mir. Sexton was
out of town. Mr. itlly had
charge ot the meeting As usual
1911 Kelly turuol up about 30
mluutra late. After the meeting We
went for swim At the Y Jimmie
Brown, our only one In cap
tivity member. surprised ua by at
tcdinR the last meeting We are
going on an overnight hike 20
OWassu lake next Friday on Boy
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explained Gert's brother Joe. "but
he's kind OF diamond In the
rough"
"He isn't!" cried Cert. Hes n
real diamond"
just then tho train came putting
In and Cert and Joe jumped out OF
the ear to look for Roger. In
minute thny saw him.
"Ilcllo therc," he cried. Walt a
second. I've brought something for
you"
Both cousins looked pleasantly cS-
rcctant while Roger went to tn"
baggage room. Soon he returned
carrying one end OF n good sized
crate while a Ian helped with tho
other. In the crate was something
alive.
What ls ~" cried Gertrude.
Look and sce'' replied Roger.
Cert did look and gave cry OF
dismay, which she tactfully turned
into n laugh, 40 as not to hurt her
cousins feelings.
ITS Bella." said Roger, with
pride "You can't farm up this way
without raising pork"
Tho city visitors In the car put
their handkerchief Go their noses
and did not seem hit pleased when
they learned that they were Ia share
their ride with "A big fat SOW. Joe
was quito disaErccahle and sulky
too, but Cert took Rogers arm and
said: at was awful good OF you
to give us such fine pig"
"Thcrcs no stV or anything Tor
pig at our farm" remarked Joo.
"Hut the barn IL good and roomy."
nut In Gertrude, "only tho doors
off"
We'll" Roger replied II guess
Bella can get along until We make
her n sty. what sho really likes Is
TO he out IN clover field"
"wherc'd you get her. RoEF'
ask ed Joe.
'T raised her myself" was tho
proud reply, "and a smarter, tanner
pig YOU wouldn't find anywhere"
'"They eat most anything. don't
thoy ?" asked Mildred. ono OF tho WIS.,
itors.
Sure" answered Roger" only
Rella doesn't like or0nge peels'
She'll eat anything hut that"
The road was pretty rough and
Bella grunted and snortcd at every
thank YOU mann, but AZ las. Il waH
over and they drove m 10 the front
porch.
"wclcome'" crIcd Aunt Cert opcn-
ing the front door wide. "Well'
what have YOU thcro7"
"a gift from Roger" explained
Joe, in n slightly sarcastic way,
"oh, dear met" his mother OK
claimed nv Roger and tho other
visitor, Paul. carried tho crate to tho
porch.
Get mo hotchct pl'as",' Sa'd
Roger
Gertrude ran and got e.
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I1Ninu Eagle Irppp 3

We had the largest attendance nj
our last meeting that We have en-
loved for some time. Patrol No. |
had the largest attendance, only one
member being absent.
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Onk TrOOp 9.

The mother Of Grace, our second
lieutenant and Marie, a faithful
Just returned from Sew Mexico,
where she has been rcguining her
health. She now finds she viii have
to go back. and this time win stay a
whole year. she is thinking OF taxi
ing Marie with her We are sorry
Mrs. S,hmuck has to go away again
and sc hope it may not be necessary
to stay - months.
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an NIelvtk vIElltnrrA

%
/. While at RIo Walter was very
III.
2. Please stop Alice from teasing
me.
2. Mind you follow all directions
carefully.
4 You are to cali your sister up
at eight.
(2)
|. ASK tho carpenter to put a hasp
on.
. Tel MIR Hunt / never studied
Italian.
3. | left my fan. Ned, please look
for IT,
4. Give Jenny some Of the apple
pie.
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declares. The two planets are sev.r-
al million miles distant and tN.i
they are only seem TO be appro1
ing closer because they are i'm I'.'
with the earth. Nor are comets ''
blame, the Michigan scientist DE
clares, for the torrid waves.
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Hurrah, At last Patrol No. has
chosen u name. 1t Is to be known
hereafter as the Silver Fox patrol
The other patrols are: 40. ,. Busy
Bees. and So. 2. clover Leaf patrol.
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one. but the financing holds US
back"
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Here's to the chiggcr.

Not very much bigger
Than the point Of very small pin;
Eut the welt shat he raises
GtCnCs like biazcs,
And here's where the rub comes in.
Wantcd--Thrcc girls about six
feet ta1; must Doe healthy and full
Of pep. can Saloma Sagcr, patrol
leader Of Beavers Usage 1915.
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Answers Concealed state square
Morris


Nay-Inn--A-Gila--All Riga --
Ass-Falls -An-Ilss baEg Sail.
Niagara Falls.
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Next Wednesday morning about 6
O'Clock ou. may find all of she Fly
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The Big Idea

Tho guo,IH DO You think thr
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/ am composed II i2 letters.
My "a Is a small horse.
My 2-l-l Is a river In Switzerland.
MY is a vowel
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Gdbe ATTENDS Buiifight

VSra Cruz. Mexico,
July 10, 1921.
f..s... fatT..
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-06-30
POWDER SPRINGS

Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Michael and
children have returned to their home
IN Colburn Hill, Ala, after a visit
to their parents
Mrs. J. F P Lindley aud Miss Sarah
Manning, of Marietta, spent Sunday
here with relatives
After a visit to his brother. Mr.
W. j. Tapp, Mr. Lee Tapp has return
cd 70 ms home in Columbia. s &c
Miss Agnes Scott, of Atlanta. scent
sunday with relatives here
Mrs. G. H. Lindley has returned.
from Atlanta where she visited bar
brother and sister
Mrs Moore has returned to her
home in Rome after a visit to Misses
Ihelma and Marvin Mobley
Mr.. Harry Butner, Of Macon ;s
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w W Flors
ence
Powder Springs will celebrate the
Fourth Of July with general picnie
at the Spring and a double-heayss ,
pail game A large crowd IS expect
ed to be here.