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sHERIFF.s SALE
No. 1852. IN Gcc0Ad Diatricf Court, Rossie
Perish. LoRisianG. PcorsOns-Taft Lan
Credit CDMD0RH 10. &. b. JOhNsOn

No. 85s2 N &ccoHd Dfatrict Court, Rossier
Perish, L0RisiaHG. PcdyxOns-Taff Land
Credit CsmpdaD rs. G. p. JOhasoH.
BY virtue Of q writ Of seizure and sale,
issued from the 6econd District Court, Of
Rossier Parish. I.ouisiana. and to me direct
ed. have seized, and viii sell ut public
auction. for cash. and according to law. at
the principal front door Of the Court Hou1se
of R0.sier Parish, Louisiana. during the
legal hours OF sale. on Saturday. August. q,
1921. the following described property,
tO-wit
All that portion 81 the property herein.
after described which liea east Of the center
Or thread Of the wetern branch of Willow
Chute Bayou: Beginning At an Iron pipe
vet IN cement mortar 3s6fta feet stalth Of
section ~, township N. north, range f3.
west !: run thence north 50 degrees. 10 min
nfe east. 3503.41 feet to Iron pipe set IN
cement mortar: thence south 157s7 fret
to iron pipe set ii cement mortar: thence
south 50 degrees. II minutes west, 5336 feet
To Iron pipe set In cement m0rtnr: thence
north 13208 feet to plnCe Of beginning
being parts OF sections p and 81. township
10, north. range rs. west. ID Bossier Parish,
Louisinna. Containing 102.g3 acres, more o.
less
Said property to be sold N belonRing tO
the above defendant, to ply the debt spec.
flied In said writ. ~ well as MI cost Of suit
]. r. ADAiR,
Sheriff and er-o6lcio Auetioneer.
5uly q. 1921. Iaug %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
WHEELING NURSES
GO TO PARkERSBURG
FOR STATE SESSION
NIrs. Susan b. COOK, President, and
other Wheeling NurEes on Program

'rhursdny and Friday Of this week
the fifteenth RE3Tai meeting Of the
Way irK,Fia Stat" Nur1eH' Rss"'ia-
ttnn Will 10 hrih At tho Chancellor no.
lrl. IN rHrhcrshurr.
Nurses from all over the state Will
attend and tho program Is one OF the
I,n:t Interesting and Instructive ever
scheduled for meeting OF this kind,
Thursday morning the address, OF wei-
come will be delivered by Mayor J.
Dunn Of Parkershurg. with response
hv Mr-. II. &. Lounsherry. r. ~. nt
Charleston. TO be followed by an ad-
dress by PRESIDENT Susan Cook OF til"
l.-ociation. r. ~. OF Wheeling. Tho
report Of the secrctary-tr"asurer. Mrs.
X. J. HulIari. r. ". Of Wheeling, will
then he read. followed by the report OF
West Virginia Board Of Examiners for
Nurses Miss JcsFic a. Clsrk. r. ~. ~
Wheeling. The report OF delegate OF
Fedora ton Of Women's clubs will be
given by Miss Mary l.. Barry. r. ". of
Wheeling. and the report Of district az
sccIRtionF. District 10. ! secretary,
Miss Mnry !. Barry. r ". Hansford.
Will bring tho morning session to a
close.
Al the afternoon session an address
on "Orpor,unity to Enroll az Red
Croas Nurse" will I've delivered hy Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
.DOK|E BR|CANDS
HAVE Big STUNTS
FOR CEREMONIAL

r,r.a!n Louis RartrRS and Fred NC
Lain, i've Of the leaders Of the BriEanh
team Of Dahua Temple. 80. l6+. y. g.
x X. are keeping their riHnH 'nr inc
h:E ceremonial! ~ ne ntaEeh next Mon
t.ar. Labor N1y. - Themselves, oh' iRe'
O, cning 4 leaked out Tint tho two rins
leaders nt the brigards md "fAcia! Gus
,ohIans If tnc crew that VIII htip
large group OF ;yros across IN" not
sand. haIo \ Number OF new and novel
GENTS slowed away In tho hark3 al
their heads As result the candita'es
who are scheduled for the grand affair
are beginning to shake in their boots
aud fear is expressed that tho class
will dwlndle down I" small nnhloer'
Next Mondays ceremonial Will be ono
OF tho biggest ever held In tho Wheeling
district. and the plans made are most
elaborate
Tho ceremonial work will start n, ;
o'clork ami continue anti ). Then there
will be Zig banquet. ard II i'aTade. ami
about I o'clock thu work VIII hc re-
sumcd and continued unt!l the last man
is finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
LEGAL BATTLE FOR
Boys POSSESSION

Wayne Edward Woodward. aged hve
wears Is mo outstanding figure In n
legal battle anw being w3Ced between
two prominent bridgeport. O.. families.
The child who Is an orphan. was given
by court decision 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
R"thel. making them the little boys
legal guardians, In spite Of tho pro
tests OF his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. 1Iinman. Of Whitley street.
RriGgeTor;. uh",e and aunt Of the
youngstcr. arc attempting to break the
decision and gain possession OF the
child.
|: = said TIA, on his death-hcd, at
his home IN Columbus, O.. the father
requested Mrs. litnrran - keep Tho
family Of four small children together.
Cecil Randall. OF Columbus was APP
pointed guardian ard N" children were
taken to the 1linman homo in Rridge-
port. where they lived until recently.
when the Bethet family adopted little
Wayne. Al present the CHILD Is In the
custody OF his grandmother. Mrs. W.
~ Woodland. NJ jacksonville. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
WELLSBURC HI
GR|DDERSLOOK
GOOD-N|CHOLLS
wELLsBuRa SPORTING MAN sAIs
UP-1IVER GRID TEAM IS IN
GOOD FORM.
Coach "Doo" Elder 10 Driving Team,
Hard With Assistance Of Elk
RiGh Men

Wellseu.E high school vii! have the
best too:tal! team they have had in tho
past fve years. SIHS Sport Writer tAt#.
\. Nichols OF Nei!sbu-g. Mr.. NichouS
has been covering tho pierIinury tram
Ing camp At bethany college and Ac-
rordiHc - present Indications We s.
burg will have real high school team
TO be proud o., Yesterday afternoon
d Ugh; scrimmaSe was held between
the frSc two teams with many alumni!
players on the second team and :hc
nrst squad completely ran away with
the old players and second string men.
Coach Doc Elder. Assistant Coach
Buck" Dunn. captain OF Bethany col
Iege. and Freddie" Stewart have been
devot!ns all tho time they can ind be-
fore dark each evening in trying to do
yelnp d winning team and present !ndi-
cations are tina, the team will smrpass
their oun expectations With capt.
Wade at ru,lhack. Hough at quarter
back. E CAml,ietu at left half. Jones
at right half wellshurE High has
backheld combination fast. experienced.
and four men who are all the time
fighting for ever winch Of ground they
can possibly gain. At center Is found
the late Imperial star. rMnrker~
Barnes who IS again starring at his
old pos!t:on showing ali the night any
football player ran. A. the guards arc
found A. Camiilct;i. n. Cami'letu aud
Mcmahon. hShtinS Il ont for this flank
positions each one showing better form
this sea son than has airy guard in the
past few years. The tackle positions
are NOR" than taken care II BY Calder
wood. the one hundred ninoty-eiEht
pound lad. Parr. a thre"-vear varsity
tackle. who carries one hundred eighty
Ave pounds as we'll rs Nelson. Fresh
man. who Is giving both .. these can
ddates 4 60 for their JOBS. AZ the
ends they have Clarke. last years
end again at his old position ut left
end and Little and a. RerEhoft night
ing Il out FOR tho other end position.
With the above combination working
well Coach Elder expects to show the
Ohio valley q real champion contender.
In the second team the coach Is salts
FED with their present showing but
would like to have A few more mon ont
90 az 10 be able 10 have hard daily
scrtmmaEe Zach session 81 practice. The
team will again 20 through n scrim-
mayo this afternoon against Soma ex
high men who are IN camp assisting
the coach IN mo daily work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
LOSS CT BERNARD
WILL Be- KEENLY
FELT BY SPEARS
"BEAR oAr" CENTRE OF LAST
TEAR FREsEIEs UNpEaaoES
AN OPERATION
May Got In Games Later In Soason-
Kennedy and pevtne Also Arc
Missed

Special TO the Inte.Ngencer.
p,"r lark, Nd. Aux 3o.--"h"n N"
surs,"rs decided that The. only T"aS"A-
abe thing 10 do was 70 operat" ~
Icr.on Bernard for appendicitis IN"
prospects OF Fat" Spears MountAineHT
Er!d .~am suffered 7r"nrh!H the r'"9'
seriou. blow that could hive been dealt.
BERNARD played center ON tho Freshman
tear, Inst year and Is best described ry
,b,. vol known term. "Hear-cat. II"
vs. aNrcoded by none IN aEEresSi'eHesS
and ,rrtrd about with him an c>'rao or
djnaIv knowledge Of tho Eane. He was
sIu,., gu, re was good.
II now develops that BERNARD stood
tho opcra,!on unusually we'll and that
ne will be able 10 come 10 camp ana
follow the team within two weeks. AMI
that IN six weeks ne may ho able 10
re, INTO Varsity game. THIS would
make h,in available for tho lttt game
If I, is moved to Oct. 18th.
or course, too. Bcrnarls inability 20
be a candidate for the team nj this crit-
cal period will be q blow To him because
Spears will have to proceed ON tho
theory that BERNARD is not EoinS 10 ne
available at all. Spears has Fucry. last
wears sub center; Fats ShuEhr"u OF
the 1915 and lG teams. Phillip Hi.
star center from Charleston high school
las, year and in all probability "Jlmmy
Ouin.an will be shifted over 10 the con-
ter post where ne had two years eNper-
!cacc At Marshall before coming 10 the
University.
Wall. not as serious. Of course. as
the loss Of Bernard. two other Fresh
men were lost who had been counted
uron for camp. These are John Kennedy
halrback. who goes 10 Medical school
at Philadelphia and A.rnmy pcrine. end.
who is seriously II It his home and IN
ahle to make the training trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
MURPHY READY FOR
UN|ONTOWN AFFAIR
wtnnSr Of ornnd PIX Raw II Owen
orsso OvNtaon on 1saohtng
America

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Intsrrlscncer
Cniontovn, Ia. Aug. 3o.-"Jimmy
Murphy reception when no arrived in
New York was abou; the mos, enthusi-
astic welcome ever given a professional
athlete or celebrity" declared Charles
w. Johnson president OF the Cniontown
Speedway. today upon his return from
the metropolis. where ne went 70 SUI
pervise tho welcome home party staged
for "L.tle Jimmy" Murphy Is TO
drive in tho Labor day as miles. 100000
race.
The reception committee was headed
by Barney oldneld. who. Il was an
nounced by Murphy. betrayed a large
portion Of his expense for the Grand
Prix winning trip; Frank Saupp Of
Pittsburgh. Mayor William n. Smart Of
Uniontown and Mr.. Johnson. Or!cinls
Of tho American Automobile" assoc!a-
ton. Starter Neu Whalen and Duncan
Curry ot the New York Automobile club
ware also IN evidence when the young
ster arrived
Moving pictures wrr. taken for the
movie week.-Mrs.. ono View showing tho
famous Oldfeld pulling Marshal
Foch" by embracing and kissing Muir
ply on each check. This performance
proved a big nit with tho crowd
MurphrS lctt NINA was DaNGaged
from an accident which occurred during
the race. and later aggravated by a
scratch ~ h!s Belgian polio" dog given
Jimmy by Count De Polniac.
FROM tho Hoboken pier tn" party pro-
ceeGed to the Hotel Aston. where n han
quot vas rerred later In the evening.
Jimmy declared that tho banquet In
Guided all the trimmings that were IN
evidence when the French gave him a
spread IN Paris.
Murphy's car was expressed 10 Vnioh-
town yesterday. The famous l!ttle pilot
said I, ia the fastest thing on FOUR
wheels. and that ne Will not change any
details OF the pu.enberE for tho rae:
here
Y am quite disappointed over reports
coming from Ir,on:0wn 10 tho "T"ct
that some q, nv former team mates
a-c rNoycd over my being tho follow
sent 70 Europr for the race" said Muir
my 70 Mayor Smart. But since the
gauntlet has been thrown down. I will
take them all on and Try 70 show the
entire crowd that my winning the
Grand Pr.x was no huke. The Union
town track IL juet tho sort 81 course
over which TX" to race th"s" tough
fellows want 70 tackle both Sar!cs
nd Milton in so~7r sT-ed dues dur!ag
ne Labor day race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

n J. Hu'l-:t. r n state chairman "'
N.hccl!r,:. ard TIC c'"S!Hg feature "' me
.crsinn will b" e rTp"T. T." suhJ"'
n rc srlcrrrI .Iy Al!c- ,l""I" H. y. o!
Wheeling. after which pdiournnen; VII.
ho made for dinner which will be scrvcd
at 6 o'clock at ST. JcseDhs hospital by
tho Sister. Of that institution.
rrida- morning. Miss Mary l.. Barry
r. \. Of Wheeling. supervisor nt schonI
nursing Will open the session at IL
o'clock. During the morning paper
will be read by Miss LctitIa Sanders. r
". OF Fo'lnncb"e. Miss Louise kochert
r. ~. 81 Wheeling. will close this SEES
.irr ,ritb a paucr entitled Work Done
by rho Associated charities o: Wheel
Ing
industrial! Nursing will be the SUB
icrt ~ Miss Gertrude Cl"u"er's talk
Miss Clouscr, r. ~. Is from chester
4, o'clock election Of officers VII
take place and thu next place OF meet
ing will be selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SMALL ROOF FIRE
At FOUNDRY PLANT

A ire on tho roof Of the ma chine SHOP
at tho wheeling Mold & Foundry COM
pany. at Peninsula WAS discovered last
night about $40 o'clock. Sparks from
furnace set the roof on hre.
Workmen reported the FIRE to the
Waterman and he turned In an alarm
from box No. 329 calling the depart
ment.to National road and Reymann
streets.
No water was used. Chemicals put the
nr. out Within a few minutes. Fire
mon remained at the building for sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
MAN O. WAR TEAM
TO MEET BAUERS
Strong East Liverpool Aggregation to
10 Hsre for Three Games

The toughest weekend OF the sea son
Is In store for tho Raucrs. who have
been setting terrific pace IN the base
ball arena this season. Arrangements
are completed for Tho appearance OF tho
crack Man O War nine "t Eas; Liver
yool for game her" Sunday and two
on tho afternoon nc Labor Day. This
club Is recognized as tho speediest In
Ea stern Ohio this season. and their
record 10 second 10 none. having won
Is out OF II games played with the
class Of teams in that part OF the coun-
try.
II will be the ms: time this sea son
that tho Man o. War C.uh has lcct the
home lot but Il was necessary Ia make
a tempting guarantee 10 pull over the
deal Great dea, of interest Is appnr-
ent, and tho fans arc In for another big
ba seball menu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
B. & 0. Yardmaster al q
Grafton Disappears

Grafton. W. Va. Aug. 30.-The poles
today were asked b. tho family OF VII:
Ham Carr. Baltimore 4 Ohio rairoe0
yardraater here. 10 institute Z search
for Carr who has not been seen oy hls
relatives In the past t~enty-four hodrA
Mr.. carr left homo shortly after noon
Yesterday and WAS seen In the business
.ectior where no had cashed his pay
check OF $3.50. Mr.. Carr 10 one Of the
host known and most popular raiiroae
men In this section and the news tAsS
he had disappeared created Z sensation.
The police ara acting on the thser1
that he met with foul play. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
GREEKS DENY DEFEAT
Kurdish Suooess IN Asia Minor Denied
In Official Hsporta-BAttlo Con-
tnush HovSver.

Athens, Aug. 30.--Reports that Greek
troops engaged in tho offensive against
tho Turkish Nationalists In Asia Minor
have suffered a reverse are denied In an
official statement Issued hcre. II Is
declared however. that tho battle along
tho Eakaria river IS continuing with
violence.
Towns along tho southern coast OF the
Black sea, have been bomhardcd by
Greek warships. the abatement says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
EAGLES HAVE HARD
PAIR Of GAMES FOR
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Nsst Florence Sunday and 8rsssass Of
Bridgeport Labor Day

Arrangements wero completed last
evening by the manager Of tho Rellaire
Eagles for hard pair OF games FOR
next Sunday and Monday, booking tho
Florence A. e. nine and tho Brestles
OF Bridgeport. Both games will he
played on tho Pinch Run lot. and indi-
cations point 70 . large crowd for each
game.
Tho Eagles seem to have hit their rea!
playing stride now. and should give
their opponents q stin battle. The Flor
enee team also has a fne record. as have
the Rres,ies. and they will no doubt
rive good accounts Of themselves on the
two days set for tho clashes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
xHx Bors DDoW1.
Bodies Are Recovered - AHO WV
Tightly Locked AroOnA
Each Other.

Reading, Pa. Aug. 3o.-Wlth Asay
tightly locked arms about the body OF
the boy who had attempted to rescue
them, three boys Of Hamburg wsrS
found drowned late last night Ia the
schuylkill canal after 4 search Of over
.even hours. The dead are:
william Kalbach. IA; Frederick Kali
zach. 4. and Stewart Lincoln HummeI
7. The boys had their arms tightly
wrapped around the body OF the older
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
MISS AMERICA WINS

Detroit Mich Aug. 3n.-The third
and hnal heat OF the gold cup power
boat race here today was abandoned on
accour: OF rain after Miss America |.
OF Detroit and Miss Chicago. OF the
Chicago Yacht club. had covered ten
miles Of tho thirty mile heat. II was
decided not 70 run off tho heat 10 with
two boats in tho race. Miss America had
winning margin on the trophy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
WOLFE-TREMAINE
BOUT CALLED OFF
Rain rntsrferSS With Big Show in
Clsvslnnd-LarBe Crowd Dis
appointed

Cleveland. O. Aug. 3o.--The twelve
round bout between Carl Trema.ur and
Jack Wolfe. Cleveland hartsmS. sched-
uIed for ton. ght. was postponed until
tomorrow night because OF heavy
-downpour OF rain
The men agree 70 weigh 1884, pounds
at s r. m. tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SENATE TO GET PEACE
TREATY Immediately

Washington, Aug. 3o-Ths treaty
Of psace With Germany which was
signed last ThurBday At Berlin VIII
Be nSnt TO the senate September 81,
the day that congress reassenblsH
after its thirty day rsoess, Il was
stated today at tho White House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

- just got nred.-
"Nhr. Cor
FOR good" Yale Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

eral hours 10 make sure the Ars Woui4
not start again. The luss will not -
more than t26.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

O-F-r-o-R-T-r-S-1-T-Y
rTElLIGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
CHALLENGES

Tho Belmont Ohio. baseball; CLUB -
without game t"r This weekend and
would IKE 10 hear from Hny team In
the Wheeling district Call Bethesda
lara FOR ArraGgementA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
Mail Rate per Year, Sc

Tho r s Postal regulations governing newspaper sub
scptionS require three months payment IN advance from
each subscriber and making liberal reduction
on this class Of subscriptions must have down payment or
81 so with each new order turned in by the contestant.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19
To Spend S6.llO,OOO For veter.
ans at Once.

A definite hospital program
for war veterans involving
the immediate expenditure Of
Se,110,O00 k0ut Of the S1s,6OO,-
00O available has been announc-
ed by Col. Charles P. Forbes,
Diettof 81 tile Eetera.is'
Bureau. The new program has
the approval of Secretary Mel
lon.
The program calls for the ex-
penditure of SS5O,OOO at Fort
Bayard, New Mexico; S5OO,OOC
at Perryville, Md; the construc-
tion of tuberculosis hospitals
at the soldiers homes at Leav-
enworth, Milwaukee and Day
ton; additional building at the
Marion, Ind, sanitarium; the
remodeling of Fort Walla Walla
Wash, for $50 beds; 100000
at Whipple Barracks, Prescott
Arr, and at least nine addition
al projects to be determined la.
ter.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19
Certified Seed.

The County Agent is receiv-
ing numerous inquiries in re-
gard to seed wheat. Unfortu-
nately Lafayette County has no
growers of certified seed. A
number of wheat growers have
been securing seed under a fine
sounding name from seed hous-
es and this seed has sometimes
proven satisfactory and often
not. The Missouri Corn Grow
ers Association in cooperation
with the Missouri College Of .Ag-
riculture has a,seed certifcation
project which enables a farm.
er to secure seed that is as rep
resented. Any one may have
their seed certified by this as
sociation and the Lafayette
Count Farm Bureau WILDE very
glad to cooperate with anyone
who would ike to produce
high grade Of wheat for seed
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19

Inspectors from the association
visit the fields several times
during the growing season and
guarantee the purity of the
seed, the per cent of loose and
sinking smut and the amount
and kind of noxious weeds that
it may contain. The list of
those having this certified wheat
for sale may be secured by adj
dressing C. E. Carter, Secreta-
.ry, Missouri Corn Grogers AS
sociation, Columbia, or from the
County Agent.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19
State Lets Contract for Grading
on Santa Ee Trail.

The sealed proposals for grad
ing and constructing culverts on
the Santa Fe Trail east and
west from Lexington, the total
length being 4.2l miles, were
opened Friday morning a t
the court house. Albert Hood
of independence, was awarded
the contract with a bid of $13,-
8O9.66. This work is being done
by the state and an engineer
from the State Highway De
partment had made an estimate
of S24,26O.OO for the work.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19
Starkbaum-Lewis.

Clarence H. F. Starkbaum and
Miss Violet F. Lewis were u
nited in marriage at the Meth
odist Parsonage Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2. o'clock, Rev. J. E.
Alexander officiating.
Mr.. Starkbaum is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Starkbaum, and
Miss Lewis is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lewis, both
families residing southeast Of
Lexington.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-08-19

perience of only nine months in
club work and less than six
months in the clothing project
in which they took the prize,
Helen Proett and Lillian Tenn
pei took fourth place as a dem
onstration team in Home Econ
omics. This means they compet-
ed with all the hot lunch teams,
all the canning teams, all the
baking teams and all other
clothing teams of the state. It
was stated by our state leader
who has seen many sewing
demonstrations that it was the
best sewing demonstration he
had ever seen.
The Lafayette County hot
lunch team also of Page City
demonstrated. They did well
but because Of conditions which
were beyond their control were
not in a prime condition. They
held the attention of the audi
ence every minute and received
a high place in the rating. They
have the material and will un-
doubtedly be successful at some
future date.
Not only in demonstration
work did the girls of Lafayette
County put it over. They have
seven ribbons on their sewing
exhibit. There thirty-three a.
vailable prizes for the three
years work and our girls who
have partly completed one years
course with only one club work.
ing on the second ear, took sew
en- prizes!
The prizes we're taken by the
!, following girls:
First prize: Pearl Rechterman
of the Page City school, and Mil
dred Nelson of the 'Slusher
| school.
n Second prizes: Ruth Groom OF
! Bates City taking two, Kather-
, inc Knapheide of Hicklin school,
Third prizes: Tillie Tempel OF
! Page City, taking two.
The Bates City girls sent
: their note book compiled by
: their club and are bringing the
first prize on note books home
to Lafayette County.
The best part of this contest
T. is not the prizes nor the win
ming of the prizes but the fact
that all of the garments which
too prizes we're made not with
the prizes in view, but with I
pride in workmanship which the
girls exhibit in all their work
y They work together on similar
+ pieces and help each other ge
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