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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-20

her years although rather hard Of
hearing.
The Ladies Missionary society
met on Thursday Dec. ID at Mrs.
Arabella Hidden's. There were II
present. The text book "The
church and the community" that
has been used the past year was
finished. The society has sent a
barrel valued at SD. and box val
ucd at S12 TO Pleasant Hill Acad-
envy, Tenn, also curtains valued
$12 and screens, SIS have been sent
to the same institution. The Soc
iety voted to give five dollars to
the State Home Missionary SOC
icty.
The Christian Endeavor society
held a social at the church Mon
day evening, the proceeds TO be
used TO send a delegate to Barre
in January. The pantomime of
Hiawatha was given. Refresh
ments of sandwiches and coffee
were served and the evening pass
ed in games.
The members of the farm bureau
held a all day session and dinner
at the town hall Thursday Dec.
Is. 35 were present for dinner.
Miss May Gillfillan, home demon
Strator served some emergency
dishes. Mr.. Barnes the county
agent was also present and gave
interesting talks to the farmers.
The result Of the Red Cross
drive was $50 members and three
loddars contributed for chapter
work. The contribution for the
near East Relief was about S54.
There will be Christmas tree
with exercises at Academy hall
Saturday evening, Dec. "a.
Frank Robinson has a New
England telephone installed in his
house.
Miss Janette Craig is homo
from Hardwick, Doris Craig from
her school at Lyndonville and Ag-
mes Mackay and Dorothy Mackay
from Middleburv College. Margar-
ct Wilson and Esther Harrington
from Montpelier Seminary.
Mrs. Carl Somers has gone to
Brightlook hospital where she
Miss Mabel Amsworth, who has
was operated on Sunday for APP
pendicitis.
The game of basket ball FRI
day night between Peacham and
Groton resulted in a score Of
to 3 for the girls and SO to 13 for
the boys both in favor of Peach
am.
been at Pembroke, N. H. the past
ten weeks came home Friday.
Fred Guthrie was taken to
Biightlook hospital Friday night.
J. f. Dubois of Lynn, Mass,
came Saturday to be here a few
lays.
Muliel Darling who has been
caring for Mrs. Orman Hooker
has gone home.
Vera Jennison has gone back /
10 her work at st. Johnsbury.
Rev. Mr.. Warner has been sick
he past week but was able TO
preach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Hobart
and James Stevenson were at st.
Johnsbury Saturday.
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PLAIN SEWING at : Portland
street. Mrs. Avis Duffy. 141-148*
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CLERKS, for Postal Mail and
First Grade positions. 1925
monthly. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars of examna-
tons, write J. Leonard, (former
Civil Service examiner) 1914
Equitable Bldg, Washington, ID.
{. 144-.a7h
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WANTED ashings and IRON
ings to do at home. Address Box
n, st. Johnsbury. 145-147*
WANTED-Roll top desk and
office chair. Address Desk, Gale
DOMAIN Office. 14G-151%
WANTED-Kitchen woman at
New Avenue Hotel. lat. If
WANTED-Boy to work in
Drug Store. Apply to w. p. East
man. AT If
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FOR SALE-Store refrigerator,
safe, adding machine, express
sleigh, harness and driving har-
ness. A. II. Gleason. 1875 If
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dry Stove wood.
Delivered. A. 7. Young. Tel. 1872
%. 12S-153*
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WANTED

WANTED-Beei, yeaL pork.
lamb, poultry at the Summervlle
Slaughter House, "a Concord Ave.
o. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 108tf
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WANTED-Table boarders at 16
Spring Street. 1876 IF
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FOR SALE-Dodge lunabout
1921. Owner leaving town will sac
rifice for immediate sale. Apply
Charles H. Lloyd, care Elks'
Home. 147-148*
Evening star., 1921-05-20
COLORED

COLORED
Specia. discounts for May on
choice Longview lots. Houses
for sale. E. P. WEEKS, Real
Estate, 6lst and Dix ne. Take
H st. cars marked District line.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

PETWORTH-OWNERL LEAVING CITY. SAC
desired: ami: baths; screened: garage.
Price. So, $50. Easy terms. 634 Princeton n ".
iIsS GIRARD ST-S ROOMS BATH, a WI.
electric, hardwood floors. beam ceiling. rarare
Will sacrifice to quick buyer. franklin 1900.
DIRECT FROM OwNER-3SToRY BRICK
house. located on 9Th st. near NJ. containing
10 rooms and bath: 3rd floor arranged as q
separate 6at: entire house newly papered and
painted: now vacant: only $3.50. Terms
e. 600 cash. balance like rent: commissions
to agents. Phone Col. 1912.
Sc. 75O-A MODERN 5-ROOM AND BATH
bungalow: large lot: front porch;
hedge around nwn. Located in
s.. e3o-Semi -deta ched house containing six
rooms and hath: hot-water heat;
electricity: large lot: garage.
$7.95o-A modern bungalow: all conven-
fences: 5 rooms and bath on first
floor; rooms on 2nd floor: large
closet: plenty storage space: ga
rage: front and hack porch
s. S50-In Petworth: a modern Groom and
bath house: hot-water heat: electric
lights.
So, OOO-Near Lincoln Park-A splendid e.
room and bath home; front porch;
double back porch garage: hot-water
heat: electricity; hardwood floors
s13. .75O-Downtown: IA rooms and bath:
steam heat: electric lights: room
for garage; in excellent condition.
Possession can he had of any Of the above
properties at Some vacant. others
occupied by owners. Reasonable terms
b. F: SAUL CO..
franklin 5Ja3 934 n Y ave nv
Evening star., 1921-05-20
1416 F St. NV.

IN CLEVELAND PARK-SROOM AND BATH
corner house: hardwood floors: $3.50 35th st. !:
s.w. cor. s5th and Porter sts. Now vacant
In petworth-Semi-detache brick and stur-
co: rooms and bath: front porch. Pnce.
On Riggs st-A 3-story brick residence;
very attractive and redecoated Throughout
Third floor alone renting for $3.50 per year.
Large lot suitable for double garage: all mod
ern improvements. such as instantaneous hot
water heater, wash trays. etc. Including fur
On Willard st. between 18th and 18th SITS
NV. near U st-7-room brick. Price. $500
3ol Md, ave. n.e.-3-story apartment house
of 8 apartments: now renting $H1.5O per
month. Price. $11 500.
oo or HsnoTer Uoss near North Capitol. es.or,. g.
room brick. renting at $21oo per moetn
Ff''e JOSEPH G. zIRKLE.
2O3 Colo. bldg. 14th and G sts. NV.
Washington; D. G.
S6 35O-BI(iiEST BARGAIN IN WASHING
ton city. Six-room brick house. newly papered
new good northwest section and positive bar
gain Can be sold on terms House now vacant
WARREN COCHRAN.
Main 591s-Main S07 729 18th st. nv.
FOR WHITE OR COLORED, SIX. SEVEN
and eight room houses; all sections OF city :
by purchasing from me brokers' commission ls
eliminated. Terms to suit purchaser. ARTHIk X
BRANDEs. 119 18th ST. "
TWO-FANII.Y FIAT OF R. AND B. EACH:
on Mass. ave. s.e., near Lincoln Park; wsi ~!
rented and in good conditioo: PRICE, >.vVo'
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
SIS e. Capitol st.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
)LETON, Inc,
Phone Main 1923.
Decatur St.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1874 II Street NV Phone Main 1923.
CHEVY Chase Md Decatur ST.
i'm Of fbdckc
ghotva heat
hav fireplace
a amost atrai
WITH
Two Family Apt. Northwest Bungalow.
oppouniy
investor Hh$ o
snorap has fireplace dning ROOM pa n
has 6 noo three large
Hiding entedo
month
Mt Pleasant - Masnlngton I1slgnts. A..
Amigh n
is II
and bath not er neat hotvaer
by owner
oot i1tb CT
Columbia Heights pnc. 6 s6oETp. price is very
q OF
sey so % @
copin eS~ 0ns c n
mdeached de ca andE
and the B
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

CHEVY CHASE. d. @.
Beautiful building site. G0x1O7. on Ritten-
house st: two squares from Chevy Chase
Circle: southern exposure: easy terms.
WM. II. RITCHIE.
419 Colorado bldg. Phone Franklin 1923
HIGHLAND PARK. NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
Va; valuable corner lot. 15Ox10O IT. deep;
near car lines; fruit trees planted; fenced
reasonable. 329 Penna. ave NV. 22s
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FOR sALE-H0USEs
r~~tiuuAA.

vAoANTIS4,75 30: $500 CASH. $50 MONTH: 8
r. and b. brick; front and back yards: 'th St
ne. near East Capitol
l. 2071. NEWSOM. lIlO n 81. ne
A BIG BARGAIN TO QUICK BCYER-S
rooms. tile hath. colonial porch; h wh: elee-
$50 and $40. Main 3OS1. after $50 Adams AZ
Evening star., 1921-05-20
WANTED-lOTS.

BUILDING LOT IN NV. D. c. SUBURBS
Preferably vicinity Chevy Chase: give size lot
and block number: must be reasonable Tor
cash. Address Boz 129-H. Star on1ce. He
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FARMS
FOR SALE.

GRAZING FARM. 1000 ACRES, FENCED.
800 in blue grass: lies well; IL miles from
ington: Broom tenant house. Price. $'2,OOo
half cash: great bargain.
1Oo acres near Manassas. Va: S-rOOm brown
stone house: asbestos shingle roof: INV. heat
40 acres cleared; 600 apple trees. IL years
old: house alone is worth priced asked; See
this and you will buy il you want real home
and farm Price. $50 ONO. Half cash.
VIRGINIA FARMS AGENCY.
IA King st.
a.;, En
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FOR SALE-HOUsEa.
GNnfeuuA6
,H6NEMEFK a.

PHONE CL1vE; i1s6
eoneerninE wholly detached hune 81 Q 1sse
1s.e
once and i VIII make max: The term: !sr5 ss.;:
brand new and modeen In every detail:
NO. 10 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
large rooms and attic: built-in Gara&e:
large front and rear porches: ami: easy
on \. CAPITOL ST. NEAR FRANKLIN ST.
large rooms; ami; brick garage. Price,
ON 18th ST NEAR PA. AVE. sk
Corner house: ami: built-h garage: easy
Just OFF 18th STREET NV.
iSS1 Parewood place NV: 8 lares rooms;
ami: good section Of northwest: easy terms.
ON QUEBEC ST. NEAR 34th NV.
Z rooms and bath; h.-w.h.. elec. nghts.
THOMAS A. JAMEsoN.
Main aa:S. 4Os y. Y. ave. NV
hath. Absolutely given away. Room sos; sis
18th st. NV. Main 41Gss. aos
FOR sALE-NEAR BEAUTIFTTL LINCOLN
r.sa :. s.s ssay for .e,r
ssrase: @ % PRICE, e $50: T s.. 20 cash. Ssisne.
H r. HowENSTEiN Co. isi4 i st. NV
FOR SAIE-Two VERY DESIRABLE BAY
wisdew =. brick DWELLINGS containing s six rooms
sSs Price ee'n in good n
J. LEO KOLR.
Phone West 46. 1927 Wisconsin ave.
TWO NICE e-R0OM HOUSES NE; PRICE.
81, 900 each. APPLETON CADY. 723 Mass.
ave. ne. Tel. Line. 6lOI
HOME BARGAINS.
PetvortffNe room brick house: h.w;h.; cleo
tric lights: colonial front porch: double sleep
ing porches: hardwood floors; tiled bs th paved
alley possession 30 days. Price. $500: terms.
81 500 cash.
Mt Pieasant-S-room brick house: hwh !:
electric Sights: hard wood floors: gnrage space !;
beautiful home at . reasonable price, $l6. 500.
Groom house. Harvard ST: all modern.
Price. $4,000
TO- room house Girard ST.: modern In every
respect Price. $1,000: only s.. 800 cash re-
chevy Chase rooms. 3 baths: h.w.h /:
/, large garage: electric lights; large lot. Price.
So. jO0: 81 ono cash.
Southra st-6- room and bath brick house
ID At semi detached: colonial porch: furnace
! heat garage space: paved alley. A real bnr
at s. 500; $500 cash and easy monthly pay
nents. -
,con Na~ York ave Main $500
Evening star., 1921-05-20

10. 27l4 Cathedral Ave. NV.
One block west Of Connecticut ave. near
Warlman Park Inn: 3-story brick of pleasing
appearance; 10 large rooms. baths. porches
large yard: garage: lot 25x120; steel beam
construction: parquetry flooring
NOW VACANT AND IN T1P-TOP CONDI-
TION. CRITICAL INSPECTION INVITED
Price. $3.50 Cash. 5000 or more.
Geo. Y. Worthington & Son,
Woodward Rldo
Evening star., 1921-05-20

ROSEMONT.
Tvo-stocy detached frame house, on 4 6ne
lot 4011o0 feet. Living room. dining room,
bedroom. kitchen. bath and screened-in front
porch downstairs and the same upstaifs. Zach
story q regular apartment with built-i bed
and cabinets and large closets. small cash
payment will secure this property and the bal
ance can be paid in mail monthly payments,
less than amount for which property 10 now
rented. Take Alexandria car at 18th and Pa.
ave-. get OF At North Rosemont sta ton.
=. O. GOODNOW COMPANY.
7lS King st. Alexandra. Va.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

ROSEMONT.
Five and seven rooms with bath: frame and
tile construction; all modern improvements,
500 will secure one and small monthly pay
ments will pay for it Take Alexandria car at
18th and Pa. ave-. get OF at North Rosemopt
station. Phone Alexandra S26. Bring this ad
r. G. GooDNow COMPANY,
719 King St., Alexandria Va
Evening star., 1921-05-20

ROSEMONT.
Three rooms and bath. built-in beds and eabi-
nets gas range. gas water heater and furnace,
oak floors. window screens and shades. Built
lust like an apartment except it il on q large
lot, 4Ox115: just the place for q couple. 500
ash, $40 per month. Take Alexandria car At
18th and Pa. ave-. get OF At North Roeemont
station. Bring this ad with you
=. 9. GOODSOW COMPANY,
7l0 King st.. Alexandr1a, Va.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

3l2 ACRES NEAR FAIRFAX, VA; ,.
cleared; old house and outbuildings: good soil !:
must be sold: best offer takes it or consider
trade for Washington real estate.
1OS acres near Marshall Hall. Nd: ~
cleared: good house and outbuildings; only
81, 800: on terms.
A. acres unimproved, near Bowie. Nd. !;
i. z PRINCE l4la Il Il n "
Evening star., 1921-05-20
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1OZS.
N L. SANSBURY COMPANY. incorporated,
412 Eve Street NV Phones Main 5oO34-5.


PRICE. 5000. Ideally situated in the Pet
worth section: Six rooms and bath, elee-
trio light, hot-water heat. House can be
bought on reasonable terms.
PRICE $1o500. We have been authorised to
offer for sale a delightful home in Co
lumbia Heights. House has seven rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric light:
oak floors. Metal garage on lot. Offer will
he entertained.
PRICE 1850. Near 18th and Webster SITS.
Substantially built home Of eight rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric light.
oak floors. House is twenty-three feet
wide. Owner occupant will give early
possession.
PRICE. S12 $50. most attractive bungalow
in Saul's Addition. containing seven rooms
and bath. hotwater heat electric light.
hardwood floors and trim. Home is in
excellent condition. situated on large lot
and has many exceptional features
Terms.
n. L, SANSBURY &C
Everything In
8Eye Street NM
Evening star., 1921-05-20

TWO COMFORTABLE COTTAGES. LOCATED
Riverdale. Of six rooms and bath bunga-
low type. new. This house is being offered at
cost to owner Price. 81 600. Terms
Another OF six rooms and bath. hot water
heat and other modern conveniences: large lot
with garden. This property is in nne condi-
ton. Price, 50. $50. Terms.
CLAUDE WARREN.
Main 1894 1910 II st. NV
Evening star., 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-A WELL BUILT
and specially attractive home en- Shepherd a.:
nesr I4th st. cars Very high location. Z
rooms and tiled bath, front and back porches
oak floors hot-water beat. electric light and
purchased . suburban home. Price. $r, ,oO0
II L. THORNTON,
Evening star., 1921-05-20

PRICE. $ls.5oo. Wisconsin ave. near Massa
chusetts. Ten rooms and bath, hot-wa
heat. electric light, hardwood floors; built.
in garage. This house can be bought on
small cash payment, and owner will give
early possession.
PRICE. $13. 500. Near 18th and Decatur
SITS. Delightful home containing seven
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat. electric
light. oak 6oors. concrete front and back
p0rches and other attractive features.
Price reduced for quick sale.
PRICE. $I4 500. In q most dahghtfui
tion Of the northwest. exceptionally
weIl-built home containing fourteen rooms.
two baths hot-water heat. electric light.
Good lot. Attractive offering At Q mod
crate price.
PRICE. $4,000. Chevy cnase, u. C.. near
Connecticut svenue. Substantially
huilr home of brick construction: centain-
ing eight rooms. two hatha. hot-Water
heat. electric light. hardwood hooes. Lot
to alley. with double garage.
MPANY. incorporated.
Real Estate.''
n>>a>~ HH4:~>. S009 A4
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Hammer. from Agnes Scott; Amelia
Weaver, Pauline Belk, Bess Harri,
Evelyn Hogg, Ester Benson, Julia
Stokes, from q. n. l. c; Matte Lou
Wilson, Ruth Jones, Rebecca Moore,
from LaGrange.
Mrs. Z. A. McMichaeI and Miss
Lula McNichael are visiting relatives
in Atlanta.
Mrs. a. H. Dane, Of Atlanta,
spent 4 few days here last week the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. L. IL. Nc
Michael.
Miss Myrtle Rushin spent few
days in Atlanta this week going up
for the wedding Of Miss Armstrong
and j. P. Hogg which took place on
Thursday.
Mrs. Rob Clements and daughter,
Ann, Ct Montezuma, spent last weei,
with Mrs. r. L. Clements.
Mrs. Nj. N Carr has returned
from a visit in Columbus and va
accompanied home by her little niece,
Nina Pickard.
Miss Ann Matthews, Of Talbotton,
is visiting. Miss Elizabeth Wooten.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Edmondson
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RUENA VISTA

BUENA VISTA, June 10. - Miss
Martha Munro, daugn.er OF Judge
and Mrs. G. P. Munro, OF Columbus,
spent several days here last week,
and while here was the hOOnr guest
at a number Of pretty parties. Miss
AunrO'S marriage to Nh. Ingram, OF
Carrollton, will take place at ST.
Luke's Methodist church in Columbus
this month
Misses Claire and Clyde Pickard
We're charming hostess on FRIDAY
when they entertained for Miss
Munro with d miscellaneous shower.
To the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Louise Bethume,
Miss Munro marched into the living
room proceeded by LIE Miss
Bess Duncan and groomsman.
Just as she reached the folding doors
she was shoWered from an immense
wedding bell which hung above her
head. After the shower the guests
were presented cards and enjoyed a
bridal contest" Miss Lynda Lowe
won the prize for the most correct
answers and was given a box OF
correspondence cards. - Punch was
served by Misses Nell Pickard and
Josephine Stevens. Later in the at
teinOon an ice course in yellow and
white was served Thirty guests were
invited.
On Saturday morning Miss Minnie
Drane Hornady entertained with
three tables of bridge and a hand
kcrchief shower for Miss Munro and
Miss Marilu Parker had two tables
of bridge in her honor Saturday af,
teTnOOn.
Miss Myrtle Rushin returned home
Saturday from Americas where she
has been teaching the past year
Among the college girls who are. at
nome for the summer are Thelma
Clements. from Brenau; Pearl Lowe,
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HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

The Federal court at Atlanta has
| granted the Augusta-Aiken Street
/ Railway company at Augusta the
right to charge 10 cent fares follow
ing its injunction against the Geor-
| gia Railroad Commission, which or
| dered 7-cent fares. The officials and
! citizens Of Augusta have become
/ highly aroused over the SITUATE.
c. w. Tice. treasurer Ct the Rose
| Hill Lodge of Odd Fellows at Co
| lumbus, IS under arrest charged with
| larceny after trust II is charged
that between January ] and May 8
| he embeZZled funds of the lodge to
! the extent Of 1857. Bond was as
sessed at $1,000.
CantalOupe shipments from Val
dosta started with a rush and have
kept up all the week The Atlantic
Coast Line has handled to date 80
cars cut of Valdosta and the South
ern about fifteen cars making the
shipments run up to about 50 cars
for the first week in June. Before
this season the record on shipments
was one car on June 6.
DR.. A. T. Gordy, of Columbus, was
elected president Of the Georgia
State Dental Society at Macon Thurs
day night. DR.. n. A. league, Of
Augusta, was chosen presldent-elect;
DR.. c. c. howard, Of Atlanta, vice
president, and Dr. j. Russell Mitchell,
Of Atlanta, a member Of the execu-
tive council.
Sergeant Clifford S. Dean, tank
corps. Camp Benning, committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the heart, in a Columbus hotel Wed
nesday night.
The body of Cliff Hammock, "a,
was slashed in two by large cir
cular saw at one of the Gordon saw
mills Tuesday. Hammock was carry
ing off slabs from the saw at the
time of the accident. 1t was stated
that one Of the slabs, which he was
holding, was caught by the saw and
his body was dragged into the sharp
toothed disc.
A committee from the Columbus
Shrine club, consisting of Early II.
Johnson, 7. Jeff Kelley, and W. E.
Page left Thursday for Des Moines
to appear before the dispensation
and charter committee Of the I'M
perial Council in an effort to secure
favorable consideration of the appli-
cation Of Columbus Shriners for
temple.
Mildred Jones, a negro girl, years
old, died in a hospital at Savannah
Thursday from the effects of bite
of a rattlesnake, the first death from
such cause, it is said, occurring there
in quarter of a century
"a official b,,1prs boG bapD iccI1aI
for the sale of the property and
equipmen, Of the Brunswick
Street RaiIwcv company to the high
est bidder before the court house
door Tuesday, July 5. At this sale, it
is understood the property equip
ment, etc, will be offered only as
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CUT-OEE

/ Rev. Marvin Vincent filled the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
| day morning.
Lewis ana j. B. Rouse, Jr., motor
! ed to Marshallville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ri. Stubbs. Misses
Mary Alice and Laura, Stubs visited
the MckenZies fruit farm near Mont
czuna Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cocker and
children, Ernest Elmo and Gladys.
were visitors at unreasonable Satur-
day.
K. II. Stubs and W. J. Pennington
made business trip to. Oglethorpe
Monday.
Misses Marion Stalker and Mary
Alice Stubs, Of Americas, were the
weekend guests of the lattcrs' pa
rents, Nh. and Mrs. r. Il. Stubs.
Mrs. Mccain and little daughter.
Ruth, and Miss Hilbreath. Of Savan-
nah, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geogre
Wicker.
Hoyt Brown, Of Macon, was visi-
tor here Sunday afternoon.
Misses Adele and Viva htvr7tcr~
and Ruth Webb, Of Pleasant Hill and
Ralph Hardin, of Andersonville. were
supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs, r. H.
Stubs and family Sunday evening.
Rogers Clapp and son, Billy, Of At
lanta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
GEORGE Wicker.
Several of the young set attended
the sine Sunday evening at Mr.. and
Mrs. Wicker Pennington's, at Pen
nington.
Mrs. Carlton Barton, of near Ogle-