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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
A COMING MARRIAGE

Invitations have been issued rby
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Perrin to the
marriage of their daughter, Sarah,
to Robert Emmet Cox on December
28 at 8 o'clock at their residence on
South Main Street.
Miss Sarah is the second daughter
of the family and is a young woman
of many charms. She is a graduate
of the Wornan's College Of Colum'
bia and for several sessions taught
in the public schools of Abbeville..
Mr.. Cox ic the eldest SON Of the
late R. E. Cox and Mrs. Cox and Is
a young man of good business abili.
ty and many sterling virtues. He is
cashier Of the, County Savings Bank
and has interest in many Of the
business enterprises Of the city. -,
The young couple start life with
the good wishes Of a host Of friends,
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FOR THE TEACHERS

Mrs. W. H. White gave pleasant
party Thursday afternoon, in COM
pliment to the teachers Of the graded
school who have her children in
charge. The guests. were invited for
a o'clock. Mrs. Whites rooms were
decorated in many vases Of roses and
the center piece of her dining table
was a handsome reflector mirror
which reflected a beautiful vase of
white japonicas. Each guest was busy
with some dainty Christmas gift and
the time passed pleasantly in con-
versation.
At the close Of the afternoon re-
fresments of grapefruit salad,
cheese balls, stuffed prunes, crackers,
gypsy, coffee and mints were served,
Mrs. Whites guests were. Miss
Kitchin, Miss Coan;, Miss Hunt, Miss
Dixon, Mrs. J. C. Ellis, Mrs. McAllis.
ter, Mrs. C. A. Milford, Miss Lane OF
North Carolina, Miss DeLorme and
Mrs. Greene.
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FLEMING-NoRRIs

A wedding Of much surprise was
that of. Miss Belle Fleming of Leve'
Land to MIR. Willie Herbert Norris
of New Market which was solemniz.
ed at the home of Mrs. John Sadlel
of Hodges Sunday, December 4th al
1890, by the Rev. ]. E. MaHaffey
of Honea Path. The bride wore a
blue tricotine coat suit with acces.
sories to match. Only a New intimate
friends were present. After the
ceremony Mrs. Sadler served an old
time wedding dinner.
) Miss Fleming is the oldest daugh.
ter of Mr.. John Fleming Of Level
Land and has many friends here
who will be surprised at this an
nouncement. L. B.
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: :SOCIETY
~
FOR MRS. SPEED.

Charming in every detail was the
party in honor of Mrs. Preston Speed,
given by Mrs. Willie Speed on We'd
nesday afternoon. Four tables Of
bridge players were invited and at
the close of several delightful games,
Mrs. Speed, assisted by her sister,
Miss Ada Faulkner, served delicious
salad course with sherbet. Lovely
roses and potted ferns were used as
decorations and to Mrs. Speed, as
honor guest, and to Miss Sarah Per-
rim, popular bride-elect, were pre-
sented dainty favors in form of cor
sage bouquets.
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REID-WILkES.

Announcements were received by
friends. in the city last evening and
this morning of the marriage yester.
day at the home of the officiating
minister, the Rev. G. M. Telford
of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Reid to
Robert C. Wilkes. Mrs. Wilkes is the
daughter of the late Thomas H. Reid
and is a lady of quiet charm and
happy disposition. Mr.. Wilkes is
an engineer on the Seaboard and is
held in high opinion by his associates
and friends. Both of the young peo.
pie have many friends in Abbeville
who join in wishing them life Of
happiness.
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HuTCHISO ON.MeCEE.

John R. McGee of Due West, lead
ing Baptist layman and successful
farmer, was married yesterday in
Westminster to Mrs. Fanny Hutchi-
SON, the wedding coming as surprise
to most of Mr.. McGee's friends
throughout the county. He was in
Abbeville last Saturday and secured
a license from Judge Miller, but that
fact was not known except to a few,
to whom MIR. McGee related the Sc
cret. Friends among his wide &C.
quaintanceship in the county are
extending congratulations and best
wishes.
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DUE WEST NEWS
A. r. Presbyterian

, The examinations are on, in full
swing in both colleges. this week.
They close about the middle of next
week.
Pres. B. c. Grier addressed the
men Of the A. R. P. church of, At
lanta last Friday night by special
invitation. -.
Mrs. Helen. Neal and children re-
turned ! to Kings Mountain Last
Tesday, after a stay Of one month
with relatives in Due West. -.
Mr.. Whitesides Of the. Seminary
preached for Rev. J. P. Presley last
Sunday night. He was followed with
much interest. ....,.. =. ..>
The Art Department Of the Wo.
mans College will have thei,
Christmas exhibit Monday, .Decem.
ber 19, from. 8 to 4:3o. ........
Mrs. R.: S., Galloway returned on
Monday from a visit to Washington
Bluefield, W. Va, and Charlotte,
N. c. ,,.s ...
Miss Kalmyre of the Woman's
College facu.u went to, Cslunrbis
Saturday to make a. short Yisi% to 8
friend. She returned Monday even
ing. .,i~ : u. -. -
MIR. Young Todd OF Gastonia and
Mrs., Spencer OF; Gastonia we're re
cent visitors in Due West. Mr.. Todd
Is very much pleased with Gastonis
as business place apd as a city b
live in. He is high in his praises od
Gastonia. We understand that Mr.
Todd is getting on nicely with his
insurance business. He says he il
glad to be among A. r P.'s agair
and likes his church surroundings
very much.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
$500 FOR ATTENDING
FUNERAL OF FATHER

St. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 14.-Put this
in your record book: The legal value
of attendance at a funeral IS $500.
If Charles Bording had failed to
attend the funeral of his father
here he would have been the re-
cipient of. only 81 under terms Of
a will filed in probate court. here.
By his attendance, says the Last
will and testament of his father,
William ]. Bording, he shall be
made $500 richer. T..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
MAN SHOOTS WIFE
AND SELF, MAY DIE

Gaffney, Dec: Like Hammett,
40, shot his wife twice, and turn
ing the gun upon himself fired a
bullet through his chest yesterday
afternoon at Henrietta, N. c., fif-
teen miles from here. Both were
carried to the Rutherford hospital
where Mrs. Hammett is said to have
a chance for recovery, but her hus-
band is expected to die. Hammett
and his wife had been separated sew
eral months. He had been living in
Gaffney several weeks.
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EXCITING TIMES

The people on South Main street
were the center of all the excite
ment this morning when one Of the
road gang wagons ran away, taking
in the town from the Graded school
building to the end of South Main
street. The horses realized that they
were in a stylish part Of town and
came to a stop in the yard Of Col.
D. A. Rogers.
The run away team was followed
by the chief Of police, a doctors
Ford and the population in general.
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The Sharon Missionary society -
December 7th. At this melting .
business for this year was attenie1
to and officers for another year u,sle
elected as follows: Presidsnt, IN.
Mamie darkness; Vice presids
Mrs. o. M. Gillian; recording secre-
tary, Miss salKe Sue Ramey; treas
urer, Mrs. Bob Brown; superinte
ent Of young people, Mrs. Thomp
Ramey; superintendent Of juniss
Miss WillieR Hey; superintendsnt ef
Missions Study, Mrs. L. A. Ra1ssyS
superintendent Of social service snf
local work; Mrs. T. H.: Watson; ~
perintendent Of supplies, Mrs. D. Z
Pressly; voice agent, Mrs. Cha2 I.
Schram. The officers Of the society
were installed Sunday at the chursk
by Rev. J. B. Kilgore..
Mrs. Earl Bartlett and chilanenssf
Greenville are visiting Mr.. and 1rx.
J.. E. Riley. - I,
The hoar for Sharon Sun1.y
School has been changed To- 1872
and preaching at 11:16. in the - -.
ting on the first and third Sundxyk
On the second and fourth SundSy4
Sunday school at 2:45 and preach It
$3.50 p. m. ~
Mr.. VIM. McNeill will leave liz
week for swainsboro, Ca, and frus
there he willSvisit his daughter, Rn
Jim Boles at: North before returaife
home. +.-l
Rev. J. B. Kilgore entertained tds
stewards Of Bethel, Grace and SAzr-
on churches Wednesday night u.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Gillian tssk
their little daughter, Jennie Lonaes
to Anderson Tuesday to- see DE-. NJ
din. DR.. Nardin thinks her trouble 5s
her tonsils. We hope she will ~ssn
her tonsils out and well again.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
DOROTHY MAY UNDERWOOD

Miss Dorothy May Underwood, 19
years of age, died Thursday morning
in Greenwood and the remains were
brought to Abbeville yesterday af-
ternoon, interment taking pls, this
afternoon in Long Cane cemetery.
Miss Underwood was a resident of
Abbeville up to last May when she
moved with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Taylor Underwood, to Greenwood,
where they were living in one of the
mill villages at the time of her
death.
She was daughter of A. c. Un-
derwood and Ellen Taylor Under
wood of Georgia.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
A cHRlsThAs TREE

Christmas has already come for
the little folks who attend the
Kindergarten ON Wardlaw street.
This morning the parents of the
pupils were invited by Mrs. William.
son to a Christmas tree and to wit
ness a dainty program carried
through by the children. The tree
was lovely and each little pupil
went through the program with
ease.
The kindergarten has been very
successful and is filling a want felt
by the mothers of the city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
FROM THE NORTH STATE

Miss Louise Lane of Saluda, N
c., is IN the city spending severa
days with Mrs. J. Allen Smith
Miss Lane is a graduate of Con
verse college and has friends al
over the state among her graduates
She holds the responsible position
of Assistant Cashier in the Saluda
Bank. Miss Lane will 60 to Due
West and spend over Sunday with
Miss Kate Kennedy.
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Two Killed in Duel in TENNESSEE

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 15.-Ster-
ling Ward, deputy sheriff Of Carey
vile, is dead here in a hospital from
wounds received in a gun battle with
Sherman Hatmaker at Careyville,
who he was attempting to arrest.
Ward killed Hatmaker with bullet
through the heart after he had
fallen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
ASK $40, ,ooe. 900 TO BUY
GRAIN FOR THE STARVING

Washington, Dec. 15.-An appro-
priation of s2O,O0O,oOO would be
available for the purchase of grain
and other food products for distribu'
ton in the famine districts Of Russia
under a bill favorably reported to-
day by the House foreign affairs
committee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-16
THE BOOK CLUB

The Book Club was very pleasant
ly entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. James A. Hill. There was a
good attendance and the members
enjoyed the salad course served by
the hostess.
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Local" {
NeWs
Personals {:

Misses Ruby Edmunds and Ethel
Perry spent today in Greenwood.
Miss Zusa Suber Of Antreville was
in town today shopping.
Lawrence Hester of Mt. Carmel
was business visitor in town today.
Mrs. Ernest Cheatham Of Antre-
vile was visitor in town today.
Mr.. L. W. Tut is in Elberton
spending the weekend with his bro
ther, Judge Tut.
Judge Frank B. Gary is at home
for a few days looking after home
affairs.
Mrs. A. M. Reid is in Chester
visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. r..
Wilkes.
Mrs. A. B. Covar and children left
this morning for Edgefeld to spend
the holidays with her parents.
MIR. Eugene Stone of Cold Spring
was a business visitor to the city
today.
Miss Clyde Smith leaves Saturday
to spend the holidays with her moth
er in Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gambrell of
Greenwood spent today in the city
with Mr. and Mrs. J.. M. Gambrell.
Mrs. j. S. Miller and daughter,
Margaret, and Mrs. Robt. A. Cheat
ham spent today IN Greenwood.
Sam Cason of Atlanta spent a
couple of days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cason
on North Main street.
"
Miss Mildred Cochran came home
today from Lander College to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran.
Miss Althea Keaton of Lander
College returned today to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Keaton of Antreville.
O.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Sullivan leave
tomorrow Saturday for Laurens to
spend the weekend with Mrs. Sulli'
vans brother. Mrs. Sullivan goes on
Monday to visit relatives in Varnville
where she, will be Joined later by
Mr.. Sullivan and both will spend
Christmas there.
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Miss Althea Keaton of Lander
College returned today to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Keaton of Antreville.
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Miss Mildred Cochran came home
today from Lander College to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran.
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Sam Cason Of Atlanta spent
couple Of days this week at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Casol
on North Main street.
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Mrs. j. S. Miller and daughter
Margaret, and Mrs. Robt. A. Cheat
ham spent today in Greenwood.
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Mr., and Mrs. George Gambrell Of
Greenwood spent today in the city
with Mr. and Mrs. j.. M. Gambrell.
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MIR. Eugene Stone of Cold Spring
was a business visitor to the city
today.
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Mrs. Ernest Cheatham Of Antre-
vile was a visitor in town today.
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SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

a. . nsoctina II he cse<fisors Of
samuel u. small held In the office
o. utntee q Tseior. United states
referee IN bankruptcy. thls morning.
Frank Wessesfield was appointed AZ
DANES y. Hannah. chief csears at
shanHed his aadrsx from 100 North
street.
q. ". AUSTIN reported to the po-
hce last nlGlt that his car coiiidcd
With = car driven nv nv. Moore az
ifFnh street aDd Central avenue yes
day The DE- maxe was 4iFht
Xtharsinx her husband With hsssna
ma 50 Los LunaS. wherc he posed
~ n single man IN order o. run
around with thu kris. lFene sedillo
,favcs He'd silt fur divorce from
Alexander y. Chavez In the district
cpurt this morning. She also alleges
that . husband has deserted her
without cnusc. rnd has failed 10 sun.
port hef. Shn asks FOR 4 complete
morta-aA ~ Mid. and $50 per month
Temporary sanmony pending the MT
eat on.
M nsvsbrrs of the woodmcn of
Tire World are requested to meet al
the French undertaking pnrlors SAT-
urday nj is3e D. ~. to attend the fu-
nerni of Sovereign Elmer Nose. a
member of camp Nc. .. Missouri
The uniform rank VIII haye charge.
~ order OF win. WaiinE, consular
commander.
slncc sia n, h no ~rniiccior worlinr
w Old Town at present. anynnc who
wishes 10 pay pol1 iax can mail the
money to the office ~ tho rounty
school euperint cndcnt. who will send
them certificates. n there ~ any
n .clsc IN the country who would
lind " more ~convcniens to pay his
noll tax this way. he ran do NJ.
Seventeen applicants for teachers
Positions In tlie county are tuitrg
combinations al the office Of the
rnunty school Superintendent todas.
|v-"~i"aiions viii ai9o he held to-
morrow.
THE rc,iyni s~rr,iees at the First
fiaptish church VIII close Sunday
night. The msetinrs have been well
attended and have been very auccesS-
lul The Rev, r. 4. Harvey. pastor
viii speak tonight on. Temple OF
Character and the services Will be
especially for young peaple. There
will be special musieni features. u.
~. Chambers Of seminary nm. TsSas.
has had charge % the music during
the revival
The condition of Father Antonio
D0chef. ialeta psissr. who has been Ia
serious condition a. ~. Joseph's hos-
pitai for i've weeks. Is reported as
much improved today. lie Mas
brought To Albuquerque and put ia.
the hospital on August -. after be-
ing it Tor some time at Ialeta.
TIE Roy Scouts arc eSpected IN
arrive In the city az about f0ur o'clock
jhis evening. after their two weeks
camping trip 10 Cisnega canyon. They
will he brought Ia to the city in auto
mobiles furnished by members OF
the Rotary club. Nothing has been
heard from the-samp for several days
but. as there has been very little rain
In the direction OF the camp in tbs
past week. IL Is expected that IN
roads are In good shape. and they
VIII have no trouble tn coming in.
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Committee Hear Soldiers
In Behalf of Bursum's
Reserve Officer Bill

WARRINGTON. Aus. Pc. p The
senate military affairs committee has
held hearings on Tho bill introduced
by Senntor 10 m q. Hurrum. 81 New
Mexiro. giving disabled emergency
officers the Retirement pay ana other
privileges enjoyed hy officers OF the
regular army. 4 delegation ~ wound
cd NJ who served as Officers IN the
war appeared before THE committee
IN lahaif of the measure. NJ did
cant. Victor Heintz. fofmcr rrpnhii-
can congressman from Ohm. The
latter. representing the American
Legion, contended that ther" was a
rontrict In he arlcctive service act
giving emergency officers tho same
retirt ment benefits that va To those
Of fhe regular army. tn. mel nf-
frcted hv Scnator Bnrstim hill
would he reserve officers. officers OF
the national guard n national
army. and officers promoted from the
ranks for bravery.
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stock pigs steady. bulk $3.50 NS.T5.
sheep receipts, 2,000; kiiling classes
steady; Texas wethers aud ycarlingS.
$500; few native ewes. Sfoe. Colo
RADIO yearlings. &s.25. native lambs.
1915: few Colorado, t9.Go.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Crttle re-
ceipts 5000. steady. quality piaIni
bulk heer steer. $3.50 500: bulk
fat she stock, Sl.0Om $500; cnnners
and cutters largely f2.bOe a. $50. bulk
bologna bulls s5.75git5; butchers
si.5O ~ b.Tb. hulk veal calves fi0.b0m
II 90: Etockers and feeders steers
mostly 5000 s.Go
Hog receipts. $4,000: fairly active.
steady to ib cents higher; bulk OF
sales s7.40ms.7h; top $3.50: heavw
weights s. 4 $50: medium weights
1923 $50. light weights $3.50 ~ $50.
light lights. ss.7b1 s.75; heavy pack
ing sowH smooth sac a. 500; packing
sows. rough s7.oo $50; pigs a. 7.75
G3.00.
Sheep receipts. \ 1000: sheen and
fat native lambs mostly steady; top
natives $500, bulk early ts.bch 800;
no western lambA sold early. best
feeder LAMBDA yesterday. S7.15.
DENVER. Aug. es.-Caule re-
ccipts. 2OO. steady. beef stors $1,000
.G.5b. cows and hcifers S3.00 a $50:
calves sb.OOmS.bg: stockeIs aud
feeders. ss.b0ms2b.
Hog receipts none. unchaged.
sheep receipts, 100. steady: lamhH
800 500; ewes $4,000 3.2S; feeder
lambs fa.0NH 6.2b.
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ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

upward again. At the end OF the
flrtt hOur prices were "a TO y cents
above the opening.
Corn started = cent higher and was
gclath ely firm despite announcements
81 enormous receipts Ia this market.
Opening prices were bth centa for
September. 5fiS cents TO bsSt cents
for December and bsis cents FOR
May.
Oats reflected the corr conditions.
starting relatively unchanged 10 A
rent higher. with sepiembeXr 3fis
cents. December - cents and May
Al I. ccrts.
Provisions were slightly weaker on
some initial selling. The live hog
market showed "a tendency 10 steady
al n small advance over yesterday.
Increased buiiish sentiment Ia
wheat engendered By the export cred
Il bill kept prices on the up grade
sales took them below yestvrday's
finish. September ended nj ti.tsA
10 SIZE December al 81 81 to si2ih
and May at si.e}h.
Removal Of corn hedges against n
million bushels OF export saies helped
tho futures market. The close was
firm nj a fractional net advance with
september - y cents TO x cent 10
Ban mi and December Afh cents
TO as cents TO 54M cents.
Close.
wheat-sept siisA Dec. sl.2i.
Corn--SepL. $3.50; Dee. 5fAc.
Onts-Sept. 34Mc. Dec. asc.
Park-sept. ti7.gO.
Lard Sept. tii.OO. oct. 1l.i2.
Iuha- sept. xA-20s Oct. fg.i1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator rrpalrinr, ouIcIic Auto CO.

Radiator repairing. Quickic Auto Co.
A. A Romero. Held deputy Tor tho
Internal revenue office, loft wedncs.
day nighi for Msrdalena aud socorro
on a business trip.
Charles on Kerry. assistant super-
visor 90 collectors FOR the Internal
revenue department with headauar.
tiers In Denver. u IN Albuquerque on
an inspection trip. lie will he here
several days
G. y. kor-,nin. who was q mem
ser o. 'he fefss' aervlee forfr in this
district tor nve Yeats. and Ance has
been working with the service NJ
Ogden. Utah. PASSED through Aihu-
querque this morning nm his way to
Asfeviilc. n. G.. where he viii he
cnnncrtrd with the southern sprn-
ihchian experiment station.
J. J. Foley of thr Continental on
roinpany IL In Gallup this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

New York. Aug. zG.-cotton futures
ei6Etd strong October $3.50; De
eember tib.sG. January tlb.7zi
March fi5.s5; Nay sls.sz.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The board OF county commissioners
Of Herunlillo county will meet tho
tenth dny Of September. 1921. at
10 u. hi. at the county court house.
old Albuquerque. Due notice IN
hereby given to the three political
parties, the Republicans, Independ-
ents and the Democrats. 10 that they
may ave a list % election Judges
ready for this meeting. AZ this meet
ing the board OF county commission
ors viii select from the lists three
qualified persons IN each precinct In
the county 10 act as judges OF election
10 be- held September 20 for the
sslrction 81 a q. = senator.
tsigned) FRED CROTIOT.
County Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
30 New Members
Added to Chamber of
Commerce by Drive

The Chamber % Commerce reports
great success la ~ campaign Tor re-
Inewais aud new memberships Thf
teams are atil working on a few who
were missed IN III. first days Of the
drive. aud will not be- able to finish
up this week because - many busl
ness men are out of the city,
To date there are more uhan 10
memberships which have been taken
in from people who ave never had
memberships In the chamber before.
The committecS report hat none OF
he old members have urned them
down. and n great many renewals
have been taken In.
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DEATHS

GARcfA-Faneni services Of Miss
torina Garcia, daughter 81 Mr.. sud Mrs.
Nietarlo Garcia, was held this aftrfBoQn a.
Atrisro. Garcia a sons YER Ia charge.
GAHCIA-1ke funeral aof rsdfo Garcia,
who died last Wednesday. was held this
morning ~ = o'clock from The family real
dnse. Burial Was A. Santa Barbara GENE
try. Craliott vas IN charge.
lOPSON+H. '. lopsou died last night
~ his apartments after a shaft Illness. he
cane here from Arizona . lev weeks aSs.
He "a survived BY une sister Hnd his mother,
Who were with him 81 the end Funeral
arrangements are ,ihl pending crollort IL
in charge.
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