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Evening star., 1921-03-22

The Tgers in 1920 won 81 and lost % gaines
finishing seventh, with percentage Of 1896.
The team hit 20 and felded for 064.
The Tigers Joined the American LeATue in
1900. being, with the White So1 and Indians
charter members Of the organizat ton.
During their career Of twenty-one yearB in
the American League the Tigers have won
1873 and lost 1.420. ranking third in the life
time standing. with q percentage Of .si7
Ofhcers are: Frank J. Navin, president; Ty
X. COBB. manager; Charles F. Navin, secretary.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
Central League Reorganizes.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. March o.
Reorganization Of the Central League
has been completed. The circuit will
be composed of Lansing. Jackson,
Ludington, Muskegon, Grand Rapids
and kalamazoo. Emerson w. Dicker-
son Of Grand Rapids was reelected
president, secretary and treasurer.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
BROWNS-GIANTS CLASHES
IN NEW ORLEANS LIKELY

EW ORLEANS La March IA twogame series between the
Americans and prospect
Saturday and Sunday New York scheduled
President
Giants.
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Schmidt 5siRs &C. Fxtes.

HOT 1SSsr@S@ Ark. March a.
walter Schmidt star catcher of the
Pittsburgh Nationals, is on the job. He
did not report when the other players
took up the grind. and as no word came
from the Pacific Coast boy. many rumors
circulated at the Pirate camp. When he
arrived last night he reported to Man.
ager Gibson that he had been training
in the west.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
MAXWELL HAS SECUTED
ON ALL MAJOR OUTFITS
Makes Indians FavOrites i'm Johnson Circuit
Puts Nationals on Equal Basis With Browns.
Sees White Sox as Contenders.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

TAMPA, Fa March 2An with anything liable hap
of the the
League held by critic who has just completed months of
training both The question is
Swahmore of the nesmen foot ball
regarded the half best gdron
officials the country and who has issued standing challenge for
a
poundage which he admits $40 the last he visited coal yard
Evening star., 1921-03-22
W. Va. Has Big Sauad.

MORGANTOwN. W. Va, March e.
Fifty-seven candidates for the West
Virginia base bali team have applied for
uniforms Coach Ira Rodgers has an
nounced. Ten letter man" are in the
list.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
BUSINESS NINE TO OPEN
SEASON NEXT TUESDAY

USNESS HIGH SCHOOLS base bali which has been hard
work the practice field for the weeks will formally
competitive Tuesday, when scheduled
face the Gonzaga High School The Stenogphers
Thursday afternoon Stewards College,
the played will be of practice tilt than anything
Evening star., 1921-03-22
Plays That Puzzle
BILLY EVANS

Hero is . peculiar play that came UP
in the American League last season:
The bases are filled. two are out and
the batter hits q short fly to left field.
on which each runner advances q base.
The runner VINO advanced from first to
second was in an excellent position to
see whether the short fly was caught
or trapped. He evidently thought the
fielder had made q fair catch. although
the umpire thought otherwise. After
touching second he started back to first.
which was his position in the field.
believing the fielder had made legal
catch and retired the side. The team at
bat finally made the player realize the
umpire had ruled the ball had been
trapped. He rushed back to second.
The fielder in the meantime had thrown
to the second basemar. who first stood
on the bag and then touched the runner
out as he slid into second. Did the run
count? The team in the field claimed
the play at second resolved itself into a
force third out on which a run cannot
Rc0rp
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Derrick Quits Base Ball.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 22.-Cfaude
Derrick. last year shortstop on the
Toledo club Of the American Association
and former big Lacquer. has retired from
base ball
Evening star., 1921-03-22
Two Browns on Sick List.

BOGALUSA, La. March 22-The ST
Louis Americans are using two re-
cruits Lamb and Wetzel, in the out
Evening star., 1921-03-22

At Durham, n. C-Tfinity College,
10; New York University, s.
At Tallahassee, Fla-Mercef, His
Florida, o.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
R., Counts; Not . roree-Out.

The run counted. The third out at
second base was not a force-out. as the
team in the field contended. The rum
ner having once touched second became
the occupant Of that base. eliminating
any chance for a force. He left the
base at his peril after becoming the oc-
c,1part of that bag.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
SIGNS BRIBERY BILL.
Warrington Governor o. KS Meas

OLYMPIA. WASH. March 22.-Gox.
Hart yesterday signed the base ball
bribery bill passed by the recent leg
islature. 1t provides that any player.
umpire. club owner or other en-
ploye Of base bali clubs or leagues
who conspires to throw q game shall
be guilty Of a gross misdemeanor,
punishable by fine and jail sentence.
Evening star., 1921-03-22

field. Tobin being ont with a lame
arm and Williams suffering from N
attack Of tonsilftia.
Evening star., 1921-03-22

Walker Johnson has developed a
crick in his neck which is quite pain
full and interfereS with his work. His
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RICHARDSON

Chas. II. Casscll has accepted Il po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
American Tobacco Company.
Mrs. c. Boyd who has been very III
with typhoid fever is improving.
Arch Childcrs of AuXier spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Haden Childers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L, Wilbur and little
daughter left Tuesday evening for
Chattanooga, Tenn whore they will
visit Mrs. Wilbur's parents.
Rev. Sparks preached very inter
"sting sermon here Sunday night
Mrs Eliza Hinkle and son Roberts
of Van Lear spent Sunday with friends
here. -. ..... 49, -. ....: So. -. .
Thomas Wooten has moved to the
farm he bought from DIR. Eray .
Misses Lucille Wallace and Edris
Price spent a pleasant evening with
Mrs. G. c. Shepherd Tuesday
Samuel Patton of this place and Miss
Laura Preston of Graves Shoals went
TO Louisa Saturday and were united
in marriage. The bride. is the daugh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Joe Preston. Mr..
Patton is to be congratulated on the
prize he has won, and we are glad to
say Mr.. Patton is worthy of a good
wife. They have many friends who
wish them happy life. r. -. '".
.-......a SUNSHINE.
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MATTE

Fred Short, wife and children spent
Saturday and Sunday with Milt Nc
kinster and wife of Adams.
Mrs. d. NJ. Justice spent Monday with
Mrs. b. F. Moore.
c. c. Hays was in Louisa Saturday.
Mamie Moore of Louisa visited rel
atives here last week.
ReVs. D. y. Hayes and John Van
hoose will preach at the Cando church
the third Saturday and following Sun
day in this month. ... -.
Lewis Moore has purchased a fine
Nictrola. 80 ...... ,..:: =. ....
Jettie Hayes spent Friday afternoon
with Minnie Moore. ...
Jay Moore was the Sunday guest of
ohm Hayes and wife of Charley
Allie Edwards, wife and daughter,
and Mrs. Minnie Moore and little son
were visiting relatives in Louisa re-
Gently. f. ...".. .. IT,.
Willie Davis of Sip visited b. +,
and family last week. -.. '....
Stella Moore is spending a few weeks
with relatives in Johnson county.
Willie Moore who has been attending
X. N. c. returned home sick Saturday
Mrs. Oscar Short is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. .Alva Short who Is very ILL.,
"...... "..G MRS. GRUNDG..
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THAT MORN
ING LAMENESS

II you are lame every morning. and
suffer urinary ills, there must be a
cause. Often it's weak Kidneys. To
strengthen the weakened kidneys and
avert more serious troubles, use Doan's
Kidney Pills. You can rely on Louisa
testimony.
NJ. Ferguson, plumber and painter.
Louisa, says: Some years ago my
kidneys got in bad shape and | suf-
fered much pain when passing the kid
ney secretions. There would be some
sediment in the secretions, too. My
back had duh kind of pain in it and
il was about all could do of a morn
ing 10 dress myself, ] was so lame
across my back. | have done much
hard work in my time and followed
the painting trade blame the smell
of turpentino. for the starting OF my
trouble. Finally, | got to reading about
Deans Kidney Pills, 50 ! went to the
Louisa Drug Store Co. and got three
boxes. used them until my troubles
left. me Doan's Kidney Pills toned up
my system generally and | couldn't
recommend a better remedy for kidney
trouble than Doans Kidney Pills"
60c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co, MFRS, Buffalo. n. Y
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MEADS BRANCH

Rev. G. V. Pack preached at the
school house Saturday and Sunday
Bill Hinltle was baptized Saturday.
g. Levi p. Miller had the misfortune to
lose a fine mare Sunday with collie. He
had just traded for her Friday before.
Rev A. H. Miller failed to fill his
appointment OH Lick Creek Sunday :,
w II, Miller bought a fine pair Of
young mules of Hartman Blackburn
last week.
our people are beginning to flrm
some on our creek. j..
John Reynolds has moved to LICK
Greek to farm this year.
Gus Hickman and Bill Hinkle went
to Lick Creek Sunday.
NJ. p. Hickman is building a good
house on his farm which will add much.
to the Improvement of his place.
Tom Dobbins was delivering fruit
trees TO the farmers of our creek Inst
week. ONLY ONE.
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ULYSSES

Miss Carmal Castle was calling on
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Sammie Borders was calling on his
sister saturday and Sunday at Char
ley, Mrs. II. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Miller of Cat
lettsburg, who had been visiting her
parents at this place have returned
home.
Theodore Puckett called on home
folks Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. j. r. y. Borders and MIR. and
Mrs. {. +. Compton were the dinner
guests of Mrs. NJ. f. Burton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry McChntock, MIR.
Burns Davis and Okie Young called on
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Burton Sunday af-
ternoon 10 hear some victrola music.
Miss Mary Davis was calling on
Madge Borders Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Fraley were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
DOoley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Castle were
calling on home folks Sunday.
Lizzie, Bora and Emily Edwards
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. NJ. F.
Burton Sunday
Several attended the ball game Sun
day and seemed to enjoy it, ,'.
Mrs, Ora Borders Mr.. and Mrs. Ter
ry McClintock We're calling on Mrs
John Pickett Monday 49,. .- ..
Dewey Boyd made a business trip to
Catlettsburg Saturday
Timber cutting and saw milling is
all the go here now, r..
The farmers are. all getting ready
for farming some blowing and some
fencing. FORGET ME-NOT.
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PRICHARD, w. VA.

Rev Farley preached real inter
esling sermon Sunday night.
MIR. and Mrs. G. j. Collins left Sun
day for the springs at Martinsville
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Kane came home
from Huntington Saturday after Wis
II with relatives.
Mrs. Helen Smith of This place has
returned home after a few days visit
at Huntington
Mrs. Colinsworth attended the flu
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ADELINE

There Will hr church at lhis place
Monday night March a. by Rev. i. II.
Cleveland. EvvrybodS invited To come.
Sunday school viii be- organized here
Easter Sunday
Willie Savage of Fnljsburg was call
ing here Sunday
Miss Ruby Ross and brothers spent
sunday with their brother, T. + Ross
OF Buchanan
Arviila Bclomy HIs calling ou Col
da white Sunday.
Fred Miiler AVID daughter were, shop
ping Ia Ashland Friday.
Mpssra Curtis and Arthur WIFI"
and Charley Humphrey we've rallin-
on friends in Culhrri~On Sunday.
Misses Nora white and Anna IIumph
rcy viii spend few days m kruova,
w. Va. this week.
Gladys Elc" 50, NJ sunday with Al.
ma NanhOrn
Miss Della Atkins was III" guest OF
Miss Nora White SUNDAY
Bascom Nu5lcy passed thro, Eh h"rc
rnroutr To Nj. Zion Suud"y
Mrs. Joe B'llomy and sons were tn"
guests OF Mrs Fred Mincr Sunday.
Mrs, Enoll1, Brllumy was visiting
Nrs, Belle aud Susie ltuggles Sunday.
Howard Bryan OF Ashland sprnt a
few days with relatives at this place.
Fred Humphrey attended, Singing
and church a Buchanan chapel Sun
day
10. White. lr, paid home folks q.
visit SATURDAY and sunday
Mrs, Joe While was visiting Mrs. Joe
humphrey Friday.
Pharoah Miller and children spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs, Fred lack
son.
Goldle. whit" has returned home
from Kcnova, W Va,
Shelby Rankin failed to MI his reg
ular appointment here Sunday
There IL expected to be church here
the third Saturday and fourth Sunday
in this month,
TWO LONESOME GIRLS.
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RICHARDSON


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WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

Mrs. Chas. Haws OF Ashland re-
gently visited relatives here. ..'
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien and son Vinson
Weddington, have returned to their
farm here, from Cincinnati.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Burke. ~ Aux
Ter. spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs Marion Wilson
Lawrence Peters has returned after
a visit with friends AT Portsmouth
A. G.. Terrell and son Otis Of ShnI.
hiana, spent III" week end with home
folks.
Miss Kizzie See and Miss Lycan of
Jenkins spent III" week end with Mr.
and Mrs Sam See
Willard Webb and daughter, Miss
ThclmA, attended church at Wilson's
Chapel Sunday
Fred Peters OF Fort Gay, spent Sat.
urday with relatives herr"
Bill Hall of Louisa, and Rufus May.
nard of Gallup. attended SUNDAY
School here Sunday.
Miss NcssIC NJ r.trrS had rs guests
for dinner Sunday Mr., Elmer Irby OF
Lnvalcttc, ", Va. and Miss Shprley
katcliffe and Mr.. Hugh Holt Of Wal
bridge.
HTh.". AhuftW shannon ana mute
daughters OF Gallup, attended IN" fu.
neral OF Mr. Richard +. Radcliffe
Sunday, March 6. 1921. Richard F.
Radcliffe ~! a.S.""p and entered the
Joy OF his Lord. He was born in Tuze-
well county. Va. November II, 1852
His age WaH 10 years, 3 months and
29 days, place OF death, Motoaka W
Va. Pulmonary tuberculosis caused
his death. II" came 10 Lawrence
county at the age of 10 and shortly
afterward was married TO Miss Ma.
herya HGrdwick, daughter OF Richard
;iaTiwi,I. Of wsynr county, ". Va
Seven children wcTr born 10 this union
four boys and ihrrr girls. Those living
are MIR. John RaiCliN" OF Louisa, Mrs.
l. Hinkle and Mrs. ID. c. Sizcmorc.
HIS wife died and he was married the
second time TO Miss Dora Stansbury,
sister OF Mr. Harry II. Stansbury OF
this place. who survives him. To the
last union were born seven children.
Those living ar" Mr.. Harry Ilatclifrc,
MIS-. G.. Conlcy, Mrs. ID, r, Wcllman.
Mr. Burr Radcliffe and Miss Myrtle
Radcliffe. All tn" children wcr" pres
ont at his burial March sth. His fu-
neral was preached from his son John
RatGline'R, HON" and h" was placed
beside his wife tn the Wcliman GENE
tery. Rev. W II. Miller had Charg- of
the funeral service" a large gathering
Of relatives and friends were present
who were anxious to show their esteem
for the dead and"Nprcss their sympathy
for the living. IL" Expressed his Will
inEncss and readiness TO go and re.
questcd his loved ones TO meet him in
heaven. Many beautiful flowers were
placed on III" casket
Hard 1t Is for thee to part.
For II rynds the aching heart
but an heir Of glory gone.
Let the Will Of God be done.
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TRINITY

Sunday school will be organized al
this place Sunday Everybody come.
Several of our boys and girls attend
cd school ut Baker Hill Friday. All re-
ported Il nice time.
George Waible of Cleveland is Wis
ting Miss Monnie Handley.
Miss Norma Taylor and Miss Margie
lIolbrook were the dinner guests OF
Miss Garnet Jordan Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. johnson anp
family, Mrs. Lora Fannin and family
and Jennie Thornsbery were calling on
Mrs. James Taylor Sunday
Miss Grace Belcher is expected home
soon.
Miss Margery Holbrook spent sun
day evening with Miss Normie Tay-
lUr I'm"
Miss Norma Taylor will leave soon
for Louisa
Wedding bells win ring here soon
PEGGY,
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HENRIETTA

John G. Meek of Offutt was visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Meek
Friday .. 49,.
| Nirgie Williamson spent the week
| end with home folks at Tomahawk. 49,
| Joe West, who has been employed
at Jockin, w. Va. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Ward returned to
| their home nj Wceksbury Friday They
had been here visiting parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Dutton.
George Williamson spent Friday
night with his aunt, Sarah Murray.
Que and Gypsie Ward spent the
week END with relatives at Tomahnw k.
Jess" Boyd is employed at Shelby ut
present.
NlrgI" Williamson spent Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Booth
Mrs. Addic Daniel was visiting her
sister Susi" SPEARS. last Thursday
Mr. ana Mrs Tom Bnldridge Of
HELLER ar" visiting parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. George Daniel at this place.
MOnrO" Pack was visiting relatives
her" last week
Ivory Ward WAS visiting Maxi" Meek
Saturday
Marion Spears WAS shopping at this
p!aC" Saturday,
Herbert Preston mad" a business "trip
10 PaintsvIlle Friday.
jeff Miller OF Drift was visiting rel
httVcs here Saturda yand Sunday.
Mrs. Mandy Reed OF Robinson creek
was visiting relatives here last week.
Mrs. Tishia Eanhoose WAS visiting
her daughter Mrs. Stella Boyd at
Georges creek Sunday.
Ivory Ward spent Sunday with home
folks
Tom Simpson and Frank Miller were
on our creek Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Murray, Mary Miller and
Susie Spears were visiting Mrs. Mary
Meek Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mastin Boyd were Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vanhoose
Sunday. e..
Ivory Ward and Ardath Scaggs were
visiting Make Meek Sunday.
Leone Borders was visiting home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Jesse Sparks spent Saturday night
with Vernon Boyd.
Make Boyd and Matte Hinkle were
visiting at Whitchouse Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Sparks
"P'"' 'u''""S WAN WI anu WI D. '"a
per Meek.
DiXi" Ratclin, Opal Swan and Shcr-
ley Rlevins were visiting Jessie Work
man Sunday.
Miss Gladys Meek was visiting Mrs.
Susie Spears Monday.
Frank Miller was visiting relatives
here Monday.
Mrs. Martha Spears and Miss Addic ,
Daniel w"r" shopping at this place
Monday.
Mrs. Lena Osborn was visiting Mrs
Rachael Booth Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Fannin spent Sunday
with Miss Lizzie Booth.
THE GIRL OF THE GLODEN WEST.
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ELLEN

Church was largely attended nj his
place Saturday night.
The carpet lacking given by Mrs.
Monroe Adams was largely attended
and all reported II nice time. lemon
ado, candy and apples were served. -
We were sorry 10 hear OF the death
Of Carl Busscy. We extend our sym
pathy to III" bcreaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Burton were he
Sunday guests of Miss Lcona Adams.
George Taylor and Willie i'liry
were nj Ellen Saturday
Mrs. Wiley Moore and daughter were
Visiting Mrs. Corlda Adams Sunda".
Mrs. Ncss Ball and children were
Visiting Cox Carter Sunday.
d. =. Adams. wifi" and daughter re-
turned home Saturday after 80. til
ing "A few days with relatives at this
place.
M"ssrs FRANK VI. Thompson, James
$. and Robert y, Carter were calling
On tn" Curnutt"s Sunday evening.
Misses Ruth l. and Pearl Moore and
Esta NJ. Thompson spent II pleasant
day with GYPSY L. and MrNic NJ Thomp
son sunday.
Mrs. Luther Adams spent Friday
with home folks.
l.. l.. Thompson, wife and daughter
w"r" Visiting Isaac Adams and family
SUNDAY!
Miss Mae Thompson has returned
HON" after spending a few weeks with
her grandfather, Ban. al Dry Ridge.
james 5. Carter purchased II fine
horse last week
Ora Thompson Was a business call
or at Trad Thursday
clyde G. Curnutlr attended church
at Dry Ridge Thursday night
Lhfe Carter attended church at Ever
green Sunday.
Don't forget the prayer meeting at
Spl ingdalc every Saturday night
FIVE DEMOCRATS.
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EAST FORK

Charley fannin, who has been very
low with pneumonia is improving.
Robert Compton OF Ncwcomb was
calling at this place Sunday.
4 large crowd Of our boys and girls
from this place attended church at
East Fork chapel Sunday night.
Mrs. w. d. Queen was the guest OF
her parents Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
lard Smith.
Miss Ada Fannin will leav" soon for
Portsmouth where sh" will spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Barrct..
Bertha Fannin has returned home
from Columbus O.
Chester Compton passed up our creek
Monday.
Bert Higgins was calling AT New
comb Sunday.
Let us hear from Potter and HUI
l"ttC, FORGET ME- NOT.
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GLADYS AND OVERDA.

Lindsey Webb is improving.
Mrs. Edison Boggs was calling on.
Chlora Kitchen Wednesday.
Herman Webb is moving into the
house vacated by Willie lobe on Dan
iels Creek .
Lizzie Kitchen was calling on Mrs.
Stella lobe Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Ball was calling on the
Misses Kitchen Saturday.
Miss Alma Kitchen attended church
at Pollys Chapel Saturday night.
.. .. GREEN IVORY.
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FALLSBURG

The Big Blain" Encampmcnt lodge
met her" Friday night and was largely
attended
Their" will be- pIr social her" Sat
urday night. III" 18th, for the benefit Of
the preacher. Everybody invited.
Mrs. French Harmon was shopping
here last week. also Miss Fanny
Thompson OF HOrsciord
Dewey Lewis has moved into the
hous" with Forest Damron.
Lindsey Collinsworth and VIII" were
visiting home folks here Sunday
Mrs. Mamie F'rashor was calling on
friends her" Friday
John Jordan whn. has been visiting
rrihuivcs and trirnus here returned to
his home in Wayland.
There was quite a good ATTENDANCE"
III Inc H"h"cra irdE" Saturday night.
lluma Henson was visiting Mrs.
Hazel Jordan saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Drew Eker7. were, visit
ing Mrs Ida Garter sunday
Miss Luolla Ekurs was the evening
guest of Lou Carter sunday.
CcCil Mann was visiting friends on
IIursoford Sunday
rnmmi" Austin and sister. Elizabeth
were guests OF their sister, Mrs Bertha
CuOksey, sunday.
Uncle John is confined To his bed
with an attack Of pneumonia.
Essic Mann was Tisiting her aunt
Mrs. Frashcr Sunday.
There will he a pTotractcd meeting
Mt this place neat month. commencing
the l7th.
The works are still very dun Al this
tim" IN the oil fields
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Maddy were the
guests OF Mrs. Lee Rife Sunday.
Guy and Clarence Edgar Dilly were
the evening guests Of Mona Mae and
Kenneth CoOkscy Friday.
TWO CHUMS.
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HICKSVILLE

Hernia Pinkerton had as her guests
Sunday Miss Stella Mckinney, Lula
Caldwell, Opal and Audrey Thompson,
Miss Odra Hicks had as her guests
Sunday Miss Oracle HoTbrook
Bessie and Jessie Dalton, Anon Hol-
brook and Leonard Adams and little
brother. Thurman were visiting W. p,
Caldwell Sunday.
Sarah Mckinney and daughter Stella
were at l.. NJ, Clevengers Saturday.
George Holbrook is our new huxter
through our neighborhood.
Dovie Young and children were Wis
iting her mother Sunday Mrs. T. G.
Pinkerton,
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taking treatment at the. WEIGH hos
pital, is much improved
George Coffey and Misses Blanch
and Edna Deepen We're in Bluefield
Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs S. NJ. Hall were visiting
AT Dry Fork Saturday and Sunday.
Sink Varney of Panther. was calling
on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. John Cole spent Sunday with
her friend, Mrs. Lewis Barnett.
PEGGY