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Evening journal., 1921-12-02
DNEDEPTHFOR
RIVER CHANNEL
Shoal Area Near Cherry
Island Being Removed
BY Dredges
MUCH ROCK TO
BE REMOVED

The latest examination Of the
lhannel in the Delaware River and
Pay, made under the direction Of
Major l. r. Lyon. United States
Engineer in charge OF improvements
NJ Wilmington. shows a depth OF 80
feet and more in the center line
throughout the entire length OF the
fhannel, except for a shoal area ex-
lending from about 1900 feet above
| o about 1900 feet below the Marcus
Hook Cherry Island intersection.
NTH minimum depth OF 29.5 feet.
)rhe removal OF this shosl Is In pro-
|Lress-
I There Is srnaI1 rock area on the
westerly side Of Tinicum Range. op-
site the upper end OF Chester Is
and. The least depth over the
ock within the channel limits Is 80
! Fl at mean low water. There are
lso shoal areas. composed partly OF
tdge rock. in the western half OF the
Nnannel at the lower end OF Chester
Range. and at the upper end OF Mar
ElN f1OUh lNdnEts " nAlt AnFAt -
10 ledge rock within the channel
limits on either Marcus Hook or
rhester Ranges projecting above 30
et at mean low water, vessels draw
!lng more than 7s feet should navi-
y ate the eastern half OF the chan
|el. which is clear OF all obstruction
p a depth or 80 feet or more at
bean low water.
There is a dangerous rock area
tTing 10 the westward OF the inter
lection OF Marcus Hook and Ches-
er Ranges. and between these
anges and the Old Schooner Ledge
Range opposite the large Stag pile
"a the Delaware River Steel Com
Eany. OF Chester. The lower limit
III this rock area is marked by a
horizontal striped buoy. and deep
Draft vessels should keep to the east
<vard at this point
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
IF HEADACHE IS
DVE TO DEBILITY
Gude's Pepto-Mangan
: Restores the Blood
to Natural Vigor

Many people who suffer from
.headaches never find the real cause
<rhey do not know that a condition
>bg debility, with blood thin and
Tatery. rs likely 10 cause ailments
~ any kind Hsadaches are fre-
|rDsmtfy bronkh1 ca ~ = wezkened
s~sdfsnn- T1hs bDdI s. more ssnhd-
3aRs 10 pain and uufn the blood is
jhJRAfhy Il n a1rnpst ,mposzible TO
sstabAissh a rurs fpr headAcbeA II
h Il tho ufnapst mportAnos 10 build
| - the h1uod frEt. People subject
p headaches are usually n a rnOre
( sr less run down cond1t1on-
A cUurse in csuders Pepto-ManEan
Stslrcn IN either liquid OF tablet form
builds the blood. restores Il to its
|n.tural abnormal state. fun Of red
<sorpuscles. iSe little oells which
make blood red IN oolor. Thousands
ol people are finding that headaches
F are due 10 nothing but weakened
Condition caused by impure blood
|blogged with poisons. Buy GUIDES
&Pepto-Mansan OF your druggist. He
las It in liqtdd or tablet form
q MertiSemerr-
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
MAYOR TO SPEAK

Mayor Harvey win be one OF the
Ipeakers next Thursday night. at the
Innual banquet OF the Chester Coun-
/ Historical Society. in West Ches-
Ter. Pa The mayors summer
home. Osborne Farm, near West
Chester includes part Of the Brandy
vine battlefelds. and he probably
Fill speak on the battle.
Evening journal., 1921-12-02

Guy r. Ford. as chairman. has
Jailed a meeting OF the real estate
md building trades section Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. to be held in
pc offices OF the chamber At 4 O'Clock
|hext Tuesday afternoon A man
ging committee viii be named and
EXAMINATIONS made for directors who
.Tiil be voed on in January.
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
GABRIEL gNUBBFRs
TO NOMINATE DIRECTORS

Sales and servica- Automobile
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Commencement Of
TOWER HILL SCHOOL
Exercises Held This Morning
and This Afternoon; Grad
uation Tomorrow.

Appropriate exercises today and to-
morrow will mark the closing vf the
term OF Tower Hin School Seventeenth
street and Tower Hill road. The class
day program was given this morning
This afternoon the field day sports will
take place on the school athletic
grounds.
Tomorrow morning the commence
rnent exercises will be held In the au-
ditorium. John ID. Skilton. A. M. s..
4. D.. hend master. will preside over
the ceremonies and the address to the
graduates Will be made by DR.. John
Duncan Spaeth OF Princeton Uniyer-
sity.
The graduates are Marion Edna
Barnett. Mabel coppage. Adelaide
Lenore Eastman, Gertrude Wexier
Robin, Henry Alstone Skilton and
Elizabeth Pine Van Gelder.
Tomorrow night reception and
dance viii be rendered the members
Of the graduating class by the pupils
OF the upper classes.
The program this morning was az
follows:
j. Folk Dances,
Kindergarten and Grade !
ta) Danish Dance Of Greeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years. said DIR. Carey, I have
been prescribing Marshroot for kid
ney and bladder sickness and now
that | have retired from active prsc-
tice | have made arrangements with
leading druggists TO dispense this
wonderful prescription at a moderate
price. on the money back IL dissatis-
fled plan.
Beware of kidney ase--thousands
die of IL every year who ought to be
enjoying the blessings of life and
health Watch the symptoms. II you
have specks floating before the eyes,
puffy eyes. clammy feet or moist
palms. backache or sideache. you
ought 10 get bottle of DIR. Carey's
Marshroot right away.
II has wonderfully benefited tens of
thousands Of cases OF kidney and blad-
der troubles and is the medicine you
can always depend upon. Results are
guaranteed.
Note--Dr. Daniel q. Carey was a
practicing physician for many years
and his great prescription. Marsh
root" aided thousands of sufferers
from kidney and bladder troubles.
Hereafter you can always get this eff
fective prescription at n. r. Danforth,
J. NJ Eckerd and all reliable pharma-
cists the country over. Keep in mind
the name. DIR. Carey's Marshroot
Prescription No. 777. No other nedi-
cine can take its place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
LOCAL AUTO RACERS
TO GO TO CHESTER
Wilmingtonians Expected to
Participate in the Events on
Saturday, June 10.

Those who enjoyed the fast and ex-
citing automobile races on Decora-
ton bay will have an opportunity Of
again seeing many of the speedy driv-
ers race at Chester, Pa. Fair Grounds
track on Saturday afternoon. June Is.
In addition to the automobiles there
will also be three motorcycle events,
including several of the fastest riders
in the country. Tho program Will
really be made up of a combination of
riders who rode at Baltimore, Potts
town and Wilmington on Decoration
Day. this arrangement being made
possible on account of June Is being
an off date.
The track at the Chester Fair
Grounds has been improved during
the past month, including the widen
ing of the curves. a new grand stand
and a fence around the track for tho
protection of the public. Scraping
and rolling of the track, with the
banking of one curve, has made ii one
of the fastest dirt tracks in the East
and no doubt some of the previous
records will be broken during this
meet.
1t is expected that most of the Deia-
ware boys who made such a remark
able showing on Decoration Day at
the local fair grounds win be includ-
ed in the program at the Chester
track.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

construction. by the Equitable Trust
co. to the state Of Delaware. for $419
Land In Appoauinimink hundred
for highway construction, by Millison
j. Metcnlf To the State OF Delaware
for s24b. and by Harrison L. Town
send and Thomas II. Townsend for
sss.
Land near Tybout's Corner. for
highway construction, by r. Coleman
du pont to the State OF Delaware, for
the nominal sum of 81.
Land In Brandywine hundred, for
highway construction, by Hannah
Prince and Frank Bechtcl to the State
Of Delaware, for the nominal sum OF
81 each.
Land at Brack -Ex, by Emma NJ
Read to Francis u. Hickman, for
$780, adjoining land. by William II.
Brown TO Francis ID. Hickman. for
5000.
Land on Holloway Terrace. by
George W. Reese to George Wilhelm.
for $3.50.
Land on Broolland Terrace, by the
J. w. Holloway Co. to Joseph A. ALL
croft. for the nominal sum of $40.
Land at Minquadalc. by John NJ
Mackenzie to Andrew Rash, for the
nominal sum of $40.
Land In Blackbird hundred. by VIII
liam J. Nowland TO II. Coleman du
Pont, for the nominal sum of $5.-
Land on Montrose Terrace. by
Gustav A. Molin TO John T.. Danielson,
for the nominal sum of 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
p. 4 s. Commencement.

The Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pitai viii hold its annual commence
ment in the New Century Club to-
morrow night, when three nurses,
Miss Helen C. Toft. Miss Ingeborg T.
SeedorfT and Mrs. Hazel w James
will graduate. The diplomas will be
conferred by DIR. Albert Robin and
Rev. William Lamming, Of St. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church. will give
the invocation. Mayor William q.
Taylor is expected to deliver the ad-
dress. The exercises will be followed
by dancing.
---<1p--
Want TO boat?--Brandywine Springs
Park has beautiful lake.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
LITTLE GIRL CAUGHT
N FLAMING AUTO,
BURNED TO DEATH
ahmed Door Resisted Efforts
OF Her Father to Release
Her in Time.
'ERlSHED IN THE FLAMES

pccial Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. June 9.-Ruth LeMay
he eight-year-old daughter OF DR.
Marcy LeMay of Chicago, Ill., was
,arncd to a crisp yesterday after
,oon. near Rock Church, in the
Fourth district of Cecil county. when
IN automobile in which she was rid
ug overturned and took fire.
DIR. LeMay, who is college pro-
essor In Chicago accompanied by his
wife and daughter, was en- route from
he latter city TO relatives in Newark
\. j. While descending hin on the
elegraph road near Rock Church
heir coupe overturned and the
laughter was caught under the car
md before she could be rescued was
rematcd.
DIR. f.eMay succeeded in rescuing
ais wife, but not until he had severed
IN artery in his arm in his effort to
ave her
Six hundred dollars in a pocket
book belonging to Mrs. LeMay were
burned. and instruments belonging
q DIR. ISeMay valued at several hum
ired dollars also were. destroyed.
The machine overturned when DR..
JeMay s~erved from one side of the
Sad 10 the other. The side he had
,ccn driving on was very soft and
ne physician turned TO get nearer
ne center of the road. He put on
more power and the car, jumping
orward suddenly, ran half way up
1 hank on the opposite side and over
Nrned.
Almost the instant the car fell over
caught FIRE. The door could not
D. opened as II had become jammed
~ the upset. and DR.. LeMay was
iorced to break the glass and crawl
,ut with his wife. Just as he manag-
"a TO get his wife from the car an eX-
,lasiun took place and the flames en-
rcioped the machine, making il inn
possible to rescue his little daughter.
Both Doctor LeMay and his wife
nlled frantically for help. A num-
Der Of nearby residents and employees
u Cole & Markey's warehouse ran
- the scene. With buckets of water
and sand. the fire was finally extin-
suished not however. before hardly
anything but the framework of the
machine remained. DR.. LeMay and
ais wife were both overcome while as
listing the men put out the fire.
After the accident the body of the
a;tie girl was taken to Abernathy's
undertaking establishment at Elkton
AMI DR.. LeMay and his wife continued
heir journey by train TO Newark.
Both were in a pitiful state of sorrow
and anguish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
ELSMERE ACTIVITIES.
Fourth OF July Celebration Planned by
Civic Club.

The Elsmere Civic Club held the FIRST
meeting of the clubs year in the Els
mere Presbyterian Church last night
Mrs. John Reynolds, reelected presi-
dent. reappointed the present commit
tee chairman. In place of an enter
taiument committee. a ways and means
committee was instituted. With Mrs. j
Oakley Griffith as chairman. Cur
rent events were read by Mrs. j.
Frank Stirling, Miss Willabelle Shur-
ter. Mrs. j. Oakley Griffith and Miss
Frances Butler William b. johnson
gave a history of the gavel.
1t was voted to hold a Fourth OF
July celebration this year, The Junior
Auxiliary will hold festival on the
lawn of the new community building
on June Is. Raymond Schaffer, of
Oak Grove, candidate for member OF
the board of education, was endorsed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Isenedicfion
School Hong Helen Gault Steers. "a
Hymn 1874 ...........sss.rA America
feature Of the program tomorrow
Will be the awarding Of T'a Athletes
whose academic standing entities them
To this honor VIII be distributed aa fol-
lows.
Football--~L. Heis1er Ball. "a; Iaur~
ence Bliss. Jr.: filson Carmichael,
Henry Halle. David Lindsay. Sd, Jo-
siah Marvel. .tr.. Donald Mackenzie,
Walter Pyle. Jr.; percivaI Robin.
Harold Springer. Jra Henry skllton,
Paul Wardenbufg.
Basketball Laurence Bliss. Jr..
FfIson Carmichael, David Lindsay, 81 /.
Josiah Marvel. jr.. y. Clark Samuel.
captain: Henry Sheward. Henry Skill
ton.
Baseball Marshall Barton, Jr.. Lau-
renee Bliss. F1lsen Carmichael Henry
Halle. David Lindsay, Sd; Josiah Mar
vel. Jr.. Walter Pyle, Jr.: Harold
Springer. Jr.; Henry skiiton. Paul
Wardenburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
fb) shocnnker's Dance
tc) Class Rythmic Work
Id Mas Little Pigs


fr) Class rhythmic Work
Id Mas Little Pigs
lei Diddle, Diddle Dumping
T. Folk Dances .....s......Gr Grade .
ta) Hopp Morr Annike
tb) Swedish Dance
fc) BlckIng
3. Maypole Dance -. Grades 4, s.
4. Hockey (Green w. WhIte) Girls
8. Pass Ball -. Grade / Va, Grade 2
q. Tunnel Ball Crude VIZ. Grade. 4
7. Jumping and Races Free-for-AIl
8. FOUNDERS Grade and Grade 8
q. Grecian Dance. Upper School Girls
10. Awarding OF Letters and Prizes
The following program has been ar
ranged for the commencement exer-
cises tomorrow
professional, Hymn al.
God is Our Refuge
Music 81. Girls GIec Club
faD Canoe Song" IS. "A. Pestalozzi
tb) Come Again. Beautiful Spring,
French Folk Song
Address
Dr. John Duncan Spaeth. Princeton
University.
Music .s......... Girls Glee Ciut
(a) THE sun worshippers,'
Zuni Indian Melody
fb) Forget Not, Parting Song,
r. Won Suppe
Presentation Of Diplomas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
AUTO TRADE BOARD.

a meeting OF the Automobile Trade
Association was held last night in the
Hotel du Pont. with an attendance
25 members.
The matter Of securing a permanent
Headquarters with a paid secretary
vas discussed and viii be submitted
~ the fun membership by letter.
The matter of exhibiting at the
State Fair in September was taken
sp. and the decision reached TO act
sdividually. as previously, and not as
an association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
TROUBLED FOR TEN YEARS.

II you suffer pains and aches dur
Ing the day and sleep disturbing blad-
Ser weakness by night, feel tired. ner-
vous and run down. the kidneys and
bladder need TO be restored 10 healthy
and regular action. j. It. Osburn, r.
y. ID. No. !, Lucasville. o., writes
Il had kidney trouble for ten years.
I tried many remedies but they did
me no good. took Foley Kidney
Pills and they helped me so much
that now ] am well" Don't delay
n. r. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
McNABB NOT THERE.
Denies Story That He Conferred with
Levy Conrtman Collins

City Councilman-elect John T.. Nc
Nabb says there is no truth in the
report, printed in another paper yes
terday. that he attended a conference
the day before, with Levy Court Com
missioner Collins. In an effort to have
Collins decline to support Republicans
for county jobs.
IF any such conference was held. "
McNabb said today, II was not there
In fact. don't know Collins; as far
as | know, never saw him. and Tues
day ] was in Philadelphia all day
after 10 o'clock in the morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
TRANSFERS OF CITY
AND RURAL PROPERTY
Many Changes in Ownership
Have Been Recorded at the
Public Building.

Deeds recently recorded cover the
transfers of the following properties
In this city:
Second street west of Monroe street,
Lancaster avenue west OF Monroe
katz. $4,000.
Jackson street south of Shallcross
avenue. Fred Lewis from Agnes y.
Downey. Exc; $500.
Twenty-fourth street east OF Jessup
street. Lindley c. Kent Co. from
Eugene II. Gooden, ct al. s445.
French street south of Tenth street,
Louisa Il. Barber from John r. Will
son and wife, S3.loo.
Eighth street west of Rodney street,
Barbara Il. Moran from Louisa NJ
Sehl; $1,000.
Eighth street 1912 west. Florence
NJ. Seward, Nj. ID. from VIM. +,
Bouzarth and wife; s6,b0ol
Madison street south east corner of
Eleventh street. jeanette A. Zion from
Equitable Trust Co.; $3.50.
West street south of Fourteenth
street, Theresa Biesinger from Chas,
Schwartz and wife; $4,000.
Nineteenth street sos west, James
w. Lattomus from Laura b. Maston
and husband; $1,000.
Gilpin avenue north west corner
Bayard avenue. Leslie p. Mabony
from John w. Mccoy and wife: /:
S22, 900.
West street 3o5, Herbert II. Brown
from Nora j. Graham and husband
$4,000.
Taylor street east of Poplar street,
VIM. w. Benson fsom Joseph IL.
Gould. sheriff; 1850.
Twenty third street, SOS west, John
Oldham and wife from Reba Bresk-
man and husband: $1,000.
Harrison street north OF Fifth
street. Mary 7. Lally from Nathan
Levy and wife; s2.4oo.
Rural Realty Transfers.
The County Board of Assessment
reports the following transfers of
rural real estate:
Fifty-four acres of the Delaware
Granite Co.'S land. in Brandywine
hundred. by Sheriff Joseph II. Gould
to the Equitable Trust Co. for
$50, 900.
Land in Appoquinimink hundred,
by Samuel A. Townsend to Howard
Townsend, for $4,000.
Land in Mill Creek hundred, by
Emma ]. wilmont TO Emma Robinson,
for 81, 300.
Land in Brandywine hundred. by
Mary f. Veasey to Leroy Clark, for
$3.50.
Land in Delaware City, by John l..
McHugh to Laura Mcintosh. for $500.
Land at New Castle. by Clara V.
Shepherd to Mary V. Shaw. for $3.50,
Land in Blackbird hundred. for
highway construction, by William j.
Rowland to the State of Delaware,
for s432.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Saved My Life
With Eatonio
Says New Jersey btontss

~ was nearly dead until founc
Estonic and can truly say u saved
my life. IL is the beet storlase
medicine ever made" writes Mrs.
Fila Smith.
Acid stomach causes awful misevy
which Eatonic quickly ge1 m ~
by taking up and carrying out N.
acidity and gases which prevent rood
digestion. A tablet taken after meals
brings quick relief Keeps the ssofD-
sch healthy and helps 20 prevent sf's
many ills so liable 70 arise from ex
cess acid. Don't suffer from stomach
niseries when you can get a big bos
Of Estouic for . trihe with vous
druggists guarantees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Combinations Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harris an
nounce the confirmation of their
daughter Hildreth Lois on Sunday.
June u, at $50 o'clock, at the Temple
Of Truth. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris viii
be at home TO their friends Sunday
afternoon from to o'clock at their
residence, 403 Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
SENATOR KING COMING.
win Speak at Elk's Flag Day Exer-
ciSes Tuesday Night

Senator William II. King of Utah
is TO be a guest Of Wilmington Lodge
of Elks. No. 3o7. next Tuesday night.
when he will deliver n patriotic ad-
dress in the New Century Club. The
public is invited TO attend.
This Will be the Elks celebration of
Flag DAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Seeking real amusement-You w!
ind il at Brandywine Springs Park
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Don't NOPE about the city-Take a
trolley trip to Brandywine Springs
Park---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

Think Of the colossal assembage of House Dresses
ture in your minds eye those attractive We-made. high
grade Dresses you have been admng several times th
fldeuousy low price and you'll have idea of what YOUR
going to find here
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-23
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.

Woodland Mills, Dec 20-Dear Santa:
I am little boy 9 years old. Please
bring me football, tinker toy, train,
automobile, tricycle., handcar. ABC
blocks, firecrackers, nuts, fruits, ETC.
w. II. Curtin.
Woodland Mills, Dec. 20. = Dear
Santa: am little boy 9 years old;
/ want a football, knife, tinker toys.
train, train and track, fireworks, fruits
and candies. Harry Brown Marshall.
Woodland Mills, nn.--Dear Santa;
I am little boy 9 years old. Have
beeu very good. so that you would
come. / don't want very much, for
times are so hard. l want a football,
cap pistol and caps tool box and a
cootie game, candy and fruits. Don't
forget the knife.-Jakie Prather.
Woodland, Dec. 20.-Dear Santa: I
ana a little hey 9 years old. Please
bring me a football and train that will
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Johnson and Vincent to M. A
Cloar, lot in No. 10, $4,000.
s. T. Denton to Richard Fish, lot
in No. S, $42O.
Richard Fish to E. F. Nation, lot
in No. 8, $500.
Woody r. Terrell ct al. to John T
Walker, 23S8 acres in No. 4, SIS
500.
Carl L. Wade to G. w. Reynolds
Ex., $50 ceres in To. 1, 1900.
N. L. Mitchell to J. M. Blanken-
baker, oil lease in No. 8, $1,000.
M. e. Clark ct al. to w. s. Grimes
ct al. II acres in No. IL, $500.
Jas. A. Wright ct al. to Mrs. l.. E.
Shore ct al, S66 acres in No. 4,
$4,000.
Clarence N.gBlantcn ct al. to Mar
vim A.. Blanton, 40 acres in No. 6,
$4,000.
j. II. Blanton ct Tx. to Marvin A.
Blanton, ~ acres in No. 6, 5000.
r. A. Napier ct al. to Mrs. Dora
Ferguson, lot in No. 13, $3.50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-23
COMMUNITY PRIDE.

Our girls played the second team
of City High to the score of 1876.
This is their sixth game and fourth
consecutive victory.
Several attended the School I'M
provement Association last Friday.
This is very important and not un-
pleasant work and we insist that all
of our patrons attend.
Community Pride will present
t'The Little Savage on next Friday
night (Dec. 23). This has been CIV
en- with success and we cordially in
vite you to be present.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-23
RTvES NEWS.

Tho school recesses to-day for a
week.
Don't fail to see Joe. the Wait"
tonight.
Mrs. R. s. Ship is home from
sCenterville.
Miss Mary Turner comes in to-
morrow from Memphis.
Rev. J. H. Thomas breaches Sun
day in regular appointment.
Mr.. Sayre is hero from the north,
guest of his sister, Mrs. Ed Cultra.
Mrse. Kate Barrett. of Troy, was
a visitor Tuesday with Mrs. Laura
Hutcherson.
Mrs. w. j. Caldwell visited in
Kenton Tuesday for reception with
the Misses Enochs.
Misses Florence Bolts and Hattie
Mai Clemmons will spend part of the
holidays in Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris, of Wa
verify, will be down to spend the COM
ing week with Mrs. Mag lfarr1s.
Joe, the Waif," tonight at the
school building. Home talent. Pop
ular prices. Money stays at home.
Mrs. Mamie Phebus is entertaining
the Childrcn's Band with Christmas
tree tomorrow at the c. P.Church.
Elder Dorence Woody is in from
Henderson and Miss Ruth Woody,
teaching at Samburg, is also home.
Miss Laura Mott Dic.iey takes up
work in the Bluff City next month
as assistant secretary at the school
of medicine.
The basket ball team has another
game with Troy to it's credit We
hear that our boys are out for the
championship of the county.
Don't forget that hot lunches and
candy will be on sale tomorrow at
the Shore-Phebus Department Store.
Benefit water and lights for the
school building.