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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totalaa7 7f2 oI1s Q

7 TOfaIs.s.aZ y 10 II 70 q
'Batted for Kolp in sixth inning.
fBatted for Bayne In eighth inning.
tBatted for Deberrv In ninth inning.
Detroit. ....... 2 q n q o OF
ST. Louis. s.......... q o 2--6
Two base hlis-ssyereid, McMsnus Jacob
son. Austin. Three base hit--Austin. Home
runs-Veach. Beilmhnn. Sacrifices-Veach
shorten. Jones' First bare on catcher's
Interference Williams. Left on bascs- De
troit. Z. st. Loulr, II. Base on balls or
Bayne, I. Hits-Off Kolp. 10 in 9 innings:
of Oldham, 10 In s. Ia innings; Off Bayne,
. in innings; off Middleton, ] in 2-3 in
ming of Deberfy. none In inning Tit
by pitched hall-By Oldham CWihams).
Struck out-By kolp. 2 by Oldham.
wild pitches Oidhatm, 2. Middleton T.
Winning ptcher--Oidham. Losing pitcher
kolp. Umpircs- -Ffildebrsnd and Wilson.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Philadelphia In New York.
Washington In Boston.
Chicago IN Cleveland.
Detroit In ST. Louis.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Totals. 80 4 % "a 2
sBatted for Smith in the seventh inning.
Tran for Kruger In the seventh inning
tBatted for Janvrin in the ninth inning
New York. ...... o Q o q 2 c-T
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Cincinnati In Chicago.
st. Louis In Pittsburgh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-04
Buy
Don1estics
Now!

Buy Sheets, Sheetings, Pillow Tubjngs, Mus
lins Nainsooks, Longcloths, ETC., for the
spring sewing. They are lower than they
have been for five years and it is safe to buy
now for spring and summer See the dis
play in the north window. Here are few of
the prices.
36 inch Brown Muslin n....................... Sc
36 inch Bleached Muslin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .15c
36 inch Cotton Challies. Observation-Disclosures zoe
Flanneettes in good patterns. 18c
Heavy Figured Outing Fannels in good patterns 18c
Fleeced Kmono Cloth ......,...... .29c
25c Dress Ginghans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .17c
Dress Gmghams that were SOC are now. ..... .25c
Dress Ginghanls that 59c are now. ... !. 39c
Dress Ginghams that were 69c are Soc
Dress Ginghams that were 90c are now .. .79c
Special values in Crashes, Toweling Towels,
Wash Cloths ETC., too numerous to mention
here.
BLANKETS REDUCED AGAIN
Final reductions on Blankets. These arc all
very special values.
Heavy Felted Cotton Blankets gray or tan, with col
ored borders.
64xSO size l......................$ y. $500
I2XoU size ....... $zZ9
% lzAof size .-................ @z.4o
Nashua Wool Nap Plaid Blankets:
ooXoo SIZE e.,........................ $o.oU
f2Xof size ..,....'.....-.......-$4.O $4.OO
Special values in Beacon Blankets-the highest class
cotton Blankets made.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-04

We still have a good line of Furs both in sets
and separate pieces. Some are selling at half
price and some at less than half price
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-04
Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear,
ETC., for Men!

Men will find much of interest in this After
Inventory Clearance Sale as glance at these
items will show
Percale Dress Shirts in neat light stripes. .69c
Good quality Work Shirts ..~............... .89c
Black Sateen Shirts. 4. .$1O0
Good quality Printed Madras Shirts. -. 80. $125
Heavy weight Flannelette Shirts; two pockets $3.50
Heavy Flat Flecced and Jersey Ribbed Shirts
ana drawers .....,....................l .loc
Fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits slightly
Heavy Flat Fleeced and Heavy Ribbed Union
oulls '........ -; ...s...t.. ........! $l1o
Heavy Ribbed Munsing Union Suits. .... .$1.95
Seamless Work Sox in medium and heavy
weight, per pair ..... No.. .....-...s., -. 15c
Good quality Seamless Cotton Half Hose in
black, gray and navy, per pair 15c
Good Quality "lron" Sox in black and colols,
per pair ........................ .25c <
Silk Lisle SoX in black and colols ........ .35c
Heavy Wool Sox 35c; ......... pairs for $1.00
Extra Heavy All Wool SoX. .....'.............. 49c
Fine Cashmere SoX black brown and heather
Outing Flannel Night Shirts. ...r...... .98c
Heavy Weight Outing Flannel Night Shirts. $l.50
Heavy Weight Outing Flannel Pajamas. $3.50
Boys Heavy Flat Fleeccd and jersey Ribbed
Union Suits in all sizes ................ .98c
Boys Outing Flannel Pajamas ...r......... csc
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PERSONALS

Mrs. s d. Brady is in Pittsburgh
for few days visit.
Mrs. Blanche Fauver and little
daughte' Miss Julia. have return
ed to their home at CleNfield, Pa,
after visit here with MIR. and Mrs.
H. .Tchinski at their home on High
street.
Mr.. ami Mrs. A. H. Bannister are
moving today from Benoni avenue
to flat on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Emma r. Hood has returned
from visit In Uniontown, Pa, and
Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Amos return.
ed yesterday from Detroit and Pier.
son, Ind, where they had visited
with thel son.
DR.. c. .. Parks ;is leaving Sun.
day for baltimore kwhere he will
spend the next tenkdays.
DR.. and Mrs. Logan Carrwho had
spent the summer at Mt. Lake Park
are inEthe city the guests Of their
son. DR.. H. H. Carr.
Miss Iva Morgan, OF Buckhan-
non, has accepted a position as
bookkeeper at FafrTnont State hos
pital and assumed her duties to-
day.
: @Mrs-w.-H Markwood of:Key.
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nm I.nnch and Rest Room.

The telephone girls nave a very
nice lunch room furnished With
tables. chairs. cooking equipment
and this morning baskets of flowers
stood on each table making the lit,
tie room most attractive. The girls
bring their own lunch and may
COON il they like. Upstairs 4 resi-
room is provided furnished with
,ozy chairs in fumed oak, upholSter'
cd. including magazine table pro
vidcd with magazines, couch for
taking small nap, beautiful pic.
lures on the wall, soft curtains al
the window and n lovely rug on the
floor. Here it is the girls stay
during the two fifteen minute rest
periods provided them in the day.
On the reading table in the resi-.
room today stands large basket
of gorgeous yellow and dep red
astors and greenery. In the busy
exchange room twice day, one in
The morning and once in the after.
noon a bell sounds and the girls
all work at their switchboard*
standing for ten minutes. This
rests them very much.
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How She Works.

Every girl operator has 80 small
lights to watch. These lights are
the size of n small button and flash
colors to match the cords which
are attached to the plugs. When
you pick up your receiver one OF
these lights is automatically turn
ed on and just us soon as the OPP
orator can reach for the cord, she
plugs into the proper location and
you are connected with your party
If you are compelled to wait, US.
ually it is because so many calls
are flashing all at once, it is HUI
manly impossible to reach fast
enough to connect you the very
moment you have called in. Re.
member-While you are perhaps
resting comfortably ut your home
with the whole day before you If.
which to pass the time pleasantly,
there is little girl at the telephone
office who is working harder than
you ever dreamed of working your
self for eight hours every day with
but two rest periods of Is minutes
each. Have patience. If you have
out Of the ordinary trouble and call
the trouble chief, there isn't the
smallest chance that your trouble
won't be looked into because the
telephone company have a large
room literally lined on all walls and
In the middle with wires of every
kind and description and q capa.
Bile. manager. here traces all annoy.
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Evening Chat
The Little Telephone Girl.

How many people in this city, do
YOU suppose, realize just what job
the little telephone girl has who
sits four hours at a stretch on a
high stool chair while she answers
our telephone calls-calls to the
amount Of $1,000 or more each and
every day in the week? Not many,
! am quite sure and after visiting
the telephone company exchange
room in this city this morning, I
began to appreciate the sort Of
task the operator has and my pa
ticncc for errors or mistakes sud-
denly took on new life.
There scarcely passes a day that
some one does not call in to COM
plain of Operator" "She won't
answer me when call" "She
talked back to me and won't stand
it." These are the chief complaints.
Go down sometime and ask to see
tho 60 or more girls answering
these thousands of calls one after
another, tiny lights flashing con.
stantIy in a dozen locations, each
calling urgently for attention and
each girl owning but two arms an"
two eyes.
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ser u the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Earl II. Smith and Mrs Sadie
Knsey In this city. She isIreturn-
Ing home from visit to Mounds
Vile.
Dmmor Saunders has returned
from Baltimore where he had been
to see Mrs. Saunders who is a pa.
tient at the Church Home Hospital
there. Mrs. Saunders Is getting
along nicely.
Miss Katherine Deegan returned
yesterday fro Atlantic city where
she had spent several weeks.
Captain George NJ. Alexander
has returned from New York where
he had been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Reed and
family have moved from SOP Fair
mont avenue TO the Harrison prop
erty on the same avenue.
Mrs. John ]. BIulvhill and daugh-
ter Rosemary OF wheeling were
here yesterday for the funeral OF
Rev. A. Boutlou and WILL spend a
few days here with relatives. They
will also visit in Weston before re-
turning home.
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RIVESVILLE.
Parent.Teacher Meeting

Very gratifying to the teachers
was the enthusiasm shown in the
first parnt-teacher meeting OF the
school year which was held at the
scchool auditorium on last evening.
While sickness in the ne!ghbor-
hood and other causes prevented
many from coming that would
otherwise have heen present still
tht attendance was remarkably
good.
Each speaker seemed to have
made thorough study Of his sub
iect, and explained their particular
part OF the work in clca- and
comprehensive way, These meet
tncs are well worth whilr-, and go
far toward building up the Co
operation which should exist be.
tween the teachers and patrons Of
the, schools, :,
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mornins on recount q the first
quarterly msstinG of me confer.
ence year which VIII bsi held at
Marvin Chapel. Members OF the
RiYesTille, charge viii bci especially
interested In these services. TherE
will be sermon in the morning at
1880, followed by quarterly con-
ference. Preaching in the evening
at 1880, followed by communion
service. Rev. Martin will preach
both sermons. There will also be
preaching at Royal Chapel at 8
.P. n. by Rev. Richards.
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her 5rnth Bent - q 81
4 part % Elhiis &
Mary Arnst ana e ! + zrAltas
have ratuTne "a froi1 q mott
trip to uniont6HnS Fl,
Charles EeeneF, OF 3dSa At9eets
Is on duty the rast, few Gays e -
! Is suffering from q severe 3
OF Ia grippe. / Z
Mrs.. g. q. Arnett was the Si1e
OF DR.. and Mrs. y. w. Bat!aSds Ct
BelIyiew a few days this Rsel
Mrs. Benton Nicholson ". Han. s. I
town, W. Va, IS the guest Of
and Mrs. Everett Nicholson In NM!
street. Y
Rev. Baumann,, pastor Of tbs u
b. church of Warrington was hey9'
the last of the week and was look
ing after interests connected with
his church.
Mr. and Mrs. David Prtokett are
both quite sick this week and are
suffering with severe colds.
Mrs. T. 3. Lawler, OF Barraek.'
vine, was the guest OF Mr.. and MTa,
M. B. Barker In Mlll street on
Tuesday OF this week
Miss Marie sattarfield, OF 94tts.a
burgh. Pa, Is the guest OF hex
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. w Sattar.
fiId. Miss satterfield has been enc
gsEed with a ladies' baseball team
playing in the vicinity Of Pitts.
burgh the past season.
Clint Pricsett, OF Falrmnnt, was
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and,
Mrs. David Prickett, a few days
, this week.
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The members of the True Blue
Sunday school class were very
pleasantly entertained at the home
OF Miss Georgia Martin on last
evening. The girls had a very de-
lightful social time after the bust.
moss OF the class had been trans
acted. Refreshments OF choice
quality were served the guests.
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Mrs. Orval Thrash is patient
AT thu Cook hospital at Fairmont
where she has recently undergone
surgical operation for appended
tbs. While still very sick her con-
dition is thought to be slightly i'm
proved at this time and her friends
are hoping that she may make a
good recovery.
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ouite number of friends were
entertained at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs. H. T. Knight on Wednesday
evening, the event being given in
honor OF the birthday OF the popu-
lar host. The merriment held
forth until late hour when the
guests we're served With refresh
ments before adjournins to their
various homes.
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Mrs. D. L. Toothman was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Par.
sons. OF ClarksburE, over Sunday.
Henry Tnorn or I.owesville, a
former Rivesville resident, was
looking after business here yester-
day.
Mrs W. R Murphy, Of Meats
vile. W. Va, has been the guest Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

Attorney and Mrs, Harry Sha"
arrived home this morning from an
over sea trip OF several weeks dnra-
ton. The battle grounds OF the
World war ard Tanv other hisinri-
ca! and interesting nlaces were Wis
itcd by the touring party. Rev w
y, Reed. OF Fairmout avenue. was
a member OF the party also.
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MevInn 70 Wiz ceunty

Mrs. Martha Turner and her son,
Cecil Turner. who have been living
in apartments in the Google build.
ing in Main street, are moving to
Creston. Writ county, this week.
They arc moving their household
goods by way OF boat and will go
by way Of Wheeling and Parkers-
burg.
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Church Matters

There will be the regular Sunday
school tomorrow morning at the
usual hour. the superintendent.
George Hamrick. asks for good
attendance. There will he no
preaching service on tomorrow
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senlora Il PIenIe

The high sccnool seniors are ar
ranging for a moonlight picnic to
be held this evening at a point near
Fairriew. C, C. Arnett's big trans
fer truck will convey the party to
thTr destination and plans for a
regular Jollitication have been
made.
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AZ First N. P. Church.

Rev. Spiker will preach Al the
First NJ. 2. church Sunday in the
absence of the pasto- Rev. c. G..
Lawson. v.ho Is attending the Meth
oiist Protestant Conference a.
ClarksburC
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS:-:
queen Eather MusIeaI.

The musical entertainment G!ven
by the Queen Esther Missionary
Circle Friday evening at the Dia'
r1ond street church was we'll at,
tended and the program was well
given. A silver Offering was taken
and will be used for missionary Tui-
noses
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

John Boeai was up before Mayor
HamrscE few days ago on a
charge OF speeding and operating
his car. without lights. Rivesville
authorities are very vigileut in see
ing that the traffic Jaws are obeyed
and very few offenses are allowed
to 60 unpublished.
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Williams Reunion.

The Williams family will have
their reunion Sunday at the hnme
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Gump above Man
nington on the RT7aio road. ~!
ihc family connection invited and
others who wish 10 90 will he wct.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

4 good program is being pre-.
ra-ed for the p. /. =. L. at the
Palatinc Baptist church Sunday
evening and a good attendance Is
cypPctcd.
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The place OF meeting for the
first ward Bible class will be an
nonnced at the church service as
owing TO sickness the place Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

NEE ting for Tues RS gls ~
ctd9d Second ward class met lest
evening" ct the home Of ReY. and
Mrs. q. F. Thomas 81 Jasper street..
Third ward class viii hold their
meeting on Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
stewart.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

Quit calling the Water Works
names--if you can't use the water.
get Blue Devil ADV.
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entertained Last Evenlno

Miss Geneva Leonard was host
ess Yesterday evening at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leonard, complimentary to
Miss Mary Powell OF RowleshurE,
who had been hcr guest for sev,
eral weeks. The evening waa
spent n dancing and refreshments
we're served.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
BoTm,ss..

Home.
rtiey Greer re-
from q visit OF
lrelatives at Bea'
3
sitter He0tess.
w ShoWaiter Is on.
o'ciock luncheon to-
EarIn. On Tuesday
wtIi entertain again
Fned Home,
George W. Ktnsey
Morgan and son, Jack,
med from Limestone
Tucker county where
inpsd for two weeks
% Grafton aud Elkins
he party included Mr..
r. Morgan, Miss Der
HI. and Mrs. Robert
Grafton, and Mr.. and
Morgan and Mr.. and
.as Morgan, Of Elkins.
I'd Ktnsey, Of Bellaire.
a. guest there also.
So
TO ReyBer.
b Johnston and Miss
lis went to Keyssr today
y VIII be the week end
M. and Mrs. Coyd Yost'
K this city.
q .
sIssIned Yeste Fday.
ISNifs Dorsey Love enter
evening at their home
sflatn avenue compliment
arenca Primm, OF this
has accepted a position
md IS leaving here soou.
K was spent with cards
and refreshments we're
Selling Rapidly.
re selling rapidly for
Iriher course which will
d hy the Music depart.
vUo1nan's club during
Much interest centeTs
afance here OF a local
ohia Braslau, who Will
e5Firsts NJ. z. church on
n concert, Miss Bras
the fayo.ite contraltos
AMERICAN public today
with her -1agnificent
ssesses a Corning per
he other trio numbers.
attractive will be The
III quartet which will
10 Janusry and Hulda
noted American l-ric
comes here in March.
the entire course soil
ars and can he secured
uals or from Martins
Hartleys store or tho
store.
,mtBgton Event
Most enjoyable events
d occurred at the homo
Mrs. Charles KoehleF
stoD, whcrc the Ladies
Of TIE First NJ. r
entertained by thnn'
onthly business scssior
esr which Hhc guests
ito the elk yarf
; fire ha1 cen nlsdr
Of wei coffee
.rlFrS,s
T: Mr.. and
[r. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ira
j. C. jon
las. Morgan.
Mrs. Sollie
Reese, Mrs.
.nie Martin.
Mrs. Rose
Park, Mrs.
Bess Karr,
Veil Pnngp
~ rsiorarro
G :, KbeI1-
XS,s. Mari,,
,s a +, and Ira
SAINT evening
1,a,,r I'll q
IL. homes.
.4ercstinc
s.nd heIpful
n tee. Bible
me home OF
Yin Virginia
,,nr There
& crescent our
twenty-siA
81 Mark was
Grafton. Mrs.
sirman Of the
Il very high.
entire mem,
Wood, the
sry faithful to
IN the esteem
member. Fred
5irector of the
IN live son 3
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Charles Hurd. and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. McKiniess and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Boor and
family, all of Warrington; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wilcox and son,
Junior, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reese,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reese and
daughter, Mary Louise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Talkington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Talkington all OF Moods
Run, and DR.. and Mrs. W. W.
Orr. Mrs. Orr and granddaughter.
Irene, OF Downs.
Named Officers
The Earl h Smith Junior class
Of the Fiarmont high school at a
meeting held last evening elected
officers to serve the ensuing two
years.
President; Dwight Lafterty. Paul
Wills. George Cole.
Vice president: Harold Hawkins.
Mary Borgess.. Mildred Linn. Paul
line Barcus,
Secretary; Robert Smith, Carr
Riddle. Eleanor Carskadon, Harris
Reed, Richard Parrish
Treasurer; George Butcher, Van
Mier Aultman. Howard HAYS.
Historian; Jane Cunningham,
Thomas Wise. irene Snidar. Helen
Tbaver
SneeiaI Music seryIes
lack Abbott baritone and Lamar
SatteryIeld will maize their appear.
.sncn sunday NJ tho presbvtcrIan
church ne -nen1ber ~ .ho Prosby.
teria, ou,rtette Ifr4 Ada Hatch
Renpdict and Mis- Forrest Fank.
bameo- arc tho otLar members NJ
~ ouartottc N1rs +, = Church
e .bo or~anist Sneriay mus,c will
hc supr n, r,oth sarviros tomorrow
Returned Homo
.ts-o rc,,rrnd rror, n, Lake nar;,
r.be-o thcv bsd rnar, rho sur1r -
h,"ir- "Io-a,, NV co4t,ro ,hcrc
~
oo-.a,
n a ~ rJor,.,d Ior.
..o.,.r,i. ~" -. Dn-,o, .,.hnro ,i,ev
~, sn u"I - ,a ,uS, r.,o,, ~ IIc,
49,, -, -. o,,r." :, tiar,-or,I
an,i -. 80 ,,.,Ta,,, ~. a. III,
49,. ".,sSe . ""u ~ -. ,",' - ,,no ~,
'''''S 20 $3.50. - -
n., c
, Co"'s'oH - : - ~, ~.
- ~. 49," q. :" = ~, 49,, 80,
.nu w, -. y ". : .,.,, t, :
! e5S...' s"i X 60
"Hsi ~, "
lnsiE h"ile carE, NJ wy NJ "
Fa'sstA"tlal 'o''lso % E""' LIS
~ eai ana sum o thohcE Sss.
:, We salrl% ltEo "o'i''' "
hsalfgi "Fea.ls "aS sneht ana
Gnu were: NJ ana w. hu>
( 7flnpn ana Oh l1ESI. Ma EaSest
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Mrs r. A. Dove3y and family
have returned from Mt Lake par|
where they had spent the SUNNI -
having closed their cottage there.
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To Boston

nr. and Mrs C. l.. Holland left
yesterday fc- Boston whore they
viii spend = few weeks nr. fiol-
and will taSe course in Harvard
college and Mrs Holland will viSit
rca" Boston and Cape Cod.
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Special Music servles

Jack Abbott baritone and Lamar
Sattcrfield will make their appear.
ance Sunday at the Presbyterian
church MS a member of tho Pr2shy-
terrain Quartette. MrE Ada Hatch
Benedict and MIS- Forrest Fank.
hausrT arc the other members OF
the quartettc. Mrs. F, Z Church
is the organist. Special music will
bc sung at both services tomorrow
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ntbeton Event

/ Most enjoyable events
d occurred at the homo
, Mrs Charles Koehler
lgton, whcrc the Ladies'
Of TIE First NJ. p.
entertained BY thcn',
onthly business session
sesr which Hhc guests
to the ck yard
; FIRE hal cen made .s!
81 ,gs s2f ss
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AustinqP Price
Beulah ssnd
~ 1tfuny* en-.
nfng at their
81 roast, The
dn the even
most enjoyable
ndsmusIo. Those
Carolyn and
etnontS MT.
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and Mrs. Ira Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hurd. and family, Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. McKiniess and daugh'
ter, MI. and Mrs. L. H. Boor and
family, all of Warrington; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wilcox and son
Junior, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reese
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reese and
daughter, Mary Louise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Talktngton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Talkington all OF Moods
Run, and DR.. and Mrs. W. W.
Orr. Mrs. Orr and granddaughter
Irena, OF Downs.