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Dr. NJ. B8IIah has recently
moved hIa family 70 their newly fin
ished esidence IN Bellyiew.
personals.
Mas PhfIlIB SWiSher, Of BellvieW,
was the guest Of friends hers the
Last Of the week.
Mrs, Maud YosG and children
have bean quite sick at their home
in High Lawns the. past few days
Miss Martha Merrill, who has
been in with typhoid fever the past
several weeks Is slowly Improving,
Her brother, Gordon Merrill, who
Is also I'll with the same disease.
still continues to be quite sick.
Mrs. Frank Hood Is home from
a few days visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Ballah Of Bex'
ter.
Mayor George Hamrick Is i'm,
proving his property Ia High Lawns
by having cement walks laid
throughout the grounds and is also
having the yard filled,
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. w. Arnett. Of
Uniontown. Pa, have returned
home after visit with families
OF Sylvester Arnett and ]. A. Hood
in Jasper street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonnifield
are making preparations to move
back to their farm in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walters, Of
;Fairmont, have recently rented the
Traction company store at the
Junction and entered on their new
duties a few days ago.
Mrs Lulu Tanner has returned
to her home at Watson after spend
ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs
j. H. Harliss, Of High Lawns.
Mrs. Orval Thrash, who has been
quite i'll for some time, Is able to
be about again.
Mrs. Ray Miller was a business
visitor in Fairmont on Thursday Of
this week.
Mrs Addie Floyd and children,
Of Baxter, were guests OF Mrs. Will
Floyd a part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox, Of Pitts
burgh, and Miss Lorraine Hughes
of Akron. Ohio. were guests OF Mrs
Fox's sister, Mr.. John Thrash and
Mrs Thrash over the week end.
Miss Dorothy Smith, OF Baxter,
was the guest Of Miss Emma Amos
Of High Lawns, on Wednesday OIL
this week.
A large number Of people from
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GRACE LuTHE RAla Gu uRcH
.eEaialEIa. 81 .ntin. a Vim {. I'VE n
Row 3 MsVer. Pastor.

The pastor has returned from his
vacation and viii occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening tomor'
row, During the pastors absence
the church was beautifully rerdeeo
rated and q picture Of The. Good
shepherd was painted above the
altar. As tomorrow will be the first
Services since the picture has been
painted tho pastor will use the FOL.
lowing. sermon subj ects: Morning,
THE Good Shepherd" evening,
"The Lost Sheep" Come and bring
friend with you. Special music
has been prepared 10y the choir.
Sunday school at $3.50, F, H. Fly
superintendent. Worship and ser
mon at 1o:45 and $500. Christian
Endeavor at 1900. This Is the
Friendly church-the church that
makes you feel at home. Come and
see.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Cor. Fairmont Ave. and Fourth st
Claude H. King, .. o., Pastor.
APO Fafrnont Ave.

Sunday school at $3.50, G. w.
Evans, superintendent Public wor'
ship at 10:45. The subject OF the
sermon will be, 1.-THE Loyalty Of
God" Epworth League at $3.50 p.
m. The time has been changed
from o'clock to $3.50. Note the
change. Paul Feather will be the
leader. Subject, THY VIII be Done
With My Mind" Public worship at
1880. Note the change OF hour. The
subject of the sermon Will be,
Christ by the Sea-" This will be
the first Of series OF evening ser.
mons by the pastor. Prayer and
Conference meeting on Wednesday
at 1880 o'clock. Everybody vel
come.
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RIVESVILLE


Mrs. Guy Bailey, Of High Lawns.
entertained number Of little lads
and lasstes at her home on Tues
day afternoon Of this week. The
occasion was In honor OF the fourth
birthday Of her little son, Bernard
Lewis Bailey. The youngsters
spent a, very merry afternoon and
were entertained royalty by the lit.
tie host. The dining room was
made attractive, the color scheme
being yellow. A birthday cake
bearing four diminuttye candles
formed pretty centerpiece for the
table at which the little folk were
served with dainty refreshments,
About thirty.five guests were pres
emit, and Master Lewis received
many pretty gifts TO commemorate
the occasion.
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The members of the Wiling
Workers Sunday school class had
a very pleasant social meeting at
the Highland avenue church on
Tuesday evening Of this week.
Mrs. Harry Shaffermau, teacher
Of tho class, chaperoned the
party. The guests played games
and sang songs and had q good
time generally. The class ts plan.
ming for a marshmalloW and wei
ner roast to be given in a short
time. Those who attended were
the Misses Mary Stevens, Opal
Hamilton, Virginia Douglas, Elsie
Thompson, Marguerite Smith,
Edith Ellis. Sylvia Ables and the
teacher, Mrs. Shafferman.
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
c. e. Eddy, Pastor.

$3.50 a, M. Sunday school. Prof.
w. A. Hustead. superintendent.
Rally Day in all departments. 1919
a. M, morning worship; observ.
ance OF the Lords Supper; import.
ant meeting OF the church $3.50
y. M, B. Y. P. U. Rally; subject,
"Thy Will Be Done;' leaders, Ed.
Wolfe, C. L. clevenger. 1880 p. M,
congregation joins in Sunday
school convention at United Broth
rem church.
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Mr., and Mrs. Pearl PitZer well
coined new addition to their fam
lily on Thursday of this week. The
newcomer is a little daughter and
although this is the third daugh.
ter in a family Of four childrent
she received the same welcome
that would have been accorded a
son. The Pitzers reside in Penn
sylvania avenue.
/ Personals
! Mrs. Bert Rush and daughters
Margaret and Elizabeth OF
/ Waynesburg, Mrs. Russell Yost
and little daughter Lulu Lee Of
Hundred were party OF guests
who were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Moore in
Highland avenue on Friday Of this
week.
OF Clarksburg were recent guests
at the home OF the latter's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley
Ringer in Sabraton avenue.
| The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Hall who was operat-
ed on for the removal Of tonsils
during the early Fart Of the week
is making a good recovery.
7 Mrs. PAMELA Gaskins and Miss
Margaret Price of Hamilton street
were six o'clock dinner guests at
/ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tt
Hess in Liberty avenue on Thurs
day evening.
1 Mrs. Rella Toothman attended
the reception given at the hons
OF Mrs. NJ. c. Lowe In Locust
avenue On yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Morris and daughter Or
zilla, Rex Llye OF Leechburg, Pa,
b Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hogan Of
! Grant Town we're party who
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Fast recently, at their
home in Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Rhoda Wilbern Of Terra
Alta is spending several days as
a visitor with her son, Earl VIII
I bern and Mrs. Wilbern in Rus
sell street.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Yost OF Russell street has
/ been quite i'll the past few days.
Miss George Hale of Watson,
was the guest Of her brother John
Hale on Monday of this week.
Miss Hale Is recuperatlng from an
appendix operation and will soon
! be able to resume her position in
/ the Hale store in Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mrs. Ed Merrifleld and her
daughter Mrs. Marie stlEett Of
Clarksburg are guests OF Mr.. end
Mrs. Fred Merrifield in Paansyl-
Vania avenue.t
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Wander
tsaiff, haveE moved from apart
ments In Liberty avenue to tnel:
former home on Bell Run.
Mrs. Lois Nuzum who has been
the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Wilson In Liberty avenue
has returned to her home in Pitts
iburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rush.
hart OF Killarm were guests OF
MI. and Mrs. H. D. Mcdonald in
Buffalo avenue on Thursday OF
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson and
children Of sabraton avenue have
returned from q weeks visit with
relatives IN Huntington,
Jack, the young son Of MI, and
Mrs. @. Z. Russell OF Highland
\ . i b + % . . |1
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sapf q s q ~ ~
- On
ica6i 1ieiE 4 IL 5lllsY
% iar MIN rs
Wsils res Ned and brou 1T forth
annlaS11a from the 2 audience. a
,Vefy handgome trss VIM Offering
was Eiyen 10 be used Tor church
purposes by the church IN which
the recital was held.
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Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Nestor OF
Sabraton avenue are the pleased
parents of bright little son who
arrived at their home on Tuesday
of this week. The youngster tip
ped the scales at eight pounds
Mother and babe are doing nice
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

A large attendance is solicited
for the services OF the day. The
morning sermon will be Labor
Day sermon. $3.50, Sunday school,
1880, Junior sermon, Keyed Up.
10: 45i morning service; subject
goods Sparrows, 10:45, Junior
b. Y. P. ~, Gibson Henderson
leader. T:3o; evening service: sub.
ject. "a Fool Who Had Good
Sense" Good music.
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Mrs. Lon Hall and son Harry
of Meredith Springs, MIS-. John.
Beach OF Morgantown, w. Va, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Dale of Home
stead, Pa, were a party of guests
who were entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sidwell
in Sabraton avenue on Friday.
The ladies OF the party are sisters
of Mr., SidwelI.
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Entartalnad Chm fMatea

Miss wilhelmlna Parker enter.
tanned her classmates a nd the
teacher. OF the Ever Faithful Sum
day school class at her home In
Pennsylvania avenue on Wednes.
day evening Of this week. The
class had a splendid meeting, and
spent a part Of the evening IA
the quarters work. AZ.
ter enjoying some fine music the
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cardNThanka

We wish to thank our neigbbors
and friends for their aid and sym
pathy during the illness and death
OF our beloved little son, and also
for the beautiful flowers sent by SO
many persons for the funeral.-Mr
and Mrs. Furman Cox and family
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a several days vacation which
will be spent on a fishing and
hunting trip on the Williams river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent of Belington
will, spend the weekend with their
daughter Mrs. w. S. Meredith
and Mr.. Meredith in Pennsylvania
avenue.
Josephine, Rex, Joseph and
James Dotts are home from a
weeks visit with their. grand.
father Joseph Dots who. resides
near Pennington.
Homer Cummings who has been
having a vacation OF several days
has returned from a visit with re.
latiVes in Chicago.
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HIGHLAND AVE. M. e. CHURCH.
r. G.. Meredith, Pastor.

Sunday school at $3.50, j. C.
Hupp, superintendent. Preaching
at 1880 and $500 p, m, Morning
sermon by Rev. Lloyd Fast. Ep-
worth League at 7:15 p. m. Quar-
terly meeting this Saturday eve
ming at 1880.
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New Residents

Nj. and Mrs. H. D. Mcdonald,
formerly Of Grafton; have purchaa-
ed the property recently owned by
John swartz Of Buffalo avenue.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved his family
to their new home the first Of the
week. Mr.. Mcdonald is an em-
ployee Of the B. and o. R.. r.
Company.
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BELLVIEW
ouearterly Meeting

The fourth quarterly meeting,
which will be the last for the con-
ference year, will be held at the
Highland avenue NJ. 3. church
this evening, Rev. Moore, district
superintendent, will hold the ser
vices and will also preside at the
quarterly conference which will
be held Immediately at the close
of the preaching service. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend these services. All members
of the official board are also urg.
ed to be present.
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"a Imnreve cemeterY.

The Oak Lawn Cemetery com.
pauy is adding to the beauty Of the
property by having a retaining wall
Of cement built around the proper.
ty. There will also be cement stepE
and gateway. The improvement
will cost in the neighborhood Of
two thousand dollars and the con-
tract has been let to a Fairmont
company.
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cnnIsrIAM scIEMcE

Christian Science services will
be held in the club room Of the Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday morning.
September 4th, at II o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Subject, MAN"
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To Attend Reunion

Many persons from here are
planning to attend the basket pic.
mic which will be held at Gilooa
church on next unday. Mr.. G. 9.
Parker has offered to take the
OF the ladies Senior
Bible class, Of which he Isl the
teacher, to the picnic grounds i'm.
anediately after Sunday school on
Sunday morning.
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were eSYd saaatJ
Is hInertS, bose keseE srsS
t8ie Ii6ses h tt1ide dcl sepls,
IJStrls Z f7af7 eimtna Perkers
sRath sldWsaS rim Ruth
f.Gyman / ofens I1IIef, Arab Couy
Icy. Ada s4pp, ollie Gtrod and
Ivy Parker.
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ST. JOHN NJ. E. CHURCH.
r. l. ManesS, Pastor.

Sunday school $3.50 a. M, I. J.
Tough. superintendent. Preaching
every second and fourth Sundays,
at 10 80 "a. m. Prayer and Bible
study Tuesday. 1880 p. m. Ep
worth League Friday, 1880 p. m,
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FAIRvlEW M. e. CHURCH.
on Mobeso PaE&or.

Sunday school 10 a. M, Geo. G.
Michael superintendent. Epworth
League 700 p. m, Frank Dodd,
president. Preaching at 1870 D. m.
Prayer and Bible study We0nes-
day, 1880 p. m. Ladies' Aid Tues
day, 1880 p. m.
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Lester Hall Roy sidwell, San
ford Wilson and son Harold are
party of Bellview sportsmen
who left here a few days ago for
several days fishing and hunting
trip in the wiIds Of Webster couu.
~
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TIlE ElRs7. m. 3. CHURCH,

\ . g, C. Lawson, Pastor.
/, $3.50 M, Sunday school. 1918
q. M, public worship. 1880 p. M,
Junior EndeaYor. 1900 p. m, Senior
End eaR6r. There win be no eve
ming service at $500 O'Clock because
of the Sunday school convention
at the Q. B. church.
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Attended Fair

James Henderson, William Lyt.
ton, Commodore Miller and Roger
Dawson are home from Pennsboro
where they had gone to attend
the Richie county fair.
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siek Woman Imnroyinu,

Mrs. Ann Bailey, who has been
III for a long time and who spent
several weeks Of this summer with
her son. Guy Bailey, Of High Lawns
is very much improved at this time.
Mrs. Bailey is now at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Essie Barnes, who
resides at Hoult.l
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Home from Hospital.

Miss Nellie Hess is home from.
the Fsirmont hospital where she
was patient for few days Of this
week to undergo an operation for
the removal Of diseased tonsils and
ademoids., Miss Hess is recover.
ing nicelX from the effects OF the
operation. and will soon be able
to be out again. n.
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cHRlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Washington ST. near New Bridge
E. s. Towson, Rector.
18th Sunday after Trinity. a
M, Holy Communion. 1O:45 a. m,
Litany Holy Communion and ser.
mon. There will be no session Of
the Sunday school as the Sunday
school room is being decorated.
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HIGHLAND N. e. cHUReH.

sunday school at $3.50 a. M. Misc
Nellie Wetzel, superintendent
Preaching 1880 a. m. every first
and third Sundays.
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Recital.

One Of the very finest entertain.
mentB that has ever been. given at
the Rivesville church was featured
on last Sunday evening when Mrs.
AFlioe Bilhngslea Lowe and her
music pupils gave thetr recital
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96 81 s.

": 30 osclock With sermon on The
First santsnco 81 the First Sermon
Preached 70 Gsntfles. Special Inn
sc 6 h9th services.
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M. b. TEMPLE.
a RroomfIeId. B. 81, Pasto

LIlSE . .VukuL- " w ~ hGGIuGsS lOl
the evening service. Glass meet
ing at Q O'Clock, led by Mrs. Car
nenter. Sunday school at $3.50 a
M, ]. R, Sheridan in charge. Morn
ing worship at 10:45 o'clock with
sermon on ga Pastors Ambition
for Is People" Christian Endeavol
at 6:45 p. m. Evening service al
avenue .has been very sick the
past few days,
Miss Gertrude Mortified Is home
from weeks visit with relatives
at East Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yates
and son Edgar of'Sabraton avenue
are spending several days with
relatives at Charleston, W. Va.
Alfred Putnam has accepted y
position as clerk in W. A. Cur.
IIey's grocery store in Fulton
street.
Mrs. Margaret Chenoweth srd
daughter Helen have returned to
their home Eat Grafton after q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. jos
Toothman in Pennsylvania ava,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins
have returned to their home at
Bellville, Ohio, after a visit with
relatives at Meredith Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Thomp-
son and children are visiting Mrs.
Thompson's brother Mrs. Charles
Flanagan and Mrs. Flanagan OF
Wheeling.
Mrs, Will Hays and little daugh-
ter Gladys have returned to their
home IN Washington, Pa, after a
visit with the formers brother,
William McGarry Of Liberty ave.
Dr.. W. J., Ballard Of Rives.
yflle has moved his family into
their new residence in Bellview
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith
and children are home from a. re-
cent visit with relatives at Meats.
vile where they were. guests OF
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nestor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. sturn Of
Warrington were guests Of the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
e. Layman in Pennsylvania ave
nue. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Layman
and little son William are visiting
relatives at Kingwood and Will al
so attend the Feather reunion
which will sbe held at Grab Or.
chard while on their trip,
Mrs. Della Humes of Mounds.
Vile was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. W. O.. PEiokett In PennByl.
yania avenue the last Of the week.
Lawrence Higginbothapt Jess
Lynch, Fred Higginbotham and
George u, McGinis were O. party
OF BelivlsR people who left here
on wednesday Of this weak for
= & = r. ! q
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COLUMBIA STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST

Bible study at s:15 a. m. Re
gular worship at 1880. commun-
ion service.
Bible class at 1880 p. m. Lesson
Matt. 6th chapter.
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56rsS INA md siSisa 1eSS l59sii
the chan s oil bsllsI
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Sunday school 2 p. NJ. g. O
Greene, superintendent, Preaching
300 p. m. every first and third
Sundays,
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Mrs. Homer Price has returned to
her home in Maple avenue after
spending several weeks here with
her father, NJ. V. Knight Mrs.
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@ 3 q q

at the parBonaEe Of the First Bap-
list chueA with the Rev. w. j.
Eddy. pastor Of the church offici=
ating. The groom Is q son Of F. L.
Hamilton Of sos Locust avenue.
and Is employed ut the Holt-Rowe
Novelty shtp on Jefferson street.
He is well known in athletic actty-
tiles being a popular foot ball play
err. The bride Is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard s. Kuhn, OF Wat
son avenue. The father and mother
OF the bride were married by Rev.
Eddy at EolSax twenty years ago.
Mr., and Mrs. Hamilton left last
night for Pittsburgh and. after a
honeymoon will return here to re-
side. Both Mr.. Hamilton and his
bride are graduates OF the Fair
mont high school and the former
attended the State university.
For Miss Leaman
The choir Of Grace Lutheran
churc hentsrtRined with a shower
church entertained with shower
OF Miss Clara Leaman who Is leav-
ing soon for India where she will
engage In missionary work.
twenty-five were present and Miss
Leaman was the recipient of a
number OF pretty and useful gifts.
Dance at Club
There will be a subscription
dance at the Fairmont Country
club on Monday evening. The pat
ronesses viii be announced later.
Circle to Meet
Miss Edna Miller and Miss Erma
Henry will be hostesses to the
Queen Esther circle of the First
NJ. e. Church on Tuesday evening
at 1880 O'Clock at the home OF
Miss Henry In Loop Park. Mrs.
Glenn Downs the new president
Will preside at the meeting and the
work for the year will be outlined
by Mfs. ". J. Boydston, superin-
tendent. This will be the first
meeting OF the year.
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HAUGHT CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH
q ManeSs. Pastor.
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HaInnton,Kuhn

marriage Of Herbert L.
iifon and Miss Sarah Elizabeth
olemaized last evening.
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Enr paunhter

rs Arthur Miller was hostess
AZ home on Maryland avenue
II evening complimentary to her
i,S5tsd the eleventh anniversary
n Il q birth, James and music
~ enjoyed and refreshments
J Is gaer7ed Those present were:
Ssses j souise Brown, Florence
ar Gladys Jenkins, Doris Jen
NJ knna Henry, Doris Koon
smith. Dorothy Smith, Mary
~; IN. Edith serGent, Ruth Kill
sfhleen Harris, Elizabeth
49, Dorothy Parker, Doris
s ~, Helen Stealey, Dorothy
y 81 Josephine Coombs, Blanche
holow, Martha Lewis, Bertha
~ Bonnie Friend, Caroline
thIeen Miller, Marjorie
ijlef salon1e Moore, Frances
fsatherins Risner.
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Returned Homo

Mrs. Bert s. Leopold has returned
from q visit in Parkersburg. where
The went to meet her brother,
George NewbeEger. who is there
from California on visit.
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For Mss Iearnan


There will be a subscription
dance at the Fairmont Country
club on Monday evening. The pat
ronesses will be announced later.
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pr. j. W. a8Ilah has recently
moved hIs family 70 their newly Tin
ished asidence IN Bellyiew.
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Returned from Lake chautausua
airs. Kemble White and daughter.
Miss Harriet, and son, Kemble, Jr.,
have returned from Lake Chautau'
qua N. r.. where they had occupied
& cottage for the summer months.
II White visited with them dur
t1eir stay there.
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7Up RIVer 'olutInluI

fnp. WILDWOOD, on the Valley
iFtgsf, viii be occupied on Monday
~ g party Of local people who Will
pend the day there. Among those
Ftp make Up the party are DR.. and
q 2. w. Howard and family, Dr.
e. Mira. L. d. Howard and family,
J and MA: Samuel Leeper, Mr..
Isnd Mrs. II. A. Williamson, MT.
md Mrs. Fred Helmick, Mr.. and
sIrs. II. q. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
JllRosS, Or. and Mrs. w. J. Boyd
Sns Mrs W. D. Reed and family.