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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
A PROFESSIONAL CAREER

Tho young high school graduate never
had such anopportunity for getting into
a profitable profession as Is offered to-
day. The educational readJuStment now
going on calls for thousands of young
men and women with basic training OF
four years in nigh school, 10 which
specialized professional course covering
ono, two or three years has been added.
Boards OF education and other employing
officials are convinced that too large a
percentage Of those in charge Of schools
arr mere noviccs. and they arc bidding
higher and higher for the profession
ally trained teacher The best schools
demand Normal School graduates. and
the! are willing 10 pay for the add-
t1unal trimming. Within a short time
In" PERSON without n professional course
IN education will have difficulty in Sc
Cruing a position in any school.
Several states are putting q consid-
crdhlc salary premium on professional
training for rural school teachers. Lin
coin district, Marion county, West Eir-
gina. pays ten dollars per month more
for trained rural teachers than for the
same qualification in graded village
schools. Tho teaching profession offers
unusual opportunities today for class
room teachers, supervisors and admin
iStrativc officers. and Normal Schools
will be taxed to their utmost to- meet
the demands made upon them. Their
graduates are eagerly sought and So
cure the best positions. as we'll rs the
highest salaries.
The State Normal for northern West
Virginia, located at West Liberty. Ohio
county, is turning out teachers who Sc
cure the most desirable positions and
the most attractive salaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Forest R. Griffith, 90, and Edna J.
Weglry. 81, both Of Washington. Pa.
Howard Brown, 81, and Mary Hun
man. 81. both of Warwood
Charles Frame, 40, Newark, O., and
Lillian Jackson, %, New Corners
town, o.
Deeds Recorded
Claudia Harris and wife to Albert
Logan. Property on Kentucky street.
Cons liberation $40.
Florence J. Rizner and husband TO
c. \. Bremer. Property in Eighth ward.
Con Sideration $40.
William B. Payne and wife TO f. c
Glass. Property on Eoff street. Con-
sidcration 10.
L. c. Glass to W. 3. Payne and wife.
Property in Eighth ward. ConIidcra-
ton $40.
T.. ]. Rcmpe and wife to Mary A.
Sacher. Property In Zane's addition.
Consideration SO.
G. ". Eckhart to j.. J. Rempc. Prop
crty in Zane's addition. Consideration
SO.
George P. Folmar TO Henry Burgess.
Property in Triadclphia district. Con-
sideration $40.
Mrs. Emma Bcuter TO Miss Louise
Schott. Lot in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
.PYTHIANS ENTHuSE /
over THE "FOLL|ES'.
Sheriff C1ouss WIN H Master q o.
monies In Nie Minstrel

The main topic Of conversation afoun1
the Pythian club each evening Il IL.
coming Pythian Follies, to be presented
at the Court Theatre March LIST and 2nAi
The Dokies who are sponsors for this
big affair cte planning to entertain
hundreds of visitors from out Of tbs
city for the two performances. The
committee In charge OF the talent arc
prepared to announce that our genial
Sheriff Harry Clousc will act al master
OF ceremonies in the big Minstrel First
Part. Mr.. Clouse has been . very busy
man the pact few weeks, as he was
among the leaders in the Elks Minstrels,
but finally consented TO taking this i'm.
portant role in the Pythian Follies and
Joy reigns supreme In the ,Pythian coun-
ellis, as this was very important part,
to fill, tho comedians who Will make
merry in the Follies are rehearsing
their parts each night. and some real
comedy gems will be released by them
and of course local Topics will not b
neglected.
The large. cast Of one hundred local
performers In the Follies will be ready
for the rise Of the curtain. They are 70.
hcarsing very faithfully each night.
and from all indications the show VIII
be among the very best ever secn In
this city. The ticket committee report
great progress in the ticket campaign
that covers the entire wheeling dis
trict, and two capacity crowds Will St.
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
PAYS
TOADvERT|SE
So Thought Friends Who welcomed
Home J. Cecil Fee and His Bride

Mr.. J. Cecil Fec manager OF the Cen
trail Glass works Of Wheeling arrived IN
this city yesterday with his beautiful
bride who was Miss Bette Hartman or
Pittsburgh. Friends provided the auto
mobile that carried the happy couple I"
their suite at the NrLurC hotel ana
said friends fearing that the general
public had not read tho newspaper de-
tails of tho wedding. decorated the au-
tomohile with glarinE advertisements
Ono which was tho effect of an nm
prcsSionst in chalk bore tn" follow
ing warning, God HON a poor married
man" This was beautifully ;lustTat"d
with Il drawing Of a skull and cross
bones which could have done rTcdi; 70
tho artist who puts his spar" hours
working for t." ku-kluN-klan.
Another glarng announcement on
one side Of th. auto WAS the following.
81 promise In love honor and obey aud
pay all bills. J. Cecil F""."
Another sentence Chalkcd ont in
wh',h relief was "Ectty and Cecil, Ser
fenced for Life" Srll another. TIL"
N"wIywcds. Just married. Room IS The
McBurr."
ono Of Tho auto windows bore the
statement "Wc ar" going To settle down
10 II qui"r married life"
Tho machin" had been g:,yly decor
ated with white and rcd Sir"amcrS ana
as was - ideuccd, had been literally
Showcred with rice. Ropes had been
tied 10 the rear aNl"S TO which old
shoes had been attached.
Dr The whole Mr.. J. CoCi, Fees friends
certainly had Il grand tim" WELDON ne
MN and his bride 70 Wheeling ard
cy identity h"Ionc To tn" class that be
,icycs !. pays to advertise.
Mr.. J. Cecil Fec and Miss Betty Hart
man Of Pittsburgh were welded at 10
"'oLock last Monday morning and after 2
brief honeymoon journey east. returned
to Wheeling where they will make their
home. The attendants nj TN wedding
were Charles Hodge ot Wheeling and
Miss Clara UodEctt OF Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
BETHANY SUIT
SOONFO TRIAL
PASTOR s1EKS TO RECOVER SAL.
AIRY WHILE SUSPENDED foR
REPORTING ALLEGED
SCANDAL.
Special Judge In BROOKE County Case In
which 2sv. George Mani
fold II Plaintiff.
spec,al 20 the Intelligence.

SPECIAL 20 the Intelltgcnccr.
Weusburg. W. Va. Feb. iS.-At the
March term OF the Brooke county circuit
court Bethany College may appear as
defendant In 8 court action which will
focus attention OF the professional body
OF America upon that institution. since
the question Involves the right OF a pro-
feSSor 20 freedom OF conscience and &C
t!on. Rev. George Manifold. now pastor
OF a Wheeling church. Is plaintiff In a
suit 20 recover 4 years salary alleged
To 10 illegally withheld. Owing 10 thr
fact that Judge Addleman is now truS-
tee OF the college. Judge Raymond Max
well. OF Ciarksourg. has been selected
TO try the case.
Judge Maxwell has sent for the papers
and after going over them Will agree
with the attorneys upon date tor 4
hearing. 1t is expected that this Will be
during tho March term. ]. Bernard
Handlaa. with whom Is associated For
rner Prosecuting Attorney Ramsey. OF
this county. repreS. ntS the plaintiff and
John Palmer. the college.
Whether or not 4 college professor
can be called TO account Cor reporting an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
PENNSY CHANGES ITS
PARLOR CAR SERVICE

Announcement was made asst evening
q, / ! Scott. chicf clerk OF the loca'
Pennsylvania railroad offices. that he
ginning Tomorrow, tn" Tar!or car ser:
vice a, has been running IN the post on
train No. 53n, leaving here for PitGS.-
burrh at ITO y. N. daily except SuDdah%
wiN include Sunday from now on. tn"
parlor car heretofore on Sunday has
been running on Train No. io0. leaving
hero 1T : y. M. hut will ID" dis""ni :nu"i.
The same S"rv;C" leaving pittsburgh
vi! coutinu". leaving on week days -
,:O5 y m. arriving here at 6:l5 on sun
day. leaving STA y. m, arriving her" at
II o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
MORE COUNCIL MEN
RE-ENTER THE RACE
Otto, rhoner and Habig Go IN for coun-
Gil Reelection.

Three moro present members OF 'h'
city council yesterday entered the race
for seats in the city solons' body At
the coming primary and city elections
They ara Mayor r. +. Thoncr. who VII.
again run for cOuncil-ai-large; CAPT.
W. r. OTTO. from the First ward. and
Ambrose T.. TabiE. formerly Of the Sixth
ward. hut now running from the Tenth
ward.
MAYOR ThOner has but one opponent
50 faT in the field. Eobcr; r.. ITerry)
Gar I.nn; while there are Il number from
tho Tenth ward running against Mr.
lIabig. among them being present COu:.
Gilman James II. Beans. In th> First
ward. Capt. Otto has but ono opponent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

Whether or not college professor
AN be called TO account Cor reporting an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
WOMAN BREAKS HIP.

Miss Jcnuj" Campbell. well known
resident OF IN" Island. who Was injured
yesterday afternoon At her home on
North Penn street. when She fell, brran-
ing her hip. is resting as we'll as can re
expected according 10 attendants at the
North Wheeling hospital,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
cough Medicine for Children

Tn" fact tina, "hamh"rlain's Cough
Remedy gives prompt relief and Is plea
SAINT and safe to take has made il
ravorite with tho mothers Of young
children. For sale Ly all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

Arithmetic. according 10 ~" average
small boy. was simply invented in or
der to Civ" teachers = good excuse for
furnishing their unhappy pupils. md
the unpleaSa feature Of his young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
SENTENCE PISTOL TorER

Lewis Striff. colorcd, arrested sew
oral days ago for pistol toting at Rich
land Ivy Motorcycle Officer Harry Gar
den. was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Il. G.. Hobbs yesterday after
noon in the county jail. He was fined
800 and costs and sentenced to one
year in the county jail.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

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mmans sssxawar. DO h islA. lss ara.
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urf.saiss cs.a les salaFius. lsars lss
pI~dusos ? ssanr~iilslcs al suma .isas
nzx~ldnaes ar h vida ae han lsain.
DO 90 pnsponaaa
Ia gswanraSn -a cMla rn nna -.
raia mas l,aln que IA dli ahO pasads.
lsss rgilrss isialss durante In eesnana
Gueron ila.sss comparadas con lGR
sss da aho Tasade. Ias cxporiacio-
ncs grndnalmrnie han ammriItado. lss
enll'arqnes de- lsS aEdcares de Ia ~.
fra iotaliza"n sO0oo y de Ia zafra
vieja 5.Op0 toncladas. Las rxisrrncias
ioialrs de axacar de- Ia nneva zafra
en- Ia Lila s,,n DE 3e0.:sss ionela,ias y
de Ia zafra virja l:,s.l;7 tonrladas.
hacienda un total de- I:s.WDO toncladas
comparadas con 3S3.OO0 ioirladas al
aiIO l,asado.
Habiendo acceptable Eegocios eonsi-
derablcs a principles de Ia semana.
las rcfinadores mas tarlc 80 han purs
; 10 fuertcs vendcdcrcs han estad f,
accpiando ncgocios limitados solamen-
te sujetos a confirmation para em-
barques tan, pronio como sea posibl.
Al mismo tempo han reitrado su ga.
rantfa sobre precios.
rs muy intercsante nciar que rl
tono firme del mercado ha producido
tambien una dcmanda mayor de eX-
portacijn y han circulads informcs al
cfec;b de que las ventas de 25.0O0 IA
10000 tOneladas de azicar refnadu.
Sc han consumado durante la pasada
scmana. EstO So entiende que Sc han
include ventas de azicares blancOs.
extrangerOs asf ccnsO tambien de re-
J finadO de los EstadOs Unidos Sc dice
que una cantidad de negocios Sc han
coilsumado CON Suiza Los precios,
segdn sc dice han sidO de 6Ac. hasta
6Ac. en- dep6sito.
Despu6s de habcr aumentado su CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
AZUcAR RErINADO

BajO el aguij6n del l.ujante merca-
do de aZ;icar crudO. Y In virtual segu.
ridad de q. la Comisi6n Financiera Gu
bana gOrbcaura cl mercadO de la "a
fra cubana. los pedidOs por el aziicar
refinadO han estado- activOs. los COM
pratiores mOstrandO un crecid0 deseu
de Comprar.. no sOlamente para sus
opportunities necesidades, sinO al mis-
mo tempo para acumular una mode
rada reserva en- anticipation 4 una
alza en- los preci0s. No obstante que
ha habido una pequeila irregularidad
en- los preciOs,' durante la semana to.
dos los refinadOres han aumentado sus
cOtizaciones y ahOra generalmente tie.
men EN- lista $50, condolences las va
cOnOcidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

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an l'~a.sai Be ssusl. q eulsaf 80 -
mssssuas q aas la.se a. 80 ~ uiSrn.
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~ s~mnp su.a fssslillr y mn tssm@aae smn.
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mNasmr~ fmssamaaas ssA
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ar~pw'~ a. s~stizRr q o.. q asisacirlas
lr h asaalm. - y.llrarun slsl nrsa-
D.. ssrFe haa euirsae oira seR a nl.
~ ae 49,. > aslian ncs~lss INSIDE.
Fashss a s'sme lmses.
Armlamss~ de- rsralir un arl,grmmn
DE- unrssra .lirinn d. chimgo nj rf~c.
o. De- que Ia california A Hawaiian
ha guelis rni,ar al snrFcade u lac
isasrs de- s.:ac
Nurstia ssiiriua de Savannah nos ir-
l-grafia que Ia Savannah Ifsfimgy 80
lla Tiirado ahsoiuiamenie del mer.
cado.
New ORLEANS. inforna que los srrs
s;"lcllaux a Henderson csian cUtizan-
do a &C.. para prontO emlIarque.
las ofertas de- aziicares de Loulsia-
IIa continiian muy limitadas.
Hoy iarde. Ia Pennsylvania Sugar
Refinery aumeni6 shs prsrios a 7.75c
para eml'arque en Ia primcra miiad
del mes dc marzo. sin garantfa. y va
NO ncrptan negocios para cmbarquCs
en febrero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10

PLACAs. INsIGNlAs. B0T0NEs.
4e doran o plateau.
The Porto Rico Electroplating
Co. Ine..
L4-a a. 1elef. 1891.
Saa Juan. r. r.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
GoBIERN0 DE PUERTO RICO
Departamento de Sanidad.
AVISO
AvIso

Por la presente Sc ordena, que todo
palmar, arboles de mango y otros fru-
tales que suelen ser guaridas de las
ratas y esten situados dentro de la
Jurisdiction de la Municipalidad de
San Juan, sean puestos, prueba de
estos roedores, exterminando previa.
mente los existentes y protegiendo el
tronco con lata o zinc en- forma de
campana otra apropiada.
Sc les da un plazo de OCHO dias a
todos los dueiios de cocoteros y arboles
frutales para que procedan cumplir
esta orden, pues de no hacerlo asi, Sc
ran llevados ante los tribunales.
San Juan. P. R., Mario 1 de 1921.
DIR. Martin o. de la Rosa,
Insp. Medico DITTO. Norte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-10
MAC TWAIN

i
El delicioso humorista norteameri--
cano, ha sido traducido al espahol,
con admirable exactitud y con una
ligereza de estilo, que es uno de los
mayores encantos,s por Carlos Percy
ra, que ha hecho tambien IN pr6logo
Illeno de amenidad al libro: Aventuras
de Huck.
Frecuentemente Sc oye citar aqui al
humorista ingles q. ha dicho cosas des-
|concertantes, ipor que no saborear en-
espahol su prosa chispeante, levemen-
te acida, burlona y amena?...
Los que quieran leer Aventuras de
Huck, primorosamente editadas, con
! liIustraciones mhy bien hechas, pidan
lel libro a Cantero, Fefpfndez y Ca,
Inc.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
SELF RELIANCE
GOES BANKRUPT
Thin Blood Saps Energy
Guides Pepto-Mangan
Rebuilds The Blood

Wrestling with n weakened condi-
ton ~ the blood is desperate strug.
gle. Thin. watery blood deprive.
the body ~ energy and causes a
played-out feeling not unlike utter
exhaustion. a man with weak blood
has not the full use ~ his powers.
He lacks decision, and vacilla'e. un.
I'll he loses sclf-confidcnce.
Some men. and women too. 20
faltering along for months scarcely
realizing that they need Guide. Pep.
to- Mangan. the blood. builder But
when they have taken !, for while,
what a difference there Is IN the feel.
ings' The old-timc vigor and the
red.blooded hue 81 good health re-
turn The new rich blood gets TO
work. building, terrifying. lifting
the spirit up to is normal standard.
Physicians have prescribed Guides
Pepto- Mangan for years as a blood
builder. Druggists sell u IN liquid
and tablet form. Look for the name
"Gude's Pepto-Mangan" on the
package. Advertisement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
TREATING HOGS FOR CHOLERA


PREPARED ~ the United state. Depart.
ment % Agriculture
Unless early action u taken To- dag.
n"~. the cases aud apply proper treat.
mcnt when diseas" appears In your
swine herds. LOSSES are Inevitable. The
chances nrr many that the trouble IL
cholera. ani under such circumstances
delay II dangerous. for when that dis
ease has spread aud progressed Ia tn.
herd the loss Of many hogs may he
expected
Early attention IN mn outbreak NJ
hog cholera 10 essential for the sue
c"ssful treatment Of the herd. II has
been told repeatedly tina, anti. hog choi.
err serum IL not = cure: Us use
primarily Intended ~ q preventive
agent against cholera. and ~ such u
IL universally recognized rs ~. only
reliable treatment Will. N. serum
sscmingl, has had some favorable 81
feet when administered 10 stick hogs
N III. very early stage - the disease,
swine owners should not depend unch,
N" product 10 save any number of
animals after they hav. developed
visible symptoms ~ hog cholera
In Farmers Bulletin Sit tr-vis~d)
attention II called to IA. fact that tn.
serum l. most eff.acious when admin.
ist.r-d ~ n preventive while the
serum II regarded ~ NEST efficacious
when administered a. n preventive"
The bulletin points cut. Il, seems 10
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

many being turned away because
there was no room inside the church.
being crowded every night There
were six baptized Sunday afternoon
The Paint Lick school girl. s"rV
cd candy cake. and sandwiches Sat
urday a, Logsdon's store. which net
ted siO35 Proceeds 20 toward
buying laboratory for the school
They will continue TO serve catablc.
each Saturday Come buy for your
Sunday dinner and help this good
cause.
Mr.. Robert Guynn has in her
home very rar, plant called the
night blooming ceres u has bloom
ed three times this summer. which
j. the most u has ever bloomcd.
The blossom begins to open about
eight O'Clock and by midnight 1t has
faded and closed up its petals \
great many % Mr.. Guyn's friends
tll W ~t' kilA- NhAtr
d.rful flower. which is to many a
curiosity.
The work at the school building
which consist of digging a basement
for children's play room in bad
weather and for other purposes a.
well, 10 progressing nicely. although
there has been little help outside
what the boys Of the school have
done. Men, why don't you come
and help such a good cause Your
child may be one Of those in school
and as Mr. Elder is so nice ss to
oversc. this work and takes so much
interest IN our school why not help
him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
POOR RIDGE

Mrs x. u. Preston spent Sunday
with Mrs Everett Duncan.
Mis-. Minnie East spent Saturday
night with Mrs. VIM. Pollard.
Miss Francis Long spcn, Saturday
with her father. Mr. x. =. Long
Mr. Lewis Simpson spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Speed Sherrow.
Mrs Hobart Grow spent the week.
end with Mr. and Mrs Ligc Bolton
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pollard spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs Cleo Ray
Miss Jennie Walter spent the
weekend with her parents. AZ Hub.
BILE
Miss Bert Daley spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Monta
Ray.
Mr. Charlie Mcmillan spent sun
day with MS parents. Mr. Tom Me
MILAN
Mr.. Cecil Walker spent Wednes-
day nigh. with ri. and MR. Charlie
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

Mcmillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McCulley
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har.
rison Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshal Preston
spcn, Sunday with Mr. ard Mr..
Hukc Preston.
Mr. and Mr.. James Matthew
spent Sunday with SIR. and Mrs.
Luke Naylor
The many friend. % Mr.. New,
Grow are glad 20 know she t. able
TO be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Anderson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Durham IN Je.samine.
Mr.. Hobart Simpson and Mss
Jennie Barr were afternoon guests
81 Mis- Arleigh Matthew Sunday.
Rev. Manly. Of Lancaster. Is hold.
ing revival meeting AZ Pleasant
Hill. He il preaching some splendid
sermons.
Misses Christine and Olivia Pres
ton and Mr.. Ralph Preston spent
Sunday with Misses Lena and Min
ME East AZ Buckeye.
MIR. and Mrs jesse Duncan and
family Of Bryantsville. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Duncan. Of Mt. Hebron.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Duncan.
Miss Lima Lou Mcmillan. Of Mt.
Hebron, spent from Friday until
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Mcmillan and attended the meeting
at Pleasant Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Mobcriey and
little daughter. Bessie Mae. spen,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Simpson. Mr.. Speed Sherrow wa.
a CUES, in the afternoon
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20
n
IN.
l5yp.


Mrs Ollie Black visited Mr.. WIN.
$. Ray Friday.
Re-. Manley il holding a series Of
meetings AZ Pleasant Hill.
Mt Newt Sanders visited Mr.. and
Mrs. William ; Ray Sunday.
Mr.. J. ID. Ray and Mrs. Marshal
Ray visited Mr.. VIM. $. Ray Sat.
urday.
Mr. Marsha Ray spent the eve
ming Thursday with Mrs Jess.
Casey
Mr.. Newt Sanders and son. James
spent Wednesday night and Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. s. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sebastian and
little con. Henry Walker. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Burchell Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor. Of Cottonsburg.
visited her daughter. Mrs. Harris
Tester Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Price Sutton and lit
tie daughter. Mis-, Maud. Of Danville.
Mrs. J. d. Ray. Mr. and Mrs jesse
Ray and sons. Alvin. Jesse and Cal.
win visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder
Sunday.