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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
COTTON CROP VERY SMALL BUT OTHER STAPLES GOOD

Scottsboro, August Especially > Cotton is opening fast and picking has begun. There will be about one third of the cotton made in this coun- ty that was made last year. Farmers throughout the county reduced the acreage to about one-half and the boil weevil destroyed a large per cent of that
 The three large steam gins at this place are ready to so to ginning. It is thought than not over 1,500 or 2,000 bales will be ginned. whereas about 5000 bales were ginhed here last season. The price is predicted by cotton buyers will open up at -0c.
 Other crops are finer than in years. especially is this the case with corn the price of which will open up at 40c at gathering time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
wOMEN'S LEAGUE
 OF EAST LAKE

The League of Women Voters Of East Lake. of which Mrs ]. NJ. Han kins is general chairman and Mrs. Victor Randolph and Mrs Walter Brason are assistant chairmen, will hold meeting on September '.
 The object of this meeting is to tn- form the registered women of that district what the League of Women Voters stands for and what the wom- en might do with the vote.
 An interesting programme is be- ing arranged for the meeting which will be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
MISS HARPER,s LUNCHEON

Miss Lucile Harper entertained yes terday at luncheon at the Southern club in honor of Miss Frances Riggs, a lovely bride-eiect.
 The table was centered with a big basket of summer flowers and pretty cards marked the places of the guests, who were: Miss Riggs, Miss Julia Bowers, Mrs. E. P. Riggs. Mrs. A. S, Nc Elroy and Mrs. W. B. Harper
 BARR0w-PARTRID
 An unusually beautiful arrange ment of hydrangeas and palms formed the setting last Wednesday evening for the marriage of Aphra Marion Partridge, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Partridge of West Med ford, with William Beasor Barrow, Jr., of Birmingham. The ceremony was performed in Goddard chapel, Tufts college, by Rev. Charles Howard Gale of Beverly, a fraternity brother of the groom.
 Over 200 friends and relatives were present. The ceremony was per- formed in the twilight, with no illu- imitation besides two candelabra at the altar. The effect of solemnity and sacredness attained was most impressive, the beautiful old windows of the college. chapel, and the high flung arch of the chancel lending | themselves admirably to the arrange men.
 The bride wore simple but bear tiful white satin gown with veil of duchess lace falling from coronet of orange blossoms which wreathed her forehead. She carried a slower bou- quet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Winifred Partridge, maid of honor and sister of the bride, was dressed in rose colored taffeta and carried cluster of tea roses. Miss Virginia Mabry of Weston. Mass, and Miss Edith Tutten of West Medford served as bridesmaids. Their gowns were of silver-blue changeab ble taffe- ta set off by bridesmaids bouquets of pink tea roses. Ralph Barrow of Bir- mingham, brother to the groom, was cluded Messrs. Russell Porter. Tufts, IS; A, Clifford Hudson. Tufts, '19; Fred A. Clifford, Tufts, 20, and Frying N. Fox, Tufts, 15. The organist. a close friend of both the principals, was MT. Seaver Gilchreast, Tufts, '2i. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
 A reception was rendered the new ly married pair at the home of the brides parents imm media tely after the ceremony. The brides mother re- ceived in taffeta gown of orchid shade, trimmed with georgette and real lace. Following the reception MT. and Mrs. Barrow left for an ex- tended visit to the southland. On
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their return. about October 1, they will be at home to their friends in their residence on Appalachian road, Winchester.
 The bride is well known in social circles of Tufts and Jackson college, graduating as vice president of her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

The hosts of friends or Mrs. J Kirkman Jackson, will regret to learn l, that she has leased her beautiful home and will leave next week for New York, where she will meet her son, Mir. J. Kirkman Jackson, and her daughter. Miss Helen. She will re- main in New York for the winter. but expects to return to Birmingham with her children next summer.
 Miss Mary Palmer, will leave during the latter part of the week for a visit to friends in Gadsden and Lincoln.
 MT. Isadore Shapiro of New York will arrive the last of the week to be the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Shapiro. at 510 North Sixteenth street.
 Miss Elizabeth Salter. Miss Mar garet Wood and Miss Amelia Jack son have returne dfrom Spring Gar den. where they have been members of house party given by Miss Eliza beth White.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Boatwright of Atlanta formerly of Birmingham, have named their little daughter Ruth Leslie.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson. for merly of Kansas City. who for the past year have been residents of Bir- mingham, have leased the home of Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson for the win : ter.
 MT. Edmund L. Porter is at home on Alabama avenue, south, after a visit to Montreal Boston and New York city. Mrs. Richard Bell and children have returned from Talladega. where she
 has been visiting her sister, Mrs Lawrence Hubbard. Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Edmonds, who have been spending the summer in Europe are expected to arrive In the city shortly. They have been visit ing friends for the past few days i1 Louisville, Ky.
 Miss Kathleen Kilgore, who has been spending the past three months in New York, has returned home. Miss Leslie Shepherd of Carrollton, who has been visiting friends in the city Is at present the guest of Mrs. faul Ivy at Roebuck Springs. Mrs. Jesse Roberts and little duugh- ters Lucy Jean and Jane and Mss Margaret Conniff. who are the guests of their sister. Mrs. Thomas H Vaughn, will leave tomorrow for a visit of several weeks to their sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Boyd, in Atlanta, before
 returning to their home in Mont somery.
 MT and Mrs. Ed Denne are visiting MT. Denne's parents in PlttSburg. Miss Zuline Dardis of Montgomery Is the guest of her brother, Mir. Ches- ter Dardis and Mrs. Dardis. in Nor wood
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert McCaughan ot Jacksonville. Fla. have returned froir Blount Springs, where they spent th weekend with MT. and Mrs. Lee Roueche and are visiting relatives h Norwood.
 | Misses Ruth and Frances Greer i have returned from a visit to rela- tives in Cleveland.
 MrS. U. b. newman ana MISS Mary | Lima Newman have returned from a | visit to friends in Memphis ant Union City. Tenn where they were delightfully."- entertained. | Mrs. J. B. Reid has returned from
 visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roueche and Mir. Roueche. at Blouni Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Loveman and son Adolph, and Mrs. Avery Joseph, have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
TRUsS-MONTGOMERY
 WEDnING INVITATION

The following invitations have been sent to friends: Mrs. Annie T. Montgomery re-
 quests the honor of your company at
 the marriage of her daughter, one
 to Mir. George Vance Truss Tuesday
 September 6. 1921. at o'clock, at the Ensley Highlands frespyterlah church
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returned from a motor trip through Virginia.

returned from a motor trip through Virginia.
 Miss Alice Waters leaves today for Newark, N. j., where she will spend some time with her brother and sis ter, MT. and Mrs. John k. Waters.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Mcqueen have purchased an attractive home on Twenty eighth street. south, which they will occupy october l.
 Miss Alice Mcintyre of Brinkley Ark, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Bates at their home in Edgewood' Mrs. John E. Waters and children, who have been spending the summer in Edgewood, will return today to their home in New York city.
 Mrs. George Ryan has returned to her home in Montgomery, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd on Highland avenue.
 Miss Rosabelle Zoll has returned home from Gadsden, where she visited MT. and Mrs. w. G. Bellenger.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Eason and Miss Dorothy Eason leave today for ten days visit to friends in Danville, Ky They will be joined by Miss Bernice Eason the latter part of the week.
 
 Ruble Moor son of Mir. and Mrs. T.. D. Moor, has returned from Tusca- loosa, where he has been the guest of relatives, pr. w. D. Partlow and pr. R. c. Partlow. Miss Louise Washing ton, also a guest of the Partlows at the same time, has returned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
BRIDGE PARTY
 FOR VISITORS

Mrs. H. M. Bostick and Mrs E. J. Strickland entertained yesterday aft : ernoon from 3 to 3 o'clock at bridge at the Southern club. complimenting her daughter, Mrs. Omar Sanders of Atlanta, who is visiting her. and Mrs. Jesse Roberts and Miss Mar garet Conniff of Montgomery, who are the guests of Mrs Thomas H. Vaughn.
 Twenty friends of the guests of honor were present.
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class of 1920. She isl a member of Sigma Kappa. Mir. Barrow attended Tufts for two years in the class of 1920, but left to take up more spe- cialized courses at Technology and Harvard. He is member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

The young lady across the way says our bright young men are not being attracted to the ministry as they used to be and she's sorry to hear that there is a great falling off in the attendance at the geological schools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
MRS. ROSEN STILL
 CIRCLE H0GTESS

Mrs. A. L. Kidd's circle, No. 6, or the Southside Baptist church will meet tomorrow morning at II o'clock with Mrs. J. B. Rosensthil, 1923 Cres- cent avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
SOUTHERN CLUB DANCE INVITATIONS

The following invitations have been sent to members of the Southern club:
 "The Southern club invites you to attend an informal dance Friday evening, September ?, 1921, to o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
VOLUNTEER RELIEF
 MEETING POSTPONED


The Volunteer Relief association will not meet this morning. Notice will he given of the next meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
Midsummer Madness GiUen at Athens
 College

@ NE of the prettiest affairs Of N y the season was the enter
 tainment, consisting of short plays and operettas, called Mid Summer Madness" given by the Woman's Bible class of the First Baptist church of Athens at the Athens college music hall. last even ing
 The cast consisted of 60 people. while the staging and costuming was beautiful. The plays and operettas were directed by Miss Maggie Lou Johnson, who is a student of Judson college. Miss Johnson has a very promising future. Mrs. Riherd is the teacher of the class. Mrs. Lee Cox is the president. This class is one of the most active in the south and has attracted much attention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
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AEe-HcraId Patterns

The Age-Herald has arranged with leading fashion designers of New York to furnish its readers daily faAiIion and pattern service. All pat terhs will be seam making and guar anteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every pattern ordered Is also guar anteed. You ssuuld order patterns little in advance of the tifps you will need tIem as stock Is not kept in Birmingham, but all orders will bo forwarded to the pattern department Tn New York for attention.
 Ladies One-Piece Dress.--A smar' version of the popular chemise froci in handkerchief linen Is shown 1T todays sketch. A touch of embroid cry, a wide sash and fril1 collar constitute the trimming.
 The ladies' one-piece dress is cut 1T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Mrs. Price Clayton will entertain the members. of her bridge club this afternoon at her home in Fairfield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
VISITORS HoNonEn

Miss Jennie Lou entertained re- gently in honor of her house guest, Miss Kathleen Chiffon of Parrish and Mir. Paul Hendrix of America. Those pjoying Miss DeLoach's hospital ity were; Miss Kathleen Chiffon. Miss Gussie Harris, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Ethel Bass, Miss De- rothy Bass, Miss Mildred Gilbert. Miss Wilma McDonough, Miss Ruth Gary. Miss Katherine Hawkins. Miss Aline Atkins, Miss Florie Webb and Miss Elizabeth DeLoach; MT. Paul Hen drix MT. Boss McDonough, MT. Carl Steele, MT. Joe Faison, Mir. Thomas Gary, MT. Joe Fryer Mir. Dewey Am person. Mir. Andrew Fryer, Mir. Day ton Riddle, MT. Fred Carlisle, MT. Walter Harris, MT. Carlisle Belle, Mir Simpson, Mir. Barker, MT. Christy and Mir, Edwin DeLoach The chape- rones were MT. and Mrs. J. E. De- Loach, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Bush, Mrs. D. II. Chiffon and Miss DeLoach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
MRS. MuRPHy,s TEA

Mrs. Q. F. Murphy entertained yes ter day afternoon at lovely tea at Ter home in Edgewood in honor or Mrs. John R. Waters, who is leaving today for her home in New York, after spending the summer at Edge wood.
 The house was charmingly adorned with summer blossoms which were used in baskets and tall vases.
 Mrs. Murphy was assisted in re- ceiving by Mrs Waters, Mrs. J. A. Smith, Mrs. T. H. Williams and Mrs. M. O. West.
 Miss Sarah Coker presided at the punch bowl and sandwiches and an ice course were served.
 Fifty friends called during the re- ceiving hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

hizes 36 to 42 bust. Size 36 requires three and three -eighths yards of 36- inch material and three yards of ribbon. Price of pattern is 15 cents. Transfer pattern No. 4913 is l5 cents extra.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

MT. Edmund l.. Porter is at home on Alabama avenue, south, after a visit to Montreal, Boston and New York city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Edmonds, who have been spending the summer in Europe are expected to arrive In the city shortly. They have been visit ing friends for the past few days in Louisville, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Mrs. Richard Bell and children have returned from Talladega. where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Lawrence Hubbard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Miss Alice Waters leaves today for Newark, N. j., where she will spend some time with her brother and sis ter, MT. and Mrs. John k. Waters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

MT. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson, for merly of Kansas City, who for the past year have been residents of Br- mingham, have leased the home of Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson for the win ter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
RANDOM NOTES

The hosts of friends of Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson, will regret to learn that she has leased her beautiful home and will leave next week for New York. where she will meet her son, Mir. J. Kirkman Jackson, and her daughter. Miss Helen. She will re- main in New York for the winter. but expects to return to Birmingham with her children next summer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Miss Elizabeth Salter. Miss Mar garet Wood and Miss Amelia Jack son have returne dfrom Spring Gar den, where they have been members of house party given by Miss Eliza beth White.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

MT. and Mrs. Thomas B. Boatwright of Atlanta. formerly of Birmingham have named their little daughter Rutf Leslie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
BETHESDA

The ". G. =. /. hcll tncir :Guiar
monthly meeting at the home ~ mrs,
II. II. McWi!iiams. on Frid.N cNcninG
\ very i"aStnt evening MLS Si"ht. ire
neAt mGcuus VIII he hr!d ~ N" h"me
of the president. Mrs. NiH, glasgow,
1t The Regular time. II" :hrG E:ld"E
rNtrinS N August. Election Of ON
GERS VIII Ue IN order.
N:S. Mary ki:"N'S entertained Win
Il weekend party at her cot'ae2 here
At the park. Among ,hoN" present w.."r
Misses Marie Bau"rlc. AGIrS Na'dE
Nar,h., and Margaret k,i"v,>. N"SSrS.
L. ". rlman. Raymond Is. Wilson,.
ior.tvc Wicn!ilcr AID thaS. |chmtn
all of Wheeling.
Mrs. John Nuth entertained Il NUM-
hcr of ncr friends from St C.airsNls!c.
at r:,-!r cottage here last THURSDAY!
Mrs. Mary klicyeS, Mrs. Geo. BaWrrI"
and daughters. Marie AMI Anna Eri.c
were 'hr guests OF Mrs. J. W. Perkins
on Thursday.
Til" ,hiriy-hrst annua! chautaupua
q: Epw0rta park convex a Saturday.
July IS. toy = two W""i,S' lroETIn.
which IS full and complete. Tho spirit
VA! services AZ" helms taken care 81 10y
Supt. t.. W. lpanrOrd. with able $'rmvMs
each forenoon. except Monday and SAL
urday. Thu .,:non on Sunday hy l]r.
Ianford III II" urSt palm hAd TIE
communion WAS very sacred S"rNitc.
The evening" SER To- WIN H"Ttn"u ~
J..
ng. Next sunday. July &ls,. ~ rtann"d
20 DC the greatest day AZ Erw"rth pniH x.
Al churches In tho diS'rI'; have r''.'H
h!crrisSrd and representatives a, ~
pected 20 be there. Rish"r tn@r~'. II
and sur.r OF the greatest men IN M"IH-
odiam IS expected {" 10 pV"."E II
will b. an all-day service. Conn ari
catch ihc vision and inspiration at >c'N q
.y,. for Tho Master. On SATURDAY. lu'"
81. VIM. !. Eryan. Wal deliver MS =.
nous lecture. where Are the Nine
This Is expected to be great day.
~" aud MrS. k"nn"th M"i7inm"n "c
Wheeling are stopping at tia "rh
hOtc, IhIS week.
Mrs. Herbert Marshall &c Wheeling
il spending som" tim" in bethesda
Mr. Brown am! family Of Mounds
willie arc spending their vacation ~
Epworth park.
Mrs. ]. W. P"rkins entertained Mrs.
Mary klicvcS. Mrs. Geo. B1rrr.' ara
daughters. Mari" and Anna I"l!". -
dinner on Thursday.
Mrs Zen lrtnielS and sons Frederic
and Paul Of Kansas ely. Eau. were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W. ". lm-
cas-, Saturday and attended services It
The Presbyterian church ~ t"nt-r\lIle
on sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 4. I,ov"ioy and fam
lly spent Il few days with h"r 'rther.
Nj r. NJ. Kildow Of Sc"oad street. md
icf, on Friday for Camp Srchar.
ing visited Miss Martha Kitcr"s here
recently.
Mrs. ID. V. Orrison entertained mum
Der OF friends At her home an 'HJI
avenue on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Klicvcs ard Mrs. G""rr"
Bauerl~ spcnt W"dn" Sdav ~ Wh""l'nT.
Mrs. Gllett OF Martins Ferry has
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THE OPEN DOOR

paw after tomorrow IS tho fourteenth
birthday Of the daughter OK one or my
neishborS. She was speaking o. that
fact and someone asked her what she
was going to give The lizzie cir!
"A toilr; table With ali the fHings' ana
a lons mirror for her room" she stad.
Aren't you afraid you will make her
vain" someone asked lauChinS'y
Trying 20 Mako Her Vain.
"Tna;'s what I'm trying to do" said
NV nr;ghhor. She "a one % taos" people
who lie. TO say startling things, but
having oh.aInrG her cfEeC' she Was will
ING 20 modify It. "TE1. =. ! want 10
make her more interested IN her per-
sonal appearance. Her father thought II
was = queer thing 10 give her. P"cgy
doesn. care how she looks. he said, and
said. Exactly Because sh" do"sn I
realt1r bu, once she gets tnhi mirror
and sees. he can: help wanting 10 be
t;dte-. I've tr;cd L., curing her and II
tasn'. dcar the l"Is: bI, Of good Now
I'm Going 70 try giving her 4 reason Tor
S;.rrinl, 70 look nicer and means 10 ac-
compiish 4. know she Will love the
toilet table for she loves pretty things
for her room. and /; has all th@ 'axi7gs'
,xi,h II OF course. | wouldn't want her
10 be always tGssing about herself. but
don't think there - any danger OK
that. and do want her 4 De more par
,ic,,la-. So I'm JUS; >ryinC 20 make
,dincss attractive and !n'cresu2S.
Let us knox how Il works. ASKED
o,c NJ the Other mothers II think III
try = toilet table on Jimmy"
liars, Tho Edge OF CulAvatlnE."
Jimmy being her frccx!"d faced son
Who ia 4, ;ha. stage OF ooyhood when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

washing behind thc cars seems supremacy
futile, "" -, laughed. Rut Just III"
same. think the idea was an c1ce!!"n;
one. don't you"
Who was II said. IF you want 10 get
something done. the bcs, way IS TO open
one door and close all others
Il seems 70 me that it has many ap-
planes in daily ne.
II you want naturally disord"riy
child 10 learn habits Of order. ISN'T max
Ing order and ncatncss easy, giving him
convenient and ample closet and drawer
and storage space. the best way 70 faster
the good habit" That's opening tho on"
door AS for closing IN" other. should
say getting out IL IN" habit OF picking
up after him and OF hunting M things
re has misla:d. would represent the
closed door.
Doors to Obey.
Again. | have often found that my
dread Of doing certain household tasks
was largely due TO the fact that diu
not have che proper implements or nad
them IN an incoa"cnicnt place. Simple
bits OF Standardization. such "a having
cleaners Of ali kinds handy to the thing
20 pc cleaned and suitable cleaning
clothes always ready. have helped me
immensely. Il know the bora house,
wife need no such helps but. alas. am
the circumstance made rather than the
born kind OF housewife. Again. having
writing materials and stamps always
handy makes letter-writ!nG less OF
task.
II you ,hiuk Of these thinks rs open
ing doors it somehow makes them more
amusing and interesting. At least. l
have fonud II so--heres hoping you Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
SHADYS|pE

The new residence OF Mr. Peter Aier-
mix on West Forty-th:rd street. - cow
ready for the plastcrers.
NJ, and Mrs. Jesse Gamble. who are
spending the summer IN tho county
near Jacobsburg. were In town for the
end Of the week. They were accom-
ran.cd by their daughters, Misses Hiida
and Edna.
Mss Helen Workman, who Is employ
ed in government work at FORT ben)S-
father Mr.. Finley Workman. and other
relatives in Shadyside and vicinity.
Mrs 4. J. Iiarbaugh al Lincoln ave-
niue, who has been III for about three
weeks, improves slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". smith, who ara
moving here from sistersville. W. Va.
are residing for tho present at me
home Of their son. Mr.. Il. 81: smith.
in one Of the flats in the Shadysidc
bank building.
nue. has returned from visit WIN
friends in Steubenyille. She Will so TO
81. CIairsville In n few days to take up
her work in the office OF the clerk OF
courts. SAITH c.,,.,,
avenue is spending few days Win
The teacher trimming class OF the
Christian church will meet this eve
ming. Tomorrow evening tne c .nI Mrs.
Hruce Weeks is to act as leader:
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Ward OF Ientral
avenue expect TO move tc their nc"
residence on Grandview avenue In 4
fcw DAYS. The house they are Eac1tlnG
will be taken by Mr.. and Mrs. paniei
Pluebell and family ,
g. W. Uncommon. recently elected
Superintendent Of the Shadyside schoo,'
has bought property on West Forty,
fourth street. now occupied BY MT. ana
Mrs. G. l.. Watson.
MIR. and Mrs. C. G. Norton OF Lin
coin avenue, have returned from 4 Tara-
ZION trip on the steamer Wood 10 en-
cinnati They returned BY rail- Nis'tinS
r,nints +, central Ohio.
Mrs, 'ress Jarrett Of Cleveland ms
bennington of Adams avenue. for sew
Mrs Edward Morris OF Woodsffeid;
rhn scent the end Of the week ana
Sun,I;,v nj the home Of her nrotncr.
Mr.. Joseph Burkhart. has returned 10
her home. r..
,-mstrong's Mills. spent few days AZ
me end Of the week attending TO ous'-
ness here.