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Cotton Blossom Singers

Among the noted guests who visited
st. PauL and Minneapolis during the
past week was Mrs. Laurence G, Jones,
wife of the principal of the Piney
Woods school at Braxton, Miss, and
also president Of the State Federation
Of Women IS Clubs of Mississippi, with
her two sons Turner Harris and Laur-
ence c., Jr. Hiss 'Eula L. Kelly, stem
oarapher, Misses Ella Clemons, Ger
trude LittleJohn, Messrs Jasper Nc
Afec and E. w. Hall, the latter four
comprising the Cotton Blossom Singers,
who have been making quite an exten-
sive tour through Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota this summer. The party is
travelling in a seven passenger Buick
and are making quite unique tour as
they will travel as far as Canada and
return home by the way of the Dako-
ia IS. western Minnesota and Nebraska.
While in the twin cities the follow
ing entertainments were given Tor ana
by them, Thursday noon they sang for
the Kiwanpis club at the Athletic club
building, St. Paul, Mimi. Friday eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. William
Dean, Summit avenue. On Saturday an
excursion was arranged for them to
Lake Minnetonka, Minnehaha Falls and
other interesting places. Sunday morn
ing they sang at the MacCalaster Pres
byterial church also st. James A. M. q.
church. Sunday afternoon Mrs. John
Monroe of Minneapolis gave a dinner
party for them and Sunday night they
sang at st. Peters A. M. E. On Monday
evening from to 'clock Mrs. Dovie
Welch gave reception in honor OF
Mrs. Jones and party, which was one
of the most delightful affairs of the,
season. Monday night Mrs. Ef1ie Carr
had delightful dinner party for them
and on Tuesday Mrs. Jones delivered
an address and her quartette sang in
the Radison Hotel for the Kiwannis
club of Minneapolis after which visit
was made by the party to the Dun
Woody Institute. They left Tuesday
night for Saltwater to continue their
very interesting tour.
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Who's Who
IN DIES TONES LOCALS

Africa. She extends hearty invita-
ton to the public, asking you to come
out and see your own local talent
Tickets S5c; reserved soc.
Mr.. George Williams, progressive
business man of this city, has organized
club for the young men of the east
side which is called the Young Mems
Progressive club.
The club met Tuesday evening, Aug
30, 1921 at Bethel A. NJ f. church. A
number of speakers from Chicago were
present, and spoke on the uplifting of
the Negro race. 80
Among the speakers We're Mr.. X s.
Range, president of the Cooperative So.
ciety of Iowa; Mr.. Mattocks sales
man for the same society; Mr.. Washing
ton another salesman, also of this So
ciety. All of whose speeches were very
interesting
Mrs. Lucille Roberts who is here con.
Quoting pageant, gave very interest
ing talk. The president OF this club is
Mr.. Charles Bryson secretary, Mr.. Al
len Ashby; treasurer, Mr.. George Will
liams.
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LOCALS

me many friends of Miss lone viii.
son OF TINS etty, and recent graduate
from the nurse training course of the
general hospital at Kansas Citv. Ma
VIII De pleased to learn that she has
accepted a position as visiting nurse
for the colored schools f Kansas titv
ana will enter upon her new duties
Monday, Sept. 5.
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Miss Rebecca Nelson has composed
new song, Mammals Lullaby,n
which will be published in the near fu-
ture. Miss Nelson has some other COM
positions that she hopes to get on the
market soon.
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Mrs. D.. M. Stanton accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Selma Brown, re-
turned to the city Monday evening
from Council Bluffs where they attend
ed the Baptist association. While at
tending the convention they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Trent of
Omaha. ....
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mitchell an
noanced the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Rosa,
to Mr.. l. Bestor, in the form of din
ner party Wednesday evening at their
nome 1924 Day street Cards revealing
the secret were found at each guest 5
place
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Watkins and cou-
sin, Miss Dandelburg, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Thompson and family and Mr.. p. c.
Robinson motored to Ames and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lowery of
that City.
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Miss Tabitha Mash has returned from
Washington, D. c., where she attended
the fourteenth annual convention OF the
National Association of Colored grad
uate nurses. The next meeting will be
held in Kansas City, Mo.
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The Mary Church Terrell club met
with Miss Marie Bell. A program con-
sisted of review of the crisis. They
were several visitors Among them
Dandelburg and Mrs. w. G. Baswick of
ST. Louis, Mo. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Ella Willis as hostess.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs. Roberts of CHICAGO VINO : eon. M
dncting the PAGEANT Of all NJ nalohs, !
Sept. Is, is proud to say it wlll g IL, :
r are,t snecess Mrs. Roberts has been
norv y fortunate in securing the service. :,
of Miss Dorothy Hughes, wonaeflu, 7, !,
- = e,,ier danseanse, and also Geraia
Mares and Curtis Morton IN chasing a =
+he shadows away, Allen Goie.n. = ,l:.,r If @
Hack faced comedian and klhs el5 81
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brown of Kansas
City, Mo-, are the house guest of Mr..
| and Mrs. Harry Noel one their way
home from atvacation in the east, Buff
falo, Canada, Detroit and Chicago, Hi
nois.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

DR.. J. A. Jefferson returned last
Monday from Louisville, KY, where he
attended the twenty-sixth annual ses-
sion of the National Medical assoc1a-
ton. He reports the session a big sue
cess III. -. .. .-..-. .... .s
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Those participating in the affair were:
Mesdames Annie Banks. Ella Mitchell
and Mary Woods, Misses Rost Gibson
and Mary Wood; Rev. G. w. Robinson.
Messrs. !. Bestor, Ernest Robinson,
Lowell Owens and James B. Mitchell.
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REAL ESTATE.

Gertrude e. Rusn Mayme e. Miles
Business property for sale on Cen
tel between Tenth and Twelfth streets.
No. price $4,000. Terms to suit buyer.
No. 2, $4,000, also terms reasonable. Call
Walnut 1864.
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High Commissioners
Praises Near East Relief
Constantino-

Constantine
pie: Everybody
seems to have
a good word to
say for the
W o n d e r f u l
" or being
done by the
more than 500
American men
an d women
workers of the
Near East Re-
lief. In a pub.
lie q d d r e S S,
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Mrs. Gus Watkins entertained Mon
day morning at breakfast in the Shell
burn garden for her cousin, Mrs. Lillian
Dandeburg of st. Louis, Mo.
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The delegates leaving Des Moines:
Mrs. Carrie Law, Mrs. Frank P. john
son. District grand officers: Mrs.
Clara Crawford, Mrs. Gus Nichols, Mrs.
Florence Houston, Mrs. F. G. Goggins,
Mrs. Nt. Brooks will also attend.
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Mrs. Maud Taylor who lived on Four
teenth street place died in Chicago this
week while attending the session of
knights and Daughters of Tabor.
The bystander., 1921-09-01
Cause of Appendicitis.

When the bowels are constipated, the
lower bowels or large intestines be-
come packed with refuse matter, that
is made up largely of germs. These
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H. D. Williams
PeIIcan,. Habits.

Tho pelican is commercially regular
IN mis- nabits. The pareDt-birds cater
fish. and, after eating their fill. fy ~
their young, who eat by thrusting thA6
bills down the mothers throat xao
,eas.ing on the half-tiigaSted food
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M, Centerville; Daughter Matte
Brooks, G. H. F., Des Moines; Sir Ed
ward Robertson, G. P.P., Marshalltown,
and Daughter Imogene Wilson, G.. @.
NJ, Keokuk.
Greetings were extended the grand
temple and ia bernacle in behalf of the
The bystander., 1921-09-01

The Krazv House entertainment CIV
en- by the ST. Paul Bell club last Ihurs-
dav evening was enjoyed very much by
all The imitation of Bert Williams
was a huge success.
The Nine. Baum Hawaiian dance
imitators brought laughter and sunsh'he
~ fbc con oregation Of guests.
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Iowa Federation Of Colored Women s
clubs by Mrs. Elenora Gresham, state
president. Daughter Lula Robertson of
Marshalltown responded to the same.
The grand temple and tabernacle also
made a donation Of $25 to the home at
Icwa City.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

DR.. Hamilton Fisk Biggar noted
Cleveland surgeon. personal physician
to and lifelong friend of John D.
Rockefeller, recently predicted that the
oil king would live to be a century old.
Both the doctor and Mr.. Rockefeller
are eighty-tWo years of age, and the
two aged cronies have made date
to play round of golf on their one
hundredth birthday anniversary
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnam have
returned after a two week s Vacat'oi !"
Hannibal, Mo.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Joseph Rock, agricultural explorer
of the Department Of Agriculture, pho
tographed just before he sailed on a
three years trip that will take him
through northern Siam, southwestern
China, Burma, and other countries in
that part of the world.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs Gretta McDavis of Omaha IS
tho onest Of her father. Mr.. and MIS-
Thomas McDavis, 912 Pleasant street tire
sho exnects to spend some three or
four weeks before returning 10 onia''' "
The bystander., 1921-09-01

germs enter the vermiforln appendix
and set up Inflammation, which is com
monty known as appendicitis Take
Chamberlain's Tablets when needed and
keep your bowels regular and you
have little to fear from appendicitis.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs. Myrtle Hieronymous will leave
Sunday morning to visit Mrs. Louis
Tucker of Keokuk, Iowa. ~
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs Jessie E. McClain entertained
the Pleasant Hour club Wednesday eve
ming. A.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Here are Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Y.
Goewen, who have just started in the
9S-foot motor yacht SpeejaclSs from
New York, for 50,OO0-mile cruise
around the world that will last about
two years. There are eight others in
the ships company.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs. A. F. Dumount of Seattle
Washington is spending a few days
with Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, whose resi-.
dence is 21S Third street.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mrs. sission Brooks Of st. Louis Is
,,;s;+ino Mrs Alonzo Brooks OF the
city.
The bystander., 1921-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Damon of Iowa
City are visiting Mr.. Dammon s mother,
Mrs. L. B. Mason, 1900 Searle street.
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-. oona -
Neatly furnished Rooms 21s
West Srd st.
Mrs. Nc Donald
Hot Weather Diseases

Hot WeNtheF UIRSHEeE-
Disorders of the bowels are extreme
ly dangerous, particularly during the
hot weather of the summer months.
and in order to protect yourself and
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. 1t can be depended up
on. Many have testified to its excel
lence.
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= y = - =
FOR SALE-S-room house in East
City. Situated on car, line. Street
pavede Water and gas. $500 down.
Balance on monthly payments. Call
Drake 4316-W for further information
The Jasper news., 1921-11-17

A. e. Armstrong called at the
Ernest Rex home Thursday.
Clyde Southwick and family and
H. A. Ringer were Carthage Wis
itors-T Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Winter spent Mon
day with Mrs. C. S. Andrews.
MissAlthea Armstrong has been
suffering with a deep cold for sew
eral days.
The bereaved families of Thad
X. Stith and R. G. Corder have
the deepest sympathy of many.
How much we shall miss these
worthy and honored citizens.
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Huber and family.

Huber and family.
Mrs. Nellie Harris and her faith
er, Mr. Boucher, spent Sunday
afternoon at the Harrison Waltz
home.
George Waltz is slowly regain
ing strength from his recent surgi-
cal operation at the Kirksville
Hospital.
R. P. Lane was not well a few
days last week.
WillGriffett and wife spent Sum
day with Archie Helm and family
near Nashville.
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong was a
Carthage visitor Thursday.
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welcome and membership solicited.
Mrs. Nellie Norris and little
daughter returned to their home
at Drakesville, Iowa, Tuesday of
last week after a visit OF two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Lane.
Homer Woodrow of Fremont,
Nebr., spent several days last week
with Will Griffett and wife and
several days with his father, c. T.
Woodrow of Jasper. Both Homer
and George Woodrow are now at
Fremont, Nebr. employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Harrison Waltz and family spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Emma
The Jasper news., 1921-11-17

to the United States by way Of
the Golden Gate on his 20 months
voyage overseas. Mrs. George
Halle talked on manners and Gus
toms Of the people of Russia and
other countries where her son Cleo
stopped. Delightful refreshments
were served by the hostess and
some chosen helpers, after which
the meeting was adjourned to meet
with Mrs. H. j. Stansberry No
vember % to resume the regular
lesson study, the subject of which
will be Thrift" Roll call to be
responded to with quotation from
any selected author. All visitors
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LEBANON AND BORDER
LINE t
Miss Althea Armstrong

A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent at the home of Mrs. Henry
Kaderly, Wednesday of last week,
when the ladies farm club met to
celebrate the anniversary of Arm
istice Day. Roll call was respond
ed to by patriotic quotations. Pa
triotic songs were sung, several
patriotic readings were given and
Miss Rena Halle favored the la
dies with a verbal outline of her
brother Cleo's travels from the
time he left camp until he returned
The Jasper news., 1921-11-17

suit values we have offered
for many a season.
A big choice at $45.OO
The Overcoats are a most
remarkable assortment. You
will find anything and every
thing that you want, such as
The Jasper news., 1921-11-17

In buying these Suits and Overcoa
the best we've offered at SO low price.
The Suits consist of the fin
est Atwood, pure worsted fab
RIGS, in the newest styles and
beautifully tailored and fin
ished, in sizes for men and
young men of all proportions
lin every respect the best
The Jasper news., 1921-11-17

blanket backs, fleecy fabrics,
heavy Overcoats, fine Kerseys
and Meltons, Chesterfields,
heavy listers, Town Coats,
Motor Coats; every coat beau
tifully lined; really exception
al values, at $45.O0
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fully their value which $50 and $685. TheS
should this
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been q fduty the past lev days on
account Of INJURIES received while
crankiug q truck at the garage wher
be Is employed.
Mrs. Minnie Martin and Mrs.
Pearl Buckley Of Fairmont were
here for the funeral OF Mrs. Merrill
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold BRllah and
son returned Sunday evening from
a trip to Pittsburgh. The also Wit.
messed the races at Unlontown.
Mrs. L. L. Belcher who has been
seriously III at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Naomi Campbell is
stu very low with no change for the
better.
George Marshall has moved hts
family to property on Main street.
Mr.. Marshall comes from jefferson,
Pa. tand is employed as engineer
with a Fairmont packing firm.
The Pharoahs Run bridge is I'M
dergoiug some much need repairs.
Miss Elizabeth Weber and Miss
Georgison Of Fairmont were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Thrash on
Thursday.
Mrs. F. F. Prickett and Mrs. E. D.
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CleTensef were SHOPPING in 7 ,ltr.
mont Wednesday.
Francis II. Arnett and daughter
we srthe guests Of relatives IN Rit.
chic county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Keener and
children are home from q weeks
visit with relatievs at Keyser.
Rev. A. ]. Walton is in Philippi
this week where he was called
account Of the death Of his brother
who died in Florida after an illness
with tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele who
have been living in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Google on Jasper
street have moved to the home OF
the latters parents at Smith Town.
Mrs p. a. Hess and daughter OF
Bellview were guests Of Mrs. Dan
Grice Sunday. Mrs. George Rad.
cliff has been I'll for the past few
days with tonsilItis.
Mrs. Joseph Cox of Lowesville
is visiting Sylvester Arnett this
week.
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left Wednesday fcr d yacatioh 81
several days. They win visit var
WASHINGTON, D. q, and Atlantic
Personals
Robert TimmS and sister Miss
Emma Trims Of Morgantown we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hood
on Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs, May Freeman OF Colfax Is
the guest Of her brother Ioseph
Keener and Mrs. Keener on Jack
son street.
Dorothy and May, little daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gaskill
have returned from a several days
visit, with their grandparents Mi.
and Mrs, c. E. Gasklll OF BellvIew.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Toothman
snent Sunday with the family OF Wn
liam Vincent at Monongah
Mrs, Jesse Highland Of FaIrmont
was the guest Of Mrs. May Musgroye
Monday.
MIR, and Mrs. James Morris and
son Of Pharoahs Run were guests
at the home Of Nr. and Mrs, Mrs
grnYe Sunday.
]. W. Smith Of Main street has
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RIsVEsNI5I-LE

0ne of ne mott guccesgtul s.

onepf the most successful surpriS
J pariieS that has been given in Riyes
me ina long time was the one ar.
Aage4 lin honor OF the 63rd birth.
tsy pg Nj John Freeman. The at
g|ptr MAS planned by the sons and
nspshtefs Of the family and was
ke asseret from both the father
and mother until the arrival OF the
siiests a, the Freeman homo on
Tuesday evening and many fine
Pre- sents as well as good wishes
#cre ms owed on the guest OF hon
p Refreshments OF the choicest
tlallty were served at a suitable
nolf Those present were Mr.. and
Mrss Joseph Keener, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howsf dHamrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
e Malcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. straud
FREEMAN Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Grice,
Mre Harriet Straight. Mrs. Hairless
Mfs Maud HRmrick, Mrs. Mary
Clayton; Mrs. Ora Fleming, Mrs
Ella Hess, Mrs. Maud Google, the
Misses Daisy Hamrick, Gertrude
Harless. Virginia Keener, Nellie
IdamFick, Ruth Hamrick. Catherine
e1reeman, Madeline, Naomi and
Flossie HamrIck. Dorothy Google,
MARY Freeman, Marjory Hess, Eel.
ma Malcomb, Franis Grice, Lulu
and E1oise Hamrick, Mrs. Del
STRAIGHT Mr.. and Mrs, John Free
man Messrs. Marvin Hamrick,
9ffalnh CnoRIe F1nv Heas Fred HaF.
leH Virgil Keener, Frances Straight
Ebert Keener, Shelby Google. Jes.
Sc Hairless, George and Harry Ham
rick Hood Straight. Theodore Free.
man Virgil Fleming, William, Carl
and Ralph Straight, John Freeman.
IT.. Robert Hess, George Malcomb,
,eonAfd Malcomb, Cleo and Vernon
Hlsnifi OK. Warren Grice. Miss Mary
! iiamrtclS and Rev. Linden.
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A most delightful party was Civ.
en- at the home Of NJ rand Mrs. Wal
tor Fleming on Wednesday evening.
The occasion was q surprise and
was given In honor OF Mrs. Flem-
ings birthday. Everyone enjoyed
the evening to the limit and very
tempting refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fleming received many beau
tlful gifts. Those present were Mrs.
Richard Stewart and son. Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Richards and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. George Lemasters, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Fleming and son, Mr..
and Mrs. FEED Loveland. Mrs. AL
bert Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ N. Ne
vile and children, Mrs. Valenzoney
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Tho manufacturers OF Nerv.
Worth take pleasure in announcing
that the price offNerv-Worth, the
famous family remedy, has dropped
10 one dollar-the old prc-war
price, No change has been made
in the formula and the bottle re-
mains the same size-20 per cent
larger than others selling at over
81. Greater value in medicine fol
the money cannot be found. II you
suffer from nervousness sloepless-
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ness, stomach trouble, indlge hon.
gas on the stomach, bliiouSnes Of
their attending Ills; as well Az i
general rundown condltien. inyegt
a dollar in Norv-Worth II Your
first bottle doesn't please you can
get your dollar back from rom
druggist. Sold at si,0o per h6ttie
and recommended by 'Eaifmopt
Pharmacy, Service Drug store
Grant Town Drug stora, Cranes
Drug Store. y,
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Miss Cora Valentine is a patient
at the West Penn hospital, Pitts.
burgh. where she Is taking treat
ment preparatory to undergoing an
operation for goitre. Miss Valentine
whose home Is on Pharoahs Run,
is a very popular young lady and
has taught several terms IN the
Rivesvile school. Her many friends
hope for speedy recovery from the
operation,
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RIrthday Honered

Honoring the birthday Of their son
Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bow.
man entertained a large number Of
young people at their home at High
Lawns on Thursday evening. Games
OF various kinds WERE played and
delirious refreshments were served
the party. Many fine present we're
given the young host In remem-
brance OF tho occasion.
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Merrill Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Bell
Merrill were held at the NJ. E,
church on wednesday morning. AS
the regular pastor was out OF town
Rev y: B. Yoke a former pastor,
had charge Of the services and was
assisted by Rev, Linden. Many per
sons from out Of town were present
for the funeral Of this beloved resi-.
dent and many floral offerings were
RI mute testimony to the esteem in
which she was held. informant was
made in the Pharoah's Run ceme-
fkrv
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The walton .Binle class Of the
second ward will meet this evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Grice. The attendance for this class
for the month ending June 20 was
40 Attendance for the First ward
class for the month ending June 20
was S. Both are interesting class
% and are going good work in pro
noting interest in Bible study.
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4. d. o. 2.

Tho Odd Fellow lodge of Rlves.
Vile will hold its memorial service
Sunday evening, July 2. The ar
fair will be at the NJ. E. church and
the address will be given to the or.
ganization by Rev. A. ]. Walton.
This will take the place OF the reg;
ular church service,
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While bathing in Paw Paw creek
ON Tuesday Allen Philips was push
ed from a huge rock on which ne
was standing and struck his head
in such manner as TO infltct a Sc
we're scalp wound. The affair was
purely accidental and while the
wound was not serious It was very
DaInful,
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tiailstic Sefyices carried out by the
lodge were also worthy 81 mention.
The lodge met a their hall and pre-
ceeded to the church In body.
Good music was also feature
which helped TO make the service
q success,
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Miss Nola Arnett who has been
patient at Cook hospital where she
had Q surgical operation performed
for the removal OF her tonslls has re
turned to her home here and is re.
covering nicely from the operation
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N. w. Robinson of Burton, ". Va.
gave a very interesting lecture at
Union hall on a recent evening. Mr..
Robinson's subject was Prophecy
as It relates to present times" The
subject was well handled in an able
manner and many new thoughts
were presented in the discourse.
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,tohts az pythIas MerorIaI

hlIBhESNoI FyLhIHs WemoFIaI
Especially fine in every way were
he memorial services held by Fee
lefty lodge, K OF P. Rev. A. ].
'yalton delivered the memorial ser.
non IN his best manner and the rlt-
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The 2O6 homes Of the human body
are worked by 522 muscles,