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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

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genuine Aspirin proved cafe by mil
lions and prescrib by physicians
for over twenty years. accept only
an unbroken "Bayer package
which contains proper directions o
relieve Headache. Toolhache. Ear
| ache, Neuralgia, .lheu natlsm,
Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes
| Of IL tablets cost few cents. Drug.
gists also sell larger -Bayer pack
| ages" Aspirin is trade ma. Say I
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Y. W, C, A. Activities.

The Girl Reserves enjoyed an
outing last Saturday afternoon.
They took the ferry to Davenport
and from there walked to Fejer-
vary park. After a picnic supper
they hiked back to the ferry.
The Y. W. c. A. Watch Tower
camp has been formally opened and
the first event Of the season was a
party given by the Owaissa Girl
Reserves in honor of the birthday
OF their leader. Miss Mango Oster-
man. The girls presented Miss Os-
terman with a gold Aversharp pen
Gil. This evening the Blue Tri-
angle Girls will hold an "all night
party.
Tomorrow evening will be the
regular meeting Of the Girl Re.
serves. The Mako girls are going
to make plans for and probably
choose their delegates to the con
ference for Younger Girls in Bust.
ness and INDUSTRY, at Plano. Ill.
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composed by Paulo Calico and
Mrs. Pauline Armour Macarthur.
librettist.
1t will be presented by the Tri-
City Festival chorus and the Tri-
City Symphony orchestra, with A.
Cyril Graham, conductor. Soloists
for the event will be Cyrenna Van
Gordon, dramatic soprano, Chicago;
Estelle Liebling, lyric sopr- mo !;
New York city; Katherine Meisle,
contralto, Philadelphia; Frederick
Gunster, tenor, New York city; Ed
win Swain, baritone, New York
city; and Augustus Otone, bass,
New York city.
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Mrs. David Allen Campbell of
New York city, editor of the Musi-
cal Monitor, will be the guest of
honor at the publicity banquet
Wednesday evening at the Black
Hawk Watch Tower She will give
one Of the talks. Mrs. Campbell
is director of publicity of the fed
GRAFTON and recognized as one OF
the most capable business women
as well as club organizers in the
country.
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Clarence French 10 Wed.

Announcement is made Of the
engagement and approaching mar
rage Of Miss Julia Margaret Yost
OF Davenport. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Yost Of Winneconne,
Wis, and Clarence Ffeach OF this
city. son Of Mrs. Marion French.
The wedding will be an early
morning ceremony of Saturday,
June Is. taking place in st. JOS
eph's church, Davenport Rev. Fa-
Their Schoeningh to omciate. The
wedding breakfast will be served
following the ceremony. and the
bridal couple leave for Winneconne,
Wis. to spend the honeymoon with
the BRIDES parents.
Miss Yo8t has made her home in
Davenport for the past four years.
having resided with her sister, Mrs.
Peter Duck Of 1901 West Seven
teenth street, Davenport
She was formerly . member Of
the once star OF the Gordon Van
Tine company, but for some time
fpast has been connected a. assist
mt cashier with the B. 4 H. Abra-
hnn company. @
! 1r. French 10 . skilled mechanic
and vas formerly with the Moline
any
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Mss Chambers To Take Pupils.

Miss May E. Chambers OF Daven-
port, who has been studying under
William S. Brady of New York. mo-
ted voice instructor, and coach OF
Grace Wagner and Caroline Lazari,
is taking voice pupils for work at
her home, 1715 Gaines street.
Before taking up her work IN
New York. Miss Chambers was a
pupil of Mrs. Amalia Schmidt-G Cob
BILE of this city.
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To Give Regular Dinner Dance.
Announce Engagement.

Mr.. ana MIS-. william Z. +. Llm-
norman of 100 East Fourteenth
street, Davenport, announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Lii
liam Kathryn, to Edwin Roddewig
Of Davenport, second son Of Ferdi-
nand Roddewig, Of AL Harrison
street The wedding will be SOL
emnized on Wednesday, June 20,
at high noon at the Mt. Ida Presby-
terrain church. DR.. w. Dent Atkin-
son, the pastor, will officiate. The
bridal attendants have not yet
been chosen.
A wedding luncheon will be serv-
ed at the Hotel Blackhawk to a
company of about thirty-fiye rela-
tives and intimate friends, afteI
which the bridal couple will leave
on an extended wedding trip. They
will make their home at Buffalo
Iowa.
Miss Zimmerman was a student
in the State University of Iowa and
at the Iowa State college at Ames
and is member of the Alpha Delta
Pi sorority. Her father is presi
dent of the Zimmerman Steel com.
pany of Bettendorf. Mr.. Roddewis
graduated from Iowa State college
at Ames in 1919 as a ceramic engi.
neer and is a member Of the Thets
XII fraternity as we'll as numerou.
other college organizations. He i,
now ceramic engineer for the Dav
export Brick & Tile company 10
Gated at Buffalo, Iowa.
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! Engaeement Announced,


Announcement Is made of the en-
gagement and approaching mar
rage OF Miss Ella Edwards, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. J. H. Edwards, of ZOE
Twenty-third avenue, East Moline,
to H. s. Cartwright, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman A. Cartwright of SOP
Seventeenth avenue. East Moline.
The wedding is to be an event Of
June II at the home of the bride
elects mother. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. R. Wilbur
Batcock Of the First Baptist church,
Moline, in the presence OF a COM
pany of relatives and intimate
friends. The'wedding will take place
at u o'clock. The attendants to the
bridal couple will be Miss Mildred
Cartwright. sister Of the groom-to-
be, who will return tomorrow from
Champaign. where she is student
at the university. and John Siefkin.
The wedding colors that have
been chosen are pink and ivory.
The announcement calls forth the
best wishes Of a host Of Moline and
East Moline friends and many par
ties are being planned as courtesis.
Miss Mabel Eley q Moline will
entertain omorrow-Wsning at her
home In Moline AMI Hiss Margaret
Patton. Of East Moline, will enter
tain number Of friGnls Wednesday
evening. June Is.
Mrs. w. Shilling GG8Ast Moline
whose marriage W. IN event oil
1918 and Mrs. z. RaAon, q bride Of
1916. sisters Of MiseD1B1fds, were
married June II, tAo~same date a
chosen by the brido4DSA
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Black Hawk Prairie Club Elects,

The annual meeting of the Black
Hawk Prairie club was held in the
form Of a picnic Saturday evening
at the Watch Tower. About fifteen
members were present A delicious
picnic luncheon was served about
6 O'Clock. Following the luncheon
games were enjoyed and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
new year.
President. H. Haubsrk Roea
Island.
First vice president-w. H. Guth.
rie, Moline.
Second vice president-Miss Az
mes johnson, Rock Island.
Secretary-adiss Carol Thomp-
son. Moline.
Corresponding secretary-Miss
Mary Adkins, Rock Island.
Three new members ON thu hoard
Of directors were also elected a
follows: Virgil Anderson. Mis-,
Vernette johnson and Miss Grace
Moody, all Of Moline. After thu
business meeting the members wen,
to the inn, where Prof. Henry C
Cole Of Chicago university gave ,
very Interesting lecture, his subjecI
being State Park Sites.
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The Palestine Orphans Sewing
group will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Miss Bessie
Copperstein, TT Ninth street
The Pythian Sisters Sewing cir
Gle win meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. ]. McNam-
ara, 1872 Thirty-ffth street
Colonel Bracket circle, ladies' Of
the G. A R, viii meet at 3 O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon In Memorial
hall
The Lady Eagles WIN hold fheir
regular meeting tomorrow evening
1t 8 O'Clock at Eagles home,
The Daughters Of Norway viii
meet Thursday afternoon 1t the
homo OF Mrs. C. p. Aabse, 1ses
Twentieth avenue, Moline.
Tho Bethany Home Sewing cir
Gle VIII hold its regular meetins
tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock q
the hnnA
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MrG West Entcrtains for Sister.

Mrs. L. II. West Of 1103 Second
avenue, entertained at a prettily
appointed dinner party Saturday
evening at the Terrace Gardens, as
. courtesy for her sister. Mrs. R
=. Collins OF Parnassus. Pa, who
10 : house guest at the West home.
The guests were about a dozen tri-
city women. among them being Mrs.
Frederick Reimers Of Hammond,
La. formerly Of Rock Island. The
place cards and favors were dainty
hand painted affairs and early sum
mcr flowers in crystal holders were
used As table centerpiece. Mrs.
Collins and four children are in
Rock Island for the occasion of the
marriage Of Miss Ruth West to c.
M. Rogers Of Chicago, which will
be an event Of Thursday evening.
June g.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carsten Franck
were pleasantly surprised at their
home. rs Twenty-arst avenue, Sat-
urday evening b. . small company
Of intimate frienda the occasion
being Mr.. and Hrs. FrancA's sixth
wedding a11ivefsary. The early
party Of the evening was spent With
cards and prizes were awarded to
ArA CHds Reese. l9iss Nsrrarst
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Barbara Frietchie Outing.

Members Of Barbara Frietchie
tent. No. 81, Daughters of Veterans,
held very delightful outing, the
third during the year, Saturday.
The members, about So in number,
including II comrades, left Rock Is
land about 1920 and reached Coal
Valley shortly before s o'clock,
where automobiles were waiting to
convey them to the home OF
Mrs. Gertrude Wynn. A delicious
chicken dinner was served at noon.
In the afternoon, the victrola was
moved to the veranda and the
guests spent a merry hour dancing
the virginia reel and other old fash
Toned dances. Pitching horse
shoes was also enjoyed and Miss
Violet Pascoe gave several delight
full readings. The next meeting OF
the tent will be held Friday, June
II.
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Temple Emanuel Sunday School
Picnic.

The Sunday school Of Temple
Davenport, had a picnic
yesterday at Long View Park
Some seventy-five children went to
the park in the morning and en-
joyed the day playing games and
participating in various contests
Dinner was served at noon. Eacf
child received a souvenir. During
the afternoon the parents arrived
and spent the afternoon in the parl
with the kiddies.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06

The. Service circle of Kings
Daughters will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow evening at the
home Of MrA Frank HuntOon, 1852
Forty-first street The evening
will b spent IN sewing for the vis-
iting nursa
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Ls1ge-Bolling Wedding.

Saturday afternoon at the annex
of the First Baptist church. Rev. ].
Clarke Granger ofnciated at the
marriage Of Miss Olive S. Boiling
Of Grinnell, Iowa, and Harry e,
LANCE Of Chicago. formerly Of Rock
Island. The young couple was &C.
companied BY Mrs. C. M. Boiling,
mother Of the bride, and by Mrs.
Alvin Dick OF Rock Island. The
new home win be In Chicago.
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Program for Longfellow Graduation

A very interesting program has
been planned for the graduation ex-
ercises of Longfellow school which
will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the school. The pro-
gram will be given as follows: :
Songs-"In the Cleaning" "HeuI
of Memory"-the graduating class
Piano trio-Grace Misser. Bonnie
Pendleton, Marjorie Stocking.
Short play-"Forming New
| Quartz" members Of the gradual.
ing class.
Piano duet-Bonnie Pendleton
Helen Swingle.
Short play-"Minnie Parson'!
Success" Of the graduating
class.
Group Of primary songs-Rutl
Carwilc.
RerAarks-Rev. A. M. Stocking.
Songs-Entire school.
After the program, the member
of the graduating class will serv
ice cream and cake to the parent
and other guests. There are 2
members Of the graduating class
The colors chosen by the gradu
ates are pale blue and gold.
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Tne marriage OF Miss MAdge
Martin. 1907 Twenty-eighth street,
and Leonard J. Brandmeyer, 1880
Thirty-second street, was quietly
s0lemnized at $3.50 Saturday eve
ming 1t the parsonage Of the South
Park Presbyterian church. Rev. w.
G. Oglevee 0nlciaked. The young
couple Wa accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs.. Theodore N. Harder. Jr.
The bride wore travelling suit
with . georgette blouse, and cor
sage bouquet Of roses and mar
guerites. The new home will be al
433h Thirty-third street. The
bride was formerly a stenographel
for the Royal Neighbors. Mr.
Brandmeyer 10 In the dairy bust
ness.
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Mas Marian Hn1x1k1n98EoB Nine
teenth sired, Hs0ne. wa0D1sasant-
" surprised Saturday evs1f1G when
some IS friends care 10 her
homo to spsad tho evsninE he
party WAS In the natnre a . 1Azo-
well, = Hiss EnHfken b - lesse
shortly fur California, where sae
Vim Hake her futnrs homo. Games
\ ~ uns3e vsre en3oyed By the
-. = :
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Il |ss l1ly-tvo nenbsss = - saaion-
r. 11oESct m staee eoaeee e tne
A y 6o0tina q 1GnGlcal c1otas vsre
1iIo1ls Y n. - Mn J. n Has
~ "a ~ anfar1ay q tAslr snm-
MGl houDo neaS Port Byron. Antef
1riVe q = miles fhsOagh The
neane1fli .cosntsy = The vicinity Of
~ eottage, ~ board members
n0oot IL tine = business session.
DlnnoS and supper were served
! u ~ cettage and the day was .
fhoeOughly enjoyed one. Guests
weee uoeGiy Impressed with the
toanf1os q The cosntry and with the
+ noopttality of the middle west ~
nhOwn by ~ host and hostess.
Quaint souvenirD-unique histor-
~ u the woods fron the earliest
time to the present, were present
u BY Mr.. Haaberg. Gladiolas. peo-
niles and roses were used in the
houpe, and the board members i'm
provised 4 song prAising their hos.
tess. Mrs.. 8. G. Mace Of Moline and
Ma W. H. Guthrie OF Moline -
elglsd ths hostess. and the Misses
Miriam walker. Grace Murphy. r.
M Dorgan. Alice and Jane Skinner
Frances and Phyllis Guthrie served
both ct dinner and supper.
Today the members of the boaft
are guests It . luncheon at Rocl
Island Arsenal Golf club. The hos
tesses are Mesdames w. H. Mar
shall 81 Rock Island. Harry Good
Dwight Deere Wiman. Charlie
Deere WimAn and John Cady Of Mo
line, and Miss Julia Ryan Of Dav
export. Mrs. Cady, Mrs. Charlie
Wiman and Miss Ryan received tn
guests who were seated at small
tables. Covers were laid for sixty
garden flowers being the decora
tons used. A meeting was beinI
held this afternoon.
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Faye, Carsten Franck and La Verne
Bognar. The remainder Of the eve
ming was spent In dancing. The
guests came provided with we'll
filled baskets and at a late hour
Mrs. ]. P. Kennedy and Mrs. w. C..
Heidemann assisted Mrs. Franck in
serving a delicious luncheon. Mr..
Kennedy presented Mr.. and Mrs
Franck with q purse on behalf of
the guests.
To Give Regular Dinner Dance.
The regular monthly dinner
dance. of the Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club will be given at the club
house Thursday evening. Every
one wishing TO attend is urged to
make reservations by Wednesday.
The dinner dances are proving very
popular affairs, and large attend
ance is expected.
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EVENING.

First presentation Of ''Th J Apoca-
Epsa. The 5000 nrtxs oratorio.
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Lawn festival dancs u Book Island a.
nal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11
CAN'T DO THE WORK

It's too much to try to work every
day against a constant, dull backache.
or sudden darting pain In the small Of
the back Be rid OF It, Try Doan's
Kidney Pills, Your neighbors recom-
mend them. Ask your neighbor.
Jack Blankenship. foreman Construc-
ton Co, Plumb ST.. Louisa. says: II
have had the best OF results through
the use OF Doans Kidney Pills and
can't recommend them too highly.
have a lot OF exposure while on duty
as foreman OF Il construction company
and hoisting on zines, together with the
jarring, is what had a tendeacy to
bring on my kidney trouble. There
were times | had TO give up work and
go home and stay there. as was just
down with my back. Sharp shooting
pains darted all through my back and
kidneys and the kidney secretions
passed irreguiariy, containing a sandy
sediment. was In bad shape general
ly until | went to the Louisa Drug
Store Co.. and got three boxes Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, i began using
this medicine and soon got over the
trouble. Doan's fixed me up in good
shape and have never been bothered
since"
coo. at all dealers. FosteS- Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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JEAN

Politics Is all the talk In our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Smith and chill
dren were calling on the latter's pa
rents OF Glenwood Sunday.
Miss Genoa Sanders went to the big
revival on Cat Sunday.
Mrs. Arizona Ison. who has been Wis
iting relatives at Columbus. Ohio. has
returned home.
Mrs Hester Young passed down our
creek Monday.
Misses Roberta Stafford and Hazel
Butler were visiting Miss Irene Woods
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Smith called on Mrs. L. A.
Reeves Monday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Woods paid Mrs,
Hugh Shepherd, at Webbville, a visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. C, Thompson and Mrs. G.
w. Kitchen attended church on Cat
Sunday.
Little Louise Smith. who has been
sick for some time is better at this
writing.
Roy Woods went to Cincinnati Tues
day to have dental work done.
Earl Fleming OF Willard was on our
creek Sunday.
Miss Effie Griffith called on home
folks Saturday night.
Miss Beatrice Perkins called on Del
phia Jordan Sunday. JUST ME.
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DENNIS

Several from here attended church
at Olioville Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cooksey spent
Sunday with friends on Morgan's creek
The Misses Pennington attended
meeting at the head Of Gait Sunday.
Bertha Kitchen passed up our creek
Monday
Mrs. w. S. Pennington and daughter
Mary and little son. Billy Beryl, spent
Friday with Mrs. A. J.. Cooksey.
Our school house will soon be COM
pleted
Mrs. Howard Burton and sister, Miss
Alma, were the guests of Mrs. Ada
Wright Saturday.
Miss Bertha Hutchinson spent We'd
nesday with Reba Cooksey.
Dennie Wright called on home folks
Sunday
Mrs. John Kitchen was the guest of
Mrs. James Christian Sunday.
Minnie b. Pennington will visit
friends in Elliott and Carter county
soon.
Charles Browning, Dee Wright and
Luther and Clyde lobe attended lit
erary at Olioville Friday night.
Reba Cooksey was shopping at
Dennis Saturday.
Nolen Webb is hauling logs from
Twin Branch to NJ ". Thompson's
mill this week.
Success to the NEWS.
SALLY. SUSIE & MINERVA.
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BLAINE

C. v. Berry is not any better at this
writing.
Sorry to hear Of the death Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cantrill's little son,
Van.
Misses Tilda, Nova and Gladys
Boggs and Ray Stambaugh were out
horseback riding Sunday.
Charline Norris spent Sunday night
with her cousins. Lexie and Aubry
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hall passed UP
our creek Sunday enroute to the oil
field.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marion Lyon
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Crit
nth Sunday.
Frank Parker called on Gladys Well
man Sunday.
Charley Edwards, spent the week.
end with home folks.
Mrs. Emma Smith was called to
Grayson on account of the illness Of
her daughter. Mrs. Della Houck.
Bert Byrd. Frank Parker. Gladys
wellman and Nola Edwards were out
car riding Sunday afternoon. et.
Z Eurfah Hays passed down our creek
one day last week enroute to his home.
willis Barnett was calling at w. s..
Edwards Sunday evening.
Joe Boggs called on Miss Addie
Moore Sunday.
Miss Belva Burchett OF Louisa and
Anna and Mayo Young Of Cherokee
were calling at w. 8. Edward's Mon
day.
Helen Berry. the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Berry, has been
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11

SUNDAY seheal NJ this place was
largely attended Sunday.
We understand there win be church
al webbviilc Saturday night and Sun
day by Rev. Mart Hay.
Mrs. Jno Boggs returned home SUN
day from visiting her mother. Mrs.
REESE Woods.
Miles Steward OF Jean and Dock
Steward OF Ratcliff were visiting sun
day school at this place Sunday.
Mss Edna Griffith called on Miss
Dthei Kitchen Sunday.
Arnel Hensley OF Huntington. w.
Va. Il visiting his mother. Mrs. Ellen
Griffith
Miss Edna Griffith was in wcbbville
Saturday visiting her brother. obie
Griffith.
We are sorry to hear OF the illness
OF Paul Conway, infant son OF G. c..
Conway.
Everybody remember Sunday school
at this place Sunday Mt i:30. Every
body come. RED WING
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GALLUP

We have Il splendid Sunday school
here and a large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Mcclure were the
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, j. H.
Mcclure
Miss Pauline Mcclure has returned
from Berea.
Missss irene Mcclure and Hazel
Rail WIRE shopping In Louisa last week
Gallup school visited the school at
Trace Branch Friday. They were en-
tcrtalned by a spelling match and a
ball game.
Noah hall and daughter were call
(pg on relatives at Three Mile Sunday
evening.
sam Frazier and sister Miss Rose.
nsre Sunday guests OF Miss Jettie and
Gertrude Dobbina.
Miss Bertha Prose. who taught
.erl a here two years ago was the
~. end guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Parker are visit
inr relatives here this week.
Gladstone Borders OF Graves Shoai
va athe guest OF Dan Brown last week.
The ball team az walbridge came up
and played Gallup team Saturday. The
score wns II TO In favor OF Gallup
0eyger F'ugitt was calling on his
best girl Sunday.
A large crowd from Torchlight at
tended church at Chapman Sunday
night
Isvsn Sody come out to church sv-
4 PET CRANE.
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EAST POINT

Rev. Wheeler closed the meeting At
saint's church on Lttle Paint sun
day night. This has been wonder
ri meeting. Many souls PROGRESSED a
niith in Christ
Mr.. and Mrn, 9. Clancy ana daugh-
tiers are visiting pr. and Mrs. Frank
Ramey. They win leave Tuesday for
their new home 10 Coburn Va
\ Mr.. and Mrs John Hager Of Pres-
.tonsbure spent the weekend With
home folks here,
Rev. Il C. and w. II. Morris have
|retnrned 70 their homos after conduct
3 series Of meetings as the Meth
oaIzt church.
|. Mrs. %, L. spradiin IN visiting her
slater. Mrs. Alice Rule at Paintsvllle,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. b. Auxier and
daughter wcie the week end guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Davis on Little
Paint.
Rev. Henry Dunnigan preached al
the Christian church Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, . Moles and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Music and daughter at
tended the baptixing on Little Paint
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Burke spent sun
day with relatives at Van Lear.
Douglas and John Ramey attended
the Boy Scouts meeting at Auxier Sat-
urday night.
Miss Mildred Music entertained a
number OF her young friends Satur-
day night In honor OF her 18th birth
day.
stonewail johnson returned Thurs
day from Huntington.
Mrs. ]. Moles and son were shop
ping in Paintsville Monday.
Mrs. Frank Ramey was in Paints
VILE Monday 10 see DIR. Bayes.
Mrs. Saiiie Rice and son have re-
turned from visit 20 relatives in West
virginia. while away they were in an
automobile Bccidents Mrs itice sui
fered a badly bruised arm.
Mrs. w. NJ, eriaer + visiting her
mother. Mrs. j. NJ I.emaster AZ Pike
Vile.
Rev John L. Harrington OF Hager
nm was here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ", Belcher have
moved from their home on the hill TO
the property Of Mrs. Flossie Price.
ARUAL.