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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-08
ARRIVED HOME flR RuRlAl.

The remains Of George Pollock.
son OF MIR. and Mrs. J. +. Pollock.
OF Bakers Mills. vino died recently
ut Tucson. Arizona. where he mad
Ecen for his health for some time.
arrived in Anderson on Monday
morning. June 9th. and were talk
en- to the home OF his parents,
where funeral services wer con-
Quoted at 2:30 in the afternoon by
Rev. +. w. Gray. OF CasS. Deceased
was d years of age and was born
and reared ut Blakcr Mills. He is
survived by his wife and five chill
drcn and by Two sisters and IL
brother. They are. Mrs. Mary Nick
ell, Of Glover, S. e.; Mrs. Fl. $. Neel.
OF Baker Mills and Waller Pollock,
Of Bluclicld. Deceased had many
friends in this section, who will re-
greet TO learn of his death.
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CLINTOHYlLLE ITEMS.

The people Of this vicinity ccl.-
Lr;,lcd the Fourth with yrcal en-
! thuSiaSm.
Grandfather Ruckman. Of this
place, is seriously i'll at this writing
but we hope 10 hear Of his recovery
Mir. and Mrs. +. p. IIokc, of Green
Sulphur, motorcd through this
icwn Sunday cnroutc to Ronccvcrtc
TO spend the Fourth.
|. Miss Nora Taylor. who has a DO
sftion in Washington, is spending
her vacation here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Taylor.
Mrs. II. II. lIarraah is very i'll al
this writing.
AlonZo Ruckman is visiting at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ID. Ruckman. Of this place.
His two lille children. Hazel and
David, will remain here until fall.
Thrcshing machines have already
started in This ncighborhood and
so far The wheat is turning oul
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnic Jclrric> arc
visiting in Anderson this week.
NJ, $. lIcdrick has purchased a
new saddle horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman BRYANT. OF
Quinwood, are visiting relatives and
friends here this week. They will
return the latter part of the week
accompanied by Mrs. BIS sister.
Miss Blanche McAVoy, who expects
TO lind work ut that place.
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GRASSY MEADOWS ITEMS.

We are having The hottest wealth
or that has been known here for
years.
\ number Of folks from this com.
munity spent The 4tn in Anderson.
Miss Meta Ford, who has been in
Charleston for several months tax
ing u business course, is ut home
again.
The two-wccks meeting al Nc
ElhcnnN Church. conducted by
RcvS. Otiirid and Groves, PrcsbN-
terrain EvanseliSlS from Anderson,
closed Sunday night with t.e re-
suit of great spiritual blessing to
The Church and community.
E.. l.. Sandigc was ordained as
Elder Of McElhcnny Church a, The
Sunday morning service.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. MylcS and
their sons, John and Joe, were visit
inS at J. I. Montgomcry's last week
Mrs. John Gilkcrson. who has
been very poorly for some time SUI
ferinS with gall stones and enlarge
mcnt Of the heart. spent week in
The Hinton Hospital, but has return
cd home moi much improved.
John and Joe MyIes, who Spcn,
Il week with their parents mere,
have returned to Page where they
are employed. On their return they
visited their grandfather. J. =.
MNleS, III Anderson, and taking iii
the Fourth there.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, June 80,
l32l. mt the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. /. Ander-
son, east Of town. Miss Carrie An
drr$on Was united in The holy
bonds OF matrimony to Mr.. AShby
Graft, also OF our town.
AT The VI. +. Church. South par
~naSc at White Sulphur, on We'd
nrsday, June 10Th, 1921, Mr.. Henry
Burns, OF COvington, Va, and Miss
Anna ID. BRAKEMAN, Of Ronccvcrte,
We're united in marriage, Rev. j. C..
Hooks officiating.
On Wednesday. June -, 1921,
MIR. William Rufus lierncr, of Frank
lord. and Miss Althca Edna Dotson
OF NaSo, motored to Covington, Va.
and we're happily united in mar
rlaSe. by Rev. +. NJ. Harris of tho
Baptist Church. The bride is the
ATTRACTIVE daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. L. Dotson, of Vago, and the we'll
known groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. }: Nj. Hcfncr, of Frankford.
On Monday evening, July I, 1921
Mr.. Lawrence Fl. Bennett, of Cald.
we'll, and Miss Mary Anna HOLIDAY
Oh -Ronccvcrtc, moiorcd to Lewis.
burg and were happily married by
Rcv. l.. b. Bobbitt, Methodist preach
cr. The bride is the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holt
day, OF RoncevcrIc, and the groom
IS me son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID. Ben
neil, OF Caldwell. Those who viii
messed The ceremony were the
SroomS sister, brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett, Miss
ErIna Bennett. The brides father and
mothcr' Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holiday.
Mr.. J. b. Moss. and Lester Honakcr.
We wish these young couples !,
lonS, prosperous, life 10 their jour
ncy's end.
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S1RMSEEI REGULATIONS L NfN LAW,

Stringent regulations relative To
the licensing Of chau!icu"> and op-
orators Of motor vehicles on tnC
roads OF West Virginia ami other
drastic new rules affecting auto
mobiles are >onlaincd in lhr newly
enacted State Road Law. Some OF
The provisions are a> follows:
No person. save children under
IL Years Of age accompanied BY 4
licensed chauircr or driver. shall
operate Il motor vehicle without a
license.
The State Commission may re-
pulrc an actua! demonstration Of
abilities of applicants for license.
THESE licenses may be revoked
Tor cause, including chronic law
violations.
Fee for an operators license is
on" dollar, that for chauirrurs
three dollars.
Visiting operators may use The
roads for three months without
license.
Stringent regulations for !hc lI.h.
ing OF vehicles and trailers:
No person under II may operate
Il Fcnlclc unless accompanied BY
mother or father or owner.
temporary theft Of automobiles
IS punishable by Il fine of from 5000
10 $4,000 and sentence Of from two
TO ten years in the State peniten-
tiarN.
Vehicles above standard weight
may operate OH the roads only by
special permit.
Speed limits are fixed at 80 miles
on county highway. 20 on suburb
an highways, and Is miles i'm cities.
Speed must be reduced lin passing
Il horse or any animal.
Use OF cut-0ut forbidden OF high
ways of State.
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MARRIAGES IN JUNE, 1921

James y. lIiII and Mackic Cara
way. Married at Honccvcrlc b>
Rev. w. 4. Gregg June 1st.
VIM. II. Reed and p..,i. II Had
ucs. W,rrirL ~, " Ror 'S "; VI, , n.y.,
ot Sn,nn, I,,',,i W. ~ De''
InI,
c:' .oi'h .: EcnoiS Jr., anu Alice
VI, W. son EVtreltr. Married by Rev.
W. 81. Du Bose at LcwiSburS June :.
Martin Daniels and Eva Il. Sam.
Dies. Married hv Row w II H.,
Bose at Lcwisburu Junr .iih
Emo. \ Icwi. and I,ur, VI
Boous u,r,.;oJ b.. DIV gu ~. VI
line If RnnicL lisa vi, 80 ~
,,c,, "''', ''''
ua n"ie" W. zee ana n"rn j. Knight
'"'' ''" ny - H. Wills June OH.
James Mills and Carrie Saunders.
Married by Res. ". J.. Fairfax 81
Ronccvcrir June Sl!i.
Elmer l. Corrou ,,L u,,. II ".
Allistcr. Norrird NV nn, = VIZ
Bobbitt at Lcwiyburo limo s,,
p,..ou c;,, "'''
N,r,;nI T., ,'',,'''H ','u M'''N bo@SrSS'
nj Asburv june r5th. ~ '''''''>'''
= ~ r,,.,
o. .McKccvrr. Married l.v Pew. w.
Il. Reynolds ut Avon June 18Th.
Robert G.. White and Anna B.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. }. II. Shaushncs>y and dau.il
ter. Miss .\ddie, have returned to
their home at Frankford after an
pleasant trip to Hinton. HUNTINGTON
and Ashland. Ky. While i'm Hinton
Miss Addic was one of the brides
maids at the double wedding Of the
Misses Dolin to McA>rS. hurry and
Carr.
Mrs. J. VI. Scott. of Buffalo. New
York. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
l.. y. Pcr>irScr. This week.
Mrs. Ciynta II. Baldwin. of Blue
lleld. W. Va. is visiting her mother.
MRS: Il. |. lii22lniIptliaIn. at Frank
ford.
.. ID. lIigsinbo:ham molorcd to
Bluciicld last week and brought his
mother and Miss India home. The
latter has been teaching in the
Junior High School of that city.
Mrs. Thomas II. Dennis. Of Lew
lsburg. Greenbricr county. this
State, is Il guest ut the home OF her
brother. w. McD. Johnston, 1870
Norris street, South Park. Mrs.
Dennis will return to her home the
latter part of this week. She is
known ito many persons here, hav-
ing visited in Morgantown on sew
eral occasions while her husband,
Thomas II. Dennis, editor of the
Greenbricr Independent, is one of
the veterans of the journalistic fra
ternity in West Virginia and is wide
~ known in tbs connecton.-NOr
gtiHf0WR NeW Dominion.
Ben Keller, Circuit Court stcnop-
rapher. of Hinton, has purchased
property in Charleston and moved
with his family to that city.
Alex Flack and his daughter,
Miss Maye, have returned to their
nome in The Grassy Meadows from
their trip 10 Ohio, where they visit
ca three Of his childrcn-Henry.
Arthur and Ella. They report Il
nice TRIP and saw lots of fine coun
Try.
On June 9TH DR.. w. +. Echols.
Oh hlchwood, operated for gall
stones on Mrs. Theodore Blosser,
OF Cranberry river, removing $50
stones, quite an unusual number.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Miller. of
'o'i VI OK, ' IL fIilld, spent sun
DAY last here as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C.. Hobbs.
B. &. Burr, Of Davy, this State.
Chas. W. Burr, Of Odessa, Mo-, and
L. w. Burr, of Washington, d. C..
were all here last week to be with
their father a. b. Burr, Esq, who
was paralizcd on the right side and
face on June 22d and, being now
past 80 years, his family and
friends fear that he may not be able
to survive The shock very long.
X. +. Erwin. esq, Tarkio. Mo-,
formerly Il citizen Of the Irish Corn
er, this county, sends the money to
renew his subscription for another
year. lie has been subscriber
and reader of The Indcpendcnf
since he was Young man and be-
lore this reaches him he will have
passed his 10Th milestone in the
long Journey Of lifc--a journey in
which he has moi idIcd his time nor
wasted his opportunities. Mr.. Erwin
mo the oldest, is the last of his
fathers family and his Grccnbrici
KIN and friends will be glad to
know remains in good health a
Fact. we presume, attributable to
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EPISCOPAL. SERVICES.

Services at ST. James Church.
l.cwisburG. Sunday. July 10. 1921.
Holy Communion and Sermon al
u 100 Il. ~. The Rev. p. Kennedy,
D.D., Will have charge Of this ser
vice.
During the slmmrc months The
Church will be open for Morning
Services on the End and Hin Sun
days. The Minister at Ronccvcrtc
will be in charge
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Pocahontas county has imposed
the death penalty on one OF the
men who killed and robbed some
Cranberry river lumbcr-jacks last
March. The day of the execution
is set for September 10th. Andrew
Price Was made special Judge TO
Try The case. 4 second member of
the gang was given life sentence.
They confessed TO the crime.
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another fact he mvrtioncd that tx is
still a Democrat and Will remain
one--a mighty good fact, We think.
To- record to the credit of any citi-
zen.
Joe Till Gillian. late Of frank
ford. is nov Steward of the Grove
parkc Inn on SuNSct Mountain. AShc
Vile. North Carolina. claimed to be
The finest and most delightful resort
hotel i'll the world. 1t is Il place
where no children or dogs are al
lowed and where weary humanity
may throw OH business cares and
anNicticS and rest and rccrcatc in
ease. comfort and luxury. Joe is
we'll pleased With his post.
Capt. VIM. Frazier. well. hearty
and looking rs fine rs Il fiddle. after
4 long and trying time in the hands
of Uncle Sans surgeons in various
camps and hospitals. has been pro-
nounced healed of the desperate
wound he 9oi OH The battle front
in france, has been honOrably dis
charged from the army, and is
spending the summer very delight
fully with his parents at Thornwold
Harry Frazier. eldest brother Of
the Captain. was out from Rich
mond to spend the Fourth with him
at Thornwold. bringing with him
two friends. McssrS Randolph IIar-
rison and George Williams. The
young men spent some pleasant
hours on the golf course at the Old
White while in Grccnbricr.
Mrs. Dora Biggs and Misses Sallic
LOckett. Martha RAIDER, and Zeulean
Anderson, all of The Seminary fac
ulty, arc in New York taking spec
ial courses in Columbia University.
II. H. BivcnS, of Crawley, under
went an operation at the Green
brier General hospital, Ronccverte.
for the. removal Of carbunclc, OH
the 9Th inst.
Daniel Stubs. of Wilmington,
Del, spent the Fourth at Elm
hurst with his friend, James ,R.
Caldwell.
Rev. J. B. Massey of HampHc IL
Sidney College, spent several days
in Grcnbrier this week, the guest
Of DR.. J. ID. Arbucklc ut MaNwclton.
Mrs. s. +. Howard is here with
her sister. Miss Annie Austin.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews is, spend
ing while at Crystal Springs,
Canada.
]. w. Dwycr is nj home from 4
live weeks Stay at the Arkansas Hot
Springs.
Major McMurry and family are
guests Of Mrs. Ida Moore who re-
turned this week from Baltimore.
Miss Kate Moore, who was so SER
lously injured in fall. is much
better and it is now believed that
she will fully recover.
W. ii. Garnctt returned the first
of the week from Locust Dale, Va.
having gone there Saturday last to
attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Mary l.. GarncLt, who died at
her home at Locust Dale on The first
inst, aged SO years.
Mrs. Jas X. Lains and Dau.lncr
Martha Ann. who were here The
pleasant guests of Mrs J. +. King,
left Saturday for Bccklcy to visit be
l"re returning to their home at
l-cwisburs. -Hinion Mdcp-Hrr0ld.
Miss BERTHE Peck. Il. y, ltn las,
night for Baltimore, taking her lit
Tie brother, Earl, to 4 specialist
fOr an examination of his eve
which was seriously injured some
lime ago by the explosion q Il
UNnumitc can
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MEMBERSHIPS RECEIVED.

NJ III" close Of each rnicrtain-
r,'h' OF The Chauiauuua one Of ne
directors will meet any one wish
'n2 TO loin or renew their member
M'ip to the GrcrnbriCr County Wo-
man Association in front Of the
IaSc IN HE big tent. All are in
n'"d |" ioin and help in This way
ne work being done ai The Com
.I'h'''N House. Mrs. Stokes will
I |'N" receive membership fees at
we community House at all times
''r.,l,brrNhip fee. is - 90
g, nc following are Inc names Of
,.'' Directors: Miss pai Matthew'S.
,"r: +. H. Mays. Mrs. 4. NJ. Cald-
H. Mrs. Jas. VI. Prr,ro~. Mrs.
''1S' q. Mathews, Mrs. W. il. E,rrk-
".'"'r, Mrs. Thcodoyc HrinlJry.
, '.,. J.. 5. Davidson, Mrs. l.. Z. Nc.
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Position OFFERED AS Local. REG
lHrhAR.--Thc State Department Of
Health wants local registrars OF
vital statistics in each magiSlerial
district in the State TO receive birth
and death reports and record same.
Fay, % cents for each certificate
recorded. Send application with
references to. DIVISION OF VITAL
STATISTICS, Charleston, W. Va. ow
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SANDWICHES AND ICE TEA.

Sandwiches and ice tea will be
on sale during Chautauqua in front
Of the Court House for the benefit
OF the Community House. These
sales will last from 1890 p. III. till
2:30 p. H.: and from five until
seven p. III. each day. Mrs. Stokes
the Matron, will also have sand
witches and iced tea at the Conn
munity House for any who wish
10 buy lunch there.
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lis City o. Huntington has a.
greed +" pay G,orsc prout Il ,OuD
IN settlement OF y suit entered b>
trout last Near after he had been
iorcrG 10 Naratc his home iy rcas-
on O! an invasion OF c0"kroachcs.
The breeding place Of which WAS
IN the city dump. opposite his home
lie >uch for $1,000.
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Rev. j. l.. Brown. of Sinks Grove
10 the sorrow Of his multitude Of
friends in Monroe has accepted Il
call 10 the paStoratc Of the Ansicd
baptist Church and The associate
congregations of Gamoca and Win
ona churches, in Fayettc county.
lie and his esteemed family will
move to Anstcd within the next
week OF so.
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DEATHS.

Molly. wife Of Win. Bryant, Of
Grassy Meadows. died OH Monday
I morning, June 9th ut 5 O'Clock. Ii
is thought that death was caused
by heart failure due TO the heat.
Mrs. Bryant complained ahout If
O'Clock on Sunday night that she
! was Smothcring and arising went
out doors, where she remained for
Il long time. On rr-cnterinS the
house and retiring she passed away
Deceased was So years Of age and
WAS Il daughter Of The long deceas-
ed George Martin. She was born
and reared in Grassy Meadows and
about twenty years ago was united
i'll marriage to Mr.. bryant. She
leaves her husband and several
children to mourn her death in adj
ditiOn to several brothers and
sisters. They are, Mrs. John Kiltin-
ger, of Aldcrson; Mrs. Harry Will
liams. of Roncevertc: Miss Ella, Of
Grafton, Emslcy Martin, of Cass:
Joe Martin, of Redwood. and Mar
ion Martin. of Texas. She was a
member of the Methodist Church.
The funeral WAS held on Tuesday
morning.
Mason Milton Lancaster. having
suffered several strokes of paraIys-
is. died at his home two miles
north Of Lcwisburg on Wednesday,
July 9th. 1921. aged - years. II
months and i days, having been
born in Jefferson county, Va, on
The ID day Of October. 1915. In
the early seventies Mr.. Lancaster
came to Grccnbricr. establishing
his homc in This community where
he had since resided. He came 10
this county from Clark county, Va.
where his wifc'S body was taken
for intrrmcni wien she died some
years ago. His body was taken
there for burial.
Mr.. Lancaster leaves four chill
drcn, Two SONS Edward and ODir
and Two daughters Misses Nell
lie and Lena. He was Il consistent
member Of the NJ. T.. Church.
South, here and was held in high
respect as Il good man and Il good
citizen. lie will be greatly missed
IN This community where he was
"a good ncighbor and useful man.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jane D0tson. Wild
ow of the lalc \. !. DOtSon, who
died about - years ago, died at
her home, in Lcwisburg. at 1 80 a.
m. July 9th, 1921. in her S2d year.
She was Il daughter of 81. Clair
Johnston and SaIlic Bowcn) john
Ston and a descendant of James
Bowen, one of The pioneers of
trreenbrier. She leaves to mourn
hcr departure four childrcn-Lil-
liam +. DOdson. Mrs. iva Hughart,
and James Y. DodSon, of Lewis
burg. and Russell S. DOdson, of
Morgantown--and one sister, Mrs.
Mamie ST. Clair Stevenson. of Dali
las. Texas.
Mrs. DodSon had been Il member
Of the Vi. T.. Church. South, man,
wears and with her abiding faith
III hcr Savior she looked to Him
Tor a life in glory beyond the
grave. She lived q quiet, uuOstcn-
tatiouS life. forgetting self in her
devotion to her children and
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held ~
me nome on Main street Yesterday
afternoon al > O'Clock. conducted
by her pastor, Rev. l.. b. l}Obbitl.
assisted by Rev. SriwNn *. Cock
rcl!. after which the mortal body
was Laid To rest in the cemetery
adjacent to The Old stone Church.
Truly on" Of Lcwi>b,rg'S finest
old ladies has gone To her well
earned reward.
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The Grccnbricr County Woman's
Association invites all who are in
LcwiSburg during Chautauqua TO
use the Community House.. the
heSt Room. Library. and Lunch
Hoom, where tables and chairs
w'll be supplied for those wishing
[" bring lunch and eat il there. arc
on the first floor. Ring bell for
Marion, Mrs. Stokes, for any infor-
nation.
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TIL: THIRD EXAMINATION.

Fer teachers will be he'd July
2l-22 al The following places:
Ronccvrrt". Rcnick, and Smoot.
All applicants for special ccrtifi-
Gates Will come to Ronccvcrtr.
Teachers should assemble at 30
Thursday morning to enroll and no
one who is moi Is years of age by
October /. 1921, need come us no
grade will be given.
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On June 24th at the Red Cros,
nispcnSary mt the John 4. Preston
Community House the following
children were operated on for adc-
noidS and ionSils: Dallas and Nora
auckland. Of Aldcrson; LUCY
$pinks, of White Sulphur district,
and Claburn Ridgeway.
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The Secretary Of State has issued
charter 10 the Greenbricr Peoples
Store AT ROnccvcrtc. The capital
stock is $4,000 and the incorpora-
tors are, E. l.. Sweat, E.. w. Os-
born, w. S. Woodrum, II. l.. Grove.
+. =. Phillips, J. b. Frazier. G.. 4.
Butler. Jr., J. w. CackIcy, Roncc-
Nprtp
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The CHit.u"uv> and Premium List
OF The Grrcnbricr Fan arrived yes
trrdaN and any one wishing one
may Miilc, ". l.. TahScoti. Sc"rr-
tar. IcV.iSsur1.
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DR.. John ID. McCorklc. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va. Il, The Grccnbrier Hotel, Rom
ccvcrte. First Monday Of each
month from nine to five o'clock.
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Jim Minor, Of Lynchburg, a col
ored workman. fell from the scat
folding at The Seminary, sustain
ing severe shock and was uncon-
>ciCus for some time. lie was re-
moved to the Colored Ward ut thr
Red Cross DiSpensary ut The John
\. Preston Community House,
where he is improving,
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.N Charleston last week Il mar
rage license was granted to Wiley
Caldwell. of Grccnbricr county and
Gertrude WcaihcrfOrd Of favctlc.
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Johnson says the Chains Of Habit
re generally too weak to be felt
Unit! they become too strong TO be
broken.
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sail 2IJ when in need Of Il Taxi
Ir,n. NJ. PATTON. LewiSburg. 4-tf
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tirccnbricr Valley Fair, August
-, -. -. -. and Doth.
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DR. E.. +. McCLINriC ai home. Of
I..r over Bank of williamsburg.
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SUBSCRIPTION Price.
One wear. $500 Sin months. Sl.0O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-07
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