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LOST Gray mare branded on left
hip. P lease notify Meyer Bros,
Casselton, N. D., and receive reward.
26-6td- 1tW
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From Saturdays Daily

J. A. Caldwell is here from Tower
City, arriving last night. ,4yG
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WANTED Competent girl for gem
eral homework. Modern house.
Phone 647J. 25twtf
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Manager Dahl, of the Hotel Kin
dred, was at Fargo recently, and llk!
ing home comforts around the hotel
office. purchased very fine singing
canary bird and cage which has been
added to the comfort and attractive
ness of the office. The little singer
seems to like his surroundings and
sings sweetly and Justify. With the
window boxes of flowers, the canary
and other things to correspond and a
genial fellow like Dahl behind the
counter, the travelling public is sure
of a real welcome.
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FOR SALE-Carload Of fence posts,
Iron Ash and Oak. TIC in 100 lots.
George Holman. 28-4twp
FOR SALEMy residence at 100 F..
Front St. B. Blonde. 19-1tw-1tdp
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Chief of Police Swanson today en-
listed the aid Of the press in attempt
inc to carry out a scheme for parking
aI1fomobiles at the new baseball dia.
mond In outlining his plan the chief
said: II would ask that all auto
mobiles going to the ball games go
up Fifth avenue and park benlno elie
grand stand, facing toward the east
When leaving the ball park 60 east:
and come down fourth avenue. BY TINS
plan think we will be able to avoid
any accident that might occur after a
baseball game when traffic becomes;
difficult on either of the two streets"
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
.n7. CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Samuel J. Clark, and Emma Clark,
his wife, Mortgagors. to the American
Loan & Investment Company, "a cor
poration), mortgage, dated October
IL, 1918: and filed for record in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds Of
Barnes County, North Dakota, on Oc-
tober "a, 1918. and recorded in said
Office in Book "a of Mortgages at page
218, and assigned by said American
Loan & Investment Company to the Sc
curity National Bank Of Valley City,
N. D., by assignment in writing dated
April 8, 1920, and filed for record in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
Barnes County, North Dakota on
March 4, 1921, and recorded in said
Office in Book "J-3" Of Miscellaneous,
at page 512, will be foreclosed by sale
of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described at the front door
of the Court House in the City of VAL
ley City. Barnes County, North Da-
kota, at the hour of ten O'Clock a. m.
on July 2, 1921, to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage on the day Of
sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are those certain premises
situated in the County of Barnes,
State Of North Dakota, and described
as follows, to-wit:
The East Half (E ~ of Section
Eleven (11), in Township One Hun
dred Forty-three (143) North, Range
Fifty-six (56) West.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale the sum Of Eight
Hundred and Eight Dollars ($808.00)
and the costs of foreclosure and sale.
Dated May 25th, 1921. g.
The Security National Bank
Of Valley City, N. d.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
John o. Hanchett, ..
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
Valley City, North Dakota.
list pub. May 26, last pub. June 30.)
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by John Clark and Cora Clark, his
wife, mortgagors, to the American
Loan and Investment Company, IA
corporation), mortgage, dated Octo-
Der IL, 1918, and filed for record in
the office of the Register Of Deeds of
Barnes County, North Dakota, on Oc-
tober oath, 1918, and recorded in said
Office in Book "a of Mortgages at
page 217, and assigned by said Ameri-
can Loan & Investment Company to
the Security National Bank Of Valley
City, N. D., by assignment in writing
dated April 8, 1920, and filed for rec
ord in the office Of the Register of
Deeds Of Barnes County, North Dako-
ia, on March 4, 1921, and recorded in
said office in Book "J-3" Of Miscellan-
eous at page 513, will be foreclosed
by sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described at
the front door of the Court House in
the City of Valley City, Barnes Coun-
ty, North Dakota, at the hour Of ten
o'clock a. M, on July 2, 1921, to sat
.isfy the amount due upon said mort
gage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are those certain premises
situated in the County Of Barnes,
State Of North Dakota, and described
as follows, to-wit:
The West Half wv w Of Section
Eleven (11), in Township One Hun
dred and Forty-three (143) North,
Range Fifty-six (56) West.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale the sum Of Eight
Hundred and Eight Dollars ($80s.0O),
and the costs of foreclosure and sale.
/ Dated May 25th, 1921.
The Security National Bank
Of Valley City, N. D.
Assignee Of Mortgagee.
John O.. Hanchett,
/ Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage,
Valley City, N. Oak.
list pub, May 26, last pub. June 3O)
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~ CITY Auditor M. J. Boyd returned
last evening from Bismarck where ne
had been attending convention OF the
A %. U. w. Mr.. and Mrs. John Laird
of Valley City also attended the con-
vention, Mrs. Laird being a delegate
from the Degree of Honor lodge, the
auxiliary to the A. O. U. W. Great
Falls, Montana, was chosen for the
1928 biennial meeting place Of the
lodge. The jurisdiction of North Da-
kota embraces besides this state, Mon
tana was chosen for the 1928 bien-
NAL meeting place of the lodge. The
jurisdiction Of North Dakota en-
braces besides this state, Montana
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and
Northern California. The organlza-
ticn voted to enlarge its insurance
field by issuing total and permanent
disability and health and accident IN
surance. Officers chosen were: Past
grand master workman, J. E. Nuss:
Grand Forks; grand master workman
8. C.. Marks, Fargo. reelected; grand
foreman, Fred NJ. White, Donnybrook;
grand overseer. J. P. O'Leary, Grand
Forks; grand inside Waterman, J. II:
.Corocoran. Great Falls, Mont; grand
recorder, E. j. Moore. Fargo. re-elect-
ed: grand treasurer, R. M. Adams. Lis
bon. reelected; grand guide, T. Il /,
Wilder, Grand Forks; grand outside
Waterman, I. L. Larson, Mandan.
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FOR SALEW. IL Of N. w. Ia, Sec.
29-139-56 Easy terms P. o. Box
81, Valley City. NJ 10-wtf
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According to the inhabitants Of San
born, running a tourists camp isn't
what it is cracked up to be. They had
a camp at Sanborn once upon q time:
they say. and according to old timers
it was "some camp" The Sanborn
Enterprise, in speaking of said camp
says in part: "Many noted tourists
were annual guests at this well known
resort. We recall with pride the names
of some Of these celebrities, who were
wont to tarry here, especially during
the fall Of the year, when spring
chickens, new potatoes, and other de-
lectable viands were ripe and the ever
ready lard pail growler stood invit-
ingly to the fore OF course we can
not recall all Of them, but there were
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Warrington High
School lettings
Stop! Look! and Listen! for GOOD
English

| Stop! Look! and Listen! for GOOD
English
This Is good speech week ano
| Warrington High school is obserV
ing It to the fullest extent. Every
! one is listening to everyone elses
| speech and watching for mistakes
All the English classes in the high
school are competing IN the draw
Ing Of posters and cartoons. Tho
best poster will he selected by the
art teacher. MISS lie Vier. anS
! placed In a CONSPICUOUS window III
town. The others viii be placed
in the school building. One teacher
threatened to tag with 4 green
! ribbon, anyone who used bad Eng
gIish in her classes and she Is
carrying out her threat too we'll
! Green ribbons are already begin
. ming 70 look conspicuous. But 50
is good English, even among the
teachers,
the Fourth street Methodist Epis-
copal church Of Wheeling de!iveT-
ed an interesting address in
chapel Tuesday morning. Miss lie
liza Grace Conway rendered a
4 part OF the Armlstice Day
! celebration will be held in the
:, auditorium Nov. II, from II A. NJ.
until noon The entire student
body will assemble IN the auditor
ium at that time to enjoy the en-
ercises. Aside from this there will
! be no dismissal OF school ARMS
tice day.
The N. II. S. football team will
Journey to Elkins Saturday, where
jthey expect to defeat the fast Elk,
ms football team. Although they
were defeated by Fa!-mont. they
still have a good record, their op-
ponents having scored only II
points.
Captain Bill Jones is still suffer.
ing from injuries received in the
game at Fairmont Saturday and
will he unable to take this trip.
The Aurora Literary Society
gave an interesting program Friday
afternoon In the auditorium. Much
| rivalry Is being manifested be-
tween the two societies. Tho OBJ,
! ject Of competition is a loving cup
! which Is to be given the winner OF
the contest between these Literary
/ Societies. at tho close Of the year.
The Arlon Literary Society will
| give thdlr program on Friday af-
tcrnoon OF next week, November
IS.
Principal w. l.. SpFouse an
nounceN that we would Have q holt
| day Thanksgiving but not Friday
after Thanksgiving.
Announcement has been made
that all teachers who have not at
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School Board
IN New Quarters


The Board OF Education OF Fair.
mont independent sohol district Il
row occupying handsome and com.
modlous quarters on the fifth s.oor
of the Professional building haYsns
occupied same on Monday OF this
week. Three room m occupied
by the board ind each of these
rooms are not only spieudidly ligh.-
ed and ventilated but command 4
wonderful panoramic view OF the
city extending from the MouonGa-
hela river bridge, taking In Pa!a-
tine Knob. tho South Side bridge.
the Butcher. High and Miller
schools and Rhea Terrace
City Superintendent OF Schools
o. G. Wilson occupies the corner
room and his secretary, Mrs. \. II.
Bannister. the room adjoiGing wnile
T. c. Moore. secretary of the board,
and Miss Howell. health nurse, oc-
cupy the third room. Ali the rooms
are nicely furnished. the walls have
been redecorated. the floors rein
Ished and the CONS T altogether
desirable.
a new piece Of furniture has been
Installed to care for the important
records OF the hoard and schools
and is a handsome metal fire proof
safe.
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--latest List Of
Charity Helpers

Contributions up to date for the.
Associated Charities campaign
which was conducted in this city
All last week have not exceeded
S2,0O7.G 5. This amount is the sum
total today. The following list in
Guides many contributors at differ
ents banks. postoffices, Hartley
store and movie theatres on Saturs
day night. Those places were
made headquarters for donations
on SATURDAY. only and a substantial
sum was collected. The Associated
Charities Is very grateful for the
amounts given and will be glad to
receive other contributions from
those who have been late in send
ing IN their donations. 1t is est
mated that n much larger sum this
year than ever before will he need.
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NURSE ENDORSES
FAMOUS NERV- WORTH

.cines and their uses and various
kinds OF sickness. A nurse doe
NOT recommend anything that ~
not good. and their professional
knowledge makes their recommep
datIon worth while. Nothing need
TO be added to the above state
ment. as it tells fully what Merry
Worth does. II you suffer from
nervousness. sleeplessness, st9nl
ach trouble or their attending Ills
give this famous preparation q
rial and il our first trial bottle
does not prove that il is helping
YOU. your money will be refunded
rou viii finally come, TO Merry
Worth for real results. 60 why not
start now? BE sure to 50 the gen
nina Nery.Worth in the large
rpund bottle. Price $l,00 plus wei
tax. Sold by Cranes Drug store
THE Fortney Co.'S two stores, and
ali lending druggists eTerywheEe
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Program for Meetinn

The following program will he
observed at the regular MONTH!
monthly meeting OF the Woman
Home and Foreign Missionary So
.ciety OF the Presbyterian church IL
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:3f
O'Clock at the church parlors.
observation-disclosures. Peace anc
Good VIII Mrs. y. r. c. Nor
row
Solo Miss Osborne.
Topic. india" AN Interpreta
ton Mahatrina c<rehdi."-Mrs
e. NJ. Richie.
Topic-Alaskan Tape Mrs
Morrow.
Solo-Mrs. Forrest Fankhauscr
Roll Call. Social Hour.
The hostesses will be Mrs. II Z.
Rightmire, Mrs. Nettie Anthony
Mrs. Duncan Sinclair. Mrs. Der.
nard l.. Martin and Mrs. E. C.
Jones.
All members are urged to be
present and TO come prepared to
pay their pledges.
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Says THAT IT Does All That Il
Claimed For Il, oulets the
Nerves, Aids Oisrition, ard :.
Prodvrcs Rcstful Sleep

u recommend Ne:vWorth be-
cause OF the fact that it certainly
docs benefit me when herome
raryous aud tired out after a lont
term OF nursing Thus wrote
claire Chiiders, a Parkcrsburs,
". Va. nurse some time ago. ant
she continued" In my business |:
becomes necessary 10 lost lots q
sleep. and requires many hours q
constant watching, wli:ch wears 81
mo ncrye Nerv-NEorth does Il.
,n;,f ycu claim .or It. II qu!eis tbs
nerves. aids digestion and p:o.
duces rcstful sleep The above i
an endorsement from a woman
whose profession constantly
throws her in contact With med'.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
ments were Served, Those present

ments were served, Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. AlYa Knisely. Mr..
and Mrs. Resdd KeeHoVer, Mrs .
Edith Pitzer. Mrs. DELPHI Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Toothmar
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Toothman, Mrs
Goldie Hanes, Mrs. Emanuel Rem
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter LougL
and children, Edwin, Norma and
Lenora: Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ten
nant. Mrs. Lille Tennant anc
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. R. L.
Maness, Mrs. Zoa Hanes aue
daughter, TheIma: Mr.. and Mrs
David L. Tenant and son, Dale:
Mrs. Arthur Moore. l.. J. Lough
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Tenant
Misses Olive KnIsely. Edna Keef,
over. May Tenant, Gay Eddy
Elaine Michael, Elizabeth Shuman
Allie Wilson; Messrs. Paul Hunte:
Claude Keetover. Fay johnson,
Jesse Toothman. Willie Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Tenant and chill
6ren. Vivian, BerHice and David.
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PERSONALS

2. G. Morgan, formerly Of this
city, now OF Green Springs. w. Va,
Is a visitor here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Downs left to-
day for Finch, w. Va. where they
will visit with relatives for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. NJ. c. Tough has returned
from a visit with J.. P. Hickman at
Clarlksburg.
Miss Mae Montgomery has re.
turned from q visit of a fsw days
with Miss Ethel Swartz at Clarks.
burg.
Miss Samantha Marley and Miss
Betty Rinehart, Of Everson. were
the guests yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Abbott in this city.
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To Have Prize Social

Sunshine lodge Degree OF Homo:
will have n prize social and enter
tainment on Monday evening. Nov.
cmber II at eight O'Clock at TIN
lodge quarters in the Skinner build.
ing. Tickets can be secured by
calling Mrs Daisy Watson CD
phone S65-W.
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Mt. City Lodge
Meets Tonight

Nj. city Lodge 10. As, Knights Of
Pythias, OF this city, vii! observe
Armistice Day. with a public meet
ing tomorrow evening at Castle
hall.
There will be az appropriate pro
gram of speaking and music. and
each knight is asked to bring his
family and friends TO this meeting
A special invitation is extended
to all ex.service men, and they will
be Insured n hearty welcome.
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Given Surprise

Members OF the congregation Of
the Palatino Baptist church sur
prtsed their pastor on last evening
when following the prayer services
at the church they assembled at
the parsonage taking with them an
ample supply Of provisions Of al;
kinds. The affair was arranged as
n complete surprise hut waT
nevertheless very much apprecIa'
Cd by the honor guests.
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Witnessed Game

Among local people and people
we'll known here who Witnessed
the football game at Charleston last
Saturday between the w. V. u.
and tho Washington and Ice UNI
yerCity were Mrs. c. f. IIutchin.
son airs. W. G. Bryant and Mrs.
KeHna Clark of this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson OF Cincinnati.
Ohio, and Harold and Frank Hutch
fnson. the former OF Crescent and
the latter Of Logan.
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Several members Of the ". ?,

Several members OF the NJ P
church here will go to Fairmon!
this evening to attend the revival
services which are being held by
Rev. lawson in tho First ward NJ.
P. church.
Little Margaret Blucker. young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Blucker, who has been i'll, Is improY
ing.
Members OF the degree staff. Pyth:
Ian Sisters, will please attend
lodge this evening for practice.
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A birthday party Of attractive APP
<pointmeuts was given Mt the home
Seof Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil z. Tenant
on Glades run last eevnlng IN cele
bration of the 34th birthday ami
versay of Mr.. Tenant. The az
fair came as a complete surprise
10 Mr.. remnant who knew nothing
of It until tha guests began to ar
five. He was the recipient OF 3
number of nice gifts. The hours
we're pleasantly spent and refresh.
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A delightful wild turkey n
raccoon dinner was served at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Irons
a. Colfax on Monday evening
Nessrs, Irons, Glen Parrish and Z
" Robinson who had recently re
turned from a hunting trip IN poca.
hontas county, where they killed
the game, furnished the meat fol
The dinner. In addition to the tGr
kew and raccoon meat squirrels
were also served together with
many other good things TO eat. The
guests included the families OF the
huntsmen and the Misses Mamie
Decker, Emma Frankinherry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sntterhelo II
Mr.. Parrish, of Shinnstor.
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Enrm OraanIzation

All National !.atcJEVy "0H!."
a. This city arr planning 10 organ
ize n pan Ho!lenic association IN
HE cit and for this purpose 4
Iactinr win be held on Saturday
n]ffernoon at three O'Clock in the
Women's apartments in the " NJ.
q. A. building. All women eligible
arc asked TO attend.
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M0N9NGAH
.reaehera, MeetIna.

A teachers meeting Of Grant
district school teachers viii be held
tomorrow Afternoon at the Monon-
gah public school. All teachers are
invited to be present.
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Aid.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
NJ. p. church will have an oyster
supper and bazaar in the Red
Cross rooms "Wednesday evening"
November 80.
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70 Have supper

The Women's Benefit association
Of the MaccabcGs VII EiSe =,
cred dish social and taeky parry a.
their hall on Main street on Sat-
urday. November 4 Aii menDsIs
9TH tbem a dish Of prepared food.
aach member IS also asked to
,b-ina = friend The affair promises
to be most ENJOYABLE
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tEin Danced

one Of the most enjoyable OF the
dances OF the season was q
dance given last evening by the TO-
cal lodge OF Elks at their nan ~
the DeYeny building. Spienulu
music was furnished by the JohI9-
ton.Estrada Company OF Gauteinala'
Central America which orEaniLa-
tion introduced here the famous IN
strument of Harimba WHEN 70 u
musicaI instrument manipulated Dy
slx persons. The music vas aDout
the best ever Furnished here am.
was greatly enjoyed by the Ems
and their 1adie swho weIe present
III Is hoped to secure the assFes"-
tton for u return engagement
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Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Peto
Thompson at their home here yes
terday a baby daughter.
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The 4th division OF the Baptist
Mission circle will have an oyster
supper in the Red Cross rooms NO
-Yember 10.
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Sds6s fit1fe Tor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aftdad heTeaehs
InSftfntaFaf FafrnoIf N6Y
Is aud Isl
ms Medical Examination os the
entire school ID n PROCESS now.
.The stndents are being examined
by Dr.. NJ. r. Andrews.
The 3firabUs staff has been ap.
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Hard Ia sauirreLe.

Hard on Squirrels.
Hunting has become so popular
with a number of boys and men
here since work is SO slow. ina
even the squirrels and rabbits are
iEopIng for work to get better.
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Series Of Bridge

Beginning today a series OF
bridge parties will be held at the
Fairmont country club each Thurs
day until the close OF the season
tie bridges to take the place Of
the weekly golf tournaments which
have progressed during the season
and which were brought to . close
with last Thursdays tournament.
Lunch will be servaI r. each Thurs
day at one o'clock following which
the afternoon hours will bel deVot
ed to bridge. A teacher will be on
hand to Instruct beginners and this
Will afford an excellent opportun-
AN for those who doslre to learn
I'd play bridge or who need some
coaching. Reservations for these
iIuncheons must be in by 1881
O'clock.
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surprlse Party.

Mrs. F. NJ. Fleming was pleasant
IL surprised last Sunday night,
when she returned TO her home in
Locust avenue. and found a merry
crowd In possession OF her home
and was reminded that II was her
birthday. About 20 relations and
friends were present. Mrs Fleming
was the recipient of q number %
gifts and a birthday cake was one
Of the features of the occasion. De-
licious refreshments were served.
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Pupils Recital

The pupils in music o. Miss Nil.
drcd Donham will give a recital
this evening at her home at .
Market street beginning at eight
O'Clock. A splendid program has
been arranged for the recital and
a!large number Of pupils will par.
4~TcfOatp
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Miss Gladys Shackeltord enter
tanned a number Of her friends on
tuesday evening. at her home in
Mllersville, as a farewell before
leaving for her home at EIdora. The
guests were as follows: Brooks
Bartholow, Belle Fitzpatrick, Frank
Yeager, Paul Dodd, Mamie Dillow,
ypm Yeager. Hazel Cox, Lacy Yea
ker, Hattie DiIlow, 1cna Miller. Ce-
.E1 Spencer, Opal Kunzelman, Paul
Bartholow. Relia Miller. 'Denward
Satterfield, Bernice Carpenter, Bula
Bnrtin, Harry Fleming, Elsie Shoe
maker, Russell Prunty, Mad6e Cox
Troy Cox, Vtrgie Shoemaker, Goldie
Borgess., Of East Side, Gladys
Shackelford, parents, MIR. and Mrs.
10. Shackelford. Games and music
were enjoyed during the evening.