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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-10-07
ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles
County, Maryland.
NJ Tgf- MI.

In the Circuit Court for Charles
County, Maryland.
No. 1917 Equity.
In the matter of the sale of the real es-
tate mentioned and described in a
mortgage from Richard j. Herr
mann and Antonio Hermann, his
wife, to August Heckel, dated the
22nd day of January, in the year
1920, and duly recorded among the
land records of Charles County
Maryland, in Liber W. M. A., 36, at
folio 1856, ETC., which said mortgage
was duly assigned by the said Aug
ust Heckel TO Adolph Huber and
Maria Ann Huber, his wife, on the
LIST day of April, in the year 1921,
which said assignment is recorded
among the land records OF Charles
County, Maryland, in Liber w. M.
A., No. 81, at folio 6S5, etc. and duly
assigned by the said Adolph Huber
and Maria Ann Huber, to f. Stone
Posey, under and by virtue OF a
power contained in said mortgage,
by F Some Posey, Assignee.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

water rentals at present mayor de-
clarea,
t26l city or New Britain must pay
S74,770 as its part of state assessment
of'two millions, (2G) Richardson is
dropped by police commission. t2D
New Britain High school defeats An
sonia High at football, 1913, 80
Spanish paupcrs are deported.
November
(2) Herald office Quilted by carly
morning fire, Prosecutor GreenberG
retains Hartford lawyers In his case,
Day and Berry named GO Mary
"3ratiuo" supposed to be another clue
In Renaldino murder o. Attempt to
rob Mcshl>in fur shop frustrated by
police at o'clock in tho morning
90 Herald is back home again in mo
chunical and press Department. Nc
Mahon will support mayors plan for
$4,000 bond issue. State police dis
credit talk told by Mary "Fratino'
(5) Police board is not convinced that
department Is cleaned up, No jury
trial in CTecnbcrg case, John G.
LOOMS elected president Of Chamber
Of Commerce.
GD City holds memorial exercises
on Armistice Day O2) n. b. II. s.
defeats Hartford High to at foot
ball. G5) Wallace Richardson re-
leased under bonds Of $4,000.
G6) Herman Segal and Charles
Scheinemann of Bristol held in bonds
of $50, 900 in alleged automobile steal
ing in Plainville, 90 Red Cross
drive meeting with success Charles
Scgan of Bristol also arrested in
PlainylIe auto stealing case. GS)
100000 school bond issue, $4,000
street bond issue, and 100000 appro-
priation to Charity department passed
at special session of city meeting
board. G9) n. b. II. S. wins High
school championship in football by
defeating N. II. II. S.
(21) DR.. Goodell begins services at
churches to last untiS December a.
(22) Paonessa charges inefficiency of
city engineers, costs city $4,000 in
Allen street sewer. (26) Accepting
bride and extorton are two counts
against Greenberg who will face SUI
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

arrested for concenlmcnt of stolen
car, Robert Hird. plainriIIe embc2z-
Ter, given one ycur in iau.
Goo Efforts to get bail for Rich
ard4ons fgi. decision reserved until
"Wednesday I'm I[alEowsli case, Jacob
JENNINGS arrested m state police
,uund-In
9c;obcr
-, u,,., ,,.,.i.. t.. L. .aiio,
I'',, ~ '''.'' '''.
Mayor GURUS mas conference WIN
States Attorney Acorn. salvatore
l.arioIa of Dak rtrort arrested in rum
.... ,r,. ,,,,,,.r, ,s.g so5 ooo
''''''e'S against N1i'o"SN' lo' ''s'''
of hey husband. l3) sam and Charles
Giardiuo arrested in rum caao. %
Arthur Harris arrested as witness in
rum case,
co Friends OF frcmcn plan court
aetion on seeking injunction against
tine city setting aside order Of city
u""tiuG, Hartford avenue saloon
Uided. Prosecutor Grecnberg'a faith
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

pcror court charge on November 2S,
(2S) Grcenbcrg on stand in Hartford
and tells of his conference with Rich
ardson, (29 Henry Popowiskl en-
service man, Is fined $500 for selling
liquor, 600 George Murtha elected
captain of High school team for next
year
December.
Cd John Gllchrccst assumes duties
as building Inspector, Co Gsconbcrg
found guilty Of c&tortion but not of
accepting bride. Is tined $500. Six
montAa' jail sentence is suspended,
George EIlinger, p, Howey, G.. He'll
hcrg and Peter Cabelus, policemen in
$1,000 suit brought by IFiedorowlcZ
Strong arm squad 10 accused Of
roughnes8 to woman in raid and hus.
band threatens law suit, CO Green
berg to resign position. go c. r.
Smith named rs head Of board OF di-
rectors for Machine company during
Piatts absence. Reduction in pay Of
all city employees is urged, Mayor
quoted as being in favor.
GO) Three men to be prosecuted
for Renaldino death is belief of state
police. Joseph Cianhone caught in
New Jersey. Mike RuGgiero and
Cropaneso under arrest. G3) Death of
Heinrich Berg reveals his marriage
to Josephine Donahue of Plainyille for
16 years 90 James Rogers elected
IS years. (2O) 30,2S7 registered in city
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
March.

% Beckett given life sentence.
Healy pleads guilty, Relief board
gets s335,685. The Traffic depart
ments of the Stanley Works and the
Stanley Rule and Level Co. are con-
solidated. CD Healy sentenced to 1
year in jail and fined $1,000. Tax
payers budget is fixed at is mills, The
mayor asks support Of the higher tax
rate. PlainWle adopts 10 mill tax
and Berlin adopts the EOS rate, CD
The State Guard is mustered out.
Cp City meeting at state Armory
adopts two-platoon system and 22.1
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

(2D Corner stone laid at St
Marks new church. (25) 40 aliens
ask to be citizens. (2D Class night
at high school.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
Events Of Local Interest IN Past Year As CompedBy The ernH

this city. (2D souney Spencer and
Bratton named as new boxing COM
mission by the mayor
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

Junction. 90 "'""ey WORKS 6'''
tlSHt 10 emu S""'''' """ liIC' "'a 10
| Stock Mayor Oppose" ""*''s"' ''N-
hg'
..,,..,.' ',r,.,.,.h ,,..sr,',l l1t,.,,o
VI organizes veteran organization.
| G2l curtis contrastel by simons 20
| .inccln Team CAPTAINS Tor United
| Charity drive announced. N&j Tan
Doycrs hold meeting at FoX'a ,heater.
C4 Simons declares that TaX-pay-
ers' Asso. will no longer recognize
| Curtis ms MAYOR of New Britain. Char
ity drive for S8S060 begins. GO
,Ianufacfrrorq favor DAYLIGHT raying.
| First dav of Charity drive nets $4,000,
IO Simons has supoenas served
on six people. (2D Court denies in
| irnction sougbt hv Simons that would
! oreyent CITY from collecting taxes.
| (22) Simons saws he will take STEPS
| In impeacb the MAYOR.
(28) simons wants Dohm as mayor
| and not Curtis. (24D Simons loses in
| action to impeach the mayor (2G)
| Salaries at New Britain Machine COM
| pany plant are cut 90 per cent. (2S)
| Factory employees at the n. p. Ma
, chine are cut 20 per cent. (3O) Fac
| tories decide to begin work one hour
| earlier. (3D Assembly passes bill
| which legalizcs % mill tax rate.
| Anil
co.. ,,,e
u ~ lSd"o'' 7'ilonS' ol pel"'l VI
| L'Ap'SeI' "''ooi''.Io'i a'N1 N'o.,
| r'e'. '-ah' ~ !.'0 49,. a. 'E'''''E
JUL - IAN '"','''"l ''''N
'Sr9e' " eNoL,a"ee o'lS.l "oNe' IL
| 'l@1' noil1S' " y. J, primaries "Ie
| nelu' ,"i ""euIS'I r'eti'al'S c.lulcI' Is
''N'ca'eu W 'l'''''lS ''pu ~
| ~ '"' !" "ds'" an" "le o"O o''
'ulht'
! ,'o' WE'VE 'IaS'e' p u'i,'rrS 'Ut
.'ool oI"' seS' l'e'''oc' "'S lioI" "aIu
'auc.'SeS' w -l>o'aIy c'"o Is srdi'eu
o"aI teI'
20 We" 3rltat'' ranks MIN a'i"ns
5i'ie9 ol s.a'lu llS'' wage ItiuctIoIlS
averaging 80 week are ohereu 10
pahets' " nome barueh7 /" pe IoS-
leEed ny Chainper OF commerce. 'lll
overlook avenue nome is oeS'royed
DE hre' mayor announces pans 1of
UNEMPLOYMENT census.
| 'IZ) Local manufacturers vote
against daylight saving (l3) Thous-
ands crowd city Han to register as
unemployed. tl4p Hart nome on
slater road Quilted by fire; post OFFICE
oftlcla's announce need for s@oo'"oo
addluon' tl5) Unemployment cen
SIS SHOWS Loo out OF work; court
r"celpts doubled IN SIX months CLERK
e. j. Danberg reports.
7ounces there Will be no home gar
dens; newly elected council members
1rtehd Hrst session. ga Dayhght
saving starts with mHch CONFUSION.
| tZo) Clty may ADOPT daylight say
'ne' mayor named chairman OF IN
employment committee; three depart
nents at Corbin Screw corporation go
PACK TO fuII time C2S) Red actiVi-
ties are seen IN city GOD Special po-
'oeman stationed at Clty Hal! as pre-
caution against May Day outbreak.
May.
| f5) Burglars are oeIleNed respon-
slple Tor So'oOo early morning blaze
at mario" estanlsniheht on Nam
street tb Announcement made
mat STANDARD steel ana bearing com
pany OF iIainVlIIe Will open ABOUT
January l. 20 basepaII rams TO re
GUEST Guy coullcll 10 ~ IN. 9apnalh
3aSepdlI, w hoperC y, fech
qleS, ~ t.ly purchases Iarin III
burilhs'oh' 'l'' Two men klIIea
DIT Layton croSslHS'
W. ChaPlilah street StoretlaN
lli'en Plo0-'lta"T ooo|e WINE me
Ius'V'llela "'l'TC', 80 l'il lSco'Ie
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

% City board holds meeting. "a
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
August.

CD New Haven read announces
boost in railroad fares from Hartford
to New Britain. CD Machine com
panv has $4,000 order. (S) Report
of Children's Home shows more than
$41,OOO has been given during the
past year.
ND Dental Clinic to be establish
ed here. Bus driver, Edward Klein
arrested for infraction of the ne"
iitney law. Twenty Spaniards are de-
ported by city for Spain. 90 Com
mittee on comfort station organizes
and discusses plan. A. F. Corbin
elected chairman. G5) Chairman
Macomber dropped as head OF trc
commission.
16) Paonessa to fight Mayor on
two platoon system. 90 Chautau-
qua opens at Walnut Hill park. '2o)
Swarthmore Chautauqua declared 2
success, will return next year.
CD Shurberg announces plan for
new 100000 theatcr to seat 5000
people. (23) Chautauqua winds up
successful season.
(29) Inspector John w. Allen dies
of injuries received in automobile ac-
Cident.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE--A real bargain Used
Chandler touring ear In excellent rum
ming order. 1t will pay you to investl-
gate. G. Spencer Lee, 127 Branch ST.
Tel, 9i-M. 7St6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-lO room house in eart-
MELVILLE, VT, in first rate col ton,
not air furnace. bathroom, etc H.arge
barn ana II acres of land, 80 deep
loan. Price, $4,000. Suitable fol sum-
mer residence. Apply to EdwUd j.
Han. Stl2"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
Sundays Birthdays.

Henry Clews New York banker and
noted authority on finance, born in
England. 81 years ago today.
Deniel c. Jackling, celebrated
mining engineer who helped t odevelop
the great copper mines in Arizona and
New Mexico, horn in Oates county,
Mo-. SO years ago today
Ernest Thompson Seton, American
naturalist, author and lecturer, born
in England 81 years ago today.
John Jacob Astor, whose father
persisted in the Titanic disaster, born
in New York City, years ago today.
John Galsworthy, one of the most
successful of present-day English
lnovelists and playwrightI born "a
years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
WARNING

Tho legal voters of the Village Of
Hcnnluetou are hereby notified and
wa ned 10 meet at High school hall in
said Village of Bennington on Mon.
day, August % 1921, at eight o'clock
in the evening daylight saving time)
to transact the following business;
Article l. TO see il he village will
appropriate further sum of money
for continuing the building and con.
structing of new and permanent
highways within the limits of said
village; and IL so. what sum, and on
what streets it shall be expended.
Article .. To transact any other
business that may legally come before
the meeting.
VIM. p. Hogan
Village Clerk.
Remington, w., Aug. II, 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE-A new modern aven-
room house. liz Stafford St. Tel phone
53S-R. dSlt6.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE-An antique nal Hgany
bureau with fancy frame arou the
mirror, also n black French Valnut
trimmed gentlemen's dresser with
mirror, blue and white covered half
wool, half linen, over so yearA old,
Geo. l.. Davis. 20a Pleasant sired. sits
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
Today's Events

Centenary of the birth of Henry
Martyr Dexter famous clergyman and
author.
Centenary Of the birth of Thomas
t. Kinney, Newark newspaper pub
Usher and owner of one OF the finest
private art collections in America.
Dr. Felix Alder of New York, the
founder of the ethical culture move.
lment, celebrates his SEVENTEEN ami.
Iversary today. @
Leaders in the dental profession
arrive in Milwaukee today to attend
the silver jubilee convention of their
national association.
Today the Roman Catholic church
throughout the world will observe the
3OOth anniversary OF the death of
st. John Berchmans, who passed away
at Rome, August 10, 1921
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers oT the Town of
Remington.

To the Tnxpryer- of the Town OF
Remington.
A Rate Bill of the Town Taxes OF
1921 has been nlaced IN my hands for
collection as follows: sl.i6 on the dol
lar for the Town Tax, 20 cents on
the dollar for the Town Highway Tax,
g5 cents on the dollar for the Town
District School Tax
/ hereby demand payment Of said
taxes and notify YOU that ] viii attend
at the Bennington County Snvings
Bank from o'clock n. m. until o'clock
y. m
i There win be n niscourt Of per
cent on Town Tax if paid within 80
e. H. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington, VT, July 10. 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE-3OO white face breeding
ewes at bargain. Al condition.
stuart r. Mann, Derby, n. Y. 7St6~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
In The Days News

King Alfonso Kill, whose throne
is believed to be endangered as a con
sequence of the serious reverses Il
Spanish arms in Morocco is regarded
as one of the ablest monarchs left in
Europe, and also one of the most
popular with his people. But Spain,
like other continental countries is
hlled with socialists, republicans, ana
Others who are opposed to the monar.
|chy and are ready to take advantage
of any opportunity to overthrow the
existing government. Alfonso was
born in 1885 and is. therefore. thirty.
five years old He attained his major
ity when he was sixteen years old ,ac.
cording to the Spanish law, and was
crowned King soon afterward His
father was Alfonso Kill, who died be-
fore the birth of his son, and the pres
ent Kings mother, Maria Christina.
ruled as Queen Regent until 1902
In 1906 Alfonso was married to Prin-
cess Eugene of Battenberg, grand.
daughter of the late Queen Victoria
OF Great Britain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
roday,s birthdays

Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood, late CON
gresham from Ohio, born at Star ord
N. Y, Sc years ago today.
Arthur Sherburne Hardy, former
United States minister to Persia horn
at Andoyer, Mass. "A years ago to-
day.
Frederick Augustine Sterling, coun-
sellor of the American embassy at
Paris. born in Lake City, Mimi, 40
years ago today.
Hon. Hugh Guthrie, Minister of
Militia of Canada, born at Guelph,
Ont, SO years ago today.
Edwin Grasse, widely known as 4
violin virtuoso, born in New York
City, 81 years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
Sundays Anniversaries

lS42-One OF the first successful
American locomotives was pat.
ented by Matthias W. Baldwin
of Philadelphia.
1S3G-Sir Walter Besant, celebrated
English author, born. Died
June ., 1901.
enacted a territorial
government for Oregon.
1S5l-Fourteen thousand lives lost
in an earthquake in southern
Italy.
Sensation produced at the Ma
tional Union convention in Phil
ndelphia by the entrance of the
delegates from Massachusetts
and South Carolina arm in arm.
lS73-Cornerstone laid for the Mt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
Today's Anniversarier

lSl5-Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Ameri-
can author, whose "Sunnys.de
had phenomenal success. born.
Died in Boston, Nov. 80 1852.
1S5l--Cuba was again invaded by
Lopez and party OF American
iilibusters.
1SG4-Gen. Prim wa exiled from Spain
for conspiracy.
lS66-Eighty-six persons in Cinccinn
att died of CHOLERA in one day.
lS6S-One OF the most disastrous
earthquakes on record began in
Peru and Ecuador and in three
days destroyed many cities and
towns.
lSS9-The first Mohammedan mosque
in England was opened.
lS9O-First annual convention of let
n ter carriers of the United States
met in Boston.
1S96--The British House of Lords
passed the Irish Land bin and
1t became law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

Lookout observatory in Cincln-
natl.
1SS2-A conference of the European
Powers agreed to the inter
national protection of the Suez
canal.
1S99-Attempted assassination of
Maitre Labori at Rennes, France.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

For SALE-Mainstreet store with
dwelling above and adjoining dwelling
house. Modern improvements Price
$1,000. one of the best investments Of
fered. Inquire Edward j. Hall. 77tl2~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE-used cars for sale az
the Bennington Garage: 1921 Ford se-
dan. Sstf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTtCE--Clerkship omen to men.
women, over II Postal Mail Service
Railway Mail Washington Depart
ments. Typists Salaries. Sl400-SlS00.
Experience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars OF examinations. write Ray
mond Terry tformer Civil Service
eXaminer) l20 Continental Bldg.
Washington, II. G. Sit2'.
LOST-On Main street. Wednesday
evening ladies' card-case containing
two dollars and silver Finder Is well
come to money II he viii retrun case
to owner r. O. Box 80, North Benz
ninRton sites
LOST;--On Thursday. July 2s a peck =
eibook containing papers and sum
OF money Also automobile license with
owners name ANA street address. 2T2
Columbus avenue, pittsheld Mass The
finder may keep money. but send or
bring pockethook TO 1874 North sf"eet.
Bennington, Vt. 7st6s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

You know 10 own a fur coat Is
every girls dream and in order
that your dreams may come true,
| am going to tell you about soIn1
remarkable tur coat values I found
at +. G.. jones store today |
know it's hard to believe but It's
tine nevertheless. that YOU can
get a sc inch French seal coat
for only $95 and a 10 inch one
for $40. These models are full
and wide. with deep shawl collar.
convertible belt. cuff sleeves. full
silk lined and are beauties. Jones
store is quite a fur centre. as they
do an enormous fur coat business,
their stock at this time embrac-
Ing coats from $4S. $50 10 1895
and il they don't have the very
fur yGu want three days time will
get il for You
A fifteen per cent reduction in
Pyralin ivory at any time is in.
teresting hut especially SO at the
Christmas season and "Pyralin
ivory Is certainly gift su.
premc. Now when | tell you that
the reduction is on all worries
they carry n the ". r. Crane
drug store, which includes a
handsome stock OF the popular Du
Barry pattern. ! know you will be
Interested. Du Barry is to ivory
what Sterling is to silver tnuf
ccdiA ! found in their splendid
stock ~T-.rrors ot every size and
shape. combs and brushes in pro-
fusion, dresser trays, manicure
pieces. ruff boxes. mounted pin
cushions jewel boxes clocks and
indeed every piece Manageable.
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program viii be rendered in connee
ton with the affair,


A number Of the officers and 9th.
er members of.the Degree OF Honor
lodge, Sunshine Circle No. Il. went
10 Rivesville Saturday evening
where the local escort stan under
the direction Of Mrs. Mary Under.
wood. president, and Mrs. Anna
.Lcedom. district deputy. conferred
the exemplified degree on a large
number of candidates The initia-
lion was held in the Knights OF
pythias hall, officers were elect,
ed as follows: President, Mrs.
Teresa Hartford: past president,
Mrs. Frances Huffman. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Dora Martin; second
vice president. Mrs. Irene Barber;
financial secretary, Mrs. Laretta
Stewart: treasurer. Mrs. ]. Y. VII.
liams. ushers, Evelyn Moore and
Ella Stewart.
After the election Of officers and
the address Of welcome was made
by Mrs. Underwood. Of Fairmont,
a response was made by Mrs.
Teresa Hartford and Frances HUFF.
man. the newly elected president
and vice president. A social follow.
ed the program and refreshments
were served. The meeting adjourn.
cd TO meet on Saturday evening
December 10. at 1870 o'clock. when
another large class will he taken
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EnthuaInktln MeetInn.

An enthusiastic meeting OF Bap-
tist women was held yesterday aft
ernoon In the auditorium OF the
First Baptist church when women
sprominent in the denomination
ltFom the state and other states
made splendid talks as q c%ontinua'
ton feature OF the campaign OF the
Baptist denomination all over the
UHtted States to raise a one hun
bred million dollar fund a sum OF
SfRO0,000 having been allotted for
the women OF the Northern BaptiS;
&qeneral association 10 raise. TIL"
addresses we're enthusiastic ano
much good was accomplished by the
8women who came here for the meet
ing. Out Of town women who par
ticipatcd we're Mrs. w. II, Alexan-
del, OF Columbus. Ohio, publicity d..
rector; Mrs. Il. L. Hutchinson, OF
Huntington, campaign director. and
Mrs. Harry L. Bond, Of Wheeling.
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4 Little Miss Susie Mcnear. the
Slight little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Menear. will entertain a nur,.
her Of her little girl friends This eve,
.4aing at the home Of her parents in
Maple avenue IN celebration OF the
seventh anniversary Of her birth.
A color scheme of pink and white
will be used and a birthday cake
with pink lighted candles will cen.
tire the serving table. The guests
will be entertained from seven 10
ten o'clock and will include the
Misses Betty Crawford. Mary Kath-
crime Farlowe. Marguerite Laugh
Mary Margaret Wrick and EIiz.
abeth Wrick,
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Class Entertained

Mrs. W. H.. Alexander Of Col.
umbus, Ohio, Mrs. n. l.. Hutch.
tRson of Huntington and Mrs.
FAIRY L.. Bond Of Wheeling ad-
dressed the keystone Bible class
Of the First Baptist church fol-
lowing n covered dish supper held
at the social rooms OF the church
last evening. The women were
here. in tho interest OF the one
hundred million dollars campaign
which the Baptist denomination is
raising and addressed 4 mass
meeting in the Baptist church dur
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Splendid Dinner.

10 the usual high standard
was the turkey dinner and bazaar
which was held Yesterday at tho
Presbyterian church by the women
Of the Presbyterian legion An cx.
ccellent menu consisting Of turkey
and everything that goes with It
was served In an efficient name"
and was enjoyed by hundreds OF 10
cal people and several on OF town
quests. During the afternoon hours
and also in the evening a bazaar
was held In connection with the din.
ner and many useful and pretty
! hand made. articles were sold as
we'll as quantities OF home made
csSdy.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

ing yesterday afternoon. APPROX
mately seventy were present for
the covered dish supper the
guests having been members Of
the Keystone class and their hus-
bands. The affair throughout was
q delightful one. A splendid menu
was served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Class viii Meet.

The Volunteer Bible class VIII
meet this evening M 7;30 O'Clock AZ
the. home OF Mrs. George Fuller NJ
727 Virginia avenue. Mrs, Daisy
Watson will have charge Of the
meeting and W II. Barnes will b.
the instructor A pleasing musical