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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
Y. w. H. A. ELECTS OFFICERS

At a meeting Of The Y. W. H. A.
on Tuesday evening, January II, at
the Talmud Torah, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
term: President, Mrs. J. I. Kurtz;
First Vice-president, Bess Winter;
Second Vice-president, Lillian Noosi-
now; Recording Secretary, Elsie
Kahn; Corresponding Secretary,
Sarah Leviton; and Treasurer, Rosa
Burnett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
DIR. J. r. POWER ILL
Local Physician Undergoes Opera
ton at Hospital for Appendicitis.
Improves and Today Has
Normal Temperature.

DR.. J. R. Power was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital in
this city Friday afternoon following
an attack of appendicitis. When the
operation was performed it was
found that the appendix had burst,
and complications were feared. How
ever, the doctor rallied promptly
from the operation and suffered no
nausea and since then has been i'm
proving. DR.. L. T. Hill said today
that the patient had normal empera-
.ture and that>there was no reason
apparent to fear complications.
DR.. Power is one of the popular
and successful young physicians of
the city. He has many friends in the
county who will be sorry to know of
his illness, but who will rejoice that
he is on the road to recovery.
The operation was performed by
DR.. Rakestraw, of Chester.
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DEATH OF MIR. HUGUELET

News was received in Abbeville
Sunday afternoon of the, death of
Prof. Jules G. Huguelet at his home
in Hamlet, N. C. Mr.. Huguelet had
a serious case Of grip some time ago
and while he had been up and about
his accustomed duties, he was in a
weak state Of health. He anticipated
going to Battle Creek, Mich, in a
few days for treatment but remain
ed in Hamlet to play at the wedding
of a friend.
Mr.. Huguelet lived some years
ago in Abbeville having charge of
the music Of the Methodist church
and a large music ciass. He was ac-
complished in his chosen profession
and did much for the musical cul-
ture of Abbeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe T. Hughes went
to Hamlet at once and friends here
extend their sympathy to the fami-
ly,
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N o T l c E.
State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

Nounty or Abbev1lIe.
Take notice that bids will be re-
ceived by the undersigned at the Of
flee of the County Supervisor in the
Court House at Abbeville, S. c., at
eleven o'clock A. M. April 25th, for a
loan of Thirty Thousand (s3O,OO0.)
Dollars to Abbeville County, to be
used in payment of ordinary expenses
of the County, in anticipation of the
collection of taxes, and being under
authority of Section 1901 of Volume
1, Code of Laws, 1912, and amenda-
tory Acts thereto. Loan to mature
March 18th, 1922:
The undersigned will pledge them
selves to deposit the proceeds of the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
RARE FLOWERS

Mrs. John G. Edwards has always
been a lover of flowers and takes
pleasure in growing them. This
Easter she had a beautiful bed of
lilies Of the valley and all her
children and many of her friends
received some of her blossoms on
Easter morn. Lilies Of the valley are
hard to grow and it is an unusual
thing to see them in Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
NEWBERRY VISITORS

Mrs. Thomas Pope came to Able.
vile Friday afternoon and visited
several days with her parents, Chief
Justice and Mrs. Eugene B. Gary
Mrs. Pope was accompanied by hel
son, Thomas, who is hard at work
these days making life interesting
for the first grade teachers in the
Newberry schools.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
THE BOOK CLUB

The reguar meeting of the Book
Club will be held Wednesday after
noon at half past four o'clock at the
home of Mrs. L. W. White and Mrs.
G., A. Milford.
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ATTENDING THE RECEPTION

Mr.. Will Sherard, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Thomson, Miss Elizabeth
Thomson and Jack Thomson, Mr..
W. C. Sherard and Frank and Jim
sherard, Of Calhoun Falls, attended
the reception Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Maggie Sherard in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Greir sher-
ard.
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loan with the Bank making the same
and there to remain until withdrawn
in the ordinary course Of business.
provided better rate of interest can
be secured by so doing.
Right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
April 18th, 1921.
L. W. Keller, .
Supervisor, Abbeville Co.
]. E. Jones,
Treasurer, Abbeville Co.
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Marion Wilson continues sick at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson on South Main
street. She has been confined to her
bed for two weeks and DR.. Rake
stray was called in consultation Sat-
urday. Exery body knows and loves
"Sister" Wilson, and hopes she will
be we'll again soon.
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THE PRESBYTERIANS

DR.. Reid preached for the Presby-
terians Sunday morning. The regu-
lar communion was held and there
were FIVE additions to the member
ship of the church.
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THE BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. J. Foster Barnwell enter
tanned the bridge club most pleas
antly last Friday afternoon at her
home on Greenville street.. In addi-
ton to the members there were sew
eral tables Of invited guests and
Mrs. McCaslan Of Greenwood, was a
visitor. ...
A salad course was served.
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SICK CHILDREN

The friends Of little Mildred Nc
Combs, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
R. McCombs, will be grieved to
know that she is quite sick at her
home in Fort Pickens. The little
girl had had high fever and is sick
enough to distress her parents.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends and relatives who were so
kind in Offering assistance during
the illness and death of our loved
one, Mrs. Ida N. Wardlaw.
J. D. Beeks and family.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11
A HOUSE PARTY

Miss Mildred. Cochran was the
weekend visitor of Miss Ruby Hill
Devlin at her home in Verdery thia
week. A pleasant party of college
girls was being entertained.
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Local
News
: PERSONALS {:

wood, was on our streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Price, Of Cold
Springs, were shopping in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. H. R. McAllister and Mrs.
w. W johnson spent Friday in Due
West with friends.
Mrs. Ella Nance, of LowndesviHe,
is in the city spending some time
with her friends.
Miss Emma McAllister, Of Mt
Carmel, is visiting her relatives in
the city this week.
Miss Zula Sutherland, of Pros
perity, was shopping in the city Sat
urday.
Mrs. John A. Dickson was down
from Brownlee Saturday looking af-
ter business affairs.
Mrs. Henry Mcneil, of Bethia,
was in the city Saturday seeing the
spring styles.
Col. John w. Mckee, the automo-
bile man, spent Sunday in Abbeville
with friends.
Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Jr., and Ned,
her young son, have returned home
after a week spent pleasantly in
Andersen. .... o..
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wardlaw and
Mrs. S. R. Carlisle went over to
Greenwood and spent the day Satur-
day.
Misses Pauline and Lucille Welch
came over from Atlanta and spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. welch.
Mrs. T. NJ. Marchant and her two
fine boys have returned to Green
vile after a short visit to DR.. and
Mrs. P. B. Speed.
George Cannon spent Sunday in
Abbeville with his home folks. He is
working in Anderson but will change
shortly to Columbia.
Miss Mamie Devlin was a visitor
in Abbeville Sunday. She spent the
time with her sister, Mrs. M. R.
Plaxco.
Mrs. Lila Mabry and DR.. and Mrs.
Austin and Eliza Wardlaw, the baby
spent Sundy in the country with
Mrs. Julia Pratt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hanvey were
among those who came to town
from Troy Saturday. They were
shopping in our different stores.
Mrs. R. O. Edwards and Miss
Agnes Edwards spent several days
this week in Monterey with Mrs. o.
M. Lanier.
Col. Willis Mars and Mr.. Walter
Mars were up from Mt. Carmel to-
day. The frost put them out of the 1
notion Of planting cotton for few
days anyway.
Billy Bradley, who has been at
home for several months getting
well, has gone to Columbia where he
has a good position with, the State
Highway Department.
Mrs. Griffin Nickles p. and her
young son, Mac, arrived in Abbeville
Sunday from Columbia for an ex- !
tended visit to her parents, Mr.. and !
Mrs. j. C. Cox.
Miss Eva Raymond and Miss
Juanita Cooper were Greenwood
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Mrs. Fannie Furman is spending
part of this week with Mrs. J. D.
Kerr on Greenville street. Mrs. Pat
terson will come over from Green
wood Tuesday and spend the day
with Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Furman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11

Miss Eva Raymond and Miss
Juanita Cooper were Greenwood
visitors in Abbeville this weekend.
They were the guests Of Miss Mary
Mundy.
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Mrs. Griffin Nickles . and her
young, son, Mac, arrived in Abbeville
Sunday from Columbia for an ex-
tended visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Cox.
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Billy Bradley, who has been at
home for several months getting
well, has gone to Columbia where he
has a good position with the State
Highway Department.
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Col. Willis Mars and Mr.. Walter
Mars were up from Mt. Carmel to-
day. The frost put them out Of the
notion Of planting cotton for a few
days anyway.
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Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Jr., and Ned,
her young son, have returned home
after week spent pleasantly in
Anderson. .... o..
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Mrs. T. NJ. Marchant and her two
fine boys have returned to Green
Vile after short visit to DR.. and
Mrs. P. B. Speed.
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Misses Pauline and Lucille Welch
came over from Atlanta and spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. welch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wardlaw and
Mrs. S. R. Carlisle went over to
Greenwood and spent the day Satur-
day.
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Mrs. R. O. Edwards and Miss
Agnes Edwards spent several days
this week in Monterey with Mrs. o.
M. Lanier.
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George Cannon spent Sunday in
Abbeville with his home folks. He is
working in Anderson but will change
shortly to Columbia.
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Col. John w. Mckee, the automo-
bile man, spent Sunday in Abbeville
with friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hanvey were
among those who came to town
from Troy Saturday. They were
shopping in our different stores.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-11

Mrs. Lila Mabry and DR.. and Mrs.
Austin and Eliza Wardlaw, the baby
spent Sundy in the country with
Mrs. Julia Pratt and family.
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Miss Mamie Devlin was visitor
in Abbeville Sunday. She spent the
time with her sister, Mrs. M. R.
Plaxco.
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Mrs. Henry Mcneil, of Bethia,
was in the city Saturday seeing the,
spring styles.
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Nr. ana ~. I.IaahIn surrI.sd.

sfuaic and aAsfi reiFnsd supreme
on Friday evening". Iaauarf es ~ tdt
residence ~ Mf arid MfN i,aBuaar
Giadhil 4 surprise party was eiyan
10 Air. end Mra, 4. t7indNtll III hahof
81 iheiF tiet weIdinR annlverAary.
arranged bg Nr and Aifa frank z
stcwayf assisted 81 the siiase6 Fog
rect. efFmnHnfeH Isl the pastor aud
cauntii tof niiicli the groom II 4
mcmhcFi og Grace LHthsfan Church
and their wives To say q was 3 auf
priss y pntilhK Il mildly. car Il VAC
e knock cut blow After XII the
sHeHte had arrived and graetlnKa ex
changed. eats WIS announced. when
eil wended their way 10 The dinghr
room " lArtakh nf the gaaalaa.n fha
bride ana groom Mofr uahsfea 10 The
seat of honor, &c tho hesd ~ The IA.
Die conHldcupils among which was d
wedding cake. with the numbers 4f.
Decorated thereon. A knife sas hand
20 the bride, who proc eeded 90 ont aud
elAtribHie same a. aha dld ~ years
aEp. The nenu consisted 0f frnis
pnneh home. made cRaos, harlequin
bioeks ffalf, mus. mintf. Wafe4R an,l
cigars. after which wc al adjourned
- the patlDr where, remiamcnnaa
msAir aud songs we're ladnlEpd Ia
an,ii the Wee smali' hours. The
laales prosentsd the bride with
aolue very useful Frnseuts. which
wore highly appreciated. Tb0ae prea
pat we're Rev aud Nirs ] 3 Rupley
aud son, SIR and Mrs + rhOmas
Babylon df and Nrh Jacob ". Hand
ley, NJ and Mrs Wilton n Myers
Mr and Aira. s e sloner Mr. aud
Mrs. John y Cunningham and Sir
and Mrs Chgs. 81 IIppy
Attcr Wishing the bride ana groom
Ions and happy lite 80 departed q
their bones.
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TNI0N MILLS

A
II Is now 10 a. m, cloudy and
showing and the chances Of his honor
the proverbial groundhOg, seeing his
shadow at II m, are rather slim.
Last night team from the Union
Mills Lodge No. 81. ]. o. H.. initiated
q class hf new members for the I Q.
M. lodge Of Westminster About sixty
fellow members from the Union
Mills lodge accompanied the team.
On Sunday next the members OF
Grace Reformed Church, Frederick.
Md, VIII vote upon the question Of
extending a pastoral call to Rev. >.
Charles Hoover, a former pastor Of
the Reformed Church, Silver Run.
since leaving Silver Run. Rev. HOov-
hf has held several positions, and ls
now secretary OF the Young Peoples
Work in Nthe Reformed Church, with
headquarters In Philadelphia. lie Is
well-known and highly esteemed ~
Union Mills.
since his wife died Ephraim J
Yineling has made his home with hit
gon-in-iaw, Weldon r. Nusbaum, and
and has sold his house and lot IN this
oIaee TO Sterling Graft, for $1,000.
The Willing Workers Bible class o.
ST Marv's Lutheran Church, Silver
Ram. will hold an orange social in the
, hall al Union Mills, on Saturday
night. Feb. 5, at which time play en-
titled THE Modern Sewing Society
will be rendered.
The /. o. NJ Lodge No. 6l, OF I'm
ion Mills, will hold bazaar and oy'
ster supper on the evenings OF Feb
10. IL. Is, I7 and 18th. Music viii bt
furnished by the Pleasant Valley
Band on the two Saturday nights
nan-ely, Feb ~ and 18th
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Alrs. Ann Warthen. died Al her late
home, near Lisbon. January 90. al s
o'clock a M, aged so years ane %
days. widow Of the late James War
then She is survived by the following
children. Mrs. Chas. D. Pickett, pop.
lar Springs, Md: Mrs. Harry \.
Niles, Glenwood, Nd; David War
then, near Waterayille. Md; John
Warthen, Kansas City. G. Edward
Warthen, Baltimore: Charles War.
then, Brynmawr. Pa Harry warthen,
Lisbon, aud William Warthen. Balti.
more
The funeral services we're held III
Lisbon Presbyterian Church, Janu-
AIRY Is, at II o'clock a. m. ReY. Milne
officiating pallbearers we're Harr,
selby, Howard Selby. Howard Kuhns
Vernon Fowler, George Burdeite and
VIM Hood. Interment In staclhoust
Cemetery G NJ. Waltz funeral direct
or
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WESTMINSTER GENE
Terry ELECTS OFFICERS
THIRTf-OAE PERSONS INFERRED ii 1870
AGES RANCE FROM INFANCY TO
81 YEARS.

The lot owners OF the Westminster
Cemetery Company met at the First
National Bank. Tuesday evening. last.
and elected the following officerq 10
serve the ensuing year: George n.
Gehr, President: John J Reese. Sec
retary and Treasurer; and Theodore
y Mitten, Superintendent; and as a
Board Of Managers: Frank X. Herr.
Y. L, Reayer, John Il. Reifsnider, Jr..
George A. Miller. Charles g. Gorsuch
and John ] Reese.
The President submitted his report
as follows.
Westminster, nd. February /. 1921.
To the lot owners Of the Westminster
Cemetery Company;
beg 70 submit my report for the
past year.
The remains OF thirty-one personB
have been inferred during the year.
four more than last year. In ages
ranging from infancy to eighty-fonr
years.
During the year one member OF the
Board OF Managers. Mr.. John Bern
stein. died, having attained the rine
age OF eighty-four years. He was
member OF the Board for many
years, agreeable and courteous, active
In the discharge OF his duties, ready
and willing at all times 10 give his
best efforts for the advancement Of
the interests OF the Company, We
shall miss him in our deliberations
and feel the loss Of hts good judg-
nlents and practical suggestions. The
splendid appearance OF the cemetery
grounds al this season Of the year II
the result Of the pains-taking care Of
the superintendent. To him and the
efficient Secretary and Treasurer,
tender my grateful Acknowledgement
for valuable assistance rendered. The
receipts including balance OF si0s.ss
from last year, amounts to si,li9.S6
and disbursements s759.32, leaving a
balance Of s360.54 in the hands OF the
Treasurer.
again call the attention Of the lot
owners to the opportunity OF having
their lots kept in perpetual care for a
nominal sum. Beduests received this
year amount 10 $3.50 making the total
amount of beQuesta s2S27 80.
The Gompany'S funda are invested
as follows:
Corporation Of Westminster
Bonds ..4.....f..t...-.. $4,000
state OF Maryland Bonds $500. 1900
United States Liberty Loan
Bonds ....... ts......,... 900
$500
Respectfully submitted.
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Soft Jobs IN Danger

Washington Jan. 7i.~-4l.uxnry Wnf.
rounded Waaningtonians. 7seemihKiy
without visible means OF support.
have aroused the auepicl0ns of Rep.
resentatlye WElty. Democrat Ohln
He introduced q blll 10 require reg.
istratlon Of lobbyists saying the city
was filled win this unexplalnhDle
leisure class.
The Welty proposal also sought IN
formation as 70 who recommends fed.
eral judges for nomination. His BIZ
would require the president 20 Inform
congresa on the point IN submitting
nominations.
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Past Masters ~ Masonic Rlect
Oilleers

The Carroll County paslnaaiors Aa-
suciatioa held les annual meeiiaE ~
the Masonic Han. iris City. IAnusrg
si. and conferred the Past- Masters
degree upon the Masters-elecl. of the
Masonic lodgea of the county. v'ns
AZ Chipley ol Freedom Lodge, prcai
dent ur the Association. presided. ard
representatives from Prudence Lodge
Alt Airy. Freedom Lodge Plymouth
Lodge. Union Bridge. and Door.tn-
Virtue Lodge Westminster. were
present
The following officers for 1921 were
elected. President A. Fsank Miller
Prudence Lodge iirst yiee-presldeut
Harry l. BaumEardner. Monocacy
lodge. second yice-presidenl. ~
Reyton GOrauch; secretary. Harry D.
Fbwble treasurer. Dr. II X. Wood,
ward. Al the conclnBinn Of the meet.
ing the members went to The West.
minister. and enjoyed the annual sup
per prepared and served In temptinY
manner By mime host" Ramer.
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Lent


Next Wednesday. February 9th, will
he Ash Wednesday. the frst day oi
Lent. II Il this custom OF the church
20 hold more frequent and special
services 10 impress upon the faithful
the necessity and spiritual advantage
OF prayer and penunce. Tho Ashes
will be blessed Ia ST. Johns church
and will be distributed after the sew.
en- o'clock Mass, AT $40 IA the after
noon. and 80 in the evening. The de.
votion OF the stations OF the Cross
will be held Friday evening. al Tao
The Rev James NJ Hayes, of the
Catholic University in Washington.
will preach a series OF sermons at the
High Mass on the Sundays Of Lent
They viii cover subjects ol interest
20 all who are jealous for greater
knowledge OF our Blessed Saviour
and His Work Of Redemption.
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WATER SYSTEM ron MT. any

Mhycr and Council Plan 10 Tssu,
That Amount IN bonds to CompIet,
Plant
Mayor MoleawOrth and the Council
OF Mount Airy are planning for q
bond issue Of s22 900 for the compile.
tipn Of a partly installed water ays-
tenn and Improvement 10 streets. The
issue was authorized BY the last
Legislature and has been rat
lied by citizens OF the town. The
plan is to float the bonds IA time 10
start the Improvement this spring.
About two years ago bonds 70 the
amount Of fis 900 were issued 10 inn
prove Main street Thfs. thorough
fare for more than a mile and q half
was converted into concrete high
way. Not all Cf the money from the
bond iasne was required for the i'm
prOvement and what remained was
aaed toward installing a water system
After mains had been laid and fire
hydraDts Installed the funds gave out
and work was temporarily suspend
cd. The comina bond issue. oeriin-
Gates fnr which are now being Print
ed. will be used 10 complete the vat
er system and the surplus viii be
applied TO street aud road improve
ment
Negotiations arc ptnding for q wat
er Ruaply source Tho town officials
are anxious 30 secure d lease or
right 10 use water from & spripE 81
the Garrett Sanltnrinm pronaefy
tnleAs this source can be obtained
the authorities Viii probably rtaort
10 ariessan wells
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Los Angeles, Cal. Jan 81 Airs,
Gladys Wiihcreii. who dlAappeAred
from her home here last Tuesday VAS
found eariy today, . prisoner II $
small h0fisn ON 4 AheeY Fnnrh eight
miles east ~ Corona in ftiycYside
county. about 60 miles snatheasf ~
lsos Angeles. according to tfirpa0aa
niussagea tc tie Associated Press
Mrs Wlthercll Was unhafmed
Two men. Who gave their names Is
A. J. and Floyd Carr. cousins. were
arrested.
They were holding Mrs Wsthegrsi
iof s2e,0oa ransom
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Nal D h TnAsn teo aerlea.lr.

in au address gtscu BY Major Gen.
erai o'Ityan of the g1lh Division hs
told En amusing story or an English
Tommy out on night guard knee deep
ID the mud Ne wag tired aud aiacour.
aged and finally was heard 10 Say;
a0h. lord. how ! hate this mud .
moment or 70 iHter. roh Lord, hos
hate this water. and again fes
innmenta later tOh Lord. hew J wish
was dead Just then German shel'
exploded SO near 10 him that Il
knocked him down When he haa got.
ton over his fright and had gathcrea
himself tsksihef he was heard 20 gaF
"0h Lord. cant ypu take q iOkeg'
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pear Old Wesley Church

While reading the history OF tho
iaa happenings Of old Wesley church
makes rs feel sad when We think OF
the disaster that came to the old tenn
pie; where nearly every home in tho
neighburho0d for miles around met
Sunday after Sunday, Joined heart in
hand to worship God; where so many
Of our foreparents mot and received
blessings Of the spirit that went from
heart to heart faster than our auto
mobiles 20 now. We are hoping for
such times TO return, and II we all
get into that spirit as our old ancea-
tors did, our church VIII be built Np
quickly, either ON the old spot or the
new one. So we have the power Of tho
old-time fire and the oid-tiino prayer
that thrills every heart and fingers
there.
A Patron