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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
Ihedford's Black-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
sulting from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville, Tenn The cffIc-
iency of Thedford's Black Draught, the
genuine, herb. liver medicine, is
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons. n
grocer Of this city. at Is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and ]
don't believe could get along without
1t. I tako 1t for sour stomach. head.
ache, bad liver. indigestion, and all
other troubles that are the result. OF
torpid liver.
Il have known and used 1t for years,
and can and do highly recommend II
to every one. won't go to bed with.
ont 1t In the house. 1t will do all II
claims to do I can't say enough for
It,"
Many other men and women through,
out the country have found Black
Draught just rs Mr. Parsons describes
valuable In regulating the liver to
Its normal functions. and In cleansing
the bowels OF impurities.
Thedford's Black Draught liver medl
cino is tie original AMI only genuine
Accept no limitations or substitutes
Always ask for The,lford's. p 81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

~ n.-..-s,Tt-'T srsr,.si go
fare and happiness and prosperity Of
the human family are inexpressibiy
dear to Thy heart. We pray for clear
vision or we shall grope blindly Tor
the light and lose our way. We pray
f. nearts 10y ngly sympathetic to
human distress. wherever it may eA {.
isl on we shall sink into the depths
Il Il miserable sclfishness We pray
fcr minds willing to believe that the
stron2 ought t. bear the iniirmties
II the weak, or we shall miss the
& !. joy OF service. We pray for
whclrcl in hopeless pessimism Give
US III. ;.bili,y to think clearly, to
.lGrc fairly. to act wisely. Help III.
10 thin less often of our rights and
irolc f,cn Of our duties and rcspon-
=; b l;tics.
wv Pray at this hour on behalf
+ Il world in sore need. Thou art
. not unnindful Of the sufferings of
thy people. The cries of multitudes
WIDOWS and orphans have come
up before The. o God. We have had
our terrible baptism Of blood. Thci {
is hunger and pest lcnce and unutte.
, able anguish. God forbid that the
woes If these years should ever
again b. visited upon the earth. Can
it be that Thou hast permitted us
thus TO suffer in order that we might
turn from our own DEVICES to Thee
and acknowledge Thee as King OF
our live, and our dcstinics? Out VI
the depths we cry unto Thee, ga, =
is, or we perish
Ask for Courage to DO Right
May we walk softly and humbly
before Thee, this day, and through
out the Hateful days of this great
conference. May we be intent OIL
Knowing Thy will; and knowig it.
may We have the courage to do It.
And may it not he that the finding /
OF this conference shall be so wis.
so far-rcaching and SO beneficial,
that all mankind may take new hon,
and fresh courage. And to Thee shall
be the praise and the glory forever
and ever. Amen"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
CEASE FIRING.
(From the Orange and Maroon" OF
Graham High School.)
tliy Thclma Phlcgar)

n'rom the Orange and Maroon" OF
Graham High School.)
tiy 'rhclma Phlcgar.)
Oh. blessed buglc call whose gent,
Winged DER the fields whel
Deaths great dark was spread
And gave Il CLEAN Of hope, Of swce
release
To those who watched, beside til,
fallen dead
God knows alone the joy your mess
age brought,
The first fair dawn in months O..
darkcned days,
When all WIS gained, and wondrou
victory wrought.
And Life. aroused, awoke to hope
and praise.
Cease firing,
The guns are still-thc clouds dis
solve away,
And in the peace Il gentle whispr,
comes
10 every land CLEAN of futur.
days,
~ every HchrC the strains Oi
Home. Sweet Home"
Death. STOPPING to his task, is gladly
stayed,
And Lifes comes forth from blood
and hurt and war
Bearing the lasting wounds those
years have made
And yet clear-cyed to overcome
the scare!
Cease liringi
God. from Whose Hands the Joyous
gift is given,
Who alone could ever understand.
This day Il million hearts draw near
To Heaven,
Where peace can still the heart
and guide the hand;
Keep clear the notes of that glad
bugle song,
Keep clean the faith that Life and
Death has won,
And grant our hearts be calm and
brave and strong
To face the tasks of peace we have
begun.
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---------------
FLEA FOR GUIDANCE OPENS
CONFERENCE.

The prayer with which the arm.
nont and Far Eastern Conference
WAS opened was offered by the Re.
W. ) Abernathy. pastor of Calva, y
8rtlst chaurch, Washington, and wa. ;
rs follows
Almighty God, we thank Thee f..
have seen it from afar and now w.,
rejoi,e that ii has Mt last dawned.
May IL bring untold blessing to ;,
-roull"d world. O. Thou omnipotcnt
ne Today ms in the other days, W.
believe that Thou dost guide in h
nan affairs Thon hast made of Oh,
blood al! nations that dwell upon the
ar'i' @nd though we are OF many
Ir' md many tongues. vet the H..
- /, If the few are the interests
the larger number.
Prays for Wise Action.
May we feel assured that the WEI
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
MISSING.

The house was fine to look upon
And all the grounds were neat
and trim,
But of his ncighbors was one
Who really didn't envy him,
His walls with tapestries were hung
And costly pictures, old and rare
But there was not sign that young
And healthy children sheltered
there.
His bco;s would thrill the bibliophilu,
And was glad to look them o'c.'
But happier with them would feel
If there were toys upon the flool
Each kept with dignity its place
BY servants paid for that, In
doubt,
But on them l could find no trac,
That children ever pulled them out
In all his mansions fine found
No building blocks or rubber ball
No train of cars was left around
clutter up his marble hall;
loked in vain on every chair
For scratches left by little feet,
Rut thore was no disorder there
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
MERELY LOST HIS LIFE.

newspaper editor relates tniy
story about green reporter He was
hurried off To write up the murder
ii wealthy manufactures. After dc
;crib'ng the details graphically he
concluded with this sentence: Go
tuna;elly for the deceased, he had de-
post ID all his loose money in ths
bank the day before, so that he lost
lrnct.cally nothing but his lifo.n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
OBJECT LESSoN-PERHAps

iasi - lay the bAttlcship West
Virgins, was launched at Newport
News. with the usual ceremonies.
Should the program for the limita.
ton OF armament at Washington BIZ
carried out, this splendid ship. The
cost OF which will be approximate,y
20 million dollars, VIII b serappe,
within a few months. Loo : like :,
foolish waste. but wi.., IL 5 recall,
ed that 80 per cent Of our taxes o,
towards the Manufacture and buila.
ing of war material, etc. the scrap,
ping of this and other ships az pro.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
MAKE IT AUTOMAT

~ neiehboring editor has hit on :,
'ew way for his subscribers to kee,,
rack of the expiratio OF their SUI
'crlptions. He suggests that they
'ubscr be on their birthdays and
make 1t Il point to come in eacr
birthday end renew. He adds the De.
.'"asion that by so doing they would
insure living one year more, as no
nan was ever known to die with his
subscription paid up so this method
.""uid be bound to beat any old-lii,s
insurance
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
GENERAL FOCH'S TRIUMPHAL
TOUR.


ofod Marshal Foch from his entry u;
New York 10 this good day. Great pa
ladcs ANA professions have greeted
him AND marched in his honor in al
he large cities, east and west that
H. honorcl with his presence. lie hh'
heea acclaimed and proclaimed tnt
rlfu shat he is Of the greatest wa.
al history. Not since the visit of
,te MS countryman, to Tia,
States, has military hero
b. 80 oXaitcj by the people of tl..,
United states as has the Commando,
i.-Ch.cf Of the allied forces in the
ur'i war THIS j., just and proper.
...l rise Il whitening disgrace would
a-.c us on the pages Of history.
A.s paper gladly and proudly On
..a5 INTO the spirit Of these loud and
uil deserved acclaims. In this con
nection, the main object of this writ
ing IS not to prcsumptuously add ~
ne glory in which already the Chici
arshal is enshroudcd, but to call at
0Nnllon to another hero of the war,
who made the present Foch possible
IA man whose wor, is; the back
ground of the canvas upon which the
living and Illuminated picture is pnint-
cd and hy which is made immortal.
Woodrow Wilson Wonder if the thou
sands and tens of thousands WIN.
marched and shouted in ,hrongs II.
l.n-iablc in many cities, in honor OF
me treat commander thought Of this /!
llcrican people have always been
heeo worshippcrs, but too quickly for
eaa hg hero makers. We loudly
a.oat from tho 'o-~c.ons our prai,,
Of The military on n. val chioftan. but
too soon forge. the greatest of our
hcncfactors, "thc men behind the mch
behind the guns History will be
searched in vain ior II character com
parable with Wilson in vision
foresight and craftsmanship. 4 col
legc professor, living in an atnos-
lhere of peace, transformed over
night into n military genius; with
cat military training, addressing the
military college on the methods OF
moderr worr,ro. nov+ .s,na;.h;, :,
seasoned vn,or,ne - H., .a,' '.':.t '
familiarity with naval warfare. Sweep,
into The Presidency because he kept
MS ont or v,,r, .i.l ,i..;
lover Of rc,cn go :, ~. ,;..,',;. "
of nm ove. ho ,,.,,sr. ,
uation irto :, h,rd - y
Grh,i,m m,cbi,. un...,.,,,,,a y
tory whom If ho,,,,n .;Iont u, M
hnnnir.ss and rrn,..,, ~
oncd
Woodrow Wn.o, , -
r,orhct tbc vieio,,ry tha I.,
;.a.;i....;,,.. ,hc .,.,,.,,'.'.
d..,,,...,i,, of ,,.,.. ..,.,.,,',,H .O' .
lie di,lon,ti. oc,o.,. - re..,, =, = -
ed conflict Th, .,.,;.,;,, - -
j.novn mnnrs .,.,, .r' " '
Tho notcs r. n.r,;., '''
Van rcib,rt IN vo,;ao ,'i'' ,''.''''''
the slronlos. r;nh+s ~ Wv" ,,,, NIX
Hous, he b,d ,hn ,i.;n. -, ~.
bodies OF American vouth IN r,,
dcrs: he saw the Arronpo ,r.,.;vo
the S. n,;b;ern ~. nI.,.;. ''''i -, y
down like flies bcfo,n p.m;.. ~ .,"'
the ween;nr Ameri..,n no,,,,.. Ao, .,'
Of their st,lv,rt . a.
tllq wccpinr and .rr,sh;,,, ,'o",
he snw the piowsharn 40 .','.1; 49,"
hac revor, "a fho .u.o,d NH ,.,,.'
saw the Dove Of .poo.o .,.',.nD,
,ar.A; business annrr.s;o,, G''' ~
ruin follow IN ~ na,,' ..'', >, So
Woodrow Wiso, tbo ,nam r w
knew what war was Whom unio .,'
his b,cl ao,;net H. ,,.,, III"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
nENTA!. CLINIC IN GRAHAM.


Alnniay morning. November Z our
school YVES visited by Mr. Snidow,
state Health Officer. DR.. Davis and
Mis-, Cr5cictt. representatives of the
Don; Clinic recently organized in
this coanty. Mir. Snidow and DR..
paws save very interesting talks on
the c:ie If the teelh and the impor-
tancc al tn, worl, being undertaken
N or cr'rty schools. Through the
il atal Clinic am opportunity is Civ
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
And home should never be so nea,

For all his wealth and mansion fine
For all the treasures he has bough,
l would not trade the house of mine
Where pillow fights are nightly
fought.
To fingermarks point with pride,
10 scattered toys much care l civ.
A house too neat can't abide,
want Il home where children liy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

Has any one seen the name of Hen
ry Cabot Lodge mentioned lately ::
What has become of this willy old
fox?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

The now guard was not familiar
with certain railway run in Wales
Came station which rcioiccd IN
the name Observation-Disclosures.
For Il few minutes he stood looking
at the signboard in mute helpless,
ness. Then pointing to the board. and
waving his other arm toward the
carriages, he called, "If there's any
body there for here, this is it,"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
REALOBEDIENCE.

Four-ycar old to her favorite DOH,
the loss of whose arm exposes tnt
sawdust: ooh, you dear, good, obed
lent dolly! know told you to chew,
your food fine, but had no idea YOU
would chew it as fine as that"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

posed, will be economical, then stop
building them, and big burden will
be lifted from the oppressed tax
payers of the United States.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

And if Old Mother Hubbard dress
ed n style the cupboard would not
le the only thing about the house
that was bare.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28

came on Saturday, last to visit her-aors
Mr.. a. B. Worthy. and wife, for sexsrai
days.
Mr.. Robert Yarbrough had the pleas
ure Of welcoming his mother from Do
than. Ala, last Saturday evening for a
visit here.
Mrs. II. s. Germany who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. L Mich
OILS. returned to her home in Atlanta,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Harold Tilden returned to his
home in Winter Garden on sunday
morning. after a most pleasant visit
here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs, s. A. Spiva, Mr.. WIN.
Sapp and George Carter. of Columbus,
Ca, are among the visitors at the villa.
The Misses Martha Tinkhsm and
Blanche McReynolds. and Mrs. Nc
Reynolds were dinner guests at Mrs.
Lydia E. Wares. on Monday evening
last.
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TO CUT AUTOMOBILE
OPERATING EXPENSE
New Generating Gas Mixture 5sina
Experimental With BY
Italians.

ROME. Aug. 2T.-Through the In
vention Of a gas generating mixture
com posed OF alcohol and a sulphur
carbon combination. the cost OF opec-
assng automobiles and ell internal
combustion motors can be reduced
.one-haf. according to the claims 81
Engineer Sesti. who after exhaustive
experiments under the auspices or the
Italian government has Just completsd
"a report on the possibilities Of the new
combustion.
The use of the new gas generating
mixture pre-supposes the employment
of a special kind of carburetor, whic,
Signor Sesti has evolved
The experiments have been in pro-
gress over a period or almost three
years, and were begun with a special
view of lesseniug the cost OF sutou1o-
bile fuel
The new fuel has density grea.er
than that OF gasoline in the ratio Of
s25 TO 7S0. 1t is urged that the afop-
ton of the fuel win considerably less
en- the importations Of foreign gaso-
line Practically ali the raw materials
necessary for the new fuel can be
found in Italy.
The inventor claims that the ex
haust gas is less obnoxious to the
Ivngs than the fumes Of gasoline.
The use OF crude alcohol to the pre-
ortion of 40 per cent is employed in
the fuel, while the remaining 80 per
cent is taken up BY the sulphur car
9on combination.
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WY RE sIcka

You can keep well by keeping Eour
liver and kidneys healthy and Your
blood pure. An ounce Of preeagt,on
is worth a pound Of cure. The chanee
Of the season IS near. time TO Leg.a
purifying your blood and cleansing
your system to avoid being sick aad
make you better at to stand cold
weather. Davis Union Tonic Is one
Of the best known remedies for that
purpose. Absolutely guaranteed. e
your dealer can't supply you. send one
dollar p. o. money order 10 c. T.
Davis 307 Guillemarde ST.. Pensacola.
Fla. and get bottle by parcel post
advertisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28
CENTURY

Miss Ethel Hauss has returned to
her home in East ST. Louis, after a
visit Of several weeks with her uncle,
Mr.. e. A. Hauss. Miss Hauss has
made a host of friends in Florida
during this and previous visits, who
look forward with pleasure to future
visits.
Mrs. Robertson. another charming
guest Of the Hauss', has also returned
to her home In Tallahassee.
Mrs. J. S. Tuberville and daughter,
Mrs. Z. l. MCGEE, and daughters, are
occupying the Ranney's summer home
at Mary Esther for two weeks.
Miss Dora Shepherd has returned to
her home in Bagdad after a pleasant
visit TO Misses Kathleen and Julia
Turberville.
Miss Irene Glover was a visitor to
Mobile, Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald has returned
from visit to her mother in Atlanta,
Ga.
Mr.. E. A. Hauss has returned from
his vacation spent at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. A. P. Edwards and son, Fred
die Pittman, are visiting Mr.. Edwards
parents at Pollard. Ala.
Mrs. Pat o'Donnell and children
have returned from visit to her
father at Gulfport. Miss. she was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Marcia
Godfrey.
Miss Eleanor Harrison is visiting
relatives in Pensacola and Milton.
Miss Holder of Lucedale, Miss, is
visiting Mrs. T. L. Mason.
Mr.. Harry McDavid and family OF
Mobile are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. McDavid
Mr.. Geo. Meyers and family are
moving to Troy, Ala. to the regret
of many friends in Century.
Mrs. Culver has returned to her
home in Mobile. after visit to her
daughter Miss Bill Culver
Mr.. c. n Abbott has returned from
visit TO Mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Heeker enter
tanned at a dance Saturday evening
complimentary to Miss Glennie Bell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28
LAUREL HILL

Thursday. Miss Johnnie. Givens re-
turned home from a house party at
the home of Mr.. j. B. Cawthon 10
ReFuniak.
Miss Wilibel Mcdonald of DeFuniak,
is with her sister, Mrs. A. D. Camp
bell and family.
Capt. ]. Mallie Martin is here on a
visit to his wife and son, j. NJ, Jr.
Mr.. j. H. Givens and son. Va, spent
Thursday in Camp Walton.
Tuesday, Messrs J. A, Redding, w.
B. Holloway, of Florala, were in
Laurel HilH locating lots they own
here.
Accompanied by her sister, Maud,
and cousin, Myrtieine Moore. Mrs. r.
p. Campbell returned to her home at
Galliver> Friday night after weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Steele of Milton spent
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. A. D.
Campbell and family.
Mrs. j. A Givens and son of Brad
ley Dam, Ala, were shopping IN town
Tuesday.
Or. w. A. Hooten was called to
Crestview Thursday night on account
Of the Illness Of Mr.. 3. r Nettles' baby.
Tuesday, Mr.. Diamond OF Pensacola,
Railroad traffic agent, transacted busI-
ness in Laurel Hill.
Wednesday night. a crowd of Laurel
Hills young people enjoyed fishing
trip to Rocks Bluff on Yellow river.
Sunday. Mrs. c. e. Jones entertained
her sister, Mrs. Padgett and children
from across Yellow river.
Judge J. A. Campbell of Geneva,
spent the weekend with his sons
Ernest and Dan, and their families
Sunday, Mr.. Geo. McGown and wife
and Mr.. Sidney Gilbert and family
motored to Dozier, Ala. to visit rela-
tives The latter returned Monday
while the former remained for a
longer stay
Mrs. NJ. Chestnut is so much better,
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Marriage Licenses.

Marria age Licenses.
James William Moore and Sybil
White
Ralph L. Lindsay and Alma NJ Sapp.
n. r. Nicholas and Maggie Glover.
Wilhelm Crane and Jennie d. Crane.
Deeds.
Frank j. Jones and wife to Board
of Public instruction of Escambia
Co., Aug. 10, 1921; 800 and other:
70 yards square in the NE corner of
NE Ia of NE Ia. Sec. "a, TIP. 5, n.
R. 81 West.
Joe Hyatt and wife to Mrs. Lilly
White, Aug. IS, 1921; 500 and other;
Lots and of subdivision of the S1-2
of lot 8, Sec. 16, TIP. 1 S. r. 80 west.
W. L. Bouler and wife to VIM. p.
Brewton and wife, Aug. 1921; 800
and other; the south 40 feet of the
north 100 feet of the E IL of block
II, East King Tract.
w L. Goodwin and wife to r. A.
Barnes and wife, Nov 10, 1909 $500;
Blocker Forbes and wife to w. J.
Forbes, Aug. 20, 1921; s1.00 and other;
all of block 275, New City Tract
w. ]. Forbes and wife to Kate Bull
lock, Aug. 20, 1921; $500 and other;
All of block PTS, New City Tract
J. H. Smithwick, as trustee in bank
ruptcy Of the Pensacola INVESTMENT
Co, to Arthur NJ. McDavid, May 10
1921; consideration assumption Of
mortgage; lots l to "a both inc. block
116 and lots to 90, both inc. 119, all
being in East King Tract.
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ST. ANDREWS
c. S. Bohannon Leaves Ware
Mercantile Company TO Ac-
cept Position Elsewhere

| G. s. Bohannon, who has been the
manager of the Ware Mercantile COM
pany's store since the death of Mr.
Cotton, over a year and a half ago,
! has severed his relation with that COM
pany TO accept 9 fine position with tho
Hutchinson Shoe company, OF Jack
sonville. For the present ne win be
assistant sales manager in the house.
He is succeeded in the Ware Mercan-
tile company's store by ". NJ Pope,
who is we'll and favorably known.
mr.. f. NJ. Butler and mother, OF
Pensacola, are here this week visiting
Mrs SaIlie Thompson and daughter,
Miss Ruby, at the Hotel Buena Vista.
Mr.. Butler is a steamship engineer,
and for the past several months has
been on an extensive voyage to Brazil
and other foreign ports, He left his
ship in New York last week and from
there went to his home IN Pensacola,
thence coming to St. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. SHUTTER LEFT last
Friday for Pensacola to attend the flu
neral Of afr. Cutters brother, George,
who died on the train while passing
through Georgia. en- route from Ha-
wanna Cuba, TO his home in Cincinnati
Ohio.
Mr. L. D. woodward and family, Of
Destin, returned home on Saturday
morning. after a visit Of some days
here with Mr.. Woodward's sister, Mrs.
Richard williams.
Mr.. Martin Post viii move his mer-
camille business and family to De
Funiak Springs in September. Mr..
Gayxion and Miss Elizabeth win attend
school there this year.
/ Miss Fannie Miller went to Dothans
Ala, last Sunday, returning on Mon
DAY with her sister, Miss Louise Chap
plus. who has been at Frazier's hospi-
tai for the past few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McFarlin, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Haigler, of Quincy,
and Miss lone Carter. OF st. Angus
tine, are occupying the Rockstead cot
tage in West End for, two weeks.
Mrs. c. L. Joyner and two children,
Master Charles and Miss Arrabelle.
with her brother, Mr.. Jim Baker, came
in from Tallahassee Tuesday night.
Mrs. Joyner will remain here for pos
sibly a month, and then she viii go 20
Switzerland, near Tampa, where she
viii teach school this year.
DIR. Smart, of Hosford, spent sun
day with the Bohannon's.
The McGriffs left Wednesday for n
visit to Columbus, Ga.
Mrs. Linton Monroe and little son
were guests of Mrs. McFarlin on Fri
day, last.
Mrs. R. II. Holiday and little Rod,
! of Panama City, We're callers on Mrs.
Mary Moore last Monday
DIR. Without, of Quincy, returned to
his home on SATURDAY. after a delight
full vacation on the bay.
/ Drs.s AIcKinnon, Beal and Carol, AMI
Mr.. Barrett, of Quincy, are stopping a;
the villa for several days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Liddon, Of Mar
! ianna, were Sunday guests of their
daughter, Mrs. McFarlin, of this city
/ last week.
Mrs. Emma Worthy, OF Troy. Ala,
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that Tuesday, she was carried to the
home OF Mrs. Glass, her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. l.. Folmer of Anda :
lusia, Ala, spent Sunday with home
folks.
On account of sickness Rev. w. F.
Harris was unable to fiji his appoint
ments at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Mr.. S. G. French is repairing and
beautifying his home that was former
~ owned by Or. r L. Miller of Flo
rala.