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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
RIDDLES FOR JUNIORS

1. When are tailors and house
agents both following the same
business?
2. Why are potatoes and corn
like certain sinners of old?
3. Why should the male sex
avoid the letter "A?
4. What Is always behind time?
Answer to Puzzle No. 5: Poultry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
PUZZLES FOR JUNIORS

l. Thomas" said Charles. you
are good at figures. please give me
a figurative answer to this ques-
ton: What ought one to do
who arrives at friends house too
late for dinner?"
Thomas. after thinking a while.
wrote the following: "1O,28,4O."
What was his meaning?
2. Entire, | am beautiful, deli
cate color: behead me, l am pow
erful liquid; curtail me, am a
proposition; replace my head, | am
useful article.
8. am a famous university. My
name is spelled with nine letters.
In it you will find: a title, metal,
weight. a coin, part of wheel.
neat; an adverb; proposition; an
other proposition.
4. Wy l OWN &C it.
S. My first is in pie, but not in
cake.
My second Is in hoe, but not in
rake.
My third is in house, but not in
barn
My fourth Is in wool, but not in
yarn.
My fifth is in take, but not in
give.
My sixth is in strainer, but lot in
sieve.
My seventh Is in rye. but not in
wheat.
And my whole Is sometimes go'I
to eat
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PART /.

Bill Jr. soon found himself at the
leighbor's, bleating for the colt to
lick down the door. This was done
nth two kicks and Billy Jr. walked
q and was introduced to the horse
rom the west.
Il am glad to make your &C
iuaintance," said the horse. Il
rear you are thinking of going west
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md would like to know something
bout it and how to get there. l
;slso heard that you thought of walk
ng and trusting to stealing rides on
he cars IL you could not get there
n any other way. Now I hate to
discourage you, but, strong and
Drave as you are, you could not do
t. You might get as far as the
treat Plains, but these you could
lever cross. You would die of hung
er and thirst if not with lonesome
,ess long before you had got quar-
er of the way. Imagine yourself
IN vast prairie without a hill or
rec in sight; the ground as level
g If rolled out with a rolling pin
nd covered with sage brush and
hort buffalo grass. coarse as straw
md dry as chips: not living thing
n sight but jack-rabbit or two
md buzzard flying overhead wait
ng for your dead body. This buzz
ard has been following you for he
-nows from experience that 1t
von't be many days before you are
'ead, either from hunger or thirst
Or, if the worst should come to the
7orst, you might be torn to pieces
" a pack of prairie wolves as hun
gy as yourself.
Sometimes cattle stray away
rom the flock and try to cross the
lains alone and get as far as Dead
.ake--a lake of alkali water that
les in the desert. This water Is as
lear as crystal and looks SO tempt
1g to the poor thirsty cattle that
hey often drink it, though all
round Is margin are the bleached
ones of other cattle that have
runk of its poisoned waters and
led. One can't blame them for
rinking, for 1t looks so cool and re-.
reshing to them as it lies there
I lear and tempting. rippled by the
reezes that blow over it. Oh, no..
lr. Billy, better wait and content
'ourself here or get shipped
through in car as | was"
All this gave Billy Jr. some
rings to think about and he went
ONE feeling blue and depressed
nd almost ready to give up his
herished plans. But next morning
awoke with the same burning
esire to 60, and he made up his
lind that faint heart never got any
here nor did anything, and he de-
ided he would start anyway and
ollow the sun in its direct course
est day after day and see where
would bring him. If it did not
sad him where he wanted to go, it
yould as least give him adventures,
ardships, and pleasures, and they
themselves were worth going
fter.
PART II.
About IL o'clock in the morning,
lille he was telling Day that his
lind was made up to start west
ne next day at sunrise. Billy Jr.
,oked up and saw the horse from
he west turn into their lane with a
ne looking gentleman on his back.
le ran over to the fence to see II
could not get a word or two with
he horse. When pretty near to
i'm, the gentleman stopped his
orse and Billy Jr. heard him say:
"My soul. but that is fine look
,g goat. / would give a hundred
ollars to have him west to lead my
ocks.s
bah, ball." bleated Billy Jr.,
;hich meant, You can have me for
IN cents" AS the gentleman rode
n, Billy Jr. said to himself, ooh,
Thy can't people understand us as
re- can them. for then could plead
nth him to take me west" And
. walked off and butted an inof-
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toned off into two stalls into which
l will put the goat and horse"
Billy Jr. failed to hear what Mr..
Windlass asked for him. but he
heard the gentleman say:
at is a bargain and l will send
my man for him tonight, for l ex-
pect to leave very early in the
morning for Boston to catch the
westbound train"
(Copyrighted by the Saalfield Pub
fishing Co, Akron, o.
A number of schools are intro
ducing the Hello Day" On this
day all freshmen must say hello"
to everybody they meet.
In other schools. every day is a
Hello day" These rules are a
little hard on bashful newcomers,
but they do wonders when it comes
to making friends quickly.
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Answer to Riddle No. l: Tailors
and house-agents both follow the
same business-when they gather
in the rents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22

Answer to Puzzle No. l: The fig
ures 1028,40. mean zone ought to
wait for tea"
Evening star., 1921-12-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. check-writer salesman
for south Florida; only experienced man want
ed Address Box 694. Ybor Station. Tampa,
Fla.
WONDERFUL new invention; guaranteed re-
duce cost Of fuel in homes, stores. factories,
etc., to 40 per cent; retatls % to $50: your
commission 200 per cent; exclusive territory.
Am. Combustion Co., Ais Le Claire, Chicago
1ALE.
ACCOUNTANTS-An intensive outs Of SO
nights preparing for C. p. A and other ex-
aniinations soon to be held. starts Jan. g.:
class limited to 10: more C. P. AS to our
credit than from any other source. For partic-
ulars apply International Accountants Society.
6N Colorado bldg.
ADvICE-we analyze your character and
abilities and advise where You will make
greatest success. Call or write Vocational
Service Bureau, 404 Star bldg.
BOND OR STOCK SALESMAN, with clean
record, able to meet the best class Of in
yestors. Is sought as representative in Wash
ington. Similar man wanted for Baltimore.
High-srads security To- b. offered with a
unique advertising nAthod which produces
dress Box 025-p. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GO INTO BUSINESS FOR YOURsELF-Arken-
berg mail order plans show you how To start.
what to sell ana where TO get II. Particulars
free, Arkenberg. 70s World bldg. n. y.
FORD AGESCY-Nearby Virginia: building ut
cost. stock at invoice; owners health reason
for sale; business shows $500 per mo. profit.
10 18th St Main 3o7. .
$1OO, 900 CORPORATION wants capable man to
open Office and manage salesmen for high-clnss
new device: costs 81. retails 81; every home
prospect; big money making possibilities Tor
right man; opening in every city; 800 10
$2.OOO necessary to finance exclusive agency.
Scott. 81 Washington, Chicago.
ESTABLISHED company wants state distributor
to open office and manage salesmen for article
proposition for right man. $500 to 81 600 re-
CURED Contract Manager. Ill N. Dearborn st,
Chicago.
YOUR 2S-word advertisement in 76 country
town newspapers. &c. Write for list +. L.
Miller, Syracuse, N. Y.
PARTNER with capital in establishing room
ing and boarding hotHe; references. Address
Box IBID, Star Office.
WILL SACRIFICE delicatessen and confec-
tionery store, soda fountain: 18th st. above
Fla. ave. Address Box 284-D. Star Office.
$S5o-FRUIT AND VEGETABLE stand. in
mkt; good business: rent, $40.
SJOO-Confectionery and rooms; rent, $40.
81. s0O-Confect.: good bus: rent, $40
81 .200oGrocery and 1 room: rent, $40
81. .4O-tirocery and rooms; rent, $50
$'oo-Cafeteria; in govt. bldg; good bus
rent, $40; lease.
Lunch and confect. 4 rooms; rent. si5
$600-Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent, Sir;
central location: lease.
$GN-Rooming house; rooms: rent. ST
500 cash; rooming house: rent, So.
S.o0-Iailor shop: rent. SIS; central
r. M. CURTIS.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
WANTED
MAI.R (CnntfnuA6. 4

AMBITIOUS MEN-Become Columbia train
ed draftsnan aud assure yourself OF peema-
nsnt. we'll paid employment. Learn IN your
Call. write or phone for full particulars Co
lumbia School Of Drafting. 14th and ats. nv.
AUTO ME6HANICs-wanted.t trained men, at
$S5 to $10O week. Learn auto mechanics IN
ter Of Washington. the nations busy capital.
Yeu complete the course In from TO wesks;
by dons al
service to students. special terms for prompt.
easoa %s MSts. sss fss pp
Washington. d. c.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS are always in de.
mand. Enroll now in the largest ana best
east. Write for free catalogue and our seven
day free trial offer. Pets Automotive School.
81 North 10th st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
HKIcKLAYER carpenters and builSer. want. ant.
Prints; no charge; write today: Charles "
Morey; supt.. 2l4a chicsgo Tech. bldg. Chi
BUTCHERS. sheep and cattle. to work in New
York City; good pay; permanent jobs Report
United Dressed Reef Co.
CHAUFFEUR-Must have identinca!lon cards
and be familiar with driving CadiuaG cars;
reference required. Browns Auto SERVICE
14l1 Pa. ave.
COLLECTOR, experienced. Increasing volume
Of business In local territory neceasttates add
ing two more collectors. Position worth over
$25 per week. Must be able to furnish bond.
Room 400 American National Bank bldg:
DEPENDABLE MAN year round to take orders
for high-class ornamental trees. roses, shrubs,
etc, no delivering. commission weekly. Her
rick Nursery Co.. Rochester. n. Y.
DRAFTING WANTED.
Architectural or mechanical: small Jobs to
do evenings; work guaranteed charges very
reasonable. Address Box 1Sl-D. Star office.
FILIPINO BOY for cooking and some house
work Phone Main 1925.
Free Course OF Instruction
In our business in 8 nights. Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday. If you are 2S. Aggressive
and have determination this Is q big oppor-
tunity. Apply 7ls Bond bldg. after 10 an:
GROCERY CLERK wanted at once. Apply
=. ]. Chaconas. 900 La: ave.
HAVE OPENING in oface for competent man
over 30 years old on liberal commission OASIS
Address Box 142-D. Star ofice. 10
HOOvEN automatic typewriter operator; good
opening and chance for advancement. Ao-
dress Boz 16o-D. Star of1ce.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN-Nation- vide
demand for trained men; all Departments;
hotels. clubs. apartment houses; uncrowoed
field; fine living, quick advancement; our
methods indorsed-our students smpioJed ny
leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings.
Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel framing
School. 1924 New York ave: nv.
JAPANESE or Filipino for general housework
in small family: must be hrst-class COOK
Phone Columbia 1923 10
Evening star., 1921-12-18
FOUND

HULL TERRIER, female. hrindle and W whI,e:
Cali e1s French st. NV Ph. North S196. 1s'
SECKPIECE- fur; on st. ne. near 9Th.
Wednesday evening. Owner may nave sa sa"S E
by describing and paying for this ad. GU
0t. ne.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS

HANDMADE ARTICLES for gift and novelty
shop. Apt. 2, 1905 Holmead pl. NV. Phone
Columbia 5386-J.
FURNITURE OF ali kinds for six-room house !;
Immediately lincoln 5lis3 22s
DINING TABLE, six chairs, two BEDS springs
and mattress. two small dresssrs. reed living
room suite, large mirror, drugget by TO-
Address 1879 q ST., Apt. 9.
LEATHER OFFICE COUCH and leather arm :
chair: must be In good condition. Address
Fox 294-D, Star Office
WANTED-A lathe. size "A inches by 3 feet
or larger: state price and make. Address
Box BOLD, Star Office. 19s
WANTED-GOOd second hand motor. 10 h.p.,
30 volts. d. C., about ] ,150 r. p. M; state
price and make. Address Box 355-D. Star
office. 19s
n XEDO and morning coat, size 36 or 81; also
silk hat, size Z. Address Box 290D, Star
office.
A SMALL phonograph, in good condition. Call
Columbia 1910.
SOME LOCAL bank stock: state prlce. Ad.
dress Box 1894. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
WANTED-HELP
AGENTS (Coutinued)

AGENTS $8O-} -}2O week: free samples: gold
Sign letters, any one can put on store windows;
big demand; liberal offer to general agents.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

|BEDBUGS, ROACHES, RATS.
FLEAS. INSTANT RESULTS. NICE.
GEO. G. sAPP, 800 Colorado bldg. Main $50.
ja3'
PHYsIOThERAPY EXTRAORDINARY. FOB
men and women, given by DR.. Carolyn Austin.
For appointment, phone North CAT.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

desira man Of sales experience or QuA1inca-
tons to advance In sales work; state com
pletely. age. education, experience and give
sTENOGRAPHER-state speed and other
qualifications; $50 per week. Address Boz 213-
D, 2tar ONCE. l9e
THREE YGUNG MEN. over twenty four. to
take orde6s. nationally known product satis-
6ed with $25 per week to start. Room 100
American National Bank bldg.
linotype operators and
ad men. make-ups; Newspaper and
Job work; open shop conditions; must report
Apply & eass e 4. ". pss4iss HlA xxlsa
Evening star., 1921-12-18
sALEsMEN IN ALL CITIES,


County and State Territories.
HIGH-CLASS SELLING OPPORTUNITY for
statesmen who want a real return for salesman
ship. Only few calls a day necessary. For
men of refinement, exclusive territory avail
able A chance to sell an already accepted
service to banks and business executives. Write
Court Decisions Reporting Corporation, % Pine
street, New York.
SELL SOMETHING everybody must have Tread
this line over again and note that we said
MUST). 1t is unique. o. 8. protected article,
a positive necessity because Of government rul-
ing. with yearly repeat; exclusively owned and
controlled by MS; II you are an order-taker you
should make SD to $50 day: il you are an
ambitious salesman you will clear upward Of
$50 per day; most desirable connection. with
Pres. 8. Dearborn st.. Chicago.
SOLICIT ACCOUNTS for large collection agen-
cy; 500 weekly easily earned; apply tmmedi-
ately for valuable territory. Illinois Adjusting
Corporation. 121 y. Dearborn. Chicago:
THE AMERICAN Art Works. Coshocton. Ohio.
pioneers and leaders In specialties-the fastest
growing branch Of the whole field Of adver-
tising-have attractive openings for high-grade
experienced salesmen; We manufacture and
control exclusively, q complete line Of copy
righted art calendars, commercial calendars,
monthly advertising service, and . wide range
Of quick-selling specialties in celluloid. leath-
er and paper; the extensive scope OF our three
lines combined into one assures steady and
substantial sales volume the full year around:
liberal commissions; weekly remittances; look
up our rating in Dun or Bradstreet, and write
us direct, giving age, experience and references
frst letter. The American Art Works. Coshoc-
ton. Ohio. 20'
Evening star., 1921-12-18

1,e0o . month; high grade eombination shop
ping bag; new; immense profits; free circu.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

| Four men for local corporation. with or With
out experience; splendid opportunity for clerk
and university students; good returns for ef-
Evening star., 1921-12-18
statesmen
BUSINESS MEN

We are going to add several high-sra rep
resentatives to our sales force. These repre-
sentatives should earn q minimum Of $76 per
week We prefer men who are over 30 years
Of age and who have had business or selling
experience. The type Of men required must
possess vision, self-confdence and genuine
406-4lO. Southern bldg, between II Am. and
pm. or 5 pm. and p.m.. al week. 20s
Evening star., 1921-12-18
WANTEn-HEIP

MALE AND EEMALE-CentlnueA.-
NEAT COLORED COUPLE to do entire work
Except washing) for family Of i've In private
house: must sieep in; woman must 30 good
cook; rsferences; monthly wages, 500. Ad-
Evening star., 1921-12-18

COAL SALESMEN; middle-aged men; posi-
tions that are permanent; commission only.
Condict Coal Co., 14OO K at: NV 10
COUNTRY SECURITY SALESMAN with ex-
nerience and rood record to represent an In
yestment finance company in Maryland sub
urbs clean proposition with an unusual ap-
neal for both the large and small investor.
Write for interview. giving experience. ETC.
Address Box 3T-D, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

81. so PER TON for best run Of mine for FUR.
naces dwellings. apartments, hotels. delivered
on sidewalk; carload lots little less. Sales
agents wanted. Condict Coal Co., 14OO st.
Phone 1863 Main. 1s'
ss75-2nd mortgage, per cent interest, pay
able $25 monthly. for sale at % per cent on
face Of note: secured by house and lot. Address
Box 2l8-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
WANTED-sITUATI0NS

A. F. F. VETERAN, white, permanently Grip
pied. desires hight mental or physical work In
exchange for room and board: Al civilian and
Evening star., 1921-12-18
PERSONAL

SEE NE ABOUT PRUNING YOUR TREES.
shrubs, ETC.. and your spring planting: practi-
cal nurseryman. Address Box 336-D. Star
Evening star., 1921-12-18

WILL sell Axtures and nveyear lease; good
sorry business at low Agure. WIN give alb
solntsly free the sood viii Of peesRssels and and
Evening star., 1921-12-18

GOVERNMENT wants railway mail CLERKS;
stituts, Dept. 44-C, Rochester. N. Y.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

STEAM ENGINEER, licensed
for laundry plant. Apply by let
ter, giving age, grade of license,
length of experience, references.
married or single and salary
expected. A good, steady place
for the right man. Address Box
187-D, Star Office.
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FIVE UNION BAKERS
ARE UNDER ARREST

Chicago, May 31.-Fiye union
bakers were arrested today when
striking employees Of large baking
company were said to have threat
ened non-union men who took their
places. More than one thousand un.
ion bakers, whose agreement ex-
pired yesterday were on strike. AL
though they were said to have baked
IS per cent. Of Chicago's bread, the
master bakers announced that no
shortage was. threatened, as the va
cancies were almost Immediately
filled by non-union men. The strike
was called when the Master Bakers
Association announced 20 per
cent, reduction in wages.
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CALHOUN FAILS SCHOOL
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

The Calhoun Falls public school
closed its spring term with beauti-
full play. The play was largely at
tended by the home-folk and many
from a distance Notwithstanding the
fact it was a pay entertainment. The
children from the largest boys and
girls to the smallest tots performed
their parts most admirably. Time
after time the large and enthusiastic
audience cheered the brilliant young
actors to the echo. 1t was hard to
realize that some of them at least
were not professionals.
And this being the first entertain
ment of the kind ever staged in our
little town we are justifably proud
of the talent that has so notably come
to the front, and all Of this from a
three teacher school.
Much of this magnificent success
50 recently in our midst is due to
the efforts of Miss Lizzie Grant, the
accomplished principal, and her faith
full assistants, Mrs. ]. B. Hall and
Miss Emma LaFrage.
1t is gratifying to note that these
excellent teachers have been very
ably assisted and encouraged by the
School Improvement Club. And these
charming ladies will not think it
unkind of us were we to say the 10y
al and intelligent president, Mrs. T.
v. Farrow, is the main stay and in
spiration of the association.
1t will also. be gratifying to many
friends to state that the other school
in town headed so ably by Mrs. Hines
with her splendid assistants, Misses
Fagg and Belle, has just closed a
very successful term.
And it is now the hope and dream
of many Of QUE leading citizens and
others that ere long We shall have
the gracious privilege of erecting a
handsome and spacious high school
building to take care Of our ever
growing needs.
We have splendid people, excel
lent climate, goo6 water, fertile lands
most satisfactory railroad facilities.
The one crying need of our commu-
nifty is better schools and better
churches. Let us hope in the near
future these shall be our crowning
glory.
- J. C. Solomon.
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DDS of years, physical characteristics
of varieties, source of seed used and
rainfall at the three stations.
The average yield of six varieties
that appeared in the tests at Glenn
son College, 1916-20 inclusive, are
given as follows: Douthit, 37.4; Co.
ker's Garrick, 35.3; Coker's Mari
boro, 34.2; Lowman's Yellow, 31.1;
Coker's Williamson, 33.s; Belmont,
$50.
At the Pee Dee Station the aver
age yields of five varities, 1920
inclusive, were: Douthit, $50; Pee
Dee No. S, $50; Weekly 54.1;
Coker's Marlboro, 53.1; Lee County,
44.6.
Tests at the Coast Station have
been failures during several years
because of drainage conditions. The
1919 tests there showed the follow
ng yields: Douthit, 28.1; Pee Dee,
No. 5, 26.6; Chippel's Garrick, 25.1 ;
Coker's Williamson, 24.1; Lightsey,
1856; Coker's Marlboro, 1872; Low
mans Yellow, 1873.
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Miss Lille Milford spent the week
end with Miss Marie Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wright had as
their guests Sunday, Mr. M B. Kay
and family, Messrs> W H. Sharp and
George Morrison.
Mr.. Roy Kay was the guest Satur-
day night of Mr.. w. F. Kay and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs j. R Haddon and
children and Mr. W. E. Morrison
spent the weekend near Donalds the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Richey.
Miss Lizzie Sharp visited her
brother Mr.. J. H. Sharp and family
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Ables spent the week
end in the Lebanon section with her
aunt, Mrs. j. R. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. W F Kay and chill
dren. were. the guests of Mr. and Mrs
] H Sharp Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Hunter visited her par
ents Thursday.
Misses Lille Milford, Marie and
jamie Belle Boyd were pleasant Wis.,
itors with Misses Annie and Louise
Kay Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Willie Jackson of the Bethel
section was the guest of Mr.. Henry
Ables Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Morrison and
sons, Clarence and Richard, of Co.
lumbia have been with relatives re-
Gently
Messrs G. M. Morrison and C. II.
Kay were business visitors to the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Stevenson has been ill
for some time. Her friends hope she
will soon be restored to her good
health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Aundy,. Miss
es Jidie and Jesse Mundy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, near Mt. Car
mel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Anderson were
the guests of Mrs. Will Hannah
Sunday.
Miss Zelma Mundy spent the
weekend in Abbevile with Miss
Mary Mann.
Mrs. j. A. Stevenson, Miss Lidie
Mundy and Mrs. G. w. Mundy. were
shopping in Greenwood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Long and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sam Hodges, near Rileys.
Miss jamie Milford, of Santuc,
spent several days last week with
Miss Zelma Mundy.
Messrs. Green and Long spent
Saturday In Greenwood.
iMesdames M. C. Taggart, E l.:
Moseley and children and Mr.. Julian
Tolbert, of Greenwood, spent Sat-
urday with Mesdames jamie and J.
A. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bolts, of Alb
beville visited home folks for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hannah and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
jamie Stevenson.
Misses Jessie and Lidie Mundy,
and Mrs. jamie Stevenson spent
Thursday with Mr. W. L. Mundy and
family.
Mrs. G. w. Smith and children
of Columbia, are visiting Mrs. jamie
Stevenson.