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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
DOS LANCES DE HONOR HIS
TORICOS

La historic del duelo es rica en- cpl
sodios c0micos.
Resessart. actor frances. notable por
SUI arte V corpulencia, tuvo una dispu-
ia con SUI colega DusanZon. De las pa
labras fuerOn los hech0S. de los
gOlpes al terrenO del honor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
Ell ANINERSARIo DE IN
pERUnnTCn IN

FERItbIpINO iN'IIf-S
En- LondrPS. Ell In vaStfsima Sala
del "Olimpia'' SO celebr0. con motive
del XIV aniversario de la fundaci6n
del peri0dico el Daily Mail, I'M ban
quote monStrpo.
Sc sentaron la mesa NADIA menos
que 1000 personas, de las cuales 800
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
LA MTSA DE BACDELAIRE

IA MTSA DE RAI DELAIKE
4 prop0sito de la lapida colocada en-
In casa dOnde vivi6 Pl gran pOeta. con
motive de SlI centenario. Los Anales
comcntan el m6rito del rOmantico es-
critor Randelaire. celebrandolO d0ble-
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11
SCHOOL NOTES
MANUAL.

The Spanish Club met in Room 81 at
the close of school yesterday.
The Business Girls Club met in Room
% Tuesday
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth Says Specialist.

Any breaking out Of the skin. even
hsry, itching eczema. can be quickly
overcome by applying q little Msntho-
Sulphur, declares q noted skin special
.st Because Of its germ destroying
properties, this sulphur preparation be-
gins at once to soothe irritsted skin ami
heal eruptisns such as rash, pimHles aad
ring worm.
1t seldom fails to rsmsvs the torment
ana disfguremsnt, and yen do not have
to wait for rolief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain q small
jar of Menthe- Sulphur from any coed
druggist and use it like Geld cream
Advertisement
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

From all parts Of the country come
reports that merchants and manufac-
turers are willing to pay big salaries
to competent help. Opportunity is
knocking at the door of every man
and woman in this city.
Able bodied people are in demand
everywhere, but there is not much
room for the weakling who always
has dyspepsia and a Crouch"
Pepgen, the famous tonic, has con-
verted many a weakling into an
able-bodied person, and placed them
in the great Industrial procession. It
has given working men strength to
win promotion. 1t has made business
men more energetic. 1t has turned
the wheels of industry and made high
wages for an army of workers.
Not a day passes but that scores
of people who live right here in In
dianapolis tell what this medicine
has done for them. In Dayton, Ohio,
where Pepgen is made, people are
unanimous in their praise. Physi-
clans, lawyers, farmers and people
in all walks of life are recommend
ing Pepgen.
Probably no testimonial ever given
to Pepgen demonstrates its medicinal
power any greater than that recent
ly given by John Quincy Adams, who
lives at SOC E. Fifth street in that
city. DR.. Adams is thoroughly COM
petent to give advice in regard to
the medicine. He is a practitioner
of wide experience. Formerly he was
professor of chemistry at the Gin
cinnati Ohio College of Medicine and
Surgery, and he is now considered
one of the best informed physicians
In America.
81 tried Pepgen myself. because
I was in rundown condition and
needed something to build me up,'
says DIR. Adams. Ever since the
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the best
Antacid and Stomach
Regulator known

uncomfortable, when you belch gases,
acids or raise sour. undlgested food.
When you feel Jumps Of indigestion
pain. Heartburn or headache from acidity.
just eat a tablet Of harmless and reliable
Pape's Diapepsin and the stomach dis
tress Is gone.
Millions Of people know the magic OF
Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid. They
know that most indigestion and disor-
dered st..Dach are from acidity. The re-
lief comes quickly, no disappointment |
Pape's Diapepsin helps regulate your
stomach so you can eat fsvorite foods
without fear and box Of these world
famous stomach tablets cost so little at
drug stores-Advertisems
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James II. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this ter
r;ble disease lett him helpless and IN
able TO work
He finally decided, after years of
ceRseless study, that no one can be free
from rheumatism until the accumulated
impurities, commonly called uric acid de-
posits, were dissolved in the joints and
muscles and expelled from the body.
With this idea in mind he consulted
physicians, made experiments and finally
compounded a prescription that quickly
and completely banished every sign and
rsymptom OF rheumatism from his sys-
TEN.
He freely gave his discovery TO others
who took it. with what might be called
marvellous success. After years CT urg-
ing he decided to let sufferers every.
where know about his discovery through
the newspapers. The Haag Drug Co. has
been appointed agent for Aiierrhu In
this vicinity WITH the understanding chat
he viii freely return the purchase money
OF the hrst two hotties to all who state
Ahsr received no beneht--Advertiseme
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

and one-quarter inch wide, to be worn
three inches above the cuff on the left
arm, for Camp Custer service, and the
embroidered q. SIR. o. T. C. to be worn
midway between the elbow and the sleeve
bottom of the left arm of the blouse, OF
else on the left sleeve of the shirt. Non
commissioned officers chevrons will be
worn on the right sleeve of the blouse,
shirt or overcoat, midway between the
shoulder and the elbow.
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

You not only get the advantage of this discount but you
have the opportunity of selecting from Of the largest
and best assorments in the city and you make this
see the rug it will look on your floor Buy now whils
stocks complete Prices win never be lower than
quoted in this sale. All Rugs marked in plain figures.
Deduct the 25ft from the marked price.
SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

epidemic of influenza, which kept me
going day and night, hadn't felt
right. / was nervous and easily ia
tigued. Another doctor recommended
that l try Pepgen, which l accord.
ingly did.
'In a short time I felt stronger in
every way. | was so pleased with
the results of Pepgen that ! pre-
scribed 1t to a number of my patients
suffering with stomach. liver and
bowel affections. In each and every
case the results were satisfactory.
"One young man who had been
suffering with collie, caused by fer
mentation of food, has not had a
single return of his trouble since he
took the medicine. In my opinion
Pepgen is the best general tonic I
ever used, and l am glad to recon-
mend it,"
Pepgen is a preparation composed
OF a number of different kinds of
roots and barks, which have remark
able tonic, aDpetizing and laxative
properties. Sick headaches. sleep-
lessness, dizzy spells, nervousness
tired feeling, sallow complexion. un-
der weight and other ailments refre-
quently the fault of slow digestion or
OF habttual constipation. When such
Is the case Pepgen seldom fails
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

very miserable condition. Idoctored with
two doctors who did not seem to under
stand the nature Of my trouble. took
three bottles of each and then I COM
menced to gain IN every way MRS.
JOHN VERNON. 21s E Wiley Av.
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

feels all run
down, weak or
dizxy--whsn she
feels tired before
the day Is begun
-xho should tRlrn
to tho right vo
manly tonic.
BIufton, Ind.
"Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scrPtion and his
Golden Medical
Discovery prov
ed wonderfully
beneficial to me.
For months be-,
fore / started to-
take these ned-
iGnes | was ini
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11
ARSENAL TECHNICAL


class has organized, accepted a eOnstitu-
tion and elected the following members
to office: George Scott, president: Paul
Hodges, vice president; Louise Harris,
secretary; Harold Mabee, assistant secre-
tary; Hughes Updegraph, sergeant-at-
arms.
The following pupils are on the senior
honor roll: August Aldag, Richard
Smith Margaret Fromer, GlenOra Mar
shall, Anna c. Gardner, Edward Gaumer,
June Fiel, Louis FOut, Charles Sergea It,
Anna Boles, Forrest DrakeS Louise Pa
dou, Margaret BOndurant, Alice HavilI.
Joe McNtnch, Frances YOrn, Francis Pet
ti1Ohn, Florence Pringle. Dorothy Bon
nell, Olive Parsons, Norman Prang, Helen
Stonehouse.
Tho following complete the list Of
senior committees: Soctal-Dorothea
Reisner, chairman; George Smith. Rus
sci Smith, Addison King and Emily Bieg
Ter. Gift-Merle Miller, chairman; Cliff
ton Hirschman, Anna G. Gardner, Hite
Yakey and Lois Booth. Flower-NTarga-
ret Markey, June HOefner Louise Harris.
Theodore Bedel and Margaret Van Ness
Commencement-Ger Bates. chairman .
Charles Williamson, Meredith Faulkner.
Charles Noble, Cathryn Hurlburt. FL
nance-Haldane Griggs, chairman: Jacob
Gohn, Arthur White. Olive Parsons. Ar
mold Schultz. Motto-Shidler Harpe.
chairman; Frederick Stewart, Richard
Dugdale, GlenOra Marshall Tree Day
Hughes 3. Updegraph, chairman; Sher-
man Jones, Bruce Sillery, Louise Kline,
Ann Borcherding, Emma Grabhorn. Pic
ture-Alice Young chairman: Lot Green.
Lloyd Person, Marjorie Burton. Mayme
Clark. Glass Day-Emma Hurst. chair
man; Francis YOrn, Sabra Lewis Mau-
rice Sweeny and Elizabeth Foxworthy.
The library this term has thirteen ap-
prentfces. seven giving one period a day
and six giving two periods a day. Those
giving one period a day will receive one
half credit for this work while those
giving two periods a whole credit. Grades
viii be given for the work this term.
marks being based on daily work and
! working tests. The work consist of
charging and receiving books. assisting
in reference work, fling. cataloging
mending pasting pockets making scrap
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

to give relief.
Those who wish
to try Pepgen
may obtain it
from Huder's drug
stores, Washing
ton and Pennsyl-
vania streets. Illi-
nois and Michigan
streets, or from
any other leading
drug stores any,
where. n Adver-
tisement.s
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

files. etc. The girls doing this work are
Katherine Fillmore, Genevieve Stump,
Alberta Holmes, Helen Wiesehahn, Doris
Innes, Jane Adams, Margaret Frey, Helen
Wiebke, Catherine Dodson, Louise Ehr-
gott, Lucille Pell, Frances Yorn and Opal
Hartman.
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

In order to increase the scholarship
standard, the January, %, seniors have
appointed a scholarship committee of
two from each rollroom. It's purpose is
to increase, as much as possible. the
average number of honor points per stu
dent The committees consist of Alex
Taggart, 65A, chairman; Marion Care,
65B, secretary; Helen Stevens, 65A; John
Conley, 65B; Edgar Vogt and Helen
Mayer, 65B. Room 65A will wear red
tags to advertise the contest; room 65B
yellow tags and room csc purple ones.
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

The combined bands of the three high
schools will give concert In Caleb Mills
Hall March "a under the direction of the
park board and the board of school com
missiOners. 1t will be a similar program
to the one presented by the combined
bands during the last semester. Each
high school will furnish some special
feature to the program In addition to
the bands. Techs contribution will be
songs by the Girls Glee Club.
Indiana daily times., 1921-03-11

The following ornaments have been .au-
thorized to be worn by the military de-
partment: r. o. T. c., wreath on the
cap; R. o. T. c.. disc on the right side
of the collar; special bars announced
under special orders, for medals awarded
to Boy Scouts for war service; Winches-
ter Junior Ride Corps medals; bar Of
gold braid, one and one-half inches long
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
HOUSE PASSES A PEACE RESOLUTION,

10y Il rnt" of > to The House.
Monday might, passed the Porter.
resolution to terminals the lcchni-
car St;'c OF war between the Unit
rd H,hteS and The Central Powers.
As substitute for the Krox res
ol"'i"n. already passed by the Sen
ale. repeating HE declaration of
war. II VAS put through, 3Oj to 81 ,
as Republican measure with the
loss OF only one Republican VOTE
Kelley OF Michigan. ForIy-njnr
democrats Joined in its support
SprirSin& IA surprise nj the last
moment Chair;man Porter of the
foreign affairs committee. present.
cd Representative Cochran. Demo-
rrat. New York, to have the closing
argument for passage Of the rcso-
il'llon. ThTc had been talk dir
In@ The day that Mr.. Cochran would
not he found in line with his party
Duf putting him forward to end lbp
debate. upset calculations. In fine
cnd, however. the New York mem
per did moi actually vote. rs ne was
paired.
The principal attack on The rc>o-
LUTON was based by Democrats ON
The ground thai il did moi proper
~ protect American rights and
that the United States, in attempt.
ing to negotiate n treaty with Ger
many and her ally, would sit down
With feet and hands tied. and with
out being able To demand the rights
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tCOi,H. \. e.. Masters. II. r. Hunter
. Trustee: I'll" Bank Of Grccnbricr,
4 corporation. The Anderson Ma
ti0nai Bank. y corporation. Henry
Gii,nvr, Trustee; J. Wash Price. q.
i. ArG..br,ic. and Mary Catherine
= .Ar@abrilc. an infant. Defendants.
Pursuant To u decree entered on
. the 26!h day Of May, 1921. cou>oli
dating the above entitled causes.
and whereby line same were rcfc:r-
eel TO ChaS. y. McWhorter. one of
.hc Commi>>io toner's in ChanccrN Of
t.rccnbricr County. with inNtruc-
hens to ascertain and report as Col
lows:
o. What real estate was owncd
by HE said y. b. Hanna at The time
Where said real estate is situated.
ca What. liens. if any, are Of
record on said real estate; the
names Of the owners of said liens:
The amounts Of said liens. their dig
mites aud prioriticS.
CD Whether or not the rents and
profits from said real estate will,
in five years. pay oil and discharge
HE liens existing thereon.
CD The amounts paid for the
benefit of \. b. Hanna by the estate
VI 'iiiicS ~. llaIlla. me amounts so
paid by Sallic 4. Hanna Hamilton,
formerly Sallic 4. HANNAH and
Catherine Hanna Cooke. as well as
The amounts which either one or
any of said parties may be obligat-
ed TO pay for the said Nathan B.
ltanna; and to state the account and
ADJUST the equities between each of
Inc said three defendants and the
said \: b. Hanna, and between each
other in SO far as required for the
proper settlement Of these causes.
ANY other matters deemed pCrti-
mt by said Commissioner, or re-
Htlird to be reported by any party
to these causes.
\otlcc is hereby given to all part
irS TO The above entitled causes, and
to an lien creditors of said Nathan
Is. Hanna, that ! have iicxcd on
THE nth DAY OF JULY. 1921.
rs HE time when, and at nv office
IN The Bank Of Grccnbrirr Building
l.rwISburS. w. Va, as the place.
where | will proceed to execute the
terms of said decree, when and
where they are required to attend
win SUCH books. papers. vouchers
and evidence, as will enable me tn
comply with the said order of
Court.
CHAS. y. McWHQRTER.
'omlnSSloner in Chanccry for the
Circuit Court of Grccnbricr
County. G-17-4w
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WACO ITEMS.

me farmers are kept very busy
since Inc rain, blowing and cutting
the weeds. The rain certainly has
done the farms good.
Rcvs. FricrSon and Philips. will
hoid prayer meeting every Two
weeks ON Tuesday night at DUG
Fiji. Come everybody.
Enoch Taylor is putting himself
up Il fine mouse on his farm above
lcnning.
Mrs. Charlie Hazel has been very
SICK but is reported better.
r.. NJ. Neal has gone to Bic Chim-
ncN, kanawha county. TO shovel.
His wife and daughter. Nellie. are
running the store and post office.
Miss Glenna Thomas, of Spring
Greek spent last Friday. SATURDAY.
and Sunday with her grandmother
Mrs. Lizzie DOISon.
Miss Rcva Dot>on spent The first
OF last week with Miss Glrnna
Thomas.
The Eaao and Anthony bows
prayed Il game of base ball in one of
Mrs. Lizzie DotSon's fields last Sal
urd;'N evening. May 2S!h. Every-
boaN enjoyed himself.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
BANKRUPT SALE.

United States District Court for the
Southern District of West Va.
In mailer of Estate OF Josephine T..
White Bankrupt. Case 10. 1884.
The undersigned trustee will
pur>uan! I" the authority given him
by I'm order made in said case on
The Ith day Of June. 1921, by the
Honorable W. +. Ball, Referee. sci!
by way of public auction TO The
highest bidder nj The Josephine l..
White Store at White Sulphur
Springs. West Virginia, beginning
June -. 1921. at the hour Of ten
oIclock. Il. M, and continuing from
day to day SO long as necessary, all
The remaining stock OF goods and
fixtures belonging to said estate.
This stock consists Of ladies out
er garments and apparel, such as
evening dresses, wraps, waists.
sweaters. one piece dresses. suits.
Scarfs. riding logs, sport clothes.
hats and shoes.
Prior TO such said auction sale
private sale will be made of such
articles as may be selected at an
praised price, plus 20 per cent. The
aided price of 20 per cent is add
ed TO cover expenses Of such sale
ana 1or The special privilege OF
making such advance selections.
me advance sale is rare privi-
lcSr because Of the real values that
can be obtained. For private pur-
thaScS make arrangements with tho
trustee.
TERMS: Cash before removal of
goods.
J. $. McWNORTEH.
trustee FOR the EStaIp Of Incc,b; IN ,
+. White, Bankrupt. i7-2w
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PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ. and Mrs. w. \. Hamilton
were over at LcwisburG and Frank
!nrd during The week end. They
were accompanied on their return
by Miss Virginia Davidson, OF Lew.
!cburS, who will be The guest OF
friends during The cck-iich!pnDo
Rcpubiicun.
Mrs. Hattie McCoy. Of Lewisbury,
Is visiting her sister and brother.
in-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Iorh-
rran, at East \kron Ohio.
Capt. and Mrs. e.. p. Nash and
daughter. are expected this Week
from New Boston, Va. to viSil DR..
and Mrs. e.. p. Nash. Miss Lizzie
Nash aud Ralph Nash are expected
from Washington. ID. e.. and Mann
Nash from the University.
Mrs. j. :. Thurmond. who WAS
critically i'll With llu-pncumonia in
her home III Anderson. Is conv;,.rS-
ing.
Mrs. i. 5. BurkhnIdrr. "f Oak
Hi vino Was called to Anderson
recently on account Of the critical
condition of her sister. Mrs. J. s.
lhurW0nd. returned home la,l week
At recent annual elections held
by HE student body Of West Vir-
%lnia University. Stewart Eagan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. -. Eagan.
OF Ronrcvcric. WAS elected assistant
business manager Of the Athrnrum.
and for senior membership Of the
student council. Miss nellie Snu9h-
rou. Of ROncrvrrtc. rrccicvd 3lG
votes against 33S for The successful
Candidate among IL number. Mr.. E..
+. iirHvrncr, Of pcicrSiown. Monroe
county, was elected head of the
student body. Mr.. IIc#vrnrr is a
member Of the University law
School and is the Representative OF
Monroe county i'm the lower House
OF The State Legislature. He was.
some years ago, Il teacher in The e..
=. NJ. $. here.
In volume issued by the Nir-
@lnla Military Institute. entitled.
"Illr '. VI. l.. in Inc World War"
the following historical record j.,
given OF Lieutenant Robert Gibson
lnbin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,!,obrrt
j.. Tohin, Of Danvillc. Va, who wa,
born IN Ronrrvrrtc. when his par
cuts lived there: "LirlIt. Robert
Gibson Tobir, Class 1913. From
Virginia. United States Nav,. \. T..
r. Tie graduated at the ruiird
STATES Naval Academy. in Class
1917 on ApriI &. 1917 with 'Ijir>i
Honour. lie WAS assigned 10 the
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GRADUATES FROM TIE l. p. 4

GRADUATES FROM TIE \. r. A..
NJ ihc closing exercises of this
school last week Miss Emma .Aldrr-
son. Principal. presented the diplo-
mas with u personal word Of COM
mendaiion To each graduate rs fol
lows:
classical CourS"-Rulh Anderson.
fithei dempsey. Hester Griffith. .Ics-
sic kirtncr. Minnie Ray. Margaret
Rowe, Biancnr Saunders. and 10
MrSNrS. Paul Harris. Philip Thur
mond and Cary Thomas.
Voice and Piano--MiSScs Mar
Sarct SkagGS and Ruth Anderson.
: NoiCc--MiSS Ethel Dempsey. Miss
Hester Griffith. Mr.. James HAYNES
ana Mr.. Garland Moran.
Plano-AhiSS Mary cameron.
Expression Miss Oracle pauIry.
and Elizabeth Moran.
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DAWSON ITEMS.

We are having fine weather for
growing grain.
Quite Il bunch of Young DroDIc
from here attended The eNamina-
lion at Smool the paSt Thursda,
and Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
anderson. on The 9th, Il Is pound
daughter. Of which they are very
proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony IIutson-
pillar were visiting at the home OF
j. t.. McClunG Sunday paSi.
Rev. O'dcll preached Il very able
sermon here the second Sunday
morning and at Hillside Slmdny
evening.
Mrs. l.. e.. Doiin. of This place. is
visiting The home Of DR.. l.. H.. Me-
Chung. at Meadow Bridge.
r.. &. MCDANIEL, Of l.ayIand. was
here last Saturday and Sunday.
flamp farrrn's family arc III
with measles.
Miss Virginia McClung is al home
Tor short while after lcachniu y
very successful school at l.ayland.
MI. and MrS. e.. r. NlcCalIi,irr
were visiting his parents last SIM
day. ''''''
!. Il. McCaIlisicr is very sick
Mrs. NJ. W. Carney has been on
the SICK list for some time bu, j.,
slowly improving.
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PUBLIC SALE.

AS Administrator Of !. \. Judy,
Will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton on July I'd, 1921. at his late
residence in Williamsburg, the fol-
lowing property. Sale begins
promptly ut l p. m.
I $1,000 Oliver Chill Turning
PlOw.
, Acres Of Wheat,
| Cow and Calf,
| Brown Mare.
| Baby-Ovcrland Car and EuuiD-
mcnt.
Lot Of Wall Boards.
Bucket Of Hard Oil,
| Mccoy Saddle.
Grain Cradle and Rake.
- Gals. RnoiinS Paint,
Squares Gnlvcnizrd Footing.
Phone,
| Cooking Stove and Utensils.
Organ and Stool.
> Shares of Williamsburg Bank
Stock.
War Savings Stamp.
Liberty Bonds. fist Eond Issue,
al IL per cent,
Household and Kitchen l;lIrnitur,
ana Farming implements too n,iiu-
rrouS to mention.
, l.. l.. GRAPHICAL. .Aim.
+. J.. Wallace. Auciioncrr. -
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Phillips ri Clifton Church., Ma
wrItun.
lack rainir. is at humr from
Enrnokc College,. Salem. Virginia.
Miss lkclna Russell. of Lewis
nUr1. +, .Urrri MCndaN from Char
lc.!c>Viilc. Na.. where she mad her
ion>iI> renewed. Her mnthrr. Mrs.
y. W. Russell. returned al The same
time from SlrauSburg. Virginia.
where she had visited friends.
Hugh Brant is back from The
Kanawha Valley Hospital at Char
lesion where nc underwent sue
cr>>ful operation for appendicitis.
Ed. l.ivc>ay is nj home here from
the State University.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Thomas. Of
Quinnimnuni. ". W.. spent u few
days here This week. visiting Mrs.
rs. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
StrcalrN.
Miss Eva kno\. OF Baltimore.
Md. j. here visiting Miss Adrna
Bass.
Beverly Elliott. now Il midsIlip-
man ut the /. $. Naval .Acadcu,y.
mas gone on the snip South Caro-
lima on practice cruise To the
coast of Norway.
Mrs. W. e.. Hobbs is back from a
two weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Hinton.
Miss May>ic SiboId. from Roam
"kc, Va, is here spending her va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Sibold. She has as her
guests Mrs. Il. II. Sibold and Miss
Lyme Srmplc. Of Roanoke.
Mrs. las. II. SiboId is attending
Il w"nan'S church meeting ut Hills
bOrO this week.