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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-20

Hughes and TAFT Suggested.
Two names most closely associated
with Presldent-elect Harding's inten-
tions In the matter of appointments to
the Supreme bench. provided there are
vacancies, are Charles Evans Hughes
and William Howard Taft Washing
ton seems to be about equally divided
In opinion as to whether Mr.. Hughes
is TO go into the cabinet or on the
bench. As for Mr.. Taft's appointment
to a judicial position, the talk largely
thus far Is of the nature Of SIMPLE
gossip.
Chief Justice White viii administer
the oath OF Office to President-eleci
Harding on the platform built ou
from the east pOrtico VI the White
House at noon on March 4. The oati
probably will be given ON the litth
Bible which Is In the possession Of tn,
Supreme court Of the United States
and on which a considerable numbe
Of Presidents have laid their RICH
hands and sworn to uphold the Con
stitution of the United States.
I. II may be, however. that Warren G
Harding. as few other President
have done before. will bring with hir
10 Washington family Bible or Tes
lament, upon which. for sentiments
reasons. he may wish to take the oat
Of Office.
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Uncle Abner on Thanksgiving

t u
A North Bossier friend Of long stand
Ing, and long reader Of the Banner,
has sent In for publication q news
paper clipping appearing under the
above heading. It makes good reading
and Is timely just now, so we thank
him for sending 1t In and gladly give
It a place In the Banner. Also, we
trust there was a big THANKSGIVING
spread up at his home four weeks ago
and that he has around him many
friends as staunch as Uncle Abner's to
"sit In with him on such occasions.
Long life and many big feasts to you,
neighbor, and here Is the clipping Just
as sent in:
Mandy tthat's my wifel, she seq tub
me, "Abner, I've made up my min
we're goin' tub obsarve Thanksgivin'
this year.. Il, s,.
!. Umrhumm! = sez I.
$ II seems tub me we amt rot no
right Jest tub set here an eat our
ThanksgiviR all by oursel's,'' = ser she.
Um-nl-m!" sez /.
Theyis folks in this town what
atn't goin' tub hev no Thanksgiyin'
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dinner wuth while 'thout we gin 1t tub
'em," sez she.
Uh-huh! = sez I.
" I'm goin' tub make list uv'em, an
yew're goin' tub do the invitin',"' sez
she
Well, WE'LL" sez /.
" They's Mrs. Wells, an Phrony Mel
bar, an Fanny Lincoln, an Lizzie Ben
ton. We kin make 'em happy .one day.
anyhow" ser she.
Whose party Is this?" sez I.
y0urn er mine?n
Why, It's ourn, o. course. seq she.
{ Then I'm goin. tub hev Wad
Turner
Wad Turner" her voice hit the
ceilin' an bounded back. "Wad
Turner :" an she wuz 'parrently
gaspin' fer breath and gropin' fer
words fit tub 'spress her feelin.s.
Wad Turner! = seq l, firmlike.
:" Wad Turner" seq she. "Why.
Wad Turner amt got no close fit tuh
eat dinner in, an he never goes tub
church ner nuthin'. What'n Mrs.
Wells think2n
. ! Amt goin' tub invite no folks tub
The Bossier banner., 1921-12-22
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Levying 4-mill tax In Road District No. 1.
as created in the Parish Of Bossier.
Louisiana, for the year 1921.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana, In regular and legal
session convened, That there be levied q
special tax Of mills on the dollar Of the
assessed valuation Of all property assessed
in Road District No. /, and the same il
hereby levied on all the assessable property
In said district for the year 1921, for the
purpose Of paying a portion or prorata Of
the bonded Indebtedness, with interest
thereon, In the said district for one year,
which bonds were voted in said District. is
shown by returns Of election held therein.
and duly promulgated by the Police Jury
Of Bossier Parish, incurring such indebted
ness and the Assessor for Bossier Parisl, Is
hereby ordered to extend the said 4-mill
tax against all the property located and
assessabie in said Road District No. /. Of
Bossier Parish, for the year 1921.
Be It further ordained, That all ordi-
nances or parts Of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Thus done, read and signed ofiicially this.
the 6th day Of November, A. d. 1921.
g. T. MAYS, President
Police Jury. Bossier Parish.
3. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury,
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Police Jury Proceedings.

The Police Jury Of BOssier Parish,
Louisiana, met In Benton this day,
Tuesday, December IS, 1921, In regular
session, with all members present at
roll call, riz: G. r. Mays, President;
r. e. McDade, w. B. Wilbourn, e. M.
Coyle, r. d. Wilmington and ]. G. Me
Dade.
The minutes Of the meeting Of
November Sth, were read In open
session and approved as read.
Mr.. Wilbourn having reported to the
Police Jury that Mr.. G. r. Shaw had
presented the Parish Of Bossier with a
tractor, the said body unanimously
expressed its appreciation and instruct
ed that letter Of thanks be written
to Mr.. Shaw by the Secretary,
Mr.. w. L. Mabry presened his claim
for $50, the amount he claims to be
due him as the value Of q COW, the
death Of which he claims was caused
from dipping, and services Of vetert-
MARIAN, which claim was presented at
q prior meeting and payment refused,
and, upon motion and second duly
carried, the said claim was again dis
allowed ls
The report Of an inquest held over
the remains Of person found In Cy-
press RayQu, by J. G. Jones, supposed
to have been the remains OF Liddie
Green, which inquest was cOnvoked
aud held by M, ND Clement, Justice Ue
Peace Ward Five. With the following
named persons acting as 4 c0roner1s
Jury, = r Merritt, j. 3. Bundy, a. N.
Merritt, + /. Merritt and ]. g. Jones,
ives presented to the Police Jury, sup
posedly for the purpose OF establishing
q claim against the Parish, but, upon
motion and second, duly carried, the
payment OF said claim was refused, as
1t had not been shown to the Police
Jury that said Justice Of Peace held
saM inquest under authority given
him by the Coroner Of the Parish.
It was moved and seconded that Mr..
Wilmington, Police Juror, Ward Five,
be and Is hereby authorized to draw
on his reserve In payment OF claims
fer said ward
I. II having been announced that at
this meeting of the Police Jury that
said Police Jury would elect some one
as Registrar Of Voters for the Parish
Of R0ssier, the Police Jury proceeded
to an election, In executive session,
when the following persons were placed
In nomination, pix:
Miss Mary K. Bixler, r. ]. Taylor,
a. II. Montgomery and ]. L. Holman.
Upon the fiFst' ballot the vote stood
three for Miss Bixler and three for Mr..
Taylor, which tie was the status Of the
vote M taken for several ballots. On
the last ballot taken Miss Bixler re.
ceaved four votes and Mr.. Taylor two
votes-she having received the major
ity Of the votes cast was declared duly
elected to the office, It was then
moved by the Police Jury that said
election be made unanimous, and 1t was
accordingly done.
On motion and second, duly carried
800 was allowed as part payment on
adding machine for the School Board
OF Bossier Parish, said machine to be
used generally In the Court House, the
said allowance being one-half Of Its
cost.
On motion and second, duly carried
q ionn Of $3.50 was authorized and
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MoNiTIoN.

In the Hatter Of r. n. Coyte, Praying for
Monition. No. s570 Etote oJ L0wtstGn0,
PGrjsh OF Bossiey. Second DJstrict Court.
WHEREAS, R. N. Coyle has, on the 22d day
of August, 1910, purchased the property
hereinafter described from W. 3. Young,
and,
whereas, w. b. Young has purchased
same ut tax sale, dated July II, 1909, rec
orded July 20, 1909, In Conveyance Rec
ords, Volume 80, page 50, Bossier Parish,
and,
Whereas, the said r. NJ. Coyle has ap-
piled to this Court for monition or adver-
tisement, in conformity with Sections 2370.
2371, 2372 and 237S. and the revised
statues of the State Of Louisiana, approved
March 16, 1870, and commonly known as,
IAN Act for the Revision Of the Statues Of
the General Character; =
Now, therefore, know ye, That all persons
interested herein are cited and admonished
in the name of the State Of Louisiana and
the Second District Court for the Parish Of
Bossier, who can set mp any right, title Or
claim III and to the property hereinafter
described. or for any defects whatsoever, to
show cause, within thirty days from the
day and date on which this monition Il
first inserted IN the public papers, Why the
title to said property should not be CON
firmed, quieted. or homologated.
ton II, township n, north, range IL, west,
Done and signed ofncially this, the 18th
day Of November, 1921.
RoBERr RoBERrs, JR.,
Judge Second District Court.
Endorscd- FILED November 2s, 1921.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk District Court.
A true copy Attest:
rar 8S 1HA Z s e =
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sHERIFFs SALE.

No. S57s. In Second District Court. Bossiey
Parish, L0aisianG. Benny Johnsow cs.
Little and Win Polk.
BY virtue of writ Of seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Court. Of
bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct.
60, | have seized, and will sell at public
auction, Tor cash, and according to law, at
the principal front door of the Court Honse
OF Bossier Parish. Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, January
2S, 1922, the following described properly.
t0-Eit:
All that part of north half Of southeast
quarter OF section II, township 1S, range
II, lying south Of the v. s. and r. Railway.
together with all improvements thereon.
situated in the Parish Of Bossier. ia.
except the mineral rights Hereunder. /.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
tae above defendant, to pay the debt spec
ified In said writ, as well as all cost OF
suit. ]. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and es-o1icio Auctioneer.
December 20, 1921. [jan 26I
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TREsPAsS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given the general public
that the McDade plantation, located In
sections %, 20, 30 and 33. township 10.
range II, and the Abney plantation (for
which we are active agents., located In
sections 19, 20, 30 and 81, township 10,
range II, are posted, and hereby advertfsc,l
and trespassing by hunters ana others viii
not be permitted. All trespassers win in
future be prosecuted.
l47l wa. { r. E. McDApr.
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STRAY SALE.

STRAY SALE.
State Of Loaisian0, Parish Of Booster. Sec.
0Hd Ward JAsttce,s Covrt,
EsrRAYED before u. w. Hutchings, Justice
OF the Peace in and for said ward, by D. e,
Sorrell one dark bay mare PONY, about
eight years old, about ia hands heigh,
weighing about 800 pounds, dark name
and tail: no other distinguishing marks or
brands, except small scar on left side Of
neck near the head.
The owner Is admonfshed to come for
ward, prove property, pay costs and obtain
and retain possession Of said animal, other
wise, Will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
January, 1922, ct IL O'Clock am, It the
front door OF said constable. proceed to sell
said animal as an estray, to the last and
highest bidder, according to law.
u. =. SoRRELL, Constable,
December s, 1921. lJan 12l
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sHERIFFss SALE.

No. S5s7. IN Second District C0srt, Booster
Parish, L0HisiGnG. W. n. ond o. D.
Loice rersHs Squire Muller.
BIZ virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale,
issued from the Second District Court, Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, have seised, and viii sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, at
the principal front door Of the Court House
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, january
2, 1922, the following described property,
t0-scit: @A 51sSs
The northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter and the east half Of northeast quarter
OF section "a, township 10, north, range IL,
west, with all improvements thereon, SIT
uated In Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above defendant, to pay the debt sbec-
ihed In said writ, as well as all cost OF suit.
]. +. ADAIR.
Sheriff and es-o1sct0 Auctioneer.
December 1, 1921. [jan 81
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Levying 3h-mill tax In Road District No.
3, as created in the parish OF Bossier,
! Louisiana, for the year 1921.
Be It ordained by the Police Jury Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, In regular and
legal session convened, That there be levied
special tax Of 8 y mills on the dollar OF
the assessed valuation Of all property
assessed In Road District No. 3, and the
same is hereby levied on all the assessable
property in said district for the year 1921,
for the purpose Of paying portion or pro-
rata Of the bonded Indebtedness. with inter-
est thereon, IN said district for one year,
which bonds were voted IN said district, as
shown by the returns of an election held
therein and duly promulgated by the. Police
Jury OF Bossier Parish, incufring such In
debtedness. and the Assessor for Bossier
Parish IL hereby ordered to extend the said
N mill tax against all the property located
and assessable in said Road District No. g,
Bossfer Parish, for the year 1921.
Be 1t further 0rd0tned, That all ordi-
nanccs or parts Of ordinances In conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Thus done, read, adopted and signed
officially this, the 8th day Of November,
A. y. 1921. G. T. MAYS, Pres
Police Jury. Bossier Parish.
3. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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IMPLICATION For pApoIr

NorIcE is hereby given that Joe Braxflle
lcoiored) convicted In Bossier District
Court Of manslaughter. is applying to the
Parole Board OF the State OF Louisiana for
parole. with ]. p. Fullilove, d citizen Of
said parish, acting as first friend, I5O-2l
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
NorIcE Il hereby given that ! am applying
TOE 2 pardon. l49l3pI WILL HATs.
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TREsPASs NOTICE.

7 TRESFANH NOTICE.
No hunting or trespassing win be allowed
on BUNS or Cane Bend plantations, under
penalty of the law. J. g. McDApE,
l46-8l B. B. BLrpsor.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Foreign Advsrtising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Bossier banner., 1921-12-22

December s, 1921. IJan 12l
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Cash $1,000, DR.. and Mrs r. Is.
Fenby
cakes. MIR. Morris Mitten,
Coffee and sugar. Mr.. Geo. Grum-
bine.
Coffee and sugar. MIR, Geo shriner.
Lemons, Mr.. Geo. Hunter.
Cake, Mrs. Geo. Benson.
Cake, Mrs. Geo. Caples.
2 cakes. Miss Mary Reaver.
Cantaloupes, Mr.. Martyo Welsh.
Hospital bed, Mrs. Chas. Billings
lea.
jelly and flour. Mrs. G. NJ. Kay.
Chickens, vegetables. Jared fruit
and flour, Deer Park Church and Sun
day School
Cash. $l25, Mr.. Blizzard.
Vegetables Jared fruit and flour.
Klndling wood, Mr. D. s. Gehr.
Cash 10000, ST. Johns. Baltimore.
Vegetables and groceries, parksley.
Potatoes, Jared fruit and jelly.
Parkton.
2 pounds butter, Mrs. A. M. Roes-
sler.
The Ladies' Board wishes to thank
all the kind friends OF the Home VIII,
so generously remembered ks needs
during the year.
HILpA r. ALBAUqH, Sec.
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THE AGED REMEMBERED

Donators to the Home for the AGED.
East Main street. are as follows;
/ crate of eggs, Ladies' Aid OF At
lanta, Va.
Cash SI.60, Mt. Vernon Church.
Apple butter. Mr.. c. Ray Fogle.
Cash $500, Mardela Springs,
Cash $500. Mrs. Clara l.. Ewell.
s pounds candy, Mr., +. A. Diffen-
bach.
Vegetables. groceries, bacon and
Jared fruit, Brookyille Aid Society.
Portrait of Mr.. Cathell, Mrs. Cath
ELL
Cash $500, Bay View Church Of ce-
Gil.
2 doz eggs, Mrs. G. G. Gorsuch.
Cash $500. Mr.. ]. L. Mills.
Cash $1.00. Mrs. Chas. Billingslea.-
Cash 1917, Contribution Box.
case corn and tomatoes. Mrs. Lou
is Randall.
2 pounds coffee. Dir, and Mrs. h. b.
Fenby.
Repairing roof, Mr.. T. W. Mather.
ST.
4 dozen cream puffs. Mr.. Morris
Mitten.
shoulder. Mr.. and Mrs. Hineker.
Vegetables. Miss Lizzie Williams. !.
cash $500, Mrs. Chas. r. Goodwin.
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SANDYyIILF

Sunday school at 9.45. Preaching a;
1915. G.. r. At $50. All cordially in
yited 30 these services
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miller enter
tanned at their home, November 6. Mr..
and Mrs. List and son. Mrs Quick and
daughter and Miss Gretzel, OF Bahf-
more
Mr. Morgan Lester, Miss Blanche
Hartman and Ralph Lockard. OF BAL
timore, Mr. Howard Myerly and Miss
Florence Myerly were Sunday guests
81 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lockard.
Or James Zepp. OF Baltimore, spent
several days last week with his broth
err Mr.. Emory Zepp and wife.
Mr. Harry D. Caple. OF Baltimore
spent Sunday with l.. w. Caples and
family
VIM. Mather Of Westminster. spent
Thursday with Bertrand Caples. and
number enjoyed cunning. Game has
been plentiful and the men have TAX
en- advantage OF the sport.
We had a taste Of winter Saturday
night, ice formed and the thermome-
ter was low.
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STONE CHAPEL

Sunday school 40 D. m. Preaching
2.3O November 20. An increase in
number In the Sunday school. Noyem-
Der 49,
Clarence Duyall has been ON the
sick list for few days under the
treatment Of Or Fitzhugh.
The Mite Society that met az Mrs.
Clifton Cooke, November 70. was
wei attended and very interesting
meeting One feature OF the program
was an excellent talk and recitation on
Washington crossing the Delaware. .
by Mr.. Martin Refreshments we're
served by our fair girls. consisting OF
chicken sandwiches. salad, pickles,
cake. coffee, cocoa and lemonade.
Clarence Lantz. our head butch
er, slaughtered hogs this week for
Mr. Murphy and Paul e. Roberts.
Word came last week from Clar-
ence II. Poole, OF Chicago, that his
father, J w Poole, had a slight stroke
Of paralysis on November 3. affecting
his left side, lie has the sympathy of
his home folks and friends and hone
for a speedy recovery.
Many thanks TO all who helped Ia
make our oyster supper a success A.
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THREE APPEAL CASES HEARD.

Three cases appealed from the CIR
cult Court for Carroll County to Mary
land Court of Appeals We're argued
yesterday, al Annapolis
The first case was that OF u. Ray
Myers and Howard n. Myers against
Clarence u. Shipley. Mr.. shipley IL
suing for $500 damages and his wife
for $1,000 against the Messrs. Myers
for injuries and damages received by
them when their buggy was struck by
the defendants automobile on the
Washington pike, last summer.
Messrs. Myers lost the case In this
court and appealed. Jas. A, G. Bond,
Edward o. Weant and Francis Neal
Parke represent Mesars. Myers: ana
Ivan +. Hon and Guy w. Steele are
connsels for Mr. Shipley.
The other cases were the First Nat
ional Bank OF Union Bridge against
w. Scott Wolfe and Media E. Wolfe, his
wife, and Media f.. Wolfe against. the
First National Bank. The suit is over
the signatures on some notes which
is claimed as forgery by Mrs Wolfe.
Ivan L. HpG and Bond a Parke rep-
resent the First National Bank.
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THE COUNTY EXHIBIT FEATuREs

Miss Anna Shriver, who has charge
OF the entertainment part or the pro-
gram for the County Exhibit, has Sc
cured some very attractive numbers.
Among those taking part will be; Vio-
lin Solo by Philip Roger, mixed quar-
tette, solo by Mr. Huntington, reading
by Miss Elderdice, selection by the
Liberty Quartette, Flower Dance, lsoIo
by Mrs Paul Wimert reading by Miss
Margaret Snader, and duet by Miss
Johnson and Miss Richmond.
Tuesday night, November 10Th, win
be opening night and we hope to have
a large attendance. Everybody is re-
quested to send in six exhibits and
secure a season ticket free
The Home Demonstration Agen,
feels especially fortunate in having
secured for the Women's Meeting, on
Wednesday afternoon in her office, Mr..
Benent, director OF the Maryland In
stitute of Arts, Baltimore, who win
speak on color and design, That after
noon we also expect to have a talk on
furnishing the home by Miss Bertha
Knight
Thursday afternoon there will be
."HpthNt lhttttHttHG program out TINS
meeting wiA>he held in the Armory.
Miss Nellie Grady. trained nurse
from Baltimore. viii bring an inter-
esting exhibit explaining DR.. MeCol-
lum's work We also expect a woman
from the Children's Bureau who VIII
talk on infant care.
Friday afternoon we will have two
demonstrations one on the making OF
a dress form and one on the making
OF bread. This will be given by three
club girls. They win make the bread.
bake o loaf In the morning and have
Il ready for Judging. We also expect
Mrs Henrietta Calvin, from the d. s.
Department Of Education, for that af-
ternOOn
Saturday afternoon has been plan-
med for the youngsters and will be
free to ali children The exhibit will
be open from 2 20 p. m. and a story
hour from TO p m. The woman's
I Club OF Westminster are making ar
rangements for this.
Saturday night will be moving Pfc
ture night. A wonderful movie taken
in EuroDe will be shown in the inter-
est Of the Near East Relief.
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Smith G. Reifsnider
WESTMINSTER, ND.
coLrunn GRAroSoLAs REDUCED

An Columbia Grafonolas reduced to
make room Tor Christmas stock COM
Ing H.
s25OO Grafonoiaa reduced TO E2s.5o
YOU save $3.50
$1,000 Gratonolag reduced to SEES,
you save S725
$500 Grafonolas reduced to $500,
you save $500
ti2S00 Grnionolas reduced 10
$50 75. you save f4&.25.
l14n GratunolaH reduced Ia
sos 90. you save $500
$4,000 Grafonoins reduced 90 tlio.
You save g3025
gteb 90 Gratnnolas reduced 20 1898.
sou saye S32OO
s22500 Gratonolas reduced 10
.st8250. YOU save tS2b0
S275 Grnfonolas reduced to 1880.
you save $4,000,
These prices are for new and up 10
date Grafonoias We have second hand
for sale at all times Select your
Graf0nola now while the stock Is
large.
NACE'S MUSIC STORE,
Hanover. Pa, Hampstead, Nd.
Manchester. Md, Gettysburg. Pa.
Westminster, Md.
nov is-lt
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FREEDOM NJ. 4. CHURCH, SOUTH.

Il. Carl Maxwell, pastor lAmbuth
Memorial services Oakland il a. ~,
Salem p. M; Flohrville Sl5 y, n
Song service 7.45 ,. M.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
night at Fiohrvilie and New Oakland
Epworih League at New Oakland
every Sunday night
81. James Sunday school Is con
graduating Itself on securing twenty.
one names for an organized Bible
class OF men. There are as many
ladies In the St James community as
men VIII they permit the men 70 out
class them2
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SATURDAY, DECENBER 10, 1927,
s7l-2 Acres Of Land,

more or less. This farm Is improved
by a 2ik story Weatherboarded DWELL
ms House. 70 rooms, Large Bank Barn
room for ~ head Of cattle and ~ head
Of horses. large wagon shed. hog
house. garage. chicken houses, large
wash house, dairy. sii0 and other nee
cssary outbuIldings There is water
In the h0uEe-and harm. This Is a splen-
tiid dairy farm, cattle stables being
equipped with stancaions and cement
floors. and ~ Acres IN meadow lane
The Farm * well watered az a fine
stream oG water runs through Il Tho
land IL in q high state Of cultivation
and very productive. ample fruit trees
uf all kinds. The farm was formerl
owned by Upton Gladhill and Is now
occupied by Walter NJ Little. very
convenient 10 churches. schools anc
Western Maryland Railway station.
Terms ~ Sale one-thlrd caah on
the day Of sale or upon the ratlhfation
thereof by the Court. and the residue
in two equal payments OF one and two
years from the day % sale, or all casn
a. the option Of the purchaser The
credit payments tn bear interest ~ m
the day ~ sale and 10 be secured b.
the notes ~ the purchaser with 1p-
proved security bearing interest FROM
lny % sale
EDWARD o. WEANT AND
WILLIAM f. LITTLE. Trustees
nov is-it
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COMMUNITY GATHERING

a community exhibit was held at
Pleasant Valley on Saturday evening.
October 20, at o'clock. The p. %. S.
of A. band opened the meeting by giy-
ing the audience several OF their best
selections, which was followed hy
speaking from County Agent, Mr.. Fni-
Ter. and Miss Everett. OF Westminster.
The President OF the Women's Cluh
read the prize winners. The band
again played several selections while
the ladies were kept busy selling
oyster sandwiches, coffee. ice cream.
pies and candy