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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-26

the latter's mother. Mrs. Cyrus Dolph, OF
1929 Lincoln Drive, Chestnut Hill, are
spending a fortnight in Washington,
where they are visiting Mrs George
Mrs. Frederick Martyr Dunn. Of East
Gravers lane, Chestnut Hill, has issued
INVITATIONS for card party on Saturday
afternoon In honor Of her daughter. Miss
Henrietta X Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles y. Dunn, Of
Edgecombe, Chestnut Hill, will sail early
In July for Europe. where they will
spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs, william Baker whelen,
OF Devon, Win entertain at dinner at
their home on Thursday evening next,
April 2S. Covers will be laid fpr ten
guests.
Miss Mary Sergeant. Of 1915 Clinton
street, will entertain the members of her
card club on Thursday afternoon.
. Miss Dorothy Spencer. OF New Or
leans. Will be among the guests from out
OF town who who will come to attend the
wedding Of Mas Frances Wharton Scott.
daughter of Mes. J. Alison Scott, OF 22Oi
Pine street. and the Rev Albert Haw-
ley Lucas, OF 929 South Eighteenth
street, which will be solemnized at
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. June
29. in st. Marks Episcopal Church Lo-
Gust street above Sixteenth. y
Mr.. and Mrs. william wilson Cur
tin, OF 221bIDe Lancey street, will close
tntir TOWN. mouse the latter pa't Oi ti's
week and occupy Brentwood, their place
at Rosemont. until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gilpin. I'D. Of
the Lenox Apartments, will leave early
In June for Atlantic City. where they
will spend the summer at the Hotel
Brighton.
Mrs. j. NJ. Blankenship, OF New YORK.
who has been entertained as the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs william Squire Beld
ing. of Bayldon, Montgomery avenue
Bryn Mawr, for few days, has re
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william !. Elliott. OF
az South Seventeenth street. and
their daughters Miss Elizabeth Ell
liott, whose engagement has been an.
| nounced to Mr. Arthur E. Pew, and
Miss Hannah NJ. Elliott, who wall be
a debutante of next autumn, will
spend the summer at their cottage al
| Northeast Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Louis c. Baker. OF ST. Asapt
road. Bala, who mas been spending Q
few days in West Chester, returned
| to her home last evening.
A play will be given at the Y. NJ. C. A.
! of Germantown. on Friday evening a
S:l5 o'clock. entitled THE Cowboys
Sparkers OF Love at First Sight" for tn,
benefit of the social service department
| Of the Germantown Hospital Anon,
those taking part will be DR.. Alber
| Draper whiting and his son, Mr.. Jacl
| Whiting, DR. n. Wilmer. Mrs Rober
Downs Mrs. Lynnwood Grace. Mis-
Helen Maize. Mrs. Reese. Or. Calvin
Hartman and DR.. Harry Mercher.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Isabelle A. Martin. 4Il4 Chester
avenue. was the guest OF honor a, q
tea and linen sJower given oy at,r. m,s
dny afternoon. Those present included
Mrs. william r Harris. Mrs Norman
Jeffries, Mrs. F. p. Martin Mrs Louis
Whine. Mrs. Robert Durbin, Mrs Siyln
Reed. Mrs. r. Kenrick Martin, MISE
Mildred Harris Miss Marjorie Jeffries,
Mrs. Dorothy Durbln, Miss Caroline
Irwin. Miss Adele Bryan MISS Anna
Marshal Miss Eleanore wilson, MISS
Helen Jones. Miss Katherine Dowel ana
Miss Virginia Harris.
Mr.. Francis Morrison Bisphan. of 6O2l
Carpenter street. has returned aiter
spending the weekend as guest OF MT,
William &. Mcclure, ofs Maine avenue
Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs, walter a. hleisher ana
their family. OF 3i22 Powelton avenue
will occupy their news, house In OAK
Lane In June.
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Dobber Club Dance

The Dobber Club will give q dance on
Wednesday evening at the Philomusian
Club, Fortieth and Walnut streets. TINS
club was organized in the year lSlb
and it's members include number OF
the alumni OF St Joseph's College, villa.
nova College, La Sale College. Ford
ham University, New York and George
town University, Washington.
All the members enlisted in the world
war, during which time the club dis
banded and II was not reorganized until
the present year. As in previous years,
the club will occupy It's summer home
at Atlantic CITY about June IL.
The committee In charge Of the dance
includes Mr. Milne Jerome ECkhardt.
chairman Mr. c. Emerson Treacy and
Mr. w Callaghan
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GER M MANToWN

Miss lean Scatchard. of sos East
Chelten avenue, entertained siS bridge at
her home on Saturday afterha,n. There
were twenty guests.
Mrs. Carroll s. Haines, Az West
Mount Airy avenue, IL COM alescins
from her recent severe illnesS at the
summer home OF her mother. Dr.. d.
Challis- Faust, at Avalon. Mrs. Haines
is accompanied by her small daughter
Miss Laura Haines
Miss Felice Landmaun, daugh6T oi
Mr. and Mrs. Gustus F. Landmark, OF
s4s West Phil-Ellena street, was the
guest of honor at dance last night
Among those present were Miss Ealen
McHugh, Miss Mary Reid. Miss EaatoI
Iomas. Miss Eleanor Story. Miss Man cy
McKee,. Miss Patricia Donaldson, NNss
Marjorie Hindman. Miss Beatrice Chr.
son, Miss Beatrice Tomlinson, MiNs
Elisabeth Hindman. Mr.. Paul NortiA
Mr.. william Norris. Mr. John Earlev'
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souIh PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cttara, OF 1908
Johnston street, will entertain the meni-
bers OF the ladies' auxiliary of the
American Legion Post No. 10. at cards
at their horne on Friday evening: Among
the guests will be Mrs William II; Cush-
ing. Mrs. James williams, Mrs. Harvey
Williams, Mrs. Harry W. Powell Mrs
Mary Welsh. Mrs. Frank Melvin. Mira
Bertha Scott, Mrs Hugh Haggarty, Mrs
p. Harte Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Charles Has.
garty. Jr,, Mrs Charles McArdle and
Miss Kathryne Haggarty.
Miss Jean b. Duncan will entertain a.
an informal party this evening at hei
home. 2049 South Opal street.
Miss Elizabeth McShey and Miss Mary
Duffy have returned to the city afte,
spending the weekend at Atlantic City
Mrs. Ralph Ritter entertained at q
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MOORESIOMN

Under the direction Of Mrs Jacob =.
Buist, Mrs. Irving Collins and Mrs
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RISTOWN

The marriage OF Miss Bertha Bechtel,
OF Els West Airy street, and Mr., @.
Frederick Hallman. of 40s West Main
street. took place on Saturday afternoon
in the Haws Avenue Methodist Church.
the Rev. +. II. Evans, ID. D.. pastor OF
the church. officiating. The ushers were
Mr.. Eric B. Hallman. brother Of the
bridegroom. and Mr. Howard W. Amber.
Of Lansdale. After a wedding trip South
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallman will live at iOS
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l.. Hynes, of
Penn square. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Anna
Cecilia Hynes, to Mr.. James s. Feeney.
son OF Mrs Teresa Feeney, OF East
Chestnut street. The wedding will take
place in June.
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FRANKFORT

The Arbor Day exercises Of me
F'rankford Day Nursery will take place
on Friday afternoon. a number Of trees
will be planted in honor OF the follow
ing. Mrs, Isaach Schlichter, Mrs. Ruth
Smedlev, Mrs. Eliza Deal Corson, MISS
Ida stern. Mr.. John 2. Stanger ana Mr..
Joseph X. Solly .,..
The Dorcas Teas missionary Soclety
will meet on Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss May McMullin, 6loo
Frankford avenue
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give at the Manufacturers Club on May
ID. in honor OF their daughter. Miss
Gladys r. Groskin.
Mr.. Sumner Paxson. of Honolulu,
who has been the guest Sor q. week of
his brother and sister-haA aw. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Warren PaxsonA Of Melrose
Park left a few days ago. dor his home.
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Ioe EdeiI Mr. barnett Fairchild, Mr.
William Scott, Mr.. Conard Bailey Mr.
Russell Godshall and Mr.. Porter ogles-
by. Miss I.andmann will leave shorty
for vevey. Switzerland, where sne VIII
attend school.
Mrs. Jack Penning. 4547 Fernhill
road, will entertain at 500 AZ hef
home this afternoon. There VIII DE
eight guests
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card party followed by surprise shower
in honor OF Miss Jean Lithgow, at her
home on Saturday evening. Among
those present were Miss Margaret NC
Gala, Miss Mahala Agnew, Miss Bar,
bara HOFFMAN. Mrs. r. r. Donohoe and
Mrs william IawhOrne,
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AL ONG THE READING

MIR and Mrs. NJ. L. Goldschmidt. Of
Milwaukee, Wis, are guests OF their
brother Mr.. Leo Moses. OF 1857 Seven
ty-frst avenue. Oak Lane.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Groskin. of
Jenl<intown have issued invitations for
a dinner and dance which they will
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she enjoyed every minute Of the visit
with nuntic. what do you think she
said when she came home to mother?
Oh, mamma, she sighed I'm 70
happy TO be back. I'm so happy,
don't know how to s6S-it. n was a
little dog I'd wng and wag my tail"
NANCY WYNNE
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Cheston stokes. the Presbyterian sun
day school will give a historical pageant
on FSiday May 6.
Mrs. E. H. Rigby. of Media. has been
visiting Mrs Charles Lacssle, Of East
Main street
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RAN church last Friday night which
vas given by e. NJ. Hunter. The next
show Will be Friday evening. July 18Th.
and at his time there will b speei1i
preparations made for an unusually
good time.
Mortt Pattison. Who Was injured 20
severely on Wednesday. July 18Th. is
recovering as we'll as could be expected:
Tin" Sunday school treat was vel
attended Saturday evening and there
were plenty OF eats" for all present.
The treat was the outcome Of the re-
cent contest in the M. L. church.
Mrs. Anna l.arImer and niece, MISS
Viola ''hasc. have returned to their
home IN Washington after 4 pleasant
Nlsi; with local relatives.
TIL" IHilas ball team Players At
Plea SAINT Grove Saturday and were DE
rated to l. The score was really 90
but Dallas had 10 give Earle Cutters
scor" in the third inning up. or Pleas
ant Grove wouldn't play any more. n e.
las goes to NubO next Saturday. July
.3rd. and on July 80. Coontown VIII
come Ia Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Guy and daughter
Miss Mildred. returned Friday night
from Il weeks vacation spent with re-
lar:ycs IN different parts Of ONO.
Mrs. Elly Burton and children nt
FoIlanshcc arc guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Rhoades.
Robcr. Abstcrombie Of wheeling ~
spending several days with his sister
Mrs. H. |. kimmins.
Louis Helm Of Fulton is visiting his
niece, Mrs. Carrie Guy and family.
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PADEN CITY

Miss Ariha Furbee. who has been the
guest for several days Of Mrs. F. n.
,,ottrin OF ParhersburG. has returned
home.
Misses Lois and Geraldine Van Camp
have returned from several days So
Rev and Mrs. J. J. Kelly OF Parkers,
burg arc the guests Of friends mere ana
on thr Ohio side.
Mrs Charles Thomas OF canton A1ter.
a visit with her sister MIS- George
shannon and with relatives 1T Sisters
Vile, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs ". r. NanCooney and children
arc homo from several days visit
with relatives near Parkershurs:
Members Of tho Woman's Beneht As.
>u,,i;,tjnn were guests at a picnic held
e. Padcn Park Tuesday afternoon ov
the Shamrock Cl1h ri SiS;"rSNiIic.
program O! outdoor sports was en-
gagged in and At SIA 'n"h a d'hciouS
supper was served
,'itv Land company md Jos NJ shey
have returned from u cn"i." 90: days
business trip t" E'"H'e count.
Mrs. Pearl kiG'r and '"'"ir"n re-
,urred home Monday .rtPr severa!
ave visit with her sister Ms. D. f.
Erown. Nr Kircr m"'ored HHr' and
arccmpa med his family home /" Aidoo-
Mr.. r. =. Shafcr Has hocr allied 10
kdNF0Hd. '!Ip' u '''' ''''' - - 49,
sister. $780, A..
Mis- gertrude Cnuiio- g.: New Mar
,irsvtl.c - tho guest Of her sister Mrs.
ARA Cunn .n"har.
Rev. Ernest Howell Of Cana Dov"r.
ONO. is spending his vacation here with
his parents.
C.y, and Mrs Charles Kiggen9 ~
Raven Rock have returned home afteE
a short visi: with local friends.
Mrs. EndEcr Ward and daughter Miss
Hazel Of ear this CT ~ were the guests
Tnceday Of friends In Wheeling.
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COlERAlE

Audrey he little threc-v"ar did
Ia tighter of Mr and Mrs RadcItff. pa -
I'd ana, ~ the family home SATURDAY
a. "'r.oCk and uas .:.',' - res Mon
da Nj. and Mrs Re-! 'utf hav" ~"
sNu;stihy ~ ia" ..ntt~.. ,r:nmYn'r
Rev. j. r. Wilson .rd l..."h MaV.". Of
II, .at"d ln'erm'ut It N"rNs cemetery.
E'rei Yost Of M"kc.ep"r'. ~ visiting
his father. NJ. M;toa Y"S'
Mr> ". s. Barton "f td"mIHT:o on
Was the guest ~ Mrs. :. +. Nirk"r>.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fraser ami fam
II, Of s.; ClaIrSvl!.r were the ,-rIcstI
- her 'athsr. Mi':"n Nost SUNDAY.
Mrs - H. Walker &C. Wh""hrg md
Mrs. =. N simpson "f Barton. ard
Mrs John Nahum and son II"h - ''h:-
Mr. and Mrs J W. t.E~lN.
Nj ana Mrs CSri t'rawf' I'd ami FAM
,ly wer.' lhr guests ~ Mr. and Mrs, J.
K White Sunday.
Mrs Morris Njoker' and daughter
Mss Bertha. Of Athens. -. ls visiting
her SISTER. Mrs. s. +. Walkers.
william GOWN OF Martins t'"-ry is
SPENDING II few days with his brother.
Ellsworth Colvin
Master Teddy Fell Of Martins Ferry
~ visiting his grandparents, MI and
Mrs. Sanford Fell.
Mrs. Alfred 8. EIcshv Of Chicago IL
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
" Rigshv this week.
Miss Jennie Mercer ~ s; Petersburg,
Fla. is vIyIi,ns at The home OF her
hrnthar. l.. l.. Mercer
Mre> ,Nara Major VII owe this weeh
tor seattle. Wash. wher" she ~. N'>'
her hruth"r Rev. william Na'~r
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SISTERSV|LLE

S,s,ersv,l.c july 2, Mrs VI VIII
son M. as her guests her HI"ccs. Miss
trhcl l,rdd - Ninrcni and Miss Ala
l-ui'lt' .: Marietta. @.
Ms, F's.s S,"aicy i'f' "Wednesday for
vls' WITH IunEr and NJ. L. +.
IucN ri Columbus. -
MISS Ycita B,wmar. after VISIT 90
several DAY, ui:n Miss Ma5Jori" sutton
and n'h"r trends. mas returned 80 Pitts
burrh. "a
Nlss E,he. Work - IN Wh""!'nr -
M, quest %. hcr ,uri Mrs MARY Rod.
cr, md other relatives
Mr~ Margaret Ma MGrrnv ~ Mar
ie:ra. - who has v""r 'r, Guest - -'r
e.-;..r Nj " :. Erndy na7 resumed
hrnlr
Mrs. tH3z,;,",h Niece ot MINNEAPOLIS
MINI and Mrs Mary r Iand"rS Of
W,os,cr Co. arc he guests Of th"'r
ers,"r Mrs ] r. Wagner
Mrs W"7ra MtrIAt' and BOY dnurh;"r
Miss Mao MarI7u. I; y ..: Wheeling.
ur.o i:.,., been nc quests =" past few
day. # local fric.d- rrrurn"d Wrdnos-
G,t Go Wh"'.iuE
NJ. l." Ma Arkrcw and 'hr"" rh'l-
G-,u o. Petersburg arrive" "rdr"Sdar
r. erend Srv"ra' day with hc- sister
Mrs. Earl EaiEuel
Constituencies 20 - number o' out or
town visitors Mrs Ernest MCfihhs" en-
t"r'ulnod - - dinner party. Tu"sh'N "Na
rInl; n hrr nuu" ~ Saurh Vets street
Covers we're had 10y NJ. ami Mr. W.
lam Smith WHIT are moviDE to Shady
SD, - NrS William Hicrck and
daughter Mss Marie. Mrs E"urEe M'-
t.rNry. 49, Of Tulsa. Mr. NJ MciGlror
~ Huui!nS'on ". VI. NJ and Mrs
y u Huntington. " Va. NJ md Mr.
Manager \ '.,is r he l"'t
Vs.. md con Hor-y have r"lU~"''!
fro.,, = tI,'0.ss 'r,n - ittShurCh. IA
Mrs q. i. Buck and son Billy and
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LITTLETON

VI and Mrs. ". N. King md family
"f Huntington arr sprnd'Hg a TWO w"'hH
.a'luu her. with relatives
Tr;cr Hcud"rs"n VII" - employed at
Weston spent tho week "ud here with
his family
Mss rausc has r"'..n"d home af'"T
Il short ,.-I: with friends N Grafton
rr Anderson was a business N!sit"r IN
Wheeling Monday
Mr.. ard Mr.. rhI.i.rs spent Tuesday
with friends n Mound~vil."
Ar..y Anderson left sunday evening
r,- EcrNuud whcrr ~ has accepted :.
position.
Misscs ARIA Nay and 81" Murphy "f
West l..G, ~'y Spcn; II" week end at
their homes.
Mrs. Wayne F,nl1 spent Friday with
trends - M,na!Ngion.
Miss rcr"Ill ,;I.!inSham ~ McM"'h'
en- s,,.,lr he week ord her" with friends
Nr. ard Mrs. !. p. Hwr"h hav" re-
'rrr,.I lrr'u" inter a short Visit "l'A
rrlonI~ %, Metz.
NJ. amt Mrs. John Shrrv" and family
,cr Tnr.lry ",r M"urdSv.i!" Wn"r"
,hcr W. mas" 'r.i~ future homo.
M,S. V',,a U"wrrd l"fr Sunday t"r
,;i,nda:r whcr" She VII! start N tram
.nS.
NJ T-,I}y wae business visitor
- " ncci.rr Tncsdav
Mr.. ,".,n, i'r-i,..'nwa.l. and family
I.f, Sunday e: '.,!~ r"r" III M".is-
bur. u"'"r .hcr; VISIT here with
fri"r.us
NJ ,.o-a,r t." < spending ~"
We, WIN Marc Slrdcr - Hundred.
I,,.i Scott ur y" MIrtln~v.." ~" nj
Sunday hoy. w!:h friends
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HARR|SV|ILE, 0.

rr.w,rr Gi.;oc!v. = .v"a~e OIL son "
NJ ,rl A.. james ,;.!ln.:,. ~hr Iv.
U.S.. p, i;,--,4,ir. = "a Friday r,rr'nc
following ar Illness -: 'wn ~" bro"
L,,s ,brouch- >. ~, ,,u4oG ~ SOM
.,,,e y. .. eu"s,-,k. Funeral ecr-
,,ccr vcr. hold q. .4c T. -. church 90
Sunday .r'"-r""u '"nGUrt"d L" has pas
49, r., D,,L5, ND ,p.ern,eni Al Olive
,,,,,h rns.d.s BE ,,r.r.s n. lrav.e
+,,n s,a,r- Nra c-otc s.ch,r, &C. Harris
.,c and on. nrnfh.r S.rares. who Ewes
,- Wv. O,. sister ,;,Il. rrcccdcd
,.,, ,,,,- ware ar, ,f,.- , srn-, III
,,o-,.,,.,,. ,,,,v..ra v,e q h,.v
,-..,,,. AMI Re t,,,h
.h., r.. family have
...,.....,., - -, community
Wv, , NJ ,,d Nrq
>.,na u,m ~ ami vrs Horny Hall
,,,.,,., ". uho vc-e called
i,',.... avid 5s,b RI :bc,~
~ nj, h,yo -o,urn.d m
N'''.
,,,u.,,d,, md d,urh-.r
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MT. PLEASANT

Huber; Rius!u Ia pu~, a"scd tho
home .! Mrs. Laura Nr"rr>0n.
Miss Ruth Mayor - Il! 1T n"r home.
Mrs. Waiter lh"mp*"n az near Lam
her adnt. Miss Ruth Major.
Mrs. EdHn BunuS ana !am..Y spent
SUNDAY at The nom, q: Mrs. Edwin
BunGy.
Charlie Scot, <r"n; Sunday 4, the
hon.. Of h.S hrotnrv r;cur%" scott.
Mesdu mes Harry ScEeehl" and Sophia
H""i"r Wee rt.!"rs ~ !T.!"nrilc sat-
friday.
~, J e. Jones and family Of Dillon
vac sven: :,:ilGrGiy 1T ;hc h"n'. IF
his S'>!rr. Mrs S,:rTS"'. at i"rhNIilo.
!. g. q. +. m"nn"rS of ;hIs place hold
a social r!u.' =; tn" L"m, al Nr sam
10. IrN.n wno has been S!rh for y'dr
or more Thursda! "."rinr q: last week
T"LMi! -four members were prra"nt. y
."ur@"pn wa. SERVED by :Hc lodge. All
cnJn!rI A good I'M.
';"orEe scot :, Il. Il: MS home with
BrIGhtS disease
Mr. and NJ charles Irwin and fam
=! spent Srn,.., at the home of his
brother, Jesse IRWIN.
Mr.. md Mr>. E'r"rs' Hog" - Mar.
ms Ferry Ny" ~. i!'r< At tn" home OF
GEORGE SCOT Sunday.
Mr and Mis-. rain'S; l-L-n md son
- Ad"Ht spent SunaaH - ~ m" or
h.s parents. NJ. and Mr.. 81 niue. IRWIN:
NJ and Mrs. Harry S':h""hie and
Idu.ii! spent Sunday Al the home Of Mr..
Chns. SponhaIt" of Ray!amd.
Nr AMI Mrs. less" R"nn"t' az Steu-
h""vIile spent a fcw days IN this place.
Mr. M!"narI ';a.!iGcr II Cleveland
NIcn; a f"w days w:;h has family AT
their country bonn" here.
Mrs. Arthur H"Siry was on the sick
has. Gil and OF King were caller.
n III" home "t J. ". Iawrenc" Tues
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DALLAS

Dallas IS "a haN" rar" musical tr"St
reIi Friday evening. when ne 'StroI-
lsrs' Quintet" musiral organization
rom Nrsonng VII ,.ivn concert ~
N" rr-Shvt"rian church Nou cannot
afford TO mss This opportunity ~ h"ar
ON. of tho finest mis-" that wa - or
~urC or paved IN Dallas Tho tinn OF
tic conrcrr ls Friday evening at Sis.
F.rrryh"dy old and v"lnc. "r'"N"d
tho farm picture show 4; the Freshyte-
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n, Y, STOCK EXCHANGE.

WheeIoS. ". VA. jay =, =
Furnished Tho lnteI:Gencer by A e
hasten 4 60. members ~ ne New fcrl
Stock Exchange NAt.Ch7A Bank Euho
fnr, wh,r.ius. W. Va. !. ais r. BrAnN
SpeSldenC Partner.
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LIBERTY BONDS

,.r,.,. 49, ,a.>0 nrs' Is -" hd
second IS g. Ii. nrsr Gas $50. second
- go. ihird t4S ala. '"ur'h
!. : - Victory SIS. 81 ~. Victory
,Is o. ~
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Nh,cl,., " Va. Jay -.
Furn..N.i Ia" lH''u.seh. ny Il
Male, Il 60 mcm5"r4 New FORK SO
i.I,..;.r. sc,or4 floor National BAT
= " ~. B'Lg
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PETROLEUM

,r ,',v. - "a, "i.-"-cA.' talanc""
g: Nuns $3.50 average '",6l"
Sr:pmtnt, 44,a-. arr~N"e i!6t'.
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Parker Is Normal Coach-W. G.
Parker, director Of gymnsatics in the
Monroe schools for the past three
years, has been secured by Prof. {. f..
Tambling, head of the department Of
physical education and physiology at
Central Normal of Mt. Pleasant, to be
the new coach at the Central Michi-
gan Normal school. He will begin his
new duties in September. Mr.. Parker
is very highly recommended and has
been unusually successful in his work
while serving in the Monroe schools.
Besides being proficient along coach
ing lines, Mr.. Parker is also well
trained i'm indoor work or gymnastics,
being a graduate of the y. VI. c. A..
Physical Education college of Spring
field, Mass, a school that does spe-
cialization work in gymnastics. This
summer the Normals new coach is
taking special work in coaching at
the University Of Illinois.