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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25

NDEVEL0PED water power is
line for scenery - but what
Maine needs is DEVELOP
Ed water power surplus ready
10 meet the demands of any manu-
facturer who may want to come to
Maine.
Ihls need has been supplied by
Central Maine Power Company.
The determination to have power
ready and available has long been one
OF the guiding principles of Central
Maine Power Company. Acting on
this principle it has added, through
the l5 months which ended December
81, 1920, new construction costing
nearly $2,5OO,O0O.
It's transmission system, extending
from Skowhegan through Waterville,
Augusta, Gardiner to Lewiston, is now
capable of handling and delivering at
any point between the terminals of
this line $4,000 horse power.
At SkOwhegan the installation of
the first 1000 horse power unit in it's
new hydroelectric plant is completed
and the second unit will be in opera
ton about February and the third in
April or May. At Farmingdale the
line taps into the steam plant where,
if needed at any hour of the day or
night, 10000 steam, generated horse
power is available.
From this main line, adequate feed
ers radiate to the more than 100 COM
munities served.
1t would seem that the Company
has reached distinct period in it's ex-
,istence. --a 49, ~...-.
1t has achieved the position where
it's lines reach the towns and villages
occupied by one-third of the popula7
ton of the State, where every individ-
ual or corporation in it's entire terri
tory is supplied with every power de-
mand that has been made, and where
it still has developed and available,
ready for immediate use, surplus of
absolutely reliable power.
As told in these few sentences, this
accomplishment may not seem to have
much significance; but to those who
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
Georges Valley GRANGE

, Georges Valley Grange of Apple
ton installed these officers on Tues
day evening Jan. IL: Master, Clar-
ence Conant; overseer, Hugh McCor-
rison; lecturer, Mrs. Eva Kenney;
steward, Newell Kenney; assistant
steward, Frank Hart; chaplain, Mrs
Inez Arlington; treasurer, Albert
Pitman; secretary, Mrs. Nellie John
son; gatekeeper, Fred Sheppard:
lady assistant steward, Freda Gushee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
Turner Grange. I

Turner grange win observe Educa-
tional Day on Saturday. Feb. 5. with
the following program: Business:
vocal solo. Miss Marguerite Merrill:
paper, What Assistance :, Does the
Average Farmer Get from the Agri-
cultural College?" by Ellis McKeen.
The afternoon program will be ar
ranged by Superintendents Of schools
Raymond Blaisdell. Ellis McKeen and
the teachers in town.
Dining room committee: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hinckley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Hobbs, Mrs. Helen French. Mrs.
Sarah French, Mrs. Sadie Durgin,
Carl Leavitt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Shaw. Miss Doris Libby, Miss Hiida
Libby, Mrs. Susan French. Mrs. w.
c. Whitman. Mrs. Addie Dean. Jerry
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Wills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
WASHINGTON
n, &. Earrar

Tie &. drTdr =
The funeral services for the late Her
bert f. Farrar were held at the home
Friday afternoon. January 18th, Rev.
Henry w. Abbott of Liberty. an init
mate friend officiating. The bearers
were Clarence. Creamer, :, Charles, Il.
7Vanner, Emery Turner. Leslie L. Nor
ton, Sidney Humes and Willard r.
Overlook. He leaves for immediate
relatives. his mother. Mrs Addie Far
rar, four daughters, Mrs. Arnold Nor
ton of Bath, Miss Vefneta Farrar of
this place. Mrs. Doris Dickinson of
Bath, Maxine of this place, two sons.
Alonzo and Master Heber, of this place
andSan only sister, Mrs. Lottie Jones.
Harry Hartmann. Ncaretaker for Fred
Sawyer is moving the George john
stone cottage which Mr.. Sawyer pur-
chased from Mr.. Crumnnett from the
Eastern shore of Medomak lake to Mr..
sawyer's island near his summer resi-
dence.
Mrs. Lydia Day. who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Will, Leigher. at
North Washington has returned home.
Many OF the farmers are harvesting
their ice and report some of the best
ice they have ever cut. ~
Mrs. Clara HILBERT, who has been
passing couple weeks visiting her
son, Ralph. has returned home.
Miss Verneta Farrar, Alonzo Farrar
and Miss Maxine Farrar visited their
uncle, Ferdinand Clifford, at South
Somerville Sunday. 33'.
The Augusta mail did not reach here
one day last week until after O'Clock
due to an accident on the road.
WEST-Frank Nash was visiting nj
Rockland Sunday.
George Ames of Cooper's Mills was
a caller in town Saturday.
Convene Jones is able to be out again
after being confined to the house the
last week with an attack of the grip.
Willard E. Overlook preached an in
-teresting sermon at the West WASH
ington chapel last Sunday afternoon.
There was good attendance. x !,
Arnold Bartlett of South Somerville
was a visitor in Town Sunday. rs
Guy jackson of Augusta passed the
weekend with his wife, Mrs. Lottie
Jackson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25

Time: 15-10-15 minutes periods.
Referee: Tayor. Timer: Spinney.
Scorer: Hayes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
Oranges
Gray Cranoe.

Gray grange held regular meeting
Wednesday evening with good attend
ance- It was voted to hold Q day
meeting. Feb. 3 and to invite New
Gloucester grange. sf ~. iti4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25

and Instituted Il several years ago.
That nrst meeting. a. he told. was held
In the school house at Thorne's Cor
ner. He commented upon the growth
which had come to this particular
Grange since that summer night and
said that It made no difference where
he went IN the state on ofticial bust
ness-he was certain TO be spoken to
about Thurns's Corner Grange.
o Dexter, Orange
At the meeting Of Dexter, Grange
held Saturday evening the following
program was carried out: Singing,
male quartet: reading. Flora Moore;
piano solo. Evelyn watson; reading.
Newell Fern; reading. Puma Mower;
play. Calling Up Miss Smith," solo,
Miss Efie Nichols; fish pond.
= eayside Grange
At the last regular meeting Of Bay
side grange. in Ellsworth. the following
officers were installed by Brother A. I.
Foss Of Pamela grange: Harry s. Jones
master; Lester Howard, overseer; FL
sic Estey. lecturer; Willis Trim. stew
ard: Edward Remick. assistant stew
ard: Susie Smith. chaplain; Charles
Smith. treas; Bertha Estey. secretary;
Julias Young. Ceres; Hattie Jones, Pc.
mona; Hattie Trim, Flora; Roxanna
Jones. lady assistant steward; Harry
Trim. gatekeeper. 1t was voted to have
meetings. the first and third Wednes.
days of each month until further no.
tice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
COUPON

COUPON
Central Maine Power Company, ~.
Augusta, Maine.
Please send me ''Your Share booklet and
full information about your securities as an
investment for Maine people.
Address $500. -. -. -. .....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-25
Lineup
Goals Fouls Points

Time Two 20 minute periods.
Referee: Hayes. Timer: Spinney.
Scorer Hayes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-20
COMMUNITY SPIRIT
IS IN EVIDENCE
CONTINUED from page u

/ Broadfeld, f. d. Bryan, Mrs. f. d.
Bryan, j. w. Buchanan Jr., Mrs. j. W.
Buchanan IN, +. j. Bowyer, Mrs. e. j.
BOwyer, j. II. Boulware, Geo. Brant-
ley. ST.. Kelsey Blanton, Clint Brown,
T. w Boring, J. A. Bruce, Mrs. j. A.
Rruce, Mrs j. \. Bruce, Zerncy
Barnes, Mrs II. NJ Baker, Il. S. Bra
zell, j. w buchanan ST., c. l. Beck
ham. Mrs. {. |. Beckham. Il. b. Child,
Mrs. r. b. Child, w. W. Chase, Mrs.
w. W. Chase, j. w Conner, d. W.
Conner. DE-. r. l.. Cline, Mrs. II. L.
Cline, II. X. C,onts, Mrs. II. X. Clonts.
W. F. Cook, W. b. Curtis, George
Google. Mrs. George Google, K. G. Gre
sap II. l.. Collins Mrs. S. II. Collins,
New York; John F.. Cox, Oskar Con-
ger Paul Collins, r S. Clifford, Bart
ley Ccrley. Geo f. Chi.ders. w. Y.
Carter c. \. Cole. Mrs. {. A. Cole.
Mrs. Ida Casper, Lucy CUnibear, Mrs
a. Callan. Henry COnibear, Mrs.
Henry Conibear, A. y. Chiles. Helen
Cochran. Geo. f. Childers, r. O.
Charles. Richard Church, II. Crevisse,
p II. Colvin. H W. Coles. D. l.. Dun
avian. Il. II. Daniel C. f. Daniel. Frank
Dawson, c. /. Dwiggins, Mrs. c. l..
Dwiggns. G. C. Durston, Mrs. q. G..
Durston. Leonard l.. Dunn, Sam DeX-
ter Mr.. Dwyer. Mrs Dwyer, II. C..
Dwiggns. Mrs II. c. Dwiggins. T. w.
Driggers. H. y. Donoho. NJ H. Dalhow,
Mrs. NJ. H. Delbow, A. II. DeVane, Ar
thur Davis, c. W. Deene, d. b. Dick
son. Arthur Davis ST., Evo Davis, f.
A. Davis. Mrs. H. /. Emerson, l.. +.
Ellis. Mrs. H. f. ellis, T. F. Eaton,
Mrs E. +. Eaton. w. d. Edwards Mrs.
w. D. Edwards, f. G Everett. H. G..
Edmonson, Mrs II. c. Edmonson, w.
L. Hart, c. II! Freeman. G. w. F'reese,
j. X Futch. r. b. Fuller, Mrs. X. b.
Fuller, j. ID. Freer, T. j. Fralcy. c. NJ.
Forman, john l.. Fouts. Mrs. John l..
Fouts, = Fischer, +. p. Fischer,
Louise Fiorens. d. Fullerton, J. l..
Gibson. Mrs. j. l.. Gibson, 2. e. Grubb.
f. n Good, Mrs. T. n. Good. DIR w. r..
Grower. Mrs w H. Grower, b. i.
Garner Mrs b. b. Garner. Benz Ge'-
zofi. J. e. Baltimore. Bartaw; p. d.
Goodyear. G. C. Goddard, B. X. Green.
jos Green. r. II. Giddings. W. NJ
Gasl:ins. w. Il. Haines. j. j. Haldc-
man, A. NJ. Haldeman, r. l.. Hendrix,
Mrs. r. l.. Hendrix, p NJ. Henderson,
l.. Hallen. J. B. Hannah, W E Hand,
a. j. Hawley. X. T. Haynes. S. L. Hol-
land. Barlow; H. X. Hooks. w. f.
lTIill, R. f. Hart. G. r Hickey, Mrs
G. T. Hickey, Paul Hendrix, Louis
Hendrix. Villa Hartwell, NJ v Hal
lam. r. B. Hllman. Edw. Hurn, Mrs.
L. F. Hines, W. V: Mailman. G. A.
Hardwicll. Mrs. c. A. Hardwicll, T. B.
Hillman. Il. C. Hitler. Raw Hague.
Harold Harnley Mrs. H X Hooks,
Mrs. n. S. Ivy. W. S. Irwin. w. l.
King. Otto Kline, E. l.. Kinsinger, II.
o. knight. l.. i. Keller, O.dsmar; e. j
Kaufman, Mrs f. J. Kaufmann Wm
l.. Keen. Mrs VIM. l.. Keen. J. W.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-20

Kutrow, S. G. Kennedy, S. NJ. Kellum,
c. A. Kuhr, John NJ Keen, Mrs. John
NJ. Keen, John Korp, Carl Korp, S. E.
Jones. j. A. jackson, Mrs. J. A. Jack
son, j. S. Jewett. Mrs. j. S. Jewett,
c. d. Judson, Mrs. c. d. Judson, w.
r. Jeffcott, j. f. Johnson, Mrs. j. E.
Johnson, w. f. Johnson. A. G. Jones,
Ronald Julian, w. L. Law, Mrs. w.
l.. Law, DR.. X. Letters, Mrs. r. LETTERS,
Sarah Letters, Rose Lesesne, H. III.
Logan, Holmes Logan, VIM. Lohr, A.
Logan, John l. Larsen, Viola Lee, w.
O. Lemasters, Mrs. w. o. Lemasters,
S. c. Lee, X. b. Mckinney, Mrs. r. B.
Mckinney, Omar Mcdaniel, j. T. Mar
shall, Mrs. j. IT. Marshal, H. f. Men,
minger. c. Mizell, F. A. Montgomery,
H. X. Maxwell, Mrs H. R. Maxwell,
+. l.. Mack, Herbert Mendenhall, w.
S. Myrick. 3. X. Mccall, E. n Nor
row, Mrs. E ~ Morrow, w. X Nc
Rae, S S. MacNider,. w. c. Norvell,
Mrs. w c. Norvell, X. E. Nowlin Jr..
j. H. Neville, Mrs. j. II. Neville, Ger
trude Overstrcet, c. F. o Doniel, w.
II. OFT. Mrs w. Fl. OFT, NJ c. OFT, Mrs.
NJ. G. OFT. T. b. O'Steen, J. w. 0Neal,
Mrs. J. W. O Zeal, J. G. Oberholser.
Clinton b. Perkins, Mrs. Clinton j..
Perkins. o. }. Pope, Nuna Patton, f.
NJ. Patterson w. b. Pedigo, II. 0.
Phipot. Haines City; II. II. Primes
Haines City; W. X. Payne, II. II. POLK,
A. f. Pickard, Mrs. A. F. Pickord,
VIM. H. Pickard, Mrs VIM II. Pickard,
J. n Price, e. G. PARCEL, c. o. Pinch,
C. w Persons. Eunice Pipkin, Ber
nice Pipkin, II. 4. Pritchett. j. II.
Peterson, Fl. c. Petteway, G. w. Peter
kin, Mrs. e. NJ Patterson l.. r. Raul
orson, Miss Alice Redgrave, Miss Red.
grave, Mrs. Redgrave w. NJ. Riddle,
J. o. Robbins, A. e. Rose L. H. Rey-'
nolds. Mrs. Il. II. Reynolds, Reid Rob
son, I. e. Rogers, H. w. higgins, Min
ME Reynolds, Kate Reynolds, w. p.
Ramsdell, Mrs. w. p. Ramsdell, A. f.
Sheldon, Mrs. A. L. Sheldon, d. o.
Sloan. Mrs D. o. Sloan, j. E. Swan
son, Mrs. J. e. Swanson. H. l.. Swatts,
c. 2. Seden. Mrs C, p Selden, S. NJ
stephens, Mrs. S NJ, Stephens, r. r.
Sullivan, Mrs r. R. Sullivan, DR.. S.
A. Sylvester, Letitia Sylvester, l.. A.
Snyder. W. f. Sneed, Mrs. W. F.
A1hVSh, Iui VI. -. EoOulliIu, w Iii.
Steitz. Mrs. VIM. Steitz, W. b. Sewell,
w. w Smith. Miss Smith, |. V. Ste
vens. r. j. Slower, Mrs S. A. Smith
Or. w. A. Stanley, Mrs. |. V Stevens,
John Stone, H. NJ. Senior, Mrs. II. NJ
Senior, Delbert Snyder. j. w. Tucker,
May Tomlinson. c. T. Teeguarden.
Mrs. c. E. Teeguarden. Grant Teeters,
G. Z. Todd. Mrs c. f. Todd. Mrs. j.
ID. Thomas, a. J. Trueblood, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. w. Turner, Mrs. L. o. Tucker.
Stephen Veile, Mrs. Stephen Veile,
Quarles Won l'ffon, +. H. Van Sickler,
w. c. Warfeld, S. d. Williams, c. II.
Williams, Mrs c. Fl. Williams, Henry
Wagner J. Edgar Wilson, DR.. S. II.
Wheeler, May f. Wheeler, C. f. Way,
C. S. Whipple. Mrs. c. s. Whipple, ].
c. Watkins, Mrs. G. NJ. Wright. C. 0.
Wheeler, r. w. Weaver. A. c. Wright.
NJ. G. Warning. B. F. Wilson, Herman
Watson, H. NJ. Webb, Mrs. J. Edgar
Wilson, J. p Wilson. John Wright.
l.. w. Yarnell, H. B. Zimmerman, n.
Zimmerman. c. f. Hopkins, St. Angus
tine and Tampa, Isaac Van Horn,
Hanes City.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06

mimitable readings.
X x
Mr.. Arthur Banks came over from
the University Of Alabama last Fri
day. He was accompanied by a
group of congenial friends, students
of the university, and together they
motored to Starkville to attend the
dance of the Lee Guards. The party
included Messrs. Cochrane, Marbury,
Propst, Barnes, Smith and Edrenburg,
Mrs. G. A. Wilkinson leaves tomOr
row for a visit to her father. Mr.
Henry Disston, in Philadelphia, Pom
The trip home will be further bright
ened by the presence OF her sister
Mrs. John Clarke, of London, England
who is returning to this country tc
spent, a few months with home folks
X X
Among the prominent county teach.
ers who attende d the County FielC
Meet, were Prof. Kellum, president OF
The County Teachers Association
who has been so instrumental in the
organization of the annual Field Meet
Prof. Vaughn, of Caledonia; Mrs. Pau
Wells, Mrs. Cooke, Miss Alice Stanley
! Rev. and Mrs. A. T. McIlwain lief
for Memphis Saturday carrying will
them their infant daughter, Mary, TO
consultation with specialist. Dur
ing their absence, their mother, Mrs
Upchurch has charge of the othe
children,
Mrs. NJ. L. Thompson and daugh
ters, Myrtle and Mildred, of Murphys
! boro, ILL.,, have returned home after
REF visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Thompson at their home on Mort
, Third avenue.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06

feta, with gold lace and rose bud
trimmings, and carrying red roses,
The bride entered on the ann of her
father. She was attired in brocaded
satin, the wedding gown of her own
mother, and presented a tall, hand
some picture.
The Rev. Mr.. Weed read the be-
trothal ceremony. Later, the Rev. Mr.
Slack, having put on his vestments
entered the chancel, solemnized thc
marriage and gave the marriage
blessing. The full choir then sang
Stainer's Seven-fold Amen"
During the signing of the register
Mrs. Dora A Fender sang, Entrea
Me Not to Leave Thee by Gounod.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lee Adams
after a short wedding journey, will b
at home at the rectory.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
Adams-Slack Nuptials.

The wedding of Miss Caroline
Louise Slack, daughter of Rev. w. S.
Slack, rector of Saint James Church,
Alexandria, to Mr.. Frederick Lee
Adams, of New Orleans, was con-
summatedgat Saint James Church on
Wednesday evening by the Rev. G. B.
X. Weed, Of New Orleans.
Before the entrance of the bridal
party, Mrs, G. P. Wilmington and
Mrs. p. j, Petagna sang, 80, Perfect
Love,p assisted by the vested choir,
with Mrs. Lewis David at the organ
At the first strains Of the Lohen-
grin Wedding March, played by Mrs
David, organ, and Mr.. Frederick Chan
nell, violin, the groomsmen entered
two-by-two--Mr. Pierson Fitzpatrick
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Horace White, Mr.
Herbert Gremillion. They were me
at the chancel by the groom and hi
best man---his brother-Mr Harry S
Adams. %
The three bridesmaids then entered
Miss jamie adams (sister of TIL
groom) beautifully gowned in pinl
taffeta, carrying an old-fashione
'botiqpet .ofssweet peas. Miss Emil
Slack, easstriking brunette, gowned i
orange taffeta, also carried swee
peas. Miss Nettie Adams lsister. 0
the groom. wore a striking cdstum
of lavender The three gowns wer
copies of LAWN models, all trimme
in silver or gold rose buds.
The rnatron of honor, Mrs. Herber
Gremillion, in light blue taffets
trimmed in pink rose buds, carryin
Killarney roses, came next, followe
by the maid Of honor, Miss Cecil
Slack, in handsome Nile green tai
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06

Friends Of Mrs. H. A. Harvey will
learn with pleasure that she is at
home convalescing from successful
surgical treatment received in a Birm-
ingham hospital.
Prof. ]. N. Lamb, Of the Artesia
High School, attended the County
School Meet last Friday. Prof. Pearce
of Mount Vernon was present to wit
ness honors accorded his pupils.
Misses Dorothy Wilkinson, Sarah
Armstrong, Lona Jemison. Isabelle
Brown and Annie Lottie Edwards
were guests at the Lee Guards dance
in Starkville last Friday.
Miss Fannie Cox, Of Dallas, Tex, is
the attractive guest of Mrs. TT. Whit
ten. Miss Cox has host of friends
who are delighted to welcome her re-
turn to Columbus.
Miss Myrtle Roberts has enjoyed a
visit from her brother, who spent the
past week in the city.
/ Mrs. J. p. Henderson and Miss Ollie
Henderson are spending the week with
relatives in Meridian.
Mrs. NJ. S. Gilmer, of Jackson
Tenn, is here for a few days visit t
her sister, Mrs. Eta Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Harrison, of Ma
con, were week end guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. G. M. Flynn on Sunday.
Numbered among the week end alb
sentees who visited Birmingham re
Gently was Miss Ida Feinstein.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
Mrs. +. X. Simms Entertains
/ For Admired Visitors.

Numbered among the beautiful Soc
.ial affairs Of which last weeks calen-
der was conspicuously full, was Mrs
T. r. Simms' afternoon tea, honoring
with gracious charm her lovely house
guest, Miss May Erwin, of West Point,
and Miss Pdindexter's admired guest,
Mrs. Victor Hanson, Of Birmingham.
Killarney and Marie Henriette roses
combined with snap dragons; and Eas-
ter lines were effectively used III
adorpment, and shaded tapers shed
their softening glow throughout the
reception rooms where a privileged
coterie Of guests from the NJ. S. G.
w. were entertained
/ The receiving line included Mrs. F.
R. Simms, Miss Erwin, Mrs. Hanson
Miss Poindexter and Mrs. J. c. Faint
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
The Ladies'
Reading Circle.


Mrs. Hugh Hairston was hostess to
the Ladies Grading Circle last Satur-
day afternoon, entertaining her guests
at the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Vaughan presided over a pro-
ram embracing Russian Short Story
Writers. Mrs. E. I Baird gave an
analytical criticism of the Russian
Short Story, comparing it with the
production of other nationalties.
Miss Vaughan read selected short
story from Gorky.
AT the conclusion Of the literary
program, the matter of selecting d
delegate to the convention of FEEDER
ated Clubs which will be held ir
Jackson on the 14th Of April was
aiken up, and Mrs. Sheffield and Mis-.
II Ella Sherrod were chosen. "
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
UNIT HOLDERS
In the early Bird and Columbus
Lease Syndicates

pLEASE, TAKE NOTICE That the subscription lists
for both Syndicates positively close Saturday April
9th, and will not be reopened at any price.
We want to thank all those who by their patronage
of the two Syndcates have expressed the good will to CO.
operate in undertaking that at present must be
garded as the most promising for early return to
prosperity.
Though the number of subscribers is rather small
in proportion to the popuace of this City, and the returns
to lis nominal accept the same in the spirit of
every little Bit" /. ... and will add that much
to our program Of development.
We also take occasion to thank in particular the five
esteemed publc-spirted citizens who heading the
two Syndicates Trustees and safeguarding the invest
ment of all subscribers.
And let US give bit of well-meant advice to
Unit holders: "Hold on to them Do not be persuaded
by skeptics to sell at small advance They worth
at least double your purchase price and will be worth
100 to when Oil is struck andthe time is not far off,
What we advise you, we'll do ourselves--hold on to
share of them!
Yours for Oil and Prosperity,
ANDERSON DRILLING co.
HENRY HoENKE, Leasehold Trustee.
April s. 1921.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
Mrs. +. p. Phillips Entertains
At Cards for Mrs. Patty.


Mrs. F. p. Phillips entertained on
Tuesday morning at the Woman's
Club, complimenting Mrs. W. F.
Patty, of Greenwood, with a delightful
bridge luncheon. The guests who en-
joyed the courtesy were Mrs. Patty,
Nine. H. Hairston, S. L. Game, R. f.
Johnston, Parker Reeves, William
Simpson, l.. f. Walker, Lawrence
Franks, Willis Banks, J. P. Wood
ward, Carey Cooke, d. 7. Castor
w. D. Sanders, Arthur Stansel, H. M
Beard, Misses Anna Banks and Yer
non Patty.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
Pretty Compliment to Mrs.
Robert Lipsey.

/ On Monday afternoon Mrs. Nelson
Hutchinson and Miss Anne Stephenson
laited their charming social efforts in
\ a pretty courtesy honoring Mrs. Rob-
ert Lipsey. Their guests were num-
Der of the younger matrons of the
city, whom they invited to NEE. the at
tractive bride.
For the occasion the Stephenson
home on Main street was beautifully
decorated with an abundance of roses,
adorned the drawing room, whore four
tables were arranged for games of
bridge, and Marie Henriette roses
graced the dining room where the de-
liclous ice course was served.
4 An organdie corsage was presented
TO the bride.
Brandon-Pratt.
4 A marriage that came as a surprise
to a wide circle Of friends was quietly
solemnized at the Central Methodist
parsonage last Sunday afternoon
when Rev. T. E. Gregory pronounced
the ceremony uniting in marriage
Miss Daisy Etoil Brandon and Mr.
Clarence E. Pratt. IN the presence
of a few friends and relatives, and
with the brides sister. Miss Judah
Ruth Brandon and Miss Edith Ed
monds as attendants the impressive
words were said.
The bride is the popular and attract
i've daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
don. The groom is a sterling young
business man, a member of the firm
Of Pratt and Heating.
The cordial good wishes of their
many friends are extended the happy
couple.
Prairie Bridge Club.
On last Friday evening the hospi-
tally of Mr.. and Mrs. George Faison
was delightfully."- extended to the
group of bridge players who have en-
livened the social life of the prairie
community throughout the past vim
ter.
\ n
Mrs II. P. King very graciously in
troduced the guests to those receiving
and Mrs. w. d. Sanders accompanied
them to the dinind room, where Mrs.
VIM. Baldwin, Mrs. Lee Game and
Mrs. f. T. Baird presided at the tea
table.
The hostess was also assisted by
Miss Julia Eckford, who conducted
delightful musical program IN which
several talented music pupils rendered
pleasing selections.
Prof. Painter added to the enter
tainment Of the guests with ore Of his
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06

The summer White House will be
in the beautiful Shinnecock Hills on
Long Island, according to late in
formation. DR.. Albert H. Ely, who
accompanied President Harding on
his Florida trip before Inauguration,
has offered his beautiful home to the
IHardings.r And there is one over
towering appeal, say the Presidents
personal friends-and that is-Z"it is
near an attractive golf course