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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27
Christian Science.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds service at S13 1-2 Main street
(first stairway north of the Inland
Empire TDank.) Sunday services are
at IL a. m. and S p. m. During Au-
gust the Sunday evening service is
omitted. The subject of the lesson
sermon for Sunday August 2Sth is
Christ Jesus" Sunday school begins
at 9:45 a. m.
A Wednesday evening meeting
which includes testimonials of heal
ting is held at 8 o'clock. The reading
room, which is maintained at the
same address. is open daily from a.
m. to 0 p. M, where the Bible and
authorized Christian Science litera-
ture may be read. borrowed, or pur-
chased.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27
JoHN IoERaER Wrns


Tho Wedding OF 5onn Joerger for
mcrit of this city, and Miss Alta Mac
Myers Of Enterprise, was solenmized
IN Enteiprisc on Monday, August -,
according tc announcement received
to-day hy Iendleton people
Tho bride is the daughter of AIR.
and Mrs. William NJ. Snow. Mr. Joer-
Rer, who is well known here is the son
Of Mrs. Anna Joerger and a brother Of
MIS- Margaret Joerger and Miss Eliza
beth Jeerger. During the war he
served In the United States navy as
CHIEF pharmacists mate. He is now
iu the laundry business in Enterpr.se,
in partnership w.th his brother-'n-hw
Albert stickler, formerly Of Pendle.
ION
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Social and Club NezQs
ORGANIZATIONS TO MEET

ORGANIZATIONS TO MEET.
The Parish Aid, the Auxiliary and
the Sanctuary Chapter, societies Of
'he Church of the Redeemer, W II hold
their next meeting on Wednesday and
win mako plans for their annual
Round-up dinners and for the fan
ana Christmas bazaars The meeting,
which will he the first since the So
cieties ceased activities for the sum
mer, was 10 have been held the first
Wednesday in September but was held
.at an earlier date so that plans for the
coming year can be made.
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BONDS FOR FRENCH ARE
PLACED AT $4,000

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-(U. P)-'
Charles w. French, the alleged leader
of the $50.000,00O swindle trust and
six others, waived preliminary hear
ing when they were arraigned before
United States Commissioner Glass.
Bonds for French were fixed at s15,-
600 and $4,000 for the others. Evil
dence against. the men continues to
pile up, other quantities of bogus Sc
curit es and other negotiable bonds
arc being discovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27

Bible school at 9;45. Sermon at
1O;45, subject, awakening the
Church" Young peoples meeting at
$3.50 p. m. Union church services on
court house lawn at GAS p. m, sub
ject OF sermon, What Are We Living
For" A welcome to every service. W.
A. Gresham, minister.
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IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
= + - ; = 4 +#%4 =
H 0 M E DEMONSTRATION
Pressing Hints.

When pressing woolen gar +
ments use a moderately hot iron. :
Cover the right side of the gar +
ment with a rather heavy press +
ing cloth, wiring out dry. Press +
until the cloth is dry. then turn +
the garment and press on the +
wrong side. A piece of black +
sateen makes an excellent press +
ing cloth for dark garments, be- +
cause it leaves no lint. V. d. +
; > > = , ; = = . = . .
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Will PASS THRouaH CRY.

Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Ianders. former
~ Of this city, viii pass through Pen
dleton September on their way to
Monmouth whore Mr. Landers will
take up his duties as president Of the
and Mrs Landers have been in New
Mexico where Mr.. I.anders was presi-
dent Of the normal school there. Ac-
cording TO word received by Pendleton
friends, it viii be impossible for Mr.
and Mrs Landers to stop off in this
city on their way TO Monmouth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27
'WILL RETURN HERE,

WILL hEI hN HEtoE
Mrs James Hill and children, will
return Monday from Olympia.
Washington. where they Were called
by the death of Mrs. Hills father. Mrs.
Hill spent the summer at Seaside. MIR.
Hill left today on the Northern Pa
.cific train. and VIII accompany Mrs.
Hill home. The trip will be made by
machine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27

At Presbyterian church, East Al:a
and Casiege streets
Ainfalng sermon, II a m. Preacaed
bv -Jptn IT. Sec0r. Subject, Jesus
and the Toiler.f
Union evening service court house
lawn. e.A5 p. M. eermon hy Rev. W.
= Grecsm7n.
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uEAvEs FOR BINGHAM.

Mrs. James Sturgis left this morn
ing by motor for Athena. where she
will be Joined by her parents Colonel
and Mrs. F. B. BOYD for a few days
visit at Bingham Springs.
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~ $1,000: : -:
4 H URCHE S
~ ;S;;'iii;%t5;;;@:';;:a4S;S;.ii:c
church of The Ise.lccmcr.

The Rector has returned from his
vacation and will conduct services to-
morrow as follows
S Il. m. Holy Communion.
11;O0, morning prayer AMI ser
vices.
The evening service will be the fl
nal union ervice for the summer and
will be held on the Court House lawn
at 6:45.
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RETURNS FROM BEACH.

Mrs. c. c. Sturgis and son. Cyrus.
arrived this morning after spending a
month at Long Beach, Washington.
Mrs. Sturgis, who is the daughter of
MIR, and Mrs. E. L. Smith. of this city,
will leave soon for her home in Bos-
ton.
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HERE rRoAI EcIIo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Drew of
Echo. are here today, They left on
the afternoon Northern Pacific train
for Helix to spend the weekend Mr..
Drew is principal of the Echo high
school.
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REPORT STATES CITY OF
MOSCOW IS IN FLAMES

LONDON, Aug. 27.-(U. P)-Mos-
COW has been burning for three days,
according to reports reachin% here.
The American relief workers have re-
ceived no confirmation of the report.
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RETuRNs FRoM GREENAcREs

Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lockwood,
daughter, Miss Dorothy Lockwood
and sons. Alfred. Roswell and Morris,
have returned after spending the sum
mer at Greenacres, near Spokane.
They made the trip by motor.
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VISITORS FROM ATHENA.
Mrs. S. F. Sharp and daughter, Miss
Caroline Sharp. were Pendleton visit
ors yesterday. Friends of Miss Sharp
will be pleased to learn that she is
convalescing after a serious illness.
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RETURN 10 PENDI,ETON

Mrs. Harry Grant and daughter,
Margaret, who have been visiting with
Mrs. Grants sister, Mis-. H. R, Hanna
at La Grande, have returned to their
home in this city.
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There will be German Lutheran ser
mon at 2 p. m. at the First Christian
church. There will be sunday school
at 1 p. m. Rev. A. Blasberg will con-
duct tho sermon.
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Z. Bailey, presiding slider subject,
IL a. m, "The Growth and Develop
ment Of the Righteous Man" At p.
m, subject, The Home of the Soul"
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BY ILLNESS.

Mrs, +. L. oliver left today for
Camas, Washington, where she was
called by the serious illness of her sis
caiIed by the serious Illness of her
sister, Mrs. a. J. Box. Mrs. Box is
over 81 years old and there is but lit
tie hope for her recovery.
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WALLA WALLA VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Minnick and
children passed through here. yester-
day en- route from their home Yn Wal
la Walla to the coast.
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GCEsT Ia IA GRANDF.

Mss Florence Forshaw is a guest
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Her2inger in La Grande.
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HELIX NATIONS HERE
Mrs. NJ. d. Smith and Mrs. Jack
Rose, Helix matrons, are Pendleton
visitors today.
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BIRTHDAY is CELEBRATED.
In honor of the birthday anniver-
lsary of Clyde Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs,
Phillips were hosts last evening for an
Ienjoy able dinner party at their home.
Peturias centered the table at which
covers were laid for nine, Among the
guests was Mrs. Charles Phillips,
mother of Mr.. Phillips, who is here
from Portland.
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MRS. KIMBALL RETURNS
Mrs. A. A. Kimball has returned
after spending the summer on the
Sound
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HOSTESS FoR CLUE

hOSl Eos tOh CIlk
Mrs. Ida Olson was hostess for an
enjoyable meeting of the jolly Nine on
Thursday evening at her home. In
honor of Mrs olson's birthday, the
guests extended a charming courtesy
in handkerchief shower" \ huge
basket OF delicate pink asters centered
the table and the same color was ear
ried out in the refreshments.
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VIII RETURN TOMORROW.

~ 4 SAN- w.
Dr. and Mrs. H. ]. Kavanaugh, who
have been on a motor trip to Albany,
Mrs. Kavanaugh's home. and other
points, will return here tomorrow.
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Will RETURN THIS lEvENING.

" " ANA-A SAN-N ilio EtNE-NIING.
Mrs. j. A. Barnard, of ia Jane
street, will return this evening after
a visit at Rockaway and other beaches.
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ARE At ENTERPRISE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Roylen are spend
Ing q few days in Enterprise.
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PERsOkAALs

nYTglfn0 IN 10 1THTIn aEEHFN nNIDla
Mrs. John King Of Pittsburgh IS
the guest Of her sisters MIS-. Thomas
Buckley and Mrs. Minnie n. Martin
in this city.
Mrs. James G. Welton and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Louise, have return
ed from Westernport, Md. where
they spent several days with rela-
ttyes.
Clyde e. Hennen Of Frostburg,
was a visitor in this city for the
May Both celebration and returned
to his home on Monday evening.
Burns Carroll, staff correspondent
of the Pittsburgh Dispatch spent
the weekend here with his mother
Mrs. g. F. Carroll and his sister
Mrs. Myrtle Carroll Powell at their
home on CASTOR avenue. He return,
ed to Pittsburgh yesterday. He was
q former local boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bury. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baumann and son,
Henry, Jr., and Mr.: and Mrs. w.
wittmer, mot6red here from Pitts
burgh Sunday for the May thir.
tieth celebration and were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Appel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dlllow, Of MIL
lersville.
Mrs. o. c. Phillips. of Meadow
dale, has returned from a visit
with relatives at Jollytown, Pa.
Major and Mrs. Randolph Stall
maker, who motored here from their
home at Beverley for the bridge
ceremonies returned this morning
to their home.
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Ieran vas present AZ the dinner.
James Deyore being the gdest Of
ahonor, Mrs Emma Spencer daugh.
III 81 Mi Deyore, and stat ptesl.
dent Of the Woman's Relief Corps,
as well as.manys other members OF
the organization added TO the 81.
ready ABUNDANT dinner by bringing
we'll filled baskets and assisting
with the serving. Rev. Malcolm.
Of the Pennington M. .. church,
who preached the annual Decora-
ton day sermon, was also a dinner
guest Other guests from a dis
lance were Mrs. Hagar OFT. Of Nor
gantown, her daughter, Mrs. Vim.
cent, and her little granddaughter,
Jacueltne Vincent. Altogether there
were eighteen persons present for
the twelve o'clock dinner and while
as always the kindly host who had
been used to be the life Of the par.
ty was much missed from his usual
place, the coming together OF his
friends forms a fitting tribute to
his memory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the.
M Wa Grocery Company, a cor.
.poration, created and organized un-
der the laws OF the state Of West
Virginia, held at the office Of the
said corporation on the 1tSh day of
May, 1921, the following resolutions
were adopted:
RESOLVED: First. That the
M We Grocery Company, a cor.
poratton created and organized un.
der the laws Of the state OF West
Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business as a corporation and sur.
renders to said state its charter and
corporate franchise. That s. H.
Diemer, the President OF the said
corporation, be and he is hereby
appointed Trustee for the stock
holders hereof with directions to
convert the property, choses-in.ac>
ton. and all assets Of the corpora
ton into cash and to pay on ano
discharge all its debts, liabilities
and obligations; and after duly dis
charging all such debts, liabilities
and obligations, divide the remain.
der among the stockholders pro
rata, with their several holdings Of
stock, but final distribution shall
not be made until after publication
of this notice.
RESOLVED: Second. That the
President OF this corporation cause
notice OF the publication Of the fore.
going resolution TO be published in
some newspaper OF general clrcula.
ton, published near the office or
principal place OF business, once a
week for four successive weeks:
and that he certify these resolu.
tions to the Secretary OF State of
the state Of West Virginia and de-
liver to him a certificate showing
the publication Of such notice as
provided by law.
Given under my hand this the
Goth day OF May, 1921.
S. H. DIEMER,
President Of M Wa
Grocery Company.
Attest:
/. S. DrEMER, Secretary.
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pma.rmp.m@gmER'
oUESnCNSE
ES&E&Ea&HGGEa
Questions.

Qu6BIlonSs
/. What weakness did Isaac
show when he went into Egypt?
2. What special privilege was
given Moses that no other prophet
3. To what are a parents In
structions compared In Proverbs
6:2S?
4. How long did Solomon reign!
8. What prophet foretold the
honors OF Jeroboam?
6. What was the great error Of
Jehoshaphat's life?
Z. What was the Roman title Of
Pontius PLATE?
s. Who was Ezra's companion in
reforming the people?
o. Whose prophesy was this
"These nations shall serve the
king of Babylon seventy years?"
10. What nation was referred to-
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions
1. God told Isaac that he SHOULD
go down into Egypt, hut dwell
among the Philistines at Gerar.
2. In Proverbs 1858 we are re
ferred to the ant for an example o.
thrift.
8 The fifth commandment is the
only one Of the Ten which has {
promise Joined with it.
4. Solomon was guilty OF idolatry
in his latter days.
5. In Scripture. salt was u type
Of divine grace In the heart ant
life, "Ye are the salt OF tie earth
G. Christ responded to the faitf
Of 2acchens by making himself q
guest at his house.
Z. The prodigal son was perish
ing with hunger and would have
eaten the husks fed to swine.
8. When the prodigal son return
ed home. his father greeted hin
and killed the fatted calf.
0. The older brother was angry
because his father killed the cal
for his sinful brother and had new
er done so for him.
10. The parable OF the PhariseG
and the publican is found In 81
Luke Is.
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survived BY the following children.
Mrs. Francis Kennedy Mrs e r.
Eddy Nh. 6. Grub Mr.. "
shumans all OF McCurdysYfiles
Mrs Ashby Valentine Of Baxter;
Mrs, Guy Bowen. Of Ranger Tex
as; Samuel, Peter B. and Theodore
Eddy. all OF Mccurdysytlle.
The funeral will take place to-
morrow morningat ten o'clock and
burial will be made in he Nc
.Curdysyille cemetery by Under
taker Musgraye and son.
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Howard Glass To
Observe Class Night

Glass Night will be observed by
the f. W. Howard class Of the Fair
mont High school this evening at
the High school auditorium begin
ming at S:15 o'clock. An admission
OF twenty-five cents will be charg.
ed and fifteen cents for students.
A mock wedding, a fashion show
and class prophecies will feature
the program which will be inter
esting from, start to finish.
Tomorrow evening the com,
mencement exercises will taks
place at the First M. e. church be
ginning ut eight O'Clock.
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As has heen-the custom for many
years the MILAN home ut Rymer,
W. Va. was open house to tho
G. a. r. and the Woman's Relief
Corps of tho organization on Sun.
day. During the life time Of the
late John NJ. MILAN 1t was always
his custom give a Decoration day
dinner to his comrades, and Mrs.
MILAN has each year observed the
day with the same ceremony. On
last Sunday the porch OF the home
was guyly decorated with the Stars
and Stripes, while the interior OF
the house was made CHEEKY with
garden flowers. Old fashioned
pink roses from the MILAN gardens
were used with charming effect in
the dining room decorations. Mrs.
w. 2. Dennis, of Fairmont, a daugh.
Ter Of the family. was a joint hos.
tess with Mrs. MILAN. Owing to
the stormy weather only one vet
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MRS. lpA sMITH euRlEp.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ida ]. Smith,
whose death took place May 80,
was held this afternoon from the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Hamilton, on Walnut avenue. Ser.
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Claude H. King with the immediate
family and relatives present. Fol-
lowing the services the body was
conveyed to Woodlawn cemetery
where 1t was laid TO rest.
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Mrs, s. Eddy Dies
At McCurdysville

Mrs. Sarah Eddy aged rs, died
yesterday evening at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Grub,
near MeCurdysville, after an illness
with n complication of diseases.
The deceased was a pioneer resi-
dent Of that vicinity and was a
splendid woman.
She is the widow Of Isaac Eddy
who died five years ago. She Is
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10 Return Tonight.

Mis- Virginia Peddicord, who Is
student at st. Hildas school at
Charles Town, W. Va, will return
here tonight to spend the holidays
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George q. Peddicord, at their home
BIZ Beuoni avenue.
To Winchester.
Mrs. ". H. Conway Is leaving
Sunday for Winchester, Va, where
she viii attend the commencement
exercises at the Shenandoah Mill
tafy academy from which her son,
Hafrison Conway, will be gradu.
ated on next Thursday. She will
he accompanied there by Miss
Emily Stnrges, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Who will also attend the gradual.
ing exercises. Mr.. Conway will
JOIN them there also to attend the
commencement. Harrison has been
elected as one OF a few from a
large number OF cadets for some
special drill work which will be a
pRft % the commencement week
idstiytties. He viii accompany his
parents home to spend the vaca,
tiunlI \
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MIssIon Circle Meeting.

The Woman's Mission Circle Of
the First Baptist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the church. Mrs. j. ]. Gillespie's
group will be in charge Of the meet,
ing and the following program will
be presented:
Song, Rescue the Perishing";
business conducted by the presi'
dent. Mrs. T. L. Henderson; vocal
solo, Mrs. T. E. johnson; Mormon
ism III the United States, Miss Hal
lie Martin. Mrs. W. A. Lawler, Mrs.
W. F. Boyers, Mrs. Edna Gray;
piano solo; Miss Katherine Moore;
devotional. Mrs. N. j. Straight.
A social hour will follow the pro
gram. with the following acting as
hostesses: Mrs. E. c. Curry, Mrs
Sam Diemer, Mrs. Virginia Holhert,
Mrs. Frank stansberry and Mrs.
c. M. Riggs.
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birthday Party

little Miss Della May Riggs,
darghterof L. A. Riggs, entertained
Q number Of her friends yesterday
afternoon from three till five at
HE home Of her father on Third
street fnShonor OF the seventh an
riversary Of her birth. The dining
room was prettily decorated in pink
and white and a large birthday
cake decorated with candles ADJ n
ed the table, Mrs. Attic Horner
vas assisted In serving by Mrs. A.
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1nvitations Issued.

y Invitations huye been Issued by
the Il Howard class, the Senior
class OF the Falrmont High. school,
to theft commencement exercises
To talse place Thursday evening at
eight O'clock at the First NJ. r.
church, The Invitations are artls.
ticallS engraved affairs and read
us follows: "Class Of Nineteen
Htndred twenty-one, Fairmont
High school. Commencement exer-
eisess Thursday evening, June sec.
ond, d. eight o'clock, First Metho.
dist Episconal church.
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Invitations to the marriage Of
Miss Lucy Gertrude Prichard, Of
Warrington, and George Joehem, Of
Peoria, Ill, have been issued by the
parents OF the bride to be, Mr.. and
Mrs Absalom Wellington Prichard,
prominent residents OF Warrington.
TIhe marriage will be solemnized
ON Saturday, June Is, ut seven
O'clock at the home Of the bride at
e1i0 Washington street. Mr.. and
Mrs! Jochem will be at home after
september 15 at the Hotel Jeirer-
son Peoria, ILL., The cards have
heen received here by a number OF
friends The engagement Of Miss
NProhard and Mr.. Jochem was re-
eaptly announced.
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EnleYed Tournarnent

A number Of bridge enthusiastic
enjoyed the tournament held last
evening at the Fairmont Country
club Several interesting games
we're played and a delightful eve.
ming spent.
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Nome from School.

Ruth Ffances Morgan, young
daughter JfiMr. and Mrs. NJ. Earle
Morgan pf High street, returned
rom the Chatham Episcopal Ensti-
tf Chatham, Virginia, this
morning to spend her vacation with
her parents
The first of July Mrs. NJ. Earle
Morgan and daughter will leave for
New York where they will spenu
the repainder Of the summer at
Camp Tegawitha in the Pocona
Mountains and at the seashore.
Mrs Morgan will take a six weeks
confse in Journalism at Columbia
university.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

R. Hammond; Of Moundsytlle. Miss
Vera Robinson and Miss 1rine Hor.
ne rassisted In entertaining the
children The children present
were: Evelyn Morris, Mildred
Fleming, Virginia Smith Pauline
Beeler. Virginia Martin, Betty Par-
rish Eleanor Holt. Virginia Duffy,
Marion Franz. Virginia Brady,
Emily Brady, Betty Pitzer, Mar.
garet james Riggs, Thelma Bennett,
Helen Haggerty, Emily Lively, Ed
ward Hardley, Paul Smith, Junior
Riggs, Milton Riggs. ocie Riggs,
Martha riggs and the hostess.
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soeIetv win Meet.

The WOf1an7s Foreign Mlsslon'
cszespcIety OF the Central Christian
Mo Jan will mees Thursday after.
noon 9:30 O'Clock at the home OF
Mf John Ross, at COS Second
street The hostesses will be Mrs.
Ross Mrs. Clyde Darrah and the
leader Will be Mrs. A, p Jones.
' ss-J-
To Meet.
THE Asher Business Girls Bible
class will meet tomorrow evening
~ as O'Clock at the "T" for their
wseklys supper and Bible study.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George BURY, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bauman and son,
Henry Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Wittmer motored here from
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sunday for the
dedication Of the new river bridge.
They were he guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Appel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dllew, both Of M"illersville.
They motored back again Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01

Or, if you are planning a mahogany furnished bedroom instead of
an ivory one, there is a handsome suite in Queen Anne design, in
the richest 5s Of dark mahogany. lnehoosingfr from this suite also you
are at liberty to select pieces according to your. own preference, for
in the same wood and design youhave either four poster or bow-foot
bed, vanity dresser or regular dresser or dressing table, lowboy. chit
foner and various chairs.