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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-08-04
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY

Alexander Stump and Luther Lin.
ger are kept busy now days working ON
their farms
By the weather being bad. Levy
has been busy repairing the rOad from
his place TO DOdrill. so that he can 90
20 church in his car.
Alta Kendall has been employed by
!. {. HerSman for the past few DAVIS.
While stacking hay they had bad NO.
rident. The stack fell over and reports
are there was not much damage for the
.Ormer
Jack Godfrey motored over to Ar.
.'"idSbnrg Sunday for the big day.
james Vannoy makes special calls Mt
Jay Stnmp's every Sunday evening.
J. ID. Kendall is kept very busy now
days keeping his pipe lit.
Bryan Knots was calling ON his
best girl last Sunday evening.
&. +. Hersman is rig building AZ Bull
Emu for Godfrey j.. Cabot.
Jackson Kendall is pleasant coIler
on his girl every Friday and Sunday
night
The Hope Natural Gas Go. is NOV.
ing the tools to the Lewis Vannoy To-
cation.
The singing at Rush Run is progress
ing finely
VIII close for this time and if this
escapes the wastce basket I will como
again.
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BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Miss Huhy My"r. who has been visit
ing her mother mt this place for the
past two weeks. returned To her home
at ParEerSburg last Sunday
Mr. aud Mr.. William Lcason and Mr..
aud Mrs Gilbert Cross mOtorcd to Mt.
Pisgah. Ritchic county. to an all-tlay
dinner last Sunday.
All the kids are happy. as II circus is
coming here Friday. August 9TH. The
Youngsters are looking forward to II
great time.
Since our last letter the following
persons have purchased new Ford cars
Morgan. Roscoe and Eliza Tinglcr. all
of near here
Misses Frances Shafer aud Mildred
Gilman. of ParkcrShurg. were pleasant
visitors 1T .hr home of Mss Rnbv Nv-r
II couple of days last week.
Geo. w Norman and Andrn Wiso
motOred to parkershurg one day las
week
Don't forget 10 attend the haSc-b''
game mt WHShburn sunday. AuPust =
between NHShhurn and the local team
This IrCmi:'CS to he one of the best
game the local team is capable of play
ing
Gilbert Cross and DelmaS Jackson
mOtored to Grantsville Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Susie Means. of Tough. is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Rufus Wilson at
this place.
Joy Wilson and Stanley Martin at
tended the circus at Pnrkersburg last
Friday.
James Martin mOtored to Chenille
SUNDAY. file was accompanied that far
by John III. Wilson and Frank White Sr..
both of whom will go To Webster
Springs for II visit with friends and
relatives near there.
Bert MalOney. enterpriSimg merchant.
is making Arrangement to conduct II
stand at Beech Valley during the Camp
Meeting. 1t il his intention TO serve
hot lunches. ice cream. lemonade ana
fruits to those who hunger for such.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norman ana
Mrs. Col Wilson were at GrantsyilIc
Monday on business mission
James and Stanley Martin motored
to GrantsYillc on business Monday of
this week
Onr genial friend. Ben Clayton. was
attending to business at Grantsville the
first of the week.
Mrs. Everett H. Martin. Of Parkcrs-
burg. arrived here Sunday to spend q
couple of weeks with her mother. Mrs
Mac Mycr. Mrs. Martin was accom-.
panied 10y Miss Somprvillp who will
be the guest of Mrs. Myer and other
friends during her visit.
Merchant Bert Maloney was transact.
ing business at Grantsyille on Monday
Of this week
George Norman ana Audra Wilson re-
turned sunday from Spencer to their
homes near here
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BROWNSVILLE NEWS

Miss Maxine Busch is taking music
lessons from Mrs Bessie Mathews at
EVANSVILLE
Paul Bower has purcha Sed new
overland car from MorfOrd < Olps.
Mrs II. s. Knight her brothers Ivan
aud AKA Critics. and sister. Miss Dell
critics, Of Tanner, attended the cir,1is
at Parkersburg Friday The last two
named went ON to norton. Va. To- visit
their sister Mrs Thcssa Wells
The small child Of william Rogers
who has been dangerously iIl for some
time, is much improved
W II Erummage aud son. wiberf
and daughter. Miss Grace. Of Washing
ton, W. Va. were the guests Of friends
mere Saturday and Sunday. while st
tending the funeral Of the formers
nephew Walter Davis. Of Palestine.
Master George stump. Of Grantsvmc
was the guest Of Miss Mildred Kplgbt
last week.
Harry White, Of Clarksburg. has been
the guest Of Miss jamie Terrell for the
past few days
Harold Shafer Is the guc.i Of home
folks this week.
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4. L. HAMILTON
is THIS TAN REDUCTION?

fax of two cents on hank checks. a
flat license of $40 on all automobiles.
irrespective of cost or horsepower. an
increase for first class postage rates to
three cents ana I'M added levy on tobac-
60. cigars and cigarettes are under
stood to have been among tax revision
suggestions presented yesterday 10y
Secretary Mellon Ia the House ways
and means committee. meeting in eN-
cciltivc session. ON the other hand
Secretary Mellon recommended big re-
auctions in such income taxes aS would
affect the millionaire classes. The new
administration knows who furnished its
campaign fund for last November
IarkerSburg Sentinel.
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FREED NEWS NOTES

DoSha Sinner and Ethel Kelley
spent IL few days OF last week ut Par
krrSburg.
Segcrnl odd Fellows of this place at
tended lodge at Grantsville Saturday
eight
Mr.. and MrS. l.. w. Collins have been
n the sick list Tor Il few days.
Harley Youk. of Ayers. spent Thurs
day night at the home of A. Il. Wilson.
Fred Jones has purchased Il Max.
"cll ear.
Ray busch and family. of Big Bend.
attended the ball game here sunday.
Born to J. Il. Snider and wife on
.nly 18th. II fine big girl.
Mrs. w. L. Busch and daughters.
Miss Hcllc and Dot. OF rarkcrsburs.
are visiting friends and relatives here
Miss opal Collins spent sunday with
home folks.
clyde Jackson and sister. Miss Ger
"ldinc. of Big Springs. passed through
here Sunday.
large crowd attended singing here
sunday night. We have singing every
Sunday night. Every body invited to
come.
Miss l-oviSn Fox is spending few
lays ut PnrkcrsburG this week.
Clarence lladdOX and family. of Az.
r.''. were here frw hours last sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Freed Speu Satur-
ny and Sunday III the home OF G. W.
,yc.
The Leading Creek Ian team Will
l'.ay the Waslburn team next Sunday
WaShhurn. Everybody go out and
- the big game
Hcnny Dye Sprnt Sunday at the home
II Miss DOllie richards.
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STIR AMONG R.SWEATS
CFrom the Ripley MountamccrD

II WAS reported AT this office that
tn" seats at the town pump were nm
occupied Tuesday afternoon about 3 30
.or minutes. y heated argument had
hecI in progress 10y some of the members
20. III" am" from early in the mormin,.
- To just how the First National Bank
'ault had been blown open
This question being OF much impOr.
'nhcr to the gang. they moved in front
If the bank where they hoped to reach
conclusion. Here they decided that
vnult had been blown open by some
ai:;h explosive and. after much inquiry.
II was learned that none of the gang
had lost anything and that they need
'ut worry further about just how banks
..r robbed. Then they hit il back for
me town pump and too. ~ the ,lurS-
lion OF states rights ~ tn place where
Icy had lc!t off IT, dIN before.
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FREED ITEMS

Bora To ar. a..d Ms J. Il. Sn!der
on last riGay :; girl
Ms. W. X. BuSch aud daughters.
Ee!!c rad dot q! rarkrrSs5ire are Wis
Ing r,.ativcS here
L.. y. and Harley Simmer attended
Modern """diac. lodge al BROWNSVILLE
Saturday :.:2hf.
Mss Louicd FuN is ;hr guest of her
>iS;c.. Mr.s. Grace lIolpp. of Parkrrs-
hGr@. THIS week.
Philip Trippctt. and aged citizcn Of
Sycamore. Is Visiting his daughter. Mrs
l.. Il. simmer of this place.
J. J. Dawson made IA business trip To
ParIcrSburg one day last week. He
waS accompanied by Misses ThodoSia
simmer and Ethel Kelley.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smidcr has been seriously
all for the past few DAYS
Thomas O'Brien. who has been re-
pairing Saw-mili boilers for Il. Il. SHIN
ar and l.. w. Collins returned TO his
homc at burning Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HaddoN and
daughter. Violet. of Ayers. were the
Sunday guests of William Snider and
family.
Mrs. Grover COX and children. of
Kentucky. aId Mrs. ola Bower ana
children. of Indianid. are visiting their
father.
l.. ". Collins is on the sick list
n. !, Skinner il .,t l'iu,.iun,ti hl,i.
thiS week:
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CASE 80. i2-i

tNI.ED ~ ~ GAS CUAIPANrY.
Ai'it.,..t.oI 10Y aldhJr.y
To eliza age rates.
Whereas. application has this day
been filed ~ the nitcd Fuel Gas Conn
pahy 10: authority To change IL rates.
Il Is ordered that leave be granted to
"a iyp .c interested 70 file objections
thereto before the Commission M .a,
timr GA "r before the 18th day of Sep
temhcr. 1871. and this matter hc scr
down Tor hearing at Il meeting OF the
commission To Lr held AT its offices j.,
the Capitol Euiiding in thc civ az
harir>t"H on said l3rh day of SEP.
'cihhrr. 1911. at two o'clock y. H.. at
which time amy one may appear a,d
make such objection thereto nS NAV Ia,
deemed proper
II ~ further ordered that the upn,i-
cant publish II copy OF this order once
tach week Tor four successive wvp.;.
III NV" newspapers of opposite politics
II such there hc and Il general ci,...,,.
latiou ia tar count. or co,,,ti.. ~
'''t'd 10y the proposed change in RATE.
'"' Sh'd applicant shall also mail tr
or serve ON each of its customers. -
t"ctrd thereby at least Fifteen dave
prior I" said 18Th day of Scntr,uhrr
?-l. written notice ia the form ,rn.
crih"d by the Commission. .bo,yi...
8 hhi II has applied tp The puLIic ~cr
nee commission for authority to
'h''iSe It's rates. the rates proposed to
" charged, and the time ana place. Of
Sn'h hta rin" ; making due return OF all
Ih'r'"r ON or BEFORE the day of hear.
ing.
\ Copy
TrS;c: Il. Il. EERNHEIA.
Srcrntnl.,.-
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tat" of j. X. Douglas. deceased against
&. johnson. Administrator of the estate
of j. *. Douglas. deceased. and others.
the undersigned Commissioner will ON
Tuesday the 10th day of August. 1927.
at the front door of the Court House of
said Calhoun county, offer for sale by
public auction to The highest bidder.
one-half of all the oil and gas under Il
certain parcel of G3i2 acres of lard.
situate i'm Washington district, in said
Calhoun county. conveyed to the said
j. Is. Douglas by Virginia and 4. w.
steele by deed dated October LIST. 1913.
for more particular description of
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CARD OF THANKS

10 the people of Palestine the Pales-
tine Jr. q. L. A. NJ. Lodge. the Boat
Line ana those who assisted us and
offered their assistance at Creston. and
others who so kindly assisted us ana
did everything possible to tighten orr
Srief which so suddenly came upon MS
In the loss of our son. Walter. we here.
by offer our thanks and appreciation.
Yet words cannot express our feeling
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Davis
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FARMERS MUST CARRY LIGHTS

Every horse drawn vehicle when
ut night Oh any road in this state shall
display light visible from every di-
rcction for mt least two hundred feet.
The above is an excerpt from the
new :oad law passed ut the recent SEES
sion of the legislature. and will he in
1ercsting To farmers and others who
dl rhair ':uG.y riding n nipht. For 4
vi.i1tiGn CT thc Jaw fine of not less
thna .c: or NJ re than one hu"drcd
d.nAl~ Is provided.
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INSTITUTE NOTICE

The Calhoun County Institute for
Teachers VIII be held AT Grnntsvillp.
w Va. August 22-27. The following
Instructors will be- in charge:
Miss Minnie j. Mcrrells. EIkins. w.
Va
Mrs. VI. VI Bryan. Charleston. W. Va.
Mary Morlaud will lecture ON Agri.
culture on Monday
j. ). Bonar will lecture ON Health
Tuesday
On Friday J. y. Shackleford. of Glen.
vile VIII lecture on American Ideals
Every one interested I'm better schools
are invited 10 be- present.
Yours truly.
n. c. CAIN.
'"l-4t County superintendent
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

by virtu OF decree of the Circnit
Court of Calhoun county. entered at the
April term. 1927. of the Circuit Court
OF said county, in the chanceIy cause of
{. {. Cadlc. who sues OH behalf of him
self and all other creditors of the cs
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FIDUCIARY NOTICE

l, l.. L. Terrell, Commissioner of Ac.
counts Of Calhoun County. West Virgin.
IA have In my hands for settlement the
fiduciary accounts of
Arthur g. Miller, Executor of t.r
estate of J. w Pell, deceased.
John X. Lockncy. administrator of
the estate at &. :. LOckncy. deceased.
l.. L. TERRELL.
N-4--t Commissioner of Accounts
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said oil and gas and real estate. refer
cncc is here had to the papers on file in
said chancery cause.
Terms of Sale Cash in hand on
day of sale
4. 6. MATTHEW'S.
Commissioner.
J. l.. l.. Terrell Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West Vir-
ginia do certify that bond has been
given 10y the above named commissions
or in the penalty of $1.jOO.OO. ms re-
quircd by decree in the above cause.
TCStp:
t. l.. FERRELL Clerk.
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Don1 stick
with the prunes

MY DADS favorite yarn.
WAS TIE one about.
THE OLD storekecper.
WHO WAS playing checkers.
IN THE bacl, Of the store.
AMONG THE coal oil.
AND THE pruncs.
WHEN THE sheriff.
WHO HAD just Jumped his l.inr
SAID Isl there's customer
wAlTIN' OUT front"
AND 81 said "Sh-h-ht
" YOU'LL keep quiet.
mE1eE HE'LL go away"
NOW HERE'S the big idea
WHEN A good thing.
HAPPENS ALONG.
DON'T LEAVE II to George.
TO GRAD the gravy.
F'RINsTANcE If.
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CONGRESS HEARS
DRAMATIC PLEA
FROM FILIPINO

WASHINGTON
"NIuSt fin. he,rt
~ .Anrricu heat
only for rho free
dom ofIrclnnd of
Poland and of rho
CzacI,o SInyuls
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you HEAR Of a smoke.
OR READ about a smoke.
THAT REALLY does more.
THAN PLEASE the taste.
THERE ARE no hooks on you.
THERE'S NO law against.
YOUR STEPPING up.
WITH THE other live ones.
AND SAYING right out.
N a loud clear voice.
GIMME A pack OF.
THOSE CIGARETTES.
THAT SATISFY"
YOU'LL say you never tasted
J. such flavor, such mild but
tull-bodled tobacco goodness.
cure right, too, because they
don't make other cigarettes like
Chcsterfields The Chesterfield
blend can't be copied.
Haze you seen the nsO
AIR TIGHT tins of SOP
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There will be Special CO
ka Lodge No. 40, A. F. & 4
Virginia, on
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

Secretary
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11

Recitation, Passing 1t On" David
Smith.
Recitation, "The Way to Do It,"
Elizabeth Hinkle.
Song by School.
Exercise, "What Shall We Use for
Jesus" five children.
Recitation, "The First Children's
Day." Albert Heck.
Recitation, 1.-THE Meaning OF Chill.
dren's Day." Carlton Shriver.
Recitation, "A Puzzler," George
Dean.
Recitation, "Children's Day, Kitty
Kilmer.
Song by School.
Recitation, "The Shells Whisper"
Lottie Shriver.
Recitation, "a Battle" Comrey
Delaney.
Recitation, "In Him We Live"
Recitation, "Chldren's Day" Mar
garet Hyatt
Recitation. "The Hermit and the
Pilgrim" Mary Dean.
Exercise, Goodbye" four chill
dren.
Song by School
Recessional.
Orchestral Music.
There will he special orchestral
music at St Johns Lutheran church
will observe Chiidren's Day. begin.
Sunday, when the Sunday School
ming at 9.45 m. tomorrow. The
Meditation, After Vespers.' Neil
Morch.
offertory, Love Song" Seymour
Powell.
Recessional. March Celebre."
Theo. M. Tobani
Violins, Messrs. Edward Thomp
son, Geo. D. Curran, Harry Miller
Junior Dean; flute, Mr.. Fred Mat
thews; clarinet. Mr.. Charles Mat
thews; cello, Mr.. Harry Allen; cor.
rets, Messrs. John Darlington and
Pine Durham; trombone, Mr.. Earle
Zimmerman; bass, Mr.. Arthur c.
Custer; organist. Miss Tylen ]
Smith: chorister, Mr.. II. NJ. Grove.
Evening Program.
At the evening service there will
also be special music, the program
being as follows:
Anthem, "Te Deum." p. A. Sch
nocker.
Soprano and contralto solos, Miss
es Siler and Chamberlain.
Offertory, Forever With the
Lord Gounod.
Nuatf soDraro ana cop+roI+.
Misses Sfler and Chamberlain.
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MEDICINE CHEST
FOR ONLY s. CENTS
With 1t You Can Instantly Re-
lieve Pain Caused BY Burns,
SCaldS, Cuts And Bruises.

A jar of San Cura Ointment costs
but 35 cents and if it doesn't do ey-
erything this newspaper article says
it will do Workings Drug Store
will give you your money back.
1t relieves bleeding, itching and
protrudins piles. it helps chronic,
running and fever sores, no matter
how stubborn or hopeless. 1t is an
antiseptic ointment that begins to
head the minute it is applied
It's one of the finest remedies
ever compounded for boils. carbun.
Giles. ulcers. eczema, letter. chill
hains. chapped hands or face. Price
only So and IS cents a jar. For the
baby, for rough, tender skin and TO
quickly acquire fine complexion,
use San Cura Soap Us cents.
Thompson Medical Co. Titusville,
Pa. 1t
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TEMPTED ROBBERY OF
SPRING GAP POSTOFFICE

Patiently boring eighty-seven holes
in a semi-eircle in the door of the
post Office at Spring Gap Friday
morning a daring attempt to rob the
postoffce was frustrated when the
thief or thieves who forced in the
bored door. set an alarm bell 70
which, it is thought, scared
them away. Discovery of the at
tempt was made by T. VI. Stallings.
The postmaster, this morning, whose
home adjoins the small building
used as Il postoflice, when he went
10 the Office TO omen MP. Nothing IN
the office had been disturbed \
large knife and a sack We're left he.
hind by the thieves.
The matter was reported to ths
postal authorities and an Inspector
made an examination
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CHILDREN'S DAY
EXERCISES SUNDAY
Interesting Program At St.
Johns Lutheran.

In addition to the announcement
of programs for other Sunday
schools, the following will be pre-
scented Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
by st. Johns Lutheran Sunday
school. The school will assemble
ut $50 O'Clock:
Professional.
Song by the school.
Prayer by Superintendent.
Reading of sixth selection. page
2, back of book.
Recitation, Welcome" Wachtel
boys.
Recitation, Children Day" Mary
f. Chambers.
Recitation, Glad Lucille Har.
per.
Address by Pastor.
Graduation Exercises.
Song by School.
Recitation, "3e Very TALL Paul
Garrett.
Recitation "Posy Girl" Alma sny.
der.
recitation. THE Trock." Fern
Kline.
Song. "Jesu, Calls Me- Primary
Department.
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fill his pulpit at both services. Come.
Hear. The friendly church. Pas
tors address, 531 Virginia avenue.
Second Baptist Church.
North High street. r. w. Griz.
Yard, pastor. Sunday School at $50
a m, Roy Edwards, superintendent.
Prayer meeting at 7.45 Wednesday
evening. Secretary C. w. Sayers OF
the local Y. M. c. A. will preach in
the absence Of the pastor Sunday
evening at 7.45. No preaching Sun
day morning. All cordially invited
to attend this church.
Trinity NJ. {. Church, South.
Sunday School $50 a. m. Chill
dren's Day 1870 a. m. Special pro-
gram by Young Peoples department.
Epworth League Z p. m. Preaching
& p. m. You are welcome to all
services. Plenty good music. Come.
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kfO httttttthI1i
''''43& y1B %

come 10 all.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Rev Dudley Boogher, rector King
and College streets. Sunday Sehooi
$50 "A. m. (Childrens Day exer-
cisesJ Morning prayer and sermon
II a. m, Evening prayer 7.30 p. m
You are cordially invited to wor
snip with us.
Winchester Ave. Christian Church.
Rev. Roy Schmucker, minister
Bible School $50 a. m. Preaching
!O.45 a. IN. Special subjects. Chris
tan Fndeayor 645 Big program on
Preaching s p, m Subject, Gods
salt" Special music at night. Bring
your friend. Boost for God.
Second U. 3. Church.
New York avenue. Sunday School
go. MIR. Seders class will rally
II a. m, sermon by pastor, appro.
pirate 10 Ghildren's Day 2 p. m,
Junior meeting. els p. m. Inter
mediate program. 7 p. m. Christian
t.ndeavor 8 p m, song-alog. "The
Voyage of life. F." A special program
Prayer and teacher training, Wed
nesday p. m.
First Baptist.
Tomorrow at II a. m. Or. Taylor
will preach on christian Heroism.
At 7.3o p m, his subject will be
Ghosts
Presbyterian Church.
The Sabbath School at 9. 30 a. m
Public worship Al II a. m. and P
IN. Young Peoples meeting at
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
8 p. m. THE Spirit and the Bride
say. COME" And they with one
consent, began to say, Il pray Thee
have me excused " Who follows
their example?
Central Church Of Christ.
South Queen street. Bible School
at $50. Best place for your child
Communion and preaching at 1915
Subject, Life the Season For Ac
ton" Eccles $40. Junior c. F.
Society at 8 p. m, the children
Senior c. f. Society at p. M, all
young people. Preaching at 8 p. nj
Subject. THE Light of the World.
Matt 5-14. Brother Hayden Wall
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OPEN SALE OF
ALUMNI TICKETS

Tickets for alumni play and pro-
gram. which will be presented next
Wednesday night in the High School
auditorium, have been placed on
also are obtained at thirty-five
also are obtaipal1e, at thirty-five
cents each, at the Y. NJ c. A., the
Chamber of Commerce office, Har-
pers' and Workings drug stores
and the store of r. B. Adams
The program this year will in
clude playet. Days of Our Youth, :"
review of former days by means
OF album pictures personitied, and a
number OF musical numbers.
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PAW PAW ARRANGING
FOR JULY 4TH EVENT

What promises to be the biggest
Fourth of July celebration in Paw
Paw, w. Va in recent years, is b..
ing planned for the approaching hol.
iday The occasion will be the un.
yelling of a bronze memorial tablet
being erected for the perpetuation
of the memory OF the men from the
town and vicinity who served in the
World War. The program will con-
sist of speaking, music by two
bands, parade and other features.
The Radcliff Chautauqua Bureau
has booked the town for three days,
July 81. % and %. This will be the
third successioe season for these
people, and this years program
promises to be better than any pre-
yiously given.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
En1nertS
WILL RESUME
COURT MONDAY

The Jefferson circuit court, which
was adjourned Thursday of last
week for one week, on account of
the sudden death of brother-in-law
OF Judge Woods, will not be recon-
vened until next Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, on account of delay in
the body reaching Martinsburg
The case OF Shirly VS. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will be resumed.
All witnesses and the jurors in the
above case will be on hand at that
time
The petit Jury was notified to ap-
pear on Tuesday morning, June Il,
and also the witnesses in the case
Of Henry Johnson. who is expected
to be tried on Tuesday 'or the
shooting Of Robert Mansfield.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
ENTERTAINMENT
BY Mr.. HOPPER

At his home ON Moler avenue last
night, Mr.. Conrad Hopper entertain
ed a number of friends. Music and
games were the chief diversions and
refreshments were served The af-
fair was a very delightful one, the
host proving himself an excellent
entertainer. The music was furnish
ed by George Mason, clarinet; Amos
Musser, piano: John Fearro, cello,
and Harry Miller, violin.