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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10

trict Board will pay for it's own
grading at the rate of soc per
hour to each grader, as has been
the custom heretofore.
Teachers examination will be
held as follows: April 7-8; June
$40; July 21-22. Those who de-
sire to pass the renewal will ex-
amined on the following books:
The Glass Room Teacher; and
either Theodore Roosevelt, "The
Boy and the Man., or "Commun-
ity Center" by Hanifan, L. J.
Better read both.
A few of our teachers attend
ed the Mongahela round table
held at Fairmont AS instance.
Those who heard Doctor Tilling-
harst of the Horace Mann school
New York City and Doctor Fret
we'll of Teachers College were
certainly paid for the trip. in
the evening the teachers went in
a body to the tabernacle to hear
the Rev. William Sunday, 1900
strong.
We are still receiving petitions
from teachers to be sent to the
Legislature for better schools.
Some districts have done excel
lent work in respond in to the re-
quest and some have done moth
ing. Teachers, you cannot hope
to get any more than you ask for
The next session of the Legisla-
ture will convene March 18th.
1t is not too late for you to get
your petition in yet. Every
teacher in the county should do
something.
Respectfully,
E. A. HUNT, Co. Supt.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
All He Got Out of Life

Senator Fletcher of Florida
tells this story in illustrating the
difficulties of some people in
meeting the problems due to the
high cost of living. "a woe-be-
gone creature" said the Senator,
walled that for forty years he
had worked hard and that he had
got nothing out of life except his
cloths and food" "And, accord
ing to the Senator, the dissatis-
fled citizen claimed "his food
never agreed with him, and his
clothes never fit"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
SCHOOL NEWS

The examination for free
school diploma will be held on
March 17-18. The second test
will be held May 1918, but will
not be held in this county as it
comes too late for US. We will
then have. but one examination
for the rural schools. The ex-
aminations will be held at the u.s.
ual places for holding the exam
ination. 1t is not possible for us
to give these examinations in
every school in the county, but
will try to arrange so that no ap-
plicant will need to walk more
than two or three miles. The
work will start at nine o'clock
and close at four.
Applicants in these examina-
ton will furnish their paper
pens and ink. Do not write with
pencil.
The manuscripswill be graded
in each district by a competent
board of graders selected from
among the teachers b ythe Coun-
ty Superintendent, and each dis
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
MAYORS PROCLAMATION


There will be an Election held
on Tuesday, March the first, 49,
81. in each of the respective
wards for the purpose of elect
ing member of council there
from for a term of two years.
Salary, one dollar for each re-
ular meeting attended. Voting
for a mayor without Salary ex-
cept Council attendance.
Voting for a city Recorder
salary $4,000 per year in ad-
dition to Council attendances.
Voting places are as follows:
Ward DIR. Hamiltons Of
flee.
Ward q. P. Tibbett Store
Ward 3-Cains Garage.
Ward 4 Mayors Office.
Therefore |, L. L. Bennett
Mayor call a mass meeting OF
the Citizens to be held at the
High School on Saturday even
ing, Feb. 18th at 6 p. m. for the
purpose of placing in nomina-
ton candidates to be voted upon
at the Election Tuesday Mar. ]
1921.
L. L. BENNETT, Mayor
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10

not had case of typhhod fever in five
years. Belington is located in a
beautiful valley and out a short dis
lance our secenry is greater than
be found in Switzerland and we have
the foundation and makings for as
fine summer resorts as there is in the
known world.
We have a conglomerate Of sands
which will with half cement ordinarily
used, do the work and makes a bet
ter building. Concrete products are
in abundance and we believe that saw
ings of 81 100000 can be saved in build
ing material if the capitol is relocated
In Belington.
We will not put up a lot of Doodle
and unnecessary expense or send a
delegation to Charleston when the leg
islature convenes again. Mr.. Thomp-
son our representative will be there
and he will make it his business to
show you why Belington is the only
reasonable site and explain any of the
details that you don't understand,
All will admit the central location
the railway faculties, the great hard
surface highways and surrounding
lands and natural resources that is Of
fered by Belington are second to
none in the the entire state.
We believe the citizens Of West
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THE CAPITAL
Continued from page one

the capitol centrally located
The writer is informed that central
location for the capitol is molly real
estate scheme and only real estate
men clamoring for relocation The
fact are real property is the foupda-
ton of all security The owners of
all are he real estate men, the taxpay-
sers who want the capitol located with
fairness to all and not serve just a
special few in one end of the state. Sc
locate the capitol at Belington.
The real estate men property own
ers) of Charleston want to keep the
capitol at Charleston. Is it fair to all
the citizens of West Virginia? Is it
reansoable? Can you give us any
good reason for having the capitol in
the edge of the state against the great
Majority who want to centrally loccat-
ed.
Belington is a healthy place to live
in. Pure spring water from the
Laurel hills and there are no mines
or coal close the source of water sup
ply. Our elevation abouve sea level
is 1902 feet. Dr. Strother one OF
our leading physicians says he has
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Tuesday night the High
School students and facalty at
tended in a body the Community
Revival at the Methodist Church.
5 Supt M. P. Boyles, Madalon
BIatchfard and Helen Pownell
attended the Monangahela Val
ley Round Table and .Billy Sun
day Revival at Fairmont last
week end.
Dorssie Benthett of Broaddus
College spent one day last week
observing teaching in the Beling
ton Schools.
Physiology and Commercial
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DARTMOOR, w. Va

We sure are having some rainy
weather.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Jones the 10 of January girl
baby.
Mrs. Pearl McDilda of Coalton
who has been visiting relatives
here has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan Mellow
nell Of Norton are Visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A.. S. MCDONNELL at
this place.
Several young people of this
are attending the meeting at Be-
lington.
Mr.. Roy Vanstrawern and
Carson Lipscomb of Coalition
were visiting friends here Sun
day.
Mr.. Roy Wees of Coalition was
visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wees Sunday.
Robert Henry oneof the B. &
l. store has been transferred to
Weaver.
Mr.. Walter Mcdonnell seems to
be very Happy where ever you
see him he is always singing
Sweet Evelena and he says why
shouldn't | be happy.
The school here has purchased
new victrOla.
Miss Lillian MCDONNELL says
she is going to plant a yard full
of sweet Williams this summer
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
Special Fuller Brush Company
A NATIONAL REFERENDUM

The referendum just conclud-
ed by the Chamber Of Commerce
of the United States covering the
question of local transportation
throughout the country has pro-
duced 1859 votes, cast by local
Chambers of Commerce and
Boadrs of Trade throughout the
country in the affirmative, on the
question Existing traction fac
ilities should be conserved"
There are no negative votes. The
same results attends the vote on
the following question: "The at
tiude now taken towards street
railway problems should be bas-
ed upon the present and future
needs of the community" Pri-
vate ownership with regulation
''that will promptly follow charg
es in the situation, with provis-
ion against unfair competition,
as we'll as relief from "all bur-
dens unrelated to the service, :"
definite official responsibility for
the Replication of regulation"
as we'll as for the availability to
the public at all times of "the
facts as to the results of operat.
ion," and for resident responsible
lie executives wholly conversant
with local requirements.
These referendums, in which
the trade bodies of the country
have been participating, are in
teresting inasmuch as they show
a disposition to deal with abso-
lutte fairness with the public ut
ilities of the country. The polit-
ical situation has also cleared it
self materially, and the policy OF
live and let live appears to gov
ern the attitude of members of
the Federal administration, in
and out of Congress. Reports
to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, the Federal Trade Com
mission, and the Interior De-
partment, all indicate that the
country has settled down to a
sane determination to encourage
private ownership and efficient
public regulation, not only Of loc-
al transportation but of lighting
and power plants as well.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10
BUY YOUR NURSERY
STOCK NOW.

Buy Stark Golden Delicious
the young bearing apple tree the
original tree grew in w. Va.
also Stark Delicious and all 9TH
err nursery stock from Stark
Bros. N. & O. Co. Starks Col
den delicious is better than
Grimes Golden and SO per cent
larger. | sell the complete line
of whole root Stark treets
JOHN R. ICE, Salerman.
Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10

Geography are two new subjects.
in B. H. S. This Semester Ex-
animation are a thing of the past
The following are a few observa-
lions noted by Supt. Boyles:
Students making the highest
gedral average Deuvar Shome SO
Students making second high
est general average Jessie En-
nest 88.
Students making the third
est general -Chas. Eib IS.
Losen Rinehart
By Glasses.
The Seniors Charles Eib IS.
Losen Rinehart IS
Eva Wilson "a
The Juniors Jessie Ernest 88
Correll Turner "a
Bernard Wease 80
Sophomores Denver Shomo SO
Edra Stalnaker "a
Bonnie Wilson "a
ALBERT Polling "a
The Freshmen :-Cleta Jones IS
Lucy Radabaugh "a
Beryl Crisis SO
Glass Average.
Sophomore 70
Junior 76
Seniors rs
Freshmen 70
Rev. Radabaugh and Mr..
Rushing visited US Tuesday.
Preachers we appreciate your
visits. Come again.
The B. H. S. Basketball team
will play at Thomas Friday
night.
LITERY PROGRAM
Feb. J. 1921.
Song
Recitation-Mary Brown.
Local Current Events-Mary
Simmons.
Piano Solo-Grace Kinsey.
Prophecy-Roy Jefferys.
Reading Perry Cook.
Essa-Darawin Shobe.
Medley-Aubert Gamer.
Piano Solo-Forrest Right.
Reading-Mildred Kittle.
Debate
Which was the greatest Man.
Geo Washington or Lincoln.
Off. Neg.
Brooks George Alfred Griffin
Reading Hugh Gall.
Song.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10

Chicken Dinner 1870 Sun
day at Crawford's Restaurant.
Price SO cents
Mrs. H. A. Stellar and son
John were visiting her uncle ;.
G. Morris at Fairmont last week.
John Ice and l.. l.. Bennett
were in Clarksburg Tuesday at
tending a Capitol Committee
meeting. =,
Z, D. Cross who has been i'll
for several days is able to peram-
bulate after a treatment from
Chiropractics.
A passenger on the Wednes-
day A. M. train who wanted TO
unload at Tygarts Junction talk
ed himself into Belington.
An engine was seriously DIS
abled in the yards here Monday
evening by a rearend collision
thru an open switch.
B. J. Phillips an engineer OF
the C. & C. who formerly lived
in this was killed a few days a.
90 in a train wreck on the e. &
c..
M. Halter has been disabled
for few days from an attack OF
Lumbago. He says probably a
few buffalo" nickles got away
during that time.
j.. w. Ramsey of Philippl
passed through here Mondayen-
route to Elkins to visit his daug-
ter Ruth who is seriously i'll at
that place.
Congressman Geo. M. Bowers
has his quota of free seeds, and
all those who desire to procure
packages of same should send
their names at once to him.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Skaggs and
baby of Richard on the M. & K.
are here this week visiting Mrs.
Skagg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Price.
1t don't pay to interfere in
family qurrels a few days ago
at Gilmer man interferred with
another man who was whipping
his wife. He was shot and kill
ed.
w. T. Curry was called to Cen
terville one day this week on &C
count of the serious illness OF his
brother Howard. He is report
ed much improved at this writ
ing.
Chicken Dinner II 80 Sum
day at Crawford's Restaurant
Price so cents
You can easily tell the true
Christian if you will watch how
they receive the halt and the
lame or the hungry way-farer
Not they who pray the loudest
and go to church oftenest are
the truly religious folks.
Dellis Biller was fined in
Squire Simpsons court here
Monday for an alteration in the
movie hall a few nights ago. He
is a country boy and OF course
must behave better than the
town bred.
Belington's record in the gas
case are reported last in the cap
itol fire. The case was review
ed a few days ago and no one
there to defend our rights. OF
all raw deals the Public Service
Robbery Commission takes the
cake.
J. G. Kreiner Asst. Gen. Pas
senger agent of Baltimore, F. S
Rowe district passenger agent
IJ.F. Getty Division Freight
agent of Cumberland and W. B.
Mcintyre train master of Elk
ms official of the w. M. R. R. and
A. F. McWilliams acting train
master of the B. & 0. of Grafton
were Belington visitors Wednes-
day. for the perpose of investi-
eating the wreck in the Beling-
ton yards Monday evening.
It's Chicken on the Sunday
Special at Crawford's Restau-
rant, ONLY SO cents !
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fINN hi q nm 8 I'M q N q q M q n = NJ n f 3 . I
HERE AND THERE
ImMDlEsl mIHaI q q q ID NJ sINEaII

A<@ 80
unnMnanEzHmaEnwmmaa@EaMllzH
w. B. Rector is out of town on
business.
F. F. Coontz is working at
Wolf Summit.
Mrs. w. S. Price is reported
on the sick list.
F. j. Booth was in town Mon
day on business.
r. S. Dayton of R. 3. was here
on business Tuesday.
Vogel Waltz of Baltimore is
here visiting friends.
Archie Mccoy is threatened
with sleeping sickness.
j. A. Viquesney was in Philip
pi Saturday on business.
Mrs. J. B. Moore of Mt. View
farm was in town Tuesday.
Mems meeting at the M. f.
Church Sunday at $50 p. m.
"Red" Groves of Gassoway
was Sunday visitor in town.
Noah Parks of Philippi was
here on business Wednesday.
r. S. Dayton of Antioch was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Rev. ]. w. Richardson has
been on the sick list for several
days.
The Dartmoor mines are re-
ported to be working good at this
time.
F. E. Thompson was busin-
ess' visitor in Clarksburg Tues
day.
Mrs. johnson of the Right Adj
dition has been very i'll for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Ruth Coffman of Elkins
was here part of the week visit
ing friends.
Roy Brandon bother of F. V.
Brandon is seriously i'll in Buck
harmon.
G.. A. Coontz and Bradford
Robinson of R. a were here on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Rightmire OF Ell
kins was here over Sunday visit
ing relatives.
r. L. Tallman, County Surve-
yor, was in the city Monday on
business.
Mrs. Kate Ball of Fairmont
sDent a few DAYS here this week
visiting relatives.
Sherwood Shinn and Tom
Rohrbough of Morgantown were
home over Sunday
Happy" Shinn of the Wesley
an College Buckhannon was
home over Sunday.
Wanda Keyser of Buckhannon
spent few days of last week
here visiting friends.
Some men curse their wives
and beat their horses and yet
claim to be Christians.
Mrs. Maud Price and Mrs
Tom Fitzwater were Buckhan-
non visitors Monday.
Mrs. Emma Rightmire OF
Parsons has been here for sew
eral days visiting friends.
II. V. Viquesney and wife OF
Minnehaha Springs are here
visiting relatives.
Geo. Hill o fthis city who has
been in Pitts burg on business
returned here this week.
John T. Roger of The Grafton
Leader spent few days of this
week here with his family.
Miss jamie Harrah who has been
i'll for some time is reported to
be convalescing at this time.
John McCloud and David Hill
yard, of the Pike were business
visitors in town Monday.
E. D. Koontz who is on the
Printing force of the present leg
islature was home over Sunday.
Fred Campbell accompanied
his brother Phil to Baltimore for
medical examination last week
J. A. Viquesney and J. H. Eel
ton were business visitors at
White Sulphur Springs this
week.
A Coopar child from Junior
was inferred at the new Gene
tary below town one day last
week.
Miss Beulah Wilson spent q
few days this week attending
Billy Sundays meetings in Fair
mont.
Vance Wilmoth of the Serpel
Addition acknowledges the visit
of the stork at his home the past
week.
Ike Lazarus left town one day
this week. There are no ques
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-02-10

Mr.. Harvey Day has been at
tending Billy Sundays meetings.
Miss Wilma and Alta Chenn-
ing of Valley Bend have been
here visiting their grand-par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Day.
Mrs. Jones of Luke Maryland
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Jones of this place.
Special Fuller Brush Company
Representative in the city
We have full line of person
al and also household Brushes;
will only be here a few days !;
will demonstrate brushes in your
own home. Just address a card
to
Ed. FINKING
General Delivery
Belington.
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: ~ Miss Ruth MCGu.n-


wee" -"'"I """~' ~ Miss kuth Mcuu'"-
"cS,.
Mis- Anne rrhwiey has returned 10
Mnrgantuwn. after being the guest OF
Miss Al. Eunr"s-n Of the Island. over
H' We "-"'". ~ +, ,,,
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EH''H' "' MS "''HNh''.. 'H'H' "''''
Th"rni"n. OF SlStcrSvi!lo
Mrs. Ralph ElasS. and daughter. Eir-
! ginia. Of Angola: Ind. will arrive in the
| civ ms vr,k ,o T.. tn. guests Of the
10y '".S N'N ~ " ,t w.. = -
u,,'sa. t.,,,, cr,,'.,.
Co., ,,,i ,t.>.i,cb or
| Ty,"r county. have rnturucd home after
, few DAYS visit with friends and rC,A-
i've: IN mi. Vicinity
N;.s I...r,l., En.,vgcs has returned 10
i,H ','','' N.!2H', .,- r,' ,cr Wis.
''F nom" on MAI N'' Nl' q, ~
+ II VITA r"'NNrS III N''INo"'-,
9: g Martin Of '"'umn"I: ,' g., was i
business ra.."r IN IN" r''y SATURDAY
Ms; Mvrlir W:cdcbuSch OF -Four
,e.n,n ,,rr., 49, ,h, gucst Of hor aun;
-, N.'r,,,.,,., j..
d" y u,,. ,r ,,i.. ,.;,,.
In"h y /'"' my, 1'' Hi,r.ni.
Is stopping 4 coupe Z" n.!H III iis ,,n,ro
.hE =" ',,u, I , ri' 40 ,hrcr cars in
ll 'trN' Ihnd' h'r" hlc t'Ir' n,'T ~, -.
Mr. IarnirS party. ON" IS occupied -!
Mr. IArnN@ parry. ono - ".E"r''" ~
Mr.. "lrnit| ana ms tthI.!; . .m" S,;s.'s
10y J"nh y Iir"'I". IL. ii''i 80" .birI L,.
Eu:~%r!l "f Cameron. and the thlrn ny
Mr. ana MIS-. fithfE lc'!huc -
land: ..,,,,d-
Miss Pearl Dean or -Nkroh - ~ ','
inG Il few days visiting az 'h' n'''',,.
her sister. Mrs Henry N'r'""''' ""'
Miss ;tltc" Marsh student at li"'mH !,
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.n,nd several days looking a.tcT b"S'-
ness int rests. = =. al,
MIR. and Mrs. Louis M"dAr at E"r'n
Market street are the proud raf"hNH -.
4 Young miss who arrived SUNNI
morning. The father j. Il We'll khn" u
nrcman ATTACHED to tn Tw"nty-hr't
street station. >.r,h
Mr., and Mr.. Emerson West of N"rth
Wheeling are tn" proud parents Hi =.
baby boy. born Saturday. MIS-. vs. w.
will b. remembered As formerly '"'9S
Edith Rhodes. 81 .bo
Word has hcrn received here "I ln'
arrival Of 4 I'm" new baby boy al IN:
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold lt'SS Il.
Baltimore. Mrs. Ross formerly WIS
Miss kathryn Ingram of this clF:
Mass Glcnnl MCt"nnAuSh'f ". -r"'
1vhnsiin., will return t. Washington. !!
G., where she will again h" "mr!"HrI
in one Of the capitol "lty "\"hahs'' %
The Bcll Telephone company
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LINCOLN HIGH
VIII Graduate Class OF Ton Seniors
Evening OF T~~~ 10.

Eight young mem "I,. ~" i"unE We
men VIII recCiN" their hlr,"rnaS from
Lincoln high school Friday evening"
June 10.
Tn" week preceding tn" graduation
rN-rCiS"S will hc busy "n". beginning
Jun" : with Il bacCalaurcaf" sermon at
the Simpson A. N. T.. church hN ! .
Hodges. On Monday evening viii be
held tho annual class play. Will" TUES
day there will hc the alumni; party. TN
"Wednesday the grade students finishing
tho eighth grade will y" graduated.
while on Thursday tho field day eN"r-
Cjs"S Will be held ut the Wheeling far
grounds.
Those in tho class this year arc Misses
Elizabeth Peek. Mildred McNolloch,
Elizabeth Palmer. Floss" Johnson.
Rosal!c Greasy. Birdie Yates. Hazel
Purton. Ruth Walker and Fred Scott and
Harold Jones.
I.ovry-Our new maid is awfully tall
isn't she"
povcy-Ycs. but I don't think she'll
stay long-princeton Tiger
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About People
Movements Of individuals To Ana
FROM The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-l:d StanirA. Akron. Mrs
Anna w Curry. canton.
McLure-r. Harris. S'>,"rSNlIic. W,
i. Fletcher. tiarkShurg: &. y. Sm.;".
Harrisburg: e Il. Rector. Clalrk%hurg
John Graham, riarkSburG.
windsor-O. ". Lind". Charles on: G.
+. Hartford. Pittsburgh: ~ I. Davis.
Alliance.
StAmm-MiSs Ruth Maxwell. Blue
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ParNman-Mason

TT" many friends OF Miss Edna Frar.
ccS Mason and Mr.. John Berkman will
be interested in the announcement OF
their marriage. which was Solcmnlzcd
last "Wednesday evening. May IL, At the
cathedral residence. with Very Rev.
Father .. II. Moye. va. officiating.
The bride is the elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. IT. c. Mason. nf Elm Grove. and
.@ very we'll known in Wheeling and out
the pike district. Mr.. Ecrkman. who IS
Il son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BetAman.
"C taS' Wheeling. is an employee Of tho
I'hc>.,p"HkC and Potomac" Telephone
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrkman will
take up their residence at No. 1873 Six
.,rnth street. where they will receive
tho hearty congratulations "c their
many friends.
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Annual May Dance

Tho annual Nav nanCN ~ The Young
Mems club. "f E.ilair". will tr An event
~ mex, fri,lay evening. May 26th. ia he
hrld n Convention hall. Nusditorium
hmi'i.nE. Tho dane" will BE- featured
with a special musical program fur
nIshrd by TIA, Nelson Maple Harmonious
S"vrn. Of Memphis Tenn. Invitations
'r.ty" boon led ~ :: large number Of
IN. Younger st "f Wheeling and all sur
rounding bhi" towns. and record,
hrrlkir', at:rnfInrr il expected. Lopr-
man. krHitr-. IaE"rhr. Mcdonald AMI
- lrh..,u comprise the committee IN
., I-..P
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Garden Bazaar.

Garden Bazaar.
Tome to the
Garden Bazaar
and
Tn" Flower Shot
ia + dty evening. May 81
gwen hy IN"
Ngr.~ l.,r circle of Kings daughters
at Nubhard'S Lane
copies OF IN" foregoing INVITATION
printed on an atirart;v" poster ar" "'l
display N the various shop windows AMI
ar" attracting n great deal Of Itl""'' H.
The affair Will hr held on the lawn sur
rounding the W. l.. Hubbard h"m''' "hd
! lauGc crowd = expected. Fol- '"ih
thu bazaar The Flower shop WILL "'
presented whit" II is Still twilight If''
Agnes L,c circle is celebrated for Us
novel and interesting entertainments
ard any AFFAIR given under their au*p'c's
Is well patronIZcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23

Agnes burke. Mary Conitf. Agnes Ny i"S.
AYrcs Green. Mrs. VIM. Bcthci. Mr..
James Flanagan. H. J. kil"cn. William
Mulruy. John FlItley. James Gi!mHrtii.;
Tom Rurkr. John Mulrny. Ehmun
Iu-hr Thus Trainer. julius M"!r' ami
lawr, nee ESbert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Yor Mika RoH

Miss Sara ,in"tzc will entertain infor-
uH,lv TINS evening at her home on SlX-
'"cnth street in honor OF Miss Helen
Rolf. whose marriage 10 Mr.. James NJ.
Simrral. Jr. of Pittsburgh, will BE- an
went of the near future Miss Goethe
viii BE- maid Of honor at the we'd ling.
Her guests this evening will include the
t!yratn friends 81 the bride -elcct and
IN" event viii be spent in divers social