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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
John Not Dead

John Barleycorn is not dead.
The Eighteenth Amendment
was supposed to have performed
his obsequies some time back.
1t appears from the news items
in the daily papers the popular
gentleman was not put away
permanently, but only changed
his residence, methods and
business management.
Listen: 1.-THE wholesale liquor
establishments will be put to
death May Is by prohibition
commissioner Kramer" of
W ashington D. q. The post
continues:
An opinion by Attorney Gen
eral Palmer last December
said the wholesaler had no legal
right to continue in business,
internal revenue and prohibition
officials decided to grant time in
which he could unload stock.
But Mr.. Kramer's announce
ment yesterday made it clear
there would be no futher ex-
tension of time.
Mr. Kramer, however, opened
the way for the retail druggist
to obtain supplies for prescrip-
tlons, removing the ban on
Withdrawals from bonded ware
houses.
The order makes it possible for
the retail druggist to transact bus
mess with bonded warehouses.
Wholesale druggists will be
taken care of later, Mr.. Kramer
indicated, by granting them
similar privileges.
The United States supreme
court has decided the manufact-
ure of alcohol for certain purposes
not contrary to law.
Under the protection of this
ruling. The following advertise
ment appears in a medical
journal: american Distilling
70 of Pekin H., distillers of
ever clear grain alcohol and
cologne spirits for mechanical,
medicinal, scientific, and manu-
featuring purposes only"
The company has twelve
branch houses.
Attorney General Palmer just
before leaving Office handed
down the eleventh hour opinion
that "beer" was medicine and
could be prescribed by a phyician
ad libitum.
Nearly all Americans have,
IN a large or modified degree,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

some ailment of the stomach
which, though not necessarily
fatal, requires the watchfulness
of a medical eye to prevent the
arrangement from becoming
pestiferous.
The wholesale retail liquor
houses and the bar tender has
been put out of commission, but
their mantel has fallen upon the
shoulders of the drug stores, the
bootlegger and the physician in
the cosmopolitan centers.
These facts are we'll known.
From common report however
one would think all the whiskey
supply was being furnished from
the Cum berland Plateau and
that ont-Eagle was the head
and front in this offending.
The above items are referred
to show that mountain folks, if
there be any in the business, are
very tyros at the game.
If one of them should be
arraigned before Federal court
and pleaded guilty to distilling,
the judge should ignore the plea
and send him up for vagrancy if
he has no other means of liveli-
hood.
In comparison to the urban
tricks. he is without visible
means of support and does not
know enough of the game to
make a living.
Strangers to country life think,
men lowless and desperate,
inhahit the wide, wooded
stretches of the mountains.
In fact here we find the
cardinal principles, honesty,
honor and the spirit of unfettered
liberty in its unsullied and
pristine form.
A SLOUGH hat and overalls may
be his garb but do not presume
to jostle him or tread upon his
toes.
The tale Of six Nashville
police who came to the mountain
to protect great singer and got
in the way and how they got
out, will be told.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
Frost Proof
Cabbage Plants

We have millions of the finest
open field grown plants ready
now. Early Jersey, Charleston
Wakefelds, Flat Dutch. Parcel
post paid, 3O0-$1.OO, 500 ST. 80
lO0O-$2.50. Express 2OOO-$3.5O,
50O0-$7.5O, 1O,OOO-$12.5O. Send
for price list, Sweet potato and
tomato plants.
Parker Farms, Moultrie, Ga
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

Kill-Dan Hair Tonic clean
ses the scalp and prevents hair
falling out.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
Telephone 103

Obituaries charged at the rate
of 21-2 cents per line, 6 words to
a line.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

Advertising rates made known
on application.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

Communications not signed by
the author Will not be published
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

Entered in the postoff1ce at Tracy
City, Tenn, as second class mail
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Two Local Unions
Reject Proposals to
End Marine Strike

New York. May - --rr".'os.t,S ~ fch-
"rrl m"i!t;nrS innkiur :" :, settlement
of II" ndt!"n-Wih" marine STRIKE. wh'"h
has h"cu III effect since May |. We're Un-
arimou>i; elected at Il mc"';n-: her"
today 90 i"..,iS ~ and y" at tiI' Marine
Ear timers =, Hrti"rI. J~Sur:ItI"r.
The nl",''uI MATS r;,ll' i !" h"ar a re-
DOR; -: :. "":unl.ti." vhirh hId been II
""nf"rrur" with Secretary ~ Labor
Davis Il; WASHINGTON. Ind as It result
of Whirh il WIS reported. Il pn>Sihl"
basis at S''iii"tn'n; hni h""n r'Arh"'i
:,r - hT ~ n."n "f a rc,iuc.t"n
IN waves AMI III" Gr"hiing /" them Of
concessions :,S IN oV' rtim" work. 80
lar aS IL hn"wn, ih' proposals III qu"S-
tIon w..rr No: submitted u thr o1'erat-
orS. wiz previously declared they
would not sign any further agreements
with ScLSnlng unions.
Thomas Il. Hcalry and Rcrt l.. Todd
representatives 81 III" union de'areu
no IO;" WAS taken. They added tha;
non" WAS necessary. as tn" discussion
which followed the presentation OF the
proposals showed tn" men Wee unlnI-
NOUS n their declaration I" stand by
their original proposition.
Secretary Davis arrived here today
ard conferred with Winthrop l.. Marvin
general manager. and II. ii. Ray m"nd
president of the American STEAMSHIP
Owners Association. While MIR. DAVIS
would not discuss III" conferences II
was learned unu:cir:ally tina: II tn" en-
ginecrS had faNnrahly considered The
proposals. the Nag" Commits" Of ia"
Owners Association would bay" met
with Mr.. Davis. Tuesday. III Washing
ton.
Mr. FIca!cy declared after the meeting
that the strike committee was not
divided that IL stood firm against tn"
proposal Of the priV3;" owners ana tire
Shippinc board for Il iiftcen percent re-
duriion in pay and that the committee
which went I" Washington 10 talk with
the Secretary of Labor had II" power
to effect any kind of 4 settlement.
The settlement Of THIS matter Is in
the hands of the membership" he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
DR.. Curry Declares Man
Falling Away From Duty

s.; l."u.- May = l.,wIvsSN"SS pre-
N:,!l.u- ti.r"uGh"Nt the world - "N!-
d.ui :nL' man has fallen away from
ru;v AMI religion /" ';"d:" according
- Rev, y l.. curry. "f Memphis newly
elected moderator &C the >iNty-iirSi ""n-
rtul assembly ~ IA" southern Irc>''y-
terrain CHURCH. VIII" preached here '"-'ilH.
IL ,r,i w.il look at Ia" CONDITIONS to-
day." he S,liI. all IN" dishonesty. th"
hn.durS. 'hr oppression. tn" hl'"!*h''
tie murdcrS and violent deaths, You
cannot escape tn" conclusion that m..m
i not right win God. II" i either
serving his own drprnNcd nature. ar
serving another master.
Or curry ,"-day received telegram
from former rrrSid"n; Wilson tnauNtnE
ihr assembly for Il m"~~t:" al i"!;'Id-
llun recently sent hsm.
Til" assembly VIII resume its sessions
to- morrow.
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lSi {! g. T T ?,!a$zs3, N
s11cH A LITTLE CHANGE |!

anyone else could"
Not Il very great change IN wording.
was itc But all the change In the world
In spirit.
As II was said in the first place, It
meant simply that she supposed that
+ she were confronted with the care
nf a baby she would manage to take
care of il, just as millions of other
women do who have never had babies
As II was repeated IT meant that she,
without any experience. could do as
we'll rs anyone else.
Change Of Emphasis Does It
Unuuestionably this woman Is In
cIinnd TO be self-conhdent on many
smhiscts. And it was this knowledge
If her character that those who re-
ncated that remark were injecting Into
their translation.
But 7 heard that particular remark;
T know It was not made sell con-
rdnntly. and resent for her the I'M
Justice OF that translation.
II is so easy by the chaige OF 2
single word, or just by the change OF
nmphasis, TO give a meaning that the
sneaker did not intend. And 1t Is such
:, temptation to do this when one mas
:, nrcconceiycd idea OF the persons
character and can fit the remark INTO
that, But 1t Is no fun to- have II done
r. oneself. And If you have the least
rcspect for the Golden Rule 1t Is there-
fore, a good thing TO try not 10 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Organization Campaign
By Labor Federation

Washington. May @:.--Thc American
Federation Of Labor - about I" launch
an intensified organizing campaign.
President Sumuc' Gomp"rS announced
tonight in a %iIt"m"ut wnirh sand that
the mcSSar" Of trad" uni"nism viii he
carried to ever corner 81 IN" ANA IL
the limit Of our I"w"r.
Its ENCOURAGEMENT ard protection
will h" offered I" tn" workers every
where" h. declared. Immediately i"i-
lowing III" Denver - "nil"n n"N
month i - my rurr"~" :" ;lSii = mum
Der Of cities Ia cnroUrLg" the un"rEan-
led 10 Join our movements.
Coupled with tn" announcement w1S
an assertion hy Mr.. G"mi"rS that ",nn-
fcSSion that tn" open shop campaign
has proved 4 failure WAS mad" ruhli"
May Is AT III" annual convention Of In"
National Association Of Manufacturers
held in New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Making Porcelain
Money for Guatemala

McisSen Saxony. May ga s"r."S 81!
porccla!n money tor GUHt"mala has bon
designed at the former royal p"r'"."'n
works here. /! accepted. th.S currency
will rcpl;,C" the hard rubber CONS now
N circulation in In" Central American
republic. where paper money cannot -
used because "f the Cl!mat." c"nd:ti"hs.
Although IN" German government has
not yet decided T." use porcelain cur
rrnCy. the M"iS>"n porcelain r!hn; -
protecting It's process "i nia"u!h''ur''
in the expectation that THIS form ~
money will soon b. ado pied for NATIONAL
circulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
EIeanora Sears Joins
American Tennis Team

Paris. May 22.-tBy the Associate
Pr So FLEA nora Sears. Of boston
joine5 TIE American tennis team At 81.
I'olud today Miss Sears played vita
Edith Signurnry two sets in singles
and. with William T. Tildcn as part.
ncr. set against Miss SiSourncE AMI
Arnold Jones.
The service Of Miss Sears was fair'
but her stroke was somewhat lacking
IN finish. She will play IN the singh
Of the hard court chdmpl'nShiI' ana
with Francis Hunter, OF New York. III
the mixed doubles.
TIL" much discussed question Of what
chance 4 tirSt-claSs woman player. SuCh
as Mile. Lr,.Sien. would have against
4 tnp-notch ..rttc player Se"m!ngls waS
'cXrmpliucd today when ,Tlld"n met Mrs.
Molla Mjurstedt Mallory. The An.cri-
can champion handicapped himself IL
the game by remaining from smashing
,hc ball Nevertheless. he won handIly'
b. Mrs. Mallory played extremely
well at this 6ack-court game. IN "hl'h
Afterwards Tilden and Mrs. Mallory
PLAYED against Miss Sigourney and a
member OF the French Stad". w!nnln%
81. 90. j. t.. II. Jones and Arnold
Jones later played Tilden and Mrs. Mt!-
Tory a hard game. winning ST. The
good showing of the Jones combination
vas largely due Ia the improvements
form of Arnold Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Woman Leaps Through
Car Window; Unhurt

Atlantic CITY. y. J., May "@.-G' as-
scnCcrs on AN electric tram w"r"
startled today WHEN YOUNG woman
lcaped through window as In" train
was speeding past IN" ll"dHaniN!!'.
cemetery. eight m,l"S from TINS "!iy.
The train was stopped. and both the
crew and passengers expected To hnd h"r
dead. She was unulurrd. and told IN"
trainman she was Mss VIVIAN Con,!n".
credit MANAGE of II New York depart
men, Stor" Sh' Sl!d %h" thought tn"
cemetery was tn" on" IN whrh her
father WAS buried. and III" Wanted ~
visit his grave. Miss t"uiin" WAS re-
turning I" her HON" in New York after
convalescing here from serious Ill
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IN 1ANXRuPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United
States, for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In the matter Of W. NJ. Jacobus. Bank
rupl. No. 54j. In Bankruptcy. fc'i-
ton for Discharge.
OF the District Court of the United
states for the Northern District or
West Virginia.
w. NJ. Jacobus. formerly of Wheel
ing. in the County of Ohio, ana state
of West Virginia. in said DISTRICT re-
specially represents:
That on the cath day of January. l9-p'
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Acts OF Congress relating 70 Dahk-
ruptcy: that he has duly surrendered an
his property and rights 10 property
and has fully comp.iVtd with all the re-
ouircmcnts and Acts and Of the orders
OF the court touching his bankruptcy.
wherefore he prayS that he may DO
decreed by the court 10 have fu!! ais
charge from all debts proTao!e against
ms estate under said Bankrupt ActS
except such debts as are excepted by
iaw from such discharge.
Dated this 23yd day OF January A d.
''-A' W. NJ. Jacobs.
Bankrupt
Order OF Notice Thereon.
Northern District of West virginia. IS:
on this l2th day OF May, a. D.. 1871
on reading the foregoing petition: II Is
Ordered by the Court that nearing
be mad upon the same on the zoth OF!
of June. A. D.. 1921. before sald couri
at Wheeling. IN said District. at ten
O'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof br published in The hceiins
Intcllirrnrer newspaper printed In
said District. and that all known credit
tors and other persons in interest may
appear at the same time and place anu
PRAYER OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court;
that the Clerk shall send by nllli 10 an
knnwn creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at
their placse of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable W. r.. iakcr'
Judge OF said court. and the seal there
Of, at Wheeling. in said District. on the
nth day Of May, a. D., 1871.
'Sea' OF '"S a. r. BARRETT.
,-o,.2o Clerk.
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RAILROADS MUST CUT
OPERATING EXPENSES

Washington. May @2.-RailroadS mus
make sharp reductions II their "ptr-
atng expenses If their Creui; ana mar
..ial stability are to be re-r~tab.ts he'd. a
Commits OF the Chamber az C'nmeT,@
of the United States. which has made i
survey 81 the transportation question:
declared tonight in Il statement
Necessity OF practising strict ecnn'
my WAS urged. the committee pointing
ONT that reimbursement OF salaries ana
wages is in progress in all other indus
tries, and il is To be assumed thai ran
road wages will in the futurc. ~ they
have in the past. bear an equitable re-
lationship to wages paid IN other ACTIVE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Three Fighters Arrested

Three y"ung men were arrested yes
trrtlay evening ut Twrni!-"iGhth street
hy officer Frank Jones on II CharE" OF
ilgh;Ing. Tn" men. who gay" iN'!r
names as Robert N.tlonry. Mark L.. sh-
horn and 10" kronkO. We're engaging IN
i list hL::i" when the officer in''rN"ned
Nunr of tn" three was injured with Ia"
"N,ril;Un Of 4 few bruises.
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| If there Is anything more maddcnlnG
than To have something ono has SAID.
, rcrratrd with a twist that gives II =
totally diff"rrn meaning than that
wh$rh one ncnd"h | nave Yet 10 meet
with it, Here j. an example or that
sort Of thing which | encountered re-
Gently.
\ friend Of mine and went 10 SEQ
a mutual friend vino has brand new
I lvlhy.
The hu-Important Decision
Tire rur!" brought the baby IN ana
a rl"r w. had Inspected It's minute per-
! factions. decided whom Il WAS to look
! lik.. and commented on tho pathoS or
its infinite hclpl"$snr-S. its mother said
. 10 the woman with me:
"Whatcirr woulI you do II you had
Il hcIp"s l.tt!c bundle like that in your
home
tn" point Of that remark lay in tho
/ fact that tn" visitor * AN artist who has
been married SEVERAL years and has no
children. and / not strong for domestic
cars.
Before and After Translating
"Wrll." Sh" said. If ono came 10 me-
| 7 suppos" I should look after Il the
same as everyone else docs"
Yesterday heard that remark. which
had evidently passed through several
mouths. repeated. And this is how II
now went:
/ Elsie sad she guessed il she had
| baby she could look after II as we'll as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Could Have Succeeded.

Tho rUm"r persists in political circles
that West Virginia could have secured
Tia. rirrliii judgcShip- that Attorney
GENERA! lp:,uEhrriy plainly tod the SELL
rlurS Il they endorsed Ira T.. Robinson.
former JuSl!"- "f IN" sta" supreme
court Of appeals. the appointment r""I0
hr mGt,lr. II is known that Robinson
had the Slippurt nf tnl"nrl Guy ti"it,
H>-I~.lu, a.i"iurv general himself n
former w. NIrrIniLu. Mr.. l"u%h"riy
rrl.r, ;:r,a;', "u me ahNir" - Colonel
r;u:f llrN",rr. - Is we'll known. IN"
West NlrgIui;i senators Failed |" r"'"M-
mend Iu,l"r Er,,.u<"u, with the result
TIA; ia" .,rp"'u;m"nt goes 10 another
state The Iil0rnrV generals office
took the position that the l'rcSIdcnt
could not consistently appoint "a the
~rrral highest judicial office any MAJ
without "Nt, rdcd experience" on the
hrIIrh. Wh:h. ii WA rnn'cd"! mat MI.
Mrtiintn' i IN attorney "f high capt.
city. his Judicial! cNrvrlrN"" is quite
'.ullfI.l
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PoPE'S LETTER READ

Dublin May % HRy tho Associated
Press The better nr l'o,". Ecn','iri to
t'ardinal l.ugu" ;IIrnni" uf ireland. Sat
urtEiy. appealing "a both -" IRISH and
ENGLISH IL abandon Ni"."ur" and pro-
posing that IN" irish quest" - s'.''i'd
by u bod: S"!"'''"h hl tn" whrl" Irish
nation. WIS read - mn." IN .rN ih''
Cath"lr, churches Throughout IRE .;,ul
this morning.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xspns1. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Pr.v.t. Chapel. l2l2 ChAplins Street
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

LYNCH-on Friday May 20. 1921. 1t
9:l5 o'clock p. m, At the residence
of her hrOther-In-law. Robert Leg
bert. No. rs Fourteenth street:
ANNA EHRMtN Hull. vii" OF
Victor L.. Lynch. in her G%rd year.
TIL. remains VIII bc taken TO PITTS
burgh Sunday morning.
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THE SOURCE.

II think" said DR.. Smith. "thIt baG
cooks supply us with half our pa tientS.
"Th;.iS 4 fact" said old DR.. Brown
"And COOL cooks supply us with III"
other nifty per c,nt.' Journal Of tee
American Medical Association.
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FOR sALE-RryER CRAFT.

Full cabin. s. n. p. light. draft mo-
tnrbrat. Illus an oak h"ttom. good
siznd decks. s. #. huh. Lying at
Eleventh Street. Wheeling. lI"Ary
Salade. 1906 Water st. Wheeling.
W. Va niy-"--ht
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wANrD-SALESlGN.

wNSTElt-!;IGr<mcn Men or women
20 sell IN" proposition. Mr. M""rc.
Room 500. Hawl..y Bldg" between . and
my-"n- |
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wANTED-man or woman. salary S3S
full time. IJc an hour spare time.
selling guaranteed hosiery To wearer.
Experience unnecessary. International
Mills. MorriStown. Pa. my2lS
WANTED-roSEi on farm. life eN-
perience as farmer: married. Can do
any Kind OF work. Call IinS-R-3 Woods
dale. my2li
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nSuLLANEoUs.

FOR SAI.E-Onc team OF bay horses:
Young. weight cSG0. Inquire Frank
Brown. z. D. No. >. Benwo"d, W. Va.
Rox l3, my-20-i
FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Gold De-
licious Winter Apple Trees. owned by
Stark Bros. Buy now for fall planting.
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman Of West
Alexander. Pa. call on YOU. a postal
Will bring him. my-tS-u
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Answer 10 Yesterdays Pu1Hlc.
JArknAW plus NODE minus DAWN
minus OBJ. plus DAMSuN minus DAM
leaves JACKSON.
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FOR sALE-PoULTHY.

FOR SAI.E-- Anconas Shepherd strat n
egg. and stock. ~. = Hemfuann.
Wheeling. W Va. 4. u. . ap-lf-"S:
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LOST AND FOUND,

IOST-Saturday ladies' platinum bar
pin with diamonds and pearls. Re-
ward II returned TO Inteiigencer office.
my-23-l
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I,OST-Eastern Star pin between Island
and Masonic Temple on Saturday. Re
turn TO this office my-i6
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BACCALAUREATE
SERVICE HELD At
VVARNOOD HIGH
Rev. L. A. McCord breaches Sermon
TO Graduates Sunday
Evening
High School Auditorium Packed With
Members and Friends OF tho
Class

Tho hacCalaureatr services FOR tn"
graduating class a.: Warw""'l High
school were held last evening IN th"
auditorium OF the high Srh""! which
WAS filled To it's capacity. TN" sermon
was preached by Rev. l.rhr Met cord.
pas,or 81 the Wurwood Lutheran church
DIe 10 this service being held all eve
ming services 1t the other ChurchcS
In this section % IN" CitT wer" called
of and many attended. The aud: t"riwm
was beautifully decorated with tn"
school co,orS. green and white. whil.,
tie stage WIS decorated with roses an'l
othcr flowers.
Tn. service opened with Il selection by
the Warwood High orchestra. following
which the invocation NILS Ir"n"un'cd
hy Rev. Arthur l.azcnhy pastor 81 IN" ,
Methodist church. The hymn; M
dience Rev. I.az"nhy then r"rd The
scripture lesson. TIL" high school Gle"
club Of which all the graduates are
members. rendered 4 selection.
Rev. McCord opened his sermon ny
addressing the class and audience. lie
,oll them what I plraSur" II was t"r
these young folks I" h. gradratinc NJ
this time and entering int" lt"S WORK
where already p.a'" mas t"rn 81.
aside for them 10 nitH "ut which they
will do after they have received their
diplomas He told IN" class that they
had by no means finished their SEnoot-
ing and that they were Just hrSinn'hs
NAL school or college TO complete their
education before they start ont IN the
world. His sermon was followed by
HYMN The Son OF God" sung by the
entire audience. Rev. Fred Heller. pas
tor or the warwood Christian church.
pronounced the benediction.
All members Of the class were present
az follows:
Misses
Ianra Armstrong Nellie Shirley
Janet Raughman Ruth N"!tord
I oura ueizler Catherine Blackburn
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