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Robinson Cr,lsoe, Ltd..s At tho Queen.
there appears title that n stnRularly
relative to Wilmington. According to
the plot--f the comedy may be said
TO have one--there Ia an ostrich who
days eggs full OF dynamite and the
sorely-trici comedian yells Quick,
du Pont. drop US a she'll" Yea. verify
it pays to advertise.
Jack Holt In "The Call Of the North"
Stewart Edward Whites well-llked
novel 'ConJurcr's House." has been
made into thoroughly Worthwhile
photodrama by Paramount under the
title OF The Call OF the North" 1t
Is the featured Aim attraction at the
Queen Theatre and serves TO intro
ducc Jack Holt as a star. The Far
North atmosphere has been we'll de-
aicted on the screen. Tho trading
posts, the storms and the "long tra-
verse" are shown In realistic fashion
as the background for a story that
r.ever drags and holds the attention at
ali times. 1t is one OF the best pictures
OF its kind that Wilmington has seen
in some months.
Anita Stewart In ~Thc Invisible Fear
Tense drama. filled with suspense,
thrills and excellent acting. That. IN
n sentence, describes "The Invisible
Fear" First National attraction
starring Anita Stewart which began n
three-day engagement at the Arcadia
yesterday. 1t is ono of the strongest
pictures which 1t has been our good
fortune 10 see IN a long time, and 1t
holds the rapt attention of the spec
,ator with vise-like grip.
Clara Kimball Young In "Charge IT,.
A drama of the fancies of the feml-
nine temperament is Clara klmball
/ Soung's picture. Charge It," which
began an engagement yesterday at the
! Majestic Theatre. Miss Young. look.
Ing more beautiful and acting better
than ever before. appears in the lead
Ing role. She handles her character Of
tho young society woman with a
cleverness that is produced only from
real ability. At all times she is her
best even though her character goes
through the gamut OF human emotions.
Star and Director Are Welded.
A real romance that grew out of
the movies" is the love marriage OF
lex Ingram director OF and Alice
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AMuUgMeNTS.
~rA0s
ssSisA kyes" Opens . New Era In
Dram.
NTA0R =


Drama.
Ates, comedy Offering Irish Eyes.'
from tho pen OF Edward 4. Rose.
author cf THE Rosary" THE Road to
kenmarc" and many New York sue
eesscs. which the noted American
alnEcr md actor, Walter Scanlan, will
prescnt ON his annual tour at The
Playhouse Tor three days. starting
January sS. with "Wednesday matinee.
His portrayal OF romantic Irish roles
and rendition OF Irish melodies IL a
delight 10 all lovers of good music and
drama. Rarely. even on tho grand
opera stage. In 30 f,ne tenor heard.
Irish Eyes" Ia produced with n
wealth OF beautiful scenery, changing
within minute from Riverside
Drive apartment. New York. TO the
ancient city of Galway, where the
scenes are laid. by revolving scenery
ON douhle-stase equipment
AlAine Bnl Plcases.
Pearls OF rckin" delighted large
audiences at the Aldine Theatre. Mar
ke, at Eighth street, yesterday and
the conccnsus OF opinion was that Il
10 one or tho brightest acts OF It's
kind ever seen locally. What slight
plot Il contains serves as a BACKGROUND
for sood. clean comedy, interpreted
by actors whose methods are fresh
and original. Tho costuming is lavish
sud there is a chorus OF comedy, young
women who know how to dance and
sing. korrolla Bros. present a nifty
scrohatic performance, the Dunn sis
ters are possessed of good voices
Masgie LeClair and her associates arr
responsible FOR some excellent comedy
Cantor and Cullen offer a pianologus
out OF the ordinary. and Jack Cronir
kcpt tho audience In roars OF laugh
ter With his original monologue
False Kisses" IL tho feature picture
starring tho beautiful and talented
Miss du ront.
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A real romance that grew out OF
the ''movies" is the love marriage OF
lex Ingram director OF and Alice
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SCREIN
Thrills xt the Parkway.

Dramatic incidents follow IN rapid
succession I'm the photoplay Dis
iach.' which is the feature az the
Parkway Theatre. Delaware avenue
at Adams street. this week. This pic
turo, with its rich historical setting
II carried To splendid heights by the
\popular actor, George Arliss, who
nnally succutrbcd e. the lure OF the
Samcra TO leave his impression on
the screen. The scenes az the picture
pre- built around the stirring times
when England was seeking absolute
Iontrul over India. Russia, too. was
Awara OF the plans being formulated
(which would give the desired control
10 the British. Tho Suez Canal was
the goal which, once obtained by
sithcr country would give that country
complete authority OF the land they
desired Plots and counter plots fol-
low An rapid succession.
-Hush Money" nj the Savoy.
"Hush Money" starring Alice Brady,
~ill have its last showings at the
kayoy Theatre today and tomorrow
In her fauitlcss taste in choosing
clothes and tho air Of great distinc-
ticu with which she wears them. Miss
lrndy has attracted international at
MENTION. In Hush Money" she wears
What IN said a. be the most sumptuous
ever worn by this always beautifully
Eowncd actress
sonr Mutual Friend" at Playhouse.
MANY persons have enjoyed the
lhutorlay classic. "our Mutual
Friend" this weeks attraction at The
Playhouse. This offering Ia based on
Charles Dickens famous book OF the
samo name. In the picture tho true
splrit has been hrossht out in a man
nor that shows fun understanding OF
the authors intent. Incidentally. the
Blgh school library fund has derived
q rront from tho exhibition. being
given percentage on all tickets sold
by the students.
Explosive Eggs.
IN the hilarious comedy situations OF
iioyd (Ham) Hamiltcn's comedy
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plant until II docs tho work With
out commercial fuel and with COM
mon labor operating and only four
men In the heavy season.
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Just a minute OF your time 70 tell
10000 people what you want--Ever5
Evening CLASSIFIED ads do the fest
Adv.
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but n e known TINT more than
Ififfs hase aircadr signed M.
Doctors BUSY
bns 10 HE chanrc5blencss OF
the Neathef 81 other causes the
'ik6als doctors Ire nov IN their bus
lest essonH Bad colds arc the
caiet ts6ahIs inaktrs. but there
muck siekKess due 10 other
,Csases. Among these receiving
medical attention for colds are:
Mrs. Charles and Mari Ammous.
iLo!s, the, tttln daushtcr at Mr..
'and Mrs. B j Wsison. Mr.
Sarah Moore. who n living With
her daughter. Mrs. j ii Haneht.
Is IN with q Complication OF dis.
eases; while q. NJ Burns shows
but slisht iniprcyement. Mr..
Burns q still "a the Ohio valley
hospital whsreshe d receiyine the
special attention. ot III Aekermhn.
BsahdiHaS Sesston
The board II EDUCATION of Paw
Paw district met Ia REGULAR scs
sion saturdaS nornsnr md trans.
acted SONS important business.
The question 81 snhtaittinc "a the
49,
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Still Located In
Old School House

County officers who staged a
raid on the old school house on
Helen's Run late Saturday after.
noon found q large copper still, a
barrel OF mash and eight gallons
OF moonshfne whisky. Remig Pet,
trucia who was found In the house
was arrested and brought to the
city and locked up In the county
jail to await hearing on a charge
OF violating the prohibition laws.
The mash found in the house
contained raisens. figs, apples,
peaches, dates and corn and nc.
cording to the officers would make
a very high proof whisky.
The home OF George 0onnors, at
.704 Diamond street, East Side, was
raided later the same night and
Is gallons Of home brew was found,
and destroyed with the exception
OF a few bottles kept for evidence.
Connors was also locked up in the
county jail.
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PERSONALS

John G. Prichard left today for
Washington, ID. O.. where he will
attend "a tariff conference OF the
National Association OF Manutac-
turers to be held there January 80
and 81. a discussion OF the "Pr.E-
ciples OF American Valuation" in
Tariff bill will be had at this con.
ference.
Miss Dorothy Smith OF Baxter
who had been. confined TO her
home By bronchitis is recovering.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barry on Friday even.
ing.
Mrs. Carl s. Lawson and daugh.
ter Florence Louise OF Clarksburg
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Gamer on the East Side. v
L., G. Boggs has returned from
pittsburgh where he was called
by the illness Of his. little son
Biou, The child Is much improved
at tbs time. Mrs. BoEgs and son
are visltin srelattses theer for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Byron warder was. the
guest OF friends at Morgantown
over the week end.
Mrs. John Latlmer Is very III at
Green Gables, her home. being
threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Edna Morgan isIrecover:ng
from an illness with grip at her
home on Walnut avenue.
Mrs r, L. Cunningham has
been confined TO her home on JET.
ferson street for several days with
a severe cold.
Attorney Harry Shaw is recover
indg from an illness with grip at
his home on Morgautowu avenue.
Jack Abbott IS confined to his
home by a severe cold.
Mrs. katherine Hollingshead
and daughter. Mrs. Nejth Hekimin,
ian Of Washington, D. c.. are
guests at tho home Of Mrs. Mary
Reed on Cleveland avenue, having
come here on account OF the III.
ness Of Charles Edwin Reed,
whose death took place on Friday.
Miss Georgia Hale who has been
III at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, G. NJ. Hale is improving
and Is able to be out.
Miss Mary sattertieId Of Jack,
son street was called to Manning.
ton this morning by the death Of
her mother.
Robert Pollock, Jr., who al
tends the university Of Morgan.
town spent the week end here with
bis father Senator r, "A. Pollock.
Mrs. George L. Cans and son.
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school girls will give a return has.
.kettall game % the local girls.
This game will De hard fought, but
which Will emerge on the big end
OF the score can not be conjectur.
ed. both teams are confident OF.
winnig the laurels.
American Legion Meet
Tonight will end the two weeks
campaign recently launched by
the local American Legion post for
new members. A prize Of SIS. 90 In.
gold was offered to tho member
who secured the largest number
of applicants. The race 50 far has
been a close one and the winner
will moi be announced until the
meeting tonight which will be.
held in the *. oil. P. hall over the
Farmers and Merchants bank.
The contestants Number ten and.
these ten have all been hustlers.
The exact number OF new mem.
bers can not now be determined,
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George Cans Of Morgentown az
guests Of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Paul Amos ut her home on
Locust avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". d. Hurst and
son Ray and daughter Miss Garnet
have returned from Sadis, Hsrri.
son county where they attended
the funeral OF the formers mother
Mrs. Martha Hurst.
Mrs. James o, Watson who had
been a patient at Cooks hospital
Is recovering and has gone TO her
home at Fort Hill farm
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Spray Linn
and daughters, Clara vane and
Sarah Frances are spending some
time with the latters grandmother,
Mrs. Ebey D. Morgan at Farming.
ton. Miss Edna Brand. Mrs. Inns
sister who had been III with scar
let fever Is recovering aud Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs, Morgan Ham.
tlton on Locust avenue.
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FAIRVIEW
Two Games This Week

Two Games This Week
Saturday night the local high
school met and successfully de.
.feated the Mannington'B strong az.
gregation In basketball. But the
big contest for basketball honors
will be staged on the local floor
Tuesday night when the fast going
Grafton quintet will clash with
FaiEyiew's team. SO far the local
high school bunch has had no
trouble In making all visitors take
the small end Of the score, but
Tuesday nights game will be a dit.
ferent proposition. The players
are confident OF winning, bnt no
one knows better than they that
they will be taxed TO the utmost.
Wednesday night, Riyesvilie high
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George Cans OF Morgantown.
Dancing and music were enjoyed
during the evening and refresh
ments were served.
Meeting Tuesday
Mrs. j. D. Hecker's division
of the women's Foreign Mission.
airy society will have charge OF the
program to be observed by the or
~ganiEation at Q meeting to be held
Tuesday afternoon in the church
parlors. The following program
will be observed:
Song-rWe've a Story to Telli"
Devotipnal-Mrs, Will Reynolda.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Cecil jenkins.
Study from the text book-Mrs.
Claude H. King.
Talk on Tlthing-Mrs. ]. N.
Altman.
Business-conducted by the
president, Mrs. Rolfe Hite.
During the social hour Chat will
follow tFe program Mrs. c. E.
Crane, Mrs. George Holdrens Mrs,
Cecil Caldwell, Mrs. j. q. Smith,
Mrs. Pearl Reed Wise, Mrs. y, "A.
Kerns and Miss Helen NJ Elem.
ig will be the hostesses.
ID
Society To Meet
The following program will be
observed at the meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
Central Christian church to BIZ
held on Thursday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank
Carr at Edgemont:
The following program will be
n charge OF Mrs. Winnie NJ.
Jacobs:
Hymn.
Bible study-Paul's attitude to.
wards missions, Mrs. Howard
Clayton.
Solo, Miss Eva Hartley.
Tibet and the TIbetans Mrs.
Mary Smith.
Reading, Miss Irene Davis.
The brave Rynharts, Mrs. Thos.
r. Robey.
on the root of the world, Mrs.
R. q, Ash.
Special music, Ladies' q~uartette
IA watch with a history, Mrs, G.
G. Patterson.
Tho big-little mission at Batang
Mrs. L. o. shingleton.
| Piano solo, Miss Frances Robey
Hymn.
Missionary benediction.
H~ostesses Mrs. Frank Carr,
Mr.. Lavelle. Mrs. r. B. Dicker.
son, Mrs, Frank Williams, Mrs
Clyde Darrah.
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K. Of c. Events

The social calender OF the local
council Knights of Columbus will
include several social events this
week among the number beng a.
dance to be given Tuesday even.
Ing and a card party on Thursday
evening, both events to be held at
the K. OF G. hall on Main street
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Club viii Meet


The Mcfarland chapter Of, the
Westminster Guild will meet this
evening at 6:15 o'clock at the par
lors of the First Presbyterian
church.
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To Pittsburgh

Mrs. T. NJ. Courtney went to
Pittsburgh last evening where she
VIII spend q couple Of days. Mrs
Courtney Will attend the Quota
club luncheon OF tho Pittsburgh
club today. She Is president OF the
Fairmont Quota club
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Have Fins Son

An eleven pound son was born
sunday morning 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Eyle Watson Gt their home on
Fairmont avenue. He has been
named Robert Lyle Jr. The moth.
d 81 the infant was formerly Miss
lean Cummings Of Weston. Mr..
Watson Is associated with the
mems clothing department at Hart.
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Mary Virginia and Dortha Haw-
kins, Virginia Criss. Dorsey Haw.
kins. James Satterfield, Denward
Hawkins, orville Irons, Guy Crlss,
Albert Merifield, Ronald Garletts,
Robert Hudgtns, Francis Moneon,
Dent Hawkins, Lawrence Criss,
Russell Criss, Fay Hall, Joe Criss,
Mrs. Eta Hawkins, Mrs. Ora
Criss, Clarence Criss.
Club viii Meet
Much interest centers in the
meeting Of the Woman's Club on
Friday afternoon on account Of the
lecture to be given on this occas.
ion by DR.. Preston Bradley Of Chi,
cage, said TO be one Of the best
speakers on the American platform
today. DR.. Bradley will talk on
the subject THE United States Of
Tomorrow" The musical program
will consist Of a piano duo by Miss
Eleanor Blanche Barns and, Mrs,
Glenn Keister dnd a solo by Mrs,
Bruce Bailey.
Chapter to Meet
The Mcfarland chapter Of, the
Westminster Guild will meet this
evening at 6:15 o'clock at the par
lors of the First Presbyterian
church.
X. Of c. Events
The social calender OF the local
council Knights of Columbus will
include several social events this
week among the number beng a
dance to be given Tuesday even
Ing and a card party on Thursday
evening, both events to be held al
the K. Of G. hall on Main street
To Meet
Degree OF Honor Sunshine circle
will meet this evening at 7:3(
o'clock nj their hall. A social time
will follow o buViness session.
The ladies of Monongah will be
hostess on this occaion.
= = :
To Have Dinner
The Falrmont Alumni Assocla.
ton of the Phi Kappa Psi Frnter
nifty Is planning for a-dInner to b.
given on the evening Of February
10, probably 10 be held at the
Fairmont Country Club. Morgan
town members Of the fraternity
will be among the guests.
House Warming
Fifty friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
l., West assembled at their beau,
titul new home on Broadway stree
on Saturday and gave them an OLD
fashioned house warming. Music
was the principal diversion Of The
evening and tempting refresh
NETS were served.
To Meet
The American Legion AUXILIARY
Of Heintzelman Post No. - vii
beet on Tuesday evening a. 7:3t
at the Y. W. G. A. Several name,
will be presented for membership
and those having names will notlty
Mrs. Clark Gross or Mrs. Home
e. Toothman.
Returned Home
Mrs. j. NJ. Black. has returuet
from Marietta, Ohio, where she hat
been the guest OF her cousins Mrs
2, G. Dawson and Mrs. Arthur
Beach.
Entertained Friends
Eugee Holland was host to {
timber OF friends On Saturday even
ing at the home OF his parents Dr.
and Mrs. G., L. Holland on Locus
avenue complimentary to his guest
'H
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To Meet

Degree Of Honor Sunshine circle
will meet this evening at 7:30
o'clock ut their hall. A social time
will follow o huviness session.
The ladies of Monongah will be
hostess on this occaion.
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Surnriae Dinner

Bruce Morgan was the honor
guest at q surprise dinner which
vas planned by. Mrs. Morgan at
their home In thIs city last even.
ing. a sumptuotts dinner was
greatly enjoyed BY. the guests who
were Rev. and Mra. y. q. Gordon
and family and Mr.. and Mira. Fran.
Gee y, Crow tho two latter evangO-
lfstcl singers here helping with the
sefies Of meetings at the Central
Christian church.
. . q .
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary
M and Mrs. Fred Jacobs cele-
hsated the second anniversary Of
their marriage Saturday evening at
thetr home on Walnut, avenue when
hey entertained q number OF
friends Informally. Tho decora-
tons were suggestive OF the Val.
enttne season and pretty fayors
we've given The guests. A color
seheLle OF red and white was Of.
teedyely used. Refreshments were
served during the evening and tho
host and hostess were the recipI.
etts Of Q number OF pretty and use.
full gifts.
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@ 1870 GaNtASt
Col. "A. Howard Fleming Lodge
no sos, Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen. held a banquet satur-
day evening, January 2Sth, 1922. at
fhe Fairmont Labor Temple, Jack.
son street. The evening was great.
enjoyed by all who were pres.
ent.2
The menu consisted OF the fol.
owing: Fried and stewed oysters
with all the trimmings, Ice cream,
cake and coffees
After the banquet which was
served By the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Brotherhood OF RailroadlTratn.
men, a musical program was rem
dsred. including q vocal solo by
Bro. =. 2. Rice with a piano selec,
ton by Miss Emma Stealey.
THE high school orchestra rem.
3dered a very delightful program
which was pleasing to the young
couples for dancing,
Brother Sohaeffer assisted By
BROTHER Shears gave q very inter.
sting talk on a very interesting
subject
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Quality and Variety Are The Strong Fea
lures Of This Furniture Sale

The trouble with most furniture sales is shat, in
stead Of offering an opportunity to purchase
really meritorious furniture for less than. usual,
they too often merely provide. a means of paying
everyday prices for qualities that a good store
niture has a air Of substantial elegance Chat ap.
pealss to the eye at once. But closer inspection
shows that splendid materialAthe excellent
worknanship--the superior finish, all the good.
points youwould look for in good furniture.
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The Fuirmont Alumni Assooia-
ton Of the Phi Kappa Psi Frnter.
nifty Is planning for a-dInner to be
given on the evening Of February
10, probably 10 be held at the
Country Club. Morgan.
town members OF the fraternity
will be among the guests.
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10 Hold nane.

On Thursday evening February
2the Aniity club will give a dance
4 the Woodman Circle hall. cor.
ner Jackson and Madison streets.
Dancing will begin at 8 O'clock
and continue until 70 o'clock.
This Is one Of a series Of dances
to8be given, by this club.
The ever popular Mack's orches.
tfa viii furnish music for the eve.
ming and those who attend will be
assured Of q good. musical pro.
gtam. The committee in charge Is
composed OF Rual B. Swiger, wal.
tef 3. Watkins, DR.. Basil Heron,
Invitations must be presented at
the door.
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Marriage pAnnouneed

Marriage pAnnouneed
Announcement has been made
OF the marriage Of Claence Payne
and Mias Hazel Hawkins both Of
Rosement, which took place at
Oakland. Md, on January 90, The
bride daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Hawkins while Mr..
Payne Is q son OF oda Paynes, and
i employed as electrician With the
Robinson Coal company Mt Rose.
Had Party
Russell Criss delightfully."- enter.
taineds number OF his friends on
Friday evening at tho home OF his
parents at 387 Wood street. The
evening was spent with games and
ruusSc and reSrcFh~er.s wero
served, TAcoe RfF9snt were:
oliye Miller. Evelyn Baker,
Madge Stanton, IIozel Stanton,
Eva Baker. Hazel Bartlett. Louise
GordraN Margaret Shuttlesworth,
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House WARMING

Fifty friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l., West assembled at their beau
titul new home on Broadway street
on Saturday and gave them an old
fashioned house warming. Music
was the principal diversion Of the
evening and tempting refresh.
NETS were served.
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If Home Is Where Your Heart Is Home
Should Be a Pleasant Place

Most people are finding thatit is as essential to
stylish clothes to wear. Probably nothing else
scloser or dearer to a woman than those things
which tend toward home comfort and refine
ment.
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Entertained Friends
Eugee Holland was host to a
hmher Of friends On Saturday even.
Ing at the home OF his parents DR..
and Mrs. G. l.. Holland on Locust
avenue complimentary to his guest,
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To Meet

The American Legion Auxiliary
Of Hetntzelman Post No. ~ will
Meet On Tuesday evening a. 1880
at the Y: W. G. A. Several names
will be presented for membership
and those having names will notify
Mrs. Clark Gross or Mrs. Homer
{. Toothman.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-07

Mrs. Jameson of Orangeburg, S. c.,
spent a few days in Ocala the past
week with her cousin, Mrs. D. W.
Tompkins. A number of years ago
the two brothers of this family left
home, one came to Florida and the
other went to Texas and the families
of the brothers had never met and
had gradually lost track of each other.
Last summer Mrs. Jameson spent
some time in Waynesville, N. c., at
the same place that Mrs. Tompkins
has been staying and in this way Mrs.
Jameson obtained the address of Mrs.
Tompkins, her cousin, and wrote to
her, her recent visit to Ocala being
the result of the correspondence. Mrs
Jameson left yesterday for Miami,
where she will make the acquaintance
of her uncle, Mr.. 2. T. Scott. Later
she will visit two other cousins on the
east coast.