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Everettsville
Entertained Friends.

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Miss Genevieve Sapp entertained
a number of her friends Saturday
evening at the home OF her parents:
Delicious refresh m ents were served
at a late hour and a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed. Those pres
ent we're: Florence Thorn, Sibvl
Sapp. Mabel Kincaid, Genevieve
Sam. James Gillispie, Lawrence
Shafer. Aubra Thorn and Frank
Squirting. Out OF town guests Were
Ada Suffman of kiDSmont, Martina
Kicker of Watson, Mrs. Daniel OF
New York, Burl Straight Of Arnetts-
vile. RAYMOND Eddy of Small, Ray
mond Buzzard of Morgantown, Ron
aid Mortified OF Fairmont, Russell
Satterfield OF Fairmont, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Vincent and daughter,
Leah Grace.
Personals.
Mrs Willis Thorn was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Miller last
week
Miss Florence Thorn was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake recent
John Fultz. store manager Of
Everettsville, is i'll.
Russell Satterfield of Fairmo"t
was visiting MISS Florence hoi L
RAYMOND Buzzard and Robert
Thorn will leave in a few days for
South America.
Arlie Lang has accepted posi-
ton in agrocery store at MorSa7l - q
Ronald Mortified Of F>airmocl
was visiting Miss sibyl Sapp sun
day evening. ),
MI. and Mrs. Edward King and
children Of Lumberport were vlsi-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sapp recent
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drake are
the parents of new baby dausE.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hite Of Stew
were visiting Mr. ana Mrs-
David Richeson recently
p. NJ. Rush left last week for Les
Angeles, Cal, for the benefit Of MS
health.
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Special Notices
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ORDINANCE NO. 81

An ORDINANCE, Providing for.
the paving and improvement Of
Chicago street, between Quincy
Street and Abbott Street in the
Fourth Ward.
BE IT AZ ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
CITY OF F'AIRMONTt::--'
SECTION 1. That Chicago Street
between quincy Street and Abbott
Street. cross-streets of said Chic
ago Street, be paved in answer to
the prayer Of the petition filed on
the 9Th day of March, 1922
SECTION p. The said paving
herein ordered shall be of brick
material, or other hard surface,
and said street, between Quincy
Street and Abbott Street, shall he:
paved a width OF approximately
twenty feet. The work shall be
done in accordance with the speci
fications and plans for said pay
ing prepared by the City Engin-
eer and adopted by Board of Dir
ectors.
SECTION 3. The work of said
paving shall be let by contract tt
the lowest responsible bidder after
publication of advertisements fori
bids for the work in the FairmoEt
Times and The West Virginian,
newspapers published and of gen
eral circulation in this City.
SECTION 4. 1t shall be the duty
of the City Engineer mediately
upon completion Of the work and
acceptance thereof by the Board Of
Directors to ascertain the front
age Of all lots and fractional parts
of lots abutting or fronting on safe
I,n Of n "
ing. and ascertain the amount
chargeab1e against each lot or frac-
tiona1 lot and property owner and
make report thereof to the Board
of Directors. .5
SECTION 5. It shall be- the duty
of each owner OF a lot or fraction
al part of a lot along the line OF
said paving to promptly pay into
the City Treasury the amount as
certained to be- due in accordance
with Section "a OF Chapter AZ OIL
the Code Of West Virginia.
SECTION g. The City shall have
a lien against each lot or fraction
al part OF a lot along the line OF
said paving to secure the payment
of the assessment against the
same
SECTION z. From and after
thirty Gays a1teIH tue dSSeSSneHL
of paving charges. against said lots
or fractional lots. interest at tho
rate Of six CO. per centum shall
be added thereto until paid.
SECTION 5S-There IS hereby
appropriat ed from the General
Fund of the City sum sufficient
to pay for said paving. and all pay
ments Of assessments, when col.
lected. shall be placed in the: Gen
eral Fund. ,t4sif
Passed by the Board OF Directors
May i. 1922.
WILLIAM ". CoNAwAY
Attest: Mayor.
LUXE C. ARNETT.
City Clerk. .3
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PERSONALS

Among local women who are at
tending the eighteenth annua
meeting OF the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Grafton Presbytery at Grafton thl
week are Mrs w. S. Mayors, Mrs
w. T. Black, Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer
Mrs. Hugh F.. Smith and Mrs. !.
Frank Richie.
Fred jenkins and daughter, MISS
Beryl jenkins. went to Buckhanl.
non today to attend the funeral OF
the formers uncle a. q clark
whose death occurred there OF
Monday and whose funeral vas
held this afternoon
The condition OF Heller. the III
tie daughter OF MI. and Mrs.
Leslie Michael Of Quincy street.
who was struck By an &automob
Monday evening. and badly injur-
ed. is encouraging today The child
is a patient at Cook hospital.
Mrs. j. Perry Thompson has rs
turned from visit with relatives
at jeanette. Pa, and Pittsburgh !.
Mrs. Ralph Pixler$ Of MorgantoWn
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. A. Sturm. at their nome N
Wheeling street, having come herr
on account of the accident that be-
fell Helen Michael, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Michael OF
Quincy street
Miss Lueile stealey vent to p
ms yesterday to visit frlen DIS.
Mrs. E. Y. Duffey and Mrs. Ed
win Brooks were visitors in Pitts,
turgh yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Google and dangh
ter. Miss Florence Lee, who hat.
spent the winter at St. Petersburg
Fla, are now in Washin gton, where
they will spend ten days.
Mrs. a. r. Billingsley OF Monon-
gala County. who had been pa
tent at Cook Hospital for mum
Der Of weeks, having undergone an
operation. has been removed to the
home of her sister. Mrs. Bruce Bal
ley. in Fourth street. She is slowly
improvings
Or. H. G. stoetzer IS in Morgan !,
town today where he talked before
the student body Of the West Viz
ginia University at the convocatior
exercises. ~ Ri S3Gy7
f. Marsh, secretary Of the,
State Board of Education Of
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Social Calendar 1
Dance Tonight
Thursday

Miss Florence Hutchinson will
entertain the Wednesday Bridge
Club at the Country Club at I
o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph Burt will be hostess
to the Thursday Bridge Club at
her home in Rhea Terrace
There will be meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church at 2
p. m in the church parlor.
The monthly meeting of the Isa'
bell Thoburn Circle of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held at 7:30 p. m. in the church
parlor. Mrs. Smith Jones divis-
ion will have charge Of the pro
gram.
The Woman's Mission Circle Of
the First Baptist Church will be
held at p. M. in tile church. with
Mrs. r. G. Collins group n
charge.
A meeting OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Of the
Grace Lutheran Church will be
held at 2:3O p. m. in the home o.
Mrs. j. D. Rankin in Virginia
avenue
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist Church
will meet at 2:so at the church
parlors.
The Isabelle Thoburn Circle will
meet at 1880 at the First NJ p.
Church
The Helpful Glass Of the First
Baptist Church will meet at 1880
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Acker at 607 Oliver ave
nue.
The Philathea Glass OF the First
Baptist Church will meet at 1880 at
the home of Mrs. j. ] Lynch IN
Bellview avenue.
Friday
There will be a reception for the
parents and children of the First
Baptist Church from 1880 to 10 p.
m. in the church. This is in KEEP
ing with "Children's Week.
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DECLINES OFFER

vi ELEORA, Ark, May 81. II.
Camel, formerly manager of the
Kansas City American Association
team, who IS in the oil business
here, has declined to become man
ager of the Atlanta Southern AS
sociation team. it became known
today. He was asked to succeed
Charley Frank. resigned: Camel
formerly owned the r Rochester. n:
z. baseball club. KIT sSSSSs
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VIII NOT PLAY

LOS ANGELES, May 3.-William
Tilden, world champion tennis
player announced today that he
would not enter the world cham
pion match this year at Wimbledon
England. The United States Lawn
Tennis Association declined to pay
his expenses to make the trip, he.
said }53 }s
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N IS " &CA.WLOuSu,%a CudlIQdu%O OIL LIE
group. The tables were prett1Y ar
OF the dinner several informal talk,
were given
Dance Tonight
.Quite an enjoyable time is an
ticipated by the local lodge of E1ks
this evening when they will enter
tain Warrington Elks and their
ladies at a dance to be held in
their hall in Main street Mack's
Orchestra will furnish the music,
and large number will attend
both from here and Warrington.
Entertain Club
ts The Misses Bena and Marceline
CLANCY were hostesses on Monday
evening at their home in Ogden
avenue to the members of the
Monday Bridge Club and their
gentlemen friends. Bridge and
dancing were the diversions of
the evening. and refreshments
were served. The house was pref
tily decorated in doswood bios
SONS. Miss Blondenia Bowler
will entertain the club next Mon
day evening at her home at $40
Emerson street.
Missionary Society.
The Women's Missionary Society
of Grace Lutheran Church viii
meet at $3.50 Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. ]. D. Rankin
in Virginia avenue. The following
program will be carried out under
the direction of Mrs o. a. Wood ::
~ -
Thy Love"
Business meeting.
Devotional exercises, with the
president. Mrs. c.. A. Ptlson, lead
ing
Hymn, Awake, Thou Spirit WIN
Didst Fire
Solo Mrs. F. Warder Tut
Topic of lesson, The Missionary
at Work (Doctor-Nurse)
Discussion by Mrs. Q. y. Wood.
Closing prayer.
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! Mtas Hutcfinpn Home

p
Miss Hutchinson Home
Miss Laura Lee Hutchinson, wht,
rs 4 student at Mt Vernon Schoo!
ffn fWashington, D. c.. is here WITH
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M -
Il Hutchinson, at their home IN E,a1s
mont avenue. Miss Hutchinson
had been i'll and came home 70
cuperate and will not return 20
school this spring
y Mr.. and Mrs =. ~. Clark. Jr.
4 and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Nelso,
5Beale are leaving today for Logan
WA. where they will be guests
at house party to be given by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson
atstheir home there
To Grafton
sFS8s number Of women from the
First Baptist Church left this
morning for Grafton, where they
are attending the tri-associational
injecting OF the women's missionary
societies. Among those who went
u are Mrs. T. f.. Henderson. Mrs.
y F;s.g>sN Eddy, Mrs. a. II. Lynch.
mrs. E. j.. Thomas. Mrs. G. =.
Moppage.
Entertains Choir
\ Mrs E C. Rowand was hostess
Mast evening at her home on core
man avenue to the members OF tn I
choir OF the First Baptist Church
of which she is director. The at
fair was arranged to compliment
e. johnson, who had been pan
tone in the Baptist quartet ana
who has resigned his poslt1on
Sthere. IA delightful evening was
spent with music and games: ana
refreshments were ss>zed Mem
h ihhars sof the choir assisted Mrs
8Rowand in entertaining
ss$s$ssss 5sSS5 =
ForE Mrs. Conaway
William RAYMOND cha pier
81 the Daughters of the American
revolution entertained at lunch
con this afternoon at the Falrmo on
Country Club with Mrs. w. =
SGonaway, state vice regent and a
former regent OF the local chapter,
40 the guest OF honor. The affair
was arranged as surprise TO NirS
%Gonaway.S announcement naE1ng
SSbeen made that the meeting Woulo
|Sbe held ats q clock at the nome q
Mrs. Conaway's sister. Mrs. VI Or
ga chambers Instead of this, the
8Hword was quietly passed around
and the guests assembled at the
sGnnntrys Club. Luncheon was serV.
ed lat 10: clock following -Whlcn rs
ports will be made by Mrs: coma
Way aud Mrs. s.. D. Brady CON
i csierning the Continental Congress
IN OF 8thesD. Al R. held recently &c
sWashinlg ;'s'r. 2 . l 8
HI shower Tonight
s v Singleton II. Kimmel,
those marriage was a recent event
lEin@stfis city, will be the guest OF
honor at a miscellaneous shower 20
IA given tonight at the home q!
Mrs. Gus w. Page in Locust ave
me The guests will include the
Young women friends Of the most
Eess and honor guest
U TO Canada
MRS Fred D. Hager is leaving
this week for Toronto, CANADA.
5Where she will attend the meeting
OF the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Brotherhood of Railroad tram
men 10 be held there May g. Of
"a owing convention, Mrs. Haser
-rill8yisit other points of interest,
including the Orphans Home OF
s4fl3e% independent Order of Forces
stars at Oakyille. She will also
visit the family of w. Ashoy at
Hamilton, Ontario.
To Meet
n
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Attend Dinner.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 We're present
ats the a inner served last evening
'ssbYy the Social Service OF the
N aTemple All splendid menu
YVES served Nund erS the direction Of
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|LOCAII SOCIAL EVEN IS

Mrs. o. F.. Tough, chairman OF the
group. The tables were pretttlY ar
ranged, and following the serving
were given
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Spring Dance


The Fred Heintzelman post OF
the American Legion will hold It's
spring dance on Thursday evening,
MAY IL, at the Masonic Temple.
Yerkes Happy Six Orchestra of
New York will furnish the music.
and a large number Will attend.
The orchestra was secured
through the courtesy OF tic Z e:'.l3i
Music store. Dancing will begin
at 1880 and punch will be served
Throughout the evening. Mailing
lists have been obtained from
NEARBY towns, and a NUMBER OF
sout-of-town people will be here for
sthe dance. The Pomo Springs
gcompany will donate drinking
NJ Wl7;aterFfor the evening. The Yerkes
Orchestra plays for the Columbia
EGrafonola Co.
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Entertained Friends. I
Mss Louise Leonard was hostess
at her home in watson
avenue to number OF friends
Bridge was the diversion OF the.
aeYening, two tables having been lE
play. Lunch was served late IN
the evening.
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Hold Dance.

the regular meeting
the Protected Home Circle held
last Eeyening at the hall. a delight
full dance was held with the Vic
tory Six furnishing the music
There were a large number OF the
members present.
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planning her home will always be peased
chooses Whal
have learned the economy Of Whta
neloWed
luxurio domestic
New just arrived and display
select
right to II decorative scheme
We suggest you make early call
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Former saloonkccper m Milwauk-
ee killed himself Others, however,
sill have hopes
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CARLISLE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Bro W. r. Derr filled Brother
Tcnnysons appointment here Sat
urday night and Sunday. He preach
ed two excellent sermons.
Sunday afternoon Carlisle reor,
ganzed their singing class, ana
elected the following officers: Mr..
Lester Sims, president; Mr.. W. NJ.
Pevehouse, director, and Miss Thel-
ma HinsOn, secretary and treasurer.
They are 90 meet every Saturday
night between now and the next
convention. and every ist, Bird, and
ith Sunday afternoons.
Mrs. Jerden's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor from Baird,
are here visiting with her now.
Miss Bessie Lee HeifingtOn visited
Miss Jewel Moon. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Moore, who has been sick
for several weeks. was operated on
Sunday afternoon, but Us better az
this writing
Nj. Hammill Hinson spent Sunday
afternoon in the Turnell home.
Misses Bess and Ted Sims, Eve.
lvn Tubhs. Thelma Hinson, and
Messrs. Tonne and Lester Sims,
Travis Tubhs and Walter willing
ham. spent Sunday afternoon IN the
Pevehouse home They reported a
nice time. eating plums, and enjoy
ing the music which was rendered
BY Mr.. and Mrs Pcvehouse.
Several farmers from this vicinity
went plum hunting last week They
report great time and brought
back fifty bushels Of wild plums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph, Of Lub-
book. visited their daughter. Mrs.
Dean, last Sunday.
Miss Thelma Hinson visited IN
the Jerden home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and children,
spent Saturday night with Mr. Roy
Spence, near Lubbock.
Messrs. Prcntiss Jerden and Lor-
aine Hinson spent Saturday night
with Mr.. Everett Price.
Little Misses Juanita Bush and
Elizabeth Jones, and Messrs. Carl
Ray, Russell Moon, Elmer Bush and
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AT SLATON
CHOSEN FOR NEW YEAR


Slaton, Texas, July 4.--The school
Board Slaton Independent District
announce the following teachers for
the ensuing year: c. l.. Stone, sup
erintendent, High School, W. V.
Lemons, principal. English, Miss LOIS
Morgan, Domestic Economy, Miss
Clara Mathis, MatL unassigned,
History Mrs. H. Ford Taylor, Latin
Miss Gilliland, Music, Piano Miss
Ramsey. Nioline, Miss Bailey, Ex-
preston Miss Whitaker. West Side
Grade. Mrs. VI. a. Evans principal
and sixth grade. Mrs. j. w. Wallace
LIST, Miss Beade Lokey. End, Miss
Ouida Buzbee third, Miss Elma Reed
fourth. Miss Hardesty fifth. Miss
Eva Adamas seventh. East Side
Grade, Mrs. n. S. Pickens, principal
and seventh grade, Mrs. W. T..
Smart first, Miss Annetta Stamps
second. Miss Mae Morrison third.
Miss Margaret Brown fourth, Mrs.
j. S. Lanham sixth with fifth unas-
signed. Mexican school. Mrs. Il. I.
Owens; Negro school, unassigned.
Substitute Miss Ollie Some. Scholas-
tic 1000, teachers "a. This u an
Increase Of $50 scholars and 10
teachers over 1915, and 200 scholars
and 3 teachers over last year.
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SOME LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
FROM SLATON SLATONlTE

The one-year-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. h. G.. Smith died Tuesday from
the effects OF drinking coal oil.
Physicians were summoned but were
unable 20 save the little fellow His
remains we're laid to rest in SlatOn
cemetery Wednesday The under
taking department Of Slaton Fur
niture Company, had charge Of the
funeral arrangements.
a reunion 81 the Mcdonald fam
ily IS soon % be held az the home
~ Mrs. c. e. Harle, az MERTON on
the Concho River The brothers and
sisters will meet in Slaton and leave
here July s. They are: J. S, Homer
and Joe Mcdonald Of TINS city; Mrs.
II. s. Bell. Littlefield; Mrs j. w.
Wright. Bonita; Mrs /. p. John
son. Belin, y NJ, and their fam
lilies
Arrangements are being perfected
for the annual convention Of the
South Plains Odd Fellows Associa-
ton. which will be held in Slaton
on Monday and Tuesday, August IA
and IS This association comprises
the tNuUtlfN Ni IlNhft1t NAH'N1 >
Lubbock, Cara, Lynn, Dawson,
Yoakuni and Terry. Something like
four hundred Odd Fellows and Reb-
ekahs are expected TO attend this
meeting, and they win be given a
hearty welcome by the citizenship
Of Slaton.
On Tuesday, July 4th. Slaton was
full Of baseball fans from every sec
ton Of the country, roofing for their
favorites. Most Of the out-0f-town
fans expected to see the Slaton
Santa Fe Monograms go down IN
defeat before a picked team from
Tahoka, O'Donnell, Lamesa and Big
Spring, but they were disappointed.
The Monograms "mopped up with
them" 70 the tune Of TO 1. Bat
teries for Slaton; Eckert and Nc
Aztec.
The visiting team got only one
hit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, we're dinner
guests In the Jerden home recently.
The farmers certainly did appre-
ciate the good rains which fell Fri
day night and Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Price spent Saturday
night with Miss Jewel Wood.
Miss Marie Coffey spent Saturday
night with Miss Bernice Casey.
Bro. Pickens Of Lubbock, will fill
his regular appointment here Sun
day afternoon.
Bro. Smith will FIN his regular
appointment Sunday night, ] pre-
sumo
Mr. Noal Hembree, who is work
ing ON a ranch, was visiting Boz this
community Sunday.
Some Of Mr.. Bonds relatives,
from Canyon. are visiting them TINS
week
Mr.. Moon and boys, have finish
ed hauling Mr.. Payne's crop, and
are hoeing for Mr.. Olford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne and son, at
tended church Sunday morning.
Miss Eloise Jones and Mr.. Glenn
Jcrden, were dinner guests m the
Tltman home Sunday
Mr.. Sterling Jerden spent Sunday
night with Mr.. Max Brownlee.
Misses Mary and Thelma Steel are
visiting Mrs. Hackloman this week.
Mr. Max Brownlee spent Sunday
afternoon in the Jerden home.
Mrs. j. r. Hinson and two little
children. spent Monday with her
daughter. Mrs. J w. Beville.
Mrs W h. Ray and two little
children. spent Tuesday afternoon
in the Jerden home
Mr. Ditto's father and mother are
visiting him
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NEWS ITEMS OF THE
WEEK IN POST CITY

Post City Post:
Last Saturday Southland voted a
special school tax which carried 81
10 o Good for Southland. Let's
make our court house bonds issue
carry with about the same kind Of
vote.
Last Friday night, June 30. at
eleven O'Clock Il began to rain and
raincd all night until about 6 a. m.
July /. A precipitation Of 90 inch
es; the biggest rain for years IN this
county. This rain extended all over
the county, but was not so heavy in
the southern part, and makes Il
look mighty good for a great big
crop.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +.
Lloyd on July 4, a fine baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd have another
baby, a boy, Maurice, ; years old,
who was also born on the fourth
day Of July. May both little folks
live to celebrate many Of their birth
days together and always be a
source OF pride and Joy TO their
parents Is the wish Of the Post City
Post.
iUtTN VIII % Ilthis aht ~
cue At Southland Saturday, July ~:
Candidates are expected % attend
In full force. Two baseball games
and other things Will furnish amuse-
ment We hope and expect 90 500
large crowd present
After lingering illness Mrs. y,
l.. narrow died al the home ~ Mrs.
Drank willis |asl Sunday. She leaves
tso sons In Poet City % mourn hrf
loss. Leonard and Louis Barrow %
whom ~ eslend oar sympathy. she
va buried Ia tsusts lemNlnIf
sandal alIeInnpn
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VOTER FOR LAMB
COUNTY ARRIVED sun ,.

Political development in Lamb
county are making things hum up
Littlefield way, and the entire citi-
zenship is glad 10 welcome anyone
who is willing TO boost that thriving
little city, and perhaps that is one OK
the reason that Miss Carline Marie
Smith received such hearty welcome
on her arrival Sunday.
She entered the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Smith. Of the Littlefield
Garage. Sunday, July 2nd, and since
women have something 20 say about
the political affairs Of community
and State az this time, She VIII no
doubt become an active factor in the
manipulation Of the political machin-
cry Of that section.
She Is a fine big girl, weighing
seven and a half pounds, is wide
awake. Charlie told US confidential
iy that she had been so wide awake
on several occasions that he had
walked several miles amusing her IN
the wee small hours Of night, but
az that he is about the happiest fell
low IN an Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are well known
IN this section, and their many
friends rejoice with them az the ar
rival Of the fine girl.
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ASPIRIN
Insist on Baver Package

Unless you see the name "Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer prod
uct prescribed by physicians over
twenty-five years and proved safe
by millions for
Colds, Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain. Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package
which contains proper directions
Handy boxes Of twelve tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell bot
tie Of "a and 100. Aspirin n the
trade mark OF Baycr Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures Of Salicyii-
cacid.
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