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We take your hogs any day. Phone
PAP or 2173. John Babbitt, Manager.
-. Co j. G. Wilson,
'N st. Lawrence Manager.
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Our big vault is . good place for
your Liberty Bonds and valuable pa.
pers Citizens State Bank.
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Christmas dance, Monday, Decem-
Der 25th. Music by the Novelty Star
Orchestra.
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David Granquist departed Monday
evening for Sweden, where he will
spend several months with relatives.
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Don't allow the incest things to slip
away from you without seeing them.
Come in. Collins e. Shaw.
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Fred Walker arriyer last week from
Huron: and has resumed his position
at the 9. & n. W. depot.
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FOR RENT-Four room house and
barn. Inquire at The First National
Bank of Miller.
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watch our windows. If you don't
see what you want come in and ask
Tor II. Collins & Shaw.
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Don't let cigars get the best of you.
Get the best Of cigars.
Collins & Shaw,
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WANTED

Batteries to store for the winter
Phone 2402. We will call for same.
PeterSOn's Garage.
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Frank Brown, of Moose Jaw, Can
ada, arrived the. first of the week for
a visit at the home of his uncle, F. NJ.
Brown.
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Thos. Quigley, Of Chicago, spent the
weekend in this city, a guest Of his
father-in-law, +. M. Brown.
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Fresh Parke-Da Blackleg Vac
cine liquid or pills.
Collins & Shaw.
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The Edison Photograph invites com
parison. Come in and let us demon
strate 1t to you. Collins & Shaw.
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Mrs. E. G. Butler and daughter visit
ed a few days last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Lawlor, of High
more.
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WINTER STORAGE

for batteries. We are adding another
charging outfit to take care Of more
batteries. Phone 2402 we will call for
same. Peterson's Garage.
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The best tonic and worm destroyer
SAL-VET.
Collins & Shaw.
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+. ]. Colman will vaccinate your
hogs. Phone 632 for veterinary ser
vices.
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1t doesn't cost anything to look at
these goods. II doesn't cost much to
buy them. Collins & Shaw.
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Call ut the First National Bank and
register your name for one Of our 1928
Art Calendars.
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George Wermersen, of Britt, Iowa,
arrived Tuesday to transact business.
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Buy by comparison. We do. Ever!
sensible buyer does.
Collins & Shaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawlor report the
birth of a son Monday, December 18th.
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It's a good policy to make your
Xmas selections early. Come in and
see our stock. Collins & Shaw.
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DR.. and Mrs. Port McWhorter. and
Mrs. Jessie Chambers spent Friday
at Huron.
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Have your cows tested for tubercu-
losis by DIR. G. H. Sessions, graduate
veterinarian. STA
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, lsss

Semi-solid buttermilk at Acme Min
erals at the Feed Store.
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The Edison Record Is the only un-
breakable record. We have all the
latest song and dance hits.
Collins & Shaw.
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Buick and Chevrolet Automobiles.
New Stoughton wagons. First door
north Citizens State Bank.
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Miss Genevieve Dunn was a Huron
visitor Saturday.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Carpenter, Friday, December Sth.
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STORE YOUR CAR
Our garage is heated.
Peterson's Garage.
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Fresh lot OF -four niddlings and oil
meal at the Feed Store.
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Highest market price for cream
poultry, eggs, rabbits and hides.
K. M. Dunn.
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Our stock Of Christmas goods is ar,
tistic and complete.
Collins & Shaw.
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For Round Oak heaters, ranges and
furnaces call on Miller Hardware Co
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Miss Ursula Pussy was a passengel
to Highmore Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Levens were
passengers to Huron Tuesday evening,
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AS usual we are right in front will
New Goods. Collins & Shaw.
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Semi solid butter milk for hogs and
chickens at the Feed Store.
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Christmas Dolls. A big family o.
them. Collins & Shaw.
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Hot water Kalsomine soc q package
= Collins & Shaw.
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Father ID. ]. Quillan was a passeI
ger to Pierre Monday noon.
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Home grown Alfalfa Seed for sale.
22tf Miller Implement Co.
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Christmas Buying this year will be
lively. Get here early.
Collins & Shaw.
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Leave your subscriptions to maya
zines with G. w. Wilcox.
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Buy if you like-looking means NJ
obligation to buy.
Collins & Shaw.
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F. e. Saltmarsh transacted business
at st. Lawrence Tuesday.
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Eastman Kodaks and supplies O
Collins & Shaw.
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xxGS INA
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1872
Semi-solid buttermilk at Acme Min
erals at the Feed Store.
Fresh lot OF -four niddlings and oil
meal at the Feed Store.
Hot water Kalsomine soc q package.
= Collins & Shaw.
Miss Genevieve Dunn was a Huron
visitor Saturday.
SAL-vET.
Collins & Shaw. Sole Agents.
For Round Oak heaters, ranges and
furnaces call on Miller Hardware Co.
~ uouoA VIZ otO it6hI III IIOuL WIN
e Goods. Collins & Shaw.
Miss Ursula Pussy was a passenger
to Highmore Wednesday.
Eastman Kodaks and supplies at
Collins & Shaw.
Leave your subscriptions to maya
zines with G. W. Wilcox.
Films developed and printed in "a
hours. Collins & Shaw.
Father ID. j. Quillan was a passen-
ger to Pierre Monday noon.
Count 1t good If Collins & Shaw sell
it.
Home grown Alfalfa Seed for sale.
22tf Miller Implement Co.
Christmas Dolls. A big family of
them. Collins G Shaw.
F. E. Saltmarsh transacted business
at St. Lawrence Tuesday.
Semi solid butter milk for hogs and
chickens at the Feed Store.
Our stock Of Christmas goods is ar
tistic and complete.
Collins & Shaw.
Buy if you like-looking meal no
obligation to buy.
Collins & Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Levens were
passengers to Huron Tuesday evening.
Highest market price for cream.
poultry, eggs, rabbits and hides.
e. M. Dunn.
The Hand County State Bank will
be pleased to assist you in cashing
your War Savings Stamps.
Christmas Buying this ear will be
lively. Get here early.
Collins & Shaw.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Carpenter, Friday, December 9Th.
IIayo yonr nn<uo toctal for fnhasrpu-
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SAL-VET.
Collins & Shaw, Sole Agents.
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Count 1t good If Collins & Shaw Sc,
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anniversary ot tho Virginia Mis-
Sims Ala society. tin" Memorial So
tt"tv t" Frank iar.tt"r. to b" held
at McGill auditorium Monday even
iue At N:iS O'Clock. Tn" musical pro-
ram Wi!l b. r.Hd"r"d hy E"v.
Father Joseph Brcuuau. Mrs /; :
!iudeins. Misses Mad..in" TRIMMER.
!>nthvrin" Sin&r.N. Louis. Williams.
M"SSTs. BASH Fowler. rhNlip Colo
vita. Jr.. Russell SiuprcN. 'a~p-r
Deadly. acc"mpaniSt. Mrs T. / Arch
~ ana Miss Mari. i;"ruhardt.
Rufor,i-M"nRit.
Nu interesting marriage II last
w""'t was that of Miss Marian Huch-
AMMAN M"Tait. daughter Of ,h" late
MIR. aud Airs HUGH NJ M"nItf 10
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GARDEN PARTIES HOLD
ATTENTION OF SOCIETY
Charming Affairs Planned in Richmond One a, Byrd
Park Wedncsday-Others Take Place Next Month
Women Voters Give Dinner Thursday
by Elizabeth witt.

The Yes Il ro,1 .o,
son The weather gets peoples bones
the feeling o the ohevo
happens holiday
date
stepping the unbound left Of
and pcrb,ne tho no
picturesque of entertainments the garden
light dresses OF
stately sweeping from booth to table
by
So"! is at its best with
20 Their
Charming already planned Wednesday after
thor" will
St STEPHENS Guild
has So" for i celebration Of the
cub VIII nav" It's annual garden
them, lovely
wilson OF tho University o,
Virginia Will address tn"
the Matter with Move
he Club AZ
Collegiate
from4 to an
"s'ins musicale and
by the Commonwealth Chapter OF a
Tuesday afternoon there will be o
annual meeting OF the Little
Theater League will take
a oclo
Wednesday afternoon
10y IN" Richmond chapter" iioln Alumnae Idle
from TO -. o'clock btdg" a,
Thursday elcagu OF Won. Vote dinner
IN" W"man CLUB hear the
Women.
Friday afternoon Miss Brimmng Gun
Literary Gn,er Park wonsn club which
Park iapt
Saturday night there viii be the
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for s"rvic" in Ia" historical pageant.
Why should not . Ike enthusiasm
u" manifested for the permanent
musical reputation ~ Richmond
shall Richmond. ga," city Of tn.
south. Win all its wealth and his
torlc rr"stig 20. allow Atlanta, "a sister
city. which WAS scarcely more Than
villac" in tn" War Between tn.
states I" uSGrp her glory FOR cul-
iHro aud become tho ackuowl.du. ed
musical queen OF the Suutt.
SNNSCrap"rs and commercial enter
priScs are no, sufficient for tn. main
i"nanc" OF ctty's prestige ,'ul-
tnr". too. mus abound The rciin-
ing influence of good schools. an
ad"Guatc public library. and generous
musical facilities must he given thc
"ppprtunltv to contribute their VIA!
ana indispensable" share /" tn. honor
ana prosperity 81 the muuicipalliN.
surely ,h" citizens OF Richmond.
r"aiiH.n. the Importance 81 such an
organization a. tn" Wednesday, club.
vii! respond with Il proper ana en-
'huSldStic Co-"p"ration 50 that TIA"
Wednesday cluh cnorus MAY resume
'h"ir r"h"arsals another year with
lhrS"r attendance than ever hcfor..
ana MAY round out their courS,. ~
instruction with a series nf cnnc.rrs
which shall enhance tho reputation
OF Richmond as a city OF cultur.. and
refinement NJ =, a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

James E"G"ri Euf"rd. son of Mi aud
Mrs ". l.. Hutnrd. of this city. Th.
r"r"m"nN took p!at" at II ".nlocN
SATURDAY morning. May s. at the
second fr"SbNteriau church. IN"
church was decorated simply with
palms Hud cathedral candles. and
hr. Russell C"cil. pastor Of the
church. performed the ccrrmnny
tn" hrid, entered with her
brother Carlton rage Mnmatt, who
gay" h'r ia marriage. She wor" a
Iari> hluc travelling suit aud cor
sag" "f orchids and lilies 81 TIA" val
l"y. ii"r sister. Miss IrSsi" MnGaii.
was her only attendant Sit" w"r"
3, dr"ss "t h-iT. or"p" roma aud
,arri-d AN arm bouquet OF rod roses.
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vD HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO RICHMOND SOCIETY

liam Barbour Mary Shoat. Lou c.nd
Ter j"hnn"ti" Quarl"s. E,h.l,n
Hayes. Lucy 'ruwd"r. Ruth Ford.
Edna BcIl and Lula Perkins. M.sSrx
Robert kn@. l:uf"rd Quarl"S. Vii
az i"r"luS. Morton M.yor. Hay-
m"nd Quarts an'I Mr. I"c". MIR aud
Mrs. ' y i"hhard'. Mr. and Mrs.
!;u"<"r. M;. and Mrs y r. Fer
Snss"n. MIR and Mrs. X {. EaS.
ar anu Mrs 7. l.. r"rk ins Mr arI
Mrs w puar!"S. Mrs -. G. Iyuc
Yrs !. vaughan Mrs. Ruin
ftnd"rS and Mrs l.. H. Epson.
h">'""' Program Monday Evening.
lh" II E"v. Eishop l.. i O'"on-
ne" WIZ 10" ia" speaker Of TIA. "v.u-
luz az ia" celebration of tn" SECOND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Is known for her beautiful
voice. Miss Sura Fisher. yiolinist
and graduate OF the Boston Con
S"TNht"rN of Music. viii D- an az
QUESTION To tn" concert Joseph
Whiit"mOre. tenor soloist OF First
Baptist Church and Re,h Nsshah
Synagogue. ana Horace Powell bari
tone, "f Second Baptist Church. are
featured in solos. ana viii sing the
beautiful! duet from Forzo del Des-
tinc." made famous by Caruso and
Scott. Many prominent women OF
tn" city are Interested in this CON
cert Among the patronesscs are:
Mrs. Julien Hil!. Mrs. W. j. Harahan.
Mrs. John NJ BrockcnhrouEh Mrs
John ". stun, Mrs. NJ. j. Fulton.
Mrs. Greer Baughman. Mrs l.. r
sullivan. Mrs. T.. Morrison Fitzgerald.
Mrs. George y. Hanson, Mrs. Gran
VILE Gray. Mrs. Alvin smith Mrs
C. Watson James. Mrs. W HaZclI.
Mrs. John W Nokclcy, Mrs w L.
James 7. Disney, Mrs Hation Valen-
tine. Mrs. John B!iIcy. Mrs. Joseph
y. part, Mrs. Fritz Sittcrding. Mrs.
T.. l.. Smith. Mrs. Russell Rawlings.
Mrs. + j. Mcclure. Mrs. ~ j. Scott.
Miss Katharine Shaughncssy, Miss
katharine liarahan.
MISUNDERSTANDING
MIR. and Mrs. W. ~ Bcvcridgc. Jr.,
announce tho engagement uf their
daughter, Eva Elizabeth. to Walter
Bowlcs Anderson, son OF MIR. and Mrs
J. II. Anderson. OF this city. The
wedding viii take place the early
part "f June.
The College club az Richmond,
branch OF the American Association
If University Women. will give a
college bay" party at tho ColIeciate
school for Girls. 1919 Monument Ave
nue., Monday AT { O'Clock.
Refreshments will lie served and
both pubic and private school girls
are cordially invited to attend
Miss May Kellar. dean Of West
hampton College. will make shor,
address on the value Of college
education. and some of the students
at Wcsihampton will do a stunt"
The college day committee consists
Of Mrs. Frank IT. West. chairman:
Miss adelaide Rothcrt, Miss Jcnrics
Heinrich. Miss Francis McFadcn.
"a Southern Cindc reIIn."
Under the auspices OF the Woman's
missionary Society Of Pace Memorial
Church. the Mamie Eddington Bib,
class will present "A Southern Gin
dcrclla" in the lecture-room of the
church, May Is, at o'clock This en-
tcrtainmcnt will be in cooperation
with the Virginia Historical Pageant
and Will be given for the benent OF
the Retreat for the Sick. Those tax
ing part are: Madame Charterert,
an old aristocrat, Miss Virginia AL
len; Enid Bellamy. a Southern Gin
derella. Miss Bessie BARLOW; Miss
Rosie Winterbery, a famous settle
mcnt worker. Mrs. Eva Shcrrod: Miss
Johnnie Bell Randolph, couuettc,
Miss Sallye Woodson; Kathleen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
Musicale and Reception.

Musicale and UrcrptIon.
one nf tn. mas, i,,.,e.,i,,. +r,,
,,
az '''
noon muses. reception On Tuesday
afternoon "t IA" nom. ~ Mrs. g. H.
Ellington. from 80" to A. o'clock. III,
affair has hecn arranged b, m. -
-
''"f Wv 'N''"H'H o. 'hcr "oh' III 'h"
I"Tah" during in- virginia His
inrIcaI Pageant. ana /, vii! ac large
N a,,.ud.J y, ,ramf,,
a., <ur,o, Nig. -, ,ri. n,
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Mater win m. Modern NovcI" pr
Wilson holds the Edgar Allan POI.
chair of English at III. University
of Virginia. and is particularly well
qualified to speak on This subject,
owinl; 10 his position. and also as he
is a writer OF marked ability. AZ IN.
recent opening Of the Poe shrine
pr. Wilson rcprescntcd Tn. Ifniycr-
sity of Virginia and made "A delight
ful address
Mrs Charles q flasher III. newly
elected president. viii he chairman.
ana mo SNEAKER wiI he presented by
Ni.s Narpar.t Prescott Montague
.rh. hos,,sses viii he Mcsdames <
a WI, g. u winpb.ld Morris War
rem T. waddu Dana Rucker.
Misses Ka,hcrin. Kicks Mary Wing.
field Scott and Vera palmer.
ON Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock the cIub viii he hosts 10 the
delegates attending III. annual con
ycntion Of the Federated clubs of
virginia,
At Mrs. Sco,t.. Tuesday.
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Hawke. an English nurse. Miss Vir.
f'h'" Hhryson, Caroline Hawkc an
adventures. Miss Ruin harlow.
h!ach Nanny, Judy Johnson. Mrs.
Mamie Eddimeton. The music VIII
consist OF southern melodies. sung
10y Mrs. BAILEY Shifl.tt Miss Mar
=hr"t Heindl, Mr.. Hrinkley. j. wat
S"n James. .Ir.. directed 10y Mrs
Austin ,Martcnstein
Interesting Talent ON Program.
I'm" graduating class uf Mrs
Thurston's school Of EXPRESSION.
each member of which represents q
distinctive type Of talent. VIII pre-
sent charming program in conu"c-
ton with their graduation at the
Central Y. NJ. =. \. auditorium on
Thursday evening. Miss Maiti. Ecil
anderson who has developed a
large repertoire. has been assigned
number under the artistic group
Miss Frances burton. an accom-
piishcd young lady. OF I.itucton. y.
e.. mas been given the dramatic
group. Miss EVELYN Cosby. who Is
also a writer OF merit. has chosen
rs her reading "a selection from
Edgar Allan Poe" Mrs. Iuez Goddin
Freeman. having pursued this courS"
merely as scholarly attainment.
VIII take no part in tn" program. To
MISC ntiIEa hctn'. " no Is piftltN-
larry gifted in characterization. has
bccn assigned the humorous number.
The Shahcsbury dramatic ATTITUDES
performed by the graduates. viii
form ;he spectacular number. The
UNDERGRADUATES who viii also have
parts in the performance are Misses
Helen Carter Smith and Marie
Louise Smith. \ very delightful
feature Of the "v'min. viii h" songs
by Miss Frances NJ. Milan and plan"
music 10y Mrs Alien ! Sayillc. Nd
mission will he by card only.
Wedding In juno.
Mrs. Belle Drake Bailey. of LnCLeS-
burg. Ark. formerly "f Anderson.
:. G.. announces tho engagement Of
her daughter. Mary orr, To Moses
Louis Malone. II this city The
wedding viii take plac" in June.
Announces Enlargement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor :. Goodc. of
3306 East Eroad street. Announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Iona
Marie. To Rev. NJ raul :. Hunting
ton. rector of AllSaints Episcopal
Church, OF Norton.
shaver for Miss Perkins.
On Thursday evening. May 4.
IN iSccliancous shower was given by
MIR and Mrs Z. \. Gchhard, In their
nome III h'hoi ~ MISS I.h'a h"iiidS
Perkins. whose marriage Ia Ray
mond w. Quarlcs took place Sattir-
day. May g. I'm the home OF the
bride
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with ferns and ported plants.
| and color scheme of pink and
-hi,e was carried out. The gifts
were presented in q large hat box
| decorated with a huge pink bow.
After the shower a wedding cake
was cut containing all the charms
The guests were Misses Josephine
,I< ingy., HAZEL Perkins, Anna Meyer.
Bessie Powell, rhllcna, Thelma and
Hazel Vaughan, Gladys Hurley, LII
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8 Four-Piece Period Bedroom Suit,
and . West Broad

:
Dresser, Chinont"r rripleMirtor Toilet 4 ~ 81
Table. ~ \ ~ /. ~
sh"d in mahogany. NJ II Il az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

I.ift-top style. lee ca
paCity - pounds. lust
right for small families
and light housckecpcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
"WEDNESDAY CLUB CHORUS
INTACT AND FUNCTIONING
As Result of Necessary DELAYS in Plans and Intercs, in
Virginia Historical Pageant. Board Decides
to Omit 1929 Festival

There IS much discussion as To
tn" fuiur- 81 Richmoud's greatest
musical organization. tho Wednesdays
club Rumors ar" nf'uat To tn" "f-
i""t that II has ceased 10 exist, Their.
could hc no Wednesday, club with
on, tn" Wednesday, club chorus. and
tn" Wednesday, CLUB chorus is not
dead, nor even sleeping. Its organ
iza,lon is intact and ~ fuuctipninC
owing 10 certain necessary delays
In its plans and also to the absorb
ing and strcssful Interests IN tho
great historical parcant tn" board
OF governors decided that IL was
best To omit tn. May festival for
this year But the members Of tn.
chorus have NO other purpose than
10 continue the existence 81 the.
WEDNESDAYS CuD and IN. Ma f.s-
',Vai. and 10 max" these most inn
p"r'ant assets 10 Richmond II even
srsa'er vlIus in the future than in
tho past
Responsibility ON Citizens
Bat the r.sronsiblii,y for IN" sue
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
CHRONIC INCONSISTENCY

The Democrats are going to find fault, by heck, one way or another! In one breath tbev accuse the Administration of having failed to accomplish anything in the way Of national economies; and in the next they be- rate the President for having refused to com init the nation to the payment of billions of dollars for a soldiers bonus, for which there were no available funds in sight. Now comes Senator Walsh, the chronic Democratic fault finder of Massachusetts, and declares that the Presidents action in the bonus matter was inspired by "big business" through Secretary Mellon. The hard headed business sense of the Secretary of the Treasury, who has been "sawing wood' steadily and without any noise in the effort to get the Government within seeing distance of its own resources, is ascribed to the influence of "big business y And campaign talk, which is the cheapest kind of talk, is not going to alter the fact that the President and his Treasury Officer have saved the country from assuming ln the face of a $60O,00000O deficit, an obligation to pay billions of dollars which it had no hope of raising. If maintaining the Governments in tegrity is of small moment to the carping Democrats, it is not to the present Administra- tion. The voters in the coming election will know which to heed-the fault-finding of a party with a record for unprecedented ex- travagance or the accomplishments of one whose two years of service have gone far to overcome the effects of it.