Mountain advocate., 1922-11-24

two members has been formed at
Wilton. according to Earl Mayhem.
who has the work in charge.
Owing to an extra press of busi-
ness this week, Mrs. Hobart Ham
mons was back at her old job in the
Advocate office.
Mrs. Thurman Powers, nee Ray
Hershberg, of Knoxville, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Margaret Hersh-
berg.
Dan Herndon lost a bundle of
letters, checks and contracts last
week. He will be greatly obliged
for their return.
Mrs. Edmonson, who spent two
weeks with her daughter Mrs. G.. NJ.
Richards, returned to her home in
Knox, Pa. last Monday.
Mrs. j. ID. Tuggle has returned
from Columbus, Ohio and while
there went with Kenneth to witness
a football game in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lynch and
daughter, Miss Irene, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Lynchs mother, Mrs.
Louise Lynch, at Lebanon, KY, on
Saturday.
e. B. Hemphill is suffering from
a badly cut arm which he got while
riding in a car that went into the
ditch throwing him against the wind
shield which broke causing the cuts.
The house in which the Tuggle
family lived on Richland, belonged
to j. w. Messamore. He carried no
insurance so the recent fire was a
total loss.
Cards have been received from
"The Powder Puff" a beauty parlor
that has been opened in Pineville
under the able direction Of Mrs.
Blanche Golden.
]. w. Davis left for Rockhold
Tuesday. His injured elbow is i'm
proving nicely and he will soon be
able to poise his tensorial scissors
once more.
Steve Philpott, chief of police, is
offering $3.50 day, 7 am to 4 pm,
for street sweepers, but with no TAX
ers. Where are the hard times We
hear Of?
Jimmie Aldo, the smiling Assy-
rian, lost a part of his anatomy at
the Logan Hospital, Sept. 16, when
his appendix was extracted. Jim is
feeling fine.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. E. Curry and fam
lily were here Friday following their
attendance at the Baptist General
Association at Middlesboro. DR.
Curry is very happy in his new work.
DR.. Frank Check, of Danville, Ky.
will preach at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning at 11:OO
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
Walter Hignite, son of w. H. Hig-
mite of Hi-Land Park who has been
i'll with pneumonia, is improving
nicely. w. H. Hignite has just re-
covered from an attack of tonsilitis.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have on sale practical and fancy
articles and also good things to eat
at Miss Laura Hayes shop Dec. SO.
Come and do your. Christmas shop
ping.
Miss Blanche Wilmington, who
last year taught in Union College, is
now teaching at Luna, La. Miss
Wilmington did not expect to teach
this year but she received such a
lcIuplluB OllSI olO lOulN hOA oOAA
unable to refuse it.
G. Smith, of Kinghorn, Scotland,
is here accompanied by j. A. Callen,
managing director of the Gibson &
Co. Golf Club Manufacturers They
are here on the annual visit to buy
golf shafts. They are staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Matthews.
Prof. John A. Tinsley, of James
burg, N. j., is here accompanied by
Stanley w. Petty. They came as
far as Berea by car and then had to
take the train. They expect to re-
turn today, picking up the auto at
Berea.
Piano for SaIe-Second hand. A
bargain. Enquire at Advocate Office.
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