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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Every County Represented
at the State University

Nr-rtnt,w1. W Va. NT4'.h - I''
rnr.1 ,nnr,nsa in ~. uruur"r 80 students
at Yves: VIRGINIA University ''r" ne
southern ra,f Of The S'a'" j. sH"wm ~
a mp of the state prcwlr"d Jay 'n"
University show .mE tho s'n''"' y'' poo
sanitation from each county. N"' "r'F
Is every county represented. aU' "",y
two counties. Writ ard E", "". l"'" Z"
single strIcnt each and only II other
courtles fail below ~ strdCnte 'a"N.
uiSrrgardu MoronEali1 '"N"'r
which has many students ISt"d n N'%'-
dcn'c n" Nnr"a0rowu who ar" merely
making NorCantown their hom' "'il'
attending the University. Nari"H '.'0-
" loads tho State with - a'u1."'>
followed by Harrison wj'h t"t
Kanawha rs. Ohio -. pr"s'cH IS LAWS
81 and Taylor 45. From 4" !nro'jon
Mercer County Is tho hrH".r county Of
the state with 10 students.
The comn'ctc list Of counties ana
students fellows:
Barbour %. Rcrlrlcy % Io"r" l.
BraNton 2G Eron'i" 90. CHh"l g. cat
houn .. Clay s. noGirlduc II. N"y"'t"
90. GIlnrrr .. Grant Q. Gr',uhrj"r ~.
hampshire 12. Hancock IS. Hardy 10,
Harriror ln& Iar,snn -, Jefferson -
Kanawha 9S. Lewis o. Lincoln :, i."-
gan l.. McDow'iI -. Marion -. MAJ
shall 20. Mason &c. Mercer 90. Mineral
-. M,uEu i%, M0u"ngai!a 80. N'nr""
L. MurERn .. Memoirs -, OH" -, pea
dleton 7. PlHasauig ~. rorGhoM'as -,
Preston IS. rU'ram ?. Halo Ch s. RAN
dolph 50. RItchr 81. Roane o.. SIm-
mcrs 90. Taylor -. Tucker -. TYLER 80,
l.. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
COOPERATION WOOL
WAREHOUSE PLANNED

Clarkehurg. W. Va. March l1.--ForIn-
Ing tho West Virginia Farmers o.
operative Wurchous" association at 'Ae
meeting ot the state Farm bureau
Tc 'cra,!on here today wool growers
from all parts or West Virginia HINnh""
for tire opening Of c"-oprratIVe "'''.
house at Clarkshur% about June 10
market about 5O0oOO pounds Of wool
annually.
Twcn;y-ninc charter members s!rn"u
tho nv-iaws and tonight officers ana
directors, were elected as follows: j. W.
SmIth, Weston. president: \. r. Lra' :
crman. Koyscr, vice president; ). -.
McRrvrolds ClarkshurE. secretary ana
trea surcr. f. y. Curry MOncnEah: Mrs.
Izc,,a Jewel, Brown. Kingwood.
The association viii hay" representa-
ton through each county farm bureau
in the state and will grade and market
wool on n purely cooperative basis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
SCORE OF ALLEGED
RUM RUNNERS TAKEN
BY CUSTOMS OFFICERS

New York; March ia sr"r" Of al
icgrd rum runners. captured early To-
day BY customs officers in pisto! fights
while att"m;ting Ia Land SaOO. OO9 worth
Of wh.sI;cy on the Bronx shore Of the
Last river from the Gloucester schooner
Viking. were arraigncd with pand"Eed
hcn'> before a United States commas
sinner late tudGy.
HcpOrIs that four Of their Humher
were members Of the New York rO.ice
force lei To prolonged Questioning by
federal prosecutors Each prs ne'
stoutiy denled that he was hlne'oat,
and from police heaGInnrtrrs came ih"
announcement that nothing Was known
Of any police being caught in the raid.
The captain Of the scho n"r. H"". ed
as daniel HHlpin was held in $",cph
bail The others we're held in $2.JUV bail
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Woman Golf Champion
Wants Cash to Finance
Her Divorce Proceedings

!u,sbureh. March 1'.--llor"thy !.
T., ,,,nhnu Hurd former RATED St''" ~
British and Canadian amateur R"l'
champion today hlcd Il petition IN com
mon pleas court here before I"GE"
Thomas J. Ford, in which she ASK
that her husband Jack Y. Hurh' "ca''hy
cluhlnan Of this city. bc required 10 pay
her alimony and counsel tees L" usiI"S
the expenses Of III" diVor"" nro.'r,''t'e
v.hi,b liz. has instituted against him.
Nrs JIurd alleges that she is with"u
.urnr;c,t funds to maintain herself ana
nrrss divorce proceedings. The husband
has fled an answer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Fire in the Capitol

Washington, March 17.--Fire broke
out late today inside the main east
ground floor entrance to the car!to!
building. resulting N slight damage. A
general alarm hrruHht half Il dozen fire
trucks To the scene hut the blaze wa
nucnrhcd with chemical cXtinTu'sherS.
The fire IS believed 10 have been started
h,. . f.h,cd cigarette thrown int" n
waste rapor basket. 1t originated una"r
the main ro;unda near the house OF rep
resentntivc wing W the capitol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
SALE OF OIL WELLS.

Clark shurg. w. Va. March IL
Twcniy-thrco producing wells in Harri.
son. poddrid and Rraxton counties,
this STATE. "a d one we'll in Wilson coun-
~. Kan, the pro; e":y Of Victoria MI
company. were sold here yesterday to
the WoJfp"n OF & Gas company FOR
SAC, goo. The sale was the result or IN
order Of The Harrison county court on
= claim amounting tn $4,000 and held
by the Wolfpen company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Pastors Training Class

r.. rS.."~ nas rastor'S TrI'H'nR
Glass Of ahpr; twenty-five young people
rrcrtin. each Friday at four o'clock. for
a study 90 he Cunda TcM'ais o' the
christian Faith preparatory :" uniting
With the church "n March 26th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
ARA Taught, Oil Well
Contractor Dies On Car

Sistersvillo. oct. 30.-Arza HauThl'
AGED 90, wei! known drilling contractor
of Tyler county, passed away sunday
morning in a Tyler Traction company
strcct ear. as he Was being rushed from
his .hOnc at Mex. to this city "nToute
10 Il hospital in Wheeling. Mr.. liaugAt
was taken III Saturday ana carly sun
DAY his condition hccIm" critical T"o
v,a's az, lie underwent a. Operation
for the removal o. hi- a?1".t.N and one
year ago was operated u""n <"r t"m"rS'
IT,. WAS hing taken :" n" hospital ~
u.s Gather. Anthony Taught. rrothcr-
y law. Truman !IiSsaT. and l'F. j. -
Ferguson Of AIidd.rh"u!nc. E'$:""" me
parents. the deceased IL survived ny MS
". e and two daughters. brpha AID De
lrrrs. and the following hr"th"r' ana
sisters: .h-Nu of .rcxt; Ira % beatrice
". \. and Henry of Midn c""U"nr' An
rhany. Junior at bone, ~. Florence
Summers Of Bcus Run: Mrs. Truman
Nissan nf M.ddlcb"urne. Mr.. ia Mo:.
ris Of Aaron; Mrs. Meth" coleman q.
Next: Ms. Nrna Dennis Of 'adcn '''E
.ui Mss Audrey 1t Nome. Tn" :Hn"r'
Will Ne hold Tuesday aft"rnr "u 7; Two
.n'rlorn and the services VII he cH""h'''
81 nv Rev. Johnson ."c Ripley. "ur:a'
VIII hc made IN III" A:ch"E'5 Campo
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
JUST DRAGGED
So Weakened
Florida Lady Was in a Miserable
Condition, but Says She Found
Cardui Helpful, and
Got Well.
SOLD RCERYwHEEa

Blountstown, Fla--In explaining how
she found cardui so helpful during
change OF life. Mrs. Ella u. Bailey. or
this place. said:
u became 50 weakened 4 was an
eYor, for me 20 let around. l knew
what was the matter, but l felt like
I couldn't give up.
i Just dragged. and l certainly was
nervous | Vas So restless | could not
st down long-yet SO Heal / couldn't
get about. Il is a most miserable and
such a helpless feeling.
Il would get depressed aud out OF
heart
lie began 10 feel. after awhile. there
was no use to try 70 set we'll. THIS
worse.
II had heard OF Cardu!. and thought
Il might strengthen me. A nelshoor
had used It with good results.
II took one bottle tof CarduO. then
I saw wasn't SO nervous. so kept 1t UP.
Gradually the nervousness left me.
! began 10 ca. and sleep better. Was
soon well. and all right.
"Cardui did wuDderS for ne. and ]
certainly do recommend it
Thousands os Other women have writ
ten, TO tell OF the beneficial results
mend Il 10 others.
Cardui has stood the test OF extern
sive use, for moro than forty years.
In the treatmen. Of troubles common
to women.
Good druggists. everywhere. sell
oFdua the Womaa's tQaia Try tS-AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Testimony of u of 3 Wit
nesses Already On the
Court Records.
Seven Examined Monday
Evidence of Preceding
Days Corroborated
(Sy CHARLES A. wATK1NS)
staff Correspondent.

With the testimony - - Of their
available % w!cncSstS already on c"uF>
records. the state IN n" case O; JuAn
kauinskl. Avc'la. Ia. miner. charSed
with first degree murder. as ~ ou;-
growth Of the Ctttto"yli.e mine battle
% July u. last. now on IN circuit court
At Welisburs. Is expected 70 r"Si some
time Thursday. The states star WIZ
ness, William \. White. Will probably
be put on ,he stand to-day. His ,eSti-
mony will likely take up i; least three
hours.
The defense he's not indicated just
how many witnesses il viii call hut II
Is generally believed that II" case VIII
go 10 the Jury late this week
Practically all the witnesses on the
stand yesterday merely cnrr"hora;ed
testimony already on court records.
major part ~ thlS was given by depu-
~ sheritfs who were actively engaged.
IN one WY or the other. in the miae
battle. The seven witnesses who took
the stand vest erday included ave deputy
sheriffs a farmer. and Frank +. Foster.
Wei!sburg undertaken. who was recalled
by the state.
The state had previously indicated
that IL would only cali - witnesses TO
the stand. but two others outside OF
that number have alr""dv testified.
Joyent Testiaes.
On the stand yesterday afternoon.
Martin Joyeu;. who was made : spec'H'
denu,y sheriff on July u. celHtcd his
part In the battle. Jovenc had previous
20 July II. worked as private mtnc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
THE CHARM OF A
CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN
And How to Attain It.

Everyone knows the added charm OF
I clear, smooth sk.a-a complexion
with tho tin. OF you:htulness. Just
how 10 successfully clear the skin OF
unsightly blcmtshcs has been the
creates, desire OF women FOR ages
Black and White Beauty Bleach Is n
lclIght:uNy percumcd cream ,ha: will
romovo p.mpica, tan, sun and wind
freckles and similar complexion b!em-
!shes--maka ths skin clear. soft and
youthful
Black and Whito Soap will aid
Beauty Bleach in removing skin blcm-
ishss. and It's regular uss vii! keep tho
skin In perfect condition.
All good stores can supply you with
Beauty Bleach at soc a Jar: Black and
White Soap u, ESQ q cake.
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had TO HAVE RELIEF }.
OR GIVE Up
Now Well and Strong-Life 8
Pleasure Where Before It Was
Misery. -.-...

Memphis. Tenn.-There 10 . time
when We women need help and can
CO. calmly say ST. Joseph's G. F.. P. 10
great woman medicine. I was run
down and just had TO nave rem a,t. os
10 live St. Josnph's q. F. P. trial ana
before I had f n:ehed the first bottle
was feeling better than l had for
yeors Nov l am a different woma2'-
no aches and pains and sleep like . new
born baby. And 1t IS a pleasure to 1--we
instead ut that dragging around. You
may use this 10 tell other women or
q. T.. P.-Mrs. D. ]. Ransom. TO Rich-
mOnd.
If Won. TOO. arc weai., nervous, run.
dnyr and have tried other medicines and
doctors with no relief. don't be discour-
aacd. c., a ohe-doliar bottle CT 81:
Joscph,s g. +. j. from your nearest
dealc:.iand start taking 1t today. II you
dor'. :"cl better after you have taken
II 80 back art get your money back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Schoeppner FuncI-l

Funeral services Tor Nn!"''w Ssh""p?-
nc. & years Old. VIII" dirI at tn" homo
Of his sis;or-!H-law. Mrs. l.azafi'
SchocDpnnr. 40 ICS Srvrnt""nth stree.
Monday morning nj i%:i5 "'"i"rk. Wal
be held Thursday morning NJ the hone
or his sistcr-!n-.aw. requiem hiE /
mass will he celebrated at o'clock ii
tho 81. Alphonslis church. burial Will
follow in Mt Calvary cemetery.
Mr. Schocrpncr was well known IN
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States Case May Resi- In
kaminSki Trial Thursday

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ava ,,c,,.d
u, s,id th,, h.. wat,c1 rn,l II
o'clock and hon with hi charge. Wen.
70 ~ m;ne ,fnr,a. n, sid after be.
,rr NJ no tinnl, \ short .i:llr hC WIS
90 led back down and again sent to the
railroad bridge
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sta'oned AZ me or'"~'. witness ''S''.'s"
mat ne he3rd eric cHP''>'."' go,
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tipn.e where ne WIS SNitl'a''1tN' A''t Wa
ness SAID nc c"N'o sec many M" nv
.2S around on the A,!'S'dS. lie S'''' ,n''
aooU' wv men '"'''s """" 10
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near the spot ""''e '"e ''''''t wac
FOUND Killed
mo witness 'eS>'"'" '.,'' ''.. KY
sHoIS urea from '''e ,'I ,o,,
mouse % 80 49,, .,,or;rc.s
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aTt!c.e: ne was snow nc 49,, .,.,s -.
and 'ien'lhed Il Is ."e o'' 10""
shem. 'oyen' was az" ','M" -, ,.''
ne ana ol'er uSpul'"S ,0.'' !, 49,, 49,
'ae H''.EeSs o, ," ''u o.
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O~:tn .no
IoFen' "He" gay :, -, 49,
power mouse aS ne "'E - ~
gay previous 10 inc s"Vo''"S Gnu >'''
day atter.
he SAID Ih't' 80 ','F a. TX
on!Ie'ng was /" per .,,,, m.,,Io,
jury 10 anu N"S @ -, 1891 NV
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evidenced among those IN tn" audience,
two having been present At IN" after
uuon session of court.
John Kaminski. the hvcl!a, Pa. miner
on ,hial for his He. showed lit;c sigma
Of being worried over tn" outcome or
his case white in tho court room yes
,cr,,ay. ON several "CrastonS he wore
a smile but for the most part appeared
somewhat u1Conccrncd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

or. Marina Frances and David. Shs
.oaycs the following bothers and sisters:
\. and u. S. of the First tyler bshk
and Trust company: Harleigh OF bfe.
men: Misses Elma. Leah. Winlfreo ana
Virglnia all OF Sistersvile. and Ara ~
~ Hocnig Of parkersourg. Arrange
men,s for the funeral have NOT oeen
completed but the services VIII DO ns'o
=; The home OF her father IN Re1tofo
street on Wednesday.
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BURIED YESTERDAY.

Mrs. Anna Nogrl or Fourteenth street.
Mrs. AdnlIne Richards. l.G Eighteenth
street
Mis-. Margaret Adr,ph. bridgeport. O..
Mrs. Ellen G.. N!"i"iy. of llcI$an;oH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Brings Added Charms
and Quickly

You will see the Pepsodent ef-
fccts, amazing and delightful, after
very little use.
Present the coupon for To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
O: the viscous film. Sec how teeth
whiten as the flm-coats disappear,
New beauty, new charm, comes
with those whittier teeth. Also new
safety, new cleanliness. Not by
securing teeth in any harmful way,
but by fitting the film for easy
removal
This means too much to you and
yours to be longer overlooked.
Cut out this coupon now and pre-
sent it at yout store
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hi cry. He WIS born and reareh 81
l;.r..;.-.,," ha; wHF III" past four years
u.aG,, h. humc in East Wheeling.
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Have you noted how most pictures now
show pretty teeth? And how countless peo-
pie, wherever you look, show beautiful teeth
when they smile nowadays3
Those are results of this new way OF teeth
cleaning, which millions now employ. Now
we urge you to try it at our cost, and to start
today,
Try combating film
Until late years, nearly all teeth were kept
clouded by film. And 40 in so people sui
fercd from film attacks.
Film is that vscous coat you feel. 1t
clinss to teeth, gets between the teeth and
stays. 1t forms the BASIC Of dingy coats, IN
GLIDING tartar, unless you constantly combat
it, Stains are absorbed by that film.
1t also holds food substance which fer
ments and forms acio. 1t holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs
breed by millions in it. They, with tartar, are
the cli?' ca Is IF pycrrllea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
MAY LOSE EYEsIGHT

Parkersburg, w. Va, Oct ~
Philip Schadenhaufer, superinte1denf
Of 2 local manufacturing plant VIII
probably lose his eyesight from burns
sustained when gases that had col
Ioc;cd in a drum that bad contained
s,,,nhuric acid exploded. Schaden'
h"ufer and C. W. Campbell. me-
rhauic. we're removing the head from
rho drum when the explosion &C.
cured Eye glasses probably saved
Campbell's eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Get Your Free Tube
At stores named below

At stores named below
This week only, any store
named below will hand you
a To-Day Tube of Pepsodent
if you present the coupon.
Go get this tube. Its use
will bring you a delightful
revelation.
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Thus to millions Of people in every cline
Pepsodent has brought new beauty, new pro-
tection. The benefits will be lfe-lasting.
Tooth conditions aricng vhole races are
being altered By THU method,
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Two other new effects

Two other new effectS
Pepsodent brings two other effects wE!eh
dental science has now proved essential
Il multiplies the starch digestant in the
saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits
on teeth which may otherwise ferment and
form acids,
1t nnultiplies the alkalinity of the saliva
That is there to neutralize the acids which
cause decay.
The ordinary tooth paste brings just oppo-
site effects. It'll decreases these two great
tooth-protecting agents which Nature has
provided. Pepsodcnt, with every use, gives
them manifold effect.
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Why Teeth Show
In pictures-and everywhere today
Millions are removing film

Thus most tooth troubles are now traced
to film. And all those troubles were con-
stanty increasing, despite all care OF the
teeth.
Old ways ineffective
No ordinary tooth paste effectively fights
film In fact, tooth pastes based on soap and
chalk even make the film more clinging.
So dental science has for years been seek
ing film combatants. Two effective methods
have been found Able authorities proved
them by many careful tests. And now lead
ing dentists almost the world over advise
their daily use.
A new-type tooth paste has been created.
based on modern research. The name is
Pepsodent. II that tooth paste are embodied
those two film combatants - one to curoie
the film, one to remove it.
Careful people of fifty nations are now
using this new method, largely by dental
advice. To millions of homes it is bringing
a new dental era,
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Moe than sixty per cert OF Japa'ns
nnuu!aliou follows agriculture.
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scHmALsTEIG oBSEoUIES.

Funeral services for Mr.. E'z"h"'h
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-14
ST. MARTINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hudson and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Peter Ayers
Wimbrow and son, Mr.. Wimbrow's
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Farson and son were visitors Sun.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hudson.
Mr.. Herman Murrell, of Whaley.
vile, was the guest of Mr.. Bernard
Jones Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corrie Powell anC
son, Laurence, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Adkins.
Miss Matte Dennis was the gueA,
of Miss Alberta Dennis Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Holland and
son, Dir. and Mrs. Lester Holland
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. William u
Holland, Jr., Mrs. John d. Dennis
and children, Ruth, Laura, Alberta
and Billy, were visitors Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
X. Holland.
Misses Mae and Mildred Coul.
bourn spent Sunday evening with
Misses Ruth and Alberta Dennis.
Mr.. Luther Trader spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Trader.
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CEDARTOWN

Misses Mary and Myrtle HoIston
were entertained at supper Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs Sidney
johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Day and
Mrs. Ray Rector and son, Ralph, of
Albany, New York, are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Mock.
Mrs. Eugene Pusey spent Saturday
evening with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Smack.
Misses Mildred McRoberts and
Helen Trader spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. McRoberts.
Miss Georgia Smack spent Sunday
with her grandmother, Mrs. Clayton
Oakes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
VI. +. Church will hold festival
Wednesday evening. October 18th.
If the weather should be stormy, it
will be held the following evening,
on the church lawn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Truitt, Mr..
and Mrs. William X Truitt, and Mr..
and Mrs. James W. rruitt entertained
friends and relatives Saturday and
Sunday, their guests attending the
Baptist yearly meeting in Snow Hill
on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Pennewell spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Cliff
ford Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sturgis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zadok Sturgis were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Dish
aroon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James h. Devereaux
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
W Devereaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Perdue
entertained Miss Grace Holloway, of
Salisbury Saturday and Sunday
Mr, and Mrs. Jenkins j. Bowen, of
Berlin, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ?. w. Dryden.
Miss Emily Disharoon. of Snow
Hill, spent Monday with her sister,
Mrs. J. B. DevereauX.