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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
TUNNEY TO FIGHT AUG. "a

lies Park in Eight Hounds.
By United EetCs
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-Tommy
Loughran, the 19-year-old light heavy
weight, who gave Harry Greb a sur
prisingly stiff fight here a few weeks
ago, has been matched for an eight
rounder TO no decision with Gene Tun-
ney in the Phillies' ball park. Aug. "a.
Tunney is an ex-champion of Ameri-
can light heavies. having been
whipped by Greb for the title.
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Unpaced Trotting Record
of 1894 Made by Media


BY United Press
TOLEDO, Aug. 5.-Harness horse
circles were given a keen surprise
here late Friday afternoon when
Media. daughter Of Atlantic Empress
and Pleasant Thought. trotted mile
in the sensational time Of 1:59A. It
is a record for an unpaced mile and
was made in an exhibition.
The worlds trotting record for
mares is held by Lou Dillon. 1881
but Lou Dillon was accompanied by
two running mates when that mark
was established.
Summaries
FL Trot 1.-TWO in three heats; purse
Gar Worthy. b g, tMprphy) $3.50. /
Anna Phelps. br m, (Geersl $3.50. 3 8
Amarylla Mckinney. b q. IErskinel 5 5
Phyllis Admiral also started Time
ON. 2:06A.
zoe Trot 1.-TWO in three heats; purse
Signal Peter. b h. tErskine) ...... l
Lee Tide, br b. Cox .......... o 2
Noble Argot, blk &. (Geersl ...... 2 8
l HoilyT9od Hilda b m q GSMcMahon) 9 /
Dottie Day. wistar. Baka and Aileen
Dillon also started. Time O7Ia :O5l4
Exhibition Trot Ito beat 2 minutes -
Time-1 :59A.
The Legal News. 2-year-old trot 1.-TWO
in three heats; purse $1,000
Jane Revere. b I. (White) ... /
Brandywine. b T. tEdman) . Q ?
Mary Rose. b I. (Palhl) ......... 3
The Senator. oh c. (McDonaldl ~ 8 4
Time-2:10A 2:0Sk
The Elks Club. 2 :0S trot (three heats
unfinished from yesterday; value $3.100I-
Prince Loree tMcDevittl ... / 2
The Great Volo. b h. (Cox) . s
Herbelwyn, br z. ERWIN ~ 2 3
Princess Etewah. b m, (Murphy). 3 3 s
Walter Sterling, tStokesl -. 4 4
Time-2 :04A. 2:03 u. 2:04k
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
Here and There
In SpOrtland
BIZ Dick Anderson

THE day of the "Ole Swimming
4 Hole" is fast slipping into our
memories Of yesteryear.
That old hangout where we "chawed
beef can't compete with the up-to-
date facilities that are being con-
structed over the land.
AS a result more people are learn
ing to swim. Children in tender ages
are water fans.
In times past. accidents resulting
from unnecessary risks and those that
were unavoidable retarded the
growth OF the sport.
Aside from the practibility Of swim
ming. there are few liver sports for
the development of the body Every
muscle gets into play during a swim.
Every child should be taught to
swim. Every grown person should at
least know the first principles of the
art.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Connie" Lewis and Harry Johnson,
Southern Association jumps, have re-
signed. Tex Irwin has been signed.
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M ILL tennis supplant baseball as


w the popular sport in America?
Each year the sport gains by leaps
and bounds.
Any municipality that has not
supplied it's younger citizens with the
facilities to play tennis, is a step be.
hind progress.
Tennis teaches one dependability in
himself. 1t brightens the mind and
develops the body.
Accuracy, nimbleness, durability and
quick thinking make for a good tennis
player.
Almost every kid today owns a
tennis racquet. If he does not, he is
behind the times.
A niche has been notched in the hall
of popular sports Of the world for
tennis.
A FEW short years ago golf was a
"A game played largely by the idle
rich. Today it is a sport for all
Municipal golf links are becoming
a common thing in larger centers.
Smaller communities are banding to-
gether in clubs of their own Our
Country Clubs have always featured
golf.
The T. B. M. Crired Business Mem
still enjoy the game, but youth has
entered the portals of golfdom and
the older men, for it has been known
as an older mans game, had better
look to their luarels
See you next week.
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and Compete Net Titles Match Play Next Wee
INTRODUCING DICK ANDERSON

To the Times staff has been added Sports Editor.
Charles A. Dck Anderson has joined the official family
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American League
National League
GAMES TODAY.
American Association


Mil. at Ind, 1.-TWO games). K c. at
Louis. Mime. at Col St. P. at Tol.
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National League

Wash. az Chi. Phila. at St. L. N. Y
at Cleve. Bos. at bet.
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In addition Anderson and Ash the Times Sports Depart
ment includes Heze Clark and Vedder Gard
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CLUB STANDINGS
National League
RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Association
Ind, 81 MIL, 5. ST. P. Z; Toll, o. Mime.
=; Col. 4. Louis. g K. c.. 8.
American League
Wash. 3: Chi. 2. st. l.. 8: PhiIa., 4
n. Y z; Cleve.. 5. Det., 2; Bos., O.
National League.
Chi. 81: N Y 2-2. Pitts. 8: Bos.. o.
Is inningsl. Cincin-. 8; Brook, 5. st. L.
8: Pnila.. z.
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Pitts. at Bos. Cincin. at Brook. 1.-TWO
gamesl. Chi at n. Y. ST. L. at Phila.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

A double-header with the Brewers
today, one game Sunday. Monday is
an off day. The Minneapolis Millers
viii be here Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Eddie Brown didn't get a hit in the
first two games with the Brewers.
Perhaps the presence of q scout in the
stands made the big fellow nervous.
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Oh, yes, the Saints annexed another
The tail-end Hens didn't offer any op-
position.
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Harry Weaver has a badly damaged
xndex finger on his left hand. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29

\ BOY SCOUTS Will COMPETE
ANNUAL MEET THIS AFTERNOON

ell OF Troor No. .. Moundsvlllc; Charles
! Hall. aSil Lockhart. Roland Run. Ncs-
! ter Flannlgan. charles Schaue ana l'a."
Randolph os Troop No. !. McMechcn.
| Chester Hubbard iaul Hubbard
! Thomas Ncft. rarl Hicks and tarhin
/ KnohlauGh OF Troop No. 8. Wheeling.
Event No ll-First-A!1 Contest:
John MrIn,lre. Frank Morgan and Yer
non Powell OF Troop No. .. MoundNN'li",
! Leo Elctzly. Edward Christ and George
pimmey. OF Troop No. IS. Wheeling
Harry Savagcot. Paul Rasche and Ed
ward cnckoskc. Of Troop No. H.
! Wheeling: { K. Ambrose. charles Hart
! and Paul Prthhlc OF Troop No +. Wheel
| lnG.
Aquatic Event No l-Rcscurc from
! Drowning. Ebert Scrig. William FooSs
/ and Edward Ncnckoske Of Troop No. l..
Wheeling: Stewart Brown, James Nc
| Coukey and rhilljp Baum OF Troop No.
! :. Wheeling: William Barlow. william
! Mayer and Leo Klctzlv Of Troop No. Is.
Wheeling: Harold CulluUms Homer
Duffy and John McInttrc Of Troop No.
:. Moundsvilic.
Aquatic Event No 2.-Relay Race.
! Kenneth hartley. Roland RUGt. Rass!l
Lockhart and Ray Hicks Of Troop N".
|. McMechen: Claude BoSworth. Glen
, Baton. John Ecklrhcrry and Harold
Culum Of Troop "" =. MoundSr!ll".
James Ritz, Samuel Forester. Henry
I.augham and Harry Grimm ot Troop
No. -. WarwooI: Austin ThilliNS, VII.
ham Barlow. Joseph Tippman aud Ed
ward Arnold Of Troop O. IS. Wheeling
Edward Vcnekoskc William FooSc. Ed
ward Utttrmohlen and Fred Nandtey
OF Troop O. II. Wheeling; Frank Say
lor. Phtpptp Baum. Stewart Brown and
Biruey McCaSkey Of Trop No. +.
Wheeling.
Aquatic Event No. 5--DiStancc Swim.
ming under Water: William FoSc. OF
Troop No. II. Wheeling: Austin Phillips.
Troop No. IS. Wheeling: Lee wilkins,
of Troop No. q. Warwood: Glen Baton,
OF Troop ~ =. Mundsvll": J. W. Ma
son. Of Troop No. s. MoundSvtllc; R"-
land Ruff. Of Troop No. /. McMech.n,
Stewart Brown. of Troop No. Wheel
ing.
Aquatic Event No. fancy Dive:
Thomas Netf. Of Troop No. &. Wheeling:
Claude Rosworth. OF Troop No. >.
Moundsvillc: Leo wilkins. OF Trop no.
q. Warwood: William Maser or Joseph
Tippman. OF Troop No. IL. WheeItng;
Edward Venekoske. of Trc"n No. l..
Wheeling.
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The bookworm, a small grub which
destroys books. is rare IN the United
states.
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lN ., EVENTS ARE CARDED
= TODAY WITH SCOUTS
DIX ALL OVER DISTRICT
y. ENTERED
Fathers, Sisters and Brothers
hend-Day Promises Co be
|Aggsst OF Season

khe day OF the big annual
Aaquiattc meet. at Camp
Boy Scout camp on Big
* and Il will possibly be
ky OF the scout camping
TO scvsUty-fvc boys have
blanks FOR the various
H. begin a. $50 o'clock
fteen events will be run
ccesssop. Scout Exc
kz expects a number Of
register this morning
- Of 100 or more en-
meet starts. Camp pj-
liner requests that all
r lunches.
the meet arc: A. q.
\. Lang. Wright
~ r. James y. SiEatoosc
re. \. +. Marriott. -"
Metzner and J. Il.
q so far includes:
lite Hytng contest
ID Henry 'SchmolStiS.
ceiling. John Gaynor
r. OF Troop No. is,
Grimm and Henry
No. 81. Warwood;
Ind V. Powell. Of
eville: Charles Shave
4 or Troop NJ. |. Nc
poke and Frank Say.
Wheeling.
mot tying contest
|dison Rine OF Troop
ge: William Koehler
BID OF Troop No. -.
IN Nithman and Paul
No. u. Wheeling:
TX. Cooke OF Troop No.
EDress.ng racc-Willian
room No. -. Wheeling
los Troop No. IS. Wheel
nm Of Troop No. 81.
n Ross OF Troop No. :
Srry Carroll OF Troop
. Rirney McClaskey Of
8heeling.
YFire building and water
Herman P0Stelwatte.
Thomas Grove. Frank
. ! Stephens. Troop No. 3
Foster Rine. jr. Leroy
renee Bell. jr.. Edison Rtne
s. Bosworth. Of Troop No. >.
4 Harry Grimm. Henry Lang
ia Chambers. Guy Ford and
Of Troop No. q. Warwood;
Is. George Dinuey. Edward
bert Stahl and Dick klug'
IS Wheeling: Gordon Cook.
ageot. Roy Former. Edward
and Clarence Fisher. Troop
heel!ng: r. Mowry. Btrney
John Habig. Julian tlrich
McConkey, OF Troop No.
;, s. Caterpillar race-Fred
Henry Schmalste!g. William
RI Koeppen. Roy Former. .
nth. Edward Tenokoske and .
thman. Troop No. Il. Wheel !
m Barlow. George Dtmney.
mold. Austin Phillips. Leo ,
lillian Nageg. Andrew Huey
Fahey. Troop No. Is. Wheel /
Cu!!ums. William Medium
: Duffy. Paul Brill. Lowell /
bert Ross. Billy Leese and
x. Of Troop No. .. Mounds
es Hall. Bass Lockhart. Ro-
Dale Randolph. Kester Fian-
,eth BARLEY. Charles Schane !
Hicks. cc Troop No. !. Nc
Hanm. J. Ulrich. J. Hab!g. |
W. Cooke and J. McConkey
20. SIS. Wheeling.
. :. BuglInS contest--Homer
- No. .. M7undsv!lle: Leo
.oop No. Is. Wheeling: Harry
Troop No. u. Wheeling:
n, Troop No. S. Wheeling.
. s. Cooking contest-Hcnry |,
:. Harry SavauEeot and Carl |
Troop No. Il. Wheeling: |
Ire. Hubert Ross and Yer
OF Troop No. .. Mounds- !
las Groves. Earl Stephens.
IN Postelwaite % No. S.
T.: Paul Pribbel. Wilson !
and John Ebeling OF Troop /
cling.
.. .. International Morse !
inE-Harold Cu,lums. John !
omer Duffy and Foster Rine.
, No. ., Moundsville: Edward /
, Eleczley. Jr.. Bernard BY t
;ll!am Eoehler OF Troop No. |
ne: Paul Rasche. Harry !
William Nithman and Clar- !
oC Troop No. -. Wheeling: |
-. Kenneth Craft. Charles !
:. r. Ambrose OF Troop No. I
}. IN. Pony eEpress-Henry |
:. William N!thman. Clarence |
ward Nenekoske. Carl Keep
airy SavauGent Of Trop No. !
x: Edward Christ. VILLA nj !
orge DiTney. Edward Arm J
KiuS and Robert Stahl OF |.
Is. Wheeling: Hubert Ross. !
me. Lowell Fisher. Billy /,
renee Bell. Jr.. and V. Pow !
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COUNTY COURT


Edward Gassett. 81. OF McMechcn and
Mary Parker. Il. Of Benwood
Deeds.
Allen Norten 10 Walter X. Clark. lot
10 on Fourteenth street.
CitIzeus-Peoples Trust Co. to Henry
Hoffman. real estate in Beech Glenn
addition.
Lawrence r. Dixon 20 Elm Grove
Mining Co. all coal OF Pittsburgh No.
s or River Vein situated in Liberty dis
trCt.
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z sOMACs.

- 90 % : - 5T93
Louis Howard vent to Pitts-
shrrgh today 70 see the w. ". u
PITT football game.
William Reed went to Pitts.
burgh today TO see the football.
game.
Miss Peggy Arkwright Is visiting
friends IN Pittsburgh and will sec
tho w. v. o Pitt football game
today.
Miss Mary Deyol, assistant sec
Rotary. Of the FaIrmont Chamber "
Commerce is very III with tonsl-
Its at the home Of Dr. G. N.
Watts in Maple avenue.
Mrs. John Crumbaugh OF La.
trobe, Pa. is the guest OF her
mother Mrs. Della NJ. Chinn at
her home on Pierpont avenue.
The Misses Mary Madeline Gsr.
kin and Elizabeth Nellan Of Graf.
ton, are spending the week end
here as the guests OF the formers
cousin, Lawrence Koran, at his
home on Main street.
Mrs. George W. KInsey and
daughter. Mrs. Fora Powell Ut
Warrington motored here yester.
day for the day.
Miss Virginia Tough. who is a
student at the West Virginia Uni.
Terslty is up for the week end.
Mrs. Myrtle McCray, Miss Helen
Neilland Master Jack Neill were
guests recently Of Mrs. Thomas
Leonard, at her home at Manning.
ton.
Confined on page eighty
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Of Fairmont avenue and William
Donald Clark OF Sidney, N. Y. The
marriage will be an event Of the
latter part OF this month and will
be celebrated at st. Peters Catho.
lie Church and will be morning
wedding.
The announcement was made
yesterday by the mother Of the
bride to be and came as surprise
TO their many friends who did not
know the wedding was to take place
SO soon.
Miss Hart is a charming young
woman and Is popular in local SO.
ciety circles. She was educated at
Seton College, Greensburg, Pa, and
is daughter Of the late John r.
Hart, during his life time a lead.
ing wholesale merchant in this
city.
Mr.. Clark is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Clark of Sidney, N. ",
his father being president Of the
G.. A. Clark Co., manufacturers OF
building materials. in that city. He
had been located in this city for
three years having come here with
the Koppers Co., which company
built the plant of the Domestic
Coke Corporation. He Is at this
time foreman of the by.product and
benzol department of the Domestic
tcoke Corp Grafton!
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Game.

Among local people who motored
yesterday and today to Pittsburgh
to see the W. v. U..Pitt football
game arc Mrs. c. o. Henry and
daughters, Mrs. E. v. Duffy and
Miss Mary. Ellen Henry and son
Robert Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira l.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helmick
the Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Reed, Mi.
and Mrs. @. B. Hartley, Mr.. anu
Mrs. j. E. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Tur'
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ashcraft
all OF this city and Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Hamilton OF Warrington.
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Mrs. R. NJ. Hite will entertain ar
a one o'clock luncheon, at the Coun.
try Club on Monday to honor her
daughter, Mrs. Harry K. Granger
of Lincoln, Neb., who is her guest.
Mrs. Granger arrived here yester.
day. Sharing in the honors OF the
affair will be Miss Helen Robinson
and Louise Hall, bride elects Of
the fall and Mrs. William F. Mahon,
Jr, Mrs, John Paul Jones, and Mrs.
Bernard Watson Annette, all recent
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PhillIps, Edna Anvil, Mary Eliza.

Phillips, Edna Anvil, Mary Eliza.
beth Landes, Frances Moore, Max.
inc Currey, Agnes. Hawkins, Amy
DeVault, Nina Tarleton, James Vim.
cent, Evan Mortified, Paul Davis,
Clarence Lambes, Francis Vincent,
Howard Foley, Robert Davis, Har.
old Stretchberry, Arnold Davis,
James Miller, Lloyd Sands, Edward
Hughes, Cecil Holt, Lawrence
Dodd, Herman Steele, Lucian Nc.
Daniel, Raymond DeVallt, James
Moore, Junior Mcdaniel and Glen
iWadsWorth.
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Returninu 10 Texaa,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McDermott of
Eastland, Texas, who had been Wis.
!ting relatives in this city and Nor
gantown returned today to their
home. Mrs. Thomas McDermott
and daughter, Mrs. Fred Fisher are
leaving tomorrow for Bradford, Pa,
where they will visit relatives.
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Open House.

The Rev. and Mrs. y. W. Barnes.
the former pastor, Of the PaIatine
Baptist Church kept open house, at
their home in Columbia street, last
evening and during the evening re.
ceived one hundred and twenty
five guests, the guests including
members OF the congregation Of
the church.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnes were as.
sisted In entertaining by their
daughter, Miss Mary Barnes, by
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Barnes and
daughters the Misses Beatrice and
wilma, Mrs. G. E. Minor and Mrs.
Forrest DeBolt. The affair was
charminglys appointed throughout,
= a.
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For Mrs. Fanus.

Bruce II. Fanus was in Clarks-
burg last evening, where he was
q guest at a dinner party Of at
traetiye appointments, which was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kyle of that city, to honor Mrs.
Eanus, who Is temporarily locat-
ed there In the conduct OF the
new 1ewelry establishment pur-
desed by them. Following the
serving Of a several course din
net the guests were entertained
at dancing and bridge.
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Plans arc progressing nicely for
the Charity Ball, which will be
staged during November by the
Quota Club as a benefit for the
+ Christmas Party which the club
= Si6poses to give to needy children
the Christmas tide. The club
gave a Christmas party to fifty
little girls last Christmas and this
party was such success that II is
liplanned TO give one on a larger
tcale this year. A meeting of a
Committee headed by Mrs. D. N .
SDsgood was held at the Fa!rmont
,last evening at which time plans
were outlined or the ball. 1t is
probable that a date between
November 10 and 20 will be chosea
and the dance will probably bs
held in the ball room of the Fair
mont. It's planned OF make this q
most enjoyable affair.
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GLASS to Meet.

i The R. \. Webb Glass of the
sopthern Methodist Episcopal
Church, will meet on Monday
evening at 1880 at the social
rooms Of the church in Fairmont
avenue. The annual election Of
Sfficers will take place. The hos
Daeses will be Mrs. r. T. Brown,
l1irs. Hazel Hood Morris and Miss
Dorcas Prichard,
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Entertained Class

Mrs. Ernest. Sherwood was
hostess last evening. at her home
In Rhea Terrace, to the members
OF her Sunday. school. class Of the
NJ. r. Temple ! a feature Of the
evening was a talk by Mrs. sher-
wood concerning. her tour abroad
this summer and this talk was
greatly enjoyed by those present.
A social hour was held and re-
freshments were served.
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TO Pittsburgh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Hartley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Smith,
composed a party Of local people
pie who motored to Pittsburgh
this morning to see the football
game. Mr.. Hartley returned yes
terday from Wheeling, where he
had been on business and was ac-
sompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunard Of hammock, Ohio,
the parents Of Mrs. Hartley, who
win be their guests.
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Missionary Society Met.

The Women's Homo and For
eign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church, held an in
teresting meeting, yesterday aft
ernoon in the parlors Of the
church. The devotional was con-
Quoted by Mrs. N. r. G. Morrow
and talks on Amerlcanization,
featured the program. Mrs. F. s.
Fallansbee Of Grant Town was
appointed a representative to con-
fer with a committee concerning
work Of this character to be car
ried on in this city. The follow
ing delegates will attend the
meeting Of the Presbyterian
Synodlcal to be held at Wheeling,
next week: Mrs. Frank Richards,
Mrs.fC c. c. Robh, Mrs. Harry Engle,
Mrs re. Jones, and Miss Bessie
Looiiis. Mrs. o. G. Wilson'S
group, had charge Of the program
and the social hour which fol-
lowed. -
|. Engagement Announced.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of, Miss Lucille
Hart, daughter Of Mrs. John p Hart
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Roanoke Guest

Mrs. Laura Mann Follansbee. OF
Roanoke, Va. Is the guest of her
son Frank Follansbee and Mira.
,,Foilans6ee, at their home at
tGrants Town. She arrived here
Tuesday and will remain here for
several weeks.
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son will be the twentieth chapter
Of St. Luke and F. ]. Smith will
be the teacher.
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Glass WiIl Ment

The w. A. Sunday Bible Class
will meet at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Troxell on Fifth street on
Monday evening at-7;So. The les
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Returning West.

Mrs. Lulu Billingslea, Of Tulsa,
Nokla., who had spent the past
several weeks here with her sis
ter Mrs. Charley Clayton at Bar
raekyille and. with other relatives,
IS returning tomorrow to her
home. Mrs. sBillingslea and Mrs.
clayton returned recently from
Charleston, where they had been
z visiting relatives. -
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Il gGAL SOCIAL EVENTS
ID 4 tilIs 80 .anlt 80 hnr 70, !

was a blue coat suit With harmon.
izing accessories
The wedding guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Hamilton, Mrs. Des-
sic Hamilton, Arthur Hamilton,
George Hamilton, 20. satterfield,
Mrs, Cole and out OF town guests
included Mrs. NJ. L. Sayre Of Pitts
burgh, Mrs. o. o. Cole Of Pitts
burgh, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cole
Of Morgantown, Luther Cole and
daughter Catherine Caroline Of
Morgantown, Miss Mabel Charlton
OF Fairmont.
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To CoIIeae

Charles Wilfons and son I. G.
Wllfong, left last night for Wash.
ington, D. c. Charles Wilfong will
go from Washington to York, Pa,
where he will be the guest Of his
daughter, Miss Edna Wilfong and
friends. l. G. Wilfong will go from
Washington, to Richmond. Va, He
will enter William and Mary Col
lege at Williamsburg, Va.
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Tacy Party

! fTheg choir Of gthe Lutheraq
hChurcK was delightfully."- enter
tained lat tacky party, at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bloom,
were host and hostess, last even
ing at their home at Edgemont.
The guests were attired in tacky
COSTUMES. A delightful evening
Z was spent with games and con-
tests and prizes were awarded ii
various contests. During the even
ing the guests were served with
J refreshments. Twenty-Five guests
guests enjoyed the hospitality Of
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom.
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To Pittsburuh

Joseph Greer and his sister Miss
Mary Hartley Greer and her
guests the Misses Rachel Snyder
OF Shepherdstown and Miss Ruth
McCue Of Summersville, W. Va:
and Miss Snyder's brother Jack
Snyder, and Howard Klostemeyer
who are students at the West Wiz
ginia University, motored to Pitts
6urgh today to witness the W. v.
u.-Pitt football game. Miss McCue
who is a teacher in the Shinnston
schools, Messrs Greer, Kloster-
meyer and Snyder who ara
students at the W. v. o., came
here yesterday and were entertain
ed at the Grer home while Miss
Snyder had been here for several.
days. visiting Miss Greer.