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About People
Novsmsmts Of Individuals TO AnA
From The O4ty.
AT THE HOTELS.

RoSorp-W. II. Hofr. Clarksburg; !. ].
Woodward. Parkersburg: NJ. r. Chap
man. Hartford. w. Va.
MoLuro-Lexle Bane, Cameron; Cecil
f. VOCAL. Pittsburgh: DIR. II. 'frcenourg'
Athens. w Va: Thos. Il. Clemm.
Huntington: Dan Maupln. n. II. s.
Athens. W. Va: Ben CALDWELL II. ID. S,
Athens. W. Va.
whsel1ng-C. NJ. Ault. Fairview. o; y.
II Sanders. Charleston.
w1ndgoroCol. John Stewart and
family, Washington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs,
Curdy, Huntington; Il. +. Mooney
Charleston.
GRAND Centra1-Carl Hughes. Wetrton.
w Va: H. G. Riggs. Pennsboro. ". Va.
Stamm-Fred L. Abels Parkersourg.
W. Va; S. G. Pyle. Middletowne, w. Va.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Throp, a daughter. yesterday morning.
at the Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Mr.. w. B. Irvine. v!ce-president OF
the National Bank Of West Virginia. left
Yesterday for White sulphur Springs, w.
Va, where he will attend the convention
Of the state bankers.
Miss Sara Jackson, OF Edgwood,
leaves soon to visit Mrs. Eugene Schen-
eek at Summit. N. J. Mrs. Scheneck.
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Grub, OF
Wheeling
Lewis Lind Of Pittsburgh. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lind who arrived last
week to stay for the summer hero with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs George J.
Mathison. who have taken the Sweeney
home at Highland Park.
r. B, define OF Cincinnati, O.. was
business visitor In this city yester,
day.
Donald Hamill has returned to hl'
home on South York street. after spend
ing tho last two weeks at Temporal,
work In Moundsvilla
NJ. Finder Of New York city sren
yesterday IN this city on business
Charles E Heman. Of Fifteenth stree
spent the Weekend as the guest Of
friends IN Claysville. Ia.
r. G. Sommerv!lle. Of Detroit. Mich
was visiting friends In this city ycst"r
day.
Charles Brown. ~ Fifteenth stree,
has left for Detroit. Mich. wher. h.
will attend the convention OF the Kaprf
Phi fraternity.
Miss Thelma Cohoon. Of rndIanarolr,
Ind, was q visitor In this city ycstcr,
day.
Miss Quarter Hazlett Is In Norfolk
Conn, visiting school friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Gerry OF warwooC
will leave this week with their two son,
Julian and Ray Jr. for Bradford. Ia
where Mr.. Gerry has accepted a remun
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ments a picnic supper was enjoyed at t
o'clock The following wero present.
Misses Lillian Burns Dorothy Haines
Betty Miller. Mildred Freeze. Edith See
vors. Angelina Mason, Ruth Parker.
Marion Shaffer. Susan MARBLE. Clara
Minor. Freda WINNER. Jessie Smitn.
Grace wagner. Ann Mae Chambers. LII
, liam Stevens. Jane Patterson. Iita Har-
rison and Messrs: Jerry Bates. Samuel
! Neiderman, Fred Cummins. Harry Por-
ter Earl Redman, Louis Colmar Albert
| Smith. Charles thinner, Jack Robinson
! James Stillwell, Robert Bates and Jesse
| Freeze.
Missionary Society.
The Ladies Missionary society or the
| PRESBYTERIAN church will hold their last
meeting for the summer at the church
! Tuesday evening. June 27th. The hos
! tesses for the evening arc Mesdames
! A. NJ Ridgly and 6. N. McElfresh. As
| this is the last meeting for the summer
/ months. mite boxes have been given out.
and at the first meeting In the fall Ca IN
! lady will tell how she earned her money
| for tho missionary cause. All members
arc urged to attend hits meeting and
bring others.
B. II. K. Club.
The members OF the B. H. X. Club will
meet this evening at the home OF Mis-
Mary Jacobs, on Ohio avenue. All Nom
bers are requested TO be present as some
very important business matters will he
/ brought up for discussion. among wn.cn
will be the plans for Town party 10 hc
given In the near future. Miss Eliza
beth Karr, president, Will have charge
Of tho meeting
Entertain Virginia Club.
Tho members OF the Virginia Club
will be entertained at the GREEN'S hotel
at Elm Grove. Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs W. r. Burtle. The members Will
be conveyed to the hotel IN machines
where cards will be the chief pastims
until s o'clock, when a delicious chicken
supper will be served 10 the following
members: Mesdames John Winters, Har'
~ Burnley, Thomas Manion, william
Eug, Fred Stroehmann. Andrew Setfert
Frank Pool. william Stoop. F. Miller
Charles Veneman, George Zoeckler
Michael Dolan. Henry Schaffer. Joseph
Kertz and w. T. Burke.
Missionary Society.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Christian church will hold their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs
Fred wagner on Warwood avenue. this
evening. After the business session
everyone will enjoy social time and re
freshmcnts will be served
Service Star Legion
/ The members OF III" Service Star lie
gion will hold their regular meeting on
TUESDAY evening in tho high school
building. Following the business ses'
sion a social time will be- enjoyed by all
warwood Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Perkins, Of Glen
Easton are the guests Of relatives here
II. l.. Rowan. ST. is visiting his son
and daughter in Rochester, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and fam
ily. Of Cleveland. are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Boggs. Of Cherry Hill
Miss Regina Walsh and brother. Ictcr
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4 Washington. n. c.. arc visiting Mrs
". F. Patton.
John Rcrklcy. Of Washington. D. C..
the guest of friends here %
Miss Mary Walsh is visiting relatives
in Fairmont.
Mrs. W. H. BURNS Is visiting relatives
down in the state,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harrison and son
naln motored to Ncff, O.. for short
visit with friends.
Stanley Wells Is on an extended bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ciuiimore. OF FAIR
mont. arc visiting relatives on Seventh
.;rce,.
Ill.,. Ragley, Of Cumberland. Is visit
ing relatives on Hess avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cooper nave
motored to Buckeye Lake, where they
will spend several days.
Mrs Eugene Martin will return 10 her
home in New Martinsville, to-day. after
spending some time with friends here.
Joseph Lucas has returned from th-
Christian Endeavor convention al
Charleston. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Zion. Of Fair
mont. are the guests Of friends and rela'
tivcs here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown have re-
turned from a honeymoon trip TO Ma
CARA Falls and will take up their resi-
dence on Warwood avenue.
The many friends OF Homer Norte.
man. the local postman. will be sur
prlsed 10 learn NJ his marriage TO Miss
Mary McMan. Of Martins Ferry, which
took place on Friday.
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man
HAS LEG FRACTURED
Harry Hart injured Sunday by 1au 81
Railroad-Sams Limb Wss 3fo8so
In Recent luShop

Harry Hart, SO. a coal miner residina
at stewartsvile. Ohio, was admitted 70
the Martins Ferry hospital At s:ls
o'clock last evening, suffering from .
fractured leg. Hart was waking eioh.
the railroad tracks between Mems sno
Stewartsville Sunday evening when he
caught his foot on a rail and fell. caus.,
IN rthe injury. At the Martins Ferry
hospital. the fracture was reduced b
DR.. Chester Holly. -
Only about three weeks ago. Haft val
dischareed from tho Martins Ferry hos.
initial upon recovering from a mishap IN
which he had the same leg fractured. y
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MISS Stedn Will Entertain

Miss Helen Stein OF Woodlawn. Will
entertain ON Thursday In her home at
woodlawu, giving luncheon for Miss
Gilbert Of East Orange. y. j.. the guest
II Miss Kath ertne McBanr. OF the Island
Pink roses will be used as the Hover
decorations.
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AUTO IS STOLEN

A Gardner touring car owned BY Carl
Edwards Of No. $685. Wood street, was
stolen yesterday from Eoff street, near
Twelfth street. The car had west VIZ
ginia licenses number 6bs6. At late
hour last night police had not located
the machine.
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WARWOOD
Lawn PARTY.

Lawn Party.
ore ~ no rrot', affairs ~ the past
week was lawn party given hv Mr. and
Nre Harold Rates. AZ their home on
C'horry Hi complimentary IN their
r'Icsts Misses Lillian Burns and TNoro-
thy Hainps. ~ Pittsburgh. After spend
ing the afternoon in the usual amuse-
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flowers. Yellow daisies will be used to
confer the table and small corsage
with the place card attached will mark
each cover.
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birthday Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. kehrer OF
Martins Ferry. entertained last evening
with a dinner party at Welcome Inn.
Lloydsville. in honor OF the birthday of
Mrs. Kehrer. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barnhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Lipphardt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Daring,
and Mr. II. Olmstead.
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Catholic woman,s League

The committees on arrangements for
the garden party and dance to be given
by tho Catholic Woman's league at the
homo OF Mrs. Anthony busch at Elm
Grove. will meet this evening at the
league home on Chapline street TO dis
cuss further arrangements for the afrair
which Is 10 be a card party and dance.
Mrs, Thos. A. Beattie the chairman. Will
preside at the meeting.
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Service Star Legion.

Officers Of the Service Star Legion
have decided IN r""rgarized tho chapter
Of the organization At Elm Grove
which was disbanded Soma time ago.
Al the meeting on Friday evening,
June %. which was held At Elm Grove
II was decided to rHorEanize tho chapter.
Mrs George r. Wilson. Mrs. Gus Wag-
ner and Mrs. John Keyssr conducted
Friday nights meeting at Elm Grove.
There will be htteen members In the
chapter
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viii uncertain For ausaa

Miss Emily Weimer Of Glenwood, VIII
entertain today In her home. giving 4
luncheon for Miss Gertrude Gilbert OF
East Orange, New Jersey who 10 u
ruest Of Miss Katherine McBane. OF
the Island.
The table appointments will be most
sttractIyely arranged with yellow
daisies used as the predominattng
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The tibetan clergy are very numerous,
one monk to every family 10 estimated.
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Iecsuro-recieal Program.

The year book OF the Lecture-recital
efub OF Martins Ferry, which was dis
tributed last week. contains many in
,crsstInA bookings for tho coming sea
CON which will open on October ).
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Intimate gifts that can be made,
are these. In tho left circle are
boudoir carriers Of black lace
trimmed with pink rose buds and
black satin slippers, lined with
pink, that have an instep OF gath
cred lace. The clever little sachet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-26

The number of stars visible to the
naked eye is 5000.
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st. James Circle Meeting

The meeting Of the st. James circle
Of the Kings Daughters will be hold
this evening at eight o'clock in the Flor
ence Crittenden Home in Elm Grove.
Miss Florence Rungee. superintendent
ct the home. will be the hostess. A
garden party will be given on the lawn
md light refreshments served. as this
will be the final meeting OF the year.
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Dixie Danoa-

The Dixie Dance at he Wheeling
Park pavilion on Tuesday evening June
81. will attract It's usual large crowd
Of dancers Arrangements have bean
made with the Nelson Naples orchestra
Of Clarksburg. and assisting artists
from, Atlantic City to play a program
Of the latest dance numbers.
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Dance At Country Club

A dance which will be OF great inter
est to the members OF the younger set
Is that which will take place tonight at
the Country Club when Mrs. John S.
Naylor will hostess to a number OF the
friends Of her grandson. John Naylor. at
n dancing party arranged In his honor,
celebrating his recent sixteenth birth
day.
There will be several out OF town
guests among whom win be Mrs. John
s. Goodwin and her daughter, Miss
Mary Alice OF Fast Liverpool. o.
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The Girl Scouts troop OF the ~ - SO
church will hold lawn rere this even
Ing NJ so7 North Front street. The girls
win sell candles. pastries and other deli
cacias and invite tho public to attend
Tho proceeds Will be used for the pur-
chase Of scout suits
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Wednesday Afternoon Party

NJ her home In the Rolf apartments
IN Wednesday afternoon, MIS-. Willis
" MARSHALL win entertain 4 number OF
b.- r-iards members OF her club. At
a s.rfny marty. The afternoon will
be pleasantly srrrt at sewing. and tea
viii he served al ) o'clock. Her guests
will be:
Mesdames.
Charles l.ehew George h "iSon
Arthur W Acres VIII Benke
George Hunk Nicholas Clr!ch
Frank Rock Fred Appenze'ler
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Dinner At Country Club

4 dinner which will be OF interest IN
business and social circles is that which
has been arranged BY Mr.. ". II. Abbot.
vice president Of the Wheeling Steel
CORPORATION and other officers OF the
corporation who with some OF the assoc
ciates OF Mr. Andrew Glass. retiring
vice president Of the Wheeling Steel
Corporation. will be entertained at tho
Country Club on Friday evening une
thirtieth Mr. Glass leaves Wheeling
on July hrst.
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-.uaav RrIdge Club

Mrs. L. y. Harris OF the Island wiz
entertain the members OF her bridge
club on Tuesday In her home. Tho att
ernon will he spent at the fascinating
gam. Tea win be served at o'clock
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Lave for Chicago
r,+.r%ain Rridpe Dub

Mrs George Jefferson will entertain
ma members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club In her home at Howard Place
Pleasant Valley. on Wednesday inter
noon. Tea will no served At o'clock
a, the conclusion Of the games
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-06

In the Legislature, he has made an
active. efficient and able member.
Mr.. McDouald's host of friends
throughout the state confidently pre-
dict his election and, if elected. Geor-
gla will have a capable and efficient Of
ficer and the people of Georgia will
have, IN this self-made, blind man, an
honest and true public servant.
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with Mrs. r. L. Jennings.

with Mrs. r. L. Jennings.
Louie Zimmerman has gone to Tai
lahassee, Fla, where he will be con-
nected with a large drug store.
Miss Margaret Forth returned
Sunday from a short visit to Mrs.
Walter Thomas in the 18th district
Claud Walters, Miss Evelyn Wal
ters and Hugh Walters are spending
several days in Macon.
Mrs. John solomon, of Montezuma,
spent Monay night the guest of Mrs.
Edmund Oliver.
Michael Logan left Tuesday for
Milledgeville where he will enter G.
NJ. c.
Mrs. Edmund Oliver went to
Americas Tuesday to spend day or
more with relatives.
Rev. William Taylor, of Val
dosta, came Monday on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. Z. L. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bankston,
Of Montezuma, were guests of Mrs.
Homer Baakston Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Stapleton and little
granddaughter, Alice of Americas,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-06
Walter r. Mcdonald Candidate
For Railroad Commission

Walter r. Mcdonald, the blind legis-
Iator from Richn orH county, is can
didate for the Railroad Commission OF
Georgia to succeed Hon c, Murphy
Candler, who is not offering for re-
election.
AT the age of thirteen, poor boy
oh his fathers small farm in Richmond
County, near Augusta, the youngest OF
seven children he was suddenly strtck-
en- with total blindness. Realizing that
the light of day had been forever
barred from his vision, the young farm
OF boy set out to win an education
and with a determination to serve his
state in spite OF his handicap of blind
ness Having advanced only to the
fourth grade in common school. and
knowing that his family was unable to
give him an education, he set to work
and, by his own effort, working during
school terms and vacation, earned and
paid for his education, graduating from
the University Of Georgia in 1914
Since that time he has successfully
practiced law in the City OF Augusta,
where he is considered one of the
ablest Of the younger lawyers of that
section. Mcdonald is now in his early
thirties g..
Mr. Mcdonald is a man whose cheer
ful1ess is al inspiration to his friends,
OF whom there are thousands AS an
evidence Of his popularity and ability
the voters OF Richmond County have,
for three successive terms sent him to
the State Legislature over opposition
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-06
LONG DISTANCE PHONE INTERVIEW
WITH RODOLF VALENTINO

corder. Just wanted to ask you a
few questions about your film work. -
.AIl right, III be glad to answer
them if ! can"
We'll, IN he brief and to the
point. Pardon me if am bit hur-
lied."
Certainly, go ahead"
What Is yJur layorlte picture,
Mr. Valentin0?"
Il think Blood and Sand my l..
est release is the best. At any ia
enjoyed making it most.
What about The -Four HoltS
men Of the Apocalypse"
well, that was a wonderful pit
turp, but ! didn't have teb oppor-
tunity for dramatic expression as in
Blood and Sand.
who is the author Of Blood and
Sand?'"
Vicente Blasco Ibencz, the man
who wrote The Four Horsemen.'
And who directed it, pardon
me, Mr.. Valentino, ! almost called
YOU Rodolf. You see I've seen you
so often ON the screen, really feel
like ! know you."
"Perfcctly agreeable, I'm sure. In
fact I'd little rather be Rodolf,
You were asking who directed? Fred
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-06

Hello, Central, give me long dis
tanee please"
long distance? This is LaVerne
Thomas, dramatic editor of the
Fimes-Recorder. l want to put in a
call for Mr., Rodolf Valentino at Hol-
lywood, California. Yes, Central,
kbdolf Valentino. You'll call me
when you get him? Thank you"
Thus began a long distance tele-
phone conversation with ROdolt Val
entino at the California studios.
Wires started buzzing and thirty
minutes later hsteners-in heard the
following interview with filmdom's
matinee idol, and hero of Para
mount's sensational film Blood and
Sand"
.'Hello, Miss Thomas. Ready with
Nh. Valentino Hello, hello, Holly
wood Put M. Valentino on the
wire, please. Hello, yes I'm ready
with Americus. Hello, Mr.. Valen-
tho? Americas, Georgia, is calling.
Just a minute please. All right,
Miss Thomas, ready with Hollywood.
Mir. Valentines on the wire"
"Hello, Mr.. Valeutino?"
cThis Is Rodolf Valentino speak
ing"
'.'Mr. Valentino, this is Miss Thorn
as, dramatic editor of the Times-Re-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-06
PLAINS

PLAINS, Sept. 6.-The Mission
airy rally held at the Methods
church Friday to which representa-
tives from churches in the Smith
vile, Americas and Plains circuit
were invited, also the members
the Baptist and Lutheran Mission
airy societies was an enjoyable an,
helpful day, bringing together thos
who were interested in the impol
tant work Of missions. The discus
sions bringing out the methods
different workers and laying plan.
fer future work. The following
splendid program arranged by Mr.
Mary Campbell was both insructiv
and entertaining.
Opening Hymn--Congregation.
nvocation-Rev. }. Shirah.
Authorizations.
Devotional-Led by Mrs. j. Shi
rah.
Object of Meeting.
Work of Centenary-Mrs. Meal
Ray.
Stewardship--Mrs. r. S. Oliver.
Reading-A Bunch Of Roses, Mis-
Evelyn Walters.
Observation-Disclosures of AuXil
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larry.
LUnch.
Afternoon service, 1870 o'clock.
Hymn-Congregation.
Devotional-Led by Mrs. Ros.
Dean.
African Palaver-By s Ladies.
Duet-Miss Mary Shirah and Mrs
Ernest Spann.
Reading-The Woman Who Gave
Herself, Mrs. Mary Campbell.
Duet - Miss Shirah and Mrs.
Spann.
Round table discussion.
Plans for advancing work in our
district.
DOxOlOgy.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. B.
Thrasher entertained at lovely par
ty at her attractive country home
Just south of Plains. The living
room where the tables we're placed
for rock was Hastily arranged with
silver vases of early fall roses anc
golden glow placed on mantel and
tables. AT the conclusion Of the
game Mrs. r. r. Stewart assisted
Mrs. Thrasher TO serve a delicious
salad and ice course. Playing were
Miss Marguerite Hudson, Mrs. Sam
Burgin, Mrs. Thad Wise, Mrs. Mari
ChambIiss, Mrs. Linton Goodwin, Mrs
Homer Bankston, Mrs. Edmund Oh
iver, Mrs. Marion Andrews, Mrs
Rees Andrews, Mrs. J. R. Logan
Mrs. Alton Carter, Mrs. Frank Tim
norman, Mrs. j. c. Logan, Mrs. j
B. Mauney. Mrs. s. H. Zimmerman
and Mrs. Ernest Spann.
The Hospital Auxiliary will hole
their regular monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Mary Campbell.
Harper Butterworth, of Canton
was the guest of friends here Tues
day, returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Arnold returned Fri
iay from a brief visit to friends Il
Richland.
Miss Mary Harris returned to he
aome at Friendship Saturday after
noon after a pleasant stay Of severa
DAYS with Mrs. ]. A. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mrs. Reid vii
| ;on. Mrs. R. S. Pryor, Mrs. Dell an'
Mrs. Luther Allison, of near Leslie
| attended the Missionary rally at tn
Methodist church here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Lowry wer
| called to Atlanta Monday on ac
count of the serious illness of thel
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Kennedy
Miss Myrtle Williams, of Savan
nah, is the pleasant guest OF MIS-
Mary Shirah.
NJ. B. Clark left Monday for Au
| burn, Ala, where he will again ente
he Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. A. r. Wilson returned NOR
| cav from a delightful stay of seN
eral weeks with relatives at Paoi
Beach, Fla. 49,.
| Misses Pearl and Cynthia Lang
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ford came Sunday and will again
teach in Plains school. They are at
the hotel.
Mrs. Neal Ray and Mrs. Mcneil
represented Salem church at the
Missionary rally here Friday.
Master Linton Goodwin has gone
on visit to relatives in Portsmouth,
Virginia.
Miss Allene Williamson returned
Friday from pleasant stay with
friends in Montezuma.
Mrs. Ben Sanborn, of Tampa. Fla,
spent the weekend here the guest
Of Mrs. Linton Goodwin.
Friends of F. Leverette will be
gratified to know he is resting com.
fortably at his home here following
the painful accident of having his
leg broken while engaged in saw
mill work near here recently.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Philips and
Miss Laura Caughman spent Tues
day in Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Eubanks, of
Dawson, were guests at the hotel
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Humber, of
Lumpkin, were guests at the hotel
Sunday while here to visit Mrs. Hum
ber's mother who is i'll at the hos
pital.
Miss Pet Graddick, of Atlanta, will
have charge of the millinery depart
ment of Plains Mercantile company,
the fall season, haing already arriv-
ed several days ago and has taken
charge.
Mrs. Earl Carter, of Ellaville, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Otis Wellons.
Mrs. Fannie Crawford of Drane-
vile, came Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Crawford.
Mrs. Ernest Wellons and children
have returned to their home in Nor
folk, Va, having spent the past year
here while Mr.. WellOns had charge
of the building of the two handsome
school buildings at Plains and
Thompson.
Miss Sue McMath has entered
3chool here for the fall term and is
at home with her aunt, Mrs. Lula
Chambliss.
Miss Esther Hart, Of Ellaville, is
attending school here and will be