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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
WOMEN'S CLUB
CONVENTION ON

ShepheTdStOwn. W. Va. Sep'' L.
Education was ~" important subject
at the opening session OF the eighteenth
annual convention Of The West Virginia
Federation Of womens clubs. which
opened ~ Shepherdstown college today
with the Woman's club Of Shepherds
town as ho.tesses
Prof +. r. yorke. Of the West Eir-
ginia university faculty. was the rrin-
cipal speaker. He made 4 strong appear
for more educated citizens. and asked
the West Virginia club women TO use
their influence ard power I" help pro-
duce Young women leaders for the COM
Ing years
Mrs John II. Garden Of Wheeling.
presided ut the convention. which was
attended by close 20 200 club women or
the state. The afternoon session also
Included numerous interesting reports.
Delightful musical numbers were led
by Mrs Flora Williams of Wheeling. 4
reception. arranged by the hostess club.
followed. with past presidents sharing
the honors with Mrs. Garden. Fromi-
nent among the social honors for the
visitors was the luncheon given today to
honor Mrs Garden. Lovely appoint
ments were seen throughout. pleas
Ing program followed. with Mrs Will
liam Gay Brown. of Kingwood. "a toast
mistress. Mrs Garden gave a delight
full discourse on The Caterpillar and
the Bitterly" During the luncheon
q clever pantom.me. "Mistletoe BouEh,
was presented. In which the participants
appeared In beautiful costumes 100 or
zoo years old.
Missionary Society TO Meet.
The woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society. of the Vance Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet Thursday
afternoon at ESQ o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. !. F. Fault. Hawthorne Court
The Subjec. will he 'Inspiration for
New Service" The president. Mrs.
Frank n. Saylor. will preside. Mrs. A.
devotional service. Mrs J. N. potter
will give echoes from the Stony Brook
conference and the Lake ChautauQua
Mission Study class. At the conclusion
a social hour will he enjoyed by all.
white Lily Dance
The members OF the White Lily So
cial club. OF Rellaire. viii be the guests
a; their opening dance to be held this
evening IN the Odd Fellows hall. Bel.
Idtre. Inc harmony BOYS orCneStra
Of six pieces will furnish a program Of
the seasons latest dance hits. Smith
and ONley were In charge Of arrange
ments FOR the opening affair.
1T. De cnantsl Opens
The scventy-fourth school year Of .hs
Mount De Chantel Academy opened yes
terday morning with promises of an.
other successful school year.
The personnel of'the faculty remains
the same az last year with but one ex-
ception. Sister Mary Joseph Aloysius
will he the directress. succeeding the
late Sister Mary Acqutn.
Among the Wheeling girls registered
Al the academy are:
Martha Miller Frances Norton
lane Murphy Elizabeth Ripple
Helen McAlltstcr Mary Stelnmetz
Alice Norton Phyllis Woolfe
Meige Norton Dorothy Dobson
Clara Hill Eleanor Dier!nger
lean Wilson Mary Elizabeth
TeNana Wilson Clarke
Lizzctta Rraddock Thecla Nassit
Sh~rill Goodwin Mary Virginia
Madge Hiener Feinler
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
ORR

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday.
Misses Rosa Yates, Sadie Conway.
Messrs. Tom Boggs. Lon Wells were
the dinner guests OF Miss Hester
Boggs Sunday.
School is progressing nicely at this
place.
Calvin Blevins and sister who have
been visiting home folks have return
ed TO West Va.
Miss Betty Caldwell and Miss Beat
rice Perkins OF Jean attended church
here Sunday.
Mrs. LYDIA Yates is very sick at this
writing.
Misses Roberta Stafford and Irene
Woods were calling on Mrs. Johr
Boggs one day last week.
Misses Rebecca and Mary Perkins
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. He;
| ,foore Sunday.
Miss Oracle Kitchen was calling OF
Miss Ethel Kitchen Saturday.
Sherman Hicks was calling on L. A
Reeves Sunday.
Fred Kitchen was calling on his CIR
Mt Jean Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Boggs and LITTLE
daughter spent Saturday and Sunda,
with Mrs. Rose Woods.
OLD scHooLMATES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
DONITHON

Mrs. Mary e. Chapman is visiting
at Blair, w. Va.
Mrs. Ellsworth stansbury is on the
sick list.
Mrs, X. G. Chapman is much inn
proved.
B. writtenbury and family are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hard
wick.
Misses Jessie Maynard and Ethel
Stansbury attended church at the
Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prichard and
little son are the guests Of Mrs,
Prichard at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fox were calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conley Sum
day.
Gwinn Chapman and Jimmerson
7ardwick are with the cavalry boys
at Camp Knox.
Mrs. Clara L. Endicott, who Is teach
ing at Myrtle visited home folks Fri
day to Sunday
Mrs. John Moore was the guest Of
her brother at Laurel recently.
Charley PricharG Mac Stansbury
and X. g. Chapman have employment
at Pond creek.
Mrs. James Prichard and Mrs Chas
Prichard were the guests Of Mrs. Ed!
ward Conley Tuesday.
| Mrs. Lucinda See IL visiting her ais
ter, Mrs. Ellsworth stansbury.
.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
BUCHANAN

Children's day was observed at this
place Sunday with nice program.
Mrs. Robt. cooksey and little daugh
ter have returned to Hazard after a
visit with her mother here.
Mrs L. e. Bennett entertained to
dinner Tuesday Mrs. Bert Burchett,
Mrs. Geo. Williamson. Mrs. J.A.Prich-
ard and Mrs. Ernest Kane OF Buch-
anan and Mrs. F. II. Stedman and lit
tie son OF Massillon. Ohio.
Miss Hazel Ramey has returned
home TO Portsmouth after an extend
ed visit with her sister. Mrs. Dewey
Hobson.
Mrs. Kate Peterman and two grand
sons have returned from Failsburg
where she was called by the illness OF
her daughter, Mrs. Moore.
John Fletcher. who has been indis-
posed for some time is not 90 well
this week.
Mrs. Dewey Hobson and baby have
been visiting relatives at Normal.
Mrs. Joe Lett OF Vanceburg has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lewis Berry entertained a
number OF her relatives from Cieve-
land. Ohio, for the day Sunday.
Elk Sen. j. T. Prichard OF Bolts Fork
is here visiting his son, DR.. J.A.Prich-
ard and family.
DIR. J. A. Prichard accompanied Mrs
Geo. Shannon Of Prichard, w. Va, e
the Marting hospital, Ironton, Satur.
day for treatment.
Born. recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Miller at Adeline. SON. DOT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

w. r. Smith. Btenographer for the
w. M. Ritter Lumber Company. was
shot Friday from ambush and in
stantly killed in Pike county, about
-four miles from Devon, w, Va.
Frank Adkins, son OF Spence Ad-
kins, and Lee Hardin were arrested
charged with the killing.
Young Smith left Devon for a trip
up Little Elk, accompanied by H. b,
Price, agent OF the Big Sandy & Cum
berland Railroad Company. which
Leaves the Norfolk & Western at De-
Won and runs through a corner OF
Pike county, Kentucky, and into Buch
anan county, Va
Leaving the train at Upper Elk, the
two men started to walk back, Smith
carrying his winchester rifle, with
which he hoped to shoot some fish.
AS they went unsuspectipgly along
the railroad between Middle and Low
or Elk creeks they were suddenly fred
upon by party or parties hidden In
the woods.
Smith was struck in vital spot and
killed Instantly by ball from a high
power rifle.
Price, who escaped uninjured, went
'immeolately 10 give the Alarm anu
soon the word was taken to a deputy
sheriff, who in turn notified the siier-
III of Pike county at PiiiiSs,v-..iiiss The
deputy sheriff organized posse and
started out to find the assassins.
Bloodhounds were secured from the
Freeburn Coal Company and taken to
the scene of the tragedy. they soon
took up trail and followed II TO
where Adkins and Hardin were intii-
Gated as the men who did the shoot
,iiisss,,- ard tho arrests were made. --4.5
The prisoners were taken to Pike
vile and placed in Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.
Young Smith, the man SO folily
murdered had been with the Ritter
concern but a short time. coming to
them from his home at Farmyilie, Va,
and was not very well known oy The
people of the country round about
The only theory advanced for his muir
der is that being seen with gun. ard
not being known, he was mistaken Cor
a prohibition officer and murdered out
of hand.-Williamson News.
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WALBRIDGE AND HOLT

School is progressing nicely at this
place.
Ruth Smith spent Sunday with rel
atives at Two Mile.
Margie and Alike Blair spent Sat
urday night at Normal Fairchild's.
Hughie McCommis has returned
home after visit with friends at Dry
Ridge.
Glen Terrell is visiting home folks
at this place.
Mrs. w. NJ. Auxier of Manchester,
Ohio has returned home after visit
with relatives at this place.
Miss Gladys Peters has been visit
ing Miss Thelma Ratcliif.
]. W. Ratcliff of Alphoretta was the
week LEND guest of home folks.
Norma Fairchild entertained large
crowd OF her friends Sunday.
Mrs. Millard is Ill at this writing.
G. N. Fairchild has returned home
after an extended visit with friends in
Johnson county.
Emma Wellman and Thelma Webb
were in Louisa Saturday.
A ROSE.
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been visiting Mrs. Ethel Norris Of
Salt Lick.
Mrs. A. L. Spencer and children OF
Russell are visiting her sister, Mrs
c. v. Berry.
Miss Esther Holbrook spent this
week end with Elizabeth Berry
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Morris were Wis
itinE DR.. and Mrs. Osborn this week
Mrs. Afiit Burgess OF Wilbur was
visiting Mrs. Il. c. Berry recently.
Miss Ruth Holbrook OF Ashland was
visiting Julia Kouns Sunday after
noon. st
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Holbrook OF Ash
land are visiting relatives at this
place.
Blanche Osborn, Ruth Hoibroolg
Paul Osborn and Esther Holbrook were
out motoring Snndya.
Frank Lehman OF Pittsburg is at E
c. Berry's this week.
Mrs Nell Spencer OF Russell. ant
Herman Berry attnded the ball gam'
at Keaton Sunday.
Mr. ahd Mrs. G. V. Berry and Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Spencer OF Russell
spent the day at the oil fields wednes.
day.
Spray Berry and Evelyn Spencer
were calling on Nellie Berry Tuesday
Those who attended the party a
Phoebe Burton Wellman's Friday nigh
were. Nell Berry. Georgia May Kouns
Ruth Osborn, Esther Holbrooh. Pau
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
HICKSVILLE

d ~.
Misses Bessie and Jestie Dalton
were calling on their aunt. Esther
Chaffins, Sunday OF Jattie.
Mrs. Eliza Clevenger and Mrs. Cora
Leadmon were the Sunday guests OF
Mrs Mary Jane Crabtree.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs May
Holbrook were calling on Lucy Hol-
brook Sunday.
Miss Cora Curnutte and Chester
Thompson were visiting the Hicksville
school Friday evening.
Mrs. Permelia Hays was calling on
Mrs. Miriam Pinkerton Sunday even
ing.
Miss Goldie Wilson attended church
at this place Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lora Hammond was calling on
Mrs. Effie Dalton Sunday.
Mary Leadmon spent Saturday night
with her cousin, Miss Alvie Crabtree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony SAMSON left
for Chattaroy, w. Va, where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Eva Crabtree was calling on
ner mother, Mrs. Sarah Triplett, last
week.
Willie Adams and sister Shirley
attended church at this place Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Holbrook was calling or
Mrs. Lucy Holbrook Sunday.
Miss Nancy Leadmond and brother
George. were at Z. G.. Pinkerton's Sat
urday.
Miss Hernia Pinkerton attended
church at Irish creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Holbrook were
calling on their daughter Sunday. Mrs
Sarah Triplett.
Eskel Hammond was at Gait Sun.
day. A CHILD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

MethodIsts could hardly wish q.
greater tribute to their leader. John
Wesley, than was given by Lloyd
George recently when he declared the
great founder OF Methodism atho'
greatest religious leader the Anglo
Saxon race ever produced, ana tho
movement OF which he was the head
the greatest religious movement OF the
past two hundred and nifty years At
least" Before speaking at Victoria
Hotel In behalf OF the restoration OF
wcsivy'5 Chapel, he took the trouble
to visit the chapel and TO stand be-
fore the grave OF wesley.--The Chris
tlan Century.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
Jail Delivery at
Pikeville Friday Night

Pikeville, KY, Aug. Kissing a
rudely constructed key made from a
broom handle, six prisoners, including
one charged with murder, overpowered
the jailer's wife and made their escape
from the county Jail here late Friday
night.
A fire alarm sounded when email
blaze was discovered in the residence
of A. j. Potter gave the prisoners the
chance to escape while the jail attend
ants were absent Mrs. G. C. Rowe
wife of the jailer, was knocked down
attempted to stop them.
Sam Mason, colored, more familiar
ly known as Pigeon Creek Red
charged with robbery at South Will
Hanson. is given credit for makine
the wooden key from a broom handle
with pen knife.
The others who escaped were Aaron
Smith, accused OF murder. Boone Eng
land. charged with bookkeeping, vino
fled in his bare feet, Harry Carroll.
Howard Wolford, Nick Blanton and
Claude Workman.
Smith is charged with killing Ben
McCIannahan over trouble alleged to
have arisen over McClannahan's wife
A $5s monthly pension drawn by Mrs.
McClannahan also is said to have fig-
ured in the crime. Smith was arrested
two weeks ago by Sheriff Johnson.
The escape of several other prison
ers was prevented by one of thcIr
number. Claude Workman, who. when
he escaped through the open door
held it until it could be locked gain.
Workman is charged with murder.
Rewards have been offered for tho
capture of Mason, Smith and Eng
land.
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BLAINE
lToo late Tor last weekl

(Too late for last week.
The people who were prophesying
disaster for the movies while the
building was going up are surprised
several times a week at the crowd II
is drawing.
Hubert Osborn. who has been very
low with typhoid is improving.
Misses Ruth and Esther Holbrook
OF Ashland are visiting Mrs. =. @. Ber-
ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dean attended
the show ut this place Saturday
Spray and Irene Berry spent the
day with Rebecca Reed Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffith have
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
CATLETTSBURC

Reports From Sick.
Mrs. Ed Finney, who has been so
seriously III is resting comfortably at
this time.
George McGlothin continues quite
his condition.
Ill. there being very slight change in
Mrs. Charles Bond and son, Jay, bot,
OF whom suffered broken collar bones
in an auto accident are both repo. led
better. Mrs. Bond received the worst
Injuries of any of the occupants OF tie
machine. There were nine in the car
when it turned over and only tire,
OF them were hurt. The sedan MAS
completely demolished. The engine
and one front seat is all that remains
attached to the chassis.
Visitor From Ashland.
Leonard Parsons, dispatcher for the
C. & o. was here from Ashland trans
acting business at the court house.
Local and Personal.
DR.. Mark Dempsey OF Messy Bot
tom has returned home from the Ash.
land General hospital where he has
been a patient.
Mrs. w. H. Robinette Of Catletts.
burg is recuperating after an opera
ton.
Frank Scott. son Of James A. Scott
State Tax Commissioner from Pike
vile at the Ashland General hospital
He Is M with typhoid fever.
@. II. Howard OF Iyyton has return
ed home from the Kings Daughters
hospital where he has been Q patient
The condition OF Mrs. s. p Hager
who IL at the Kings Daughters hos
pitaI Tor treatment II slightly improv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
GALLUP FARMERS MEET
IN INTEREST or BETTER
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

| Gallup farmers took a firm step for
ward Tuesday night when several OF
the leading residents met at the school
shouse to work out new project OF
community development.
AS result OF the meeting Gallup
win undoubtedly become one OF the
livest farming sections In the county.
The meeting was fostered by Coun-
lty Agent G.. c. Baker In order that
Mr.. ]. w. Whitehouse. Asst. State
Agent, might give to the farmers some
Idea OF community Improvement
program which they could follow In
he future, working on a cooperative
basis. This meeting was the first OF a
series being held in the county for the
purpose OF farm Improvement
Some of the leading farmers who
were present at this meeting were:
Fred Perry, ]. H. Mcclure, f. c. Nc
Clure Geo. ShIvel. w. T. Fugitt. Zen
II 18th Chapman, j. NJ. Irwin, Mrs. J. II.
Mcclure Mrs. F. C. Mcclure, Mrs.
Frank Chiiders and several young
people of the community who are in
terested in community development as
well.
After a few preliminary remarks by
MI BAKER Mr.. NNultcnouso pIOtctutd
TO state the object of the meeting and
said that his purpose was ito help the
people OF Gallup m work out some
plan whereby their community may
cad all Others in Lawrence county as
farming center and in the develop
ment OF a community spirit"
He then asked the farmers what
their leading activities were, the linn
ting factor, the remedy and who
would accept the responsibility of
leadership in each case. Poultry was
first named, Irish potatoes came Sec
ond, then dairying, junior club work
and sewing.
The limiting factor given in poultry
was poor housing and feeding and
poor layers. Remedy given was prop
er housing and feeding and balanced
ration. Six persons were set as a goal
to do this and Mrs. Frank Childers
was elected chairman of this work,
Culling was given as the remedy for
poor lays and Mr.. w. A. Carey was
selected chairman and his goal was
set at IL persons to do culling.
Tho limiting factor In potato grow
ing was given as low production and
planting pure certified seed, disease
proof. was given as the remedy. Six
persons were set as goal to do this
and Mr.. F. c. Mcclure was selected
chairman.
Low producing cows and poor feed
ing was given as the limiting factor
In dairying, the remedy was to test
cows. eliminate the boarder and feed
balanced ration. Five persons were
set as goal to do this for this year
and Mr.. ]. II. Mcclure was appointed
chairman of this work.
The ladies plan TO invite demon
stration agent to come to see them
and explain the use Of the new dress
form, assist them in ordering them as
well as how to set them up and use
them.
AS an outcome of this enthusiastic
meeting II was finally decided TO call a
big community meeting at which time
they would explain this program Of
work and ask the approval OF the
people as a whole. The date set for
this big community meeting was Sep
tenber 80 80, 8
At this outing which will include
practically the entire day, a picnic
lunch will be served games and con-
tests held, and a general big time en-
gagged in.-Contributed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

Osborn. Frank Lehman. Luther How.
lett. Carl and Earl Gambiil, Norman
Wcllman, Bert Byrd and Russell Ber-
ry.
Monroe Walters nephew and wife OF
Kansas City arc visiting friends IN
Blaine. GRANY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
Local and Personal.

County Supt Fonso Wright, d. T.
Keel of the Pikeville Clothing Com
pany and Rudolph Rutherford Of the
First National Bank left Thursday
morning for Asheville. N. c., and 9TH
er retreats of the Tar Heel State
where they will spend several days
vacation close to the heart Of nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Francis and
sons, John and David, came up from
Huntington Friday evening for Wis
It with Mr.. and Mrs. Linton Trivette
Mr.. Francis returned home Tuesday
afternoon leaving his family for a
longer visit.
Mr.. Lee Ford was called to the bed
side of his brother at Carrot, who had
become seriously i'll Saturday morn
ing. His brother lived only short
while after his arrival dying at eight
p. m. Sunday morning.
Prof. and Mrs. T. J. Kendrick re-
turned last Friday from months Wis
Il with relatives and friends at Roam
olxe, Va.--Pike County News.
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Entertain For Guest.

Mrs. Ed L. Burke and Mrs. c. M.
Keyser gave a beautiful tea at the at
tractive home of the former On Fourth
els. of Huntington, and Mrs. Opal
Ruch Of Indiana. The handsome rooms
Were artistically decorated in cut
flowers yellow being the predominant
note in the color scheme. Mrs. Linton
Trivette and Mrs. C. G. Evans presid-
ed at the tea table.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
Revival Meeting.

W. s. Irwin, pastor of the Christian
church. Morehead, will come to Pike
Vile august 20 to conduct a series Of
Irwin possesses a noble christian spir-
It along with an appeal which touch
es the heart of those who hear him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
Returns Home.

Master Ralph Hash. the little son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hash, who has
been visiting his grandmother. Mrs
Harrison, at Williamson for the pas
two months, returned home last Sun
day. He was accompanied home by
Master Burgess varney and Edward
Hopkins.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
From Panama.

From Panama.
DIR. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson. who
have been residents of the Panama
Canal Zone for eighteen months re-
turned to Pikeville Sunday night on
four months furlough. DR.. Thompson
graduated at the Louisville Dental
College in 1915 and rendered his SER
vice to Uncle Sam during the war
and since the close OF the war he has
continued in the service and is now
Captain. While here they will be
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Thompson of Pikeville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Wellington of
Coal Run.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18
PIKEVILLE


Hay Ride.
Miss Violet Walker entertained her
Sunday school class with a hay ride
and picnic Monday. They drove out
anto the country along the new road
where delightful evening was spent
Among those enjoying the outing We're
Misses Make Moore. Justine Irwin
Virginia Hatcher Helena Keel. Lou
Use Handley OF Ashland as guest OF
Justine Irwin, Katherine Ratliff, Ruth
Stone. Messrs. Stanley Greer, Alton
Stone, Frank o'Conner and Red Wal
tiers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

Away On Vacation. s.s.s=55is.=55.55 s
Misses Alice Record, who is away
en- vacation, is spending this week
with Miss Andrews Wilder at Abba,
Michigan. They were classmates at
Columbia University
From Abba Miss Record will go to
Chatauqua Lake where she will spend
two weeks with her cousin in cot
tage there
Miss Alice Johnson. formerly teach
er of English at Pikeville College, is
accompanying Miss Record on ner va
cation trip.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

Garden Party.
A most delightful social for the
young people was the garden party
given by Mrs. Abe Stryk Tuesday ev-
ening in honor of her two nieces, Miss
Beatrice Watskey of Richmond, Va.
and Miss Lillian Cohen, Of HELLER
The party was at the beautiful home
of Mrs. Stryk on High street where
the garden had been tastefuliy dec
GRATED with lanterns for the occasion
Different games were played. the most
interesting one being the donkey game
in which the prize was won by little
Miss Jane Evans.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-08-18

At this outing which will include
practically the entire day, a picnic
lunch will be served games and con-
tests held, and general big time en-
gagged in.-Contributed.