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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-06-28

against the federation affiliating
with the International Federation
of Trades unions, and elected its
executive council, headed by Mr..
Gompers as president. 1t was Mr..
Gompers' forty-first election and he
was unopposed
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-06-28
"Everfast" colors
last as long as
the cloth itself

"Everfast" Suiting has been
rubbed and scrubbed with the
strongest kinds of laundry
soap, boiled in washing soda,
and exposed for weeks to sun,
wind, rain and salt air without
losing color in the slightest
degree.
"Everfast" Suiting is piece
dyed by a special process. It
is one yard wide-mercerized-
and comes in all popular
colors. The name "Everfast"
is stamped every yard in the
selvage.
Next time you are in the
piece goods department. ask
for a sample swatch of Ever
fast" Take it home, test it in
any way you like and prove to
yourself that here at last is an
absolutely fast-color wash
fabric.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-06-28

Mr.. w. c. Smith qualified as Po-
lice Judge for the town of Nc
Henry recently.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-06-28
BASE BALL
At HARTFORD
OWENSBORO VS. HARTFORD
Saturday, July LIST.
LOCANSPORT VS. HARTFORD
Sunday, July End.
CENTRAL CITY VS. HARTFORD
Tuesday, July 4th.

These are all fast teams, and you can't
afford to miss one. Brass band will
furnish music on July 4th. Come early
if you expect seat. Regular admission
Game called promptly 800 p. m.
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PRECINCT REGIsTRA-
TION OFFICERS
General Registration, July 10 and
II, 1922

!
Leslie Combs, J; w. ID. Morris, S;
G. NJ. Grove, c.
West Hartford-S. T. Barnett. j.
j. e. Bean, j.; Elijah Robertson, S;
r. X. Riley, c.
Beda--Heiner Humphrey, j; Esti
Bennett, j; o. r. Tinsley, s; Dud
ley Westerfield, c.
Sulphur Springs-R. w. johnson
j; II. c. Acton, ]; Alb Westerfield
S; Mrs. Irene Duff, C.
Magan-J. H. Helton, ]; ]. C
Magyar, j; c. ID. Taul, s; Roscoe
Hardin, c.
Cromwell-Silas Stevens, ]; Ike
Cooper, j; Warren Taylor, S; ]. D.
Taylor, c.
Cool Springs-Jas. L. Moore, ];
j. N. Bergman, j; Q. NJ. Benton,
S; II. Whitescarver, C.
North Rockport-J. T. Carter. j;
Sam Robertson, j; ]. L. Brown, S;
E. C. WOODBURY., C.
South Rockport-Mack Hendrix
j; Clarence Hodge, J; Ray Herrel,
S; Jas. S. banks, c.
Select-E. b. Finley, J; C. w.
Ranney. j; Virgil Drake, S.; Everett
Langford, C.
Horse Branch--M. b. Crowder
j; Jack Walker, j; G. J. Christian,
S; G. ]. Hoover, c.
North Rosine-Tom Crowder, ];
IT. A. Ragland, j; Andrew Afford
S; L. L. Embry, c.
East Beaver Damien Reid, j;
Will B. Taylor, j; ]. d. Blanken-
ship, s; Ellis Smith, C.
West Beaver Dam-Luther Rem.
der, J; Jas. Barnes, j; Ohio Dex.
ter, S; ]. Morton Williams, C.
/ McHenry-Sam James, j; e. F.
Render, j; w. e. Smith, s.; Oscar
Reid, c.
North Centertown-Herbe Rem.
der, j; II. A. Ashby, j.; Alvin Ross
s; l.. ID. Jackson, c.
Smallhous-C. T.. Kittinger, j;
w. M. Arlington. ]; A. L. France
S; Ross Morton, C.
East Fordsville-C. w. Wedding
j; Ira Hale, j; r. /. Miller, S; Miss
Abbie Whittinghill, C.
West Fordsville-W. T. Keown
j; A. L. Knott. j; JEFF Whittinghill
S; r. o. Neel, C.
Aetnaville-J. A. Bellamy, ]; ]
j. Miller, ]; VIII Haynes, S: vii
bur Phillips, C.
Shreve-Sam Bennett, ]; Johr
Robinson, j; Ira whittinghill, s.
Oscar Petty. C.
Olaton-K. C. Byers, ]; Henri,
Felix, j; Hayden Hert, S; NJ. S. Pat
terson, C.
Buford-E. C. Baird, ]; Simon
Wigginton, ]; C. d. Hudson, 81; o
C. Magyar. C.
Bartletts-Ed Daniel, j; Ben w
Taylor, ]; j. r. Weller, s; Roy
Mitchell, C.
Heflin-T. ID. Owen. j; A. v
Rowan. j; u. s. Condit. S; ]. w
Foster. C.
Ceralvo-s. p. Moore. j; d. r
Helsley. ]; Avis Fulkerson. s; ]
II. Wood C.
Point Pleasant-Joe. Everley, j;
]. N. Nall, j; Watt Taylor, S; A. b
Tichenor, C.
Narrows-J. T. Petty. j.; j. b
Renfrow, ]; Lon Phillips, s; G. G.
Carter, C.
Ralph. A. Greer. ]; J. L. Pat
ton. ]; John Raymond, S; d d
Moseley. c.
Prentiss-O. Il. Scott, j; John
Cooper. ]: Ode Burgess. S; Moscow
Taylor, c. -.
Herbert-Grant Midkiff, j; J. B.
Bruner, j; Abe Howe, s; L. J. Tay-
lor, G.
Arnold--c. w.Arnold, J.; o. W.
Howell. J.; J. W. Arnold. S; J. o.
Albin. c.
Render--Milton Park. J; John
Stewart. u; Chester Loney, s; claud
Myers. c.
simmons--Lon Day J; J. L.
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Miss, versia Newcomb, city. spent
Thursday in Central City, the guest
of friends.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-06-28

Mrs. A. B. Riley and sons, john
and Baxter, were in greensboro
Thursday and Friday.
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TO VISIT MEXICO

Mr.. Martin Philip Sheridan,
electrician for the Holt Coal Co.,
al McHenry. applied TO the Secre-
tary of State at Washington. ID. c.,
for passports TO Mexico for himself,
wife and child. He was In this city
last Wednesday for the purpose OF
having County Clerk Guy Ranney
assist in preparing his application
They will leave soon after July LIST.
Rev. Oscar Ashby, OF Centertowh'
n. ". ID. No. 2. was a pleasant cali
or AZ tits Office. Tuesday.
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At last you can have for your
"A self and your children wash
blouses, suits and dresses that
will not fade, no matter how
they are washed and worn.
We unreservedly guarantee
that "Everfast" Suiting is abso-
lutely
FAST TO SOAP AND BOILING
FAST TO SUN AND WEATHER
FAST TO PRESENTATION AND
URIC ACID
FAST TO EVERYTHING 1T EN-
COUNTERS AS A DRESS,
BLOUSE OR SUIT FABRIC. I
We will promptly and cheer
fully return your money not
only for every yard of "Everfass'
Suiting which, for any reason,
does not hold it's color, but also
THE COST OF MAKING
THE GARMENT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
MOUNDSVILLE
CEN, MITCHELL STOPS HERE
ENROUTE To WISCONSIN, CITY

serious illness oc the heart at the home
u her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {. T..
Never, on Morton avenue.
Floyd Sier& IS confined 10 his home
on First stree, wi;h illness.
Mrs. Arch West OF North street j.
recovering from an Illness oE tn" past
fcw days
curtis +. Parker has gone :" indiana
a7uliS. Ind. where M Will TAX" a Spr-
c;1l course III printing and advertising.
Wilford Rnohrr Of Huntington Will
spend over tho weekend with his par
en;s. Mr.. and Mrs $. W. B""hcr or
Fifth street.
J. " Wc.!man. former postmaster. Is
reported 10 he in about IN" same rondi-
ton ut I've Glcnda'N hospital.
rrot II. 7. Rogers "f Fairmont has
arrived in the city for visit VITA his
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers VIII" Is
quite i'll at her home OF Ninth street.
W. +. Garvcy Of E"nwood sDcn, Fri
day here looking af:or business affairs
Mrs II. 4 Miles "f M"ishHn avenue
- ah,c 20 he cur again after n two
weeks illness.
rr. r. u Kir>maH Of Newell spent
yesterday here looking at;cr business
matters lie WA rn route {" Fai"mont
s r Yoho ~ Howard WAS visit a.
the COUNT >c1t Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24

In 1914 there were 1855 estaish-
ments in the United States snsi4 -
the manufacture OF shoes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
WILL INTERVIEW EoKXER, FAM
Gus GERMAN AIRPLANS MANU-
FAcr-RER, AT MILWAUKEE,
American Made Shi;'5 May Be FoSksr
Designed In COME Respects, Is
Rumor.

General william IT, Mitchell, ASSIST
ont chief of tn" United states air serN-
ice stopped I; l.aHsin Field. here yes
tcrtuy afternoon around : o'clock en-
route 10 Milwaukee. Wis, where he VIII
have an interview With Herr F"kkcr
famous German arpianc manufacturers
who Is in this country. General
Mitchell landed here mainly to have -
light lunch and rcpIen!sh the fuel supply
of his ship.
While In The eli; nc spoke very favor
ably with regard q the local landing
place but sad nothing from which an
Inference could hN made that the teId
was TO he removed from this "itN. How
ever. 20 paid h:rh compliments TO
folks FOR their NnrrEet.c efforts in
having the Aeld located here. He left
here about O'Clock IA the afternoon
for McCook Fled. Dayton. Onto. from
where he vii ny - Milwaukee.
II has been rumnrcd for some time N
aviation circles ;hrnuGhout the country
that America was to manufacture an
airplanc with certain designs taken from
the famous r'Okkcr ship. IL - said that
General .H,chclNs interview with Herr
frukker has IL do somewhat with This
rumo- The FoEhcr plane has h"cn
higEly satisfactory where used m this
country. The ulane has been tried and
;-S;cl for the mos: part by commercial.
a:rrlcn and il Is understood that the
government, will consider the maaufac-
ture Cr the ship for its own particular
use The L. s. air service already has
a number Of these ships undergoing cH'
pnrinent one Ot which is located at
Langjn Field IN this city and flown by
Capt 4. l.. Simonin. in charge OF the
landing place,
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Campbell: S!stcrsvllle. W. Va; Mrs'
Flo, se Beck. Bridgeport. Ohio; Mrs j.
e NikOlgus. Sherwood. w. Va. MIS-
Homer Aether. Bellaire Ohio: and MIS-
r.urrne Martin. New Martinsville, w.
Va.
Presbyterian Church
In tho absence Of the pastor Few. =
Alexander Brown. who Is In Clayton -
j. rackinG UP 10 bring his fam'l! I"
Warwood. Rev. herman G. Houser VINO
has charcz Of the Eighteenth street
Mission will have charge OF the SER
vices at the Presbyterian church All
services will be held as usual.
Personals
Mr.. Joseph Lucas is attending the {.
E Convention at Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs 7. VI. Houston has returned
home after visiting relatives down state
My. and Mrs G"org" Wise and family
md Mr.. Wise's mother Of Canton. o.
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wise
Of Goth street.
John Houston is Ill at his home on
Warwood avenue
Mrs. F. c. Barber and daughters
Maxine and Helen har" returned from
visit with Mrs. Geo. ]. Orr. or JcWct'
Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Henderson Is visiting
friends in PtthurE.
Mr.. Geo. Berry or StcuhenvilIe spent
Yesterday with friends here.
Mrs. Asa Lawyer and son Charles "f
cha-lcroi Ta. arc the guests Ot Mr.. and
Mrs. charles Gncncr Of 10Th street.
and Mr. nshS"hC- lin hu ck'Il $50
Mrs. Fred Watkins ot Stcubenviil"
wa% tho guest OF friends her" yesterday
Harry Walker Is ON 4 several day
business trip 10 Pittsburgh.
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SAND HILL

After series Of d!sarranEed service
hours. the NJ. F. church end Sunday
school will convene at the usual hours
on Sunday. preaching az II a m. and
Sunday school at - a. IN.
Rev. Anderson. district superintendent
will hold tho third quarterly conferepce
AZ > r. m. Saturday. and will preach a
sermon TO the young people a =. m.
which will 10 followed BY refreshments
an da social hour.
On Sunday morning Rev. Anderson
will occupy tho pulpit and the admins
tration of the Lords Supper will be
observed.
The willing Workers Sunday school
class will give pantomine and Illus
trated parallels in the near future. pos
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he Miss Adela!d" 1.aTkins of St Louis
NecdlcwOrk and the usual pastimNs "!II
be enjoyed until 3 o'clock when tempt
Ing luncheon viii nc served on the lawn
to the followinE- Misses Adelaide Lam
Lrua Betty SrhcI Jam. Harper. Stella
NvleS. Gertrude NumcS. Clara Miller.
I,ll:lh"lh @hcad, virginia Mylc%. cath
crime Mct'oy, IIcHn Bates. Marion Ne
Toy. boris Wimn"r. Sara G"nther
Mary Margaret Woods and Dorothy Nc
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sihly on June oSth. The class is being
coached BY Rev Hockcnb"rG.
Deputy Sheriff Benton Hnzlett OF
Noundsville was a business visitor here
on Monday.
g. ". Jones and family attended tn"
Wedding reception hrid ai'n" nom" %,
My. and Mrs WV. E'mTk" ~ SH"rrard
ror their son. Henry an" his bride.
formerly Miss J"}iff" % M"undsN'Ii"'
On "Wednesday evening.
Mss Villa Grace colo ~ National
Road City. IS visiting her sister, Mis-
Della cole
Mrs Nellie McWhortor s0cn, IN"
Weekend in the south side city. visiting
relatives.
Mrs Jessie Davis IS spending THIS
v"ck visiting Mrs ". y C2ldw"ll o.
Big Wheeling Crock.
Master Harry Ercjt!rEAr NJ the Last
Ind city. i@ visiting III grandparents
NJ. and Mre. Thomas Early vino.
MIS- Laura Shlrman of All'"pDa' Va
is spending her vaca''pr with nor
grandma. Mis-. Lewis trarad OF the
village.
Miss Iu,q Winters 81 tho Clay pike
spent n,eral days whiting MI. Ecf'
Marsh Of In" Village.
Miss Florence Jones and Mrs. -. w
Jones spen, Tuesday shopping in the
city.
Mr. md Mrs. James Jnnkirs src"'
Thursday visiting Nj and Mrs. Ill!"
Jewell Of South 1acoh street.
Miss Annie Ewing ~ Vida Is s!"nH'
ing this wcNk Visiting relatives IN "Ar'
wool and Wheeling.
r,y,
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hammock
EcvtvaI Services

Tho Ncrrodi>t organization ~ l'ai'"r-
" will bold Il series Cf rciiNal VICES
beginning on Wednesday evening. ana
which probably will be held each even
ing for Two weeks. conducted ny the
rasto~. Rev. y J. Reynolds. ON FRI
DAY evening tho quarterly ronfNr"n'C
raiGs on Friday evening Will u" H'I''
when communion services Viii l." Oh
served.
Presbyterian Church
The rccular church services we're held
in IN" rrcsh, tcrian church. on SUNDAY
morning. Win Sunday school az ten
and preaching at II. when th" quarterly
communion was observed with rrepar-
arory services on Saturday
No services viii be held on sunday
morning. az tho church Will undHrG"
tho rcoairs. Wanting. Ct". at tn" pres
en-, tf,N" which wir make II Impossible
10 hold the services.
ganr >cx Briefs
Earl GoSSctt. local resident IN COM
many win Roy johnston OF rlGSh'n6'
recently attended the stock sal" If car
rsn.cr. Ross nrd Edwards. held at
Mansfield and Tinin. where thcE rur-
chased som" si"'h. Mc$>rs. U"s@c't ana
Johnston wiehtrr 20 have tho same dc
'jyercd left - Wednesday. a"""' pan
irl hv other. arriving E"il'" OF Iuu'N'
Cay morning wish same. tn" trip he
INK made az might, when IL il much
cu"lcr.
Several from her" attended the sne-
clal chlldrcn'S services held IN the
Presbyterian church IN Flushing on
sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank caldwell and guest. Mrs.
Robert NcGraw. Of Rellairc. IN com
PAM with tho lntt"r's mother. Mrs
r r. caldwell. spent Friday afternoon
in Wheeling.
No christian End"aNcr was held In the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening.
rs Il number Of the members wished
ia attend tho Childrcn'S Day services
! he'd 4, Flushing.
Owing to the condition OF the church.
christian End"ayor Will not be held on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. &. J. Eranz. LOCAL. rest
dents. in company with tn" CORNER
brother. Coony Rranz and wife. Of I.af-
forty. spcnt Tuesday IN columbus,
where thcy wcrn called by thu serious
Illness ot tho latter's daughter. who
Will probably 10 moved to the home o:
hcr parents IN Lafrcrty. the latter part
Of the week
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McMECHEN
Lad Maoca oeos Memorial

Rev. {. ". Fuller. pastor &C the First
christian church Of McMeohen. will
take for h.s> sermon SUNDAY morning
the topic Of Auties." Instead of the
regular Sunday evening services, Rev.
Fuller will conduct the WOnan's Ben
eft association % the Maccahces. bible
school will be held at 10 o'clock san
day morning
called TO Funeral
Rev. Fuller. pastor Of the First |hT'S-
tIar church OF McMccAcn. was uncN-
pectedIy called hack home from flits-
hurgh. where he and his family were
visiting. 10 ofticla's At the funeral ~
Wesley Gooldin. McMcchcn cobhlcr VINO
died a few days Igo at his home on
Marshall street Rev. Fuller wire ana
son. Charles will return from Pitts
burgh tomorrow.
Tho 4 4 Mountain Post, American
Legion. CS NcMccheu. last night met
at their headquarters under the post
office and transacted the usual run OF
Ladies AID Meeting.
D!strIc. No Ladies' AID society ~
the NJ. f. church. McMecher. met last
night q, the home Of Mrs. James
Young. on sixth street. After the usual
routine a luncheon was served TO mem
hers or the society
Orchestra Practices
The orchestra headed by Mr.. Nelson
last night head their weekly rehearsal
in the auditorium "f the N"M"rhen niCh
school According To- Mr.. Nelson the
orchestra, mostly composed or Young
sterS. are making great progress
Hitchman Hino Going Pull.
Tho Tritchman minc. II is reported. -
working at run capacity. employing
about 800 men.
The regular weekly choir pract.cs AZ
the First Church Of God. McMechen'
was held last evening at tho church.
Pay Day at Mine.
To-day vii, he pay la" a. III" Hutch.
man miro According :" report II VIII
he ono Of the largest plays issued 10 tho
mon since the nation wide strike. which
begun last Anril l. The HitChman Com
rany Is = ron-union mine.
Teams Being Organized.
Teams IRE being organized through
out the city Of NcMechrr 20 form
o,ni, league horse shoeD and accord
ing 10 some of the players. keen rivalry
exists between certain OF the teams al
ready got together.
MoMechen Briefs
Mrs. Charles Barrett, of Columbus
O.. is visiting her husband a; the kcf-
for Hotel NcMcChNn.
Edith Miner. "f Tenth street. Nc
Mechen. Is III at her homo OF scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Willard Bowers. or South Mar.
shall street MCNcChen. Is confined 10
her bed on account OF sickness. her
condition. however. Is NOT serious.
Mrs. George Bayles. Of Ninth street,
McMechen. was brought from the Glen
dale hospital. Glendale. whore sh" ~
Gently underwent an operation. Hcs'cr-
day.
Mrs. Agnes Taylor. oc South Marshall
street. this city. Is visiting a the homo
OF her parents. In Darlington. -.
All OF the recent smallpox cases In
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THE PEERLESS POLIO

To give values IN standard adverdsed oods OF
IT., quality tho lowest possible prices we VIII
not allow any firm to undersoll Traincdpharma-
will be duty at all times. Buy fro1 expert
drug inEtead OF clerks.
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rrnnnt prtsonnrn rodaA
Pnrson1 rrr9ral Today

IL away
This afternoon az o'clock VIII ee
hold the funeral services for tho late
Edgar Parsons. who died at Akron. O..
Thursday. Burial will take place OF
the Mount Ross cemetery.
The deceased was born and raised in
this city and loft here few years ago
to work At Akron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
COMPLETE PLANE
HANGAR THURSDAY
E,g AirshIp Shelter VIII Be Finished Il
Next SIX Days, Says Capt.
Strnordn.

The huSe oil steel airrlane hanger
ROW under construction on I.auEin Field
will be completed next Thursday. ac-
CprdiuE To- announcement made by Capt.
N T.. Simouju. in charge of the landing
held. last evening. The big shelter was
begun about three weeks ago by Bel
lsir~. O.. contractor and will be w and
ready 70 receive ships on next Thurs
day.
The hangar when completed will have
rCst n the !rhhcrhooG oS $4,000. X
* orc Of the hrest of '.s kind OF Am
c-'ca's first model ai=way and will
serve as 4 great aid - fterS who make
thc trip between Dayton. Ohio, and
Washington. u. {. Complete equip
meat Tor LanGtn Field. including the
radio station. IS said TO be worth about
SlS roo
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Made IN the L. &. 4. Seamless.
toy ring and shut.off. Guaran-
TODD against mechanical defect
for two years. Sl.T5 value.
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WARWOOD
Bake Sale

Bake Sale
Tho W. II. l.. club viii hold bake
sale this morning IN the Market Audi
forum. The install home made goodies
will hc ON sale. Miss Catherine HumCs
Ia in charge assisted by Misses Martha
Anderson. Rlanch Humcs. ldlth Kahn,
and Clara Jackson.
Little Missionary Society
The members Of tho Little Missionary
Society will meet this afternoon at the
home Of Miss dorothy Mccoy on War
wood avenue. The guest Of honor will
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East the thing for the camper
or tourist. Stcrno means q no:
m cal In a tifty.
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warwood Lutheran Church

Mary Margaret Woods and Dorothy Nc
Toy.
warwood Lutheran Church
The adminIStrat lon IT the Holy COM
munion will take place at both or the
services Of tho Lutheran church tomor-
row. The morning service begins
promptly at 1O;45 with the Preparatory
Service after which, the pastor. the Rev.
T.. 4. NcCord, will speak briefly on the
subject "Love. in word. or In deed ana
In truth"
The sermon topic announced for the
vesrcr service at $50 =. m. Is Excuses:
reasonable and urrrcasora hlc.c Com
md flud out where your Is to he placed
The public is also invited ~ the Sunday
school At $50 and VII receive a warm
welcome at all services.
Tic Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
IN" church on Wednesday evening Tor
their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. A.
r. Fiararuck will preside over the meet
ing
Dance Last Evening
!, number Of tho Younger set enjoyed
2 dance p, Hc!fenhInTs Hall IN War
wnrd avenue last ovcminC. til" affair
was given in honor of tho boy who ar"
home from school 4 very good nrrhes-
ira furnished the music and quite
number attended.
Euchre Party
Mrs James SliIlwell delightfully."- en-
t"rtaincd tho members Of hor ouohre
club At her home on Vance avenue. last
evening" EuCkre wa sthe Dastime uni"
a late hour whom 4 dainty luncheon was
served To tho following members: Mes
danes william bishop. Hugh Rates.
Russell Logan, Martin Srhaffcr. Charles
Kari. Andrew Smith. Frank Johnson.
Donald Marshall. James Casey md Fred
WATKINS. Joe Mrconhs and George
Berry.
W. II. L. Climb
The members Of The W. IT. l.. Club
and their friends enjoyed delicious
baked FISH supper at Camp Rose las;
evening. After tho SUPPER the jolly
crowd enjoyed the rcmaipdcr OK tho
evening dancing.
House Party
Mrs II. G. Donnally is entertaining
quit" n number Of guests at her home
m Warwood avenue. with week end
house party. The guests are enjoying
Five Hundred the movies and other
usual amuSemcnis. Among those pres
rnt are Mcsdamcs Clyde Cochran, Rob
crt Cunningham. Richard Cunningham
Harold Brown. Mark Brown, Eta
Brown william Collins. Harry Ardrcys
William Kollmann. Charles True. Ern-
rgt Little, Corinnc GautSCht. 0r!a Bak-
or, Milton Keller. Alexander Way. John
Norris and Miss Ruth Long and Mrs
Frank Amos. Wheeling: Mrs. Rodney
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WASHINGTON
DISTRICT NEWS

Ire Wellington eighth grad
-. iarir stare Examinations We'd
~ A. NJ thi week.
flsoeh Krai % eas absent from
fheo 1Dedas
Ars " : Wr'2hfa mother afrig.
. Hsfs sisndss from California.
g rlsfsi Oisen eas a Twin
4ilf visitor Monday
So aId Nfs Hufnngton gave .
.nee "a 'he hume II > T. Parish on
afafdAy eveo'ng Reffeshmonfs
ere saptd o. q late hour
8 miscellaneous shower will BE-
,eld 81 The home ~ Mrs Frank De-
.ioi1 Thursday afternoon Tor Mrs
William Dsklofz The newly weda
re nov az honc 70 their many
rlends
glie EsiteI Berger 10 staying a.
1e home 81 b. and AIRS X s
srmes while her mother Is IN the
,spl,aI.
Cicn Leonard. f.endner Olsen and
~ Asher children were absent from
stp1l Tacsday
Iittlo Mcrls leonard celebrated
10 NTH birthday Tuesday