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sheldon, Mo, and will spend the holidays
With Mrs. q. 4. Meredith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Meredith, other relatives and
friends ~ the city.
Mrs. T.. y casey OF the Herman apart.
meut departed the fret of tho week for
sulphur Springs, AIR. where she Will
spsnd the holidays with relatives and
friends.
ana Mrs. W H. Trapp arrived Tuesday
from 81, Charles. Mo, where she has been
a student in Liudouwood college and viii
spend the holidays with her parents.
Miss Francis Hale who has been 3
student In stevens college ot Columbia,
Mo, has arrived home and will spend tins
holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Huie, other relatives ana friends.
student IN the Oklahoma university OF
Norman. will spend the Christmas hoil-
days with his parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
Il fidWcN, and friends.
Mrs. NJ. u. coffee. who has been With
her mother In webb city Mo, couvaies-
cling from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident. has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Crank and dnugh.
tor. Miss Lorene. departed Thursday Tor
Little HpcN, Ark, where they will spend
the holidays with their daughters family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Judd aud little soh
Lloyd, jr
The J.. e. o. chapter held lts regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon Ia tho home OF
Mrs. H. u. SHELTON. Mrs r. D. Brown
had charge Of the Christmas program,
consisting ~ Christmas song by Mrs.
J. 4. Robinson. a Christmas story Mrs
W j.. McWl'Nams; a Christmas box. Mrs.
u. Is. Cobban. roll call, Christmas memo
rier.
A. meeting Of the Miami Ministerial
alliance held Monday morning iH the par,
iOrs OF the Miam! Baptist church, Rev
J. {. Linton was reelected president and
Rev. A. i. Cameron was reelected sec
rotary.
Mrs. George Sinner returned home
Tuesday from Bash, Kan. after a Hev,
eral days visit with relatives and friends
Mrs V. O. Buzzard returned Tuesda ay
evening 10 her homs IN Viulta, after q
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. V. q
Webster and family.
Miss Ruth Kipps arrived home Friday
evening from saltwater where she Il 2
student in the =, q NJ. college Of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Zimmerman are en-
tertaining as their guest for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. knight Of Stoutland
Mo. Mrs. Knight is sister Of Mr.
Zimmerman.
Miss Flora Aurphey will spend Christ
mas week as tho guest Of relatives and
friends in Joplin, Mo.
Miss Bess Kpps. who Il teacher ir
the Catoosa high school arrived Frida
70 spend the Christmas holidays with hel
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C, Hanna are en-
tertaining as their guest brother, 3. A
Hanna. OF Salinn, Okla.
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Miss Ruth clifford, teacher Of spanish
in tho Tulsa high school. Ia visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. VII
Mr. and Mrs @. w wheeler. who have
been for several months visitors i'm the
homes ~ their daughters. Mrs Clarence
Jdcohuun OF chicago and Mrs. Harry DU-
ION on kansas CITY have returned home.
Miss Mary Ann Kennedy is home from
norman and wii spend the Christmas hol.
Mrs Osa Lsrgsnt. who willis on her
honeymoon was stricken with append.
cius. has been brought TO the homo OF
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. -. Hitch
cock ard Ia reported improving.
Miss Lois Fordyce Is visiting over the
HOLIDAYS with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Mat
tonloy IN Tulsa.
Miss Elizabeth Csusier Is home for the
holiday period from Chicago where she
~ attending the Chicago Art Institute
Misa Catherine Curran arrived this week
from Chicago where che Is a student IN
the Art institute. she will remain until
after the holidays.
Mrs. George Laing OF Kingfisher was a
guest Of her Sister. Mrs. Eugene watrous,
several days this week
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Cotton will 20 20
kingfiBhor soon TO make their home. Mr..
lotion VIII bo connected with the First
Mr. ana Mrs. C II. Newburger of Jop.
10, Mo, and Mr. ana Mrs. Richard New
week In Enid guests at the homo Of Mr.
aud Mrs BerthoId NowburRer.
Mrs. Everett Plckrell will spend tho
holidays In El Reno at tho home OF her
mother and father, Mr.. PicRrell will Join
her for several days.
hohRmned slehHddin left this week for
wichita, Kan, after visiting with frieds
Ia the city. Mrs, Slehaddn will Join
him later
For the pleasure nt Miss Helen Hlllar Of
Portland, ore, who is Waiting her sister,
Misa Louise KILLER line party was mad
up Of Intimate friends. the hostesses be-
Ing Miss Louise Hitler and Miss Annevlevs
| Lewis. Luncheon was served after the
! show
the Lambs club met pt the homo o
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dsrson Of Kau-as city was the whiting
guest. Refreshments wore served snd
al enjoyed social good time.
Mr. J. H Loturno arrived sunday from
Delphisn 20 spend tho Christmas holidays
vim Chah LetJrno and family.
Marshal g.. W uredwDi lH very crlu.
Cblly 700 90 Sauuipa, having entered the
hospital sunday 20 undergo an operation
Tor Appendicitis
mo food sals given by the ladies' Of
tho christian church saturday was pro-
noGncDd Frtui success
Harig tpvluEt0p ana wife lctt sunday
fyf West Plains. where they expect 10
spend tho holidays with relatives.
Mr. aad Mrs. Giliihan Of the Hllalde
on company. returned from Tulsa Mon
day
Nr and Mrs Paul Johns ief sunday
tor Moibouru. Ark. 10 spoud Chittmaa
ROY Davis, who has been having quite
u"igc with typhoid fever. II reported no
hrtter.
Mr ma Mrs a. B whitfield we're called
90 calico Rock Sunday on account ~
Tho serlous Illness Of Nj Whitfield 81
mother.
Tu.aIay night was fhe special meeting
" The Joint installation of officers ror
tho Eastern Star and Masonic lodges. a
number of out-ot-towu visitors were pres
suL
um Dover ot oEema arrived Friday to
vlsI. ia the home Of W If cope
Str and Mrs ". O. L0uer and family
ond Mre. n. %. E. stsisledger motored 10
Mr. W @. Greenins NJ the stats bank
ing depnrtment trhn'actod business IN Kie.
Ter TugadAT
M. and Mrs y Baakrtt h-d ~ rpesis
~ O'Clock dinner Monday IN ceIsbra-
ton ~ their fifteenth Anniversary. Mr..
nuA iirs w. G.. io1ar and family Mrs.
W.. q Lauer and hr aud Mrs. r. E n
ttrlEigder ana family
Mr and Mrs. F Park Powell OF Mounds.
visited iu our city Saturday
~ Morton Of the firm, walker
Morton. was out OF town this week In
The Interest of their firm.
Percy lell ut Glcnpool visited In Kiefer
Tucstny.
MI and Mrs. oscar Smith ~ Locust
Grove have moved 10 Kirfrr this week
clyde Hickey arrived "wednesday from
Wctuwba 20 spend tho holidays with Mr..
ana Mrs. Harrison Hickey.
cash pelramp ana wifs NJ OlunuIgss,
aponi sunday with Mrs J H. IRrcom
a baby girl came to make her homo
with Mr. ana Mrs. Mac Sivndon on Do
cenber n
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Row yer. guests Of M and Mrs. W NJ
Havd EnudaW

Row v.r. guests Of M and hrs. W. NJ
Boyd Sunday.
Lester Jordan, sbstractor spent tues
day night with relatives near ROW
Or j. n. Todd and Mics Lille L.
league Of the Delaware County BANK were
Southwest City visitors Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. T.. c. Nermillion OF Grove
were guests Of Mr. ana Mrs Henry Walk
er Friday afternoon,
Mrs O. W. Hogan. who has been vislt'
ing relatives IN Arkansas toT hpVut ''
daya returned home saturday.
Miss Hazel Gregory who iy teaching
near Leach. visited her e!ster. Mrs H. J.
Duffleld saturday and sunday
sir. and Mrs G. {. Monroe, living on
spavinaw were here Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T puffieid went 70
I Spayinaw Thursday afternoon 20 see the
work progressing on the Iulsa water
walter Breedlove Of Fairlsnd, and A.
/ W. Beck Of Bernice, were visitors mere
I wednesday and Friday.
/ The W. NJ. L. society met with Mrs.
/ Lewis Lunday Thursday afternoon and the
annual election of officers was held, the
/ following elected were; Mrs q. W. Hogan
/ don't and Mrs. j. Grove Scales, secretary
/ treasurer The members decided 70 have
/ a "Hen Party" later on FOR the benefit
[ of tho church.
Mrs. Ebert Francis attended the install
/ lation ceremonies Of the Eastern star Fri
| day night.
/ The Sunday school Ia busy getting ready
for the Christmas program, which was
] dendpred Saturda evening. The inter.
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Mas Louise Ward Kneseeek n enter-
tanning her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
Miss Mamie Wilson Of the jackson drug
store will spend Christmas with her
parents In Lamar. Mo.
Miss Vera Kisler OF the American inn
VIII spend the holidays with hor parents
In Noel, Mo.
Mrs, Augusta Perry returned Tuesday
from Guthrie. where she visited several
weeks with her daughter ana husband
Mr.. and Mrs William McCurdy.
A. q. Beighley arrived Friday night
from Bristow and will spend the holi-
Mrs Kari scott ana daughter ELIZA.
beth Ann returned TO Vinita after e visit
IN tho home Of Mr. ana Mrs. J. W.
Mrs. Robert Glasgow. Of Baxter spr!nss.
Kan, IS tho guest OF her sister and bus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Sanders
Miss Pauline Gilmore iR spending the
vacation with her sister. Mrs s. A
fokum Of Quapaw.
NJ. r. ovens Of this city was elected
president Of the Trl-state chapter OF the
American Zinc institute at Plchei
Wednesday at The annual election Of Of
fcers
Friday FOR st. Louis, No. where they will
spend the Christmas holidays with rel
atiyes ana friends.
Mlss Cathrine wright departed Sunday
for Carthage. No, where she will spend
the Christmas vacation with relatives.
Mrs. C. G. Price and small daughter LEFT
Monday for their home In Mounds, after
an extended visit with her mother, Mrs
Miss Lanora Bsylesu departed tho first
OF the week for Cassvills. Mo, where sht
VIII spend the holidays with her grand
mother.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Fields and little
daughter billie Marie and Mrs. Joe
were guests OF friends in Alton the first
Of the week.
Mrs N. n. MedreEor has arrived from
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Emel Myers. bokokoopor for the Prairie
OH 4 Gas Co, has been transfetrsd to
WeteInku.
Mlw Margle Kimbnli Of Tulsa is vielting
her sister Miss Kimball ot this city.
G. II. RlRh of Springfield. H., who has
been visiting his nephew &, A. Prhhl Tor
tho EAST two weeks returned home Mon
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Gee OF Oklahoma
city, spent the week end with hr ana
Mr nnd Mrs II. %. Gmbb and the
mother OF Mrs. Gruhb OF slick we're week
end guests OF Mi ana Mrs. Art Hagan.
Kelly Cope and Oren Cope of HcnryettH,
who have bocn visiting MI and Mrs J. J.
Gosney, returned home Monday.
MT and Mrs, Jack Hoother of Waco,
Texas. ana Mrs. Grace WeiEor Of Htxby.
were week end guests Of Mr. aud Mrs.
william A DuglaEH.
Mrs. NJ. N. stephens OF Denoy Is spend
ing the holldays with Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
Scott.
j. t. Cope OF nriatow. IL week end
guest OF Mrs. A. H. Cope
Francis Richardson, who has been IN
the Okmulgee hospital for tho past two
months returned home Friday
Mrs. Harkham of Tshlequah, who ar
rived iAat week TO spend the Christmas
holidays IN the home OF her son, Dewitt
on account OF the serious illness OF her
daughter
4 car driven by Mrs Charles Torristsr
collided with ear driven by an un-
known party Monday evening. No ono
as injured ana no serious damage done.
j. j. Lanik apont tho week snd with
his mother nt Craig Sunday.
Mrs, W. v. BELL II business visitor
In Tulsa this week
Miss Lorenzo Garrison and MT wayn,
Bees were married December II, Judge
Sloat officiating. After brief honey
moon trip the couple will make tholi
home I'm GIonpoul.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 70. Harris are parent,
or "A baby boy who arrived at noon. De.
oombor IL, and whom they have named
Robert Lee.
hits. johnson was hostess to the Lucky
" club Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Hem
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OwAseO.

Mrs Demins smithsrs had as her guest
the past week Mrs. Cora Dotson Of collins
noon for feabury, kan whore she ex-
pccts 10 spend Christmas with daughter
Miss Roberts Harshbarger has come 20
spend tho winter with her cousin. Mrs
Mrs. Mary English was business vial
Mr.. Homer Graves spent Sunday IN
Tulsa.
Mr. Ross Carl was IN Collinsvllle Sat
urday on business.
Mrs Frona woods and two children OF
BristoN arrived here Monday for a visit
OF seyeral days duration with Mrs. WOODS
mother. Mrs. ID. &. COole, Monday.
Mr. McCord. who has been employed
here for some time returned to his home
in Coliinsvilc on wednesday to spend
Chrifmas with relatives.
Mrs. Mary English was b business Vlsi
tor In Tulsa Tuesdny.
Mrs. -. G. Cooley has returned from
visit In the Usage country.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. HouHer were IN
Tulsa Tuesday shopping
MIR, Ben Gray and Mr Andy Williams
m92,,ored 70 Tulsa Tuesidsy' ro.,,r ,r-,vsd
here Wednesday TO spend Christmas at
Mr.. GLEASON walker and Mr. jackson
were In Coliiusville Wednesday.
Mr. Kermit Smithcrs, Mrs. Cora Dot
son. Mrs. Deming Smlthers aud son. Ross,
motored to Collinavills wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. s. J. Rogan WIS in Tulsa on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs Ernest Bryant spent tho
day of wednesday ia Tulsa.
Mrs. Ellen Lancaster and Mrs. John Sor-
rels and son, Waynes, motOred to Collins
VILE Wednesday.
Mrs Lee Rove was shopping In Tulsa
Thursday.
Mrs Ernest Bryant and son, Howard.
were in CollinBville Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Dotson drove 70 Sperry on
! business Thursday.
Clarence Martin Of Sapulpa, was here
! Thursday visiting friends.
Mr.. sim Foster motored from Keystone
/ Thursday.
{ Mr.. Earl Floyd LETT Friday for his home
/ ia Arkansos. whera he expects to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Mrs Bessie Smith and daughter Wilma
| motdFed 20 Tulsa Friday with MIR. and
! Mrs. sam Geddings Of Tulsa remaining
\ over until Tuesday with Mrs. Smiths
daughter, Mrs. John McMackeu.
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medistos put on "An Around the world.
a cantatn.
The school, under the direction OF Nf.s
Grady TeeL Mrs Charles jackson .r1
prof waldo Meyer, had Christmas s.
and progrtm Friday.
Mr. ard Mrs. w T. Stone and sarppy
are moving 10 the Duffield building ON
Main street. where they will take cfarvs
OF a restaurant
NJ and Mrs. Ray Pentecost will occg.y
the william Davis property after Janu4-, /,
/. hhving recently purchased the prop
erty.
David c. Smith and Lewis Tuua.v
hunted quail near Dodge Wednesday ana
returned with sevarl birds.
Nlsses Eva Weston Lucille Eden ana
Izens Arthurs. high school girls. are hs'l.
ing in the Chieftain office after ani Ia
fore school and on Saturdays.
Miss Maude Walker, daughter of NJ
and Mrs John w. Walker. was awa.I.1
the box OF chocolates in the contest Friday
night for the prettiest and most popular
girl In jay.
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tine Dclpbiau club Hnd Chrivtmns
u.us at the home ~ Mrr =. W. Hogs on
Monday
arnest Feather. the high school stu.
dUut, who Incurred fracture uf the skull
il bn sutp accident two weeks HKO. rs
slowly improving Rt q Tulsa hoBpitsl. he
IS conscious most Of the time and u IA
Thought the paralysis ~ rccpjlnE,
Mr. and MrH Joe Watson Of Wynona
sp"ut the weekend with MT and Mra
Cecil puWmond.
Mrs E. u Kuhlniau and children went
"a lola, kan. to spend fow days with
relatives.
Mas callie Cornett who is teaching
ackout at Pcuhipg. came home 10 visit
her mother. Mrs. lane Ccructt
tirs. Howard Ewhlt of Spriugdale, Ark.
BE- mere waiting her sister, Mrs. G.. A. Nc
Quaid
~. j. Herring and Miss Ermn Hutch
lnsou Of HOmlnv were married at the
Baptist parsonage, Rcy. ". H. Chappell
officiating.
The Womau's Missionary society Of tho
Baptist church gave silver tea at the
Icsidencc of The president Mrs. Joe Hogs
Mrs. r. r. Mauafieid Of Cisremore. state
president Of tho W ~ a.. WAS present
ana gave an address IN very delightful
manner on the womrn's work. after which
an offering FOR missions was taken and
u social hour enjoyed by all.
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The youngsters at the orphans home
hId a merry Christmas The mhtrona
brought large number uf them to Pryor
saturday
The opcratta. patricia" was Riven by
momberg Of the girls and toys' Glee club
lost Friday night at the nigh school audi
tsrIuw.
Mr. aud Mrs = g, Parker have moved
INT, the Euo cottage ia the north part
ui town.
Grove Times a"d tho Salina News was a
Pryor visitor.
AZ the regular meeting Of the NJ ",
society tho foilnwmR officers we're elected
20 serve Tor tho ensuing year; President
Mrs 5. n. M8yes, vice president Mrs
LInnle Tlliyt corresponding secretary,
Nrs w j. Whitaker, recording secretary
Mrs W. vs. Powell. Junior superlntendont
Mira. Il. &. Eettei superintendent uf pub
Uetty, Mrs. o, u. Graham, superintendent
Of social work. Mrs Ciay Brown. super.
intcndent OF local work. Mrs. W. A. era,
ham,
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Hr nnd Mrs va Fleming Mr. Fleming
giving the serious part Of the entertain
moot and bic mother. Mrs . J. Fleming,
having charge ~ the frIvolities. A mum.
Der 90 guests wore invited.
Mics Mary Helen Vincent entertained
Misses Lucille LetsOn, Jessie Graham, Vel.
ua ,bcuowath Huin Gafnett ana Lorane
galloway at E'umber party Saturday
ulEht.
Tho marriage 81 Miss wllmoth y Jesse
uf Np1.co $40, 10 Mr. James Il Garrison
of TuHl took place $40 tho study of Rev.
au1tcw Potter who mid the ceremony.
Tho Entire Nuus club members mot a.
tho home of Mrs T.. X. Hines fur tha
Christmas exchange a dinner viii be
given Tor the moWbers ana their hus.
bands on December ~ at the home ~ Nj
and MtH. glaud smith.
Misses Frances C0gdaL Mary Mckee
vrr au1 Margaret Frputz are home from
WArI-Brimont and VIII remain until the
first Df the yahr
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j. b. Charles. prosldent OF the state
National bank. has returned from three
weeks' trip to Mineral Wells. Texas.
Mrs -. X. Elder OF Nuskogee spent
John u. Charles, ir
Nern and jewell Dowell ana Blll woolf.
who have claims near Magnolia. N. NJ.
have returned. They drove through snow
there eight inches deep. and brought four
deer aud two turkeys with them.
Everett Benedict and his friend Arthur
Miller. Colorado rnuchman, drove in
saturday from Gunnson, Colo. They
started Monday and drove through some
anoygsA foot deep
Miss Francis Newton left Friday night
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JAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ellis Of Grove
passed through Jay Saturday afternoon
en- route to Kansas, where they visited
relatives and friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mcneil were here Thurs
day afternoon.
Ella Riley. a high school pupil OF Grove,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
folks here, returning Monday.
Born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Claude Keith last
Saturday a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Phsgnn Keith OF near
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Mrs w. T.. Harris Bu1 dAughtcta, Elma,
Tsrfru Dorothy mud Mary aud baby hou.
william Henry. went 60 Bartlesvlle Sat
utd9y.
Alr aud Mrs clifford Street and two
children. former rcHidertF ut Wann passed
through hero eu route 70 Jefferson tity
and other points in Missouri TO spend tho
hoItlnys. They uow live a. ANant'
e. g. Lawson was a business visitor IN
CoftoyviUe. Saturday
II b. rumored that a. r. AnElin viii
move hlA family 20 Nuwata IN January,
when he HHnumcs his duties as county nt
t1ruey to which no was Overwhelmingly
elected.
DOYLE Lynn. former clerk at the depot
here passed through Wanu on fuute 90
joplin Mo. where he will spcud tho holt
days lie ia now employed in Pawhuska.
MI and Mrs rs. Brooks are Waiting
rnlnfINoa Ia InraMImE.
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Richard T. Greysou has ieft for his home
noar baltimore.
Mrs L. w Barton aud children have
re:urued from several days visit with her
sister ct Oklahoma Guy
Earnest Caaon and Miss Marcele Phyno.
both popular Shamrock young folks we're
married last saturday at Drumrlght
Mrs Clarence Baker tEdus Bailey.
visited her mother Mrs. Gourley. here
last week, she resides at Cushing.
A daughter was born to Mr. ana
Mrs j.. e. Sellers last Friday.
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VIII Cumming OF SaakawA wss here
one day last week
The Masonic lodge elected ths followinE
Yower. ". Hi ". LRhus, s. w; y
r. johnson. J. w. r. Il. Hochstrasser
secretary. and John Baker, treasurer.
The city council has appointed sir
Cockburn clerk Of the town.
Hev. J. D. Henson has moved 20 We
tumkh.
Guy westbrook, foreman OF the store
room on Frisco, has bs@n transferred IA
Kansas and has moved his family to that
HtHte.
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Mrs ]. r. Mel OF Tulsa. will visit her
parents here this week.
Maurice Hail. principal OF tho h.b
school gave Christmas party TO Iis
sopbomnre class Thursday evening
Mrs l.. Eaton OF Kansas City. and Ma
walton Poole. from Cuffeyville, Kan. ava
visitors at the homes OF their parents
Mr.. and Mrs J. 4. McSpadden.
Nell Rodgers Is home from Tah'squ.H
and visiting her sister, Mrs. Garland
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-07-15
Notice Of Sale Under
Chattel Mortgage

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigncd, by virtue of the power Civ
On to it in certain chattel mortgages
owned and held by it, executed by
c. l.. Silvers and Walter Peterson and
certain other chattel mortgages own
cd and held by it executed by John B.
McCollum, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the following de-
scribcd personal property covered by
said mortgage to wit:
One Schoficld Engine, 25-horsc
power, 1OXl2 cylinders.
One A. B. Farquhar Coy Boiler, 30
horse power.
One and one-half horse power "Z"
Gasoline Engine.
One No. 612 Buldozer Pump.
One Atkins Circular Saw-54-inch
diameter, 46 teeth, 80 gauge.
One Forkec Saw Mill and Fixtures.
One Gang Edge. A. Fay & Egan
Scllers-TOwer make.
Said sale will be held near the home
of Mr.. T. w. Henderson, which ia in
Newberry county between Blairs and
Maybington, South Carolina, where
said property is located, on the 9th
day of July, 1922, at II o'clock a. m.
Farmers Bank & Trust Company,
Of Union, South Carolina.
7-l3-15- I8
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SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1922.

Santuc democratic club has enrolled
'hS names. This is the best showing
we have seen. There are perhaps
200, possibly 225 possible names to b.
enrolled, and the remaining few day;
will bring even better showing
What Santuc is doing every precino {
should do-cnroll. Remember. if yo.;
fail to enroll on or before July p.
you will certainly be debarred from
voting in the August primary. And
you must go in person to the precinct
nearest you, and enroll. You cannot
have some one do this for you. You
must go yourself. We have urged AMI
urged this matter. Frorl now on we
do not propose to have anythinp'
further to say. If you do not care tr
vote. that's your business. But We
believe you will be making serious
mistake.
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Home Rule for Burma

London, July l3. - Home rule for
Burma has been taken up by the house
OF commons. The subject was ex-
pounded by Earl Winterton, who said
that the proposed Burmese constitu
tion provided council Of state and n
Legislative assembly, and went even
further than was contemplated in In
dia.
In India no woman had vote, the
speaker said, but in Burma under the
proposed constitution there would be
no sex disqualification, the reason be-
ing that Burmese w,mnn were far
more advanced than their Indian sis
ters. All the heads Of Burmese house
holds would be virtually enfranchised
The total electorate, urban and rural
would be 100000, of when 100000
would be women. The principle for
which the American colonies fought,
and won their would he
conceded to Burma without strug-
gle.