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REED RUSSELL SHOT !
IN PECULIAR MANNER
WiImingtonlan Badly Hurt by a
Revolver He Didn't Know
He Was Handling.
sp.cial corre.pondenc, Eyery Ev.ninE

Special Correspondence Every FvsninK.
Delaware city. June 2s.---Reed Rue
sell OF 223 Jefferson street., Whining
ton, met with peculiar accident near
here last evening about 7 O'Clock when
he shot himself In the hand and thigh
with a rs calibre automatic revolver
The shooting wss entirely accidental,
az Mr.. Reed dsd not even know that he
had r. revolver in Ms hand.
Mr.. Reed, who Is employed By a
Wilmington concern war driving n
truck IN which was being moved mo
personal effects of a salesman II tho
company. from Wilmington TO Dover.
TO which territory he had been recent
| ~ assigned.
When near 81. Georges one Of tns
boxes Il goods fell from the seat and
scattered the contents on the floor o.
! the car and on the seat Reed stopped
! the car and hurriedly hogan 70 pat
| tho articles back into the box. no,
paying any particular attention 70 any
Of the articles. ~ the revolver was
thrown back ntO the box & discharged
! tho bullet plowing through he lef'
hand between the first and Second
fingers and lodging IN his right leg
Just below the thigh
1 Reed tainted. but the shot attract
tho attention II n passing autoist. whC
| brought MIN 70 Delaware City, where
DR.. W. W Ellis treated him and or
4 tracted the bullet from HE thigh
i Reed recovered consciousness fefor'
reaching Delaware city and while .i
DR.. Ellis Office telephoned 70 vi
mlngton FOR N automobile 70 come az
ter him.
+ II not thought that the acciden
viii result seriously.
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WILLIAM r. ADAMS DEAD.

Seaford. June 2S.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday OF the death at
New Orleans. Ia OF William r.
Adams. formerly OF Seaford Death
resulted from tuberculosis and dia-
betes.
He was GO years old and Is survived
by a sister. Mrs. James r. Cooke. OF
Seaford, a brother. Charles L. Adams
Of Baltimore. step sister. Mrs. Elmer
Nichols. of Salisbury. Md. and a step
mother. Mrs. Charlotte c. Adams. OF
Seaford
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Georgetown Divorce Cases.

Georgetown. June 2S.-in Superior
Court today, a decree mist was grant
ed in the following cases: Pearl S.
Hopkins, Laurel. VS.. Howard g. Hop
kins; Samuel r. Wilson, OF near
Georgetown. We. Alice NJ. Wilson /;
Frances Neal, vs.. James s. Neal All
were granted on the grounds OF deser-
ton.
The divorce case of Mrs. Bessie
3. Trice. of Seaford, against her hus-
band. Robert o. Trice. was dismissed
because Mrs. Trice has not been a
resident Of the State for two years
prior 10 bringing the action.
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LEWES ALUMNI.

1Rwoa June ?s-Two hundred per
IONS attended an entertainment given
on Monday night by tho alumni Of
the lewes High School.
DIR. Joseph Conwell. Of Vineland.
n. J.. and DR.. James Beebe made ad-
dresses, and the Dover Orchestra fur
nished music. Refreshments were
served
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Black berry Crop Heavy.

Georgetown. June 2S.-The black
berry crop in lower Delaware is now
on. and growers are realizing good
prices for the fruit. For the past few
days they have been selling for 81
and s. per 32-quart crate. One of the
largest shipping points in Sussex
County is Lincoln City. The acreage
ia that section in recent years, how
ever. IS not as large as it was ten
years ago, but farmers throughout the
county are increasing the acreage
from year 10 year.
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Railroad Man Suffered Three
Years w h Stomach
Troubles; the Doctors Diet
Did Nothing But Weaken
Him; Reese Formula R-l1
Brought Recovery.

Another remarkable story has just
come 20 light Of the wonderful virtue OF
Reese Formula R-l1. The case IS that
Of Mr.. Frank Kalesek of 5S155 Els
worth avenue. East End, Pittsburg. He
is a member of the United Association
Of Railroad Employees of North America
and has been p. R. R. brakeman for
seven years. Here is his story.
Il continually suffered with sot1r
stomach, followed by Indigestion, head
aches and biiousness,. which grew
worse every day. I took hany different
kinds of medicine, which failed 10 bet
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Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Will Vanish
(Boudoir Secrets)

The judicious use of delatone
paste insures any woman clear, hair
less skin. To prepare the paste, mix
little of the powdered delatone with
some water, then apply to the objec-
tionable hairs for two or three minutes.
When the paste is removed, and the
skin washed, every trace of hair will
have vanished No pain attends the
use of delatone and it will not mar
the most sensitive skin, but to insure
results, see that you get real delatone.
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RxHo0rH BEACH PERSONALS.

RAhot,Oeh Beach. Juno 2s.-Miss
EnAhseh Andrews. Of Plttsburs, is
spending the summer hera
Maynard Poole. of Wilmington. Is
spapdinG = FEW days here.
Bsrkley Williams. OF Philadelphia.
n Waiting his aunt
George Emory. OF Se~ford. In spend
-1ng = 1oH AAys hGs before leaving fo1
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REHOBOTH BEACH NOTES.

RehoOoh Beach, June 2s.-The
BALLROOM VI the Belhaven Hotel will be
formally opsnsh tomorrow night Mu-
sc WI be furnished by the University
~ Rnnsy1vanlA Orchestra.
Alterations arc being made TO the
ADtA Hshoboth. which Will be &C.
Guphd b. che Baltimore Y. II. c. A.
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MRrker-ShOrt-

Georgetown. June 2S.-Miss Ida +
Short, daughter OF Rowland Short
residing near here. and John G. Mark
er. son Of John Marker, this city. Were
married Saturday night. by Rev. John
I. Bailey pastor OF First Methodist
Protestant Church. The groom is a
well known railroad man residing
here. Il
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NEGRO BREAKS JAIL.

Harrington, June 2s.-Fred Town
send. Negro. who was arrested Sat-
urday for Drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. broke jail Sunday morning.
. but was reoaptured Sunday AFTER
nom.
Mayor Sstterfeld ,ned him $40 and
ouptA.
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West-WIIlln.

Georgetown June 2S.-Miss Gertrude
F. Willin and Joshua T. West, both
OF Bridgeville, were married Satur-
day afternoon. at Dover. by Rev
James W. Colona, pastor of Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Dover.
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". 4. MONEY. JR- ILL.

Townsend. June 2s.-Walter s.
Money, Jr. son ~ United States Mar
shsl Walter s. Money. has gone 10 a
T'hiiAhelphia hospital for surgical
treatment. His condition is serious
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Middletown. June 2s-Harvey John
son of Middletown is the owner OF fine
twin calves. The sire OF the calves is
CraddoCk DE kol Ormsby Pontiac,
owned by A. c. Newkirk OF Middle
town.
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tho citizens army training camp al
Piattsburg. N. Y.
Neutrality-suspicious. at the Belhaver
Hotel include Rev. J. ]. Belen, 8. ID
Townsend. Jr., n. ID. Greene. c. G
StaufYer and William Il. Miner.
John p. Brown. OF Seattle, Washing
ton. is Mt Sussex Hall.
George McManus, OF Wilmington
has taken a cottage on Maryland
avenue for the summer.
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MRS. JOHN NAULL DEAD.

hwee, June 2s.-Mrs. John Maui
died Monday.
The funeral will be held this after
noon, with interment IN the Methodist
cemetery.
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CAMDEN yR- o.. L. A. N.

CAmden. June 2s.-Camden Coun-
ell. Jr. .. L. A. NJ. will initiate new
usembsrs tomorrow night.
Rafreshnents will be served after
che Initiation.
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DIR. GRAVES TO LECTURE.

Newark. June 2s.-The University Of
Delaware Evening Lecture Series pro-
vided each year by the Service Citi-
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Math. Observation-Disclosures do rs mean
when we cay the whole - greater
than any ~ its psrts2
student--A restaurant .doughnut-
Gargoyle.
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Legion and Auxiliary 10 Meet.

There viii be joint meeting OF
Delaware Post. No. I. American
Legion and tho Ladies' Auxiliary. to
morrow evening. beginning a. &
O'Clock in Grace NJ. r. parish houyn
The meeting Is called for the purposo
Of organizing the Ladies' Auxiliary
Each Legionaire ~ urged 20 be prsa-
ent with his wife. sister or mother
Ice cream and cake Will ne served.
Go with the Grocers' Associs tion or
their moonlight, Thursday evening
Prizes will be given ADV.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs c. B. Spilman, at the Wagar.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest McNutt and
Mr.. Gerald McNutt of Montreal. were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Anderson Sommers. on North Wash
ington street, en- route to Florida for
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Virginia Leith was the week
end guest of friends in Leesburg.
Miss Dorothy Haycock entertained
home on Duke street. The guests
were Miss Marianne Maigne, Miss
Genevieve Shepperson, Miss Mary
Lee Spilman. Miss Mabel Blunt. Miss
Virginia Keith, Miss Virginia Bladen,
Miss Alice Harding, Miss Louise Car
Margaret Robinson. Messrs. Jack and
Marion Pohl. Charles NJ. Shepperson,
jr., Davis and Eugene Jackson, Wal
ter Nails. Robert Wheat, Richard
Ross. Tabor Hasleet and William
Mr.. William L. Lipps has returned
from Savannah, Ga, where Mrs. Lipps
and their daughter are guests of
relatives.
Mrs. George H. Schwarzmann and
Mrs. Lillian SchwarZmann Yost are
at home, after spending several weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Horace B. Ramey and her
niece. Miss Gladys Ramey. were the
week end guests of the formers SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence w. Denote. at st. George,
S. l.
Messrs. Robert S. Jones and L. F.
Jones have returned from a visit to
Mr.. Ralph A. Steele in Chambers
burg, Pa
Mrs Michael o'Brien and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. A. Johnston, have re-
turned to their home in New London.
Conn. after a visit to Mrs. G. NJ.
Lagergren, daughter of the former,
in Rosemont.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Sidney Douglas
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Harriet Boiling Doug
las, to Mr.. Robert Bruce Wallace Of
Philadelphia. The wedding will take
place in tho near future. Miss Doug
las is the sister of Mrs. Blaine Elkins
of Atlantic City. Capt. James s Doug
las, jr., Z. S. A.. and Miss Eliza Doug
las Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Drury en-
tertained at dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Cassidy of Norwich. Conn.,. and Mrs.
j. s Drury of Washington.
Miss Bertha Archer has returned
from L visit to friends in Wilmington,
Del
Mrs. George Newman Of Unionville,
Va. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Cook. on Queen street.
Mr.. Albert b. Mennell of Rochester,
n. Y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. Griffith. on South Fairfax
street.
The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Mary Leah Penn and Mr.. James H.
Burroughs of this city, which occurred
in Baltimore on Thursday, February
23.
Mrs. Charles C. Carlin and Mr.. c.
Keith Carlin are spending several
" NeekS at Atlantic City.
Messrs. William and Charles Ale
have returned from visit to their
mother. Mrs. Harry NJ. Ale. in Spring
City. Pa.
Miss Christine Groves is at home
after a visit to friends in New York
city.
Mrs. w. H. Capers Of Birmingham,
Spofford, on Seminary Hill. Mrs.
Spofford had also as a guest recently
her son, Mr.. Wolcott Edward Spof-
ford, of New York city.
Mrs. Edith Shaw of Washington Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Choir
tum, on Braddock Heights.
Mrs. W. II. Hutchinson Of Fairfax
Court House is the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Lillian Henderson. in Rose
mont.
Mr. Edward h SIthens and Mr.
Frederick Sithens of Philadelphia
were the guests last week of the
formers son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chester Freeland.
in Rosemont.
Mrs. Bessie Terry and Miss Phyllis
Terry of Petworth and Mrs. Thomas
Burgess of Washington were guests
, last week of Mrs. c. T. McCrehan.
Mrs. McCrehan entertained at lunch
co., Thnrsdav
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Holden of
Boston have returned home after a
visit to their son and daughter-in-
law, MIR, and Mrs. Charles F. Holden,
in Rosemont.
Mrs. NJ. R. Goodhand has returned
to her home in Washington after a
visit to Mrs. T. NJ. Erwin. in George
Washington Park.
Miss Helen Outcalt and Miss Meta
Glascock of the State Normal School,
Fredericksburg, spent last week end
with their parents in this city.
Mr.. Edwin Graham Of the Univer-
Eity of Virginia spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Graham, in RoSemont.
Mr.. Charles Page Waller, jr., has
returned from visit to Rev. William
Curtis in Boston.
Mrs. George Uhler is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons in
Springfield. Mass.
Miss Reva Burgess has returned to
her home in Culpeper after a visit to
Evening star., 1922-03-12

and Miss Ellen Craighill Of Wash
ington were the week end guests OF
| the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Alexander Lee, on Braddock
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Cato and Mr..
Gordon Cato spent the week end with
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant has return
ed from a visit to her uncle and
aunt, Commander and Mrs. John
Downes, in Annapolis.
Mrs. NJ. e. Lansdale Of Washington
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Grail ]. Mess.
Mrs. E. J. Heflin of Culpeper is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Frank L.
Norton.
Miss Dorothy orrison of Clarendon
! spent the week end as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Tatspaugh. in
F., Rosemont.
! Mrs. Daniel Bell of Baltimore and
her small daughter were the week end
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Dwyer.
| Miss Beulah Brookes has returned
| from a visit to friends in Woodstock,
| Va.
| Mr.. ]. r. Anthony of Chestertown,
Md. and Miss E. c. Anthony of Wash
! ington are the guests of the former 8
daughter, Mrs. Clements Jester, on
Braddock Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Hayden were
| the week end guests of Mr.: and Mrs.
| Ledrflan in Manassas.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

lust Street and
fet Included Sport Fro The
stable elaborate embroidery beading
and effective combinations.
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AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE

Invitations have been received III
Abbeville to the marriage Of Miss
Virginia Galloway, and Mr.. Thomas
Ansel Putnam. This happy event
will take place on December 21st a.
7 o'clock in the evening at the home
of the bride.
Miss Galloway is a young woman
of many fine qualities and hel
friends are pleased that she viii
make her home in Due West.
Ansel Putnam is the 10 of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Putnam and spent
several years of his youth in Able
vile moving later with his parents tc
Due West. He has an honorable rec
ord asa World War Veterans anc
is a young man who is making
place in the world for himself.
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SENIOR CLASS

The senior class of the high school
at a meeting held this week was or.
ganized and officers elected. The
elections resulted in the following
officers for this session: president.
Grace Milford; vice-president, Frank
lin Nickles; secretary-treasurer, An
ME Mabry. A committee of five
from the class met with Supt. Fulp,
and nominated the following stu
dents as representatives of the class
at commencement: historian, Mary
Jones; poet, Joe Crawford; prophet
Deby Owen; class will, Ray Sweten'
burg; grumbler, Franklin Nickles
appreciation, Bill Bowie. The vale
d~ictorian and salutatorian will be Sc
lected for scholarship attainments at
ter the final examinations next
spring.
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A SORE TOE

Mrs. F. A. Weeks of the Sharon
neighhorhood was in town Thursday
trading around in our stores. Mrs
Weeks was accompanied by her
daughter, Pauline, and a manly
son, Howard, who has energy
enough to cut wood for his mother
and nerve enough to stand up un-
der the loss of three toes which
weree,cut off recently. He is way
ahead of Tom Sawyer in the mat
ter of toes.
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NEWS

The Presbyterian manse IN
Main Street is nearing completion
and the builders h,pe to turn it
over to the committee a completed
job by the middle of January. The
manse is being remodeled and
when completed will be- a hand
some two story house, of. about
eight rooms, with wide piazsas,
double windows and on the inside
the latest models in Lighting and
plumbing fixtures.
The house will be steam heated
which will add greatly to the COM
fort Of the building. The remodel
ing is being done at a cost of
about $4,000. MI. B. T. Cochran
IS chairman of the building commit
tee and has given much time and
care to the carrying out of the
plans.
While the building is being COM
pleted Rev. and Mrs. McMurray
are making their home on Bowie
street.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church has taken on
the work of remodeling the base
ment of the church and making it a
suitable place for the meeting Of
the Mems Bible Class and kindred
classes of the church. The women
will raise the money and make the
basement a first class room as soon
as possible.
Tho different circles of the
church have engaged to serve the
dinner which the Masons will give
on the night of the 18th in honor
of their new officers and members.
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CHURCH SOCIETY.

A very pleasant meeting of the
Ladies Society of the Seceder church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R. N. Tiddy. There
was a good attendance of the mem
bers and among other business the
ladies signified their willingness to
send a box Of MILDLY blouses to the
Hillcrest school.
Delightful chocolate and waters
were served by Sara Tiddy and Hell.
en- Gambrell at the close of the even.
ing.
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INTERESTING CLASSES

The cooking classes which have
been held all this week in the room
next door to Mabry's by Miss
Marie Bunnelle, representative of
the Snowdrft people, have been
we'll attended and the house-keep-
ers have learned much that is use
full t, them. Miss Bunnelle is an ex-
pert in her line and this week has
carried on classes in the city, at
the Community House and at Cal
houn Falls. At each lesson prizes
have been awarded and in the
drawing the following ladies have
been successful, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Jordon Ramey, Mrs. Willie Dupre
and Mrs. j. P. Billings.
These classes have also been held
at the Community House and have
proved both interesting and helpful.
The average attendance has been
between fifty and sixty every
evening.
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MR.. THOMSON E~NTERTAINS

Mr.. E. R. Thomson entertained
his friends at a set back party and
'possum supper Thursday evening
A fine supper of 'possum and all
the good things that 60 with 1t
was served early in the evening
and set back was enjoyed after
wards. The guests present were
Major Fulp, W. D. Wilson, j. L.
Perrin, Joe Hughes, Thomas r
Thomson, C. E. Williamson, Gordon
White, DR.. Nickes and W. A. Cal
vert.
The affair was most enjoyable.
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DREW c NUMBER

Mrs. John White held n Of the
FIVE lucky numbers in the drawing OF
the Ludden and Bates music house
which was a feature Of the Atlanta
Fair. Mrs. Whites ticket entities
her to a rebate Of $3.50 on the price
of the handsome piano recently pur-
chased by her.
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A NEW SEXTON

Mr.. John Simpson has resigned
as sexton at Long Cane Cemetery
and will manage the farm Of Mrs.
M. W. Baker for the next year.
Mr.. Claude Kay has been elected
to take his place and will move in
the first of the year. Mr.. Kay is a
member of Long Cane church, has a
family of four and in moving IS
getting among friends.
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Mr.. Charles T. Dansby came into
town one day this week from his
home on the Snake road looking like
q man who knew how to farm. He
was riding on a two horse wagon
loaded up with four big bales of cot
ton.
Mr.. w. D. Barksdale went to
Greenville Thursday afternoon to
see little Sarah Welsh who IS serl-
ously i'll. The reports from her bed
side today are not encouraging
DIR. E. w. Presley IS looking after
Sarah.
Nh. Hugh Bowen was in the city
Thursday. He heard the news
around the Court House, chatted
with his friends on cotton row.
tried out a "weinie" at the cafe
and wound up a perfect day with
a coca-cola at the drug store.
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AHEAD AGAIN

Col. Harve Cochran is willing to
admit that he is one of the Finest"
when 1t comes to gardening and we
are in a position now to back him
up in his assertions. He has treated
us this week to aome of the finest
turnips and sweet POTATOES We have
seen in many a day. This contribu-
ton puts us about three Jumps
ahead of hard times.
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A TREAT.

Mrs. R. C. Philson is sponsor this
wear for the third grade and Wed
nesday treated the whole grade to a
"hot dog" Along about recess came
a gentle tapping at "Miss Mays
door and when opened two big bags
of "weenies" were handed in with
the compliments of Mrs. Philson.
Everybody IN the grade enjoyed the
treat.
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NAMING THE BABY

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. MCGOWAN Of
Timmonsville are receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS of their friends on
the birth of a son, November 3Oth,
1922. The family at this end of the
line have named the new conner
John l.. Hill MCGOWAN.
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BIRTH NOUNCEM

Born in Atlanta, Dec. 2, 1922 to
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Brewer, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Brewer is we'll remembered
in Abbeville as Miss Cleo Duncan, a
graduate of the high school here.
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WITH THE SHRINERS

Mr.. R. N. Tiddy and Mr.. Henry
Brooks, both men of prominence in
Masonic circles, went to Greenville
Wednesday and enjoyed all the pleas
ures of the Shrine meeting. They
scorned the dirt road and made the
trip over the Southern.
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Nurses Sick With Flu

Thirty nurses Of the Baptist hos
.pital in this city have been i'll dur
ing the past week with Influenza
according to information gathered
at the institution, though none OF
the nurses have been dangerously
sick.-The State.
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NEWS FROM MRS. BARNWELL

Miss Jessie Mundy is in the city
and will be with Mrs. B. S. Barn
we'll until she RECEIVERS her health.
Mrs. Barnwell is resting very COM
fortably after her fall Tuesday.
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Who is a rural community, A re-
gion of common interests in which
people can be brought togather into
community organizations to work
out their problems.
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! SOCIETY
III
ISSUED

Invitations have been issued o
dav to the marriage of Miss Mona
Barksdale and Mr.. Doyle Hen
bricks. The marriage will BIZ a
home affair and a reception Will be
held after the ceremony.