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BENNINGTON BRIEFS

Miss Madeline Tomlinson of Hoo
sick Falls was in town Wednesday
and spent the day with her aunts.
Mrs. William r. Morgan and Miss
Isabel Tomlinson. She returned last
evening by automobile with Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Il. Macomber.
Mrs. Carrie Kellogg Kpp, aged S6
years, vile of John Kipp, died We'd
nesday night at her home. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made other than that the funeral will
he from the home Of her sister, Mrs
Edward Whitman Of Grove street.
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Have You Done Your
Bodily Housecleaning? ?

Everybody needs to clean house bod
lily in the spring, You ought to drive
out the impurities, gain new flesh and
strength and the tonic food you need
for this work Is Father Johns Medi-
cine, the nourishing pure and whole
some elements of which give you bet
ter health and renewed strength. The
safest tonic in the spring because it
is all pure and contains no dangerous
drugs in any form.
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Helpful Hair Hints

You can easily clean your head of
dandruff, prevent the hair from fall
ing out and beautify it, if you use
Partisan Sage
A lady visiting friends says Paris
ian Sage is the best thing | ever used
to make my hair wayy, lustrous and
abundant. 1t also keeps away all
dandruff and Immediately stops itch
ing scalp"
This inexpensive inyigorator is
sold by w l.. Gokay and at all good
drug and toilet counters. Be sure
you get the genuine Partisan Sage
(Giroux's) as that has the money
back guarantee printed on every bot
tle.-Adyertisement.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS

Mrs Joseph Stanley of White
Creek was in town Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs, F. Hayiland Sibley,
Miss Christina Mutch, Henry Wal
bridge and Earl Chase motored to
Albany last night to attend the Erie
da Hempel concert in the State ar
mory. Miss Hempel gave what she
called a Jenny Lind representation
singing the songs and arias with
which the famous Swedish nightin,
gale immortalized her name.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Early seed potatoes II.
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gOt6e
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Strawberries. 2 baskets for 45c, at
Petras Mkt.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Friday. Continued
cold tonight. Slowly rising tempera.
turo Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
BARRY GETS DRAW
IN BOUT AT
JUAREZ
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CALENICO. March l0.--A wire re-
ccived here Yesterday from Jimmr Bot
melli. manager of ]inmp Barry stptcs
that Barry fought l5-round draw
with Tiger Flowers last night in
Juarcz. Mexico.
Jimmy fought one of his famous
boring in style of battles but was
handicapped owing to the high altitude
here. Barry and Flowers have been re-
matched for the 2lst of this month in
JuarcZ and bv that time he will he ac
clinatcd and will win sure. states
Botincli.
Ben f.. Dobbcrt. former manager of
Lee Anderson is the Juarcz promoter
AMI according to word received from
that city, the boxing game is flourish
ing on the Mexican side of the line. FL
Paso fight fans are the sole supporters
including n few Mcxicans in Juarez.
Lee Anderson who defeated Willie
Meehan in Mcxicali last Sunday night,
has gone to Los Angeles and will seek
bouts in the southern metropolis with
the best men his weight. Anderson is
anxious to hook up with Harry Wills.
the giant negro now in New York
seeking Il fight with Champion pcmp-
sew.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
FANS WONDER WHERE
INGRAM WILL COACH
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LOS ANGELES. March l0.-FOutball
fans are wondering where Bill In
gram. the man who built MP the wonder
fu Pacific fleet team last season. and
known as one of the best coaches i'll the
west. will he seen next season.
As constituted last year. the Pacific
Fleet team will not exist during next
season. This fall the so-called Pacific
Fleet team will. according to Navy G.
.. 12345G1 500 recently nut out by Ad-
mral Ebcric, be the champion of the
various ship teams. Hereafter each
,i.ip Will have its team, and there will
be no All-Pacific Fleet team. of picked
from men from all vessels. as pilotcd
last wear bv Ingram. The admiral
doesn't want to assign the men thus
..hoSen 20 do practically nothing but
play football for two months.
Instead. each ship viii keep its star
,layers. and have its own ''scrub -
eeam. The sub base. tie air force, the
destroyer forces, and the capital ship
forces viii engage in a strenuous elm
nation series, the winning team to be
known rs the Pacific Fleet team.
As Bill Ingram eats football with
his meals and dreams It in his dreams,
and otherwise thinks in gridirdn terms,
il j. thought that this state of affairs
tsill probably not he pleasant for him.
and NAV lead to his rcsi@ning his com
mission. and taking up professional
.oachnT at some university. Ihcre
was good deal of talh ~ Stanford of
considering him for the Card coach.
provided the Warner scheme did not
pan out. However, Warner accepted
and his nmderstudics will take over the
Stanford team for the next two years.
Which eliminates Ingram. However,
should he definitely decide to abandon
the navy and leave it to work out its
intra mural scheme alone, there are
dozen universities which would he more
than glad to avail themselves of his
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK. --- frankie NJ a h er
Knocked ont Artic Lewis in the fourth
round.
SCRANTON, Pa.-Jack Palmer and
johnny Herman fought slow ten
round draw.
JERSEY CITY.-.Jimmy Carroll ont
pointed Charley Murray in ten rounds.
PEORIA, Ill.--Mike Gibbons out
pointed Tommy Murphy in ten rounds.
OMAHA, Ncbr.--Davc Shade out
pointed Morric Sehlaif.r. zen rounds.
SAN rRANCISCO.-.Ioc Coffcy took
Il four round decision from Teddy
O'Hara last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
STANFORD CHANCES
IN SWIMMING GOOD
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cam,
March l0.-Stanford will hold the cen
ter of the stage in the swimming world
when il stages its first inritatioAai
swim on March II. Coach Ernie Frand-
stein of Stanford has some first class
material in his pool, and believes he
can win over II picked team of out
siders on March II. Stanford 5 strong
est points will be in the 100 wards ana
in the brcaststroke. The meet here VIII
be followed by another big meet on
April at the Olympic club in san
Francisco. when championship match
will be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
SCHEDULE GOLFING
CONTESTS ON COAST
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SAN FRANCISCO, March l0-Threc
golfing contests of the highest i'm
Portance are already scheduled on the
Pacific coast for the coming season.
The southern California amateur
championship will he held March 25-26
"A the Olympic club lakeside course.
Tie southern .'ahfcru:t amateur
championship VII bc pl; we'd On the
courses of the FiiHtri2cc and Pasadena
country clubs.
The event OF the greatest Importance
is probably the animal Pacific North
west classic at Nictoria. Ii. C., for tn,
amateur championship. The event will
take place mt the CoIwood country club
a. Victoria. Il. {.
The first important event of the Pa
fieic coast season was the southern Cal
ifornia open championship. which waS
PLAYED rn the Chuia Vista course nraI
san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
PLAN CONFERENCE
FOR SMALL SCHOOLS
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SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-Plans
are going forward rapidly for the for.
nation of Il California Nevada confer
enre, to bc composed of the smaller
colleges, according to he -b;ckrrs of
the scheme.
Thc,confercnrc will probably be com
posed of the University OF Nevada, st.
Mary 5, Santa Clara, COLLEGE OF the
Pacific, Davis Farm, and one or two
of the smaller Southern California
colleges.
Bccausc of the crowded schedules of
the big colleges, il is sometimes very
difficult for the smaller colleges to ar
range competition, especially toward
the end OF the season, when the big
schools meet.
The new conference would have its
regular schedule for the season, just
like the Pacific Coast conference. The
sports would include track. baseball,
football, and basketball.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
Friday, March 10, 1922
RESCUES GOAT

SALEM, Ore, March l0.-Should
fortune place you IN n position to
render assistance to a goat in danger
Of his life, pause not, but spring to ITS
aid without any fear that any member
of the genus Capra, Of the Bovidac
family, will transgress the laws of
gratitude as did Aesop's frozen mem
Der of the group Ophida. Captain \.
}. Spong last December rescued a goat
he saw floating down the turbulent
waters of the Willamette, astridc Il
log. The doughty captain rescued
her, she grew and prospercd. Now he
is the captain of four goats.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
GIBBONS CONFIDENT
OF WIN OVER
CREB
Iv HENRY l.. FARRELL
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NEW YORK. March 10. Tom Glib
bons speaks of future plans as if there
were such person as Harry Greh.
The st. Paul boxer looks upon Mon
day night : encounter with the "Pitts-
burg windmill as merely his official
debut in New York and his long waited
start
When the offer was made by the
committee staging the show, Eddie
Kane, his manager, told him he
couldn I get much money.
"Offer plenty. Easy fight. Glib
bons wired hael; lie Stir feels he
same way. llis confidence AMI IN"
great form shown in his training have
iastalled him as IN s to ; faHoritc and
perhaps he viii be : to when he goes in
the ring.
Doesn't Look Good
Grcb hasr T been looking Sc good in
his training. Tie docsn I appear to he
in the best of shape bat his friends
explain that he never has been q flashy
gym worker
Gibbons is looking toward Il Dcmp-
sey fight next summer but he plans to
crowd plenty OF big work in the ip-
terim.
Brennan next. Then Tunnv for the
American light heavyweight title Car
pentier next for the world 5 champion
ship and then Dempsey, is the way
Eddie Kane has it mapped out.
Madison Square Garden viii be far
too small to accommodate the crowd
that wants to see Monday night 5 bout
Not Il reserved seat ticket is available
now without paving twice the face
value
Feelers have already been sent out
by London promoters for = Gibbons
Carpenter contest in the British cap
ital.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

0u the subject Of light wines and beer
Following the recent going on record
Of the American Federation of Labor
for light wines and beer, vote re-
Gently taken among members of the
Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco
one of the most powerful anti-organ-
lied labor bodies i'll the United States,
showed that "a per cent of the votes
of the $500 members were in favor of
an amendment legalizin9 light wines
and beers.
Tire vote was declared to be by far
the largest ever polled in any referen-
DUN submitted to the members of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
BRAWLEY ROTARY
CLUB ORGANIZED

The organization of the Rotary club
Of Brawley was completed last night
ut 4 meeting held at the Commercial
club and which was attended by Rotar-
ians from Calexico and FL Centre. The
plan of the organization and its pur-
poses were explained to the new mem
bcrs by those Older in the organization,
Following which the following were
elected 10 have in charge the activities
for the first wear: W. l.. Garrett
president. Il. w. Stilgcnbour, vice-pres
ident, ". |. Wilson secretary and treas
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

PARIS.-GeorgeS Carpenter con
dition following a sligh. operation, is
not serious. He will meet Ted Lewis
after shcrt rest.
NASHVILLE - Stranger Lewis.
wrestling champion threw Joc Petroff
with deadlock IN one hour and TWEEN
ty-three minutes
NEW YOBK-To prove that Kid
Norfolk was not felIGd with -'phan-
tom blow, Harry Nilis is having an
X-Ray taken of an injured right hand.
NEW Georac Duncan and
Abe Mitchell, British pro golf stars.
announce they will lea e England June
2s for another tour of America.
PHILADELPHIA Jack Kelley.
world s sculling chamuon, viii not de
fend his Philadelphia challenge cup
this year. 1t will be put Hp for Paul
Costello, Philadelphia. and Walter
Hoover, Duluth, who race here Oh
jane 3.
ST. LOUIS-Rog"rS H"rnSby agreed
to terms with the Cardinals and leaves
for the southern training camp. His
new contract is said to be between &20,-
600 and 80, geo.
SAN ANTONIO-Johr McGraw is
eonfining his attention to new bat
ting order for the Giants. He is ,ex-
perimenting with Grol. Frisch and
Bancroft as lead off mcn.
NEW ORLEANS-BabeR Ruth is ex-
peeted 10 arrive today AT the Yank
training camp. II viii be the last
to start work with the club.
JACKSONVILLE Wil5ert Robin
son, manager Of the Brooklyn Robins.
is trying to teach sherry Smith to
throw an Gnderhand bali like Carl
Mays. saith had shoulder trouble last
season.
DENVER.-Thc Bears. Denver 5 new
entry in the western league. have no
home. Owners of the franchise are in
a deadlock with George lebeau, owner
of the bali park here, over leasing the
grounds
SAN FRANCISCO.--.' Big Bill In
gram, famous navy football PLAYER, who
coached the successful Pacific fleet
team last season, has resigned as an
ensign in the navy and will leave for
his home in Indiana immediately.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY - vii
Liam Johnston and Peek Griffin de
fcated Howard and Robert kinsey on
The stanford tennis roarts Yesterday
81. 1910 in an exhibition match.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
JOFFRE ON TOUR
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PORTLAND, Ore, March I0.-Mar-
shall Joffre, wcl-loved French general
and "'hero Of the Marue,' will reach
Portland April 6u his tour of III.
Uuited States. Joffre is now IN the
Orient, aud will visit tue United states
as a part of bis tour around the world.
Joffrs's party is composed OF ten per-
sous, and viii land in Vancouver, b, e.,
March ~. Madam Jotfre and their
daughter are accompanying the general.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
ATHLETIC
DAY FOR STANFORD
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
March 10.-Stanford honprcd the uni
vcrsitv founders today with the annual
holiday and II program of exercises and
athletic events.
Chester II. Howell delivered the
founders day address.
This afternoon several nationally
known tennis stars will compete in ex-
hibitlon games on the new Stanford
courts. Track aud baseball events
are also scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
CAPTAIN OF CARDS
BALL SQUAD NAMED
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
March 10.--W. l.. ("Lcfty , Rogers
has been elected captain of the 1928
stanford basketball team, il was an
nounced today.
ROBBERS has been member of the
cardinal squad for two years. His
home is in HAYWARD.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

urer and II +. Gates sergeant at arms.
The directors are W. l.. Garrett, Il. W..
Stilgcnbour, w. |. Wilson, George r..
Momyer, w. G. Bcssgcr, DR.. }. Daniel
Hin and II. f. Patterson. The weekly
meetir were fixed for Wednesday mt
I H.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
EXTREMES AGREED
ON LIQUOR FIGHT

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SAN FRANCISCO, March l0-LabOr
and capital but seldom join hands. but
it would appear that they have done so
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

Of the utmost Importance in buying tires and acces-
sories ETC., is the house that guarantees the
chandse. 1t is great of satisfaction to buy
your Auto Supplies from house like Western Auto,
where every sale isF backed by Satisfaction
Monev Refunded" guarantee that what it says,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
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HONES SPRINGS. March l0.---Jack
Miller, the Seal manager. let il be
known todav that he is about ready to
start "wccding en- ont publicly. He
has :; good squ,td, but already some of
the recruits have proved that they will
moi and some good looking Youngsters
viii 20 because too many veterans are
competing for the same Jobs. Cave
ney s Job at short is the hard one to
ill, MI agree. l; is uncertain whether
Al Lefevre or Hal Rhyme Will draw
the berth.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

MODESTA, Calf, March l0.-Duffy
Lewis. Salt Lake manager. put his
pitchers through Il tough workout yes
,erdav and then Indicated he was
about ready to pick big Sam Lewis as
his choice for the opening game. The
81 men on the squad got u three hour
workout under Il warm sun.
STOCKTON, March l0.-All of the
Seattle invalids were back in uniform
today and things were looking bright
around the McCredic camp. After Il
vannigam-rcgular game Yesterday, Me
Crelic expressed himself as ticklcd
with the way lis pitchers are perform
ing.
MIRTLEDALE SPRINGS = The
Oaks had their first let up in training
Yesterday afternoon when Ivan How
ard, their boss. decided they had been
working pretty hard and could have an
afternoon off. Sunday the Oaks play
their first honest o-goodness game
against Pop Arlett s team of Independ-
ents.
EI.SINORE. Calif-Charlev Deal to-
day stood alone as the SOLITARY Angel
holdout. sullivan wired Yesterday he
was en- route west from Boston, Ote
Crandall has reported.
PASADENA. Calif.. March lo.-Thc
Cubs will play IN exhibition game with
the Portland club at Pasadena today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

for Western Auto will be here tomorrow and next
year to cheerfully back its guarantees in such
that you will realize the reason for rapid
growth to be the largest of its kind in the
country.
Make Western Auto Your Motoring Headquarters
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

NEW YORK.-To prove Chat Kid
Norfolk was not fellcl with -phan-
tom blow, Harry Wills is having an
XIiay taken of an injured right hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10
Sport Briefs
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PARIS.-Georges Carpenter con
dition following a sligh. operation, is
not serious. He will meet Ted Lewis
after II shcrt rest
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

NASHVILLE. - Stranger Lewis.
wrestling champion, threw Joc Petroff
with deadlock in one hour and TWEEN
ty-three minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

NEW YORK George Duncan and
Abe Mitchell, British pro golf stars.
announce they Will lea e England June
2s for another tour of America.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

DENVER.-The Bears. Denver 5 new
entry i'm the western league, have no
home. Owners of the franchise are in
a deadlock with George lebeau, owner
of the bali park here, over leasing the
grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO" Big Bill" In
gram, famous navy football player, who
coached the successful Pacific fleet
team last season. has resigned as an
ensign in the navy and will leave for
his home i'm Indiana immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-20
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Mrs. Roy Dudley and Evelyn Wis
tied friends in Louisiana the week
end. "
. The Eureka school which Miss
Maize Hearne taught closed its years
work Saturday.
The ladies of the Christian church
were compelled TO postpone their Eas
ter Bazaar and social TO- next Satur-
day afternoon and evening because
of the bad weather. i q
S. z. Stratton was called to York
vile, ILL.,, last Thursday to the bed
side Of his mother, who is seriously
ill, with pneumonia and complications
/. A good many of the farmers at
tended the trial Of the Rush Hill
Elevator Company which was held in
Mexico the first Of the week.
The Sunday School Of the Christian
Church had a special offering Sunday,
also an egg donation for the benefit
of the Christian Orphanage in St.
Louis.
The Stauffer sisters.are preparing
for an extended sojourn in New Mex
leo for the benefit of Miss Minnie's
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-20
Prosperity
NeDs

A few gallons Of paint, a few rolls
Of wall paper or perhaps a new porch
or window will do much toward Civ.
ing q home or business place a pros.
porous appearance. Much improve.
nent is being done in Mexico this
spring and. is another Indication Of
renewed business prosperity. From
day to day these items Of interest will
appear in the Ledger and it win be
considered a favor if you will inform
nus of the improvements you have
noticed in Mexico this spring.
Below r a few we have noticed
recently:
Major and Carter, the sanitary
cleaners, have moved into an at
tractive new place on Promenade
street.
The Masonic and Odd Fellows halls
have been ~redecorated.
Phillips and Marlow's stores. both
have new linoleum.
The Sallee, Prussing and bearing
store has ben freshly painted and
papered.
Barths have made improvements
in their store.
The store of Davis Shoe Company
has been attractively redecorated.
The building recently occupied by
Major and Carter is being improved
and will soon be Occupied by Walter
J. Sannebeck.
Extensive improvements have been
made in the show room of the Doolin
Motor Company.
Fred j. Smith painted his house
and built new fence.
Offices of the prosecuting attorney,
county school, superintendent and pro-
bate judge in the court house redec-
Grated.
R. S. Montgomery remodeled house
on W. Monroe Street.
Wallace Feutz and his mother are
remodeling a house and building q
house on adjoining lots on W. Mon
roe streets.
Please phone 154 and let the Led
ger know Of any improvements which
arebeing made or have been made in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-20
SwatThe Fly.

With the coming of spring and
warm weather also comes the fly,
that pesky little disease-bearing in
sect we dislike so much. 1t has been
figured that the fly nuisance has been
materially reduced during the past
few years by active work On the part
of the people, who make it a rule to
kill as many flies as possible. Now
is the time to begin that line of work.
Kill the flies as son as they commence
to make their appearance and keep
on killing them every day in the
year. You may not see that. you are
getting any results, but people who
have studied the situation claim that
the fly kingdom is being reduced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-20
Sunrise School District.

John Baker and family were Sun
day guests Of Mrs. G. G. Douglass and
family. 81
Mrs. French Douglass and daugh-
ter. Nadine, were shopping in Mex
leo, Saturday. ~
Mrs. Obie Wright returned to her
home in Auxvasse, Saturday after
a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
R. s. Douglass.
Rev. A. j. Mclaughlin filed his
regular appointment at Unity Sun
day.
Mrs. Painter, is spending a few
days at he home Of her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Clayton Watts.
David Douglass and wife entertain
ed at dinner Sunday the following
guests: Bro. Mclaughlin, Miss Pink
lie Douglass, A. J. Douglass and
daughter, Henrietta.
Miss ophelia Massey visited Miss
Mabel Douglass Sunday.
Pearl Coil is shearing sheep for
Frank Erisman.
Misses Minnie and Mary Stauffer
have rented their farm and will spend
the summer in New Mexico.
Roy Carter, Raymond Douglass,
Albert Harrison, Finley and Earl
tStunpf, Lloyd and Dwight Newberry
enjoyed an egg Feast Sunday.
The Sunrise Farm Club held their
regular meeting Saturday night. The
Club held a call meeting Monday
night for the purpose Of transacting
some gppoFtant basiRaasruog ssasa
Mrs. Frank Erisnian andssehiidrsn
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Holbrook
at Benton City,
Frank Erisnan went to Mexico
Tuesday on 4 business trip.
Mrs. French Douglass attended the
County Children's Division Institute
1t the Presbyterian Church in Mexico
Tuesday.
Mra. Charlie Estelle and daughter
were Sunday guests Of win Camp
bell and family.
Clyde Douglass spent Sunday with
Crawford Dowell.