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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-17

Dye, ST., is suffering from a stroke of
paralysis Mrs. BERTHE Halbrook and
children, Laura Ellen, Elsa Louisa,
Helen Geraldine and Hildred Haze lare
visiting Mrs. Jennie Holcomb this
week. . Carl Lilly called on Mr.. E. ].
Holcomb "wednesday morning. 4. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lilly and family Wis
tied Mrs. Liily's sister, Mrs. Anna
Greves, of Muncie. Mrs. E. J. .Hol-
comb and daughter Fredith, and Mrs.
BERTHE Halbrook and children were in
Mooreland one day this week. :. H. c.
Lilly is making hay this week. . Miss
Mabel Grimm of Mooreland was in
Newcastle Saturday. =. Misses Cora
and Rebecca Grim were in Mooreland
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Or
val Parker and daughter Leoma were
at Grace Chapel Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl FoutZ called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Parker and daugh-
ter Leoma Friday evening -. Miss
Freedith Holcomb called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Parker and daughter Leo
ma Wednesday morning. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Orval Parker and daughter Leo
ma were in Muncie one day last week.
-. Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Holcomb visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lilly Sunday
afternoon. ;. Mr.. and Mrs Orval Par
ker and Leoma Jane called on Mr..
! Parker's brother Otis Parker, Tues
day afternoon. :. Miss Freeditn Hol-
| comb called on Mrs Gertie Downing
Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Or
val Parker and daughter Leoma Jane
were in Blountsville one day last week
! =. Mr.. Noah Edward called on Mr.
| Clifford Gable Saturday evening.
! Miss Mabel Grim was in Mooreland
! Saturday evening. -. Harley Grimm
was in Farmland one day last week .
Miss Freedith Holcomb was in Moore.
land Saturday evening
COTTAGE GROVE, Ind.-omar Mil
/ Ter and family entertained with a sur.
prise party for Edward Williamson, at
the home of Mr. Miller, Friday eve
ming, June 8. Those present were Mr.
! and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mrs. A. G
Kay and baby son, Mr. and Mrs. kava
naugh Robinson and daughter. Mr.. and
| Mike Conner, Mr. and Mrs. " c
Boring and daughter, Faye, Robert
/ TCole and family, Walter Williams oil
! College Corner, Neil Logue of Rich
Jnond, Mrs. F. F. Williamson and soT
! Sears, Miss Edith Keelor and Edward
! Williamson and family. Mrs. v. c
8. Boring and daughter Faye, spent {
few days with relatives in Fountain
town, Ind. E. R. Williamson anC
family Robert Toole and family, anC
Miss Edith Keelor spent Sunday will
1 Omar Miller and family. Mrs. Kav
anaugh Robinson spent Thursda,
with Robert Conner and family.
} Oliver Jarvis, of New Jersey, spent
few days this week with Omar Mile
! and family. =. Mrs. Jessie Widan an
/ baby daughter spent Thursday nigh
with " c. Boring and family :. Mrs
Omar Miller and Mrs Ida Toole al
tended the all day meeting of tn
. Community club at Salem school, FIR
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WINCHESTER, Ind.-The County
Federation of Women's clubs held a
get-together meeting and picnic at
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HAS NOTE RETURNED
TO JOSIAH RINEHART;
FRAUD is CLAIMED

EATON, Ohio, June 17.-Upon
grounds that promisory note for
$500 was obtained from Josiah Rine-
hart by fraudulent means, Judge A. c.
Risinger, in common pleas court, de-
creed that the note be returned to
rinehart RInehart alleged that A. B.
Pathbart, through frand, and for no
consideration, obtained the note and
then turned it over to o H. Manner.
who allegedly knew of the fraudulent
manner in which it had been procured.
John w Bishop came into possession
of the note The court held he got
the note in good faith. but he had
given no consideration for it, and had
been informed of the manner in which
it had been procured. The court or
dered Bishop to deliver the note to
Rinehart, and he is restrained from
delivering or transferring it to any
one other than Rinehart. The note in
question was dated March IA, 1922,
and was for six months, with interest.
Effect Compromise.
Compromise was effected in suit
entered by Henry Hoppe against Ross
Focht, and the case was dismissed
from the common pleas court. Hoppe
sued for $50, alleged balance on an
account for material and labor for a
cellar floor. Focht claimed the work
was not satisfactory. The case had
been appealed from squire's court
Award Judgment.
Judgment for 81 ,33750, representing
a mortgage note, was awarded Elmer
Bennett against Jennie and Edward
E. Webb, in common pleas court.
lien of J. NJ. Lackey in the case was
reserved by the court for further con,
slderation.
FornsheII Gets Judgment
Judgment for $500 against ]. G. Con
nell, of Camden, serving term in the
penitentiary for automobile stealing
was awarded Edgar G.. Fornshen, o.
Camden, in common pleas court. Form
shell claimed he bought a car of Con
nell that had been stolen and he Later
had to give 1t up.
Orders Property Sale
Sale OF property sought by Nellie B
Miles, as guardian of Josephine Lam
bert, has been ordered in common
pleas court Appraised value of the
property is $4,000. free of dover o
Elizabeth Lambert.
Payment Ordered
In a suit entered by j. w. Rein
heimer and sons against William Null
in common pleas court, judgment TO
claim of $11261 ordered paid from
funds in hands of Sheriff Jones, accru
ing from sale of chattels on execution
After payment of court costs, the bal
ance of funds held by the sheriff i!
to the turned over to H. L. Risinger
assignee of Null.
Early Wheat Cutting
Indications are Preble county.
wheat harvest will begin about tive
weeks earlier this year than usual. 1
is thought wheat cutting will start IL
some sections of the county next week
Reports indicate a good crop of whea
OF good quality.
Dutton to Preach
DR.. J. H. Dutton, superintendent o
the Miami United Brethren confer
ence. will preach here Sunday in the
Z. B. church and conduct communion
service The fourth quarterly confer
ence Of the church will also be con
Quoted at this time.
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Suburban

MOORELAND, Ind.-Miss Freedith
Holcomb returned home Saturday eve
ming from Newcastle. Mrs. Henry
Lilly called on Mrs. E. ]. Holcomo
Tuesday evening. Robert Smith or
Carlos spent Monday with E. Hol-
comb. i. Miss Fredith Holcomb called
on Mrs. Melvin Wood Tuesday even
ing E. j. Holcomb called on Clifford
Gable Tuesday morning. Noah Ed
wards called on E. j. Holcomb Monday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lamb
returned home from Indianapolis Mon
day. -. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moistner
and children of Newcastle spent Mon
day night with Mrs Moistner's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lamb. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Brown called on Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Canaday Tuesday. i.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Wood and daugh-
ter Lois took dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs E. J. Holcomb. =. Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin Wood and daughter Lois
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood
Thursday evening Mrs. Ellie Petrc
visited her daughter. Mrs. Gertie
Downing several days last week. -.
Mr. and Mrs Erman Swain and daugh
ter Roberta of Economy visited Mrs
Gertie Downing Sunday. Miss Lois
Wood spent Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Pearl Manifold Mrs. Jane
Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Dye anc
daughter Wilma were in MoorelanC
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clydia Wooc
called on Mrs. Maude Brown Tuesday
-. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood anC
daughter Lois were in Losantvillt
Monday night, s. Mrs. Rose Dye ant
daughter Wilma visited Mrs. Jan'
Lamb Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Brown and sons, Clarence and Claude
were Mooreland visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Yves Dye has received word tina
his father is not expected to live. MI
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Mills Lake Thursday, It was largely
attended, ladies being present from
all over the county. Leroy Straup
was arrested by Sheriff Lunday Fisher
on charge of grand larceny. He is
alleged to have stolen a Ford at
Marysville, Mo-. Letters of admin
istration have been taken out by VIII
liam B. MeeEs to act as administrator
of the estate of Ida A. Sumalt, de
ceased Bond of $4,000 was given.
The races to be held at the Funk's
Lake track, july 4. promise to be more
attractive than those held on Decora-
ton Day. The management is busy
making arrangements to handle the
crowd and provide more seating ca
nacity for the spectators. The grand
stand is being enlarged and the emit
rance gate is being widened so thai
three machines may be taken into
| the grounds at the same time.
| The DemocI attic Central Committee
of Randolph county met Saturday af-
ternoon in the new county headquar-
tiers in this city John W. TyndaE,
Eighth district candidate Off Congress,
! was present and made a short talk ..
| The senior class of the Winchester
| high school made 0 donation OF $500
| toward a fund for equipping gym
nasium for the high school.
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SAY MINORITY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

was fair basis, were quoted by the
majority members, who, after a
lengthy presentation. said the standard
of living for clerks under the rate
prescribed by the decision is 121 above
1915.
1T certainly affords grounds for sat
isfaction and encouragement rather
than for inflammatory appeals for
strikes the statement said.
Say Loss Involved.
Recognition of budgets proposed by
the minority would result in the loss
of hundreds of millions of dollars to
the railroads each year, the majority
members continued.
This shortage would have to be
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day. Miss Elizabeth Conner and
Miss Ruby Sanford spent Friday after
noon with Verda Miller. Neil Logue,
of Richmond, is visiting with relatives
here. =. Marjorie Benner of College
Corner. Ohio. spent few days this
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Rachel Wright Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Meyers spent Wednesday evening
with Dan Delong and family.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio-The Ladies
Aid met at the home of Emma Cheno-
weth, June Z. There were six mem
bers and two visitors present. One
member was added to the society.
Local eighth grade graduates were
at Greenville Saturday morning to
attend the commencement exercises
Of the eighth grade of the county. in
Memorial hall. There were more than
COO graduates from all parts of the
county. Professor Charles w. Cookson,
of Columbus, county superintendent
Of Franklin county. made the address
10 the graduates. Diplomas were pre-
scented by Superintendent Charles A
Wilt The township commencement
of the eighth grade was held at New
Madison last Thursday evening at the
K of P. hall Every seat was taken
and many could not gain admission
The class address was given by D. l.
Gaskill,. of .Greenville.. Children 5
day exercises at the Christian church
Sunday evening were given to a
crowded house. Before the program
began the children were lined up out
side in front of the church and march
| ed in and up to the rostrum for the
/ opening chorus. The little tots were
| then given seats on the north side OF
! the church and the balance of the
children occupied seats on the front
| benches. - Mrs. Mildred Schlosel
spent Saturday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Norman Morgan. !. Mr. and
! Mrs Jonas Croft and children spent
/ Wednesday with Jesse Baker and
| family. Mrs. Elizabeth Hollingel
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Hollinger and children. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Chenoweth, of New
castle, spent a few days last weel
with Mrs. Ella Woods. Mrs. Laura
/ Thomas and Ella Woods entertained
the following guests at the latter
| home Wednesday: Mrs. Joe Newbern
Mrs. Charles Smell of Union City AM
| Paul Newbern of Marion, Ind.
! WINCHESTER, Ind-The Count,
Federation of Women's clubs held
! ret-together meeting and picnic a
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Rocktall, a small island $50 miles
north of ireland, has sunk three feet
in the last thirty-three years.
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TRAILS END

TRAILS END
"At last I've located one OF those
old-fashion five-cent cigars.
"Where'd you find il?
Hidden behind a two-bit label.
American Legion Weekly.
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Il am % years old, don't care who
knows II. and I'm going TO clean up
TINS town and then run II properly"
This uitimatum is delivered by Miss
Emma Harvat. who was chosen
Mayor of Iowa city. Iowa. and the II. :
oco inhabitants thereof. many OF
them college students. when ingalls,
Swishcr, regularly elected Mayor, re-
signed.
Iowa City needs a cleanup. some
citizens think. aud now IT appears
TO be here.
Miss lIarvat has been an Alderma n
several years. she's successful
business woman too.
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spent the weekend in Louisa will,
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reid
Wills
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dickinson and
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Dickinson
motorcd TO Spotsylvania last We'd
ncsday to attend a family reunion au
tho home OF william Christian Dick
inson. near orange Springs. This
reunion was held in honor of the
SOth birthday OF William Dickinson.
Thirty-hvc members OF the family.
including three brothers and Ave
children. with their families. were
present.
Several persons from Louisa at
tended the Tabernacle near Gordons-
Vile, during the past week. ana re-
port that "A good attendance and de =
lightful program were rendering
this meeting very successful this
year.
The following arc among the
guests al the Louisa Hotel durin.;
inc past week: Miss Mary Mclean.
Red Springs. y. c.: Charles +. Lee,
Norfolk; William A. Levin. Staun-
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CULPEPER ACTIVITIES
SHOWN IN EP|T0ME
Shiloh Association Woman's
Missionary Union Holds
Annual Convention.
lspeelal 10 The Tlmea.pispntch

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
CULPEPER. VA, Aug. 5.--The an
nuat convention of tho Woman's
Missionary Union of the shiloh AS
ISOLATION met in ali-day session
Thursday in the Baptist Church An
Interesting program. dealing with
mission work and l!fe. and inter
spcrsud with music. Was rendered BY
the, local chapter throughout the
day, with an intcrmisS!On at noon
when lunch WAS served In the re.
ception rooms of tn. church.
a large party OF boy and girl
club members. headed by Is. l.. VIII
liams and ID. I. Painter, count )
agents. motored to Blacksburg Il
attend the school of instruction m
agriculture At V. l.. /. this We X.
Miss Mildred Bispham left Friday
to Join party OF friends for an
outing at yellow JACKIE, Camp
Staunton.
Mrs. John Bannister Sparrow. Miss
Pamela and Master Kavanaugh
Sparrow. Of Martinsvillc. are visit
ing their cousins. MIR. and Mrs.
Charles VI. Waite.
In addition to the dance given by
the Pot and Kettle club. IN their
hall last Friday evening. which was
ST. 'iAN'ii'''s iil'iuS VI NulpcptI -
dancing set attended the dance ia
Spcrryville on Monday, at Washing
ton, Va. and at Madison Courthouse
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Mencfcc
are entertaining house party for
their daughter. Miss Mary Mcncfee.
Miss Nancy Miller is also hostess
10 Il house party ut tho home of her
parents. Senator and Mrs. J. j. Mil
Ter. IN Rappahannock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Willis have
returned from their wedding trip
and are making a visit To their sis
tiers, the Misses Willis. before open
ing their home on Madison Road.
Commander L. w. Jennings left
the first uf the week Ia spend sew
oral days in Washington. II. c.. be
fore sailing for his new post in Rio
dc Janciro. Brazil. where his family
will join him in the early fall
Professor and Mrs. George Bur
ton left Thursday for "a short stay
in Bedford city before going to Chi
cago tn spend the remainder of Au-
gust with tho lattCr's son and daugh
ter in-l law Mir and Mrs Pcndlcton
GogSin.
H. IL. Willis is on trip OF scv-
cral weeks to Montgomery, w. Va.
Colonel and Mrs. l. Lester Jones.
Of Washington. spent several days
in town this week
Sherwood. tho old home of tho
Willis family near I.irnum. was tn.
scene OF large reception TUESDAY.
honoring the homecoming of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Willis, whose marriag.
on July 20, was a society event of
Dubois. IA. The reception was In
the nature o. family gathcrInc
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There were many visitors present and
the meeting n worry enjoyable one.
Mrs. Linden Chiles. OF East Orange.
\. j., has returned from trip to
California and Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joseph l.. Wills. of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Il. West. Miss Virginia Good
win and Miss Bette Lewis Rowles
ana w. I. Bibb spent Friday III Rich
mond.
Mrs. Bickcrton and children. OF
Hamlet. y. C.: Mrs. Ecrord Little. Of
Gaffney, S. G.. are spending some time
at their old home here
Mrs. Bum Wiley, OF Atlanta. Ga.
entertained at bridge Tuesday after
noon on the lovely lawn at Glen
Mary" the homo of Mrs. Floyd
Chcyney. Tables were arranged for
sixteen players under the trees, and
after the game refreshments OF sal
ads and sweets were served and prizes
awarded. First prize was won by
Mrs. Joseph Wills: second prize. by
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan.
Miss Lucy Crawford Barrett. OF
I.ynchburG, arrived Friday TO spend
her vacation with her mother.
Miss Ellen Goss. of Charlottesville
| IS visiting in Louisa with Mrs. Alice
| Is. Woolfoik.
Misses Rosa Woodward. Bcrta Nc
Cue and Virginia Butler motored
with Mr.. and Mrs. 6. II. johnson 10
| spend the weekend at Ever Rest"
| Grscnwo Va
| Miss LILY Roll Boyd. who has tecn
| visiting relatives in stanton, has re
turned 10 her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. -. Williams. Mrs
Stella Il. Harrison and children. OF
| Richmond are guests at the home OF
| the Misses Mills. near town
Wyndham X. Wills. OF WASHINGTON
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MRS. HATFIELD
SABINA, OHIO
In Pihable Condition When She
Began Taking Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

sabina, Ohio. 81 took Lydia f.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compoupd for
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cool place FOR their, summer vaca-
tons.
Mrs. Virginia Woodland and grand
dauG Parthcuia and Rcbccca
Stubbs. have returned from a visit
with Dr. and Mrs. Il. G. Smith, in
Norfolk
pr. and Mrs. c. Linwood smithcr
and son. Herbert, OF Cumberland,
Md, are on their annual visit TO their
parents here.
Miss Mary Bennett has returned
home from the William and Mary
summer normal. at williamsburg.
Mrs. Wesley Jack, of Philadelphia,
has been spending some time with
her parents here
Miss Mary Harwood, superintend-
ent OF schools in King George County,
is on visit To her parents here.
+. s. McCandlish and family. Of
Fairfax. and Edgar McCandlish OF
South Carolina are guests Of their
mother, Mrs. Mamie McCandlish
Miss Stella Blako has returned 10
Smithiicld after several weeks stay
with Miss Emily Carter Saunders.
Mrs l.. G. Gray and James Gray
are spending this week with rela :
tives in Newport News.
Miss Mamie McCandlish has re-
turned from Richmond where she
went 10 consult q specialist
Mrs. Thomas Cauthorn and little
daughter are spending some time
with her mother. Mrs. {. H. Ander-
ton. who continues quite sick
Mrs. James Holland Scott, OF Ac-
comac, is on II visit to her parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. IIewctt. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j.. Gray and Misses Josephine
and Lillian Gray We're visiting in
VILLA msburS this week
Mrs. Thomas Garrett and daughter.
biss Mary, have returned from a
several weeks stay in Norfolk They
were accompanied home by Mrs
Dudley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons in to
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well ana you nave quarter pint OF
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Massage this swectly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck. arms and hands
each day. then shortly note the beauty
and Wilderness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring
that soft. clear, rosy-white complex
ion. also as frcckle, sunburn and
tan bleach. because II doesn't irritate
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your medicine and finally Induced me
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sake Of others if you wish" Mrs.
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Housewives make a great mistake
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Lydia Z: Pinkham's Vegetable
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than hundred relatives and many
close fricnd.
Mrs. airline II. Chapman. OF New.
York. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
clifford Clark at ALTON
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vote ard
family. of Warrcntou. moved this
week TO Culpcpcr
Miss Lucille Ho.ton. Of High Point.
~ e. is visiting Mias Lucille vii
Hams
Professor Il. Il. T"lbor; has re
turned from Blacks burg. where he at
tended the summer course at V. p. |.
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LOUISA

LOUISA. VA. Aug. 5.-Nliss BETTE
Lewis Bowies. Of Cincinnati. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Frank T.
West. in Louisa left last Friday to
visit relatives in Richmond
pr. and Mrs. !. II. Crum have dis
posed OF their home near Louisa and
NIL reside in iIarrisonburg. Va.
The Bridge club met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs ~ T. Gordon.
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len at the Methodist parsonage this
week
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmo Young Of Phii-
adelphia. are spending some time
with the inttcr's parents here.
Mrs. Georgia Thacl<era and daush-
ter Miss Mary, OF Washington. are
gucets OF Mrs. Matte Smith Alrs.
Thackera before her marriage was
Miss Georgia Shackclrord. of this
place. and this is her first visit 10
her old home for twenty-four years.
y number OF social events have been
given I'm th"ir honor
Mr. and Mrs George Haste have
returned TO Newport News after two
weeks stay with Mr. and Mrs c.
G. liewett.
Harry Shackclford, OF North Caro-
lima. is spending his vacation with
his mother here.
Mrs. G. y. Abbott has returned to
kiChmoud after a visit with her sis =
ter. Mrs. 4. q. pullen
y Sunday school institute for the
MiddlesrN and gloucester circuits was
held on Wednesday at Centenary
Church quite a crowd was pres
cnt ana fine proErara rendered.
Speeches We're made by NrS Powell.
OF LymchburE; Rev. Mr.. Flournoy.
DR.. J. +. Carey, of Richmond. and
Rev. II. l.. Hudson. presiding elder
OF Rappahannock district The ladies
OF the church served a delicious
lunch.
Misses Susie Brooke. Mary Wright
and Mande Clements have returned
home from the summer normal at
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ton: Misses Blanche V. OsEood. Nam
Mo Thompson. Evelyn Scltacfcr,
Thclma Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
~, liurucs. Mrs w. ~. Scha"r"r. Ed
ward ianni"s. Herbert g. Taylor r.
III. Grown, II. John llaydui, Mrs. 4.
-. Craig. j.. II. Craig and wife. Airs.
II. u. NuckoIs, Miss Nuckols. and q,
A. Nuckcls. all OF l,iChmond.
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weakness and IT.
regularity. ! was
weak and nervous
and could hardly
stand on my feet
long enough to
cook ancal. was
this way for about
q year and had
tried several med
icines and had q
physician. but to
no avail. My sis
ter uyap ipr
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For Thin Waists
and Sleeveless Gowns
Croilet Tips)

safe, certain method for Kidding
inc SKIN OF ugly. hairy growths ~ az
follows; Mix n paste with some pow :
dcrcd dclatonc and water. apply lr
hairy surface about = minutes, rn.n
rub OFF. wash tho skin and the hairs
are gone. This is entirely harmless
ana seldom requires repeating. but 10
avoid disappointment IL is advisable
ia soc that you get genuine dclatunc
MIN frNHh az Wnmtch.-NhN