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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-11
ROBERT A. HINKLE,

robert A. Hinkle, son of the late
William j., and Rebecca Hinkle, of
"rccnbrier county, died at the home
Z! ms daughter in Ronceverte, of
Nphold pneumonia, aged "A years,
weeks and nine days. Mr.. Hinklc
was III good health until about three
weeks ago when he took suddenly
;" and was taken TO the Grccnbricr
GENERAL Hospital, but nothing could
~ donc for him. He was taken
nome Saturday the 29th, where he
"'eh August 3, 1922. All was done
MAJ loving hands could do but of no
"Nail' God called him home to be
wan Him in that Eternal Home not
I'''dc with hands. He leaves to
mourn his departure two brothers
ana TWO sisters, four Sons and three
I,iaushtcrs, namely: Miss Matte
,'lnklr, of McKendrec; Mrs. Emily
"HuH' OF Anthony; John A. Hinkle,
=" -, hcwlsburg; William Hinkle, of
i''"; Mrs. w. Fl. and Mrs. G.. A. Per-
TTnRer' OF Lcwisburg; and Mrs. Edna
'''cS' OF Roncevcrtc; Sam, of Rich
WOO; Joe, Of Whitby; Chas., of Ak
'Vn' ohio, and Lewis, of Lcwisburg.
wi, MI' hlnkle was one of Greenbrier's
prS' mechanics; he was good
mrlSlbor, father and husband, and
r 'oved by all who knew him. He
''Tcr Shlrkcd any task he undertook
-, uncrai services were conduct
~, ~ by kcv. +. w. Phillips, Rich
r pn.,>' assisted by ,Rcv. Grogg, of
i',,O',nlrcVcrtc, at the Richlands Pres
l., "'''n Church, of which he had
,n,m d member for thirty-thrcc
- 'n> AFTER which his body was laid
C,, ,'S' beside his wife in Livesay
-', ",''cry to await the Great Judge
, ,:',' Morn. The floral contribu-
ION ION was beautiful.
~, III his wisdom has recalled,
nc boone his love had given
rU8h the body moulicrs here,
me soul is safe in heaven.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The District Conference of Lew
isburg District, NJ. E. Church, South
met in Lewisburg on Tuesday and
wednesday of this week. The OPEN
ing sermon was preached by Rev.
Harry L. Hout, of Covinglon, Va. He
preached an able and inspiring SER
mon. Mr.. Hout was several wears
ago pastor of the NJ. E. Church.
South at Ronceverte, and his MANY
friends were glad to hear him once
more, and have his presence among
us.
One of the outstanding features
OF inc conference was masterful
address by Rev. r. L. Fultz on, 1.-The
Function of Religion in Education"
The written report on Finance'madc
by Rev. H. l.. Hout, was pronounc-
cd the best ever heard by the con-
ference. This report together with
the address of DR.. FultZ was order
cd published in the Church papers.
The conference elected as delegates
to the Annual Conference which
will be held in Roanoke next April:
J. {. BoSgs, Ashby Huffman, DR.. II.
II. Jones, Price Coffman, Mason
Knapp, S. A. Garter, Frank Watts
and X. r. Shumatc. Mrs w. J.
Ycagcr, A E. Huddlcston, Bruce
Ford and T. p. Doughty were elect
cd alternateS. Ronccvcrtc was Sc
lected as the place for holding the
next Conference.
| O. B. COffman was reelected Dis
trict Lay Leader, with l.. w. Farricr
and +. NJ. Sydnor as assistants.
Presiding Elder Rev. w. O. Toll
bert presided over the decorations
of the Conference. The reports OF
tho various cimmittecS showed mark
ed growth in the work throughout
the whole Of the District. Much
routine business was transacted and
the meetings were jealous and en-
thuSiastic. Space forbidS detailed
report.
Those present so far as we could
get the names were as follows:
Prcachcrs--Rcvs. S. r. Nccl, J. +.
Grimes, Fl. b. Smith, II l. FuItz J II
Van Dcvandcr. l. r Harrison, X d
Swcckcr, II l. Hout, w Rosenberg
cr, Geo. ii Echols, II Bean. r O
flipcS, Palmer Eubank, w e. Earv,
A + Wagner, ID A Becry, + 3
Wyand, p p Hendrix, l. O Rose. l.
A Wilcher, Geo. Hazel. J O Talbert
w b Reynolds, y w Russell. Thos.
Morgan. w d Eye, J C. Hooks, T. &
HeImintoller,
Lay Dclegatcs-Jno. r Johnson. Jno
r. Johnson, Geo. Boggs, J. A Boggs,
A Anderson, Price CoEman, Ed
Fry, Mrs. Fl B Smith, r S Odell, A e
Burton, r McMunn, G. NJ Hinton.
/ c Hill, Guy Bland, NJ ID Miller, J..
&. Joseph, Ira Dew, DR.. II Fl Jones,
Miss Fossie Conrad, G w Vawtcr.
A p Smittc, Geo. Baldwinc, Mrs. W
II Crosse, ID Pope, r Curry, G. O
Auldridge, S G. Beard, Frank Zim-
merman,J G. Boggs, Mrs. G. S Don
nally, w j Yeagcr, + VI Snyder, Mrs.
W } icagcr, S. Taylor, Mrs. J S
Taylor, Mrs. w A Burgess, w II Hink
lc, II VI Harr, w l. Whitman. r p
Doughty, II o Curry, A & Huffman.
& Warren, Miss Florence Huffman
Miss Eva Pylcs, J II Ripley. W W
Mays. W II Dame. b II TIaySlctt. Miss
Ncttic Baker, Clark Peters. II l.
Clark, J A Campbell. 4 l. 1IuddIcS-
ton, Charles Ilanait, ! II Bransford.
! Miss Glenn Simmons.
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ALFRED EDGAR IlYESAY.

Alfred Edgar LivcSay died at his
home in Fort Spring District, near
Ronceverte, Sunday night about the
hour Of 8 O'Clock, August 6, 1922,
aged II years, 1 month and % days,
he having been born June s, 1851.
He was the son Of the late Jesse ].
and Evelinc Tuckwillcr Livesay and
was born and reared at the home
where he died and where he always
lived. Mr.. Livcsay never married
and is survived by one brother, Jess
+. Livesay, who lives in Fort
Spring District, and one sister, Mrs.
Amos Erwin, of Irish Corner Dis
trict. Three brothers and seven
sisters preceded him to the grave.
They were Samuel Livesay. Chas.
w. Livcsay and David Livesay; and
Misses Cora, Mary and Matte Liv-
essay and Mrs. e.. NJ. Lipps, Mrs. Eliza
Barker, Mrs. Fred Trcssclow and
Mrs. Sarah Caraway.
MIR. LivcSay devoted his time TO
farming and stock raising in which
he was successful. He was an ac-
communicating neighbor and ever
ready to lend assistance. While he
had never married and had chill
drcn of his own, many of The sons
and daughters of his brothers and
sisters, who passed away several
years ago, looked upon their uncle
as father because he dutifully and
beautifully exercised a fathers care
and interest in them. He having
spent his life in the parental home.
II was his especial cargo TO take
care of his father and mother. both
of whom lived to old age. This he
did as only a dutiful son could do.
Mr.. LivcSay, while never robust
IN health, was q very active man.
ever giving personal care to his
business and various duties and
cares that were his to look after.
The active outdoor life which nc
lived no doubt added to the length
OF his years. In the last few months
complications arose and notwith-
standing his indomitablc will. and
medical attention. he could ONLY
abide the final call, which he await
ed with resignation and patience.
He had been for fifty years a mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. at Ronccvcrte, which
he served for many years in an Of
fetal capacity. His funeral services
were conducted by and old friend,
the Rev. John A. Anderson, of AS
bury, assisted by his pastor, Rev.
Geo. Hazel, and Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of
the Christian Church at Ronccvcrtc.
The funeral services were held
from the home Wednesday after
noon, August the 9th, after which
his body was laid to rest in the fam
lily cemetery on the hill overlook
ing the home and farm where all
his life had been spent. The floral
gifts were many and beautiful. An
active and energetic man has gone
in his passing; kind, consistent,
ncighbor and friend has gone. TIc
will be missed. greatly missed be
cause his friends were from all
iwalkS Of life.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-11

Any group of non-voting persons
in democracy is menace. 1t
takes evcrybody's opinion to make
a safe balance. In so far as every
individual or class does not express
themselves, the structure of govern
ment becomes top-Sided, top-ncavy
and may fall. 1t is every day inter
est, intelligence and justice and
honesty which we need.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.

The Dcmocrtic Executive Com
mlttee of Greenbrier county is here
ny called to meet on Saturday, the
n"th day of August, at the hour of
:. o'clock. p. m., at the Court House
" Lewisburg. Every member of the
committee is urged to be present,
IS there is much important business
70 transact. Be sure 10 be present
u person. This is the beginning OF
~ important campaign.
JESS l.. HERN, Chairman
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WANT TO BUY.--Onc to five acres
CT land, suitable for residence and
garden, within five miles of Lewis
burg. Please write particulars of To-
cation, price and terms. Miss Julia
Nellichamp, Lewisburg, w. Va. -.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE,

For Greenbrier County at Romeo
Y"rtc, August 1913. Please be loyal
enough to your profession that YOU
will not ask for an excuse unless it
is in accordance with section ia,
page 80 of the School Law.
Good board may be had at Romeo
Y"rte for 81 80 per day. Come ready
10 help make your Institute a
access. /. O. HAYNES
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-11

We have secured the agency for
The two most popular portable type
writer's on the market. The Corona
1t $1,000 and the New Remington
Portable at $4,000. Also have in
sock l second hand Corona, stand.
ard size l.. c. Smith and / Reming-
ion No. 10. Mason Bell, Bookseller
X Stationer, Lewisburg, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-11

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The annual Grccnbricr County
Sunday School Convention will be
held at Williamsburg, Thursday and
Friday, August 9th and 18th. Plan
now to be present and help make
ii the very best. Let Give and
Take be the slogan. Come pre-
pared to give ideas and with de-
termination to carry away all that
YOU can use TO advantage.
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HANDSOME; INCOME.

VI. y. Wade. of near Frankford,
this county, had eve which raised
three :ambS, The total weight of
which was 24O pounds. They were
sold at 10 cents per pound and
brought $1,000. He clipped pounds
of wool from the eve which he sold
at 40 cents per pound, or $500. The
eve brought him $3.50.
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Frankford Store Company adver-
Uses bargains this week. Read their
advertisement on page :.
WANTED.-Old desk or secretary
both mahogany. Also, rosewood arm
chair. Please give condition and
price in answering. Mrs. Shuir-
mann, Sweet Springs, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-11

Any group or class, for whatever
reason, that does not participate in
public responsibilities is dangerous
including slaves, women, the idle
rich. the highbrOws who dcspisc
politics. and the anarchists who
don't believe in government.
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LIST OF DEEDS.

Committed to record from July 21st
TO August 18th, 1922:
From l. NJ Rowan to Ollie Huff for
lot No. 3 in White Sulphur District.
B. F. Dixon to Ollie Huff for lot
No. in White Sulphur District.
A J Cockrean to Walter Roy
Moore for 2 acres in Fort Spring
district.
Robert f. RcmIey to Ernest Clark
for land in White Sulphur District.
II. NJ. Burns to Thomas Picker
ing for SS acres in Frankford dist
trict.
Blue Grass Really Company TO
Matte /. Baker for / acre in Fort
Spring district.
Bailey Sutphin 10 L |. Sutpin for
4acrcs and poles and Is acres
and 3 acres in Falling Spring dis
trict.
Henry Gilmcr to JOHN Morris
S0Xl30 feet in LcwiSburg.
W T. r Byrnc, Trustee. to Elmer
5. O'Dcll FOR No. 10 Block +. Mead
." pun "'S'rlc'.
II. ,. Johnson ct al TO Il ) Shaver
'0' :, ~ ~, "', , III ,,,H'' ''orne' ais'ricl
,,.;,Iou :rn,' ",A ' r ~ L. N' UGH
,.an,o ''' wi III ''"''ce-
70 Della g., :, O..
at East ,R,inclIc '''' ~ ''''
Alex Faulkner ,o c.I,;, .v.;s
for 3 ,cros ;n W;,I;,,si',,.' 80 ,,:.,. Hn
l.. II. Carmack to G.. VI. Honaker
for NO. 3t;and 81 ut East RainclIc.
Frances Robinson TO l.. G.. Thrash
or Ior IL acres III Fort Spring dis
'rlc''
Archibald Graham to J. VI. Watts
,'''''' ,'' - acre" III icWiSDur&
'r.p ~, "'I', '','' i'''
'"'i - al " ;Hci''P l.
""o"l 'o' 'o'n III i-eWiSDur8'
"H ~. !" =. T.. Nocd e. uN
W. awe '' '''" '>o"'S'
chas. L. Lane to Blanche H.
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IKE GREEHBRIER COUNTY W0MAN'S
ASSOCIATION.
ADVERTISEMENT

McmbcrShip-MrS. Jack Robin
son. Frankford.
Membership fees of 500 a wear
may be sent to Mrs. F. Fl. MAYS.
treasurer, at any time. All are well
come-womcn as active members
ana men as associate members.
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SUPPER AT FRANKFORT.

The Willing Workers Class of the
VI. r. Church, South, frankfort,
Will have an icc-crcam supper on
the lawn Of the Parsonage, Frank
ford, on Saturday, August 10Th. Let
everybody so and help Il good cause
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WANT TO RENT.-Two or three
UNFINISHED rooms on one of the
hard surfaced roads leading to
LewlSburs. Please write noriicu-
lars of location and price. Julia
Mcllichamp. L.cwisbur". ". V,
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GASOLINE REDUCTION.
We will sell gasoline at % cents
per gallon until present supply is ex
haustcd. Ronceverte Ice &.Produce
Company, Roncevere, w. Va. 11-2w
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles William
Young announce the marriage of
their daughter, Margaret May, to
Mr.. John Francis McGcc. on We'd
neSday. August ,, 1922, ut Baltimore
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on account of the publication Of
county and District Estimates this
week. mny news items could moi he
be printed this week.
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Any one wishing Season Fair
Tickets sec, phone or write, AGNEss
HAYES, Box 223, Lewisburg, w. Va.
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READ the advertisement of the
Hrccnbrler Valley Fair on page 7 Of
TINS issue. Prepare TO spend this
week In pleasure among YOUR
friends at the Fair.
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Please send contributions for
cleaning and up-keep of the Lewis
burg Cemetery 10 Carrie Stratton,
LcwisDurg, w. Va.
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frankf"rd Store Company advcr-
uses bargains this week. Read their
advertisement on page :.
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l1,cre will be a picnic at Sam
r,,ck Church on Saturday, August
ir.h Everybody invited.
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ANY one desiring to engage board
ana room during the Grcenbrier
naileS fair, call or write. Mrs. O. /.
Baker, "TallaSee Farm" Icw;>hvra
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FOR SALE.-1 pair Draft Mares;
.,riri,. $50. Dennie Lipps. Lewis
,.,,.r w. Va. 11-2w
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Eor prompt Taxi service with
c.~cful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
-. NIGHT. T.. q. Coffman.
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-, fuh SALE.-Onc Vulcanizinu
!, ''n'; IN perfect condition. Cal! II
+. l.. coitman'S Garage. Lcwi>h,,r,f
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rrankford Store Company advcr-
I;>r> bargains this week. Read their
advertisement on page I.
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Cor first-claSS taxi service call
P!ercys Restaurant, phone 271,
| rMiShurG.
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raxi service. Phone No. 220. Dan
Ioudermilk.
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,,rccnbricr Valley FaiI--Fivc days
,,rn>t %. 30, 80, 81; Sept. 1st.
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Oar Slogan: LARGER-LlNER-
FWlSBuRG - GROWlNG-GREAT-
rY-GREENBRIER.
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FOR SALE.

20 Economy Silos; % Blizzard
siio Cutters; % Sharplcs Cream
Separators; % Threshing Ma
crimes. q. w. Graves, Anderson.
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FOR SALE.-One Ford Touring
Car, 1921 model. Coffman's Garage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Mother Also Uses the ROuqe Box

The flappors Of tulsa have moth
ing on its matrons when 1t comes
to burning incense before Venus.
Women Of 50 and 40 spend Just as
much money IN drug stores us their
young daughters and sisters.
Take rouge, for instance. As
much Of fathers hardearued
money is spent by mother as
by daughter on rouge. Tulsa drag
gists say. Girls seek no more oaru-
estly after the secrets of pulchrltudc
than do the women who are ap-
preaching that time Of life that
means two Chins and starved long
ing for chocolates to come. and
wrinkles and hoiiows ana sk.nfood
to others, Older women purchases
rouge Just as regularly as the inno-
cent-eycd young thing whose bOhbcd
hair curls in soft tendrilS against
a cheek with "A skin like n moss
rosc---"and why said one bewl-
dcrcd and male drugstore clork,
why under heaven do they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
LcnNlnr orr Snort Sl,ocs.

oh for tho comfortable summer
days when one wore pleasant roumy.
flat t-hecled shoes all day long: or
dunned tOpply French heels only
for a few houEs In the evening, Most
women feel the change 10 formal
footwear very much when autumn
comes and summer informally OF
dress II over. Then Is II well 10 get
back 10 heels gradually. or back
ache or that tired feeling may
sadden ones autumn dayi when
briskncss and vitality should be
ready aplcnty for new cHdeHyors.
The change 10 formal winter foot
wear, TO drcssv high -hcolcd after
noon boots and evening slippers
may bo effected without dire results
TO comfort and good spirits by
wearing In the street oNfords with
moderate walking heels, and In tho
house low heclcd pumps. By and
by the flai-hcclcd sport shoes viii
not be missed at all, as one becomes
accustomed 10 the slightly higher
heels, and iu time the French hcclcd
formal boots and slippers may be
donncd without discomfort 10 the
wcarer lf YOU nrc addicted TO
French heels FOR dross-up occasions.
II is better not to wear house shoes
with very flat heels for the utter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
When q Hat Is Not q Hat

S'uaIus ana hits have nothing
lu common amy uorc. Tulsa Wo-
mcu hDEu huyur Auriug hats lust
as soon as THANKSGIVING IS over and
they wear inylr Wlutcr chlpcauN
in August Barry spring hats Of
straw and satin have boon seen e
lot 1u tNn s.Icois during the last
two weeks.
'IIHNr Nou any idea asked the
ilmidN "uWlElub uu" uf a Tulsa
m,liuyr ihH other day what hats
are Eolue Go hu like this spring "''
Tia" ellcg.nd. looked at her qucs-
tonu pl NiugN.
Have amy ideu '' aho repeated.
We'll ] should say w, have. sold
tots ui ru. @'ul horr''
And 9hr led tho way into u little
room aoftN Jtructod in rose and
walled about with GLASS cases rllcd
with th" flowers and tile colors uf
spring 'klliuily applied to head
gear
Noah Webster definition of "a hat
nH 20 covering fur the head" be-
Trays him as not altogether married.
hat may hc merely q hat when u's
t masculine kelley but when irs
% rhuuopuN. Man wears "A hat to
avoid catching cold. eanrrh or crli-
ci7n hut WoWan's reason is more
often than not found iu It's cm1el-
lishnonts ot tassel7 and crystal
heads. feathers aud stuffed grapes.
skNs'rnper pompon and alrplanc
wings. coral bead loops aud three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
STATE SOCIETY

l PresbyterisG Ladics' atd Thursday after.
noon az tho homo cf Mrs. Bayiess. There
Mrs Thomas Os'eubcrR was hoststs 10
| "" Home Economics club, Wednesday
Afternoon ~ her home on East mind
street. 4 fne time was t.portad
/ Mrs G.. y godbey Mrs m "a K,h,.
Mrs NJ. Haas and daughter Eiizabeth
spqd Miss Roma beuniaun wcr, among tho
/ Tulsa. "''' w
Mrs. J. y. Msnros,. spcn, tho first of
ne week IN Tulsa with bcr daughter.
MS Marc Mathers and family Nj. and
I Mrs, MRthers are entertaining "A sou
VINO VINO arrived January T. and has been
~ surprse birthday party was given
Ml's IT'S Murphy on Wednesday after.
parents, Mr. and Mrs X. Il, Murphy. by
a number of neighbHrs aud .fricnds. x
tne time was reported by all.
1ho christian Ladies aid held n meet
/ ms at tho church Thursday afternoon.
which proved to be a very onthusIsstic
one large crowd bcirg present Mrs
y A. Mason was elected president and
Mrs j. W. Green, vice president.
The Quest club met Monday afternoon.
January . with Mrs a. A. swir. The
lesson study. which WAS ON the "praduc-
ION % wealth Und Organization OF
Producuv" Industries" Was led by Mrs
swift Mrs. Gudhcy and Mrs iicniey.
Mrs. Eugene HsrdEraves entertsinod a
number Of her trl"udr and relatives al
h'r home on Twelfth end Cherokee. Mon
MISS LEILA Christian to celebrate thcir
birthdays. The affair was q Fururisu o.,
b"th and very agreeable one. pIena-
ant evening was spent by those assembled.
Mrs. Sue Austin's Sunday school class
met at the Methodist church Tuesday
sIternoon ana selected officers for th-
new year ANeou Bgala was elected
president Edith SprsngI,, vice president.
Essie Candy secretary, Glpdys blackburn.
Treasurer. Ruth Bray chairman of social
committee Mamie Hray and Edun
stowe. Hhsonfc" committee.
The Christian Missionary society held
=. very intcrosting meeting at the church.
presiding and Mrs, Leslie Hunt as Fader
This society VIII entertain with o. Wash
ngton tea at the home cf Mrs. Hunt, next
The Tuesday study club ~, with Mrs.
\. 7. Chollburg. January 10. The subject
for discussion at this meeting was Pub
lie Health and roll call WINS answered
by giving health suggestions. 4 violin
solo by Dorothy Astcubcrg was nlucn en-
Miss Lola Eaton entertained Hnumbo,
OF her friends at the homo OF her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs Ellis Eaton on Fast Fourth
street Friday evening, with a rvc-courss
G-ocluck dinner. followed by progressive
r"ok. 'aose present report picusant
The Eil,s and their friends enjoyed a
dance at the Clubropms Friday evening.
Mrs. ErstCn storey entertained the
Priscilla club Thursday afternoon In q
very enjoyable scssion.
Mrs. \. r. Dennison and daughter.
Rcna. entertained the Wednesday after
noon Bridge club at the Dennison home.
Friday afternoon. large crowd was
present and a fine afternoon spent.
Mrs. Ruth Martin Of Uenryctta who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. j. W
Hardgraves was given a linen EhOwor,
having been recently married, by
odd Fellows hail. Wednesday afternoon.
eshr received a fine lot of linens Elegant
tetreshments were served.