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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26
LAND SALE FOR TAXES

| At noon Saturday June 10th,
1922, III front Of the Mayor s
Office, Scotland Neck, n. c., |
will sell for taxes and costs, the
following property, lying in the
town Of Scotland Neck, n. c.,
and on which the town taxes for
! the year 1921 have not been paid.
Taxes &
Costs
IT. E. Butler, 1 town lot. s; 5000
David f. Bryant, l town
lou .----------. oU.4U
Brown Bottling Co., l
town lot ------ 1OO.2O
Epp J.. Brown, l town lot 91.45
Miss NJ. J. Cherry, Est.
l town lot ---.-- 1920
Mrs. r. r. Carter, l town
lot O.ZO
w. c.. Dickinson, l town
lot GALS
,1no. 3. Gray, 2 town lots $50
Mrs. M. E. Gray Est, l
town lot -. .-- 1920
q. f. Hopkins, l town lot TO
Mrs. Myrtle Hardy, l town
lot ---..------ 1895
r. D. Harrell, l town lot 1859
J. L. Josey,--4 town lots 10000
Will II. Josey, l town lot 47.70
S. 3. Kitchin Est. l town
lot, :-------. 2.7O
A. 2. Kitchin, 4 town lots $4,000
W. Fl. Kitchin, l town lot 1910
G. T. Lawrence, l town lot 77.9O
J. E. Lewis, ostown lots. 245.7O
J. G. Madry, l town lot 1890
W. S. Norfleet, l town lot 80
Mrs. J. c. Pittman, I town
lots ----.--- 22.70
A. Strickland. l town lot 1920
Edward Tillery, l town
lot acknowledgements. 1890
Mrs. Mamie Bell Taylor,
? town lots --.--- 22.70
II. II. Arlington. l town
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26
TO THE VOTERS Oh HALIFAX
COUNTY

| hereby announce myself AS {.
candidate for the office Of County
Treasurer subject to the action Of
the Democratic primary.
NORFLEET S. SMITH
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26
FRIDAY, MAY rs, 1922.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

PRIDE A PITT ALL Pride goeth
before destruction, and a naughty
SHIRT before a fall.-Proverbs IS: IS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26

| hereby announce that | will
be d candidate for Clerk Sure
ior Covrt Of Halifax County, sub
Jcct to the Democratic Primary
to be held on June 3. 1922.
| also take this opportunity 10
express my sincere thanks to the
people Of Halifax County for
heir loyal support in the past
and assure them that il nonlinat-
Cd and elected I will endeavor to
give them the best service pos
s.ible as their Clerk
Respectfully.
STERLING M. GARY
[ hereby declare myself to be
a candidate for the office of
Sl] eriff Of Halifax Country in the
coming Democratic Primary and
will appreciate the support Of
all Democrats.
J. A. HOUSE, Thelma. N. c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26
CANDIDATE
CARDS
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER

! hereby announce myself 4
candidate for County Commits
sioner, subject to the Democratic
Primary. 5-1S-tf.
J. A. KITCHIN.
hereby announce my candi,-
acy for the nomination by thc
democratic Party as a member
cf' the next State Senate from the
Fourth Senatorial District sub
eot to the coming primary elec-
IONS in Halifax County 5-2-J3
w. i. LONG
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-26

/ hereby announce that I will
be candidate for Register Of
Feeds for Halifax County sub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
DALLAS

Every thing is set FOR the Dallas
Community fair and Homecoming next
week Friday and Saturday. Plans are
In the event Is keen: all who expect q"
attend will be ahuudantly repaid for
whatever effort they put forth IN -rt-
ting thrC Don't Corget that this il
for everybody in the community. bring
the best YOU have for exhibition: there
will he someone in "harE" OF In" diff
fcren, departments to pidC" he cNhI-
bits The FOUR II. club VIII hav" their
projects on display Auyoae Expecting
to have stock 90 any Kind oa display
will please notify The Secretary OF tho
Farmers club by Wednesday, Oct. "a 50
that provision can hc mad" Watcn
the papers next week for full program.
The teacher and pupils Of tn" Dallas
iertain-nenc on FRIDAY evening October
IS. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Drlic EimUius entertained 4 few
friends Wednesday evening". October H..
in honor of her husbands 9Th birthday.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
IN PLAYING rock. which Is the popular
game Of the season. \ delicious lunch
was served by the hostess assisted by
her sister Mrs. Sadie M"IilumphN. ThnS"
nresen. were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kim
MINIS. Mr.. and Mrs. Goly Clemens and
children. Mrs. John NCGlumphS. Mrs.
Sadie McGlumphy and children. Mrs.
lydia Pattison. Mrs. Kathryn Woltganc
Of Youngstown. Miss Della Cole. Roy
Kimmins. DR.. Vim. Singleton. Mr.. Will
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liam code and Mr. and Mira Meade
S,rickliu and children
Th. committees Of the d!tfcr"n; de-
parHmcut~ nj the pAIlAs fair axe r'd"""'-
III !" meet at Dallas Monday evening.
Mrs Matthew White who has lain -"
!ors suffering with = broken hjp. has
been very IL dur!us This week.
. tn. ROYAL N";ghh"rS 81 Dallas MI
CIV a ,.'t, yal.rd The old Maids 'in"
Su"u.
,'.,,,a. ~. !:tt," daughter "C Nj.
,,rG Mr. Arch CI~r"iI. VII" VA IN u
~.y;un~ condition r.r s'v"rH! DAYS. -
,r,rru>iug fas,. Tn" I,t'Ir on" at red
hyyrIrS- from bush anh hc'rm" T"t-
Sonri
Born: To Mr. and MrS Eusscl Will
, son. Of Cambridge. out recently Of DaI-
La a tine hihv girl! on Wednesday. or-
.ober u. The srandmu;hcr. Mrs. Rob-
crt Clovis: Wen: - Camhr!dg" WcducS-
day evening TO spend several days.
Dora stellar will hold a public S,'l" IN
"Wednesday. October II. and rhaS. Gels
l"r will hold a sale on Thursday. There
have been many sales ih,S fall n this
community
R,ra,s. al the Indictment weather Of
Tuesday. the Presbyterian sunday
$..'ior! :av,. their oyster supper IN the
Dallas hail
Mrs. Kathryn W"ltganr and thr""
children. 81 Youngstown. O.. ar" visit
Ing her sister Mrs John Mc,;lumrhy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie McWhor;cr 70
turned Tuesday from 4 pleasant trip
through Ohio.
Judson Grimes of Valley GroN" was
4 weekend vl>j:o" Of Jonas Caldwell
Miss GrJc" Minor = much improved
from I serious Ur"ratj"" wh."h She Uu-
d,rweut in III" North Wheeling Hospital
DR. Nm Singleton. who has hc"u n
our midst So short u time. expects TO
leave ~ the next Fortnight for rcnnS-
hnro. ". Va. 10 make his future home.
The doctor has he"N very successful
her" and his many friends regret his
leaving
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HANNIBAL

Miss Helen Frieden Of Akron. O.. IL
visiting at her home here.
+. +. O'Ncill and sister. Mrs Flnrenc"
Pounds. returned home Monday from l
trip 10 Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dornhus"hc and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lines
and son ot Stcubcnvillc. We're Weekend
visitors NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Dan I.ccp.
Miss Bertha kH>Scrman was a Wheel
ing visitor Tuesday.
Mrs Elizabeth Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs Sterling Baker wer" call" 10 PITTS
hurgh the past week by the Illness and
death Of J. {. Ali"tt.
John Riack returned home Tuesday
from visit with relatives At McMc-
chen. W Va.
Owing e. ,hc ahS.ncr OF the pastor
Rev RuGahafIsr "t the German NJ.
church. the district superintendent. Rev
Mayer of cleveland. preached t"r the
congregation sunday evening
Mrs Ralph Williams "t New Mar.
,inSvin". was Weekend visitor ct
Ms VI. A. Muhleman.
Mrs l.. L Beech and daughter were
New Mar,:uSvillc visitors saturday.
!. It. Soil. returned home sunday from
a business "trip to Pittsburgh
Rev II l.. Henthhorre Of West R"E-
airc. o. spent several days with has
mother Airs lane Hsnth"rn".
Albert Bruuy returned home Tuesday
evening from u business trip to Pitts
burEiI.
Miss Pearl Schuphach attended
party at the home Of Miss Edna fra'eF
In the country Friday evening.
Frank Nucg;ly. Ed Hisher and T. J.
HUFF returned home Tuesday from
fishing trip on the MuSkinEum river
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. TiSh"r OF Re;h-
,sda. and J. W. Brown "f Earn"sYiile'
were The guests for several days OF
friends ~ this place
NJ. and Mrs. l.. W. Witsch"N ara
family spent Saturday and sunday
with friends 1T American Ridge.
Room of the public schools taught
hv Miss IONA Muhleman held a success
f,il bake sale in the HannihI hall SAT
urday afternoon. 800,
Miss Margar", Hcth"rn" ana lSa"e'''
Robinson of Rellaire. o.. wer" W'eh-e"'
VISITORS of Mrs Charles H"thornc.
Miss Rowena Noll OF New MarHhS-
vile, WAS visitor in town e"h's"'E
evening. .
Rev. t. 7. Walters was called l."
p,rrcsvillc. O.. "Wednesday by the Ser'-
ms Illness Of his father.
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III II.
acl ache

Jarrett and Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Bar
kcr and son Kenneth.
O. G.. Cllthcro of Armstrong; NILS
spent the weekend with his family here
and had for their guests on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
The y. W. +. NJ. s. met with La
vc,la Kennedy on Tuesday evening Oc-
tobcr 10, an enjoyable meeting was held.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Barker
on Monday. October ., daughter.
Kathcryn Mae. Mother and daughter
doing nicely. -..--,-,.,.-..
H7..e. T::I,::: .:Ia,.c;;'-g E'.c tiitm 20
twin bales on Sunday. The heartfelt
sympathy of the community is extend
cd MIR. and Mrs. Armstrong. as both
infants died.
Miss Anna Hrns WAS the geSt oil Mrs.
Ruth Barker on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Workman ana
Mrs. Workman's sister Of Lloydsville,
wer, pleasant callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Workman of Lake street on Tes-
day evening.
Mr.. Willard Bailey went 10 the ono
Valley hospital on Monday and under
went an operation for appendicitis. HIS
wife accompanied him.
The Rev. Mr.. Manifold Of the ChriS-
tian church. is suffering with Ia grippe
and tonsilitis. His wife is here nursing
him
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UN|ONT0WN
Church Servic es.


The usual church services will be held
IN the United Presbyterian church on
Sabbath. with Sabahth school nj 10 ana
prcaching services ut H. The mid-week
PRAYER meeting was held on Thursday
evening. with several being IN attend
,rcc \ "Srics Of evangclistic services
Will be held in the church the latter part
OF the month. beginning on Wednesday
evening. the 18th. and continuing unit!
the 18th. Rev. Gillespie wiilhc assisted
hv poStors nf the "iGhborinC churches.
which Will he announced later.
Attend Dinner.
Mr., and Mrs. John Caldwell. "t New
Athens. former residents Of this place.
entertained a number "f friends At their
home on Saturday for Il o'clock dinner
and sprnd tho day Those from here
having attended were Mr.. George Well
ing mud sister. Miss Rachel. IN company
with others from lanno"k
Entertain Society.
Mrs 7 n. Mcfarland. Mrs. Carl t'raW-
ford and Mrs u. +. Taylor. and MISS
Hannah Eml"icn delightfully."- "nt"r-
atinrd tho members If TN" LADIES MIS-
einnarv Society Of III" Eann"rk Freshf-
,criar church. Of which they arc NOM
hcrs. also several others. ut tn" M"far-
land home. south of town. on NcdneS-
dav \ social time was "nj"YcE 20
rc,hcr. tho ladies being engaged III
uccllcwork Of various kinds. inr'n''nC
tho quilting and sewing. making articles
or various kinds which wh"E liniShcd
will l,c Cor sale and tho money gwen
10 mis- ginnS Following Il houHtiin! h!h-
nor which was served at IN" noon h"ur
Lv the hostess TN" devotional was ne"
and ,hc nrorram carried out. the reader
hniu., Mrs Earl G"s$c;t. rs this Is TIE
limo for thr planning "f the christmas
boxes, Il short luSincss meeting i"II""-
al other business ais" having come Ne
rrr, the society Th"s" in ATTENDANCE"
Including the members and ais" IN" m
yiirI guests present were: Rev. and Mrs
Z; : M.lIur, Mrsdam"s Nauni" Lyle.
Mile TayInr. Samuel Taylor. w. VI.
r,rdw.ll Anna W. .IurkirS. J. j. 'al"-
we'll. { T. Lee. Elircd Lodge. +. !, 'AIh-
we'll, w. l.. Armstrong. A. NJ. Lodge" T..
7 Jnrrs. Harold Taylor. Earl G"SS"it.
q, Z TAYLOR. carl Crawford. }. II. Me-
lsorIaud T.. T. Edm"nhs"n and guest.
;Irs g. ". I.awuan. "t Akron q. MISSES
Nice Lodpc. Arna Bell Daniels. Ruth
Daniels. Anna Merritt and Hannah En-
hlCtnn.
Union. Town Briefs.
Miss Martha Cow. Of west Of town. IS
,rcnd!nr 4 few days with hey cousin,
Nisa Mary Taylor. east Of town.
Mrs. y. !. Nichols and mother. Mrs.
Ic,nh,nc Iylc surnt one day tho first
nr Tho week with the formers sister and
lat,cr's daughter. Mrs RAUL E"ss"tt ana
family, having assisted them when
moving from the G"ss"tt farm. near
I.lnyGsvillr. Ia the John T.. G"s*"u arm.
west If RannoCk.
Mrs. n l. I:.nilcy VII" has he"n Wis
ting with relatives in III" county FOR
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(;AjIl

Cadiz. Oct. 13-M!ss Helen Morgan
came home from Cleveland for visit
with homo folks Over the week end.
Mrs. Wood Havcrheld and Mrs. Oliver
Ruckstuhl ar" Visiting with relatives in
Canton and Warren.
Mrs. George Ray has returned home
from Pitt Shurgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Hines and daugh-
ter Pauline. VIII" were visiting r"la-
tivcs In prs MoincS. Iowa and Chicago
are home
samuel \. McCool. ~ Davenport
Iowa. and Dr. and Mrs. !. f Scott. OF
Altoona. Ia. arc guests in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Wood.
Mrs. George Alderman has come
home from a visit with relatives In
Stcuhenvillc and Wheeling.
DR.. J. G. Moore and Mrs. Moore. Of
Omaha Neh.. are guests of Mrs. Alice
RarriCkl"w.
Mr.. and Mrs james W. Kerr az" horne
from u visit with friends IN Erie. North
East and Mo"rhcadvill". IA.
Mr. and Mrs. James M"p Shcrifr
were called to Columbus because Of tn"
Illness AMI death Of Mrs. Shcriff's faith
or. George l.. Rislcy.
Mrs. charlotte Hammond. one Of
cadiz's best known women died on
Monday evening at her home IN Lin
coin avenue. Her az" was about I"
years She WAS the widow Of Alex
andrr / Hammond. n dry goods mcr.
chant of Cadiz. 81" held 4 prominent
place in |adiz. In Nh" church. social.
literary AMI musical life ~ RI" town
she was IA" last surviving member Of
her family. \ son. Percy hammond
dramatic critic or the New York TIL
bunc survives. Funeral S"rvic" was
held on Thursday afternoon with her
pastor. Rev. r. i. Lippiur"tt. Of Tia"
Presbyterian church. In charge.
John u. cunningham died at his home
in Boise. Idahn. His body was brought
Ia GadiZ for int"rm"nt In the cemetery
here Funeral S"rvicrS w"r" held from
The home oE his mother. Mrs. -. Gun
bingham. on Tuesday afternoon. Rev
K =. Liprinc"t had charge. \ widow
whose maiden nam" was Miss Mary
Wclch and 4 daughter. Miss Martha
CUNNINGHAM. survives. with n hr"th"r
Ralph Cunningham. of Pittsburgh and
two Sisters. Mrs John VI. sharon. Of
cadiz and Mrs T.. Van Ness Rawn. Of
Hupkiusvillc. Ky. Mr. cunningham was
National Bank Examiner in m" Boston
and rittShurgh districts for many years
He had prepared for III" law. his first
business PARTNER being tharcls G.
Dawes. when they were located In Lin
coin \th.
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to school after Il weeks absence due TO
illness
Mr. Ellis Grove. who is; employed at
Mingo spent Wednesday evening at MS
home on North Lincoln Avenue.
Miss Mary Bomcn spent Wednesday
as visitor at Bcllaire.
Mr. Russell Na!ley of Bcl!aire spent
Wednesday evening AT the home OF Mt.
and Mrs. ". NJ. White Of North Lincoln
avenue.
Mrs. Anna Schram OF Lincoln avenue
has returned to her home after spend
ing u few. days al me Rae nome al
Bushes SbUrg.
Misses Stella He'll and Helen Siddall
of Bcilairc spent Friday evening as the
guest OF Miss Riha White OF North
Lincoln Ave.
Friends Of Mr.. Nallcy are glad 10
hear that he Is improving at his home
In GAINESVILLE after serious Illness
Of few weeks. He IS we'll known by
many OF the older residents OF Shady
side.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Coss Of Shadysidc. passed away
at the Futhey home Monday morning
Mrs. Coss was formerly Miss Mary
Futhcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Rutiuge and little
son moved with the Methodist par
sonage Thursday.
Miss Martha Burcher. 4 teacher in the
local schoo! is spending the week end
at her home IN Bcallsville.
Miss Mary Craig. who Is q student
at the local High school is spending the
week end at her home in Bus!ncssburg.
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ST. MARYS

Nablin G. Martin Of Glcnridgc. y. D.,
&c hero. This week looking after his OIL
interests.
Mrs ,.has. Cornell Of Schultz. was
shopping here Thursday.
Mrs Geo. Ruttcncuttcr of Middle IS
land Creek. was shopping here Ihurs-
day.
oscar Goetgeluck Of Forrest City. was
here Wednesday transactinG business.
Mrs. j. 4. Young entertained the ME-
sion Circle Of the Baptist church u"
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. +. Ruttencutter and Mrs. H.
6 campbell were hos;"sScs ut the nome
Of the former on Wednesday afternoon
Tho Parkcrshurg Pre&bytcry will meet
I'm the St MaryS Presbyterian chu'c"
Monday and Tuesday Of next week.
.Ab and Floyd Carmichael were at MA
rict,a several days this week Fisit'ns
rho formers son. Flavc, who Is IN l"e
hospital there.
Fred Sauer Of Delong. was trahsac''"s
business here Wednesday.
John Smith of Sugar Creek. was
q business caller here Wednesday,
Tho banks were closed here Ihurs-
doy to observe Columbus Da!
The Pennshoro football team VIII
come here Saturday for a game with
the local high school.
DR.. C. T.. Grimm was called TO st9roh
Thursday to set broken bone Tor inc
little son Of MIR. and Mrs. James Gril-
fifth. who fell from a tree.
4 large delegation of Shriners ~en'
10 Marietta Thursday 10 attend a Shri-
ner's meeting
Allen Rinchar, is on the sick list THIS
week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. s. 1iutson arc nome
from Indiana where the former has he'h
engaged in i revival meeting. lheE
will leave soon for ParkersburE '''
another revival.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Van Valley spent
Sunday with the lattcr's' parents IN
Ravcnswood.
Mrs. Ella Stealey Of Marietta, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. +. Barro"
this week.
Mrs. Emma Oldfeld left Friday for
SebrinE. o., TO visit her son. waiter
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sloan OF Marietta
spcnt several days here the first OF the
week visiting relatives and friends
Miss Marie Gatrell of Chillicothe. w..
* the guest Of her parents. MI. anu
Mrs. Isaac Gatrell this week.
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Elijah beth. who We're shopping IN
Wheeling for a couple of days. returned
home "Wednesday evening.
\ "a. Allen. Il state trooper. IS mere
10 visit his mother, Mrs. Ida Allen. VINO
is confined to her home ~ illness,
Bell King. III" small daughter OF
County Farm Agent and Mrs. knE. IS
i'll Of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Paul S.ugl, and son. Zen. were n
Wheeling. Thursday. - meet l'r. EhS!''
who WAS returning from Chicago. where
he took Il postgraduate course.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher. of VIII
k.nshurg. Ia are the guests OF MS
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher.
Friendly Enemies, spccia! number OF
the High School l.yCeum course. VIII he
presented in the High School auditorium
October IS \ large attendance IS en-
peCtcd.
Mrs. J. r. Former. VIII" was The guest
Of her parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. O. w.
cocncld, or Proctor. has returned nome"
Mrs. Jennie Collins ana daughter
Miss Ada. Of Wick. left Thursday for
Newell 10 spend the winter with rcla-
tives.
County Superintendent or schools I.
r. Ingraham was business visitor IN
Sistrrsvillr Wednesday.
Mrs. John Maple and ~" children ar"
home from a several days visit with
relatives ia l'arkcrShurG.
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clutch ur the shaker screen an" "'u'S''
about the limbs. pr. lia!nrS rt 'N"'."'
attended him and he was brought |" ~.
home of his mother, his FANNY ''S'"'"h
In Lisbon. ,r,il,
\ large crowd attended the CAKE M'tN
given by the l'ythian sisters ~ '"' IN
OF l.. hall. "Wednesday evening.
Auitu Stewart in Tire Fighting Sh'P-
hordrss" Will hc the attraction AZ '"e
,;,.m. October H. \ FIRST Nht"''a''
, "NumadS Of the North coming S"''.
\ number from her" attended MAI''r
Fcrrv-Buffalo gam" II Martins -
last Saturday and III" Dil!on\a'c-.\"c'''
game at Adema. Friday ,..,. ..,,,,o
s l.. Morris plaSt"""r, Is dong S"'
work for Fred llaNlicck. OF p'''"h , ,t,
rho serifs of revival meetings WHY"
were held ~ the /. J.. Chur'h i'' '"o
mas, ten DAYS. closed Sunday evening
.'lifford Sccgar and mother "' Nm
crol civ, are visiting with George r''
rell and family ., -,
Miss Mabel Anderson has accepted i
rosiriru with The tIrn"El" steer "'''
ranv. of Miugo.
Walter NJ Hall has accepted l"H'.
,inn with the Peoples National h"iN W
,,LarIic case. of Ad"ua.. is 'I"rkinE :"
the ". y. Wall general store w
W I Urnd"rSh"l 1nd llrI'"ri n."n
gan were Iadiz business NiSl'"'S "''
Elmer Coulter - seriously III 1t ms
, no,,r southwest IL this place.
rnv Anthem, and family are ""E '"H
into IN, Lyle property.
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kind o enjoy rcpentin' regular an fTe-
qucnt.
rive knowed folks what KEEP mourn
in and mournin' for loved ones what
had died-lookin at Of pictures an
things like that jest Ia be harroWm
the feelin's SOS they cuuld cry some
mo- grief n fellor keeps green is moth
in bur Kill o. selfish pleasure.
And these folks what his CON
science that don't never let up is lik"
that: repentin gifts to be KIND o
morbid plcauSre.
IL don't believe in it, I'll stan TO
lest so much. an then | don't want
TO hear chccp out O my conscience.
Enough Is pleanty. Eve always
found it purity good plan 10 to-SlVe
myself without no delay. If III" LORD
can do that. the amt no sense III me
not doin' il.
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Folks Back Home J. H. strieDel

or late years there has developed
consistent propaganda against race
thta Ives among us. II Is il rae" tla'
lives apart and feels no effect OF the
melting pot
If this race devoted It's encgri"S 10
the drawing of water and hewing OF
wood there wOull be none TO hate or
maIfgn IT, But because it tackles more
profitable tasks and cOntriveS by IN
dustry and shrewdnCss to make HE
hurdcnsomc for competitors and earn
for itself the right to ride behind
twelve cylinders. those who envy are
full of malice and think something
should he done about it.
Nothing need be done about It. the
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SISTERSVIllE

80 ~,
SiSt"rtvi'!". oct. l"--,N''>. ',,.
haru amt her m"'h'E Nh - ,,'',.--
Will return ih'~ '>'"'hE ,'r"
burg, whcr" 'u"H "','h!'" '"' N'''''
sem6ly Of III" si"""NIH~. .r..
Miss Edaa Kenny. ~ ih' " -.
Bank ana IrH>. '"9'i'.''N' - 49,,
for a couple q: days ~ i''v"j~ IA INJECT
ing. w -,.o.
Mrs. w :. >"Ed,n and '',''' "'"."'r.'
Elizabeth Jane. i"i' IHN'S"': '' ~.
Ia, Wh'rc ih'N Nit' ''
and Mrs. T. {. stirling. . %,
Miss Ma" 'urran. ~ scranton d.
ait"r S'N''.u VIZ ,..,,,,,,,,.I
mother. Mrs. - l." CURTAIN "''S
home.
Mrs. Homer Dudley VIII i'"N' !"
for Spencer Tor a y'S't ~ " Kew "'''
Win MISS Jess ti%t" ,..,.,,.r
M' ''''' ,'''.'' VIM 80 \.w
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49, We
= c,,ilc- and family
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So, ,,'..,, ,..i,..,cd IN the va<torare OF
49,. H.,
,ri,s N.r,..,r,, an y Y ar,.~ -
hrirr visi, a. h.r hone here returned
Thrr,d,y 70 wheeling
MISS Folly t'3Sn. MANAGE va 49,
Western Union office. has returned :r"m
an extended visit With relatives IN
Rard>towr. ErutUcky.
James DC Marc" has C"r" :" H"t'a'.".
To join Mrs. l." Mar" and |hNd''N' VA"
arc SpCrdiuS a few days with relatives
in that city.
Mrs. ;. T.. save IS ~ N''''''''" ''
visit ~ week with ir''I">' .,,
Howard N"rN' "' ~, VI, ~
ruc$t ~ MS parents "'' 49,"
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on from Il" '"'' N'' -
cSt ~ 'nN cas- NJ. q p
MS -, .,.,,,. .,r.,i,.a =. .hs
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AT the tcrmlh"''o" "' III,
iectahIc InnCh WIS ~
weTe Mrs. i-'n"S1t. ,.i,,-,r,
Martin. herh"rt N'''%, -, r.,.,
Roy T. i'""S. 'H' ~ c, pn,.,r
tiSde Mooney N'e' -,
hepncr. req r''M, r;.hn.c-
Earl aoCh' VIII N'",.'S' ~ y, c.,
N'pert NeS.. ~ ~ ,;.,,, r.
son. t.ari M''''I' 'r,''' -. ,Io,,1
MlrShaI' ana MISS $50 49,, b,,,o.,