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Evening journal., 1922-11-03
DANCE AND PARTY
AT LOREW0OD GROVE

A masquerade party and dance
was held on Saturday evening at the
hall at Lorewood Grove. The guests
included many persons from the off
ferent cottages at the grove. Fol-
lowing the dance Refreshments were
served at the Maple Leaf Club house.
Decorations were in keeping with
the Halloween season-
Among the guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Van SAINT, Miss Corine
Van SAINT. Frank Van SAINT, VIM.
Beck and I. ]. Bullock of Lorewood
Grove.
Rainbow Lodge guests were the
Misses Grace Kohler. Grace Hofer.
Kathyrn Ritterson. OF Philadelphia,
Anna White. CLARA L. Smith. Mar
guerlte f. Feustel. Elizabeth II.
Feustel. Margaret ]. Wharry and
Mac A. Wharry.
No Hope Cottage guests were; Miss
Gertrude Solomon Miss Dollie Tay-
Tor. Miss rrma Eilegood Of Wash
ington, d. c., Andrew NOVEL;. Sidney
Grogan and John S. Grogan.
n. Bet Cottage guests; Mrs. Mae
Rohler, Miss May Kohlsr. Miss Han
nah Deiterly. Miss NJ. Greene. all OF
Philadelphia; Miss Irma Grub. OF
Kennett Square, Charles Cathcart.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. stradley. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. s. Bobbe, T. Taylor Maxwell.
Edward Maxwell and Harry Herbert.
Woodford Cottage guests; Miss
Jane Ford. Miss Katherine Toughey,
Russell Wood and Paul F. Lough-
erty.
The Manu- els gueste; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Manuel and Warren Manuel.
The Sohulty's guests: X. Walter
c. Little, Joseph Adams Cornelius
Bonk. Henry Everett, X. Sucker,
Joseph Schultz and John schulty.
Maple Leaf Club guests; Misses
Elva warrlck, Lillian Jowettt, Kath-
crime Fsgley. Mrs. Gillen. Mrs. Grace
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Rayne and daughter Esther. Mr.. and
Mrs. Plystock. Ralph Carpenter,
John Comfy. Joseph Sweeney. Chss.
Bratten. Jack Stoddart. Pierce Nick
erson, of Silverside. Amos Warrick,
Anthony Misdo. Willard Warrlck and
Robert Gilland.
The Shack guests: Willard L. Nc
Elwee, Crawford J. Mac Robert,
Arthur B. Feustel. James c. Mac
Samuel r. Wharry and
Ernest Mac Robert.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
JOLLY HALLOWEEN DANCE.

The Hallowe'en party given onWed-
nesday evening at thet Youngs Studio
was attended by a large crowd. In
the first novelty prize dance. Miss
Marie Turner was presented with a
Sheffield plate silver and glass salad
bowl. In the second prize dance,
Miss Edna Evans received a cut glass
water pitcher and william Baker re-
oeived a rose metal waste paper
basket Following the awarding OF
the prizes each of the couples gave
exhibition fox-trots in spot lights.
The traffic fox-trots and colored
spot dances were features OF the
evening. Young's Buds entertained
with exhibition dances. All the
guests were presented with paper
hats. paper plumes and other novel;
ties.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
20 YEARS In JAIL
FOR WOMAN KILLER

CLEVELAND. Nov. 3. Omitted
Press) Mrs. Mabel Champion, who
said she killed Thomas o'connell in
defense of her husband, was found
guilty OF manslaughter by a Jury
here and IS under sentence OF 20
years in the penitentiary.
She said she was justified in firing
the fatal shot. in a restaurant, dur
ing a fight between O'Connsll and
Ausley Champion, her husband. The
jury decided otherwise.
Champion disappeared when his
wife's trial opened and is being
sought on charges Of assault with
intent to kill.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
DIED

MoRRIsoN-In this city, on Novembs,
!. lstx, Caroline. wife OF William
Morrison. Relatives and friends are
her late residence, al North FRANK
In street on Saturday morning.
November Z. at ? o'clock. Solemn
rreaniem mass az 81. Paurs r. c.
At Riverview cemetery
LANE-ln Marcus eHook Pa. on No
vembsr !. 1929. EIizabeth ", wife
gam Relatives and friends i are
invited 70 attend the funeral from
James cohss, 81 CHESTNUT ST.. Mar Mar.
Ing, November 4. Requiem sy mass mSfa At
Holy SAVIOUR Church. Lnwood, Pa.
al 2 o'clock, lnterment at ST. Jo-
seph's Cemetery. on the Brandy
RYAN-1n this city, on November ?.
lsz2. Francis P husband of Frances
Edwards Ryan, IN his sist year.
Relatives. friends, members OF vii
Ellss, Young Mems Republican club
and State Highway Officers, are IN :
vited TO attend the funeral ser
vices, az his late residence. 21l7
November at 1 O'Clock Inter-
ment at olebs cemetery. New
MAGbfRB-on November 2. 1882, Caro-
line. widow OF James MsFuire, AIRED
II years. Relatives and friends are
invited 70 attend the funeral SER
vices. at her late residences, Mar
noon, November q q. at as0 fss o. COCK
lnterment at Lower Brandywlne
cemetery.
REDMoN-ln this CITY. on November !,
1892, Diizabsth II. Rcdmon, widow
OF the late George NJ Redmon, aged
rs years. Remains may be viewed
Friday evening. November 3. at the
residence OF her son in law, Orvilla
/. Dunn. 702 w. Twenty-slxth
street. from 70 O'Clock Funeral
services and interment In Marble
Presbyterian Church. Broomali. Pa.
Saturday.
o'coNNELIs-In this city. on Novem-
Der /. 1921 Lavinia s.. wife Of
Thomas O'Connen Services ut her
late residence. 1918 Delaware ave-
nue.. on Saturday morning Novem-
Der g. Further services at Sharp's
cemetery. Cecil county. Nd. at 100
o'clock. fnterment private. Please
omit flowers
oARES-In Delaware City, Del. on
November 2 1922. william Cakes
Relatives and friends are invited
20 attend ths funeral. on Monday
afternoon. November 8. at 2 o'clock.
Services at the house. Interment
at Delaware City cemetery.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
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Diamond State A. A. Al Fort Sunday


The Diamond State A A. clever
Is booked 70 open the season for For
DUPONT on Sunday at the Delaware
/ City reservation The fibre boys
are printing for the battle with the
Soldiers as the Fort Is reputed "a
have Its strongest gridiron repre-
sentativss in recent years, with sew
eral officers who played ct West
Point IN the lineup.
Coach Mike Fidanoe wants all
members OF the Diamond State squad
present for practice at Fourth and
Grant this evening at 100 O'Clock.
New plays and signals viii be thor
oughiy gone over and II 10 OF vital
importance that every player be fully
acquainted with them.
Diamond State will leave for the
Fort on Sunday afternoon from
Fourth and Union streets az 100
o'clock. All players and others
wishing 70 take the trip are request
ed TO keep the time and place of
leaving in mind.
st. Luke and Five Points.
81. Luke and Five Points two lead
ing representatives OF their class In
local football and apparently evenly
matched will clash on the Pointers
grldiron tomorrow afternoon. Final
workouts Will be held by both teams
tonight In preparation for the con-
test. 81. Luke players are request
ed TO report at Cool Springs Park
and Five Points players are ordered
10 be on at the usual place. prompt
~ at $50 o'clock.
Rules Meeting Tonight
Those interested in football woulde
do we'll to take advantage OF the I'm
vltatlon 10 be present at the rules
ssion meeting at the home or
Johnny Gersenberg. p South syca-
more street in the Union Gardens to-
night. All officials OF the Whining
ton Association. captains and coaches
OF the teams In the circuit, are
requested to be present.
Ward Chicks Practice
Seventh Ward OF the Wilmington
will put on the finishing
touches for tomorrow's big battle
with Parkside at final practices be-
fore the tilt tonight. Every mem-
Der OF the squad is ordered to re-
port at the club house. lT05 LIN
coin street at 1880 o'clock.
Il. Hedwig Engages Rockford
81 Hedwig will GET into action
again tomorrow afternoon opposed
10 the Rockford eleven at the Rock .
ford Tower. Rockford VIII hold itA
Anal practice tonight at the Tower
and all players are requested 20 be
on hand at o'clock.
Final Workout
Parkside will hold its Anal work
out in preparation for tomorrows
tussle with Seventh Ward in the
Wilmington Association tonight at
t<irkwood Park. Members OF the
SQUAD are requested to report at IT'S
o ciock.
Bulldogs I'm Workout.
The Defiance Bulldogs Will hold
their final practice tonight at the
Third and Adams street grounds.
Coach Charley Welsh requests the
entire squad 10 report at s O'Clock,
az the possibilities OF the style of
NAV ST. Mary win use tomorrow
will be discussed thoroughly. The
renth warders are looking for n |
rruelling struggle with their old
time rivals at Harlan Field, realiz- |
ng that the Saints are always att
their best when they face Defiance.
Give Lincoln Bearcats Chance.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
NEEnIEMoRK GUILD.

The annual meeting OF the VII
mington Branch OF the Needlework
Guild OF America. was held yester-
day afternoon IN Friends Meeting
House, Tenth and Harrison streets.
Reports showed that s37o garments
were contributed during the year.
which was an increase OF 500 gar
ments donated last year. These
garments are being distributed from
time 10 time among twsnty-four
welfare and charitable institutions
In Wilmington.
A feature OF the session was an
address by Miss Wood, superinten-
dent Of the Visiting Nurses Asso-
citation. Miss Wood described the
manner in which the association
promotes its activities.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. W. II. Fem. Jr., president.
About 1875 persons attended.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03

The lincoln Bearcats claim q VIC
tory by the forfeit route over tbs
Five Points Mldgets on account OF
the non-sppesrance OF the latter for
scheduled contest. The Beercats
have been finding Il difficult in Sc
curing games and are anxious 70
hear from any 11O-pound teams in
the city. Manager Albert Floren-
tho can be reached at 4o5 Lincoln
street, phone ss3s-W after O'Clock.
Penn A. O. Wants Games.
The Penn A. c. would like TO hear
from any second-class team IN the
city for a game tomorrow afternoon.
Manager Hairsine can be reached on
phone 4526-w.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
G0LDEY FOLK AT
HALLOWEEN DANCE

Students and members OF the
Commercial Club OF Goidey College
gave q Halloween dance last even
ing IN Gilbert Studio. Dancing
was enjoyed. This proceeds
OF the affair will be given 20
the athletic association OF the col
lege. Music for the evening was
furnished by Paul Kern's orchestra.
Exhibition dances were given by
Miss Peggy Pierce.
Miss Audrey Winder was general
chairman OF the dance and was as
sisted by the following committee:
Miss Castillo Turner. Miss Gertrude
Keithley. J. A. Mcdonald. Edward
l. Richards. Samuel @. Galloway
land William Young.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
ToMoRRow's LOCAL GAMES

Wilmington Association
Defiance VS.. St. Mary Harlan
Field.
Seventh Ward VS.. Parkside.
Fourth and Church.
Scholastic Games
Downingtown vs.. Wilmington
High. Baynard Stadium.
Phila. West Catholic W.
salosianum. Harlan Field, (f.8o).
other Games
Diamond State A. A va Ninth
Ward. 18th and C1aymonn-
St Hedwig vs.. Rockford,
Rockford Tower.
st. Luke vs.. Five Points, Five
Points.
st. Hetlwig Midxets Va. Cubs.
Military Grounds.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
CONCORD CHANGERS
WITH BRANDYWINE

About 100 members OF Concord
Grange. OF Concordvills. Pa. were
guests OF West Brandywlne Grange.
OF Talleyville last evening. The
visitors were accompanied by their
master. Darlington Hepburn. who
spoke OF the accomplishments OF
Concord Grange. especially men,
tioning the successful organization
OF the Tri-6tste MIX Dealers As
ISOLATION.
The visitors provided the talent
for an elaborate program which
was presented following the short
business session OF Talleyville
Grange. The program was a piano
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
REPORT NEIGHBoRHooD
PARTIES

Reports from the recent Hal
'lowe'en carnival were made by Miss
Edith Adams at the meeting of the
Tatnall Neighborhood Association at
the home of Mrs. George Mellon,
22s3 Tatnall street, last night. Mem
bers who were awarded prizes at
the inter-nelghborhood Halloween
party were congratulated. Seven
members Of the association won In
dividual prizes and the association
as a whole was awarded several
nrizes.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
EXPENDITURES OF
DEL. CANDIDATES

Statements OF campaign expenses
filed by Senatorial md COMPRESSION
al candidates were made public at
Washington yesterday. They show
expenditures 10 date by Senator T. G.
dupont OF s2256; by Thomas F. Bay
ard OF 1922. and expenses OF Con-
gresham Caleb r. Layton to date OF
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
DUPONT SCHOOL DANCE.

The DUPONT High School Alumni
will hold a dance at Gilbert Studio
on Thursday evening. November g.
The members OF the COMMITTEES are:
James Riley. chairman: Sarah
Howett. Ethel Jones. Eugene Mar
Tin. Violet Beatty and William
Nfonigle.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
CoNCERT AYR sr. JoHNls

The second OF the series OF special
musical services at st. Johns Church,
Twenty-first and Market streets. will
be given on the evening OF November
IL. The cantata. The Harvest Ia
Ripe" by P. A. Sohnecker. will be
sung by the full choir OF 35 men and
boys under the direction OF George
Henry Day The soloists will be
Master Willard Hall and Master
warl Evans. sopranos; Willis Guyer.
tenor and Thomas A. Johnson, bari
tone.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SOCIAL EVENING COMPANY.

The Misses Mary and Katherine
Toomsy entertained a number OF
friends at their home near Green
VILE on Tuesday evening. Dancing
and games were the features. Music
was furnished by Patrick Kennedy
on the ACCORDION, and G. Craig on
aha haRnineA
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
NO SHOW HOME CRAFTs.

Following the monthly meeting OF
the New Century Club next Wednes-
day afternoon. there will be an ex-
hibtion OF home crafts under the
suspioes OF the Home Economies
Committee. II will include hand
Draft from various local settlements
from the southern mountain schools.
from members OF the clubs and from
the college settlement in Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
HALLOWEEN DANCE

a delightful masquerade dance
WAS given last evening by the class
of Mrs. W. x. Simmons in Pythian
Castle. The hall was decorated in
orange and black streamers. colored
lanterns and corn stalks.
Music for the evening was fur
nshed by Kimmey's orchestra. Sou
venirs. consisting OF baby dolls.
whistles and bells were distributed
nc all guests. Tomorrow evening
Mrs Simmons will stage a similar
dance which will be open to the pub
lie.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
Largest Paid Circulation

solo by Miss Buelah Pnninetoui
vocal duet by Miss Parry and Cor
nell Faucet; address by Joseph
Paschall on Farmers Co-opsra-
ton" A male quartet. followed by
six women visitors in the playiet,
entitled "A Perfect Day"
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
=. V. ANDERSON rs TOXIC

Edmund V. Anderson. son OF the
REV J. +. Anderson. 2122 GILES
street. who was sent to Japan to take
ioharge OF the foreign department OF
the Safe Cabinet Company, OF Mari
eta. Ohio. has arrived safely at
Toxic. according 20 letters received
by his parents
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
A. o.u. w. MASQUERADE DANCE

wilmington Lodge. A. o. U. W..
gave a box social and dance last
night. Music was furnished by Hav-
erback's orchestra.
The lodge will give a masquerade
dance next Tuesday night Prizes
will be awarded 10 the wearers OF
the best costumes.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
BABY IN voss FAMILY.

DR.. and Mrs. Norwood W. Voss.
2227 Market street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
daughter. born last evening Mt the
Delaware Hospital. Mother and
baby are doing well.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
RELLEFoNTE PARTY.

Tn birthday party OF the Belle
fonte NJ. e. Church will be held in
the church tonight and not Sunday
evening as was announced. A pleas
ing program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
In memoriam

In loving remembrance OF a dear son
ana brother. Charles d. Mcvsy, who
died November 3. 1918:
softly at night. the stars are cleaning.
Upon lonely grave,
Where sleeping without Dreaming.
Is one We loved but could not cave.
This world may change from year 20
year,
Our friends from day to day,
But never shall the one we love.
From memory fade away,
Sadly missed by
Mother, Sister, Brothsr.f
Evening journal., 1922-11-03

SCOTT MISSIONARY MEETING.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society OF Scott NJ. f. Church will
meet this evening in the church
pariors. Seventh and Spruce streets.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-02-10

married. The children were all pres
ent and with her during her illness
also her sister, Mrs. Sumpter Of
Atoka.
Rev. Hotchkin of Durant preach.
ed her funeral at the home Satur-
day at IL o'clock, after which the
remains were taken to the Turnbull
grave yard where they had another
service.
She is decendent of the old dis
tinguished Turnbull family. We
wish to extend to all the bereaved
ones our sympathy and join them to
God who gives and God who takes
away and to say to those that die in
the Lord as she did, blessed are
they that die in the Lord for on such
shall the second death home no part
We say silently sleep, loved one
today never to weep, never to stray
safe with the Lord ever to be Life
thy reward, happy and free.
Silently, sleep, toiling is DER; Jesus
will keep thee ever more.
o. thou art blcst free from all woes,
safe on his brest gently reposc.
a Friend
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vited to come and bring some one
with them.
Mrs. 7. d. Pesrce who has been
sick for some time is not improv-
ing very fast.
Miss Bonnie Pierce from Robinson
is visiting Neoma Pearce this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oma Cummings
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Smith near Hatcher.
NJ. B. Smith and family from Rob
inson spent Sunday evening with Mr..
j. A. Browning and family.
s. j. johnson and family from,
Marlow. Okla, is visiting Mr.. S. Mil
Ter this week.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. j. A
Browning is ON the sick list this
week.
Bill Scott from Buffalo visited his
hrnther-in-law l.. A. Hamilton and
family Sunday.
Miss Rossie Mitchell spent the
weekend with home folks at Bokchi.
| to.
Banty came over Friday and play
ed three games of bali two game,
of basket ball and one of base bal
and Banty was defeated.
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at W. f. Dodson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Moffatt. vim
tied their daughter, Mrs. r. Z. Mes-
an at Buffalo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell are EaIs
proud parents of a baby boy sirxcG
last Saturday.
The young folks enjoyed a party
at Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dodson's lanR
Wednesday night.
B. E. and Richard Prayter frcaE
Matoy visited their brother, J. A
Praytor Sunday.
Abner Babb from Bennington speIIs
Friday night at G. f. Moffatt's-
Bro. Robert Hoover preached a
Timber Hill Sunday and SuuGgY
night. He will preach for us ns.xs
third Sunday
Misses Madge, Daphnia, King, Via-
lc.a and Fila Mae Rich visited Misses,
Madge and lvor Adams sunday.
Mr. McGowen and son, Joe, Mr.
John Carter and John Gordon hAd
business at Old Academy SundayA
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ITEMS FROM CADDO

Mrs. Elmer Maddox visited rela.
tives and friends in Caddo Friday.
Mr., Anderson was a Durant visitor
last Saturday.
Miss Turk spent last week end
with relatives at Milbulm.
The home of T. o. Cappedge was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday
Very few household goods were
saved
Mrs. Owen of Denison visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Booker, here
last week
Mrs. Lynch was Durant visitor
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Haigh spent
the weekend with relatives in Du-
rant.
Miss Jeffie Collier spent last Sun
day with relatives in Durant.
Miss Jaunita Rogers who teaches
at Platter spent the week end with
homcfolks.
Mrs. Ed Brown has reformed from
Chicago whore She visited relatives
Miss Marion Naylor spent the
weekend with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuschke have re-
turned from Morris, Oklahoma.
Mr. !. W. Smith has returned to
Mcxia, Texas to look after business
Sunday night, Rev. Rylant deliver
ed fine lecture on Catholicism.
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ALBANY ITEMS

There was large crowd at the
Albany Baptist Church Sunday.
Brother Barns preached Saturday
night and Sunday.
There was singing at the Bap-
tist church Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
The Baptist Sunday School is inn
proving rapidly. Mr.. Clack attend
cd Sunday.
Wade and Albany played basket
ball Friday afternoon. The game was
in favor of Albany.
Mrs McGee is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Lee of Wade
,pent the evening Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Lon Brewer.
Miss Myrtle Isbell of Durant spent
the weekend with father and mother
Miss Jewell Cain visited home
iolks this weekend.
Miss Bernice Potts visited home
Sunday.
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ITEMS FROM UTICA

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Beal were in
Albany Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McCandless
,.f, for their home in Dallas Wednes-
sa,. oftrr a short visit with their
parents here.
u;.. Ada Patterson is spending a
fow days with Mrs. c. H. Askins'
TIE l,ica basket ball team had a
match game with Roberta here Tues
1,y night The scores were .lS to
% .o favor of Utica,
Mr.. \. j. Farrell is spending a
f.. day in Calera'
" u. McGowan and Henry Van
var, motorcd to Durant Friday.
Tr. second basket ball team play
o. Pay Friday, the scores were l5
:. Al in favor of Utica
Mis-. Maggie Dagley and Mr.. Bill
Watson motored to Durant Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Zinnecker spent the
wqek.cnd with home folks.
". Z. Ludwich had the misfor-
tune Of getting one of his large
morse, drowned Saturday by slipping
off of a bridge. Came near drown
;np both horses before he could get
the harness cut loose from them.
C. f. Thornley, and E. o. White
made quite an Interesting talk Fri
day night in the interest Of the F. l..
L. A.
Bill Watson, Miss Maggie Dagley
and Mrs. D. c. McCalib motored to
Albany Sunday evening to witness
a match basket ball game between
Albany and Utica. The scores were
IL to 81 in favor of Utica.
A. A. Ellis and wife spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Dillingham;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethel Conditt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Had
dock
Miss Leota O'Donley and Chock
Rackley visited Misses Bessie and
Jessie Bryant Wednesday night
Bessie Brylant and Edith Carroll
spent Tuesday night with Flora and
Gladys Fry,
Miss Ora Ashford was in Albany
Wednesday night.
Freeman Fry and Ruby Bellamy
are visiting Mr.. Fry's.
There is to be a pie supper here
Saturday night and free concert
BY the Cypress band, and a match
basket ball game between Roberta
and Albany after the pie supper,
Everybody invited.
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FROM FRENZY CHAPEL

Sunday School was well attended
Sunday morning.
A r, Wood spent Sunday with
II. +. Nixon.
Miss Bessie Reeves spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Cecil Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Nixon spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Browning near Pritchard.
Pearl Mitchell, Ada Ingram and
Lois Wood visited Marie Nixon Sun
day
Pearl Mitchell spent Sunday night
with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Wood.
Jno. Woods school was out at
Jackson last Friday. He is home
now for a while.
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FROM PRITCHARD

The rain that fell Sunday night
and Monday morning delayed the far
mers from sowing oats.
The B. Y. p. U. was organized
Thursday night. Every body is in