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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

JENhs
Mr. and Mrs r. l.. Whitaker have re-.
turned from few days visit to rela-
tives at Mulberry, Ark.
Fred Hart. former Jenks resident,
was here from Sapulpa last week looking
after buslness matters and renewing Old
Miss Jaunita Price spent last week a;
Bristow attending the fair and Visiting
Miss Martha spelrs Of Independence.
Kan. has returned home after fort
nights visit In the homes Of her brothers.
Messrs. A. j., william and George Spcirs
Lloyd Gates has returned 90 Norman
10 resume his studies In Oklahoma uni.
versity, where hs expects to complete hla
law course this term.
The members OF the senior class spen,
an enjoyable evening last Friday at the
picnic grounds across the river with a
watermelon feast ee tho feature OF tho
occasion. Miss zinder. sponsor for this
class, ohsperoned the party
Mr. ana Mrs. n. D. Hamilton spent last
week tho guests OF Kiefsr relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Cap Wurth OF skiatooi,
were over-sunday guests in the home OF
A. NJ. Engel.
A "tacky party" II the form OF amuse.
ment chosen by the ladies OF the NJ E.
Aid society for an evening OF pleasure
offered the general public on Thursday
evening. october g. Prizes will be awarded
for costumes. ana fines imposed on guests
who are not appropriately dressed.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Graham have re.
n
through Oklahoins, Kansas ami Missouri
spending several days ut the famous 10i
ranoh while touring that part OF Okla.
hOmB.
News was received by jerks friends
Saturday OF tho death In a hospital at
HartleHvilie OF Mrs. Fred Brumley, a for.
mer resident OF this city.
The organization Of the senior class Of
the Jenks high school resulted In tho
selection Of Miss Leah zinder for class
sponsor: Marshall Hamilton, president.
Louis Neal vice presldenti Herbert Snow,
secretary-treasurer. Tho class this year
has an enrolment Of %.
At the fourth quarterly conference OF
the NJ E. church conducted by District
Superintendent q. II. Morris last week the
information was disclosed that the Jehks
ladies' aid society forged into the second
place for money raised during the con.
ference year Just closing, being exceeded
only BY the ladies Of the Muskoges ala
The show senson was opened last sat.
urday evening by n home talent produc.
tlor Of The Fifteenth Of January by
the Jenks dramatic club. the Offering be
Musical numbers Of Miss Lucille Parker
the girls sextet ana the home town band
were special features.
Mrs. J. W. Price hhs returned from
Little Rock. Ark, where she was called
by the serious Illness OF her sister.
Alya Roe Is making an extended visit
TO points in ohio.
At the annual election Of officers OF
the Epworth league Sunday evening the
following selec,ionS were made; MiFr
DGrah EnHcl, president, Miss Virginia
.Iarr, vice president; Miss Reba sower
wine. second vice president; Miss Alpha
Paisley. third vice president; Miss MARY
Ebgel, fourth vice president; Edison
Crabtree. secretary. and Miss Bertha All
ton. treasurer.
Little Miss Mary Catherine Brown was
the houores OF delightful juvenile party
Tuesdsy evening given by her mother on
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MOUNDS.
James Scott OF sapulpa was Mounds
Miss Ina walker spent the day sstur.
day shopping m Tulsa.
u:bss. Joe iTFgesaT 9I!,,sg soSG,v oi s'PO'P. ""
Frank Tarpley OF Nuysks visited
IN Mounds sunday.
panied by their sons. Wayne and Hilly
motnrtd TO Oklahoma City Saturday to
attend the state fair.
Mrs. J. a. WaEEoner and Mr.. and Mrs
" II. Tyler motofed TO sspulps Monday
Mrs charles Sanders i- leaving soon
Tor California whore she expects 10 spend
the winter with her sister.
Mfr. and Mrs, J. X, korndorfer returned
70 New Mexico and Colorado. They eS.
pect 10 leave IN tho near future for
Hone. Ark. where they have land inter
est,
Mrs SID smith and children arc spend
ing the week Waiting friends In Tulse. i.
Miss Addie Ricd spcnt the weekend
with homo folks at Kelyvlrc.
Miss Edua Mckeivey was Muskogee
Visitor over the weekend
Mrs. IA q. Michener accompanied by
Mrs. Ethel Eschelmen and Leone Niche
ner returned home sunday evening from
Oklahoma city whore they had been at.
tending tho state fair.
Mr.. and Mira charles Dixon soeom-
Oklahoma city Wednesday TO attend the
fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph walker and
daughter Marguerite, MIR. ana Mrs r. ~.
tuck, J. A. WaFgorer. and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ V. McAtee went to Oklahoma city
Wednesday TO sponl a few days at the
state fair.
Mrs 10 wills ana daughter Thelma
~ Antlera, okla. arrived Thursday for
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs William Bruce Of pAden,
Okla. have returned home after q visit
with friends In Mounds
Miss Lucille Wickhiger and Addie
Wolyorton were sapulpe visitors Thurs.
day evening.
The Mounds chapter Of tho Eastern
Star held their regular meeting Friday
evening when new members were Until
ated Several members Of th Hixby
chapter were visitors
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New Methodof
Reducing Fat

news item from abroad Informs us
"n't the American method Of producing n
sum trim figure is meeting with sstonlsh-
l"s success This system. which has made
sDoh wonderful impression over there,
must be the Marmola Prescription Tablet
method OF reducing fat. 1t is safe TO say
mat we have nothing better for this pur.
1ose IN this country. Anything that will
reaaee the excess flesh steadily and easily
n, LOU LOU injury TO the stomach. the causing
Is "IlhAles' the help OF exercising or diet
"h or interference with ones meals ia a
ci.f1iniy important and useful addition 10
,c,,.S's,ohs Lecessitles. Just such n cata-
/. nHIe OF good results follow the use OF
lIi,,iss ileaSant, harmless and economical
= tib'auo l"l reducers. We say economic cal
Sse Marmola Prescription Tablets
Ma, IN accordance with the famous
,mu 'hoh ,,, Preseription) can be obtained OF
NJ ulustlst the world over or from the
p''uu'a company, i6l2 woodward Ave.
ia AZ Mlohr for one dollar n case. which
inc ,bo'.utaiy economical price, consider
tG he number Of tablets each case con
na, 4h'y are harmless ss---Advertisenent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
STATE SOCIETY

the occasion Of the third anniversary Of
her daughter's birth, large company
OF small children shared the pleasures Of
the afternoon.
The newest social organization In Jenks
is a. club composed Of ~ hiEh school
boys organized last week under the name
Of "Mldnite Slumhers" with providing
hmuHenrnts during the present school
year a. ita object The charter members
are Messrs, Charles pwelly, Ryan He'll.
Eugene Mnrchman, Marshall Hamilton,
Norman Throne, pnn CFywood ieHoy
cotton. Louis McNeal, Neal Whitaker.
Roy Philips, Lee ishmacl Harry Lee
gish and Hubert Leaf
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Club Announcements A

With october /. wnen all club or
ganizations are beginning activities,
II Is found worth while to remind
club secretaries again to report or
ganization meetings to club editor
OF The World Immediately to insure
publication. These club events can.
not be held over for Sundays paper.
All club and music announcements
for Sundays calendar are TO reach
this office not later than Thursday
to insure publication. with this ar
rangement, II is thought there can
be perfect cooperation.
The Child's Study club will hold
Its first fall meeting on Monday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock at the library
ST. Ursula guild OF Trinity Episco-
pal church vii meet at the church
on Monday afternoon.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r. Oak who
have been away for the past three
weeks, returned home this week.
They visited Chicago and spent the
latter part of their stay with Mrs
oaks sister. Mrs. +. S. Parkhurst
and Mr.. Parkhurst at their summer
home IN the mountains Just out OF
Olean, N. Y.
Mrs. Edison G. Oak is still with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Nc
Ewing at Wellsville, N. Y, and Will
not return to Tulsa until the middle
OF October.
Mrs. Robert Z. Brewer and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Brewer,
are returning Saturday from Kan
sas Cily where they have spent the
week. Miss Brewer leaves shortly
for Atlanta, Ca, where she will
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C.. Hays have
returned from Missouri where they
spent the summer, having a sum
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Society
ciuss---Musio--woman's Work.

will be Mrs. Liiah u. Lindsey, presi.
dent, and Mrs. Baker.
Sacred Heart Altar society will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Robert
McFall, l243 n. Cheyenne avenue.
The boani OF managers for the
Tulsa Day Nursery will meet Thurs
day, October s.
The Athena Delphian society will
meet Thursday evening, October 5,
at 1890 at the Y. w. G. a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. McFar-
lin are returning TO Tulsa on Mon.
day after n heightened stay In Hal
timore, Md, where Mr.. McFarlln
has been undergoing treatmen. q;
Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

Mrs. II. r. Hendricks OF Fort
Worth, Texas, IL n visitor in the
home of her sister, Mrs. Earle l..
Harwell and Mr.. Iiafwell.
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The Theta Beta Phi sorority en-
tertalncd Saturday evening In honor
OF the rushces at the University OF
Tulsa by giving a swimming party
ut the university pool, after which
a light supper was served In a room
arranged 10 resemble bathing
beach. Small parasols In the soroi-
ty colors. crimson and gold, were
given as favors. Rushees invited
were Misses Colleen Baxter, Mar
garet Kerr, Helen Waggoner, Doro-
thy Marquis. Klyde Lundy, Ruth
Blakely, Marjorie Carnahan, Lucille
Deems. Clintice Pharris, Claire
Kiskaddon, Mary Hayden. Esta
pyeatt. Virginia Pischeny, Virginia
Berlin, Anna Case, Dorothy Croft.
The next entertainment in the Sc
ries Of rushing events will be given
on the evening OF october 6.
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Rev. Ralph Pomeroy Crum has
returned from an extended visit
through Canada, having spent the
latter part OF his stay In Portland.
ore, where he attended the naticn.
nj convention held there by tho
Episcopal church.
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=. The membership committee of the
i. W. c. A., Mrs. Ray Wade chair
man. VIII meet Friday morning at
the y. W. c. a. at 10 O'Clock,
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The Patriotic society will hold It's
,Irst resular fall meeting Wednes-
hsay afternoon at 2:O o'clock at the
nome OF Mrs. Ella Baker, 1909 s.
hNeston. a program OF a patriotic
halure VIII be giVen. The hnstesaea
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mer cottage on the James river at
one OF the attractive spots.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Delaney left
recently for Caspar, Wyo., where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. McFar-
lin are returning to Tulsa on Mon
day after n heightened stay In Bai-
timore, Md, where Mr.. McFarlin
has been undergoing treatment q:
Johns Hopkins hospital.
Mrs. II. r. Hendricks OF Fort
Worth, Texas. IL n visitor in tho
home of her sister, Mrs Earle T.
Harwell and Mr.. Iiafwell
Rev. Ralph Pomeroy Crum has
returned from an extended visit
through Canada, having spent the
latter part OF his stay In Portland,
ore, where he attended the natica.
nj convention held there by the
Episcopal church.
Mesdames y. C. Littlefield and c.
G. Johnstone of Kansas city who
have been visitors In the home of
their sister. Mrs. II. ". Howard and
Mr.. Howard on South Owasso ave-
nue., are returning home on Sunday.
Miss Janice Reiney student nt
the oklahoma university is at home
over Sunday with her parents. Miss
Reiney is pledged to the Tri Delta
sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s.. Price, Miss
Ruth Price and Mr.. Summers Baker
ere leaving the first OF the week
for Muskogee where they will at
tend the state fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Peters
will arrive about october from an
all summers stay abroad.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Raymond Burtiick
have returned from two months
visit TO New York city and Atlantic
coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Flanagan are
at homo again after spending three
months at Long Beach, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Warren OF
144 East Seventeenth place have as
their guests over Sunday. Misses
Mitchell Harrison and Elizabeth
Partley OF Nashville. Tenn, who are
en- route to Okmulgee where they
Will spend the winter.
Mrs. Ralph Hawkins II visiting
relatives in oklahoma City and will
return THE first of tho week.
Dr. Harry d. Murdoch will return
Sunday from Broadhead. Wis,
where he was called by the death of
HIS father several days ago. He will
be accompanied home by his moth
er. Mrs. John Murdoch and DR.. John
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Parties

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
ana Mrs II. J. Mugge, Mi. and Mrs.
Rosa owen, Mrs. George Pyle and
Nfrs walter Pyle, out-ot-town
guests; Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Mahler.
Nr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs Max Wehnert. Mr.. Troy Camp
hsu Miss Claflln Bryan, Mrs Ma
bel Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. M. w, Cor
solyo Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thomp-
son. MIR. and Mrs. otto E' ConsolVo
and Mrs. A. E, Aggas and daughter
Mise Dorothy.
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DR.. Harry d. Murdoch will return
Sunday from Broadhead, Wis,
where he was called by the death of
his father several days ago He will
be accompanied home by his moth
er. Mrs. John Murdoch and DR.. John
l.. Fleek,
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Nanbers OF the Alpha Gamma
s,roritv OF the University OF Tulsa
entertained Saturday afternoon In
tho home OF Miss Mildred Winter
r.pcer s44 North Denver avenue.
,,itb a girls dinner dansante. A but
,rrfly and balloon idea was carried
out i'm decorative scheme. Menus
and MACE cards bore the imprint OF
MS motif In gay colorlng and gar
deu flowers In all the vivid tints
made florally lovely the entertain
ing suite. Little Miss Margaret
kathryn Walsh, the small daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Walsh,
} danced butterfly dance, and her
dancing frock was in the colors of
the sorority, orange and black. An
other service Of this little girl was
To pass the favors. Jane Hall danced
n FREELY dance, which altogether
was very lowell. This party was In
honor OF the rushees OF this sorority
who were present, and they were
Misses Helen McNabb, Alvina
pIecheny, Marjorie Carnahan, Patty
johnson, Jeanette German. Mary
mat. Margaret Kerr, Ruth Gordon,
Ruth Blakely, Virginia Hall. Lucille
Deems Anna Case. Lorraine Trout
man. Helen Wagner. Coline Baxter,
Ruth Chase, Dorothy Harrington,
barbara Harrington, Nina Lytle,
Louise sherman, Alice Jane Dye.
Dorothy Croft, Pauline Summer
Vile. Lucille Chapple. Clintis Farrls.
Gwcndolyn Booth, Florence Moehr-
lenbrock. Idress Cash. The next OF
y1he rushee parties will be n card
party held In the home OF Mrs. NJ.
O. Mason, 1924 North Cheyenne
avenue,
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Mrs. Ralph Hawkins II visiting
relatives In Oklahoma City and will
return THE first of tho week.
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The opening meeting OF the ECU
menic club will be held Wednesday
at the library with Mrs. j. ]. Conry
as leader. The subject will be Colon
England Group.
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mer cottage on the James river at
one OF the attractive spots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Delaney left
recently for Caspar. Wyo,, where
they will reside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

Officers and guards Of the wom-
ans Benefit association OF the Mac
cabees VIII meet Tuesday morning
Tor practice. There viii be class
Initiated in the afternoon. The re.
cent benefit card party given at the
Elks club was a success. There were
IS tables.
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Clubs

Members o, Tulsa chapter OsHer
Eastern Star, No. 1873. will entertain
with handkerchief shower for
their worthy matron Mrs. Nellie T..
Green. on Wednesday evening. Octo-
Der in Masonic haill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Warren OF
144 East Seventeenth place have as
their guests over Sunday, Misses
Mitchell Harrison and Elizabeth
Partley OF Nashville. Tenn, who are
en- route TO Okmulgee where they
Will spend the winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

Mesdames ". C. Littlefield and C.
G. Johnstone of Kansas city who
have been visitors in the home of
their sister. Mrs. u. u. Howard and
Mr.. Howard on South Owasso ave-
nue., are returning home on Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Flanagan are
at homo again after spending three
months at Long Beach, Cal.
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chased a Ford truck.
Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Eizzell have
been enjoying a visit from his sister
Mrs Wyman of Augusta.
Miss Clara Downs who has a posi-
ton in Portland came last Thursday
for a few days stay with her sister
Mrs. Frank Kelley returning to her
work Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly are
both in very poor health. Miss Mabel
Viles is caring for them at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon and lit
tie daughter of Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Bacon and son from the Lakes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bacon, Jr., OF
Norridgewock were at the home of
their parents in South Mercer Sunday
where they were met by other mem
bers of the family who live nearer.
The gathering numbered nineteen and
was very pleasant occasion.
Everett Rowe of Norridgewock and
Ansel Nickerson and family took an
automobile trip to The Line House last
Sunday
Harold Stockford who has been at
work in Norridgewock for some time
is again In town.
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Walter Scribner and Charles Dyer
returned Sunday from a few DAYS IN
the Sefibner camp
Mrs Grin Taylor has opened up her
lhome on Blanchard avenue for the win
ter, Clyde Vaughn and wife Will
live with her.
b. e. Blanchard has finished driY-
ing the Express and Mail auto truck
for Henry Sylvester.
Amos Johnson spent Sunday at his
home in North New Portland,
Look out for wedding bells.
Mrs. Clinton Meader and son Wallace
were recent guests of her sister, Mr.
George Bnker at Eusts
Mrs. B. +. Blanchard was a recent
visitor in Pennington. called there
by the Illness of her cousin. Mrs. Hen
ry TiteomB.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Lisherness were
recent visitors at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Lisherness
at South Strong.
Mrs. Cecil Quint of Lewiston WIS
in town lately visiting friends and
relatives.
Fred S. Tague, clerk at the New
Adams House in Lewiston. spent sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tague.
Mrs. Erma Porter has returned To
her home in Kingfeld.
Miss Edith McGuerney who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Bass
has returned to Massachusetts.
Miss Gray of Jonesport is the guest
of her sister, Mrs J. H. Moulton
ID. F. Reed of Lisbon was recent
guest of relatives in town.
f. B. Darrell and wife took in the
Topsham fair last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bass and daughter
Louise have returned from a trip
down river.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

booth for fancy articles, Mrs. Clara
Moody, Mrs. Katherine Mason. Mrs
Edna Burrill, Mrs Augusta Packard.
red booth for toys. Mrs. Gladys Nell
son. Mrs. Addie Williams, Mrs. Bessie
Jewell, Miss Harriet Fowler; grab
bag, Mrs. Ethel Groves, Mrs. Rose
Jewell, Mrs. Katherine Williams:
quilt, Mrs Louise Nelson, Mrs. Bertha
Furber, Mrs. Gertrude Mason, Mrs.
Edith Tibbetts; hand painted dish.
Mrs. Gertrude Fitzgerald; entertain
ment committee, Mrs. Ola Maxfield,
Mrs. Merle Harris, Mrs. Ruth Drawn
The pie sociable that was held We'd
nesday evening under the auspices of
the club Notwithstanding the very bad
storm was well attended and little
over 500 realized from the sale of the
pies Coffee was served. Those in
charge were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson.
Mrs. II. e. Harrington and Miss
Betsey Davis are critically i'll at this
writing.
Miss Nellie Tbbetts, a student at
Shaw's Business College, Augusta,
was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Tibbetts of Fairfield Cen
ter was in town Sunday and Monday
called here by the illness Of her aunt
Miss Betsey Davis.
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Burns DIST N0RRDGEwork

Dennis Beauchard has creN IL
men digging potatoes on his uHHsH
farm He reports a fair yield
Joe Holden has purchased f8f1
truck.
A. w. Parsons finished digging Hs=
tatoes and altho the yield 81 1T
large, the quality is excellent
Forest Farley was through hers re-
Gently buying cattle.
People coming thru this district
hunting are requested 10 Use dIs0fe-
ton and judgment before firing q em
The game is very scarce bHI the
school children pass to and from
school nearly all the way through the
woods They frequently piay IN the
bushes a careless hunter afing Al
the first movement of the bushes ia
very likely 10 mistake 90 child for
game and take a lie uo NOT forget
this when coming this way auf We
strongly advise You to ro ln some
direction further from "a school
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RIDGE ROAD FAIRFIELD
(DEFERREDD

Miss Edith Alley. teacher III tbs
public schools Of Fairfield. ~as week
end guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs A = Gaoa-
Win.
Mrs. Kate b. Ellis VIZ iu stafks
Wednesday, evening 10 attend "a Grange
meeting
Mrs Martha Chase Of Benton Fails
has been a guest Of Mr. Chester
Emery.
Mrs. D. w. Ellis was a Sunday CUES.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs =
Moore.
L. p. Howe has been spending sef
eral days with his son. s T. Hove ~
Fairfield Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby JOY, Mr. and Nrs
Merlin JOY, attended the EYangel
tie meeting at Fairfield Center SUNDAY
afternoon.
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HINokIEY

Mr. and Ars Earle fiiior and fl
lie son, Lambert are visiting n LINN.
Mass.
Miss FAITH ] Iliuekley frs the quest
of friends m Wv York
Ralph Cain is repairing fhe Burgess
hoa.e
= A. and l. = Kicker and Miss
Eouese Were a. Nefthport for the
week end ALSO Nr and Mrs e. Il
futile LIeh Richardson and MIS-
Penny.
Mr and Mira A + Webb are 1T flea-
saut Pond. guests If Alr and Mrs. {
l. gowdeu
Ira n Elliott bas sold his arm -
II /. Chase
The next meeting 9f H|HeaIes
Grange Will he. Children Night 0el
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Joe Arsenault has gone up on The
Preserve guiding
Jack Cornell has been the victim
oil a severe cold for The past Week ~
is improving
Clint Mpader has got back from
guiding a party mp in the biz woods
and is back again on his auto linz -
Pennington
$ NJ Lisheruess has gone O. sofk
for thu S VI 90.
Roy Drerng las got thru working
in the mill
Il L Aver vas At home from King
field over Sunday.
Mr. Dexter kempton has gone -
work ia the Enamel shop