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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The regular six weeks examination comes next week. We are all work ing hard and hope to make place on the Honor Roll this time
 The High School team played a pratice game with the Shop team Thursday night.
 The General Science Class has figured the amount of rainfall in Cordova so far in 1922 There has been over 150 inches up to the pres ent time.
 A tall disdainful girl turned with a haughty look to a short stout man who held a knife.
 Have you no heart?" she re- marked.
 "No!" he growled.
 Then give me ten cents worth of liver" 0.
 The weekly spelling test was held in the High School Friday afternoon. Earth O'Laughlin was the best speller. -. .l.t. ...... '
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
 Rev. R, s. Nickerson, Minister.
ST. GEORGES CHURCH

Holy communion and sermon at Il a. m.
 Church school at 12 m.
 Rev. E. P. ziegler, Priest-in-charge
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
 Services will be held in Masonic hall, Sunday, Nov. 19, at II p. m.
 Subject: Soul and Body"
 Sunday school convenes at 12:15 p. m.
 Wednesday evening services at 8 o'clock
 A reading room is open in Masonic hall every Wednesday from to 5 and 7 to 8. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our reading room.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
 Rev. R. s. Nickerson, Minister.
 Sunday morning services will be the first of a series on the ''Fundamen- tals, or the Things Bible Christians Believe" Sunday school classes for all ages invite you.
 The evening service at 7:3O, when the sermon and the theme will be "The Wonderful Man
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luuS III LhG llllho nhOAO
 prevails, r.. The solid power of understanding 2 fails;
 While beams of warm imagination
 play, .F The memory's soft figures melt
 away. .ar One scene only will one genius fit, So vast is art, so narrow human
 witt" POPE. Algebra I, is taking up the study of digits.
 English I has finished the reading of Treasure Island" and are now outlining the book.
 General Science Class is making drawings of various mechanical de- vices and apparatus of scientific in terest These drawings will be hung up in the hall for exhibit to the public.
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WiANTED-A USED BABY BOX
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Try Daily Times for Job Printing
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FOR SALE-FURNISHE HOUSE;
 all modern conveniences; in Old town. A bargain if taken at once. Otto Smith. 15-tf
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WANTED-MEDIUM SIZED HEAT ing stove Notify Times Office.
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FOR SALE-BURROUGHS ADDING machine. Cost s125 and practically never used. Apply at Times Office.
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FACULTY

HIGH SCHOOL
 c. M. Goodman, Supt Mathematics Elie2nora Frandsen Latin, English W. Harold Evans ..--....-.. ,............. Science, History, French
 GRADES
 Amelia Kellenberger 9th, 7th, Sth Esther Thorne. and 9th Nita Johnstone. .2nd Grade Naida Johnstone.....-........... Grade Verna Grade Marian Summ mers............ Kindergarten
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svaekserad guests, the aiisses Chris
tine storey and Jtasie Bal oss sitF
Nh ana sdrs. B ohm Eook 81 Graf
ton are the guests on I'd e iersss
mother III Ts .Jofln Il: Cock at her
home IN sairnaont aRenues
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Reed of Nor;
granto5wr1i motored here yesterday
and spent the day tn lend
Miss Grace Cobun IS in Morgan.
town visiting friends tod lay. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chips and
children motored here yesterday
from Morgantown and spent the
day with the father of Mrs. Chips,
y. R. Durham.
Grin Bell, who had been attend
ing the Rochester School Nof OPP
tomery at Rochester, n. Y, re-
turned here yesterday to spend
the summer with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Bell, at their
home on Chicago street:
Miss Cecil Powell of Blacks
burg is here to attend the summer
school at the Fairmont State Nor
NAL and is with her aunt, Miss
Mary Powell, at her home on JEFF
ferson street. Miss Powell was
graduated last week from the
B1aclzsburg High School.
James H. Thomas of Chicago
street, vice president Of the Ma
tional Bank of Fairmont, was op-
Grated on today at Cook Hospital
for the removal of his tonsils.
Miss Virginia Tough, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Tough OF
Locust avenue. was operated on
this morning at Cook Hospital for
the removal of her tonsils.
A baby daughter was born this
morning at Cook Hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Brannon of 511
Benoni avenue
Miss Margaret Mckinney re-
turned from Pittsburgh where
she attended commencement at
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RSO S

Mrs. Robert Stot1er was the
week end guest of Mrs.sEdgar Tay-
1or at her home in Madison street
Miss Ruth Eddy, who had been
student at Broaddus College al
Phi1ippi, has returned here to spend
the summer with her father. the
Rev. w. J. Eddy. at his home in
Walnut avenue. The Reverend Mr..
Eddy went to Philippi for the com
mencement exercises and accom-
panied her home.
Miss Pauline Kirk, instructor OF
music at the Fairmont High
School. left yesterday for her home
at Krksvil1e. Mo, to spend the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Smith
have returned from Uniontown, Pa.
where they had been the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Semans- Mrs.
Smith spent several days there,
and Mr.. Smith was there over Sun
day and accompanied her home.
Paul Hodges, son of Nj. and Mrs.
Charles Hodges. has gone to Buck
harmon to spend the summer with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
F. Hodges.
The Rev. w ]. Eddy pastor of
the First Baptist Church, is leaving
tomorrow for Indianapolis, Ind,
where he will attend tre sessions
of the Northern Baptist convention
to be held there this week.
Miss Mae Montgomery had as her
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Hid Penn sssuis eoIfsge for Svo-
siltsI
FrItz GonIe is ila ne ssom Cal
TER ina II he tend Il the
|GufFsr aidli tary I'D erny re- spend8
the SUNNI ~ III his pare
and Mrs Relic sonfe at Their
horne here W. n
Miss Katherine Reynold s of this
in a Cleveland, Ohio. hosp tai. is
recovering and @ is now at the
home of her5aunt, Mrs. S. NJ Holt.
at Akron, Ohio, She will return
home soon
John Cook. who attends West
Virginia University, is spending a
few days With his mother, Mrs.
John r. Cook, in this city He
will enter the summer school at
the University.
DR.. Glenn Polling and sister.
Miss Minnie Belle Polling, are
spending several days at their
home at Belington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Preston have
returned home from motor trip
to Charlottesville, Va. where they
visited their son and daughter.
James frame, who had been a
patient at the Church Home Infirm-
airy at Baltimore, is the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Frame, at their home in Main
street He is improving.
Mrs. G. L. Ballah left today for
Los Angeles. Cal, where she viii.
visit her daughter, Mrs. ". Bailah.
King :
Mrs. A. c. Barnett and daughter.
Betty Straight, have returned to
their home at Parkersburg after a
pisit with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs, n. j. Straight, at Barrack-
Vile.
Miss Juanita Lockjart is spend
ing several days with relatives at
Weston.
Glenn and Wayne Batteiger, sons
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Social Calender
Monday

The weekly bridge tournament
will be held in the Country Club e.
Sis p. M
The W. A. Sunday Neighborhood
Bible Glass will meet at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Howard Troxell
at sos Fifth street.
The executive board of the Amer
lean Red Cross will meet at 1880
this evening at the Red Cross head
quarters.
There will be meeting Of, the
Sunday school teachers of the
Methodist Protestant Temple at
1880 p. M in the church
The council of the Grace Luther
an Church will meet at 1880 p N.
in the home of E. W. Reiter in Wal
Tuesday.
The Loyal Women's Glass of the
Central Christian Church will meet
at S D. m. in the church.
Mrs. Howard w. Showalter will
entertain at bridge at 2:30 at Pea
cock Farm.
The Helpful Bible Glass will meet
at 7:30 at the library of the First
Baptist Church in Fairmont ave
nue..
Tuesday
There will be meeting Of the
Business and Professional Wo-
women's Club at 5.45 p. m. in the
3D.
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PACE q

III ME-. and MIS-. f red Batse az
Mamie az entfe hsye Al hsras II
nd tffe vaca sor,4 II TIT heir pa
Ref,s IFS former ON the Sscrth
Scotiage af Gsl iieago and the lattsv
sandoip con at BED
richard s Rroo iiertp.
rived here5 Sunday to- spe nd az few
days vii tn Mrs Bro the hcIals
I Of her mott eT,s gu Bassnss
at Edgemont.
Norman h Cuunfng sham son OF
Nv. G. Cunning hams urnts resi-
dents of this city was Fs STecen ~
tors here en- route ny l1esl i,lfs
from Morgantown;Sils ere he ~ ssssi
ed the University. III va
w. A. Crowl at their home M
wood Road,
A son was born Friday to- sirsss
and Mrs. Charles s.. Carp inter- 81
their home in Raymond street Is
has been named Ellsworth Leroy
w. Kelley has returnedaf from
a fishing trip In Hama shire Gounss
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Spray Linn and
daughters, the Misses Clara ans
and sarah Frances, ha etur71 est
from a weekend visit WI ella
tives at Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e aus ny a net
children, Leona and y ark "a o. oresl
to Blacksville Nyesterd lay and speEt
the day with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. EH b Cars kadd lon
were recent visitors Adofga rsss
town. sss
Mrs. J. c. gurchinal Mrs. Iss|
McGraw and Miss Anna IS nnsy
were in Clarksburg recen y.for Ne
card partyH. given by the; "a tho lts
Daughters of Ann ca
Mr.. and Mrs. George tone OBJ
jnson# of York, Pa, are Wis III nss
Robinson's sister. Mrs Earl
Mickey, and family NalIl1f
avenue. 1 ssSsss
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Bniidsng 40 Non

q Baiiaing sao Mon
AIRS Coy entertain
the Robert Lee cE1 Ter q the
United Daug hters of the Gonfsd-
,fhe IfIa Bonaf ED circle OF
the Diamond III Street NJ ethodist
$Epfscopal Church vii meet att
p.z M in the home of Mr. Cecil
an all day quilting and picnic A
business meeting Will be held in
the afternoon
@35 Wednesday,
The annual Sunday school E6cnic
Of the. Grace Lutheran Church viii
be held at D. m. in Loop Park.
The Girls Friendly Society of
the Christ Episcopal Church viii
meet at 1880 in the rectory.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith will entertain
the Woman's Home Missionary of
the Diamond Street Methodist
Episcopal Church at 2 p. m. in
her home in state street.
Thursday.
a lawn fete will be given at 80
p M. by the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the Grace Lutheran
Church.
All the members Of the inter-
mediate and young peoples de-
partment of the First Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school have
been asked to meet at s p. M in
the church, at which time special
plans will be made for some out
door events
From 5 to p. m. the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Will
give a social and serve a chicken
dinner in the social room Of the
church.
Friday.
The Winona Bible Glass will
meet. at 1880 p. m. in the home
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To Meet

At the m onthly supper and bus
mess meeting ofgthe Business and
Professional Women's Club to be
held at 5:45 tomorrow at the Y.
W. c., A., Mrs. C. w. Waddell, a.
new member of the organization,
will sing. Business matters will be
attended to. and plans will be
made for those who wil1rattend the
convention of the federated clubs
to be held at Chattanooga, Tenn.
July 10 and Is. No special pro
gram will be observed. and the
meeting will be informal.
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Iowa, Women Meet.

All women of the class whose
names begin with the letters E, F,
K, 7 or J. with Mrs. Walter Cans
as chairman, will be the hostesses
at the monthly meeting of the
Loyal Women's Glass OF the Cen
trail Christian Church, which will
be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
in the church. All members and
friends of the church are invited
to attend the meeting.
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Relatives Entertaioed.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Swfger pleas
antly entertained number of rela-
tives from Salem, w. a.. at their
home in Castor avenue. The party
motored through. After a pleasant
social afternoon, delightful refresh.
ments were served by Mrs. Swiger.
The return trip was started at 1870.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Minter Hudkins, Mr.. ana Mrs. F.
S. Davis and sons PaulS Myles and
Edgar; Mr.. and Mrs. Troy E. Da-
Wis, and Mrs. L. Z. Smith and son
Dale of Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Swiger and son Garth of
Warrington were also present.
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suInllnIngh in z

gof sir and mrs. Scott IN
snort avenue.
s. Ginning ham Hili en-
stertaf Id the Woman s Foreign lis
sicnar Society Of the 81 eth odist
Protestant Temple at g 80 #ps a: m
shers homeain sGuffay tire e
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Observation-Disclosures

Andrew Robinson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs A. J. Robinson Of Harris
vile. and Miss Cleo 1Pearle Snod-
grass, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Snodgrass of Warrington, were
united in marriage last Tuesday at
the home of the officiating mini
ster, the Rev. J. w. Graves, pastor
of the Baptist Church OF Clarks-
burg. After visit with relatives
in Harrisville, they will reside in
Clark sburg.
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Have Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Hartley
have as their guest at their home
on Quincy street. The Misses Mar
tina and Carrie Hartley of Nor
gantown. Miss Dorothy Arm
strong a sister of Paul G. Arm
strong Of Morgantown, spent sun
day as the guest but returned
home last evening"
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Priscilla Class.

The Modern Priscilla Class will
meet this evening at the home OF
the Misses Marguerite and Lillian
Coughlin at 113 FairmoEt avenue.
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Guests Hero.

sE3 VII. and Mrs. Walter S. Hag-
gerty hi d as&ther guests over the
weekend, the Rev. and Mrs. Will
s1fam A.. Haggerty of Baltimore.
@ThesReverend Mr.. and Mrs. Hag-
ssgerty came here from Buckhan-
WON, where they attended COM
1encem ent at Wesleyan Colleg.
aggerty is a former member
of the faculty of Wesleyan Col
&lege.
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Guest Here

I fEr. and Mrs. H. S. FalconeT
ShaEe1 as their guest at their home
@on5 Fairmont avenue. Mrs. j. M
sVaughns Mrs. vaughn is a Tor
now a. resident of Los Angeles.
5CaE
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To Johannesburg

Nj. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith
land nfr. and Mrs. Krider Rock
IN otored to Cham bersburg, Pa,
Saturday where they are attend
III g$commencement at Wilson Col
Iege Miss Louise Rock, daugh-
S5perIof Mr. and Mrs. Rock, will be
from Wilson College,
{ganG.Stfle Misses Katherine and
A3Margaret5 Smith, daughters OF Mr..
land Mrs. Smith, are students
}there.
They will be accompanied home
kby5the Misses Rock and Smith.
Miss Louise Showalter, who is also
}a4Sstudent there. will visit with
}Sfriends in Pennsylvania and Ohio
h@during the stay of her parents,
fudge and Mrs. e. NJ. Showalter,
IN the West.
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Marriage Announced.

Benjamin F. Fite has an
lnounced the marriage of his
daughter, Edith Lillian, and Wal
ter John McElfresh, which took
place at Parkersburg on Satur-
day, January %. The announce
ment was made following the
graduation of the bride on last
Friday from the Fairmont State
Normal School. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Elfresh have taken up their resi-
dence in Grafton.
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Bridue Tonjeat.

Hostesses at the weekly bridge
tournament at the Fairmont Coun-
try Club tonight will be Mrs.
GharIes G. Hood and Mrs. c.. E.
smith. Games win begin at SIS.
n quite number are 10 play golf on
sThnrsday at the Country Club, the
golf tournament growing in inter
essest weekly.
Wiil Meet.
The executive board of the Fair
Wont chapter of the American Red
EIoss will meet at 1880 this eve
~ ing at carbohydrates.
ti@}'1.s.$5SS - -n=
Ronnino Shuttle.
The marriage of Miss Mary
rsresa Romino, daughter of Mr..
sMsss Dominic Ror1ino and An
SsS5ffiog SIR ic, both of ttis city, wes
= otgfiniaed anfid much rom9% ant
{sseaemoiy yestarday a. nigh moor
Il !.
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ourtfiouse wit il the ReT isaac
IA Barnes Of ating The csTe-
money Was witnessed ny The
groomg sister. ID IS Nellie Price.
and Leonard mediate
" GLOWING the ceremony the
bride and groom left foran east
ern wed ding quincy following
swf,ich & hey wi gbe at nome 4g6
BeIIyfeW avenue. The bride Is q
graduate Of IF airmcnt High
RSchooI8and the Fairmont state
Normal School and taught i ls,s,s
\ is daughter Of Mr.. and ID rs.
Howard e. Harden of Glenn
avenue. The bridegroom is "a
native Of Preston County and
served through the World War
with the United States Marines
He had been employed by the
Monongah Glass Co., here for
e5nr q mi "a = 2 y
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Return to Pennsylvania.

a Mrs Stuart Ely and little son
TStauart have returned to their home
at Jeanette. Pa, after a visit OF
several weeks With Mrs. Ely's, par
tents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Hartman,
.atStheir home in Benoni avenue.
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Glass to Meet,

sS The Helpful Sunday School
RC1ass&of tn eaFirst Baptist Church
q viii hold its monthly meeting in
the. church library on Tuesday
:gG8ening The hostesses will be
FRS b. G. Collins, Mrs. D. G..
fSinsey Mrs C. o. Davisson and
3I.5fsss.J. c. G1asscock.
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Returns Home

SS33ss5EssasMissS Mildred Martin. who is a
#studenti at Morris Harvey College
Sat Barboursville. w. Va, has ar
rived here to spend the summer
with her parents, the Rev and
Y rs. AZ NJ Martin, at their home
Z on3SWa1nut avenue.
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Professionalism,

The marriage of Miss Edna p.
Harden and Ross L.. Price, both
of this city. was solemnized at 1
O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the
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OCA SOCIAL e. s.


no spend sur,rsfe
M ss Belle Hennen, ~ q spen5ss
the pastyea at kausas5s g MO- No,
Undetermined to this city and e q
i af tfe8 home OF her brother,
ga Nv FTennen. z at Margaret court
Hiss Hennen came here from Bar It,
pursVilIe e. f4S where she ATTENDED
at Morris Harvey
College and also visited at Hunt.
4 tngton. She will be secretary a
Cook Hospital this sumner ano
vii j return to Kansas City IN the
late summer.
Attend Marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Gaskill, tnE
Misses Rose and Virginia Gask1il,
the Misses Madeline and Narsaret
Gaskjll, Mrs. Hays GasklH ana
daughter, Miss Mary motored TO
aforgantown, Saturday where they
were guests at the marriage OF the
formers son, George A. Gaskill
Il and Miss Mary Shuttlesworth,
which was solemnized at $50
O'Clock at the Trinity Episcopal
& Church. with Rev John Miller
Horton officiating. The pride
was attended by her sister, MISS
Lucy Shuttiesworth. as maid OF
4 honor, and DR.. Glenn Hamilton o.
this city was the bridegroom
best man Following the ceremony
u the bridal party was entertained
at dinner at the Old Home Tea
Room by Mrs. S.. A. Shuttles-
4 worth. mother of the bride. MI.
q and Mrs Gaskill will reside in
{ Morgantown, where he had been
B located for a number OF years with
i the North American Coal Co.
u Class VIII Meet
1.-THE w. A. Sunday Bible Glass
will meet at O'Clock this even
hg at the home Of Mrs Howard
Sroxell at sos Fifth street. F. J.
nith will be the leader
I8sAy2 To indianapolis.
Miss Bery1 Jenkins and brother
Isugh have gone to indianapolis,
q Ind !, where they will attend the
q sessions of the Northern Baptist
to be held there from
June Ia to 81. Miss Jenkins goes
as delegate from the First Bap-
S&tistS Church OF this city and repre-
scents the World Wide Guild of the
church, OF which organization she
ssist the president. They will be
guests while there Of their grand
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jen-
51.lksssf1s. t
Visiting in East.
Tl1e Misses Florence and Laura
Lee Hutchinson are in New York
City where they are guests OF
friends. Melville Hutchinson has
returned from Chester, Pa. where
IS he Isl a student at the Chester Mill
-1sary College and will spend the
SUNNI er with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Hutchinson, at their
home in Fairmont avenue.
Afternoon Bridge.
Howard w. Showalter will
! entertain at bridge tomorrow after
sanoons at her home at Peacock Farm.
@ Return to Pennsylvania
sss Mrs Stuart Ely and little son
.EStauart have returned to their home
3&at Ieannette, Pa. after a visit OF
several weeks. with Mrs. .Ely's, par
tents, Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Hartman,
s.at8 their home in Benoni avenue.
n TO sChambersburg
a Mr. and Mrs. Eugh F. Smith
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Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Crepe Ronaine,
Georgette and Sports SILK. Odd trimmings, deftlyl
and artistically applied and in the cool vivid color
ings most fashionable this summer form q happy
combination that makes these frocks lrfes1s-
tibly charming. From trim morning frocks at
$500 to beautiful for social events
at $3.50 Prices this season are very reasonable.
Dresses of Tub Silk, Tub Crepe de Chine
and Broadcloth Tub Silk
S11.75 Up
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And what onano rgir gad for the beauty Of the bonds
the brunette youngest her sverhared
coorfu clothes
We are now showing of white wearables-
from the piles bowy nderclohes to the dantest OF summer
frcs And the Millinery blouse section the hosiery and neck
softet white wool smooth
silk the mode.
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Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. Howard w. Showalter will
entertain at bridge tomorrow after
moon at her home at Peacock Farm.
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q Class Wit Meet
1.-THE w. A. Sunday Bible Glass
AFill meet at 8 O'Clock this even
ng at the home Of Mrs. Howard
Sroxell at sos Fifth street. F. j.
AAnith will be the leader. !.
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To Indianapolis.
VISITING in East.

The Misses Florence and Laura
Lee Hutchinson are in New York
City where they are guests OF
friends. Melville Hutchinson has
returned from Chester, Pa. where
she&i Isl a student at the Chester Mill
>sarJ College and will spend the
SUNNI er with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. M. L. Hutchinson, at their
homo in Fla i-mOnt avenue
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Will Picnic,

The children of st. Peters Cath
Ole Church will picnic on Thurs
day of this week at Loop Park. The
picnic will be the closing event Of
a week of festivities attendant upon
commencement.
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, There's a Pronounced Vogue Of White

Dresses of Wolfe, Organize, Crepe de Chine, Can
ton and Romano Crepe, Georgette and Sports
Siks-all in White.
fashions Ready
matter You'll
wear then1the style section complete readiness.
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TWO DOORS TO MANS MIND
Explaining Why All of Us, Cannot
Awaken From Sleep to In
slant Action.

Some OF US wake up instantly, but
most Of us have to lie for some time
before we are really awake. How
quickly can you wake up?
1t has nothing to do with being a
hero or q strong man, neither has it
anything to do with laziness or being
tired the night before.
1t all depends on our minds.
Every one Of us has got two distinct
minds, the front mind with which we
do our ordinary daytime thinking, and
the back mind which comes into action
only In the hours Of sleep.
Between the two minds lies door.
When you go to sleep you pass into
your night mind, when you wake up
you step through the door into your
day mind, and close the door behind
you.
But with great many of us this