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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Boyd, OF
Rose Avenue.
Mrs. John Francis Bremen and
Miss Henrietta Jervey. OF Charles
ton, :. -. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan l.. Jervcy. Of Barton Ave-
nue.
Mrs. c -. Boozer and Miss L. b.
Craven, Of Philadelphia, are visit
!nS Mrs. l. l.. Pyle, OF 2305 Lamb
Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Benin. OF rhiladel-
PIMA. is visiting Miss Edith DE Wit,
Of Barton Avenue.
Mrs. ". q. Malone has returned
home from CoviHgton. whore she at
tended tho marriage OF Miss Laura
Wallace. daughter OF DR.. John w.
Wallace. 20 benjamin cline Moomaw.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cline
MoonIaw. Of Falling Spring Valley.
Miss Dorothy Cohen. OF 2Ol2 West
Grace street, IL visiting IN Norfolk
rs the guest of Miss Alma Fleisch-
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RICHMOND SOCIETY
TAKES 4 VACATION
.lCnnlinMed from E'irst Page.l


s.ln.ss They are accompanied by
the!f'nncle. Louis J. Strause, formerly
resident Of this city, but now OF
Philadelphia
Fr,c Tomorrow Night
On Monday night, July TO- mere
VIII he ii lawn ict- at In. corner OF
Monument and Allen Avenues. f.;
VIII ne gwen under the nusaIces Of
he. Ladies Auxiliary Division No.
:" Music and ether attractions viii
he given. The proceeds viii go to
worthy cause. MISS Maymie Rear
don Is chairman ana VIII be assisted
b. committee OF prominent workers
in the auxiliary.
Quiet " eddIng Of Interest.
y marriage OF interest in Macon
was that OF Miss Vivian AIeline Ar
mold 10 John Doris ONley In the city
Of Richmond, Va. Saturday evening
q, o'clock. july l.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs
8, l. Moore. lee 81. Johns STREET.
Macon, and The GrtSom is sine son Of
Mir. and Mrs u e. cxlcy. also of
Macon
The ceremony was ouic, affair
performed at the residence Of Rev.
hr, u. Nj Broush;on pastor OF the
Grove Avenue bap;lsi churcn. OF This
CHS. linn ediatrIy after the cere-
mony Nh. and Mrs. Oxicy left on an
extended wedding trip 10 Washing
ION. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Nor", returning to Richmond. where
they VIII make their home
Nr. oHley was student in the
tNpestiting department Of the
Georgia Alabama Business COLLEGE.
Those present a. the wedding we're
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IN AND ouT or Town.

Miss Anne Bigger left TUESDAY for
Torresdale. Pa, where she VII bc for
the month OF July
Mrs. Armstrong Thomas. OF Balti-
more. is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
James II. Grant at her home, 1903
Brook Road Park
w. Sanford Beaziey. Jr.. left shor,
tipe ago for Camp Rhosonoi!s. near
Norwark. Conn, where he will he
medical assistant during July and
August.
Miss q. Lucille Coleman. of West
Grace Street. has arrived in BerxA
ley. and will attend the summer sts
sion at the University OF California.
Or. and Mr.. Henry Arm.s,ead
Bullock, Mrs. Mary IT. GeIsinger and
n. 4. Bullock. Jr.. left Thursday u
omtor TO Atlanta.
Mrs. H. X. Lane has returned 10
her homo In Tampa. Fla. after a
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OF Warrenton, were successful eX-
hibitors at the Culpepcr Horse Show.
Mrs. smiths Viking won five blue
ribbons. ladies' hunter class, remoupt
class. handy hunters class, and two
other hunting classes MIR. Smith
won a saddle class with Perrin. and
made third place in two hunter
classes with the Lamb
DR. and Mrs. w. b. carr have taken
possession .; their new home on Cub
pepper Street. formerly the Woman $
exchange building. and have left
the home OF Mrs. NJ. q.
Douglas where they have been since
coming here from Washington last
year
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BUFFALO LLTELA
Special to The Timesn,.,a,o,,

Especial to The Times Dlspatoh3
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
Jnly S.-The beginning OF July finds
many guests at Buffalo I,ithia
Springs. and large number was
present for the special Fourth OF
July events Mt the Springs. The
water carnival consisted OF swim
ming and diving contests for men.
boys ana girls. On Tuesday night n
dance was given which was we'll at
tended.
G. ID. Buchanan. OF New York CITY.
formerly resident OF Richmond. liz
spending several weeks at the
Springs.
Mrs. Carrie Carr Mitchell. OF Ashe-
vile. y. C. Is one OF the many guests
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Win. Garnahan. at New Haven, Conn.
before entering Columbia University.
Mrs. Cecil a. Duncan gave a pic
nic Thursday afternoon on the lawn
AT Maple Shade Inn. entertaining in
honor of her sister. Miss Louise Sui
IVAN. of New Orleans. who Is spend
ing tho summer with her
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

Tbs Womans Society Of Grove
Avenue Rap,is; Church viii hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday
night a. o'clock. Members are
asked to note change Of hour.
Circle No. . OF Ovcrbrook presby-
terrain Church will meet Tuesday
evening ~ \ o'clock in the home Of
Mrs. lanes l. McGriGlm, $500 NUy.'.
AVcnue
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PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
~ i'ASkl. VA, July Ia-Nr. IT
W. steSer entertained FRIDAY after
noon honoring her sis,cr.i,,.I,,,.
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FRONT ROYAL

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL. VA. July S.-Alss
Ruth Edmondson accompanied Miss
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White Skirts
Some Prefer Silk
Others Flannel

A ND SOME have come to the
a conclusion that it's best to
have both, because Summer oc-
casions demand both. Flannel
is SO everlastingly serviceable,
and silk, though not quite as
"hard-wearing," is exceedingly
practical For src"'a ~ Il"
general wear one can hardly
do without a Flannel Skirt, and
the same may be said for Silks.
Our White Skirt display is quite
a complete one. Plain Flannels
are $1,000; Pleated, $3.50;
Silks, Plain and Pleated are
$1,000 and up.
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The BEST in
WOLFE BLOUSES

THE REVIVAL Of the eXuuis-
1 itely feminine frilled-front
Blouse brings joy to thousands
of women, for they say they're
SO very becoming and all that.
AT 5000 we have several dandy
tyles in excellent quality
Wolfe. Real Irish and real Filct
tri m m c q, hemstitched and
hand-drawn. Short sleeves or
long. Price, $3.50.
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The Charm
Possessed by an All
White
SWEATER

THAT CHARM may
L be yours! r G a d
below of the new ar
rivals:
ALL WHITE Trico-
lettc Tuxedo models,
pocketed and sashed,
only $500.
pU RE SILK ALL
White Tuxedo Sweat
crs, in block weave,
pocketed, with plated
sash. Priced $3.50.
p r L SILK ALL
White Tuxedo Sweat
ers, with row
cords running length
wise. p ok e t G d,
, sashed. A beauty at
$3.50.
SLIP-ON White Wool
Sweaters, drop-stitch
weave, .V-neck style,
$3.0S and $3.50.
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THERE is hammered metal and hammered leather and
now it's come to hammered Satin of our most
stylish Hats are made OF it, and my! but
make beautiful Hats White large sport effects
and small Chin-Chin shapes number models,
simple in style all OF item Crushed Baronet Satin Hats
also shown in this group prices $500
$1,000.
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And 70hat is more

white is the most economical,
the coolest and the most be-
coming color" Of the Summer
OF 1922. Wear white, because
it's right!
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
BLAINE

Church at Knob Branch Sunday was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Phillips called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith Sunday
evening.
Leo Berry spent the weekend with
home folks.
Sorry to hear of Willard Blanken-
ship getting his leg broken.
Herbert Phillips Of Newcomb was
the Saturday night guest OF John and
Mary Phillips.
Miss Norma Moore was shopping in
Blaine Saturday.
Charline Morris spent Saturday night
with her cousin. Fern Osborn.
Carrie Sparks attended church at
Knob Branch Sunday.
Lonnie Wells was calling at w. s.
Edwards Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Phillips spent Sunday
night with Miss Elva Edwards.
Joe Boggs and John Phillips were
calling at Shade Bowling's Saturday
night. WHEN, NOW?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
LOWMANSvILLE

Bro. Allen Castle of Mead's Brancl
! preached a very interesting sermon
here at the Holiness church Saturda!
night and Sunday. He sure doeFn'
fail to preach the truth.
The oil well on Nelson Branch be
ing drilled by Purdue boys has Deer
sorry to hear IL.
Miss Mandy Lyons was the over,
\ night guest OF Miss Arnelina Skagg,
| Saturday.
Miss Ella Young was visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Fannie Burton at Ulysses
Saturday.
Misses Gladys Hatfield. Hazel and
Erma Chandler spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mildred Chaffln and Jennie
Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John George OF Lost
creek took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Griffith sunday.
We are having some awful change
able weather at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hatfield visited
their aunt Monday at Ulysses.
Misses Julia. Beulah and Florence
Griffith took dinner with Miss Grace
Allen Sunday,
Jay and VIM. Hatfield attended
court at Louisa last week.
]. ]. Estep left Sunday for Licking
ton where he will remain for few
days.
Rena Chandler has returned from
Beaver where he has been employed,
Arlie Young and family have NOV
ed to West Virginia.
We ara informed that Allan Ain.
ington will move a saw mill to the
mouth OF Nelson Branch.
Erna Chandler and Burns Skaggs
we're the overnight guests OF Clyde
and Verne Hatfield Saturday.
There has been some talk OF drilling
another well at this place before long.
Although this territory hasn't been
tested yet we have been made to be-
lieye that there is oil here.
Miss Gladys Hatfield was the over
night guest OF her sister Saturday,
Mrs. LYDIA Debor6.
ova Pack of Blaine is here visiting
friends.
Miss Cora Hatfield was the all day
guest OF Miss Beulah Griffith Satur-
day.
Henry Griffith is improving his
house by building another room to II.
Mrs. LYDIA Debord and children spent
the night with her parents Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hatfield.
S. NJ. Chandler and wife were call
ing on Henry Griffith and wife Sum
day afternoon.
The revival that has been going on
here has closed with about twenty
conversions The Lord has got about
as much advantage OF this commun-
ity as the devil has.
We would be pleased to hear from
Circleyille, Beaver and London. r. 8,
Ohio.
There is an interesting Sunday
school at this place. Would be glad
to have everybody with us at $3.50 ev-
cry Sunday SLIM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
MATTE

Rev. Daniel failed TO fill his regular
appointment at this place Saturday
and Sunday.
There will be church here the fourth
Sunday by Rev. NJ. Pack.
]. ID. Ball was in Louisa last week.
Willie S. Borders, who has beer
teaching school at Walbridge has re-
turned home.
Dewey and Thomas Moore left Sunt
day for Ashland.
Lewis Moore spent the weekend
with friends in Louisa.
g. G. Berry and family have moved
from this place to Whitehouse and
Vessie Jordan and family will move
into the house vacated by them.
Gladys Childers and Hay Moore
spent sunday with Bertha Moore.
Dewey Moore of Cordell was on our
creek Sunday afternoon.
Estill Hays attended church at Old
Hood Sunday.
Miss Stella Moore spent the first Of
the week with her sister in Johnson
county
Mrs. Lafe Jordan spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Vessie
Jordan.
Fred Short was in Blaine recently.
Willie and Richard Davis of Sip
spent Thursday night with B.FtMoore
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moore were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Moore Sunday.
Willie and Bascom Moore called on
their best girls.
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attending the winter school at Ellen.
Several boys from this place made
business "Trip 10 Louisa Monday.
Mrs. Lee Carter and little son called
on Mrs. Ettie Jordan Friday.
Willie Jordan aud Ebert Pack wers
the guests OF Hobert Burton Thurs
day night.
Ernest Roberts and Forrest Bali
called on Homer Bail Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arile Burton and
daughter were the supper gueata OF
Mr.. and Mrs. yess Ban Sunday.
Lafe and Robert Carter called on
friends at Dry Ridge Sunday
Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday morning.
Don't forget our Sunday school and
prayer meeting and everybody come.
Lura and Sula Carter called on Mrs.
Elite Jordan Sunday.
Richard Hylton and ova Jordan
made a business trip TO Adams Nom
asS. KING PHI Up
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DRY RIDGE

Sunday school Is progressing nicely
at this place with large attendance.
Church Saturday night conducted
by Rev. kcrnper was quite a success.
Miss Sula Carter was the pleasant
guest OF Mrs. IRA Hays Tuesday.
ona Hays OF Huntington is visiting
home folks at this writing.
Miss Gwendolyn Prince OF Column
bus, Ohio, Is the guest OF her sistor,
Mrs. Alvin Jordan,
The singing at Mr.. Fugett's was
largely attended Friday night.
Richard Hylton called on Homer
BALL Sunday.
Miss Mary Jane Whit was the guest
OF Anna May Berry Sunday.
Miss Gwendolyn Prince was the
guest OF Edith Ball Saturday.
Miss Pheba Carter was shopping at
Adams Monday
Frank and Ora Thompson attended
church here Saturday night.
Reid Hylton called on Mr.. Thomp-
son recently.
sebert Carter and Homer Bali nre
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Fallsburg, KY, Feb

Fallsburg, KY, Feb. 10, 1922.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to take
from our midst our brother Lewis
.Nunley, who departed this life on Feb
yuary 8, 1922
Therefore. Be it Resolved, That in
the death of brother Nunley this lodge
has lost worthy brother; his church
a faithful member; the family a low
ing father; the wife a devoted husband
and the community useful citizen.
Be 1t further Resolved, That this
lodge extends to the bereaved widow
and children its sincere and heartfelt
sympathy. 4,s.
Bro. Nunley was an honest man, was
loved and respected by all who knew
him.
Resolved, That copy of these res
.olutions be placed on the Minutes of
the lodge, a copy to his widow and a
copy 10 the Big Sandy News for pub
hcation.
There's memory dear that is dim
med by tear
When friend passes on from our
sight.
There's an evergreen spray on the
silent way;
There's beacon that shines thru
the night.
w. NJ. SAVAGE,
JAMES CASEY,
Committee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
PRESTON

Church was largely attended here
Saturday night and Sunday.
The sick of our community are i'm
proving.
w. =. Fitch and daughter have re-
turned from short visit with rel
atives at Richardson.
Mrs. Bill Nixon was shopping in
Olympia Tuesday.
Miss Mayme Rogers spent Sunday
night with her cousin. Miss Lennie
Williams.
Mrs. w. E. Fitch had as, her Sun
day guests Misses Wayne Rogers, June
Nixon and Lennie Williams!
Mrs Anna Turley of Mt. Sterling
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs
Nixon at Preston.
The protracted meeting at this place
closed Sunday night.
Mrs. Alice Fitch was shopping in
Ashland Monday.
Let us hear from Richardson.
BROWN EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
sATANTA, KANSAS

Dear Editor:-What / want to speak
about is the fellow that writes from
London, Ohio and signs his name
Rambler" He said the girls must
mind what they say about the Rose
in Kansas. II they were to come back
very soon they would fade. Now he
wrote like he means two of us or more.
He said II they were to come back.
Now they" means two or more. OF
course the girls around Dennis don't
mean dozen of us. suppose they
just want John" only, Now, want
Rambler" to know that Roses in
Kansas don't fade when they go back
to kentucky. The Rose in Kansas Will
not fade by going back to Kentucky
for he isn't going back very soon.
suppose you all have seen or heard
about the ever bearing strawberries,
SO the Rose in Kansas is something
like that. He is an ever blooming
Rose and never fades.
He said the girl that gets himHwill
have Rose in the winter time as
same as summer. Now Rambler"
mustn't think hard Of me for writing
this because 1t is the plain truth.
| suppose the girls around Dennis
would love to see Johns smiling face
back to Kentucky again. but he won't
fade when he goes back.
Guess Rambler" thinks by this time
that Rose in Kansas win not fade.
You girls around Dennis must write
again and let the old boy hear from
you all
We are having some summer wealth
err now, but not any rain. The big
wheat crops are getting very dry and
dusty. ~
Let us hear from London, Ohio,
again. NJ. F. r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
ULYSSES

In spite of the heavy rain which
fell Sunday morning church at Lick
Log WIS very largely attenah" ,
A revival is being conducted here
by Rev. H. G. Young, Jed Borders and
Rev. Ferguson of Logan, W. Va. He
seems to be a fine preacher. Several
have already been converted. There Is
church every day and night Every
body come and help us. t
Misses Laura Boyd and Mary Aus
tin, who are attending school at Lou
lisa were visiting home folks Satur-
day.
N. A. George went to Paintsville
last week and purchased fine team
of mules.
Aunt Lenda Compton is no better at
this writing.
Lewis Chandler of Lowmansville
was a business caller at A. J.. Aus
tins Saturday.
Mary Davis spent Saturday night
with her sister, okle.
Buss Davis will leave soon for Bur-
dine.
Madgie and Mizzie Borders were
guests of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. f. Burton.
Several from this place attestea
court at Louisa last week.
Mrs. Frances Deboard took dinner
with her sister, Mrs. Shirley Young,
Sunday,
Georgia and Alta Miller were the
dinner guests OF Miss Dixie Davis Sun
day.
The roads are in terrible condi-
ton now, but that doesn't keep Chest
nut Grove people from attending
church at Lick Log. We are very
glad to have them with us. The re-
vival will last till after Sunday.
A BLONDE.
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CHEROKEE

Several attended services conducted
| by Rev Calvin Johnson and Sam
Houck here Sunday.
The death angel visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. oil Ball Monday morn
ing and took away their beloved son,
James Edford. age months.
Miss Mary Griffith was visiting Miss
Haley Murphy Sunday.
w. p. Hylton. who has been on the
sick list is improving.
Misses Roberta Stafford and Gladys
Boggs were the Saturday night guests
of Misses Hazel and Edna Butler.
Charley Sanders, who is employed
at Louisa returned Monday.
John Swetman of Blaine attended
the baptizing here Sunday.
Messrs. Liss, Charley, Jesse and
Hannah attended church here Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Butler, who
are visiting relatives at Ashland and
Portsmouth, o., are expected home
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Rogers were
Waiting the parents OF the latter. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Houck Sunday.
Mrs. F1urnoy Boggs was the dinner
guest OF Mrs. j. II. Houck Sunday.
Miss Gladys Boggs was calling on
Miss Mary Hylton Sunday afternoon.
Misses Phoeba Parker and Della
wellman were the dinner guests OF
Miss Ethel Policy Sunday
Misses Bessie Kitchen and, Laura
Wellman were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kitchen Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edford Parker were the
Saturday night guests OF, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nehemiah Kitchen.
Rev. Calvin Johnson and Rev. Mar
tin Berry are conducting revival
here.
Mrs. Curt Boggs OF Hannah is Wis
iting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Cooper.
Omar, the little son OF Ned Policy. |
is very Ill at this writing. KATY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
TORCHLIGHT

Several boys and girls from Wal
bridge attended the baptising here
Sunday.
Misses Shirley and Thema Ratliff
and Hazel Caperton were the Sunday
evening guests of Luella Mcclure.
Misses Bergie and Ida Miller Of Lick
creek were visiting Mrs. w. II. Mead
Sunday.
Lena Pack. Willie and Lawrence
York were the pleasant guests OF Hap
py Parks Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Mckenzie, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Luella Nc
Clure.
Paul Mcclure. who is attending
school at Gallup spent the week end
with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Z. e
Mcclure.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
HENRIETTA.

Our school is still progressing nicely
with Mr.. Berry teacher.
Some few from here attended church
at Whitehouse Sunday.
Oscar Lemaster. who has been liv-
ing at Whifehouse for the last year
has moved back TO our creek.
Lewis Swan, who has been visiting
his mother has returned home.
John g. Ward of Van Lear spent
Sunday with home folks.
Shirley Bievins, who is in training
at the Paintsville hospital spent the
week. end with home folks.
Jasper Meek was business visitor
on Greasy Monday.
Vert Scaggs has purchased a new
Edison Vicerola.
Several were out horseback riding
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Blevins were the
evening guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
G. Ward Sunday.
Rosa Ward was visiting at offutt
recently. ~ Ge
James .Dutton went to offutt Sat-
urday TO see his brother who is ser
iously Ill.
Mrs. Julina Hinkle was calling on
Mrs. Boy Iitton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess vanhoose were
visiting the latter's parents through
Saturday and Sunday.
Tom Casseii Of BorderisHd, W. W. Va
was visiting friends here recently and
was accompanied as far as Louisa on
his return by his cousins. Ethel Boyd
and Opal Swan.
Dixie Ward was the overnight guest
of Mrs. II. Ward Saturday.
Sam Fairchild of Paintsvilie is Wis
iting his grandparents here this week.
Virgil Ray and Ivory Ward were
calling on friends on Stafford Sum
day. MOUNTAIN BOY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
In Memory.

e.
= To the officers and members OF
Fallsburg Lodge No. 2S5, |. o. o. +,
The undersigned committee respect
fully submits the following in obed-
fence to your direction:
That, whereas in the death of our
brother, B. F. Carter, Fallsburg lodge
has sustained the loss of valued
member, the family has suffered loss
of a true and faithful father, the COM
munity and county an honored and
loyal citizen.
Brother Carter has been resident
of this Gawrence) county for more
than 70 years.
1t is hereby resolved that Fallsburg
Lodge No. 1856 extends to the bereaved
family of brother Carter our sympa-
thy in their great loss, realizing the
great blessing of having lived long
and useful life, remembering, "The
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh a
way"
We do not know the exact age Of
brother Carter. He was something
like rs years old.
Resolved further, That this resolu-
ton be entered of record on the Min
utes of this lodge. one copy forwarded
to the family of the deceased, one copy
sent to the Big Sandy News for pub
hcation.
There's the record of soul written on
life's scroll,
That will live when the spirit has
fed.
There's place set apart in the
depth of the heart
Filled with love for our own
cherished dead.
w. NJ. SAVAGE,
JAMES CASEY, re-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17
MORGAN'S CREEK

There will be church at this place
next Saturday night and Sunday
Riley Fannin OF Mingo county the
son OF ]. N. Fannin and wife. has gone
to Madison, w. Va, to make his flu
ture home.
Olive Fannin and Julia Savage were
calling on Josephine Fannin Sunday
at Two Mile "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17

FOR SALE:-Farm on Little East
Fork. For information write MRS.
ELLA QUEEN. Westmoreland, West
Va. 2-3-1mo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17

The Cincinnati Times Star is an ar
dent supporter OF President Harding
In the course of an editorial 1t says:
s.Mr. Harding took no part In the
negotiations of the Disarmament Con-
ference except to welcome the dele
gates and to wish them Godspeed."
Guess whether this is a slam or
compliment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-17

Hemstitchlng and picotIng attach
ment, Price $3.50. Oriental Novelty
Co, BOX II, Corpus Christi, Texas. II