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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-03-16

tuberculosis of the lungs is def.
nitely diagnosed by finding the bacilH
in the sputum. tuberculosis of the
kidney is determined by inoculating
guinea pig with the PARENTS urine.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-03-16

Chlcken-pox is contagious and at.
tacks children. 1t runs a mild course
OF about week. The virus is found
in the mouth and nose, but not in the
eruption, which resembles SMALLPOX.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-03-16

Typhoid is greatly reduced through
Improvement in water and milk sup
plies; better municipal sanitation, and
typhoid vaccination. Auto travel is now
the great source of typhoid danger.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-03-16

You cannot calculate the energy
locked up in the seed of en- OAK: nc
more can you estimate the potentia
In the body of an infant.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-03-16
Courtesy
is a
First
Principle
With
Us

The first thing in our
business is to know all
there is to be known
about the care and re-
pair of storage bat
teries.
But we can't for a
minute forget that it is
not only what we do
but the way we do it
that counts.
Our way is always the
courteous way. Youmaybe
sure that we will treat you
just as we would want you
to treat us if you were the
battery service man and
we were the car owner.
Bring your, battery in.
If it's a Willard Battery
you're to be congratulated.
But you will get the same
attention, the same cour-
tesy and the same service
whether it is a Willard
or not.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02

at 9:15 tomorrow, followed by sun,
day school at $3.50. The pastor, tn.
Rev. w. NJ. McDaniels, will preach
at 10:45 in the morning. and agaIG
at 1880 in the evenig. The youns
peoples meeting will begin at $3.50
Midweek prayer service Is held eacn
Wednesday evening at 1880.
First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Marion B. Palmer OF
Siam, will preach at the morning
worship, 10:45 in the First Presby
terrain Church tomorrow. This viii
be a special service, and is expect
ed to. prove very interesting.
Sunday school will be held at
the usual hour. $3.50, music being
furnished by the orchestra. This
service will be in charge OF tbs
superintendent, Charles W. Hurd,
Tho sermon subject announced
by the Rev. j. VI. Koontz, pastor
for the evening worship at 1880 is
"Christ's Welcome to the PenI
tent" The last session of the
school Of missions will be held to.
morrow evening at 6:30. and It Ii
desired by the pastor that the at.
tendance be strong.
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DAVID I: MARTIN
DIES EARLY TODAY
e-e-~~>e-..@..e.-~e-e.;esS-o.o~o-

MANNINGToN, Dec. 2.-David
Thornton Martin, SO, died this
morning at the home Of his SON,
W. /. Martin, In High Street fol.
lowing a lingering illness LASTING
for more than a year. His wife
died Thanksgiving morning at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Schultz, IN Chicago.
Mrs. Martins body will arrive
In Fairmont Sas evening, and the
two will be taken together tc
shinnston, their old home, where
the funeral service will be held
from the Methodist Episcopal
Church at 9 o'clock tomorrow att
eruoon. nterment vii be made IN
the .shinnston cemetery by Under
:akers Horner and Son, and F. H.
AFR. and Mrs. Martin are sur
vtved by two sons and one daugh.
ter, ". L. Martin of Warrington, J.
B. Martin of Niagara Falls, N. Y,
and Mrs. H. H schuta Of Chic.
ago
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Warrington Personals

Spray sturm has returned
from a business visit to Pitts
burgh. =
Mrs. ]. j. Conner and dargh-
ter Miss Lena OF Wheeling are
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hopwood. Jr.
Edwin Taught, athletic direc-
tor Of the Cameron High School,
Is spending the weekend with his
parents in Brookside.
Miss Dorothy Parsons, who Is
teaching in Clarksburg, is home
for the weekend.
Leland Rymer Is the guest OF
friends in Pittsburgh for q few
days.
Mrs. Dora, Weaver returned
Thursday evening from an ex-
tended visit at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. J. Matthews in Tulsa, Okla.
Walter jerks is business
visitor in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. A. H. Singleton has re-
turned to her home after visiting
friends in Harrisyille, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Moore and
Mrs. Joe Francis were busIness
visitors in Fairmont yesterday
Ray McMunn, who has been
employed in the oil fields near
Blackwell, Okla, returned to sis
home here Wednesday evening.
o: NJ. Green is selling his
household furniture at private
sale, making ready to leave for
the west sometime near the first
OF the year. He will probably so
to Arkansas
Junior Sturgeonis recoyerips
from ptomaine poisoning which
has kept him confined to bis
room for a few days, He is EN-
ployed at the Wells Hotel.
w. H. Higginbotham OF Pine
Grove has returned to his home
after few days spent here. =,
John E. Scott is wiring tue
Hawkins residence near Wades-
town for electricity this week
Mrs. o. G. Scott was hostess at
a delightful Thanksgiving dinner
at her home Thursday Covers
were laid for eight.
Miss Bessie White Of Fairmont
spent Thanksgiving at the home
Of her sister Miss Elizabeth
White.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. q Hanes
spent Thanksgiving with friends
In Wheeling. ?,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ed. snodgrass,
Miss Gladys Metz, Jesse sturm,
Bliss Sturm and Howard. Charlton
motored to Morgantown Thursdu b.
Mrs. Frances Haskins Is spends
Ding her vacation with friends in
Pittsburgh. 60 y
Miss Nell Straight, who Is at
tending the Elliott Business Col
lege in Wheeling, Is spending the
weekend at her home here. f7f
Miss Betty West Of Clarks-
burg Is the guest Of Miss Made
line Rudy In Downs
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I Res g Yoak Is pastor OF
this church.
Sale Pfizes
Garnet FortneY was the winner
1.-THE first prize IN Die NilEof soil
ing contest held IN eonnoetlnn
with the chicken supper given by
the Friendship Class 81 the local
81. =. Church South, November 16.
The second prize was awardes l.i
Miss Grace Tetrtek and Aliss .oan-
adine McIntire was named khe win.
ner Of the third prize
Personals
The Misses Willard Steet and
Rosa Barbe of Ho0dsylIia spent
last week end as the guests Of tho
Rev. and Mrs o 4 lSeasc.
w. s.. Neaae who resides with
his son. the Rev. @. Nh Neasc. is
the guest OF friends on Iiittip Bling
anon. During his visit he is a..
tending the revival meetings At TIL
Martin Church.
I Mrs. Ray McDongal q Ring
anon visited friends here last t'ri-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ira peysnlt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SRttGrfteid ni-
tended the funeral Services Of D
N. Jones. held here lust Sunday
Mr., and Mrs Charles Manner
recently moved to their new home
near Enterprise.
Little Margaret Yoak dapFhter OF
the Rev. and Mrs i Bf yoais, has
been Ill for the last week suffering
with bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley
and sons, Junior and Eugene OF
Morgantown, visited the latter's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Henfy Van
Meter Sunday.
Homer Springer. who Il employ.
ed by the Philadelphia Gas Co
Is the guest Of his mother Mrs
A. n. Springer.
Harvey Riggs was,the purcnaser
Of n new Ford coupe recently
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Nuttor Of
Big Elm visited, their dapghter.
Mrs, Howard Plgptt, Sunday
Harold McIntire inotpred 10 Elk.
ms last Friday, where he vislted
Kirkland s.. Mckee
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Warrington Churches


Sunday school will be held a:
the regular hour, $3.50, under the
direction Of L. S. Sohwenck, supet.
intendent. Music for this service
will be furnished by the orchestra
The sacrament OF the Lords Sup.
per will be administered at the
morning worship, 10:45.' Tho ser.
mon theme announced by the Rev,
John Beddow, pastor, for the evo;
ming worship at 1880 will be eth.
Unspeakable Gift" An anthem.
will be sung by the choir.
Epworth League devotional so:.
vices Twill be held at tha regula.
hour, 6:45. THIGHS the young pen.
Pies meeting, and a cordial vel.
come is always extended%
U. 3. Chapel.
True Riches" Is the sermon
subject announced by the Rev. ".
3. Williams for the morning service
In u. D. Chapel. Sunday schoot
will be held at 1880. and Christian
'Endeavor devotional services will
be conducted IN the evening a.
$3.50. =
Special revival services will be
gin at the Flaggy Meadow Churcn
Monday night.
Church Of the Naxarene.
/ Services In this church will boz
gin with . short period Of prayer
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SAYS CHILDRENsARE
STARYlNGlNAy AUSTRIA.
Talk by Mrs. White and Play
let Feature Meeting Held
IN M. e. Church.

o. e
In addressing IN audience in ths
First Methodist Episcopal Church
in Fairmont avenue last might Mrs
Kemble White, who returned 70.
Gently from abroad declared tina:
Germany will never prepare for an
other war until It comes out Of
its low morale, as at present It has
mo pep Sand no ambition. Mrs.
Whites address was made in con.
nection with a playlet which was
presented by a missionary society
OF the church, and the proceeds
from the evening will be used for the
Engle Settlement House IN Maple
avenue. In addition to the lecture
and playlet Mrs Truman 3. John
son sang two solos.
Mrs. White told Of her travels
through France, where the women,
little children and old men toll IN
the fields as thsre are no men be.
tween the ages of 90 and 40; 81
Austria where there Is neither milk
nor butter for the little children
with emaclated faces, and which Ia
now stripped OF all its raw material
no mines. no iron, no ore: of tia
German theaters where there, Is
much sadness and gloom: and OF
the European markets, which use ]
to be SO beau.itil, and are now
dreary.
In the playlet Mrs. Harold Roe.
ers took the part OF a deaconess
and passing in review before her
were young girls, foreign mothers,
a small boy from Alaska, Indian
women and many others needing
help. It presented silent and i'm.
pressiye plea and showed that one
pair OF hands cannot administer; Is
all OF these, s.f
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Letter to the Editor
PoLICE COMMENDED.

MANNINGToN, Dec. 2.-(Edi-
tor, The West virginian) Poker
players got hard jolt by the city
police force Thursday evening
when the police raided room
in one of the hotels and deserve
good word from the public for
their work.
They only got six men, but It
shows that the city department Is
determined to break up this evil,
a thing that has been fought by
all the organizations in the city
to no effect. A few more jolts
like this one will make things
change. q
Every right-thinking man In
Warrington will stand back Of the
mayor and the police in every
thing they do to break up gamb-
ling in the city, and the congra-
tulations of a lot Of the local or
CARNATIONS.
Now II they would get busy
and find a new place to put the
creniatory the public would be
ready with more good wishes.
CITIZEN"
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KINCAID
,surprise dinner,

"A surprise dinner was held In
honor Of Mrs. Mary Jano Moran
Sunday at her home near Clinton
The guest list for the AFFAIR IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nc
ran and daughter OF Fairmont, Mr.
AMI Mrs. Ebert Holland and son d
Fairmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Mora;
and daughter Dorothy Of Trlune
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips ant
son Melvin OF Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs
Fleming Price and son Paul, M
and Mrs. John Gemas. Elijah Nc
Rae, Jennie McRae, Mr., and Mrs
o. c. Johnson, Marshall Price and
family and Mr.. and Mrs, Elijah
Summers,
Spelling Bee.
A spelling bee was held al. the
Kincaid School last Friday eve
ming. A large number attended.
Personals.
N, Board visited at the KincatL
School one day last week
omer Williams, Guy Wllliams
and Daen Griffith visited relatives
hero Sunday. a.'l
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kincaid, who
have been the guests of theIs
daughter, Mrs. Tessle Holland, re-
turned home recently.
Fannie Morris visited Mrs. Jen,
ME Jacobs Friday.
Bertha Moran and daughter Dor
othy visited Mrs. Jesse Gwyn on
day last week.
The Rev. Boyors Boyce IS con
Quoting "a revival meeting at the
new church near Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Robe ana
family and Boyers Boyce visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Robe Sun
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02
.REDIGROSSPLANS
NEAR.GQNPLETION
American Legion and KiWaris
Club Cooperating in AM
rual Roll Call.

MANNtNGToN, Dec. 2.-PlanD
Tor the annual REQ Cross roll call
are almost complete, and after tho
next meeting OF the committee Il
Is expected that the work will be
fstafted early In the week. The
Warrington chapter has always
held d high place in the records 1t
accomplishment in the county AMI
IN effort viii be made to do even
better this year, It Is said.
Along with thesroutine work of
die roll call!an effort will be made
10 aeqnaint the public with tEC
work being done by the Red Cross
since the war, especially In the
tnakterFot community welfare work.
~ p local chapter has cooperat-
ed with the Veterans Bureau In
aiding former service men ann has
sought out and rendered service 10
enanys disabled and needy veterans
Of the world war, aiding many Of
chem To secure compensation.
y 1DeS American Legion and the XII.
wallis Club are bcth interesting thu
members in Red. Cross work this
year, and comittees from each ara
working in conjunction with the
Red Gross committee.
This roll call Is for the purpose
OF senlisting new members in the
work, and IN effort will be made
To obtain at least 1000 in Manning
I'M District. The membership dues
lie 81 for the year, and the COM
imittee reports that many have al.
ready signed up although the re-
port has not been made public
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Y0UNGsB0iYs SHOT BY
COMPANION \. BETTER

.
Wilbur wrasseg Is year old son
Of e. NJ. Wrasse, OF 206 Spruce
street, the young victim Of i shor
fired from a i22 calibre rifle yes
,terday by aS7 year old neighbour
child, Angelo Arcne, wis reported
as resting easily this afternon. All
though the bullet penetrated the
flesh above the left eyes tho
boys INJURIES are not considered
serious. nc. serious fracture hayins
been caused.
The accident occurred when
young Wrasse, who had been pre-
pairing his breakfast IN the kitchen
while the ARGUE child ives playing
in the dining room. entered the,
dining room, II Is said. Upon entef.
ing the room Wrasse, who discov-
cred little Angelo playing with tho
gun was heard to have said. You'd
better put that gun down. wherc-
upon the child fired the gun, tho
bullet striking the owner
The boy was Immediately rush.
ed ot@a DOCTORS OFFICE, Where u
was discoyeerd the bullet had tora
a holo in the skull hut had failed
to penetrate the brain. He was
then removed to the hospital
where an operation; for The removal
Of the bullet was performed.
Tho rifle had been gwen to tho
Wrasse boy recently as birthday
present from his older brother. IL
had been loaded and left ON the
dining room table while the boz
prepared hissbreak fast preparatory
Is hunting trip.
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ENTERPRISE

The services tomorrow in the
Enterprise NJ. E. Church, Of swhic1
the Rev. o. b. Nease Is pastor.
will be as follows: Sunday school
ut 10 a. M, Epworth League at
2 p. m. The Saltwell Sunday
school will meet at 10 a. m. at
which timc tho Boothsyille Sunday
Schot ! will also meet. A preaching
service will be held ut the latter
destination at II o'clock. The Far.
vices In the owings Church will
consists OF Sunday schol meeting
at 70 a. a. and q preaching ser.
wee at Z p. m.
Church Services
The services in the EnterrrIsa
Al, p. Church, South tomorrow will
consist Of Sunday school meeting
at 10 a. M. Epworth League meet.
ing at GAS p. m, and preaching
service at 1880 o'clock in the even.
ing A prayer meeting will b. held
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02
Mannlngzons oeiiety
Junior Bible Glass

The Junior Bible clas sof thu
Church OF the Nazarene met at the
home Of the teacher, Mrs. j. o.
Grub, Thursday evening and
spent the evening in Bible reading,
fstnglng and prayer.
2 Tie officers of the Junior Bible
tIiassa are: President, Aronld Rush;
secretary, Miss Freda Walters.
treasurer, Miss Edith Grubb.
The members and guests pres
ant Thursday evening were the
Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. McDanels,
w N. Walter, Miss Freda Wal.
ters, Miss Gypsy Grubb, Miss Des.
sic LeSen, Miss Blanche Rockeli,
Miss Nth Grub, Miss Vera Dale
Moore; Miss Thelma McDanielS,
0key Yost, Corley Kuhn. Arnold
Rush, Howard Roupe, Arthur Stag.
gers, b. Henline, Gail straight and
WRrder Henline.
Out Of Town
Several OF the local high schools
and grade school teachers are
Ysnending. the week end out OF town
many Of them leaving for Thanks.
giving, Miss 0phelia Hack, Miss
GaiIEWilbur, and Miss Ora Leather.
Inansare in Pittsburgh, Miss Helen
Potter Is spending the vacation
with friends in Morgantown, and
Miss Theresa Ramsburg IS visiting
in Weston. Miss Elsie Watson
spent thanksgiving in Frostburg,
Nd. and Miss Nellie and Misc
Melba E'Daigo are in Penusboro
Tor the week end.
From Moraantown
n J. Hunter, Edwin McCarues,
Edward Coffman, Harvey Furbee,
Claire and Lester Hess, and Law.
renee Huey;c all students in West
Virginia University, IRE spending
the week end ut their homes here.
William G.. Thompson Of Mount
Hope; also q student at Morgan.
vtown, Is the guest OF E. j. Hunter.
Siumber Party
Miss Betty Leonard entertained
a.nnmber OF her friends at q slum.
berless slumber party given In
yhonor OF her guest, Miss Dorothy
Rowland, Thursday evening. Ghost
stories and games were engaged
IN during the wee small hours.
The guest list included Miss
Dorothy Rowland, honor guest,
Miss Pauline Beamus, Miss Louise
Beamus, Miss Marguerite Voge.
ding OF Grafton, Miss Pearl snod-
grass. Miss Helen Hess and Miss
augenia Vance.
q Entertain Team
Miss Lena Shaffer and Miss
Pearl Snodgrass delightfully."- en-
tertained the members OF the Man.
nipgton football team at a 6
So,clock dinner given at the home
. of5Miss Shaffer in MARSHALL street
last evening. The table was beau
tifhlly decorated. Dainty place
cards were put at each plate, Cow
ers were laid for foul ben.
= The guest list included Coach
d. g. Blake, Arthur Prichard, Geo.
Hart, Fred Shine, Charles Rymer,
William Jones, Lawrence Beall,
Forest Kendall, Carl Flanagan,
John Gump, Clarence Ryan, Archie
Garner, Glenn Rymer and Howard
Magee.
Seriously III
Friends of Mrs. L. NJ. Griffith,
formerly of Warrington have re.
ceiyed word OF her serious illness
4 as her home in Elm Grove near
Wheeling. Mrs. Griffith has been
very I'll for several days and is
steadily getting worse, 1t Is re.
ported.
Premier Seven Dance
The Premier Seven Orchestra
gave dance at the Eagles Hal
MAST evening from 9 to 10 O'clock
q hd one Of the largest crowds
prehent at the hall for months
wa Acntertained by a special pro-
grfn jof popular music. Il has been
suggested that the orch stra give
dance regularly each week on
Vfiday EVENING", and this may he
done.
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NOTICE.

Tho colored people OF Manning
ton are doing all they can to
build themselves a church but
they are short on money. We ask
all the carpenters OF Warrington
and vicinity to dote one day on
the building. All that will do
this, please report to the Rev. G.
n. Arnold, No. 80 Water St, Man
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02
FUNERAL YESTERDAY

MANN1NGToN, Dec. 2.-Funer-
al services for Mrs. Robert Huey,
who died at her home in Logans-
port Wednesday, morning, was
held from the residence yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. r. NJ. Mai.
colin and the Rev. ]: S. Ayres. In
,terment was made in the Beatty
Cemetery.
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MRS MORAN pEAp

NANNINGToN, Dec. 2.-word
has been received by Mrs. g. ].
'McNeely announcing the death Of
her niece, Mrs. Mabel Moran, in
Somerset, KY, Her death was due
to injuries received in an automo.
bile accident a few days ago.
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INFANT SON BURIED.

The bodyo Of John, the infant soa
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Lee oil Brady.
w. Va, whose death occurred yer
terday at Cook Hospital, was bur
led this morning IN Holy Cross
Cemetery by R. 9. Jones.
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DIES IN PUEBLO.

MAsSN1NGToN, Dec. AIS. q!
Phillips has received word Of the
death Of hts sister Miss Mary Phil.
lips In Pueblo, Cold. Miss Phillipss
home d In Sistersyille but she had
been IN Colorado for several
.montha on ACCOUNT 81 lier hnnith
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n cHANIyeEl. d On .c.oRlplrIo.N

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q NO
lpercept ible chan e took pIahe dur.
ing the night IN the rendition Or
John Wanamakery who has been
grayely ~ NJ hfs home here, q bnl.
letin isued by his physiclans said.
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RIVEsNILL.Ei
ThanksgIvina Proqr.aarn.

A Thanksgiving program was
glyon by tho teachers and pupils OF
tho first and sixth grades OF taa
Rtyesyille School. Several visitors
were present to enjoy the program.
Sister III.
Mrs. Ti1lie Shodgrass and her
daughter, Mrs. William Thompsor,
were called to Arnettsville the last
OF the week by a. message telling
them Of the serious illness OF the
formers sister, Miss Mary Snider.
Miss Snider suffered q stroke OF
paralysis and is said to be In a
very critical condition.
.. Made Visit.
Miss Clara Wilson, county super.
intendent. of schools, w. L. Ten.
nant and w. L. Yost, members OF
the board OF education OF Paw Paw
District, were here on Tuesday 70
inspect the new school annex and
ais visited the seventh and eighth
grades Of the Rivesville' schools.
Class Party.
Miss Lois PhiIlis entertained tho
Sunday school Class. Of the Riyes
Vile M. E. Church South on Tue.
day evening. a social hour, which
was utilized in playing suitable
games, was much enjoyed by the
little maids, and they were also
served with ciolce refreshments
before returning to their homes
Those present were Mary DujacS,
Doris Huffman, Virginia Brown,
Elda Brown, Grace Layman, RUBY
Layman,. Beryl Campbell, Elluor
Nay, Thelma' Daley, May Gasklll
and Hazel Blount.
Attend Meeting.
The teachers Of the Rivesyille
schools who attended the Paw Paw
District educational meeting whicn
was held at Baxter on Wednesday
evening Of this week were e, u.
Hale, Paul Michael, Lulu Hamrick.
Reva Mathena, Mabel Clayton, Ma.
bel Nay, Mildred Parsons, Pauline
Snider and Hazel Wilson,
Local Woman Injured.
Mrs. Emma Parsons fell from a
step ladder on which she was stand
ing while washing windows at he
home In Main ttreet on Tuesday
evening and sustained a broken arm,
Surgical aid was Immediately sum.
moned and since the fracture WAS
reduced the patient is doing nicely
although still suffering from iIte
shock. NY NY
Twin Babies 4
A pair Of twin babies. e son ami
Gaughtor, were born to MT, and
Mrs. +. T. Bell. who resld. naa:
here, last Saturday morning, Mrs
Bell and the baE:es are at Cook
Hospital. Both babies arc said TO
be OF the average weight and at
this time are doing nicely.
Father III =
Mrs. Ethel Google Of High
Lawns was called to Prickett,s
Creek Monday by the seriois Ill.
ness Of her father. J, j. Harris,
who had developed an acute at
s-ISss ". H0kFG'RalGlI16s ElIGa t1NTTlS
has since been removed to Coon
has since been removed to Cook
Grafton for thu remoya: Of tho an.
pendix. 5. y
Thanksgiving Service
Instead Of the usual mid-week
prayer meeting a Thanksgiving
and praise service was held at, the
Riyesytlle M. e. Church Wednes-
day evening. The affair was wen
attended and was In charge Of tho
Rev. g. F. Thomas, pastor OF the
church. :
Junior Missionary
Tha Young Peoples Missionary
Society Of the NJ e. Church South
will meet at the T. me OF the Rev.
and Mrs. G. +. Thomas next Sun
day afternoon at $3.50.
Memorial Services I
Members Of the Junior ordsr Of
American Mechanics held their an.
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