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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-21
Dos nueyos rnstodos

Sc conoccn ahora dos rnetodos
para destruir la pelicula. Espe-
cialistas coynpetentes han conf
probado su eficacia. Los princi-
pales dent;stas de todas parties
aconsejan ahora ST. uso diario.
Ar1bcs metodos Sc condensan
en- Pepsodent = la pasta dental
producida por la cienc;a. Con-
serya los dientes con una linn
pieza inirnitable y tarabien per-
fectanente pulidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-21
Las Cinco-N -Nuevas Leyes
Para ell cuidado de los dientes

alinlento que Sc fermentan y for
man acidos. Retiene los acidos
en- contacto con los dientes y
produce la carries.
En- ella Sc multiplican los mi
crcbios a millones. Estos, con el
sarro son la causa fundamental
de la piorrea,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
XMAS DANSAnT AND NUT DE CARNIVAL
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

Mrs D. Fairchiid Wheeler will be in charge for the women's committee at the B-OOkIawu Country club for the
 month of December. This evening dinner will be served at o'clock and there will be moving pictures at 8:45. On Thursday, December T. there will be luncheon at l o'clock after which there will be a pivot bridge The -L1ze has been offered by Mrs. w. Lee WeadOn.
 The remainder of the program for the week includes 1 o'clock tea. Sat crday. Dee. g. Mrs. Waldo C. Bryant hostess; becfsteak dinner at 6:3O: mixed bowling tournaments: Saturday Dec. Is, matinee moving picture, 3:3O, Wanda Hawley in The Snob": , O clock tea, Mrs Samuel C. Shaw, hos tess dinner at z o'clock and moving pictures The SnOb," at S:45
 Saturday, Dec. g. Christmas The DansaIt, 1 to ' o'clock, SpaideI's or chestra, Ecste4ses, Mrs. Carl L. Sic mon and Mrs. D. F'Airchild Wheeler: dinner at 2 o'clock: pivot bridge &:+5- Prizes offered by Mrs Walter 7 Lashar and Mrs. Louis E. Powe
 The gala evening Of the month, however, will be Saturday, Dec. 30, when the invitation is given young clG to come to the ball; come in cos tune. or come not at aII.' Music for the dinner dance at o'cIock. will he furnished by the Country Club orchestra
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
MAYOR FAvORS
 WEBBING 0F
 MIDDLE STREE
Layout Report Is Signed By
 City Engineer And Will Be Reported To Mon days Meeting of Council.

City Engineer James lIcEIroy today signed the AIIuoIe street layout re. port when W-I be reported at AluI- days meeting OL the Common COuI- ciI. The report has been forwarded to City Clerk r. |. Dau--au who WlJ4 Engineer ACELrOy acted as a commit tee appointed by recent cClncl4 meeting to DrIuE n Ll- report OI. the proposed Widening OI A,duIe street from taIIIe-t avenue Ly God s-ree-.
 A pubic hearing was led on the petition OL SClLeS o- oClLee. realtors, for the widening CI the street at winch property owners on the street voiced objection and IaFoI Tor tle propose tion. The matter then went 10 the streets and sidewalks committee O. the Common CouueI wL-cH III turn referred It back 10 the Council
 The report reads that the new line shall be ten feet east Of and plra-- Tel with the present east line ot Middle street from Fairfield avenue to CIo-1. street. Following acceptance, Lhu matter will he referred fp rle Toa1-r.. of Appraisal for am estimate of dam ages and approximate cost of -le work There is much opposition I, the proposed widening wl-le man. are in favor of it. Mayor Fred At water is in favor of the project strict ly on it's merits.
 The petition of Joseph s-oher O. Main street, asking for the extension. CI Wayne street thIoU=G 10 Golden rod avenue will be presented to the Common Council City E.ueEuael- Me EIroy has Stailed out the proposed extension and $ in favor or the plan. However, he believes that property owners who will benefit by the ez- tenSIon should give their land free 10 the city where iL Is proposed to cut the street Lhr0u-h.
 Objection To this plan was voiced ny MT. Stoher, who declared that the city ought to pay for the property that will be affected. Eugtrrrr Me Elray stated today that the benefits derived from the extension by Cnrr ing up new land and making IL saIa1le will be very great.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
BROAD STREET
 CARNIVAL IS
 FULLY PLANNED
Big Event Will Take Place Next Thursday And Will Mark Widening of That ThorOughfare.

The Broad street carnival commit .ee met yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce Assembly room and competed plans for the celeora- liOu tO be held December '. The committee has hired two brass bands for the occasion and has booked up other attractions for that day. The Connecticut company has also given the committee consent to string cleo tric lights and banners from the troll ley pO-es. over 5000 balloons will be given away, and a large number of prizes will also be awarded for unique and clever costumes.
 The awards will be for the best santa Claus costume, Charley Chap | q, clown, fancy dress OId-fashjOned, sonic, best decorated wheeIbarrOT. best decorated bicycle. most attractive costume group of young ladies in de- cCrated car and most unique club or organization marchers.
 A number off loats representing different organizations will be in the line of march. Twenty societies have already entered their appearance for the carnival BsTnuu X 5aIey's cir GUS. Lions club, 70 HOmmes ct 8 CheVaUE society of American Legion will have unique entries.
 Electricians and deCOra tors will start transforming the usually placid Broad street into glare of white lights and color early next week The final meeting of the committees will be held next Monday afternoon af i p. nl-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
COURT CALENDAR CROWDED WITH
 DIVORCE SUITS

The coming month promises to 1 have much grist for the divorce mill, according to the number 0t suits filed | yesterday in the Superior court Sev- | en were filed yesterday alone. l Max HilIey of NorwaIk alleges rnis- conduct on the part of his wife, Grace 1 Hilley of Bridgeport, naming one Al ! bert Milton as correspondent. They were married May s, 1920. He says she was guilty of indiscretons on sev- eral occasions from June until Oct. 26 Of this year.
 Alimony Is asked in the petition of Irene Clark Young of Stamford against Frederick Young, whom she accuses of intolerable cruelty towards her. They were married Sept. [, 1911 and have two minor children, the GUS tody of whom she seeks.
 Desertion is charged by Eva S. Mill CT of Strat,ord against Harold J. Mill CT. They were married Dec. F, 1912 and she alleges that he left her on oct. l, 1919. She asks for custody of the children.
 Desertion Claimed.
 Alleging desertion in 1907, three years after they were married and with two infants in the house, F'esta A. O'Meara of New York has petl- toned for divorce against Lilly E. O'Mear of Stamford. They were mar ried April 23, 1904.
 A divorce. alrnony and custody of a minor child are asked for in the pc tition of Edna P. JeDse of Stamford against James B. Jensen. Property valued at 5000 has been ordered at tached on her claim for alimOny. They were married Oct. 27. 1914 and she charges iRtolerable cruelty.
 Lillian Rose Howell seeks q divorce from Alexander Howell. formerly of Bridgeport, but now of parts un known, on a charge of desertion. They were married June 8, 1912. He is said to have left her May 12, 1919.
 The right to resume her maiden name is asked for in the petition Of May Clark Marvin of Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Billing Dates Changed
 By Telephone Company

Accompanying the month";. blss received today by the subscribers oE The Southern New England Te'e- phone Company is an aunouu cement that change in billing dates will be made December list. providing uasI- nite adyantaEes to the public. IS well as to the company, over the present bIliuE routine
 An important feature of the new billing plan is that each bill will show the status of the account. as Of he date of the bill This change should meet public favor. The present uee- oSSa1-y practice of holding toll charges. incurred after the goth f the month till bill is rendered the first of the second month following. has caused some .-uuIer~taudt tu- among subscribers and k an uura- Vorabie feature of the present bllaug method which win be removed by the new Ura -tICe-
 Also the present collection nars. which resulted in very busy =egrla0ae offices duriuE Ihe early part of el-a month VIII be spread and this win help tu expedite rrau-arrsrr- in rrs conpany.s commercial offices to the mutual advantage of patrons and inc C0DErauy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
New System of
 Fat Reduction

Here's a new way for all fat people to laugh together at that old buFaboO- Obesity. The saying that there is nothing new under the sun" does not now apply to fat people any more. Here ls something new for them-a new sensa- Tou, new pleasure, d new and grace tui figure, easily found by anyone who is passing beyond the limits of sIimness. Everyone has heard of the Marnola Prescription; that harmless combination of fat-dsfyiag elements perfected by one of the foremost physicians. Now from the same high authority, there comes another idea-the idea of cOndensing these same. pure, harmless ingredients into pleasant little tablet. Taken after eating and at bedtime, they help the stomach to dispose of all the fatty foods converting them into compact, solid flesh, muscle and energy without dieting or exercise. Marmola Prescription Tab lets regulate the entire system-dO for you what bodily exertion and seIf-ienial can not do and the fat, once routed is gone for good You can prove all this at triiing cost. Marmola Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by the Narmola Company, 46I2 Wooiward Avenue, Detroit. Mich. A case-- Ifficient to bring -esuIts-is but one dollaT.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Mrs Catherine Bahan.

day morning suddenly. at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. W. Hale. 56 Sanford avenue She is survived by three daughters. Miss Loretta Bahau, Mrs John r. Tnalau. O. Newark. \. d.. and Mrs. c. W. Hale: and three sons. Francis. James and Charles all of Milford The funeral will he held Monday morning from her home. 70 Reach avenue. Walnut Beach. at S-S0 o'l-ecl and thence from Sr NIary's church Milford. where a high mass C- requiem will be celebrated. Inter
 -e-- will he in Sr. Josaph's ceme-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
ID
 LAW URGED
Educational Campaign Of American Bond To Be Continued Here TOmor- TOW and Next Week.

The work of the American Bond in ts educational campaign for more patriotic loyalty to law. which was egun in EridgeDor- last Sunday in meeting at the First Unlversalisl 1urch, will be continued during the '"Inln% week in a series of Sunday tddre=sos in the churches and week -5lE Addresses in the schools and
 The schedule of the program. to- Ee-ler With the speaker. is as fOI lows Louis Albert Banks. D. D. of s."~@bur@. Oregon. author of mere than seventy books, g. leading 1T-th-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
ROBERT p. CARSON. D. D.

lowluG schools during the week: l'E-ia-sEgla Earruln Dec 4 at 9:5Js Black Rock Dec 2 at 8 and M1Dl=- wood Dec at E-S0-
 Robert D. Carson. D. D., Of Den T@r Colorado for three years a 'hauraugEa lecturer and manager, pastor of the largest CougregatlouaI shurel lu Denver. n man who's mes aa-a at this r.Ue Ea free. but which neHs1E" has been declared worth .ec-ler oE some a- CcGracrlcut's crit -os- will speak at tha resper =ogrics sunday afternoon iu tho Park Street Eol-re-a tiDu.I church and during -he following " elk rtI have the EgI ioWin- school maCuu@s. Monday, ~-10. EIi-h rohonT- Monday II. Elias Howe school. Tuesday. g-11. Lincoln Srh0Ols Wedn .sday l1.I5, Hall school. Thursday. 1O:45. Madison school. and Thursday. -:50. shelton school
 The school lectures will he EivCu m connection with Educational Week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
LoWER STEANfER RATFS.

London. Dec. 2-CBy the 4. P.)- The Royal Mail Steam Packet Com pany today announced reductions in it's fares to New York. The most i'm portant item listed is a reduction in the minimum first class fare from 4T pounds to 43 pounds 15 shiIHngs dur ing the winter season, which is to last until June 30, 1923, instead of ter minating April 30
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
GEORGE II. HuELEGA1IE. D. D.

edisr clergyman and lecturer, lhe 1nan
 with the 'GaDn.a-J Ia-gI' in Amer Lca, will be ar the SLrarford II. 2.
 church SDuda. morning. BrijEep Drt Wash.uEtou Park AI F. church n tie -"eu.ug. Bridgeport HI-h school Monday at &-@U. and at tle Bridge. port Lions Club Wednesday noon.
 George F. TurLuEaue. D. D., or Los Angeles. California one of Amer igg'= HnraI--t thinkers. a man with a message of love and inspiration, and one of tho leading western pas tors of the Baptist church, will oc- rary rna pulpit of the Bridgeport Me Inrial I'apr.st church sunday even iu-. and will then speak in the fol-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
OBITUARY

Funeral services for George v. To rGws were hold yesterday afternoon in Christ Episcopal church. Rev C. '- Kennedy o1Geia-ed- The paEbear- CTS were James and John NICTaEEar-. Louis Burrl-r. Burton CalEius. Louis BearEue and Clifford Scales. Burial was in Union cemetery. Stratford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
REBELS READY ID LAY DO#N ARMS,
 SAYS DE VALERA

hanchester, Ems. Dec. 2-T N s;,)-A letter published ia tho 1Iau- SheSter Guardian today owe. the -5-- Tature of Eamunn De Valera er..ar that the Republican Irreeu. .ars would n" lonEeT oppose the Irish Free State with force of arms"
 The letter denied that -re Irish electorate ever decided in favor, of the Free State and claimed tra- the 1Il-h electors really favor a EeDubL -5,- He said that inc Irish Reaub- Il. ans Will not oppose the Free State Win arms. aoatnsr .'1uy decision through a. uleaL=-ire taken after the f=re--~1 withdraw their threat of war -t1at is the test whctha- the-a tz -.'.---. Gl-tarlUn OF whether the Irish copla ore raal.y free"
 This tier indicates that DeVaIera l. still in Ireland and f= hiding in OF 1ea- iluot-n- IL is dated "Duh.tn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
NIarnarrt GnrarI

The funeral Of Margaret Gerard wa~ held this morning at N:30 o'clock from her home. 7-+g State street and from S-. Autnaly'S church a half hour later. She Is survived by three sons and a daughter She died Thanksgiv- ing day at the age of 69 years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
.Rrhn ! E-Irrrn-rl,

The funeral gt John J. F'Llna gan. whose aea-- occurred yesterday al his home -a- Olive street. will le held ln-EHr morning H- >-S4 o'clock and --uuE ---. Augustine. church at 9 clock It. -s survived h- his wife. Enra Carroll .la.a-.0; two brothers. T,-U-e Inv md William. and two sis .-- Hannah and Mary He was en-
 loved Tor number If years at the 5rva1t Electric company. Iutermenc Will be in St NIichGaI's cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
MRS. AsQUTTH APOLOGTzEs.

London. Dec 2-L1rs. Margot As ouith, wife of former Premier H. H AsGuith. today made public apology for references in her latest book to Lord and Lady Gave. It is under sr"od that Lord Cave threatened ac- ton for damages unless there was a Ts traction.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Prudence, E-TszaI,,tb Cou1d

Funeral services for Mrs. Prudence Elizabeth Gould. wife of George P Gould. were held yesterday af-eru oou from the home .[ her brother. Levi E. EEn~- 5I5 Huntingdon road. Rev. NI-- Dalton CElr---eL- Burial was in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Pete Bein0nte.

Peter Eelu0-re- stN-year-oId son oc DouIu-cS and AuEeli0e Ee-moute
 died a- E-ELewCrE hospital yesterday. The body Was -a-- by train 10 Tor r-u--ou last ---r- Burial will be ,- Saint Francis cemetery lu To--5ug-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

don t even have a bacNache every month. cannot prais your Vegetable Com pound enough and highly recommend i- to those who have troubles l-Ea mine am willing for these facts ro be used 2 s a testimonial to lead all who suffer with female troubles. as l C;i. to the right road to health. ''-1irs. LULA VAIN, Box 43, Fulton. Arkansas.
 Itsthis sort of praise of Lydia 2. Pink hams Vegetable Compound. given by word of mouth and by letter. one woman >to another. that should cause you 10 con Sider taking this weiI-klUwn medicine. f you are troubled with such symptoms as painful periods weak, nervous feeling. miserable pans in your back, ll- cz- not work at certain tines.
 Here Is a woman who Is so Era-cEr and glad to be relieved from a pal-f. and nerve raclSi1g physical CondIu. that she wishes to tell all sick women.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
GIRL KILLED IN
 AUTO ACCIDENT

Syracuse \. Y, Dec. 2-One gir' was killed, q young man is dying and three others are suffering from more
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Dali Esircann ...hrcafnaod

London Dec 2-E.vcrv member of tJflIe special precautions for fr-r during the week and in co-=e.uence Ct the report that plot had been Daily Mail despatch from Dubrr -g- Clay.
 The correspondent adds that f. Is believed that the round uD of sus- Eects during surprise searches in Dub governments plan 10 rg1 rEe E-fduan- 2 ing plot was completely -lerez-frlI. Many prominent rebel leaders have Teen captured.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

against Gaston E. Marvin of St. Louis. They were married April 9, 1917 and she alleges he deserted her May 30, 1918
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

or less serious injuries as the result of an automobile accident just north of Liverpool today. The dead wonn- an is Mrs. Alice LePpezr of this city. Byrne PoppletOn also of this city, is dying.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

~'-- H -aN s7H -tA a-a HAa-..H
 IwuU,C SIrler So baS- ly every month from my vast down that 1 could not be on my feet half the time. l WGSUot able to do my work without help. l saw your ' eEe-aaic < Ow pound aIver- JaSeI lu a CewSpauc- and gave t a far 5rial Now ] am able to dc my work auI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
MRS. LULA vaNH
 FULTON, ARKs
Suggests to Suffering Women
 the Road % Health

Fulton. Arkansas used Iv5ia F. Pinkham.s NeEetahle ComrounZ Lnr ,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

Advertisements are your dependable friends.
 CuLtiUdte them.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
MORGAN CREEK

Sorry to learn Sunday School and
prayer meeting is on the drag. Every
body come out and help carry it along
until cold weather anyway.
Sorry to hear of the death of Pau
line SaItcr, and also the infant child
Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Fulton. Both
families have our heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs. Cynthia Burchett who has been
sick so long is slowly improving. .
Miss Lizzie Cartmell is at Catletts-
burg visiting her mother.
Several from here have been in
Louisa attending court this week. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chaffin are NOV
ing TO Yatesyille and their daughter,
Hrs. irene Burchett Of Twin Branch.
will move 10 their place. -. 'sr. ,
Dallas Clark has gone back to coal
digging. .... 49,. ...... .."
A quiet wedding took place at the
nome of Lewis Burchett Wednesday,
Hiss Mary Burchett and Mr. Talbert
May.We wish them long and happy
life. ..... n 0 B B.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
MATTE

School is progressing nicely at this
place with j. II. Cordle teacher.
Several from here attended the pie
supper at Charley Saturday night.
Miss Lille Moore has returned to
her home at Louisa after spending a
few days with Bertha |. Moore.
Nessie Jordan and Bert Moore left
Sunday for Russell where they have
employment.
Willie Moore spent the week end
with home folks. ... 49,.
Mrs. w NJ Sampich spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Minnie
Moore
jay Moore made trip to Louisa
Tuesday.
D. NJ Justice of Louisa was here
one day last week.
Connie Moore paid home folks a
visit recently; ..a 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Moore and Mrs.
G. Y. Ball were visiting at Adams
sunday. .=
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ball were in
Louisa recently. .." "
Mrs. Florence Hayes and Mrs Yes
sic Jordan were dinner guests Sunday
Of Mrs. B. F. Moore. -.
Schofield Jordan passed up our
creek Sunday. MRS. GRUMPY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
Literary Society.


The first regular program OF the
Friday at 1880 p. m. at which time the
program published in last issue was
rendered with the following chang -:
Mrs. John Brickner delighted the
society with a violin solo accompanied
by Mrs. Robt. Cashier on the piano.
The following program has been
arranged for Friday. October 6:
Sextette-Martha Yates Ella Johns
LuelIa Mcclure, Edythe Norton. Opal
Walters and Edna Hays,
Reading, Julia Jane Burgess.
Piano duet Jessie Carter, Ella Ma
RE Kinstler.
Defamation, Carmie Wilson.
Quartette, Ed Land. Garland Carter.
Burgess Carter AlvOs See.
Extamporaneous talk. Ella Johns.
Vocal solo, Miss Finley.
School song, Gladys Halves. Lorna
Doone Miller. Florence Badger, BcuNh
Kirk. Cecil Dunnagan, Joe Mcdowell,
Logan Kiscr Mont Hale.
Debate; Resolved that the action
OF President Harding in vetoing the
Soldier Bonus BIZ meets the approval
Of a majority Of the American peoplo"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall Burton
Queen. Caroline Justice. NEGATIVE
Edith Cheap, Loyal Wray. John Crur-
cher
News Of the Week, Elizabeth VII
son.
Report of the Critic. Prof y. q,
Gilmer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
HENRIETTA

Kfaut making, Is am the go here.
Mr und Mrs G., G.. Williamson are
visiting home folks az Sudhutn.
Mrs To,a Preston NJ Georges Creek,
lIrs Jessie King uf Carbon, IS. Va,
and Mrp. Nancy Porter 0f Sg}dham
were visiting Mrs Dowc BlcyInS sat
lrIHy and Suudhy ....
Mlss"s Gypsy ana Iona ward were
.lilng On Miss shirley BleyiHy sat
urd1v ...... %
. Mir, and Mrs Daniels Of OHutr were
visiting +. Ward Sunday.
AIR and Mrs Jasper Neck called. on
Mir and Mrs cob Hinklc sunday.
Joe West OF Stidham spent Thurs
iny night NJ Low Blcvius. '-
Miss Shirley BlcvIns Hatcher Meek,
Miss Gipsy ward. Miss Made Hinkle
and Richard ROLAND were calling on
Make and vernon Boyd Sunday
Miss George Pack 81 lronton. Ohio.
ls visiting Mrs Sallie Ward, ~.
Mr. and Mrs, Hobcrt Lyons are vls-
Hing home folks, {. {, Williamson.
Mrs. Myrtle Booth called on Mrs.
Salno Ward SUNDAY 49,. ......
Mrs Della Meek and son made a
BUSINESS trip 20. paintsville Saturday.
Mrs Duvio Bleylns and Mrs Nancy
Porter were visiting Mrs. Mary wilbur
at Richardson Monday.
Miss Dixie Rltclin was calling on
Made HInflc Sunday.
BROWN EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
ULYSSES

tucts Davis Burton is no better.
Mr.. and Mrs VI F. Burton made a
ha-iH,Ss trip tp Louisa 'hiH week.
John purkutl was called 20 CaticIts,
ourg by the illness of his lWtte grand
son John f. MElleu. ..
Mr. and Mrs D. r u. BORDERS were
''r dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs G
g. Young sunday
Mrs. g. +, Compton was tho aIl-day
guest NJ Mrs Roscoe Borders sunday
Miss Madge Borders was the guest
" Miss Laura Puckeil saturday night
samuel Borders attended court last
wick
Born. 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Haskell Young
fine girl.
ora Borders lett Sunday for B6wnc.
mont. W. Va. to work.
Miss Edna and Mizie Borders were
hopping at Charley last week. ..
Mrs. ZonIa Castle is nj at present
Mrs Alice Fraley was the uIl-d day
guest NJ Mrs. J y Burton Sunday
We are glad to say that Georges
Greek is not so poor but what she can
Ford few cars. .........
Mr.. and Mrs John Puckctt were the
guests or Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards
sunday. '... g.,
Erna Burton motored to Louisa last
Monday.
Samuel Borders. Howard Thompson
and E;dgel Castle attended the ball
game at Charley Sunday.
Monroe and clyde Castle Of Low
Evansville were calling on their best
girls At this place Sunday, = ..
Lee Edwards OF Catcttsburg was
visiting home folks Saturday and sun,
dpy. Mr., and Mrs Zoe Edwards.
&c.,. COTTON TOP. .