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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-21
ENTERPRISE


Owing to tho crowded coud,tto,
OF the Long Run schools, several
OF tho students have been admit.
ted to tho local schools until other
arrangements can he made. Tho
pupils, who are attending here arc
from the upper grades.
Death Of Mrs. STIR
Mrs. William stire died at l,or
nome at Lumherport Monday. Mrs,
Stire had been In poor health since
last February when she suffered
an attack Of influenza but had
heen able to be about her house.
hold until the past two weeks
when complications arose whicr
caused her death. Mrs, stire il
survived by her husband and ons
daughter. Her father, Williar,
Lindsey also survive ms do tho
following brothers: James,
Thomas. William, Claude and Les.
ter Lindsey, and one sister Mrs,
Thomas Ashcratt. Funeral ser.
vices were held over the body In
the LHmberport, NJ. r. Church
Wednesday afternoon with the
Rev A L ireland in charge Of the
services Burial was made in the
Odd Follows Cemetery.
Church Festival
Members Of tho local NJ. r.
Church, South. gave gocial anil
festival Thursday evening. The
affair was a success. being we'll
patrontzed. Ice cream, cake pes,
sandwiches and coffee found ready
sale. The proceeds win be givei
a a payment on the parsonage
debt.
Patient Improve
Miss Betty Heldreth, who has
been suffering with a long siege Of
typhoid fever, Is recovering at the
home Of her parents near here.
Former Local Girl Marries
Friends Of Miss Virginia Griffith
have received announcements Of
her marriage to Edgar Russell
Rice. The marriage was celebrat.
ed at the home 0 fthe brides
parents in Clarksburg Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Rice was a former
local girl, having lived here with
her parents several years ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Rice will reside In
Clarksburg where the former IS
employed.
Sunday Guests
James NJ. BrRmlett, principal OF
the Gypsy schools, Miss Lucie
Fortuey OF Sh,nnston and Miss
Beulah Tetrick Of Enterprise com
posed party Of guest entertained
last Sunday by Miss Lur6ne Sturm.
Family Gathering
A family gathering was held lnat
Sunday at tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G, Vernon on Railroad
street. TIE guests included mum.
Der .of neighbors besides the i'm
mediate family. All children Of the
family were present with one ex.
ception. The grandchildren were
also present with one exception. A
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Edgar Taylor of Madison
street left yesterday for FordwicS,
Va, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
Mrs. George C.. R!ttenhouse Of
Watsong and her niNce, Mrs.
Harry Miller of this city, went 10
Meyersdale, Pa, today, where
they will spend several days rs
the guest OF the formers sister
Mrs. Jacob Reynolds.
Charley Sturn Of Hurst, ". Va.
motored here today and accompan.
led BY his nephew, Edward
Shroyer. motored to Wheeling,
where they will spend the week
end with Mr.. Sturm's daughter,
Miss Gladys Sturm, who Is a STU
dent at Mt. Dc Chantel Academy.
Mrs. Agnes Mayer and Miss
Leah Jane Dawson, who attended
the West virginia-altt game In
Pittsburgh and who had been Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dren-
non OF Elkins have returned home.
Charleston Mail.
Miss Mary Devol who is ii!
with dirhther:a at the hotT of DR..
C.. y. Watts on Maple avenue Is
recovering.
Henry *. Lands, n prominent
farmer OF Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania. residing near Lam
caster, Pa, is spending week
with his nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. U. II. Dunlap OF sill
Castor avenue. Mr.. Lands stop
ped here en- route to Lancaster
from the national encampmeHt OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic
at Dcs Molnes, Iowa, and reunion
OF tho Army of the Cumberland
at Columbus. Ohio.
Miss May NJ. Mnloney left here
recently for Charleston where stn
addressed the West Virginia
Anti-TubercuIosis Association at
the Wednesday and Thursday SEES
sious. Miss Maloney is tho head
Of the local town and county pub
lie health nursing service Of the
Red Cross.
Miss Doris Hall is the guest OF
the Misses Strausse and Mildred
Martin IN the home OF their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mar.
tin In Huntington. w. Va. This
Missbs Martin and Hall will W.T.
ness the West Virginia Washing
ton and Lee football game in
Charleston today.
Or. and Mrs. Aubrey Lawson Of
Weston were IN the city, for q few
hours yesterday en- route from Tor.
onto, Ohio. whore they attended
tho funeral Of Mrs. Scott Wander.
wort. Mrs. Vandervort was the
mother OF Mrs Lawson. Mr.. Wand.
orvort remained at Toronto for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Fluharty,
Mrs. J. A. F1elfresh and Mrs. Zolc
Fluharty are spending the week.
end in Pittsburgh.
A daughter was born on October
IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Perkins
at their home at Nuzum Place. She
has been named Geraldine Jean
nettes
E. M. Wraasc has returned from
Pittsburgh where he had been call
ed by the illness OF his mother.
Mrs. Brooks Morgan has been
III for several days at her homo
on the East Side.
Miss Helen Riggs has returned
from Clarksburg, where she spent
several days this week.
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS:-:
Halloween Party.

Halloween Party.
A Halloween party was held
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. ]. o. Poe, on Jacobs street by
the members Of the World Wide
Guild Of the Palatlne Baptist
Church. The house was decorated
with autumn leaves and ferns and
the refreshments were In keeping
with the season. Games and a for.
tune teller were the diversions Of
the evening. Tho event was ar.
ranged By the members OF the so.
ciat committee composed OF Mrs.
]. o. Poe. Mrs. Oscar DIETRICH. Mrs.
Rosenberger and Mrs. Ed. Wolf.
At clarksburs.
Mrs. Ira Devault and father,
Joseph Harden OF Potomac avenue
are at clarkshurg where they were
called b. the death Of David Clay.
ton.
To Attend Funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Little and
family went to Colfax this after.
noon TO attend tho funeral Of Mira
Lilies aunt, Miss Emma Downey,
which will DO held at Mount zion
Sunday at 1880 o'clock. Miss
Downey died Friday at o'clock at
tho home Of her sister, Mrs. vii.
liam Hawkins of Colfnx.
Palatine Baptist Church
,"Old Folks Day" will he OBJ.
served at the Palat!ne Baptist
Church tomorrow. old.time hymnB
will be sung and the pastor will
preach on the subject, Back TO
the First" The evening service
will be an evangelistIc one and the
subject will be, Gods First Ques.
ton to Man"
Personals.
Mrs. j. II. Steele OF Potomac ave.
nue has been I'll for several days.
Mrs. William Morgan Of Bar.
-rackviIle spent Friday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ma.
lone on Potomac avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Wolf Of Park.
ersburg were guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. AZ. Ward on Columbia street
Thursday.
Mrs. Dorsey Pople spent Thurs.
day with her mother. Mrs. Thornton
Malone Of Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. HALL, MIR, and
Mrs. Charles Michaels, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ], Arnett and Joseph .rol.
life have returned from a hunting
tip near Little Falls.
Shelby Kinkead Of Norgantown
avenue is visiting relatives at
Shinnston.
Mrs. f. r. Louden and daughter
Margaret OF Front street have gone
to Charleston to visit Mr.. and Mrs,
Howard Louden.
Mrs. N, n. Merrlficld and son
Albert Of Wilson street have re-.
turned from a few days STAY IN
Pittsburgh.
Lutte Brown OF Diamond street
has returned from business trim
to Pittsburgh. He was accompar.
led on tho trip by Fred Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Henderson
ana daughter Rosemary and MIR.
and Mrs. C. f. Meredith left Fri.
day morning on an automobile trim
70 Pittsburgh and Urichsville,
Ohio. They will be the guests of
Mr., and Mrs. c. F. Pride, former
residents Of the East Side, while In
UrichsviIle.
Mrs Helen Little Fleming, who
spent the past several months hero
with her sons, G. L. and II. G. lii.
Tie, has gone TO Aberlene. Texas
TO spend a couple OF months with
family. ~"
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Engagement Announced.

Announcement Of tho engage
ment OF Miss Norine Johnston OF
Parkersburg and Harry T. Foster
Of Columbus. Ohio, was made at
q house party given by Mrs. Bryan
Rittcnhouse at her homo in
Petersburg. The wedding will
he an event Of October IS and
I'll be celebrated at the home OF
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Maud
Johnston, at NIcolletto, W. Va.
Miss. Johnston and her mother
were residents OF this city for a
number Of years. They left this
pity for Charleston. where they
resided for a time. but during the
past year MIHs Johnston has re-
sided In Parkersburg. Miss
Johnston was popular in local So
lfiety circles during her residence
pa this city and is a young woman
lot charming personality. During
her residence hero Miss Johnston
taught in the public schools.
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MINISTER TRANSFERRED

Tho Rev. G. L. Page OF Union.
town will succeed tho Rev. Brooks
Morgan as pastor OF the Free
Methodist Church on Morgantown
avenue. The Reverend Mr.. Nor
gan, who has been IN charge Of
this congregation for the past
three years. was recently trans.
ferred TO Charleroi Pa.
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ne o'clock dinner was served the
guests.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Vernon and children,
John and Ethel Marie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Vernon OF Hutch.
insou and children, George Junior
James. Robert ana Charles, Mfr
and Mrs. Charles Oats and little
daughters. Virginia and Audra
Pearl, afr. and Mrs Ralph Mon.
mirth and children. Patsy aud
Marguerite, Mrs. Harry Suires,
Mrs. Kate Vance and two children,
Howard and Bernard, and William
Golden Of Wilsonburg.
Church Notes
The Church services will be as
follows in the N E. Church South
for the coming week: Sunday
school at 10 a. m, with DR.. II. B.
Nutter as superintendent: E9.
worth League at 6:45 p. m. =,
preaching at 1880 y. m. Prayer
meeting will be held each Wed.
nesday evening.
Revival Services
The revival services in tho
Lumberport, NJ. Z. Church are
scheduled to begin January /. The
Rev. A. L. ireland will be assist
cd In the revival work by DR..
Daniel WestfalI. business manager
of the Pittsburgh Chrlstian Ad.
Tocate, The first quarterly meet
ing OF the conference year will b,
held at the Lumberport church,
October 81.
Announcement
Frtends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
lei Ogden Of Long Run have re,
ceived announcement OF the birth
OF son October IL. .
Health Improves
David Jones. who has been I'll "a.
the home Of relatives IN FaIrmoat
FOR the past few weeks is imurov-
ing slowly and was hero to trans
act business Wednesday. Mr..
Jones plans to leave in q Short
cine for Orlando, Fla, whore II"
will spend the w,ntor months.
Masquerade Party
High school students OF Lumb.
orport are making plans for mas
querade party, which will 2robnh.
~ BE- an event OF the Friday cvon-
Ing before Halloween. Commit.
tees have been appointed to looi
after the details OF ,cutertainmnt.
decoration and refreshments.
Mrs. Horn Hostess
Mrs. Hood Horner was hostess
to the members Of THO Lumnerpof!
Woman's club Friday evening. A
feature Of interest for the occas-
ion was a talk given BY Mrs, Mary
Moorehead, state demonstration.
Mrs. Moorehcad spoke in the n.
terest OF the All Gift Shop. which
is TO be established at ClarksburS
Following the business session q
salad course was served the guests.
Members present were Mrs.
Frank Willis, Mrs. Dwight Crui!t.
shank, Mrs. Jesse Straight, Mrs.
Claude Straight, Mrs. A. y.
SluEUb' EMT6' chester Muffin, MIS-.
Ida atackert, Mrs. Charles He'd.
ges. Mrs. W. P. Hammer. Mrs.
William Hess. Mrs. Vance Hornor,
Mrs. II. D. Hardesty, Mrs.
Harvey Fortney. Mrs. Laura John.
son. Visitors from out Of town
were Miss Villa Lowe. Mss. II.
is. Johnson and Mrs. Martha Knox
Of Shinnston.
Personals
Beverly IIardesty and sister.
Miss yelma IIardesty we're at Bar
rackville yesterday 10 attend thu
funeral Of Miss Katherine shack.
leford.
Mrs. Walter Saunders. was 4
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The employees OF The West Vlrs
Einian and the Fairmunt Printing
Co. will give a Halloween party
and masquerade in the auditor
ium on the third floor OF The
West virginian Building on Main
street on Thursday evening, DC.
tober &c. Invitations reading as
follows have been issued: THE
honor Of your presence Is request
cd at a Halloween party 10 be
given BY The West Virginian and
the Fnirmont Printing Co. at s
o'clock Thursday evening. Octo-
N6er 2s, 1929. in the auditorium
on tho third floor. Come and bring
a friend"
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Features Of the program for the
Quota Club luncheon Mt 12 o'clock
Monday al the Fa'rmont Hotel,
Will be talk on tho community
chest BY Miss Lli"Ie Ford. who IS
acting for Miss Mary Devol, the
clubs representative on the com.
SNittee, and a solo by Mrs. 3. S.
y niger. The Misses Dale West(a!i
and Lena Hamilton, chairmen Of
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Maj. and Mrs. Samuel D. Brady
yesterday broke ground for Il
handsome new residence which
they will build on the Country
Club road. Tho site of the resi-
dence is between Rosehill, the
summer. home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas Watson, and the
Country Club and lies directly on.
postte the residence OF the Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Baird Mitchell,
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To New Home

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Kelstor
have moved from the residence OF
the latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
W. D. Straight on Maple avenue,
where they had resided since
their marriage, to a new home
which they had erected on East
Park avenue.
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Fall Reunien and Tea.

Members Of the Woman's Club
were out in large numbers yestef
day for the annual fall reunion and
tea. which was hold 1t the Masonic
Temple, and following an enjoya-
bic program. the hospitality com,
mlttee, OF which Mrs. Edwin RoE
inson is chairman, entertained at
tea and served delicious refresh.
ments.
Reports OF tho biennial conven.
ton. held at Lake Chuutauqua, n.
T., talks by tho heads Of tho vari.
Gus departments, and the revle y
OF the work for the year by the
president featured the first par.
OF tho program, and piano solo,
an interpretative dance and a cos.
tune reading, completed most In.
teresting and instructive program.
Mrs. Joseph Roster, club presi-
dent. presided al tho meeting, and
reviewed interestingly the work
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Miss Rachael Snyder Of
.Shepherdstown, who was the
guest Of Miss Mary Hartley Greer
at her home on Quincy street, re.
turned yesterday to her home.
Miss Snyder was honorcd with a
number Of social courtesies dur
ing her stay in this city.
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Quota Organized.

Fairmont Quotarians were In
clarksburg last evening and or
ganized a Quota Club for that city
the second in West Virginia. Sew
eral weeks ago steps were taken
toward the organization Of the
club, and at the meeting held las.
evening the organization was per-
fected. Officers, were named as
bellows: Mrs. Corinue Iackman,
esident; Miss Alta Smith. frs,
vice president: Miss lisa II. Taylor.
second vice president: Mrs. Celia
Gartlan. third vice president: Miss
Elizabeth Stonestreot, secretary:
Miss Belle Leatherman, treasurer
Those officers, together with Mrs.
Amelia r. Anon. Miss Louise DMd
ley and Miss Cathryn Brown, form
the board OF directors.
Other members OF tho club are
Miss Regina Caultield, Miss Rose
Carr, Miss Anne Dolan, Miss Mahe.
Civilians, Mrs. Dorothy Watson,
Miss Mildred Patton. Mrs. Maggie
Dodrill, Miss Minnie Reed, Miss
Mary Dolan. Miss Helen Mannix,
Miss Matheny, Miss Mary Hansford
and Miss Evelyn Bramer.
The local Quartarlans present at
the meeting last evening were Mrs,
3. II. Courtney. Miss Leota Gas.
kins, Miss Eileen Ahern, Miss Nellie
Dougan, Mrs, ". H. Haincs an1
Mrs. Bruce Fanus, the latter, who
is residing temporarily in Ciarks.
burg, having Joined the local girls
at the meeting.
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Halloween PARTY

Miss Helen Dobbic. the young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Dobbie, was hostess last evening
at an attractively appointed Hal
lowe'en party at her hpme on Ben
oni avenue. The inteHor of the
house was nrettily decorated with
Halloween effects, and costumes
appropriate to the season weru
worn by the guests. Refreshments
in keeping with the season were
served during the evening. Those
present were the Misses Beatrice
Pollack, Ann Waddell, Jean Wad-
dell, Ruth Riheldaffer. Mary
Frances Rihlcdaffer. Sue Russell,
Lucille Satterfield, Joan Cunning
ham. Catherine Rowe. Helen Ed
dy, Virginia Tetrick, Mary Eve
Holland, Mary Brett. Jane Hesse,
Louise Nelson, Catherine Ham,
Irene Duffy, Virginia Martin, Bot
ty Jane Martin, Margaret Linn
Hamilton, Mary Miller, Mary Ann
Wise, Laura a. LoWery, Phyllis
Mrs. ]. B. Hecker in Oliver ave-
Dobbie.
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Warrington Visitor

Mrs. A. ". Prichard and Mrs.
Q. N. Koen Of Warrington were
visitors hero yesterday. Mrs.
Prichard recently returned from
Peoria, ILL.,. where she visited her
daushter, Mrs. George Jochem.
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Miss NIcpermott Hostess.

\ Miss Jane McDermott enter.
stained the members of the Junior
Friday Afternoon Bridge Club yes
terday with bridge luncheon at
her home on Kirk street. Lunch
con was served at 1890 O'Clock.
The members present were Mrs.
Donald Lazzelle, Mrs. Porter
Hardman, Mrs. Lewis Caldwell.
Mrs. William e. Glasscock. Jr.,
Miss Louise Rogers. Miss Mary
Stewart and Miss McDermott. Mrs.
Frank P. Corbin was the guest for
tho afternoon. Morgantown
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwin
Watson have as their guests at
Highgate, their Fairmont avenue
residence, their daughter. Mrs.
George Stockley and little son
George, Jr., Of New York. They
arrived Yesterday.
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The League OF Women Voters
will bold its monthly meeting at
1880 Monday evening at the Y. W.
i. c. A. AZ this meeting, Mrs. f. A..
Crosse, candidate for the House OF
Delegates on the Republican ticker,
Mrs. Lloyd Sample, candidate for
member Of the board OF education
ot Fairmont Independent District
San the Democratic ticket, Mrs. W.
s. Mayors, candidate for memb y
Of the board Of education on :hc
Republican ticket, and Miss Clara
Wilson, candidate for county SUI.
perlntendent OF. schools on tho
Democratic ticket, will be the
speakers at the meeting. The rap
idly approaching election has
aroused unusual interest in the
league. and these women have
been asked TO attend and to state
briefly regarding the measures
which they will espouse should they
be elected at Tho election in No.
yember.
LenvinE Today.
Miss Caroline Sumpter Is leav-
Ing today for New York. where
she will enter tho American
Academy OF Dramatic Art
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To New HON.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Taylor and
children have moved from Kelley
| lace to property at 1910 Alex.
ander Place, which they r,eently
purchased.
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Marrlane announced

Announcement has becn made
Off the marriage Of Moody Wade
Haney Of this city and Miss lisa
Pauline Weber Of Clarksburg,
which was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at tho home Of the Of
flcintlnS minister, the Rev. j. W.
Graves, pastor Of the Baptist
Church. The bride is daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Webe.'
OF Clarksburg and the bridegroom
IS son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clarence Haney OF this city. Ito
Is associated In business with thu
Domestic Coke Corporation III
this city. They will reside here.
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Silver Tea

Honoring Miss Rhoda Berdshaw
OF Alabama, who will leave soon
for China whore she will do mig
sionary work, supported by tho
Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
cIety and the Isabelle Thoburi.
Circle OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this city,
these organizations will entertain
the members and friends of til ,
church at silver tea a. 1896
o'clock Monday night In the
home Of Mrs. ". Il. Crane In
Fourth street. The Misses Ken
nison and Trumbell, deaconesses
in the Engle Settlement House,
will also share in the honors.
Miss Berdshaw will speak at the
meeting Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society which will b.
held in the church at 1890 O'Clock
Tuesday night. The Isabelle Tho
burn Circle will be Euo:t Of tho
society at this meeting.
Miss Berdshaw is being enter
tanned. while hero, in the home OF
Mrs. J, D. Hacker in Oliver ave.
nue..
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Next Meeting


The next meeting Of the litera-
ture and art department Of the
Woman's Club will be held on
November G, and the subject t.
be studied will be Tho Begin
NinEs Of Modern Woman as Re-
vealed In the Novels Of Meredith,
Moore, Gissing, Butler and
Others" The following books will
be studied and reviewed in con-
nection with tho study: 1.-THE Or
deal Of Richard FevereIl," "Rhoda
Fleming" "Egoist," "Beauchamps
Career" Diana of the Cross
ways" and Zone of Our Con-
querors" by Meredith, "a Drama
In Muslin" Confessions of a
Youug Man" "Evalyn 1veness, .
Sister Tross'' and Esther
Waters" by George Moore. "Tau
Way Of tho FLESH" "Erwhonu
Revisited" by Butler, and "Thy-
rsa" Demos" Born In Exile"
and Grown Of Life" by Gissing.
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Announcement has boon made
OF tho marriage Of Albert Tune
and Miss Jean Berlin Kohler,
which was celebrated recently at
Ranger. Tex, the home OF the
bride. They are residing at Dallas,
Tex. The bride is a former Man
nIngton young woman and Is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
kohler and a niece OF Mrs. A. ".
Prlchard Of Warrington.
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The committee in charge Of the
card party to be given by the To-
cal court Of the Catholic Dough-
tiers OF America is making elab-
orate plans for the party to be
held next Wednesday evening.
The party Is in charge OF Mrs. j.
". Davtson's division. Bridge and
fiTe hundred will he played.
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The Florence Kinney Bible Class
will meet at $3.50 p. N. in the
home Of Mrs. Paul Hamilton, 4l6
Walnut avenue.
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LOCAL SOCIAL. EVENTS

the blues. and greys, respect vely,
who will conduct the S<et sale
for the Quota dance to be held on
the evening Of October II at the
Fairmont. viii have aometh!ns tn
say concerning the sale. Tho nsxt
meeting will be the monthly even
Ing meeting and will BIZ In the ma
ture OF a Halloween party to be
held at the home OF Mrs. Pauline
Hanes at Edsemont.
Wedding Invitations
Sir and Mrs. James Sansoma
Lakln Of Charleston have issued
invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter, Marion Elizabeth
Lakin and John Vickcrs Ray,
which will DO celebrated on Tues
day evening, November Z. at $3.50
o'clock ut the Methodist ErIscopaI
Church in Charleston. Mr.. l.aktn.
father OF the bride to DO, Is mem
her Of tho STAG Board OF Control
and is we'll known In this city.
where he frequently visits. Miss
I.ak'n Is also we'll known here.
Have Guests
]. w. Faust aud daughter, Miss
Monta Faust, have as their guest
at their homo on Locust avenue,
the formers daughter, Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Jones OF Bartlesvilla,
Okla. Mrs. Jones will spend SOMA
time here and will visit with other
relatives alSo during her stay.
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Personals
Beverly TIardesty and sister,
Miss yelna Hardesty we're at Bar
rackville yesterday 10 attend tho
funeral OF Miss Katherine Shsck.
leford.
Mrs, Walter Saunders. was 4
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Society Will Meet

Tho Home Missionary Society
OF the NJ. p. Temple will meet
Monday evening at S o'clock al
the home Of Mrs. HermoIne Hell
mick at 6i6 Benoni avenue.