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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
PIEASANT RIDGE

Arthur Qumby from Starks shear
ed sheep for Harry Greenleaf, Ross
Berry and Rollins Bros, last week.
Fred Bean began rafting logs from
Briggs Landing last week with a crew
of men and Mrs. Melvina Fitzsim-
mons of Moscow is cooking for them.
Many families in this place are i'll
with grippe
Floyd Hunnewell recently exchang-
ed his touring car for a REQ speed
wagon to haul Fred Beanes rafters
back from Bingham
Mrs. Trevor Howes of Highland was
a caller in town Friday making the
trip in her car.
Mrs. Eta Bray and son Lephe of
Bingham are employed at High
Twelve camps for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Bickford and
cd at the Healy farm Saturday for
the summer.
y. {. Mansir of Holyoke, Mass.
with Ernest Steele arrived at Carry
Pond camps last week with his as
sistants for the coming season. Ernest
Steele is business manager; a lady
from Holyoke is the housekeeper
while her daughter and girl friend
are to do the table work. Those in
charge of the cooking department are
Mrs. Annie Newton of Bingham. and
Mrs. Eva Felker of Augusta. Mr.
and Mrs. George Spaulding of Embden
have charge of the laundry. Others
employed at the camps are EyendeT
Andrews, Syme Gates, Walter. Thomp-
son and Henry King Raymond
Higgins of Madison, the popular mail
carrier. is also back on the job and
will convey the guests from Bingham
to Briggs Landing by auto stage
thence to camp by blackboard.
Mrs. Ross Berry is quite ill with
bronchitis and laryngitis. DR.. p. O.
Hopkins of Bingham is the attending
physician
Harry Greenlaw went to Briggs
Landing to work Monday.
Frank Cleveland, the physical in
structor at High Twelve Camps went
to his home in New York Wednesday
and is expected to return to camp May
9Th accompanied by his bride. The
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WEST RIPLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrar have
returned to their farm in this place
after passing the winter months at
Woodfords.
Mrs. Alexander Robb and little son
Of Canaan were the guests of her step
daughter Mrs. Ralph Libby few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Booker are the
guests of Mrs. Book er's father, Eugene
Young of Burnham.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Felker and niece
Mrs. Maud Bane attended the funeral
of Mr. Felkers sister, Miss Luella
Felker at st. Adams, Friday, April %.
Miss Felker has been staying with her
sister Mrs. Volney Bragg during the
winter whore she passed away after
an illness of about two months.
William Brtten Of Mainstream has
been in this place pruning apple
trees for Ernest Bane and Ralph Lib
by and is going to prune John Jones
large orchard.
Mrs Lila Richards of Palmyra was
a caller in this place last Sunday.
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STRATTON

b. f. Blanchard injured his wrist
recently cranking car, but it Is i'm
proving.
Mrs. George Vaughn has gone to
Pennington for medical treatment.
Mrs. Grin Taylor is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Blanchard for
the present and closed her home on
Blanchard avenue.
l.. A. Knowles has been having car
penter work done on his piazza. E.
H. Bracket did the work.
L. IL. Crosse has returned from
Portland where he has been stopping
for while.
Frank H. McLain of the S. NJ. Co.,
is away on business trip
c. Stanton Carvile is grading up
his grounds around his residence.
MIR and Mrs. John Bridges and
daughter Madeline also Mrs. Roy Rick
er and son Reginald were the guests
of friends in Eustis recently.
Mrs. Clinton Meader and son Wal
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teresting sermon and good music was
furnished by the choir.
Mrs. Arthur Woodcock and little
son of Somerville, Mass. came Friday
for visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Durrell.
o c. Dolbier, president of the
kingfield Cemetery Association. has
issued the following: Pursuant to
the vote of the Cemetery Association
| appoint the following committee
to make all necessary arrangements
for cleaning up the cemeteries on
May s: Fl. G. Winter, chairman;
r. NJ. Simmons. J. T. Voter, Earl l..
Wing, c. f. Chamberlain
The taxes for 1922 are now in the
hands of the collector l.. Z. Kinds.
The rate is q mills or one mill leas
than last year.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau meeting
will take place Friday, May 9Th, at
the vestry of Grace GniYersalist
church at 10 a. m, an all day session.
The subject is foundation patterns,
Miss Amy Whitford County Agent in
charge. Luncheon will be served at
noon. Mr.. Ralph NJ. Simmons the
local chairman requests that all mem
bers be present
Following is the schedule of base
hall games as arranged by the King
field high school for the balance OF
the spring term: April 26. play
ed; Central high school at North
New Portland, score "a to 5 in favor
of X. H. s. May 3. Phillips high
school at Phillips; May 10 and l. play
the Strong high school; May 90 the
Phillips II. s., at kingfeld May 81,
Central New Portland high school, at
kingfeld The captain of the local
team is Bonnie Stafford; manager. Phil
Dodge The lineup of the team: c. b.
Stafford. p. NJ Soule, c. Durrell, II.
Winter; 1st base f. Thomas; End b..
H. p. Dodge; Bird b., p. Dexter; S.,
Adley; eff, Durrell; IT,, p. Dexter; If,
e. Winter; sub, V. Stafford.
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Wednesday afternoon. Seven new
members were elected to membership
and were Mrs. Lillian Weeks, Mrs.
Elsie Tinker Mrs. Annie Fuller, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Ethel Atwood, Mrs. Lau-
ra Davis and Miss Alice Davis. The
following officers were elected: Pres,
Mira Myra: vice president, Mrs. Edith
Jordan; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. Cassie
Daggett; Work Comittee, Maude Nor
ton, Nettie Atwood and Caste Daggett
Entertainment Committee, Caste Dag
gett, lrma Luce and Marion Atwood
Refreshments of candies, ice cream
and cake were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. John Butts, Wednesday,
May 3
Opening dance at Embden Town
House, Saturday, May 9th.
Odd Fellows Sunday was observed
here April %. with very fine sermon
BY Rev. A. NJ. Soule at the Univer-
salist church. On May q, Mr. Soule
will chribten all children, who wish
to be christened at the regular SER
vices. A speaker from Portland will
be at the church, May 7.
Next Saturday patrons of Fernwood
Grange will meet at the hall to make
some necessary repairs. The ladies
will serve dinner at the noon hour. 1t
is hoped a large number will attend
that the work planned may be accom-
Pitched. The regular meeting was
held Saturday evening, with fair at
tendance.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

A. 3. Plummer of Skowhegan was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Walker are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter born April 81
Mrs Laura Clark Is home from
Madison where she spent the winter.
There are four cases Of scarlet
fever in town, Roy Iinckley and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fuller. The
families of John Abbott and
Clark Luce are out after being quar-
antined for scarlet fever for seven
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miner spent
the week end at North Arson.
Lillian Kennison has returned from
weeks vacation in Portland where
she visited her sister Mrs. Ivan Prince
Emmoise Quint has bought Of Clark
Luce house on Main street and NOV
ed his family there.
Friends of Merle Romeo who is a
patient at Kennebec Valley Hospital
will be pleased to know she is doing
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n Williams and
daughter Lois of Stratton spent Sun
day with Mrs. Williams parents Mr.
and Mrs. belmont Norton
Edward Tague bought a lot on Main
street known as the Aunt Molly Viles
let and is clearing out the cellar, get.
ting it ready to build a house.
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PALMYRA
MARSH SCHOOL ITEMS

MAltS1 SN1OOlb EMO
For the past week the attendance
has been 100 per cent.
Mr. Clifford visited school this
week.
Two beautiful geraniums have been
presented to the school by Mrs. Mel
lie Parkman.
Those having 100 per cent in spell
ing are Aubrey Neal, Velma Turner
Grade VII; Pearl Neal, Clifton Cook
Grade ~; Elya Cook, Edwin Neal
Grade II.
Those who have had perfect attend
ance for the first half term are. Merle
Lampher, Ray Leavitt, Elva Cook
Walter Turner, Frank Turner, Velma
Neal, Clifton Cook, Eleanor Neal
Pearl Neal. Eleanor Parkman, Wesley
Parkman, Foster Stackpole.
GALE SCHOOL
Edith Lewis who was taken to th'
Augusta Hospital for an operation is
reported doing nicely.
Thursday the school had 100 pei
cent in spelling
The eighth and second grades have
had 100 per cent in spelling for tht
week.
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happy couple were married May LIST.
A party of New York gentlemen are
to arrive at High Twelve Camp Sat
urday for a fishing trip. They are
Fred Souar, Ellis Billings, John Mil
Ter and Norris Moore.
Ice left the Rowe Pond April 28th.
Mrs. Eli Steward took bad fall
one day recently, badly bruising her
self about the body and limbs,
Edwin Ashcroft ran a finger onto
the edger saw at Steward'a mill two
weeks ago and is still unable to use
his hand
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lace have returned from a visit with
her sister. Mrs. G. Kicker at Eustis.
John B. Carville has gone to Spring
Lake for the summer.
Fred Tague, who has been the popu-
| lar clerk at the Stratton for some
time past has got thru and Leon Mer-
rill has taken his place.
Charles Gordon finished work for
the s. NJ. Co. Saturday night and the
bows gave him a gold watch.
J. W. MacGuire and wife moved to
their camp on the Bigelow road, May
1st for the summer.
Mrs Donald Fuller has returned
from Strong.
j. w. MacGuire has had his store
newly painted on the inside.
Fred S. Tague went down river Mon
day morning on a short vacation.
Green Kincaid is going to Liyermore
Falls Friday to visit friends.
F. S. Tague was at Jim Pond Fri
day and Saturday.
Guy Sedgely was in Augusta We'd
nesday.
Hoat A. Berry has built a new
garage near his house.
1t is amusing to hear some people
kick about their taxes. People will
go to a town meeting and vote for
thing that isn't needed and after
wards when it comes time to raise
the money to pay, then they will be
gin to kick. Well such is life,
d. l.. Churchill is rooming at Clyde
Halls and taking his meals with Mary
LeClair.
Will Sylvester was in Eustis few
days last week.
Stratton is nearer civilization now
than it was last week as the train
| began to run in to Bigelow May LIST
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ENBDEN LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mullen. Mr.
and Mrs. Dapa Witham and son Ger
aid were Sunday visitors at Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Salley of Skowhegan.
Michael Berry is at present coninet
to the house.
Everett Berry aad family spent Sun
day in Norrldgewock guests of Mrs
Berrry's mother, Mrs. VIM. c. Young
Mrs Everett Creamer is caring fo
her grandmother and aunt who ART
both i'll.
Miss Emily wentworth, teacher II
Larone spent the week end at he
home.
Malon Wentworth and wife of Bling
ham spent Sunday at his fathers.
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The Interesting News of
Somerset's Busy Towns
WEST MOSCOW

Jennie. Collins has been house clean
ing, painting and paper hanging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Moulton were
visiting over at John Grey's last
week to see Mr.. Moulton's mother.
Abbie Bright and Jennie Collins
with Fred Bakers horse went to Cara
funk last Thursday returning Friday
Austin Golf is working for Walter
Robinson in Bingham.
John Kelly has returned from
Skowhegan whore he has been for
several weeks looking over the wool
market.
Mrs. Granville Bean is TO do house
cleaning and paper hanging for David
Vaccine.
Mrs. Leo Hill has taken her sisters
girl until other arrangements can be
made, the sad death of Mrs. Frost, the
little girls mother, was reported in a
recent issue.
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BLACKWELL

Fred Cyr is enjoying a fortnight's
stay in Aroostook county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright made a
business trip to Portland the first of
the week.
Mrs. Don NJ Towne, who has re-
Gently returned from Florida, left
town Tuesday for Portland, where she
will remain for few days.
Walter l.. Bird, of this place and
brother, George L., Of Norridgewock,
are leaving this week on Il business
trip to Providence.
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Cliff Butler has bought the old
hotel barn and torn it down.
Mrs. Bachler is working for Mrs.
Cliff Wing.
Cliff Butler was a business caller
down river few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yerton Cox are stop
ping at Mrs. Cox's mothers few
days. has been very sick
Dwight Viles has returned home
after staying at Fairfield Sanatorium
much improved in health
John Caryille has opened his camps.
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EAST MADIS0N

Mrs. John No,tage went Sunday to
Bingham to spend few weeks with
her adughter Mrs. Lloyd Foss.
There was baseball game of much
interest played here Saturday between
the "Kids" of Lakewood and the
"Kids" of East Madison. resulting in a
score OF . to IL. in favor of the Lake
woods There is to be another game
next Saturday at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ X. Harvell and Mr.
and Mrs c. w. Clement were callers
ut Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Roderick's in
Cornyille, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Russell who have
spent the winter in Skowhegan were
at their home here Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Green and daughter Flos-
sic of Skowhegan were callers at her
sons Alton Green's Sunday
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IARONE

The last meeting of the Woman S
Farm Bureau was held April 26th, all
day at the home of the committee
chairman, Elizabeth Winslow. A very
interesting demonstration meeting on
millinery was held with Miss Hare in
attendance and six hats were com
Pleted. A bountiful dinner was serv-
cd at noon There were present
during the day, 23 which includes
nearly all the members. The next
meeting will be May oath, when the
making OF tea wagons will be demon
strated.
Sorry to lose our old neighbors, Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Allen who last week
moved to their new home on the Nor
ridgewoek -Smithfield road which was
the home Of Mrs. Aliens brother Ned
who recently died. Mr. and Mrs
Alien Chaye lived among us. forstwen-
tyrthree years and have manyYfIiends
here who wish them success anFhap-
piness in their new home.
Albert Willett who has been living
In his camp and cutting wood on the
Chase lot, has moved his residence
from the woods down onto land OF
w. p. Winslow. Mr.. Willett Is an
expert wood cutter and deserves much
credit as he Is very exact in his work,
every stick being the exact length and
piled properly and honestly and be
ing all sawed, looks very nice.
The Campbell and Winslow families
took trip to Highland on Sunday
last and found the roads very good
and with no mud. They called on
former residents In this vicinity, Mr.,
and Mrs. Obed Allen and found them
both we'll
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WEST FORKS

E. o. Christensen has returned from
a week 8 visit in Yarmouth.
Fred Harris has returned home from
Auburn where he has been employed
in the shoe factory during the winter
Miss Emma Robinson spent the week
end at Bingham with her parents
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EAST POND

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stevens of Nor
ridgewock were Sunday visitors oil
Mr. Stevens sister. Mrs. Augustus
Goodrich in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Thomas of Oak
land were Sunday guests at Frank
Rowe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dudley and fam.
lily passed Sunday at Mel Rowe's.
Bert Stevens and Mrs. Lee Mason
of Oakland were Sunday callers at
Alton Rowes.
Nelson Chapman of Fairfield was a
Sunday visitor of his son Lloyd Chap
man at the Martens Farm.
Augustus Green is helping Mr.. Lloyd
Chapman along with his farming at
the Martens Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurston Lowe Of Nor
ridgewock were Sunday callers at o.
II. Stevens.
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BRIGHTON

Hiram Kelley of Guilford visited his
mother Mrs. Lydia Hilton Sunday.
Frank Bryant who Is working in
Pittsheld visited with his family over
Sunday.
ca Smith arrived home Saturday
night from Kansas City where he has
been attending an automobile school.
Budd Hayden has bought Briscoe
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have Il headache with furred toaguc,
nausea, loss of appetite and constipa-
ton, 1t usually comes from disordcd
digestion or torpid liver and one or
two doses Of "L.F. " Atwood $ Med.
icine will give speedy relief by carry.
ing Oft impurities and restoring the
clogged digestive organs to their
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CARA rINK

The death of Daniel II. Williams oc-
CURED at Togus Soldiers Home April
81. An obituary notice will appeal
next week.
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HEADACHE

is only "A symptom of
trouble somewhere
IN your system. If
your headache comes
fiom your eyes, con.
suit an oculist al
NUM-. hnt 70 49,.
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POND SCHOOL

Pond school taught by Irene Libby
reports the following for the week
ending April 2S. as having perfect
spelling: Dorothy LibbyS; William
Braley, &; Howard Gray, 6; Althea
Morrow. 3; Clyde Hunt, /; Grace
Wood, /. and Evelyn Morrow, /.
We received replies from our letters
of thanks for THE Maine Book,
from both Or Thomas and State Lii
brarian, Mr.. Dunnack.
Myrtle Hunt brought May flowers,
Red Benjamins, Hepaticas and White
Violet Friday we also have Dogtooth
Violet and our list.
Our poliwogs are growing, we can
see their eyes and mouths now and
we are anxiously waiting to see what
happens next to them.
Our attendance is still very good
and no tardy mark in the last two
weeks.
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NEW PORTLAND

Twenty-Five were present at the
Ladies' Aid meeting, which was held
ut the home of Mrs. Myra King, last
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WEST ST. ALRANS

Frank HOLSTER had the misfortune
to lose his driving horse last week
it getting loose in the barn and one
of his work horses kicking it, break
ing its leg, so that it was necessary
to shoot the animal. Mr.. Hollistcr
has a young colt that he is breaking
Alton Morrow completed his duties
as milk carrier to Corinna, Saturday.
The milk producers in the section con
template taking milk to Hartland very
soon now.
Mrs. Charles Wilbur is i'll again.
DR.. Blanchard OF Pittsfield was called
to see her, Sunday morning.
LUELLA NJ. FELKER
Miss Luella Felker who has been
passing the faN and winter with her
away Tuesday afternoon, April 20
1922 after a long period of i'll health
She was born in the town of Starks
April u, 1863 and daughter of the late
William Felker and Margaret (Wil-
liamson) Felker. Miss Felker spent
about twenty years of her life in Der
ry. n. II. after which she had spent
quite a lot of her time in Everett.
Mass. and in Dexter, Maine. she
leaves to mourn their loss three bro
theirs and two sisters, Frank Felker.
Roscoe 4Telker and Lincoln Felker all
of Ripley, Maine; Mrs. Ellen Seavey
Dexter and Mrs V. II. Bragg of ST.
Adams. with whom she has resided
more or less in the last two years, al
so several neces and nephews The
funeral services were held at V. H
Braggs Friday at 10 o'clock a. m,
They were in charge of A. II. Burton
words were spoken by Rey. Johnnett
Of Palmyra. The bearers were II. b.
Hilton. Fred Lucas. John Parker and
Scott Osborne. The interment was at
Ripley.
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"L. +. MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-08
2 UP AND DOWN BIC SANDY VALLEY

tractiye little daughter, Elizabeth
Mae, and Miss Ruth Greer left Sun
day for ten days visit in the east
while away theywill attend the we'd
ding of Lieut.. Raymond Greer and
Miss Elizabeth Brooks at Scranton
Pa, on Thanksgiving afternoon.
Mr.. James Hatcher and ]. B, Pol
ley of Big Shoal left Saturday for
Palm Beach, Fla, where they will
spend the winter.
DR.. Osborn attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Alice Robertson Brooks at Hunt.
ington Monday. ~:- IL, -s-... '.
Mrs, Geo. Pinson and son of Elk.
horn City, attended the funeral at
Huntington Monday of Mrs. Alice
Robertson Brooks who died following
an operation at Peoria, ILL.,, last Fri.
day. Mrs. Brooks was the daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J. M. Robertson of
o., but formerly lived here.
Miss Bessie Riddle and Miss Cert
rude Auxier, two OF Pikeyille's at
tractive young ladies, spent Sunday
with Mrs. James Layne and daugh.
tiers at Paintsville. -....
Miss Della Walters of Paintsville
and Miss Geneva Creel of Louisa
were in Pikeville for dinner Wednes.
day at the Hotel Jefferson.--News.
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YATESVILLE

The entertainment here last Thurs
day night was quite a success.
large crowd was present An inter
asting program was rendered by the
school which was enjoyed by all
Much credit is due our teacher, Miss
Gipscy Blankcnship, who trained
these children and conducted the az.
fair. She Is one of Lawrence Coun-
TVS leading teachers and we are for.
tunate indeed TO have her as our
teacher, H..
Mrs. ]. D. Adkins who has been
visiting at Prestonsburg came home
Sunday. ......
Mrs. Bascom ThaCker and children
spent last week with her brother at
jenkins. .... ........
Luther Prince was the last week
end guest OF his sister at Oil Springs.
J. S. McClung spent Thanksgiving
here ...
Ray Short was a business caller in
Louisa Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bristo Roberts and
children spent Sunday with Gene
Crank at Fallsburg.
L. Il. Bradley and family were in
Louisa Sunday ... .. .r 49,"
Miss frankie Holbrook spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Denver HolbroOk. ....
Misses ImoEene and Geneva Blank.
enship were Sunday guests of Miss
Florence Crank. g. D..
Curt Ramey and daughters were
In Louisa Sunday. .. ..s
Mr. and Mrs. R. Blankenship were
out motoring Sunday.
Slant Chaffin is visiting home folks
here this week
Rev II. b. Hewlett will preach here
Sunday morning, Dec. H.
There will be Christmas tree here
Saturday night, Dec 20. g..
w. NJ. Justice of Luoisa and Mr..
and Mrs. Worth Blankenship were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs, r.
Blankenship, WINTER.