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New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
London Market Quiet

LONDON, June .22.-Trading was
quiet on the Stock Exchange to-day.
Bar gold was quoted at 93s 3D. Money
was loaned at 2it per cent. Discount
rates were: Short and three month
bills, 2i1 per cent. Consols for money
were quoted at 56H, British per cent
loan at ssA and British Al per cent
loan az 94A.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23


Hambeton & Co., the Federal Securi-
ties Corporation and the Central Trust
Company OF Illinois are Offering, 20
yield per cent to maturity and a
maximum Of i4.i6 per cent for bonds
drawn for redemption January l, 1924,
SO 10000 Beaver Products Company.
Inc, twenty-year ~ per cent first and
refunding mortgage sinking fund
bonds. Under the terms of the mort
gage 100000 OF the issue must be re-
tired at 10 and interest on each semi
annual interest date, starting January
!. 1924. through drawing by lot. the
same price applying to payment at
maturity. The Beaver Products Com
psny, Inc, has been formed TO acquire
the properties formerly owned and
operated by the Beaver board COM
panies and their subsidiaries.
Hslsey, Stuart & Co.. Inc, the Union
Trust Company Of Pittsburgh and ".
A. Hartman & Co., Inc, are offering
at 9S and interest, 10 yield about 6.75
per cent, an issue Of S2600,00 three
year per cent debentures Of the West
Penn Company formerly the West
Penn Traction and Water Power Com
the twelve months ended April 80. 1922.
was s5.s45.3l6. whereas the annual in
terest requirements on this issue, its
sole funded debt, arc Si50,000.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. have placed pri-
vately S4.245.000 Wabash Railway Com
pany ne-to-fifteen-year per cent
equipment trust certificates.
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Days Neio Issues

The National City Company is offer
ing at "a and interest, 10 yield Ga per
cent, a new issue OF $5,000.000 New
York Steam Corporation twenty-five
year per cent first mortgage bonds.
Series a, non-eallable for ten years.
An appraisal recently completed by in.
dependent engineers shows value Of
the properties in excess Of twice the
amount of the issue, while issuance Of
new bonds is restricted 20 not more
than 75 per cent Of future construc-
tion expenditures, provided net earn
ings are at least twice bond interest
charges. Proceeds Of the issue are 10
enable the company TO acquire the
property Of the New York City District
Realty Corporation, whose steam gem
Grating station it now leases and
operates.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

Route !. Box e3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
IND BAPTIST CHURCH.

Christmas entertainment Christ
mas Around the World" will be held
at the Second Baptist Church this even.
i"g at 1:30 o'clock. All departments
o, the Sunday School viii be represent.
td. and heather countries viii b. repre-.
senicd In costume All are cordially In
vited.
Following the program a Christmas
tree viii be- held and candy and nuts
VIII be distributed among the children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

lOi North Lincoln street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

gram Tor the Amarilloans and others.
the visitors declared. Tho Rotarians
sang some songs, among which was the
famous "Old Mcdonald Had Farm"
and also did some stunts. +. NJ. Ry.
burn. president OF the club. made a
brief talk
Those attending were. Lorin Drls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
iRADiLE ROLL TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

All members OF the Cradle Roll DE.
partment Of the First Baptist Sunday
School are invited 20 attend the Christ
ma stree program to be held this after
noon az o'clock, In the Cradle Roll
rooms Ia the new annex. santa will
be- present 10 distribute gifts among
the children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
or 4. 4. d.

All members OF r. f. o. who are plan.
ming TO contribute TO the Christmas
baskets that are 10 be sent out this
year hy Chapter y. are asked 90 send
their donations 20 the home Of tho so.
cial service chairman. Mrs b. o. Taylor
1901 Van Burou Street. not later than
sunday afternoon. The baskets will b.
distributed Christmas day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
NSSocSiefyl
sAAMA3 60
MARRIAGE
\ Ia MODE.

The Ahssinian widow who marrlos for
the second time. always attends TO this
little formality:
Into a blanket she puts all the trink.
cts. clothes. and keepSkes presented 10
her by her first husband. and repairs
with them to the home OF the one who
n 10 BE- her second She burns these
treasures before his eyes TO show that
she Is oraslng all tangible evidences of
the first ones existence.
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10 R0TARIANS GO TO
husband EXERCISES

Ton Botarians and three Rotary
AIMS attended the Christmas exercises
AT husband School Thursday night
The school gave a very interesting pro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
Dear SAINT, Claus:

Uclf S1nf1 IIIusI
don't want much. but ! would IKE
10 have a pair Of skates. n ! get that
much I will Boz thankful hecaus" ]
don't expect that bar don't think u
would hurt anything 10 write and 80
I wish YOU "a merry Christmas
Yours truly,
MARY.
s0i North Lincoln street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
Letters To Dear
Santa Claus
Dear santa CLAUS

I''ITT 8"ITTTTIF = ITTT"
avn a little boy nine years old
want a ball, firccrnckers and sparkicrs.
Please bring me some union suits and
q suit 81 clothes. also bring some candy,
nuts, oranges and apples.
Ray Stewart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

coil. I. b Gallaher. Oscar Seward. ".
W. Cunningham. II. G. Pipkin. Harry
Kearns. =. NJ. Ryburn Allen Early. +.
w. Hardin. DIR. G.. 7. Thomas Mrs.
q. r Thomas. Mrs. r. ". Hardin ana
Mrs L. X. Humphrey. .... o. o.. =.
Dlsenrage the clutch TO make start.
ing easier. n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

Dear Santa Claus.
I'm little girl seven years Old and
wish you would send me a sweater and
cap. color. red | want these things
20 wear 10 school. and please bring ne
u doll and a doll buggy.
Viola Coffee
T. s Don't forget my little sister.
she is two years old and wants doli
buggy Please bring these things 90
G0e Arthur street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

Dear santa Claus:
am a little girl seven years old and
have been good girl this year |
think II want a pair of bed room
slippers, o lockct and bracelet also
some nuts and lots of candy. BE sure
and bring the other boys and girls some
presents too, that II all al | ask u
you. -
Your friend,
l.. r. Stewart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23
with lots OF love.
Dear santa Claus

IT'IT F"ITTITI 'T|ITI"T
think | have been a very good SRI
since last Christmas. am eleven years
old. Please bring me a Bible, a box
Of stationery. ring and a hair rib
bon. Don't forget the candy, fruit and
nuts hope my letter IS not too late.
Don't forget my sister and brother.
With love.
Esther Stewart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-23

Dclr Santa Claus:
Please bring mo nice big doll and
some doll bootics for my little doll. and
a pair Of leather gloves. ! would like
set Of dishes II that Is not asking Tor geo
much
with lots OF love,
Dorothy Lee Morrison.
800 jefferson street.
T.. : Don't forget my baby sister,
Peggy Jean.
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ALGoRuBS DRINKS Will
Il ACE lJN-TY OFFICIALS


SIX men arrested owe the wses
end for be;ng intoaiea ted ali 80
mitted in police court tiiis morn
ing that they had been drfn tt Itis
Alcorub Some OF the men sS
pressed their wi Iingness TO- ts
county authorities where they ptirs
chased their intoxicants
The men will he turned Dyer tos
Prosecuting Attorney rank ~ -
and an effort Will be ma rteAt os Re-
-termine what drug stores aiaass
been selling this seemin ists
lar stimulant
Each OF the men ARE ted fer
being intoxicated wa fin <rsS ami
costs The men gave the nam ess ct
Harry Brown Fitzhngh Sttters
W. duncan, Ira Richard III araas
Mason and Thonas Boy in
Anumber OF add tional PERSONS
arrested BY Traffic o fficar Pritctis
ard for parking more thai ten
minutes on Main street cam ~
police court this mornsn l,ll ;ts:
it was their first Tense none 81.
them We're fined
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Aid Socfefy OF the igst Baptist;
Church vi III meet at o ]. M ~
IN the home Of Afrs q .s an. an:
Glider, IS 9 vi w venue
The months meeting Of the
SWoman.s Foreign Missionary So
Sciety Of the First Method list Ep1s-
EcopaI Church will be held at - .
p. m. in the church.
Mrs. Cora Morrow will enter
tain the w. CT. q. at $3.50 p.
m. in her home in State street.
The Good Cheer Glass of the
Diamond Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church will meet at e: So p
m in the home Of Mrs. Bertha
Holt in Guffey street.
The Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the NJ. P. Temple
viii meet at 8 O'Clock at the
church parlors-
Division No of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the First Baptist
Church VII meet at 1880 at the
home OF Mrs. E. F., VanEilder on.
View avenue.
The Keystone Glass Of the First
|! Baptist Church will hold picnic
at 5 O'Clock at Loop Park. -,
The Protected Home Circle VIII
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SocsaI Calender
Monday

Monday
Mrs. K.SsC Hood and Mrs. Jesse
Wright will entertain the R. T.
Webb Class Of the Williams Mem
oria1 Methodist Episcopal Church,
South at 8 p. m. IN the home OF
the former in Chicago street
The r r. Webb Class of the NJ.
E. Church South, will meet at )
o'clock at the home of Mrs. k g !
Hood at S2S Chicago street.
The r. T. Webb Bible Glass will
meet this evening at 5 O'Clock at
the M E. Church, South
The w. A. Sunday Neighbo or
hood Bible Glass will meet at S
O'Clock at the home Of Prof. e.. E.
Church in Benoni avenue
The Quota Club will hold pit
mic at $50 at the camp Of Miss
Lena Hamilton on the Valley
River.
Tuesday
Division No. of the Ladies
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55 net sso IS tiseir naIi for I

meet at IS Of at y ieir u for g
business and social session.
sNedne sday
The King - Helpers OF the Graees
Lutheran Church VIII meet at ~ HI
-. M In the home OF the Misses
Margaret and Florence Hart IN
Emerson street Miss Katherin,:s2
Hinebaugh will be the leader.
Thursday
At p. M. all who are in the
Intern ediate and young people s
department of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church Will hike to the
church camp, three miles from
town, and have a picnic
The Isabella Thoburn Circle OF
the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet at 1850 p. M
in the church.
The Keystone Glass of the First
Baptist Church Will hold picnic
supper at p. m. in Loop Park.
The monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Dia--
mond Street Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held at 1880 p.
m. in the church parlors.
In the evening the Elks' viii
hold a dance in Ravine Park.
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PERSONALS

DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Howard have
returned from Toronto, Canada,
where they attended the kiwanis
convention. They motored there
with DR.. Alfred Howard and Mrs.
Howard of Uniontown, Pa, the
former a brother of DR.. Howard
of this city.
Mrs. A. Bion Boggs of Pitts
burgh is visiting with her son, L..
G. Boggs, at his home in Fouth
street.
II. Leslie Fisher and mother,
Mrs. Louise Fisher, of Morgantown
rnotored here yesterday and spent
the day with the 1atter's daughter,
Mrs. J. L. Coombs, and family On
East Park avenue.
Mrs Ira Aiken has returned from
,Sistersville, where she was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIII Nesbitt
for a week.
Mrs. Lester Snow and son Nc
Lester of Tuscaloosa, Ala. arrived
here Friday for a visit OF several
week~with the formers uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f..
Smith, at their home on Locust
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Statler,
Wilbur Statler and Henry Ross mo
tored to Little Washington, Pa,
yesterday and spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. v Mullen spent
Saturday in Pittsburgh and return
ed here that evening.
Mrs. N. C. Colbert OF Wilmington
Del, who is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. John w Mason, is
spending several days with DR.. and
Mrs. David Holt at Morgantown.
Mss Ruth Wilderman, who is a
student at The West Virginia Uni
yersity summer school, spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Miss Rachael Malcolm was the
weekend guest of Mrs. j. II. Alb.
bolt at Woman Hall at Morgan
| town.
Miss Bery1 jenkins and brother,
| Hugh jenkins, have returned from
Indianapolis, Ind, where they at
tended the Northern Baptist CON.
vention. They were guests while
there of their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jenkins.
Mrs. George Brobst and daughter
Miss Martha, have gone to Green's
burg, Pa, where they will visit Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Brobst.
! E,r. and Mrs. P. II. Miller have re
turned from a several weeks visit
to Pittsburgh and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Morgan ant
! children, Katherine and Lewis, o
] CASTOR avenue, and Mrs. AIMS
j Rager, mother OF Mrs. Morgan
let this morning by automobile 70
! a trip to Niagara Fails, Buffalo ant
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Toronto la. Ri stunning they
yyii spend some time With George;
kGIarence and Allen RACER former
esidents OF Efis city. who are 10
Ecatsd at Detroit, Mich. Mrs: RAJ
ger viii remain there for an ex X
i tended visit with her sons.
n MrsIPaul ". Fleming and adaugh-.
ter, Virginia Lee, have gone to
Cambridge. Ohio TO spend few
weeks with the formers parents.
| = Mrs. James Robinson mas return
ed to her home at Washing D.
c., after visit with her grand
mother Mrs. o.. s. Fleming, and
with Miss Virginia Fleming at thel-
home in Watson avenue. n
| Miss Katherine Faulkn
was the guest of Miss Doris Hall,
lhas returned to her home at Ashe-
vile, N. c. She will visit with
friends at Washington en- route to
Asheyille-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Black hav.
returned from Toronto; Canada,
where they motored to attend the
Ktwanis convention.
A seven pound daughter was
born Saturday evening to MI and
Mrs. Wilmer Stevens. at their
home on Maple avenue She has
mother of the infant was formerly
Miss Alice Buoy.
Mrs. S. Ella Augustus, who
spent some time in Los Angeles,
Cal, has returned to her home on
Cleveland avenue. She visited
with her sisters, Mrs. T. N. Sharp
and Mrs. Lloyd Zimmerman, and
toured extensively through the
West.
Miss Lena Hunsaker has gone
to Rochester, N. Y, where she is
visiting friends and attending
commencement at the Mechanics
graduated.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood
ward motored last week to AL
| toona, Pa, to visit relatives.
Mrs. David Dean of Hunting
ton, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. w. S. Thomas, left Saturday
for an extended visit with the lat
ter's daughter, Mrs. H. w. Gull
yer at New York.
Miss Mary Ellen Cook Of
| Clarksburg was the weekend
guest of Miss Myrtle Mckinney at
her home on Fairmont avenue.
The Misses I've Mckinney and
ANNA Kerr are leaving this week
/
! Wheeling.
Mrs. q, T. Pyle has returned to
Cum berland after visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. Cora Abbott and children,
Frances and Earl left Saturday for
Beaver, Pa, to spend several days
| with the formers mother, Mrs.
Eliza beth Martin of East End Ave
nue.. They will also visit friends
and relatives at Freedom, Monaco,
Beaver Falls, Rochester and Pitts
burgh, Pa. before returning to FAR
mont.
Miss Villa Collins of Carleton
street, motored to Easton Satur-
day, where she is the guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shell and
son Roy of Bellaire, OHIO, are
guests of Mrs. J. F. Lowe at her
home on Maple avenue.
The Misses Beulah Lowe and
Veda Saterfield and Messrs. Bob
Jones and Joe Conway were guest
of friends in Grafton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Skinner of
Grant Town are spending a few
days at the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Cora Abbott OF V1r-.
ginia avenue.
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Travel and
Y acation Needs.

have been thoroughly and effectiyely$.
provided for in the Luggage and Trunk De
partnent, where a special effort has been
made to assemble items of such. quality
and distinction as will most directly. appeal
to men and women who look for luggage5ofS
good quality and good looks Among the
many luggage essentials for home and
foreign travel here displayed are the fol- fol-
lowing, all representative Of the best types
of material and workmanship.
Leather and Fiber Suit Gases, Travel vel
ing Bags, Weekend Gases and Overnlg hit
Bags in many smart styles and leathers,@
also steamer, dress and wardrobe trunks
in various grades and sizes.
You can't do better than TO come To-
Hartleys for your travel needs. Prices and
Qualities are Always Satisfactory.
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Surprise Leader.

The young women OF the Temple
Guild surprised their leader, MTs.
Ernest Sherwood, on Saturday eve
ming when they went to her home
on Rhea Terrace in a body, carry
ing with them a pretty gift or
diary ard gold pencil. The anatr
was arranged as farewell to Mrs.
Sherwood, who left today for New
York where she will sail for a tour
abroad.
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TO Spen.I Summer

q, Mr. and Mrs. Henry c.. Sample
sss9d daughter, Mss Madge Sample
rave arrived here from belr
home at Washing ton, D. CT; and
wi l8spend the sun1mer with Mrs.
Sample brother, Sam RI Nuzum,
atshis home on Locust avenue Mr..
and Mrs. Sample andsdaughter are
former residents OF eFairmont.
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NEWSSTAND PERMIT
GRANTED STEMPLE

..My place of business is not
going to be a hot-dog stand de-
clared E. c. Stemple of Stemple's
newsstands as he submitted re-
yised plans for a building at
Adams street and Cleveland
avenue to the Fairmont Board OF
Affairs at it's meeting at 10 O'Clock
this morning
s.It's going to be a newsstand.
continued Mr.. Stemple. nave
seen it referred to as hot-dog
stand and it made me hot under
the collar"
by T. L. Burchinal, We're Tiled
with the board.
1.-THE building will have pitch
roof with asbestos shingles said
Mr.. Buchina1. "All four side
walls will be succeed over clnder
blocks. We will push the build
ing back off Cleveland avenue
three feet, allowing for pro
iectine roof to the edge OF the
street. This will probably be gut
tered to carry the water away IL
will be clear away from the
bridge; it will be three or tour
feet from the bridge at the front
and about eight feet at the back.
L give dpRI - . - -
do not know the exact angle On
the bridge side will be two win
dows. The building will be rec
tangular in shape. ten by fifteen
Director Of Street W. E. Arnett
objected to the permit beng
II hate to see this building
going up said Director Arnett.
3Soon there will be applications
| for similar. buildings on other
bridges. We will have our bridges
=! all cluttered up with little, cheap
buildings. OF course, this build
ling is only for temporary use, but
| it sets precedent.
| When the motion was put,
Mayor W. w. Conaway, Director
of Finance q. F. Davis and D1rec-
/ tor Arnett voted AYE" while D1-
rector of Water J. Clyde Morris
| voted no Director motifs ala
! not state his reasons for voting
against the issuance of the permit,
| hut he is believed to have objected
on the same grounds as did Dl-
rector Arnett.
The permit to build was
granted.
| Amethysts have the reputation.
of calming and soothing the
nerves.
The alphabet of the Tartars coz
tain 2o2 letters.
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Printed Lace

These tubable Frocks of
Printed Crepe de Chine
with their gay colored
motifs are vlvaclous
enough for sports as well
as dressy enough for af-
ternOonS
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OF Tinted Lace

The vogue for draped
frocks in general, and for
Lace Frocks with their
soft cascades and filmy
flounces in particular,
makes this group espe-
cially prominent
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Toilet Goods at
Moderate Pr ces

At the Toilet goods counter you Us
find standard preparations that win
help to repair the ravages Of sun and
winds and will assist nature in keeping
the skin clear, clean, sweet and deli eli
cate, and doing this-we knoWWillss
insure Complexion" Our prices
will be recognized as lower haI.#5y gu
would usually pay.
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Washington Guests

Mrs. J ohm Fisher has as her
guests at her home on Pierpont
avenue, Mr.. and Mrs w. I. Walter
and children, John Karl and
Helen Fisher, and Paul Walter,
all Of Washing D. c. They
motored here and will spend the
week. They. formerly resided in
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THERE are many times in Summer that you want
Il light, fluffy Frock and yet one that IS tn1iie
of such Frock is especially emphasized at resorts
where laundering is difficult and for afternoon al
fairs that take you some distance from home, Inc
most attractive Of this type included in this
group
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Mrs. a. B. Scott and Mrs. Ed
ward Slack will be hostesses this
seyening at the Monday bridge
tournament to be held at the Fair
mont Country Club A large
turnout OF the members is expect
ed this evening
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At Country Club

The Marion County Medical Soc
iety will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow evening at the
Country Club when dinner VIII be
served at $3.50.
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class to Meet.

The w. a. Sunday Neighbor-
hood Bible Glass will meet this
evening at s O'Clock at the home
of Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Church on
Benoni avenue. F. ]. Smith Will
be the leader.
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Entertain al Dinner

MT. and Mrs. Coleman SatteTLlelu
entertained at dinner yesterday a I.
ti.eir' home Oh BarncE sfret. com
pl:;untary 10 lIr. and Mrs. w. IL.
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HLOCAS SOCIAL e. IS
Diyision toANfeaf I.

they viii enjoy river sports and
"a fine picnic S1unc Ii ,4s5
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Change Residence.

Miss Elizabeth Murphy and sis.
ters are moving today from Jack
son street to property az 1921 Nc,
Coy street, recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs George S. Wilkinson, who
have moved to Coalwood, w. Va.
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To Picnic. !.

The Keystone Glass of the First
Baptist Church will enjoy a picnic
at Loop Park on Thursday after
noon. They will go to the park
at 3 o'clock and will be Joined by
their husbands for 5 O'Clock sup
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To Meet.

The Protected Home Circle will
meet tomorrow evening, at which
time a social will be held. A so
cial hour will follow a brief bust.
ness session
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Division No. S Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the First Baptist
Church will meet at 1870 O'Clock
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. E. F. VanGilder at 321 View
avenue.
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no Have Outing.

Tie Quota Club will enjoy an
anting at the up-river camp Of
ynifss Lena Hamilton this evening
/ ,S,d xvi ii leave First street In auto
les At s - 0 The mem ersT o.
cInb Nj u pc1id the remainder
~ Tie eyet.ln g ut lfIe cam py where
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-26

Amethysts have the, reputation
of calming and soothing the
nerves.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-26

The alphabet of the Tartars coz.
tain 2o2 letters.