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FOR SALE-Old Trusty incubator,
$50 to 175-egg capacity, good as
now, price SIT; some good chick
coops, also chick fencing and used
lumber; 2-eight inch thing. J. E.
Frampton, 1109 E. 9Th St., Ocala,
Fla. Phone sol. list
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BUS LINE FOR SALE-Due to poor
health am forced to sell my Packard
auto service. Most wanted ana pest
paying bus line in state. Onetwlni
six Packard, mechanically perfect
new tires. Must sell at once; Sizoo'
half cash, balance terms. A. M
Jones. Kissimmee, Fla. ZS-St
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WANTED-Position as clerk IN store
or Office. Several years experience,
with references. Must have work to
keep family of small children. Will
appreciate your offer. Address Jay
Darling. u
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Just received Billiards. Obelisk
Flour. Let US supply your grocery
needs. Main Street Market. Phone
1913. S. Main street. 22-tf
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Elsewhere in today's paper will be
seen the advertisement of the new
Nash cars which are now ready for
delivery by Blalock Bros, the local
dealers.
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Mr.. F. W. Cook and son Edward,
have returned from a two weeks stay
at White Springs. Their stay there
proved beneficial as well as enjoyable.
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The more you see of our methods of
handling fresh meats the better you
like it. Come and see US. Main Street
Market. Phone 10S. 22-tf
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Is pounds of sugar for 81 with a
dollars worth~~of other groceries,
Saturday only. at the U-SERVE
STORES. Phones 1876 and GA. 24-2t
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FOR SALE-On Fort King avenue,
easy terms, lot 60 by 500. See
Mrs. j. H. Cramer, East Fort King
avenue. 2-tf
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When better hams are made than
Swift's Premium we will serve them
to our patrons. Eagle Market. Phone
IA S-25-tf
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CITRUS NURSERY STOCK Foh
SALE Pineapple, Parson brown
Valencia and Tangerine orange, aiso
Marsh seedless grapefruit. All are
budded On Sour stock, carefully
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We handle only the best of fresh
meats and the prices are always reas-
enable. Phone IA. Eagle Market. tt
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If you like good things to eat read
the U-Serve ad. in this issue. 23-2t
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SIX Breakfast Bacon by the strip
35c. ID. at Eagle Market, Phone IA. If
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FOR SALE-1920 Dodge touring car;
1921 Nash six touring car. Blalock
Bros. Phone 70. 9-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap, or exchange for
furniture, $75 gas range slightly
used. Address H. Gilbert, Box 81,
Citra, Fla. 25-3t*
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BARGAIN-To the first man giving
me a check for $275 will turn over
pretty little Buick four D-35. A
bargain for SOMEBODY. Koestline.
Phone 113. Dunnellon: 23-3t*
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FOR SALE-Full blooded Collie pup
ply. Call at 303 Watula street,
Ocala, Fla. 25-6t*
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OcALA OCCURRENCES

If you have any local or society
items for the. Star. call five-one.
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LET MOTHERS REST--Special rates
for families through the summer
months. Children half price, at the
Arms House. 26-tf
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Ia POUNDS OF SUGAR FOR s1.O0
With two dollar purchase of other
goods, Saturday and Monday.
24-3t o. X. TEAPOT GROCERY.
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grown, clean and first class in every
respect. No Bermuda or other in
furious grasses in the nurseries.
Price upon application. MARION
COUNTY NURSERIES, Box 366,
Ocala, Fla. 8-21-tf*
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SWEET GUAVAS-$1.50 six-basket
carrier, f. o. b. Weirsdale; $3.50 a
bushel at residence. T. 3. Shook,
Weirsdale, Fla. S-18-tf
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FOR RENT-One furnished front
room, two blocks from postoffice;
bath and other conveniences. Apply
at No. IL Watula street. 19-6t
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WJNlff MCcWEHn TsEss
ADVERTISEMENTS

CRATES under this heading are as
follows: Maximum OF six lines one time
csc; three times soc; six times Tic: one
month $500. All accounts payable In
advance except to those who have reg
ular advertising accounts.
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FOR SALE-Chufas. Leo Goetz,
Stanton. Slot
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BANQUET TONIGHT 1T
First Annual Dinner Will Be
Served in Masonic lem
pie at $50 O'clock.
gRY THEWATcHM MAN

Republican leaders from the
county and state will attend the
first annual dinner OF the Marion
County Lincoln Club to be held at
6 80 this evening in the Masonic
Temple. Harry Shaw. local attor-
ney and Marion County Repub-
lican leader, will be the toastmas,
ter at the session this evening and
.anumber Of speak
ers well known to the G. Q. r OF.
this section. It is said thatali the
candidates for office from this sec
ton iwll be present and will make
short talks. It is planned to limit
the speaking to four minutes for
each person. AT noon today. i was
said that there would be about 400
present at the dinner.
Among those who will be on tn
program tonight is Judge James A
Meredith. who is the Republican
candidate for Judge OF the state
Supreme Court.
The Marion County Lincoln Club
was formed on Lincoin't birthday
last winter and has been active in.
Republican politics in this county
since that time. The annual meet
ing OF the organization is held on
February Y and the session to-
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tie Chrfstian% Church sat s. p a ss|

the Christian Church FAN nj ri:
!sund All
l 4; sss$. Personals
3 Miss Vivian Murray. chief e. clerk
in the local gpostotfice is takng
her vacation this week and is visit
ing with friends In SMorgantown
< Miss Bernice Wolfe Of Jane Lew
is visiting friend here this week {: 81
A y. Roy Richards. druggist. is a
business visitor in Pittsburgh this
week s54s
( s. A. Rowand and Charles w.
Giles of Carolina were visitors in
town on Tuesday evening
Il Mr. and Mrs " c ~. Freeland of
Four States were shopping in town
on Wednesday.
S. X jacobs is clerking in the
pos,office this week during the abb
sence of Miss Murray.
Arch G. Brumage was a recent
visitor with relatives in Pittsburgh.
W. E. Shaver who was visiting
here for several days. returned to
his home at Loyeland. Ohio. last
Friday.
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BAXTER
'Kefth.Bailey,,

Miss Grace Lillian Keith Of
Star City. Pa, and Charles Rus
sell Bailey We're married at 10
o'clock Monday morning in Fair.
mont.
At the time Of her marriage
Mrs. Bailey was visiting friends
in Baxter and an acquaintance
begun short time ago eliminated
in the wedding on Monday. The
cerem ony was witnessed by the
mother OF the bride, Mrs. Lillian
Milton. and Charles Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will live in
Baxter
Eeiner Roast.
Janes Levelle entertained at
weiner roast Monday evening. The
guests met above the mines on
Tank Hill, and games We're played
around the fire and stories told,
while the WeinerS roasted.
Those present were the Misses
Mildred Davis, Mary Davis, Mary
Post, Hazel Wilson, Ethel Wilson,
Vida Matthew, zana Levelle,
Grace M orris, Doris Matheny, Ada
Post and Herman Post, Silas VIII
son, Vernon Morris, Paul Post,
John Trimmer, Ernest Wilson, a i
bert Toothman, A1va Sloan Junior
Robey, Tige Robey, Pickus Davis
and James Levelle-
Corn Popping.
The following people went to
the home of Miss zana Levelle
Tuesday night, where they pop
ped corn and played games until
a late hour. The Misses Mary
Post, Hazel Wilson, Virginia Roth
SIisbcrger, Mildred Rudy. Vida
Matheny and Paul Post, Herman
Post, Vernon Morris, Junior
.Robey and Edward Levelle.
BeuIah Booster Club.
The Beulahi Booster Club viii
meet at 1880 o'clock Monday
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night IN the M sGhod1 stS Episcopal
Church and q 81 oFt progran1Ny II

hi night II Is the Mex list Episcopal
Church and III 81 oTt prograInsNyyill[lI q
be given. 4
TO welcome Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Russell Bailey. a newly
married couple, the people of
lBaxter.me ct on Bai1ey's Hill Tues
! day nj ght and serendaded them
Forth serenade COW bells, hddl
dish pans, boilers, horns and all;
kinds of musical instruments We're
used. The noise was kept up un-3
til Mr.. Bailey consented to treat
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey very happy
life and left
Personals.
The Misses Vida Matheny.
Mary Post, olive Clayton and
James and Edward Levelle motor
edSto Monongah Sunday night
Miss Virginia Rothlisberger and
Miss Mildred Rudy of Downs are
the guests of Miss Wi1da sMatheny.
!. Mrs. Arless Amos Jones and
children. Mildred and Martha. are,
spending a few days with Mrs
Jones's sister, Mrs. Beury Hurst
of5Wood's Run.
Mrs. Glen Morris and children.
Ethel, and Lloyd, have returned
from Greensburg; Pa, where they
had been the guests OF relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloan.
Mrs. Frank Burge and Robert
Sloan left Sunday morning on a
motor trip.
Miss Margaret Sloan was in
Fairmont shopping recently.
Noel Wilson Of Woods Run is
visiting his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Wilson, of Morris.
Mrs. John Wright. Sr., was the
guest of her son. John Wright,
at Cook Hospital, Falrmont,
Wednesday,
Miss Alma Smith Of Highlawn
was in Woods Run Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Wilson was in
WOODS Run Sunday. Al
Roy Morris and Larney Morris.
are in Hilderbrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Amos of
Jefferson street, Fairmont, We're
in, Woods Run "Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Wilson was in
Highiawns Saturday.
Henry Hurst and Harlie Wilson
are cleaning the we'll on the farm
! of Webb Amos.
James Leyelle is working in
/ the new garage in Rivesville-
! John Toothman is planning to
I drill we'll at his home SOON
\ . e. . 4. q = d s
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IiOU.I:-.iI
Mines Working

With the exception Of the mines
owned by the Shamrock Fuel Co,
all OF the mines near here have re
sumed work on union basis The
mines in which local men are
working are the Aurora and Hugh
es mines OF the Robinson Coal CO..
the Hoult mine Of the Shamrock
Fuel Co.. the Amos mine OF the
Lesson Coal Co. and the Mononga-
hela Powder Co. mine near San
ford Addition. A few local men
work at the mines in Rivesville
and Dakota.
S. S. Picnic
Miss Hazel Bowman and 5. O..
innings. the teacher; of tha
three smaller classes in the Sun
day school; had a picnic for thu
mem bers OF their classes Wednes-
day in McElfresh Grove. The
guests included the families Of the
Rev F. E. Wiles and of s. r..
Smith. superintendent of the Sun
day school.
Miss airline Tichnel and brother
Willis of Stubenville. Ohio, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. w. F..
HouIt.
Miss Annabelle McIlf resh has
returned from C1arksburg. wherl
she spent Sunday .
Mrs Ed Casteel and three chill
dren of Fairmont are the guests OF
relatives here.
Miss Lola McE1fresh has return.
ed from Masontown. Pa, where
she spent Sunday with her father
and brothers, who are working
there =
Miss Darlie Hess OF Fairmont
spent the past few days. here with
relatives.
Miss Emma Hull has been visit.
ing relatives near Little Falls for
several days.
Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs
Harvey McElfresh spent Tuesday
with Sanford Fleming Of Rives-
vile. They were accompanied by
their aunt. Miss Mahalah Prickett,
of Smithtown, who has been Wis
Siting here. Miss Prickett remain
ed in Rivesville for short visit.
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.DAYBROOk
School Opens

f School Opens
Plans for the opening of school
September IL instead. of Septem-
Der as formerly announced, were
discussed at meeting of the
board OF education of Clay District
which was held Tuesday. suffi-
Client number OF teachers have
been secured. and everything will
be ready on the opening day
Will Play Saturday
The Fairview Nationals and the
Daybrook tenn will clash at 1870
o. n. Saturday at the Berry
grounds. This will be the first
time this season and the teams
have met and a close game IS e1-
pected Y
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Sprage and
sons, Earl and B,lr1. motored to
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sunday. They re-
turned home Monday evening. :
M Earl Spragg and Alpha Moore
were in F'airmont Tuesday on bust
ness.
William Shuman and Bill Eddy
attended the baseball game be-
tween the Athletic Girls and Nor
gantown Monday in Morgantowil.
JoI,n Shanes, former resident
of Daybrook who now lives in Ohio
lis the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs Gar Wilson and tmo chill
dren who have been i'll with ty-
photd fever. are better now.
Bert Park is making bis annual
round with his threshing machine
He uses a tractor to move it and
furnish power for the machine
TheS farmer of3this vicinity do no:
raise s much grain as in form er
years a s{{
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MISS BLAZE LEAVES

Miss Eva " Blair b neSd srnoalEs
8tration agent in gricul tnra1 sssypEks
in Marion County$forstheaia last TREE
years. r. left today + orr her hon1aSaIt
Sullivan III. ISIS Bl atr ssass
quite successful n b err Wor ksSs1 81
this county. according Sto M i s,.s
McComas, county aE leu l y ~
agent, and othersssy!s q oSssW s.
close contact With thessHos tbs
wags Il Ding It was announGens
that no sue cessor Z To- Miss BIaar
h ad been named yet
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET

Despite the inclement wealth r 4
fair crowd turned out for the open
ing session OF the Fairmont Dis
trict Sunday school convention at
the Monumental Church this after
noon Another session of the con
yention will be held this evening.
Among those making addresses at
the convention were the Rev. q j.
F.. Thomas the Rev. Ri. Top
ping and the Rev. T. G.. Meredith.
Special features OF the meetings
today We're the demonstrations IL
how to teach Sunday school
classes. Departmental conferences
were held late this afternoon.
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I2=TR;2SO is


I Nj. D. c. Howard and brothef..
Char1es-4Ioward. VIII were 10 ira IN u s
ing camp at Cam p Reed, FARM Eau 2 ont NJ
In the National Guard motored
home by the way OF Columbus. and
Chillicothe, O., where theyay1s1ted
friends, arriving here yesterday
norning-Charleston Gazette
Miss Elsie Norman OF Raven
wood spent short time in the city
Yesterday en- route to MorgantoWn
where she will visit friends
r. F. Nuzum Of Coolville. Ohio.
M. Nuzum OF indianapolis, Ind,
and J. n. Nuzum of Elwood, Ind.
have return to their homes after
II visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Nuzun1 at their home on Florida
avenue: They came here to attend
the Nuzun reunion
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Nuzum and
the latter's mother. Mrs G. e Fet.
tv. have gone on a motor trip to
Barnesvllle. Ohio
4 Miss Margaret Byrne has re
turned from "a two weeks visit to
New York City. where she pur-
chased stock for Hartley's depart
ment store,
Miss Cora Wheeler has returned
from a visit OF a week at Mt. Lake
Park. s #
Miss Lucy Kelley has returned
from Morristown. n. j., where she
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
VIII Wa tkins.
Mrs. Franklin p. Kelley and son
james. who came here from Flor
ida few days ago with the bod
OF Mr.. Kelley, who died in Bait
more while en- route here, haze
gone to Keyser for visit with
friends and will return here later.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Jamison of
Lodi. Ohio, are guests Of the form
er's brother, John F. Jamlson, in
this city.
Miss Mabel Jones OF Akron,
!. a. O. Peters, at her home on Jack
son street. 3t% u
Mrs Anna Montgom and
daughter, Miss Ruth, have returned
to Mo-gantown, after a visit with
Mrs. w. H. Brand at her home on
Ogden avenue
MT. :;cd Mrs. G. Fl. sRiggle have
returned from visit with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rig
gle, ut Middlebourne, Tyler Coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fleming and
Mrs. a. C.. Sherrcrd have returned
from an automobile trip to Colum-
I bus. Buckeye Lake, GAINESVILLE,
! Newark and other cities in Ohio.
Mrs. Robert D. Faris and baby
daughter, Mary Louise, will
to their home al Bridgeport. w Va.
atter & visit with ting formers par
eats Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mayors,
at their nome IN Watson avenue.
RAY Mccarthy of New York was
a guest here this week of his
brother, Gerald Mccarthy. Mr.. NC
| Carthy is sport writer-on the
New York Tribune and had been
, in Pittsburgh attending the tourna-
ment tn ere as a Representative of
his paper.
Mrs. Arnold D. Mason and child
rem, Junior and James Robert, Of
Detroit, Mich, are guests Of rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Agnes Erwin has returned
from a visit to E Cleveland Ohio,
Niagara Falls and points in Can
ada.
Miss Laura Mason has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Late c. Post, at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Leona yZundell and Miss
Pearl Thompson have returned
from a visit to Atlantic City
Ralph Johnson of Hudson Falls,
is visitor at the home OF his par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. M. c. Johnson
OF 907 Locust avenue. He plans
to return to Hudson Falls Saturday.
Miss Cora Alice Hood and Miss
Eleanor Stevens, the latter of
| Kingwood. are guests OF Miss
Mary Stevens in Morgantown.
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WORTHINGTONs
Sudden sea ca tn

Alvesia kisner, a well known
resident of Worthington. died SUD
denly at his home on the South
Side Tuesday morning. He was
about Al years old and had been Y
resident of this section for the past
ten years. His health had not
been the best for several months.
but his death was a shock to his
many friends. He is survived by
his wi low, Rebecca a. kisner and
one son. Oliver, at home. Funeral
services We're to be held at the
house this afternoon and at
o'clock the funeral party was 70
go to Enterprise. where interment
Cemetery.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob ert Lessor en-
tertained number of boys and
girls on Monday evening in honor,
OF the fourth birthday OF tn cir
daughter Marian Refreshments
and a social hour was spent in
games and music. Among those
who were present were Misses
Dorothy Miller. Nathaiea Corbin.
Maxine and Genevieve Andrews.
Virginia Robson. Naomi and
Evelyn sturm, Mary Margaret
Linn Villa and Georgia Davis, J,
Alzada Brammer, Alice Hay. Flea I
nor Hay, Jeanette Hay. Claudine
Rogers. Doris Mclaughlin. Veda
Beeson, The1ma FLEMING and mas
tiers Blaine Corbin, Alton McLaugh1
lin, Jack Mcdonnell, Talbot Nc
Donnell Stanley Wood, REy Rob
lson, Beryle Robson, Paul Hay,
Harold Smith. CorleyE Flenain g.
Leonard Fleming, and Billy Nc
Laugh1in. Out Of town guests were
Mr.and Mrs. Oscar Mcdaniel and
three children, Lucian, June al AMI
Eva.
Change Residence
Thomas d Jones, who has tho
agency for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. here, has moved his
place OF business from the Victc:
Building to one of the MtchaePs
buildings on Dairy Lane.
Crowds Smaller
The crowds at the bathing beach
on Sunday was considerably small
er than on the previous Sundays
as the atmospheric conditions made
it unpleasant in the water.
Sunday Services
A group OF men from the Billy
Sunday Business Mems Club of
Fairmo ont will conduct services in
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Social Cal ,e;nIlI,d (: y
- - =
IhurSdayS

Thur sday
The Modern Wood mens and ne
Royal 5f Neigh borss dasasS corn
roast a 8 q clock and meet
tile Central School Bull Ing lss
East Side. y
Friday
There viii be Ia ettngS fhs
Junior Missionary Society@o l1sS
5BillingsIey Memorial eth odastS
Episcopal Church, South, $at Az NE
p. ny, in the churc
Miss Doris Linn vi II II emit rtain
in the evening at her hons on
Wheeling street. s$sSs
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|IllS;'Es

1nielit y is Is SPECIAL I1estin The
club.
N Republicansssots5t
confident that th e part
succss ful a t the pol lssS M cSogs
Der and the meeting tonlgn
bea sort OF gettogeth hers osgsEtey
session in prepared lon tor the
drive that viii be launch I'D splnS
time next month NJ and hlch
run until the election Mn ln6sr
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ssphones,TuTiey, Helen Negman,
Miss Devptns I; M essrss Kenneth
Cad is. * enneth r hill lips, Ray
Woody, Charles Phillip Wi Ham
Wood. the latter OF Cumbe
John Fleming, Frank Jordan,
y John Auddett Of P1ttsburg MT.
and M rs. b. Wine, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Koon$ and daughter Billie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins.
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When answering advertisements Is.
please say you saw it in The West
Virg1nian. .
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Here. for$Visit

III Mrs. w. G. Hyer OF Sutton and
Mr.. and Mrs. w Il. Hyer Of East
land, Tex. are guests of: Mrs. Paul
Hamilton and Mr. Hamilton at their
home on WALNUT avenue.
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Miss Thomas Better

IN a letter to DR.. Claude II. Lay
man, chairman Of the Public
Health Nursing Service of the
local chapter of the American Red
Cross. Miss Evelyn Thomas, for
mer local public health nurse, who
recently resigned on account Of III
health and has been intsWalter
Reed Hospital in Washington, p
C.. says Il have gained six and
one-fourth pounds and am more
rested than I have been for sew
eraI months. Am leaving tonight
for U. S.sveteran:s Hospital No.
go, Oteen, n. c.
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Enr q Announced

Engagement SLlHouHCeu (. &&5
The engagement of Miss Eliza
beth Sine to Paul r. Davis was
annnunced at luncheon given by
Miss Beth Darnall and Miss Paul
inc Fish at the home of Miss Oar
Is allgin Buckhannon Tuesday. The
wedding will take place in Clarks-
burg September 16 and will be a
brilliant society event.
Miss Sine Is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. r. Sine Of 66l
Burberry street. Mr. Davis, the
bridegroom elect, is resident OF
Sr:sIcy II cights Both Miss Sine
IA AFR. Davis attended Wesleyan
lSSn1Irre and it was during their
'Sroilfcs days that the romance be-
gan that Is to eliminate in their
n sii Is r nth NJ iller Of Nor gan town
swvasione ofs the honor guests at the
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Arrived Today

Mrs. J. Walter Barnes. formerly
OF this city. arrived here today
from Charleston for a visit with
her sons. Kenneth and George
Barnes attheir home on Cleveland
avenue Mr.. Barnes will join her
here the latter part of the week,
and they will attend the reunion 81
the Barnes family to be held a
Loop Park on Sunday.
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amour party. Miss Miller
Will be one OF tn bridesmaids at
the weddin 81. harrisburg Expon-
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Pretty Affair

Mrs Bernard Arnett, formerly
Miss Frances Raymond. was the
guest CT honor yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. Gerald Mccarthy, her
cousin, entertained the Wedn esday
Bridge Club and gave a miscellane-
Gus shower at her home on Adams
street. Luncheon was served upon
the arrival OF the guests Out
of-town guests included. Mrs:
John NJ Wolfe of Philadelphia, a
sister OF the honor guest. and Miss
Ruth Keenan, OF New York. the
guest of Miss Florence Hutch;n-
son
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