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Social Calendar
Monday.

Monday.
The monthly meeting OF the
League Of Women Voters will be
hold at 1880 o'clock In the Y. NJ. C.
a. auditorium.
The Quota Club will meet at the
Fairmont at 6 o'clock for its regu-
lar weekly meeting.
The League OF Women Voters
will meet at 1880 at the Y. ". C.
a.
The Florence Kinney Bible
Glass will meet at $3.50 at the
home OF Mrs. Raymond Fisher on
lakewood road.
Tuesday.
The Needlecratt Club will meet
with Mrs. Andrew Clawson on
Howard street.
oriano Zunia Chapter No. "a.
Ladies' OF the Orient, will meet al
1880 at their hall.
The last meeting OF the club
year Of the music department OF
the Woman's Club will be held at
s o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Harry ]. Hartley on Fairmont
avenue.
The junior normal and senior
academic classes Of the Fairmont
State Normal School will hold a
social ut the school in the even
ing.
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Thirty-two Men
at Mining School

Thirtytwo men attended the ses.
sion Of the Fairmont mining extern.
sion school last evening In the Fair.
mont High School annex. The les.
son was more or less OF a general
review. Adam Crawford, the In.
structor. announced that next Fri
day evening the class would take
up the subject Of timberIug for
study. There are seven weeks OF
school before the term closes. SIX
weeks will be utilized In timber.
ing. while the seventh and last
night will be used for a general
review.
The point was made by Mr.. Craw.
ford In his remarks to the class last
night that the mining laws would
not permit a wooden overcast be.
cause oyercasts must be Of incom.
bustible material. Although men.
tion is made but once in the min.
ing laws about wooden o~vercasts,
he was OF the opinion thar the min
ing inspector is justified in order
ing them out Of a mine because It
is not a safe practice. An over.
cast made Of concrete affords a
perfect seal and It is absolutely air
tight. Mr.. Crawford said.
c. K. Brown, Morgantown. assist.
ant director OF mining extension
school work. West Virginia Uni.
versity, Morgantown, in a very In
teresting address. urged the mem.
bers OF the class to continue their
regular attendance at the sessions.
In the event OF a general suspen-
sion Of work. Mr.. Brown urged thu
members to attend class regularly
Just the same as usual so that the
class attendance might be kept up
and that the strike might not inter
fere with the school work one iota.
In the course Of his remarks, he
told the story OF Benjamin Frank.
lin and his love for work. He
coupled success and work, declar.
Ing the former cannot be secured
without work. The average at.
tendance of the Fairmont class. no
declared. was very pleasing. and he
hoped that 1t would continue 10 be
we'll attended up until the closing
session.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. E. j. Vance Of Erie. Pa, is
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
BOTS G. Wilson, at her home on
Benoni avenue. Mr.. Vance, who
had been here, has returned TO his
home.
DR.. and Mrs. George Faris OF
philadelphia, who were here for
fNhe Shuttleworth-Simon wedding,
are visiting in MorGantown. before
4 returning 10 their home.
Miss Jessie Shuttleworth, who
had been here for the marriage OF
her cousin, Charles j. Shuttle
worth, and Miss Nina Simon, re-
turned yesterday to her home in
Morgantown.
Attorney F. NJ. Musgravc Of
Grafton is in tho city, the week
md guest of Judge and Mrs. G.
Az Vincent at their home, Rose
lawn.
Virgil Vincent, a student at tho
west Virginia University, is spend
ing the weekend with his parents
Judge aud Mrs. G. A. Vincent at
their home, "Roselawn."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Howard OF
smithtield, Pa, are the guests Of
'ttteir son, DR.. l.. D. Howard, and
family. at their home on Madison
steset.
r.. Powell. formerly with the
Hartley department store, Is leav-
ing Monday for Pittsburgh, where
he has accepted a position IN the
rug department OF Boggs & Bulls.
MIS-. Powell will go with him to
Pittsburgh and they will take up
their residence there.
Miss Willard Clayton OF the
Butcher School, went TO Mason
town, Pa, today to spend the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Grace
Post.
MISS Pansy Jacobs left this at
ternoon for Winchester, Va, where
she goes TO nurse Charles Robin.
son, q former resident OF this city,
who IS very i'll at his home there.
kson was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Kennedy at their
home at Bell Run. This Is the &c
ond child in the family, the other
being a little daughter.
Miss Meta Galliher. who Xttoais
colonial School in Washington, D.
4 arrived here this morning TO
suend the Easter recess with her
uatents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gal
.J2sSr at. their home OIL S.;inCy
Miss Elinor Durrett, a student s.
4he Fairmont State Normal School.
the weekend guest OF Mrs. II.
r Sasre, at ~ClarksburfS
George and Pierre Hisi are up
rom the University 10 spend the
week end with their mother, Mrs.
Nfk \. Hill, at her home on Quincy
mis- nellie Donley OF Morgan.
Town aweek-end guest here.
M and Mrs. D. T. DIckerson Of
MsRnesport, Pa, who had been
1es nuests OF Mrs. Cordla Gillin at
home in Grafton street, have
"a To- sGlarksburg 10 visit before
etnrning 10 their home.
M and Mrs. Jack Callahan have
-otifrned to Clarksburg. after 4
with Mr.. and Mrs. james
I,onghlin.
NJ and Mrs. H. H. HoagJand OF
<aw castle, Pa, are the GUESTS Of
hitter parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Richie. Mr.. Hoagland Is re.
kycrtng from a recent illness.
TsIrs 81 p Layman Of Raymond
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Shutters Club
to Hold Banquet

Members OF the local Shutters
Club are making plans for a dinner
to be held In the near future, to
which all shifters are entitled Is
attend. Plans have so far not mo.
tured to any extent, though 1t Is
stated that, 1t will be staged at the
Y. w. C. A! The club, has grown to
such proportions that the Y may
not be big enough 10 meet the de-
mands OF the affair. A prominent
member Of the Shutters said today
that 1t Is the greatest fraternal or,
~gauizatton to which he belongs and
that he himself has gotten q great
deal of pleasure out OF It and has
made some delightful aequaint.
'ances through being a member.
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street went to Pittsburgh today.
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Dale Reed, who underwent n
'severes surgical operation at the
Yves. Penn Hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Reed is doing nicely at this
time.
Mrs. NJ. G. Nuzum las been quite
Ill with On attack OF influenza.
Mrs. Dora B. Mitchell. who had
been Ill at Cook hospital, following
an attack OF appendicitis, is doing
nicely at this time.
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morning for an &stay examination
snsllIna centsss saturday.

morning for an &ray examination
Spelling Contest Saturday.
Much interest has f6een creatN
in the spelling fconte which viii
be held IN the local sohoolfhuildinE.
Saturday morning. April at 1859
o'clock. Each school in Paw PAY
District will be Representa- Local
business men have planned three
prizes for the contestants. First
prize, SO; second prize So third
prize, $3.50. In addition 20 the
above named prizes. the winner q
first prize will contest At Fatrmnut
on Saturday, April s, for the oour-
" prize Of $50 offered BY AttprneS
Musgraye for the champion spelier
OF Marion County. George Hluslo
OF Grant Town, who won the dit
trlct prize last year and whoscame
second In last years county con
test, will be in the running again
this year. Fairytews contestant
Will likely be Mary Sturm, who hss
made the unsual record OF SPELL
ing every word on all tests 80 Ear
this year and who ranked a. tho
best eighth grade student IN Paw
Paw district this year, ACCORDING e
a classification and achievement
test given by the district supenn
tendent
Personals
Wayne Fox OF the Sugar Grove
school is taking the diploma exam
/. C. .Yost was transferring seats
from the Bairview School BuildinE
10 the Grant Town School yester
day.
OF the twenty-five boys and sirIs
in the local high school senior
class, twenty have Slsnitted their
intention OF entering the teachinr
profession. Several have applied
for positions in Paw Paw District
for next year. All are planning 10
enter Fairmont Normal for aprpses
sional training this summer.
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WATSON
NJ. p. Church Services

W. r. T SERVICES
Owing to the absence OF the pas.
tor, the Rev. A. W. Lowe, there
will be no preaching services in
the NJ. P. Church tomorrow. Sun.
day school will be held at the us.
ual hour and the Mems Bible Glass
OF the Sunday school will have
study hour at . p. m. with Frank
Bradley as teacher. A group
from tho Billy Sunday Business
Mems Club will be in charge Of
the services in the evening which
will be held at 1880.
Missionary Pageant.
Tho missionary pageant, which
was put on at the NJ. P. Church
by a delegation OF members from
the East Side NJ. P. Church on
Friday night, was witnessed by q
crowded house. The program was
full Of interest. The proceeds Of
the silver offering will be applied
to the retired ministers fund OF
tho NJ. P. Church.
Civic Improvement.
The Consolidation Coal Co. has a
number of men at work making
improvements in front OF the 10.
cal post office. The lawn is be-
Ing drained and will later be scor.
cd and sown to grass.
Good Meeting.
The Rev. A. W. Lowe says that
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The League OF Women Voters
will held its monthly meeting Mon.
day evening at 1880 o'clock In the
Y. w. C. A. auditorium, with the
president, Mrs. n. R. c. Morrow,
presiding. The following program
will be given:
Vocal Solo. Miss Dorothy Mckay
Report Of child welfare meeting
held In Parkersburg..........
....... Miss Margaret Mckinney
Report OF Marion County dental
hill.......M iss Jeanette Bright
Piano Solo. -. Mrs. o. Z. Mcmillan
Study Of national Constitution.
Current events.
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United brethren Church

W. G. Ware, pastor. Church at
Fairfax on East Park car line.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, Guy
G. Campbell. superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon by
the pastor: subject: Hearing with
Heed" Junior and senior Chris.
tiau Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Sen.
Tor Endearor topic. What Our
Country Owes to Home Mission.
aries" Leader, Miss. EuphamiuI
Martin. Evening worship and ser.
mon by the pastor at 7:45 p. m.
Subject: Judgment According to
Opportunity and Works" The
music will be. congregational sing
ing led by the choir OF which j.
Wright is tho leader. All will
lave an opportunity Of joining in
this part OF the service.
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Williams Memorial NJ. e. Church,
Soutb

Fairmont avenue and Second
street. R. T. Brown, pastor. Sun.
day school at $3.50 a. M, H. T.
Jones, superintendent. The pas
tor, after an absence of two weeks,
expects to be In his pulpit both
Sunday morning at 10:45 and
Sunday evening at 1880. Subject
OF sermon for Sunday morning:
shall We Falter?" Subject for
Sunday evening: "The Inner
Circle" Epworth League service
for the young people at $3.50 p. m.
Mld.week prayer service Wednes.
day at 1880 p. m.
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A single that's
different from ali others

Heretofore there has been only ono Johns-Manvine
Asbestos Shingle, distinguishable by its rock-ike hard
ness.
Now you can get many of the extraordinary merits Of
price-in fact within a few cents Of the cost of so-called
composition sh~ingles-thrOugh the introduction of
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Music Department to Meet

The last melting Of the music
department Of the Woman's Club
Tor the Official year will be held on
Tuesday night OF next week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart
10y on Fairmont avenue. The
program, which will be in charge
of Mrs. Forrest Fankhauser, will
be devoted entirely to operate
music and will be interpreted BY
Mrs. Charles W. Waddell and La
omar satterheld, vocalists, with
MISS Katherine Moore at the plano
and Mrs. E. E. Church and Miss
Katharyn Beltzhoover. pianlsts.
Election OF officers will also take
place, and the business meeting,
which will precede the program,
will begin at 1880 o'clock. while
the program will begin at S:15.
The entire program Will be an
bounced later.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Third street and CASTOR avenue.
Roy J. Meyer, pastor. Services for
the fourth Sunday in Lent are as
follows: Sunday School at $3.50,
F. u. Fry, superintendent; classes
for all ages. Morning worship and
sermon at lo:45. Christian En-
adeyor at $3.50. Gladys Haas. lead.
er. Yesper services and sermon
at 1880. Sermon subject, sick
Sinners" Wednesday evening
Lenten service at 1880: subject,
"Scorn and Abuse"
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Christ EpIscopai Chnrch

z. s. Towson, pastor. Fourth
Sunday in Lent. Holy Commun-
Ion at s o'clock, Sunday school
class at $3.50 a. m. Morning pra-
yer and sermon at 10:45 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at
1880 p. m. Adult Bible class meets
at 9:45 a. M, Mrs. George De-
Bolt. teacher. You are cordially
invited to attend.
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DR.. H.. C. Stoetzer, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, az
Jackson and Jefferson streets, will
meet with the church membership
class at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon. Bible school will be held a.
$3.50 in the morning with Frank c.
Evan, superintendent, in charge.
THE Source OF Hope" and THE
Greatest Thing In the World-Your
Life" will be the subjects OF the
Reverend DR.. Stoetzer's sermon al
10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m. respec-
lively. Junior Christian Endeavor
will be held at $3.50 p. m. and In
termediate and Senior Christian
Eudeavors at $3.50 p. m: At 7:3n
Wednesday evening a preparatory
service Is TO be held.
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Hl.Y Girls 10 Meet

The HI-Y girls under the direc-
ton OF Miss Frances Helmick will
meet on Sunday afternoon from
$3.50 to 5 O'Clock at the Y. ". C..
AZ Tea VIII be served and from
to 5 and a program Of an inter
eatlng nature will be observed.
The program will consist OF a
reading by Lucille Hall, a piano
solo by Virginia Hungerrord. a
reading by Miss Martha Satter1eld
and two numbers by a double
Quartet OF Hi-Y girls. The hos
tssWnl be Mrs. Carroll Helmick.
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THE Most Vital and Serious Per
sonal Question That You Must An.
swer" Is the subject on which the
Rev. w. ]. Eddy, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, will preach at
1O:45 Sunday morning. Jesus
Christ, Death and the Judgment"
IS to be the topic Of his evening
sermon at 1880. The reception OF
new members and baptism OF q
large number will follow the eve
ming service. The Junior sermon
will be preached at 1880 q. m
Other services for the day are as
follows: Sunday school. $3.50 a
M: Junior Baptist Young Peoples
Union meeting, 10:45 a. nj; Inter.
mediate and Senior Baptist YOUNG
Peoples union meetings, $3.50 p. nj.
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Sunday school services at the
Diamond Street Methodist EpIsco
pal Church will be held at $3.50 III
the morning. The Rev. ]. c. Buck
ley, pastor, will preach at 10:45 a
m. and 1880 p. m. Junior and
Senior Epworth leagues will meet
at $3.50 in the evening.
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Columbia street. Bible study at
9:30 a. m. Exhortations and com.
munion service at 10:30. Evening
services at Z p. M. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday night.
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Sunday services at st. Peters
Catholic Church, Of which P. H.
Gllseuan is priest, have been an.
nounced as follows: Early Mass,
1880 a. M: Children's Mass, Q q.
m; High Mass, 1880 q. M, and
evening services, 1880 p. nj.
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earraekvlIIe Church Of Christ.

Barrackvllle Church Of Christ,
There will be Bible study at 10
o'clock in the chapel room OF the
school house, followed by commun.
ion services. Preaching services
will be held at 1910 o'clock In the
evening by Evangelist j. F. Ice.
The usual Bible study and prayer
service will be held at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday night.
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lcelebrate Anniversary

The BrIghten.the-C Corner Bible
Glass met Thursday evening at the
home OF Judge and Mrs. G.. A.
Vincent. The sixteenth chapter Of
Siark was the lesson for the even
ling. This chapter completed a
Very interesting book. After the
bible lesson, a social hour was en-
aoyed, and a three-course supper
was served ,honoring the first an.
niyersary OF the class. The even
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FLrst Methodlst Proteatant.

Preaching services will he held
at 1o:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sur
day at the First Methodist Protest
ant Church, OF which the Rev. c.
c. Lawson Is pastor. Sunday
school Is to be held at $3.50 q. m,
with W. X. Shafer,. superintendent,
in charge. Junior Christian En-
deavor will be held at G p. M, and
Senior Christian Endeayor at 6:3'
n. m.
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To Have Party

The junior and senior academic
classes Of the Fairmont State Nor
mai School will hold a party on
Tueeday evening from S to 1890
in the social rooms Of the school.
Each member OF the class Is pri-
ytleged TO bring q guest.
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Highland Ave. M. E. church

T. c. Meredith. pastor. Sunday
School at $3.50, ]. c. Hupp, sup
erintendent. Public worship and
sermon at 1890 and 1880. Ep-
worth League at 6:45 p. m. Ju.
nlot League Friday at 1880 p. m.
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o. S. Mckinney will address
the Quotas Club at its Monday
evening meeting to be held at the
Falrmont. Supper will be served at
6 O'Clock, and following the serv-
ing OF the supper, Mr.. Mckinney
will talk. Mrs. Oliver A. Wood
will sing.
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Guests Here

Mrs.. 2. NJ, sturges and daugh-
Ter, Miss Emily, Of Z~anesyille.
Ohio, are In the citytthe guests OF
M and Mrs. Edwin Robinson at
their home on Fairmont avenue.
AlrA Sturges Is en- route to her
pine after spending the winter in
florida, and Miss Sturges, who Is
a student at Smith College, came
here 70 spend the spring vacation.
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Class 40 Met.

The Florence Kinney Bible Glass
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at dhe home OF Mrs. Raw
mond Fisher in lakewood road. The
meeting was to have been held at
the home OF Mrs. Henry Lively, but
the meeting place was changed.
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BUgEHANN0N 10
PLAY EAIRVEW
IN %CLARKSBURG
Game May Be Staged
Early Next Week Be-
tween Teams

FATRVtEW, March 25.-In a lie.
ter last evening to Coach j. F. Copr
Of the Fairvlew High School, Coach
shroyer of the Buckhannon High
School expressed his willingness
for his basketball tcam to meet the
local team in a third clash In
clarksburg e the game could be ar.
ranged to be played before his
team left for the tournament at
Chicago. Plans are being made to
stage the contest the early part o,
next week. perhaps Monday or
Tuesday night. That the contest
will be an interesting one can NOT
be doubted for one minute. 1t will
be Greek meeting Greek and should
draw the largest number OF fans to
that city of any game that has
been played In Northern West Vir.
glnia this year. Since the pro.
ceds are to be divided .on the CO.
40 plan, both teams will realize a
neat sum to finance further athletic
activities.
FalrView to Have Baseball.
Although for the past three or
four years. the local high schoo!
has had teams representing It IN
baseball, not much has been done
toward ar organization on a large
scale. This year with all class OF
materiaLthht any coach could wisl.
ford. F. Copp plans to develop a
team with which he can play all
the leading high schools in this Sec
ton. With Ammons, Wilson, I'm
derwood and Toothman on the
pitching staff; Gump and wyer as
eatchers; the Michaels brothers. B.
Ammons, Mitchell. Knisely and
Tenant for the infield. the prob
lem or organizing a strong team
seems to be a simple matter. The
team played five games last fall
without a single defeat aad should
duplicate the feat this spring.
With the Churches.
Sunday School will meet at three
local churches tomorrow at 10 a. M.
The Rev. r. L. Maness will
preach at St. Johns Church al Bias.
n~ettsville at II q. IN. Sunday morn
ing. At . p. M. he will baptize nv
immersion more than twenty appli-
cants in Paw Paw Creek near the
church. Sunday night, the Rev.
r. L. Maness will preach In the NJ.
f. Church at Fhirview. and the Rev.
I. S. Tyler In the NJ. Z Church.
South. The Rev. 7. B. Lawler will
deliver his regular sermon in the
Baptist Church Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Epworth League will meet in
both the NJ. L. Church and the N.
E. South tomorrow evening at G:3N
o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Will give a chick.
Ell supper In the basement Of the
NJ. E. Church this evening, begin.
ming at $3.50 O'Clock.
FiddIers' Contest.
Principal c. f. Boyer OF the Fair.
view High School is planning a fid.
diers' contest to be staged IN tho
local gymnasium Saturday night,
April 1. Invitations have been
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Christian Science services will
be held as usual Sunday morning
at IL o'clock one the fourth floor
of the Masonic Temple. All are
cordially invited.
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The Altar Guild OF the Christ
Episcopal Church will meet at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon N the
Sunday School room at the church.
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The Fellowship Club, composed
OF members OF the Masonic Club
will dance at the Masonic Temple
on FRAY, March 81. Mack's orches.
ira will furnish the music. and tho
guests will include members Of
the club, the Masonic fraternity
and families of the members.
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EntertaIned Club

The Needlework Club, was de-
lightfully. entertained last even.
ing at the homo Of Mrs. P. G.
Farnsworth at $40 Locust avenue.
There was a large number Of the
club members present. and during
the evening refreshments were
snrynh
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J. C. Broomtieid. D. D.. pastor.
Glass meeting at 9 o'clock led by
Fred Wilson. Sunday School at
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Miss Frances Vinsonhaler OF Lit.
tie Rock, Ark, arrived here this
morning TO spend the spring vaca
ton with her schoolmate, Miss
Mary Moulds Hurst, at her home in
Benonl avenue. Miss Hurst. who
is a student at VaBsar, arrived here
last Wednesday and was Joined to.
day by Miss Vinsonhaler, who
came also from VassaT. !.