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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett will enter
tain at bridge on Wednesday afternoon
and again on Friday afternoon, In non-
or of her sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Newman
of Blackburg. Virginia.
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Miss Pricellt Franklin will entertain
group Of her young friends with Hal
lowe'en party on Tuesday evening at
her home, 20l n street, south
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Professor Byron w King of the King
School of Oratory OF Pittsburgh. Pa,
viii lecture in the auditorium at SEN
ior high school Monday evening un-
der the auspices Of the Senior class.
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The Federated church societies will
meet Tuesday at the First Christian
church TUESDAY afternoon at three o.
clock
Wednesday the Philharmonic club
VII give a musical of unusual selection,
when the opera Martha win he stu
lied
Z. Z: ..
Thursday evening members OF Dor-
nick Hills Country club will entertain
with a Country" party.
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a silver tea will be given at Hotel
Ardmore Saturday afternoon, when The
Parent-Teachers association OF the
Third ward school will entertain. y
market will also be held in connection
with the affair, which is being given
on themezzinine floor at the hotel.
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Circle No. of the Broadway Meth
odist church will give a Halloween
tea. market and parcel post sale Tues
day afternoon at the church from 2:5C
lntl $50. Good cakes and home made
candy at the market, fifty and twenty
3 ve cent packages all worth the moneS
Musical numbers will be rendered dur
.ns the afternoon. The public is an
ted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Federated Society Meets Tuesday.

The Federated Missionary society will
met Tuesday, October 81, at the First
Christian church. Mrs. c. Il. Stewart
is president of the Federated Missionary
society, which meets on fifth Tuesdays
during the year.
The meeting win open at three
o'clock The devotional will be led by
Mrs. Walter Newstadt. There will be
two general topics discussed; Our
Young People" Miss Mary Grimes;
Mrs. II. H. Johnson and Mrs. Henry d.
/ Rindslend and "Our Study Book, "
whicsh will be discussed by Mesdames
Ed Sandlin, +. II. Wood, Louis Fischl,
! Kelsey Polk, +. b. Pugh. and T. A.
4 Thurmond
Mrs. Billy Baker will be in charge OF
the musical program which will be an
nounced later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
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-Ggg&N( A7-======== 5ss.

IN NTER the time of year when youth in its eXurberance
In its own, when gravity and decorum are aid
aside and all young people (and Others OF caretree mem
give vent to their high spirits in keeping with the happy
abandon suggested by the advent of Halloween eve This is
time when the ageold desire to be foolish be excused
and when fun and harmless pranks may be ndulged In all
probability there will be the transportation of many gates and
other movable objects but the whole the idea of harm
less partyng this day to have suppanted the
more serious "devilment" of by-gOne days.
The past week has been of beauty and golden sun
shine when in keeping with natures abandon gmpsed
from outdoors with wide spreading forests and winding roads
that il the prodga beauty call upon all humanity to come
and enjoy themselves in the open.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Delightful Bridge Affair."
Compliments Visitor

Complimenting her house guest, Mrs.
Mrs. Chris Phuesen OF Ada, Mrs. Glenn
Cornwall entertained with bridge on
Friday afternoon, at her home, SOC ID
stret. northwest. Eight tables in the
games were formed
A color note OF yellow was used
throughout the rooms. which were dec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Afternoon Bridge
Enjoyed Thursday

Mrs s. l.. Blackburn entertained win
bridge on Thursday afternoon at her
home, Al0 + street, northwest.
Decorations for the party carried
suggestions of the Halloween time
A salad course was served.
In the games of the afternoon Mrs
II. G. Raines received the favor TOR
high score and Mrs. G. T. Murphy toe
consolation favor.
The guests were
Mrs. G. III. Rcitz.
Mrs. II. c. RaineS
Mrs. Ralph Hill.
Mrs. jefferson.
Mrs. G. T. McNcy.
Mrs. r. s. Stuchul.
Mrs. Callihan.
Mrs. Leacn.
Mrs. Frank Smith.
Mrs. Sam Yafee
Mrs. Simons.
Mrs. G. T. Murphy.
America produces two.thirds OF the
cotton crop Of the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
The WOmen's Union

At a business meeting of the Wo
mems Union on Tuesday afternoon it
was decided to hold the Thanksgiving
day. November 20. Great interest IS
beng taken in the coming tea and com
mlttees are busy working out details.
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Mrs. Harry Kesser will entertain
at bridge at Dornick Hills country clup
Friday afternoon, complimenting her
slster-in.law. Mrs. Harold James, bride
OF the past week.
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Mrs. G. T. McVeigh and Mrs. r. G.
Raines viii entertain with Hallowe.
IN party Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Raines. 1919 Bixby avenue,
southwest. Dancing and cards will be
enjoyed.
The Parent Teacher association Of
second ward school will give box sup.
per at the school on Friday evening
November 8. at 1880 p. m. Mr.. Otis
smith will be auctioneer for the occa.
sion and much fun and pleasure is an.
ticipated.
Speakers for both political parties are
invited To attend the meeting and TO
speak for their respective candidates.
The officers of the second ward Par.
ent.Teacher association are as follows:
Mrs. c. NJ. Parker, prisedtn; Mrs, Bert
Gaines. vice president; Mrs. John Small
Mrs Sam Williams. Mrs. Ashburn VII
Iiams, vice president; and Mrs. Rob
ertson. treasurer and Mrs. Stuchul, sec
rotary. Everyone Is invited to come.
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The first ward Parent-Teacher asso
ciation will meet on Wednesday after
noon instead OF the Thursday as is us
ually the custom.
Miss Lucy Holeman. grade supervis
or viii be leader OF the discussion
How parents can help in the schoo
work OF the children" The pupils o
The fifth grade under Miss Wolvertoi
and Miss LylS!ns viii present a pro
gram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

Punch was served through
he evening. Al the conclusion Of the
games. delicious refreshments we're
served.
Mrs. l.. I. Wilkinson. Mrs. w. C. Ba-
ker, Mrs. John Hoffman and Mrs.
Hugh Ledbetter assisted Mrs. Bivens.
ia, the guardian, in entertaining.
Those enjoying the evening were:
Miss Anita Ledbetter.
Miss Grace Burney.
Miss Ida Nell Watson.
Miss Mildred Wimberly.
Miss Nellie Brawley,
Miss Irene Baum.
Miss Rosalline Fox,
Miss Gayle Wilkinson,
Miss Mary Frances Baker
Miss Helen Pennington,
Miss Frances Pennington
Miss Katherine Dolman,
Miss Mary Ann johnson.
Miss Marvine Cochran,
Miss Emerline Eoffmar.
Everett Lee Bachtel
j. Il. oacnleI,
Robert Fox,
Fount Tillman.
James Dolman.
Warren Davis.
Thu1nond Dulaney.
Gerald Cochran,
Preston Dawson.
Abe Taylor,
Berry Ball.
Paul Wocfter,
Clyde Good.
Vance White.
Ray Dyer.
Lester Watson,
Bill Bradford,
julius Johnson,
Joe Odom.
Howell Dickson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

ALL MEMBERS Or THE p. f. D..
SISTERHOOD RESIDING IN ARD
MORE, PLEASE CALL MRS. OLlN
JONES, PHONE eg6l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Dornick Hills Country Club
to Enj0y "COuntry' Party

Invitations are out for the "Rube'
dance or Country" party TO be held in
the Club home on Thursday evening.
November End. The fun will start at
s:l5 when all the Rubes and Hobos
are expected to arrive with Mary'Anns
and Honey-dears both married and sin
gle, in their best Barn Dance Morning
costumes.
The Entertainment Committee prom
se n great party with fun, laughter
and song dominant. The Barn will be
decorated and amusement furnished TO
make the country and his sweattie en-
10y great evening. On account or
the large number Of Club members who
are planning TO be 'Rubes" and the
limited space for party Of this kind
in their club home, Invitations can
only be extended TO Dornick Hill men,
bers and their out OF town guests. Ad'
mission viii be by card.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Camp Fire Girls
Entertained at Club

One of the most enjoyable affairs
OF the Halloween period was a mas
querade given by the Witonahi Camp
Fire Girls entertaining their boy
friends at the Rod and Gun Club lake,
on Friday night.
The color note OF orange and black
was carried out in the decorations. In
tent. on the large lawn, a wierd for.
tune teller told the guests OF their fu.
lures. In front Of their tent was a
kindled fire with a large Witches pot
on rack.
Numerous games, bobbing for apples
and dancing featured the evenings en-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Saturday Bridge Club Is
DeliQbtfullu Entertained

Miss Marie Brecheen was hostess at
a very enjoyable afternoon bridge af-
fair, yesterday, when members Of the
Saturday Bridge Club and other
guests were entertained.
Snapdragons and other garden flow
ers formed the decorations Tor the
party, the tally cards and plate favors
carrying the Halloween idea.
In the games of the afternoon, prizes
for high score for both members and
guests were presented. A salad course
was served to the following guests:
Miss Madlyn Colbert,
Miss Cora Dyer,
Miss Marie Smith
Miss Frances German
Miss Elizabeth Mccain,
Miss Mynan Blose,
Miss Kathryn Reed,
Miss Gladye Scivally.
Miss Maud Hyden.
Miss Eva Whitehurst,
Mrs. Ford Whitehurst.
Mrs. Cecile Dillingham;,
Mrs. Everett Kruger,
Mrs. Marvin Seren,
Mrs. Jack Humphreys,
Mrs. Lynn Boyd.
Mrs. Robert Terry.
Mrs. A. z. Sturgis,
Mrs. Mark kirkpatrick,
Mrs. Lucian Cox,
Mrs. Helen Pleasant,
Mrs. j. S. Cox,
Mrs. Ingram Henry,
Mrs. Don Cochran,
Mrs. Roy Shores,
Mrs. Ernest Jameson.
| Mrs. Fred Tucker.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

GRATED with chrysenthemums, and zen
las. and in the appointments of the
luncheon served at the conclusion Of
the games.
Mrs Cromwell was assisted in enter
tanning by Mesdames j. A. Scott, Il. h.
Dale, Q. W. Hoffmeyer, who also receiv'
ed the guests with Mrs. Cornweh ~
the door.
Mrs. Earl Gray received the high
score favor in the games of the after.
noon, Mrs. Ingram Henry received the
second prize and Mrs. Frank Robinson
received the consolation favor. Mrs.
Phuesen was presented with CUES,
prize.
The guests were;
Mrs. Wayne Heath,
Mrs. Ingram Henry,
Mrs. ii. Levy,
Mrs. Lorenzo Love,
Mrs. Henry Pennington
Mrs. NJ Riser.
Mrs. Walter Bomar.
Mrs. Sol Lowenstein,
Mrs. Henryetta Rosenbura.
Mrs. Conner Pennington.
Mrs William Prater,
Mrs Roy Shores,
Mrs. c. Wilkes,
Mrs. W. j. Lane,
Mrs. Waldorf.
Mrs. T. L. Snelson.
Mrs. A. NJ Brady,
Mrs. II. A. Frazier,
Mrs. Earl Grey.
Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Mrs. G. o. Daunis.
Mrs. VIII Roger.
Mrs. Ed Miller.
Mrs. f. !. Sorrels.
Mrs. J. a. Scott.
Mrs. o. w. Hoffmeyer.
Mrs. Ollie Anderton,
Mrs william Bailey,
Miss Lean Gardenhire.
Mrs. L. II. Fox,
Mrs. Chris Phuesen.
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| Hn..,.. Lr:..o G:.Ie
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
StNl|
-T--R--B-(
GOOD WORK FOR SANITATION
Public Spirited Nevada Citizens Have
SHOWN What May Dc Done
Through Concerted Action.

fr~rsrsi bt ths rHrf vsfss plrsrnssi
~ Asi.H..u.fI
sanitation NHs 1903 Important place
uu thr program q WORK Tor 1872 .u siK
communities in CLARK and Lincoln
counties Nevada reports thr state
leader of home demonstration agents
working comparatively With Doc United
States Department of Agriculture and
che State Agricultural college srrur.
irg and enforcing definite rules DOB rr.
grd 10 clean yaris IUis 0r houses
spring water. bitches lud streets ia
one " che principal goals
Pour 0f these communities have up
town organization ihe county govern
ment regulating local affairs Under
tIr direction of homie demonstration
worker. fHe women lre taking sleeps
o. form town organizations .u order 20
hItc authority fu make Hud enforce
ordinances Tor health Hui o. make
local improvement. OFF various kinds
A. trn. Is uo seaHsr system Loo these
cummuu.tIr- flr voter De- very un.
Wholesome HHf mmrr f. health Il
h. brought long iis'ur.r. frum springs
fiuusI mHrIu uIU bitches
The people uf Mesquite community
ln DIart county UUI thrIf second
cleanup lIt Hs spring ASS result
three miles of ditch nrrr cleaned
three .uItarfs mHIr mo main channel
ny fhr town ditch changed new
head Hfr HHIIf uui. -uhheI Uut
rubbish cleaned ur In1 mud holes
fIl,d ari Ir,e'ed a number of s.ris
~ thr community asre,1 fU take turns
pouring kerosene on 900 ponds fu sill
mosquito r-ss ani vrseIers fhus
helping to rif che community 0f one
uu.sHuo. Enrh person worked Iu his
own nrlhiHrf0uI ~ h's dinner
No home More rHs accomplished
than n community dinner tHd been
srryri
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
AMOUNTS OF FEED FOR COWS
lpen Capacity Of Animal Depends
Quantity Of DAILY Portion q
Gram and Roushags

The quantity OF sIHer to feel
cua IrItUIs uHm ftr ur Is ~
o. aumI. $40 ..uHf UIte .s much
o. shr $500 ..rm ap without eH-r
aban uumsI HUi thr eaiu 1Hi
tl}. De- tN. HItl.r .tt. nm..s Ht
thr lmtI state. Department 20
Agriculture a lI .U sHII H.
f,i just short .f f.r Umf .. I.. aI.
petite II, .m.'I.r .n.r U....I or
ffHm -l tu 60 upa.I. uf ,Ia.r l.t
.nI Goo Hr.Ur animal. ln I'IrIs ~
uars
Ih. II Decided ordinarily mHlrs
lrI.,.. . rI D. Hmu. ler .. a.
dal Hr pr Hnlni Her IsN Iumi ~
Dose weigh. .rU IeI n .uUsf no
HfH @ -IH. should he .t boz
CO. proportion III HHYrf 90 t.T ruuis
f.r f." HrrIs ~ IIs weight JoH.
.,Hu.. .NH.H NH nI HDUrIIrs 70
s'lr of arI... ar. r..hn,.. pf mIis
uus HH.n .. uH...,I mf each ~
tH Q u.I. Hf Hi HH..ri
Although .uu ..aar b. uu. Hf The
best COCO, ..iic .l f1r ilIy .u..
there H. r m. pr,m.-. .io
use o. fuU '|r.'y ttIs rp' H ..".'r'r
t.I. uuHer I. HH .sI uHI a.u
silv Hr,' H.u.Is with .uH .,-ImuuIs
l..s H. .IH.fa .I HntI,a.
sU.. .,.. Uu.f .n.um. enough
....... #..... H.. ..... H..... HH..
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06

81 about trr .rar bsfor hni which
Wr.Is other lHrHHr r0Uu'U.. ha"
copied
IHr eAps .Hi a. studied ht ths
ylI,i State. Department .t AlrrHI
turr proved success. however. snd
Bow fhs number ~ su.h assoc. If..H.
hs. eruvu fr.u Q too. li.rn'Hh.'
ihai suus u.fr. h.I Goods ur th,
Idea 10 aH rary 600, Ha.r auek o.
DE movement and organized mHrr nuf
more us-aili.Hus ehi's others rnr
thu. with HII H fsH MHs s'1frs
Increase fHr number o. ffs.r .HH fHsf
.ug associations Hs t'ma .Urs HU arl
fhe Department of Agriculture I. fo.
'rr'us flr uUrE
Tls n0k of testers 1urHs fhe anr
CAUSED setback fu i.a movement hIf
-rrwrn fru fHIs I.. utm r'Hor
rd fhp humber H. ......aiIuus .r tho
,uuuiH .s uuH much nf.rf than q
vas before fhr war
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06

"Ksunsha beautiful d., said 90 be-
the goal of ths u.u ,.iy mauaser form
OF government Boz iH1i Wisconsin e.y.
unr uf iHr nr.i GOO. uHs 'o adopt e
resolution f.r tHe UUue uf .iu
p.aun0r to fomH..f. H .HIr.r Hf DO
telormerf which 900 bead 'n a more
beautiful r.ff Tie .H.HiI board has
.sr.ri fu .HuIrri. passing motion
tfat coo building lf coo ueN court
tUus. would bel dome u uuf0rmano
with arl elty plan adopted by the
now council
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
ssur,, o. inyI,Ibl, raw Found

% was Professor HUu1Iot 0f ne
French Academy NJ Sciences who i.s.
covered chat Invisible mys capable
0f penetrating solid substances ARE
given M from thr Incuudesc,nt IMAM.
tiles of the WrlslHrh ught says the
Washington Star later Dee announced
the discovery ~ similar rudlniiuns
from an oriinar, Armud burner and
from ~ sheet u' nuuiesCuni silver
The rays frum polished silver arc
pulnrlseJ but when th, silver is GOV.
erred with iampblack The polarization
disappcu-s
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Small Group Of Michigan Farmers
First Entered upoi Experiment
Considered Doubtful

Ptsarsi b, tns rnrst STATE. Department
af hf.I. .fura1
Fifteen yHr, lsu small group of
farmer. Boo M h.Mu entered upon
what mau, of thM probably .m-.d.
erred t,n doubtful experiment II
was tha organization uf Hu association
Tor testing their COWS iu respect o.
huR mu.I f0rl the, afr,iii lHn much
m.Ik ihri Hrr. 600 association sU.h us
thr nru uf Uft Ht 'r
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
WARNS DRIVERS OF AUTOS
Tsllials Light on Lamp Post Has Seen
Found Effective Ir Prevention
% Acc dents

To prevent collisions between fast.
moving automobiles aui iark lamp
posts on winding uais e. 90 Herk.
with 0f Cleveland has Invented a bon.
ieyard standard with hriTseres ~ c,,i.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06

s'daiaes Irene Conyer Clara II
~ and sister. Miss Davie Hurley
were visitors Thursday u last week
at the home u Mr j u Price
Mr e. G. Mcclure and son went
60 Marion Saturday 10 visit with her
daughter. Mr. Davidson
Mrs lutta Barrett, daughter Ada
aud SON. Jim and wife. accompanied
b. Mr Charlie FAIRIES ~ Carrs,Ille
we're recent guest. ~ relative and
friends here
Miss lmogene Beard ~ France. ,is
.ird her father and other relative. Ir
th. section recently
Nu = GiIles went 20 Marion
Saturday 20 visit her brother 3 81
Eaton and wife
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06
FOR sALE

Ons farm 40 acres near Fishirap
good house and three barns. plenty
.i waters q
WASH GOLD. Providence. ~
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06

CNs au.i ly pu.rhfci bulls give
mu.u more hutirriat than those sired
b. scrubs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-10-06

|"TTN " TT'W"TTIN W"
here
j g. Boar N louIvillc
f,W days here last week -
Mr and Mu D " Dalton were
called 20 order Saturday
So l. , Buntou II smlthland
spent suuda, the quest u Mr W
D. Charles
Mr Newman Decker ~ Livingston
1919. Boo town Thur dal
Mr and Mr Trail moved to n.Af
mh.aud Thursday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23
THE most BEAUTIFUL
ADAMS

Church here Sunday night by Bro.
Kemper was largely attended. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moore spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mrs. EN-
ma Hays. Miss Madge Hays left
Sunday for Inez where she will attend
the summer training school. :. .Edgel
Ball passed down here Tuesday en-
route to Louisa. Henry Hall and
Misses Eva McCown, Pearl Berry and
Mollie McKinster attended Sunday
school at Blackburn's church Sunday.
Thomas Ball and Earl Moore and OIL
liver Thompson attended church here
Sunday night. Miss Pearl Berry
called on her cousin, Mrs. Erie Frank
lin Monday evening. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gusser visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Hays Sunday. Clyde Curnutte was
calling here Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Dooley were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Moore of Matte Sunday. {.
Miss Mollie McKinster called on Miss
Dorothy Lee Hays Saturday after
noon. y. Several passed here Saturday
enroute to the ball game at Matte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Short of Matte
were visiting Mr., and Mrs. Milt Nc
Kinster Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Nc
Gown called on Mrs. Dove Hays Sun
day evening i. Don May and Thur
man Hughes attended church here
Sunday night. Jimmy Thompson
spent Sunday with Eldred Adams. .
There will be church at the Adams
school house Sunday morning, June
lS, by Rev. Dave Moore of Matte.
HONEY BEE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23
JEAN

Several from this place attended the
big meeting at Brammer Gap Sunday
-. H. G. and Wade Thompson were
on our creek one day last week taking
oil and gas leases. Mrs, j. H. Houck
and Mrs. Forrest Rogers were calling
en- Mrs. Raymond Woods Monday. -.
Mrs. ]. S. Caldwell visited relatives
on Cherokee Saturday Quite few
of the boys from this place attended
court at Louisa last week. Miss Ha-
eel Butler of Cherokee passed through
here Friday enroute to Riverton where
where she will visit relatives for a
while. =. There will be church at this
place the first Sunday in July. Ev-
erybody come. CAN YOU GUESS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23
MATTE

Sunday school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely. Herbert Hulett
passed up our creek Sunday enroute
to Blaine. (. Lille Moore of Louisa
spent Saturday night with Ruth and
Mary Opal Moore. :. .Goldia Childers
entertained a crowd of young folks
Sunday afternoon. 49,. Bertha Moore
spent Saturday night with Gladys
Childers. Thomas and Hezzie Moore
Lille and Ruth Moore motored to Cor
dell Sunday. Mrs. b. +. Moore and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Jay
Moore. ~. vessie Jordan and family
were visiting relatives at Rich creek
=. John D. Moore left for Thornville
Ohio Monday. 49,. Let us hear from
cordell again.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23
SMOKY VALLEY

We were sorry indeed to know OF
the death OF May Diamond. She has a
host OF friends in Smoky Valley and
will be greatly missed . There will
be choir practice Saturday night.
Paulie Diamond called on home folks
Sunday. j. Prayer meeting was large
ly attended Sunday night. ...... Miss
Mollie Martin visited Mr.. and Mrs,
John Martin Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs,
Wilbur Roberts and little daughter
spent Saturday night with their pa
rents. !. Listen for the wedding bells.
They are expected to ring soon. 49,.
Remember choir practice Saturday
night. Sunday school Sunday $3.50 q.
m. and prayer meeting Sunday night
A WILD ROSE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-06-23

ed by Congress.
Recruiting OF farm labor throughout
/ the West and Southwest TO meet emer
gencies arising out OF harvest condi-
tons is being done by the United
States employment service.
Ii Yuan Huang. who was forced out
OF the Chinese presidency Ave years
ago by the militarists. reached Picking
on June IL and resumed the post Of
the nations chief executive.
British authorities last week seized
the American steamer Seattle Spirit
In Tralee Bay on the ground that 1t
had war munitions4or the Irish found
concealed in shipment OF lard.
Treaties and agreements signed at
the Washington Arms Conference to
which Japan wac party will not be
sis. II has been decided by the Priyy
Council.
After being III for five years with
diphtheria, little year-old Char
lotte Peters, OF Newark. N. J., is well
and Is TO be allowed to leave the iso-
alton hospital, where she spent her
long siege.
Ten thousand $50 gold pieces of the
IilluLtkt Oh lg@Sf inc HEbl VI tntbe
coins 10 be released by the United
States at the San Francisco mint,
have been secured for distribution to
the Shriners in convention there, this
week. Any Shriner with $40 In cur
rency can secure a $50 gold piece.
More than 1000 disabled war vet
Grams. now being treated at hospitals
In Washington and vicinity. were
guests OF President and Mrs Harding
at lawn party on the White House
grounds on June 7.
The Portuguese naval aviators start
ed from the Island of Fernando No
ronha, OF the Brazilian Coast. for
Pernambuco, on June s, resuming their
trans Atlantic flight interrupted by
cidents early In May.
Sixty-four hag-draped caskets. bear
Ing the last OF Americas war dead 10
be brought home from France by re-
quest reached New York on June 7.
All the other thousands OF American
dead overseas win remain there.
Admiral Baron Kato, who headed
the Japanese delegation 70 the Wash
ington Arms Conference. has accepted
the premiership OF Japan and hos
formed a cabinet TO succeed that of
Premier Takahashi, which resigned on
June 6.
Before sailing for Europe last week,
George +. Baker, OF New York, pre-
scented 100000 TO the Society OF the
New York Hospital. embracing three
units. This Is the second Oldest hos
pital in this country.
Eddie Rickenbacker's around-the
country fight ended at Omaha, Nebr.,
on June II, when his plane was dam
aged while attempting 10 take from
the field there. He attributed the ac-
cident TO the damage done the plane
when II was struck by lightning at
Detroit a few days before.
Ex-Empress zita's baby girl, born
last week, has been. chrlstened Marie
Christina Victoria Eugenia. This name
was given to the child by the former
empress TO commemorate the hospi-
tally OF the Spanish royal family in
her hours OF misfortune and Is a COM
bination OF the names OF the queen
mother and queen OF Spain.