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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
new HOTEL FOR
NORTH TAZEWELL
A Progressive Neighbor win
Have Up-To-Datc stoppiuIg
Place For Travelling Men
and the General Public.


Tho building at North TazewelI
heretofore known MS the "Ark," and
owned by MIR. John d. Peery, Ia be.
lng arranged as hotel, which will
DO modern In every way, particular
attention being given to tho culinary
department
Rooms for guests will DO proyid.
Cd on the second and third stories.
wit. modern convenicnces, and the
d'hihg room and Offices will be on
the first floor. Carpenters aro now
busy remodcling the building. md IN
short time the announcement ia OK
pected that the building Is ready for
business. Such convenience naa
been needed at North Tazcwell 70,
sometime, and tho travelling public
VIII be pleased with tho nows.
Change In the Gary Stor.
John d. Peery has recently pur-
chased from w. Il. IIarman the Int.
tors interest in the j. d. pccrv ~
Company large store Mt Gary. w
Vn'' which is known far and wide
ns ono of the best mercantile ostab.
lishments In the country. Mr.. Peory
now owns majority Of the stock
Of tho firm.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
HEALTH OFFICE CLOSED.

Due to an oversight we did not
mention last week the departure
from Tazewell of Messrs. Herman
w. Snidow and Gilbert C. Cline. who
were in Tazcwell for several muntns
in charge of the Tazewell County
Health office. Mr.. Snidow will TAX.
a position with the State Board Of
Health and will be located in Rich
mond, and Mr.. Cline will take up
work in Eastern Virginia. The two
gentlemen made great many friend,
In Tazewell, and have done q great
work in the county in stamping ous
smallpox and assisting in controlling
other contagious diseases. The good
they did in the county will long b.
folt. and there were great many
:7cople in the count who were dis.
appointed when the Board of Super.
visors failed to appropriate the nee
essary funds to keep the Office going
here,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
SPRAYING DEMONSTRATION ]
G. BUSTON'S ORCHARD.

Mr.. Apperson, from Blucksbure,
VINO was with me here Inst fall CIV.
ing pruning demonstrations in the
county, will be here Friday, Marcn
II to give spraying den,onstra-
tion ut Mr.. j. G.. Buston's orcnaro
just east OF town. This demonstra-
tion will be held in the afternoon
beginning ut o'clock.
Now is the time to apply the DOR
mant spray to fruit trees. This dor
mant spray consists of limc-sulphur
solution and water. This spray is for
the control of the scale insects, and
Is absolutely necessary in all orch
ards. Other sprays are necessary
later on and you will be remindeo
from time to time, by the county dc
monstrator when to apply and ma
terial to use.
want to impress upon you the
importance of spraying your orch
ards. First class fruit, free from
scale, scnb, and worms, cannot bu
produced without proper spraying.
Besides producing first class fruit By
proper spraying, you keep your trees
in good healthy condition, increns
ing the number of their years os
usefulness. wish everyone who has
an orchard and possibly cnn will
come out to the demonstration mex,
Friday and see an expert apply tho
spray to the trees. Yours for better
fruit. C. X. FISHER,
County Agent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
Congressman c. Bascom slemp.

Congressman c. Bascom Slemp.
This is the opinion of many OBJ
SERVERS who are watching with re-
newed interest developments in thu
district rs the time for the conven-
tions and he campaign draw nearer
Several local leaders believe Peery
is certain to be nominated when the
district Democratic convention meets
here Tuesday. March 81.
No formal statements have been is
sred by the Democratic leaders t.,
this effect but the name Peery seems
to be in the air wherever there is n
discussion of possible candidates.
Since Governor E. Lee Trinkle car
ried. the Ninth District in his race
last fall names of more than doz
en possible candidates for the Demo-
cratic ticket have been mentioned
but one by one they have fallen by
the wayside with single excep-
ton. The single exception is the name
Of Peery and assurance that he will
be nominated seems to become
stronger every day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
DUGGER NOT GUILTY.

Thos. L. Duggcr, tho Princeton w
Vn., Jitncy driver, who WINS arrestc,l
recently on tho road near Graham
ana brought to jail here with mum.
Der OF his passengers charged with
' olating the prohibition laws. VIVA
'rred hy jury in the Tazcwcll Ur-
cuit Court Tuesday afternoon. Az
,he time Of Duggcr's arrest bo wns
'iiving new Anderson automobiIo
which wns held by tho State awnit,
"' tho outcome of tho trial. IN.
verdict Of the jury not only frocs
nngScr hut returns the car to him.
the iitncy lrivcr loft "Wednesday
morning for Princeton.
u appears that Dugger loft Prin..
cctoh one afternoon with three ,von,
on passengers who were cnrouto =.
biueiield, and picked up on tho wav
m innocent travelling salesman. who
iouhd tho company 80 companion.
hh'n Tint he continued tho journov
I'd I.p Top, where liquor was bought.
On their return TO Graham. too
cur WINS stopped by officers md
searched and liquor found, and tho
whoic outfit was "pinched." Dugeor's
sworn testimony was thnt hc knew.
nothne of tho liquor; that It did moi
leiong to him, and tho Common,
wcnlth was unable to connect bIs a.
=, recily with the ownership of tho
"boozc." " '''o
Judge IT, A. w. skeen. OF h,c
stone Gap, is making strenuous,
ehort TO dispose Of some of tho monv
prohibition cases now on the dock.
pl here, and is making little prog.
ross, duo to the demoralized copdi-
ton of affairs due to tho absence ~
Judge Kcglcy. y
Judge Kegley, who has boon con-
med to his home ut Bland ,;o,,r,,
House by sprained ankle, will NOT
pe nblc to reach Tazcwell In tIme to
mold any pnrt of the March erm ~
Court. II is reported that mn effort
VIII be made to hold special terr,
IN April. Se"' '''''
County Clerk II. s. Surface baa
inc able assistance In the office ~
former postmaster A. B. Bucbanen
VINO Is taking much Of the detnii
work off the shoulders of the clerl.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
SELF RESPECT AND THE
BONUS.
Lincoln State Journal.

IllICOlH OIuLc JOurnul.
The effort in congress to catch the
bonus fish without wetting any feet
with taxes goes on apace. Congress-
men want to please the service meh
without stirring up the taxpayers.
Hence there is ceaseless effort to
pass bonus bill without the sound
ly necessary accompanying tax DnI.
They figure on bonds, on European
debts, on the general tax fund-any-
thing so it conceal the cost of what
they are about to do. There IS all
old saying that God hates coward.
We are more than half convinced
that similarly the public loves =,
great man. Anyway, it would be
glorious sight to see more congress
men betting on that side. Let rnu
congressman vote bonus, slap on the
taxes, and come home and face the
taxpayers like men. Or let them
vote down the bonus and come home
md face the advocates like men. It
is doubtful whether they would suf-
fer much loss of votes in either case
But even should this be mistake
and the public prove not as apprecia-
tive of courage as we think, is il
worth nothing to congressman te
preserve his self-respect Is it worth
less than seat in congress?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10

THE NEW MAILING LIST.

The paper goes out this week with
n new list New names have boe,.
added, changes in addresses and n
number of names dropped.
Please examine the date on th>,
label or wrapper. The label shows
month and year to which your sub
scription hns been paid. If we have
made any mistake let us know ,,r
once. a number of names have been
dropped as delinquent. Some of those
subscriptions have been carried from,
two to five years. which according to
all rules of business Is long enough.
We hope to have these good friend.
Of the past write to us, and let us
know their wishes. II your subscrip.
tion 10 in arrears send us your re-
ncwal.
Wo thank you-Editor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIv
ED IN MINE.

Cedar Bluff, Va, March S.-Tues.
day night, March 2, Mrs. G. b. Win
go delightfully."- entertained the Bible
classes of the M. E. Church at St.
Patrick's party. She was assisted III
entertaining by Mrs. Kern and Miss
Bessie Peery. Those who served were
Misses Ann Luttrell, Frances Jen-
nings and Minnie Bowman. A color
scheme of green was carried out in
the decorations and refreshments.
The Minstrel which is being pre-
pared by the young girls Sunday
School class will be given Saturday
night March II, at o'clock. Come
and enjoy a good laugh.
The body of Mr.. James Dawson.
who died from injuries received in u
mine at Williamson, w. Va, last
Wednesday, was brought here and
hp'ied in the cemetery at Jones
Chapel on Friday morning.
Miss Edith Ireson of Tazewcn.
sncnt the week end with her cousin,
Miss Kathleen Ireson.
Mr.. Robert Caudill of Kimball.
spent the week end with his sister
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Lowe.
MIR. Grover Kiscr spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Kiser.
Mr.. John Burkelbach of Bluciicld,
spent Saturday night with relatives
and attended the lodge meeting in
tho Masonic Hall.
Mr.. Donald Watkins has returned
from Charleston, w. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
GRAFTON.

Mr.. R. X. Ncidcrmeyer of this
place, arrived homo Tuesday, the "a
from visit to his sister at New
York.
Miss Dora Bourne. who has been
home on two months vacation, icr;
Saturday, the 4th, to her position n
Petersburg, Va.
"Uncle Tom" Bourne is getting
along nicely.
Mt. Olivet Sunday School is i'm
proving very much.
Mrs. L. Fl. Bird, ;of Tazewen
spent tho week end with her sister.
in-law, Mrs. r. X. Neidermeycr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP HOUSES
FAILED.

The usually quiet village of Falls
Mills is reported ms being righr
much exercised over the receipt by
one OF its prominent families of an
alleged Black Hand letter. The mis-
sive was dropped in the front yard
OF "Smit" Perdue, and was address
ed to Mrs. Perdue, who was warned
to leave home, as the writer asser, /.
ed the Perdue home was domed to
destruction. The letter reads in part:
Dear Mrs. Perduc, you are /.
good woman, but if you don't leave
that id house you will be kilco,
rs | am going to blow it toh-l and
Smit with it."
Smit is Mrs. Perdue's HUSBAND.
The letter bore name, but officers
who have examined the missive could
hardly bring themselves to believe
the signature was genuine, as no one
but n fool would write such letter
and sign his napre to it. 1t is snia
Mr.. Perdue has been more or less
active in reporting violations of the
prohibition laws and for that reason
has won the disfavor of certain boot
aeegers and moonshincrs in the
heighborhood
The bctter element of the citizens
OF Falls Mills have no officers To-
Gated within several miles of the
place, are more or less handicapped
IN the enforcement of law, and the
receipt of so dastnrdly n threat ms
that contained in. the missive thrown
INTO Pcrdue's yard has served to
arouse sentiment anew for more nd-
equate protcction.-Graham Daily
News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FOR SALE.

will be at the former resi-
dence of Thomas Hankins, de-
cease, Friday and Saturday OF
this week and Monday and
Tuesday of next week packing
my household furniture fol.
shipment. l will sell, at very
reasonable rrices. before pack
ing same, the following: Beds,
chairs, rugs, tables, porch fun
niture, dinino room furniture,
etc. ETA HAWKINS.
March 9th, 1922.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
Il. II. s. SENIORS TO GIVE PLAY

Tile seniors of Tazewell H;rl
School will present "Mrs. Briggs -
the Poultry Yard" comedy in
three acts. March II, in the n.,,
Theatre. This is domestic comedy
of great effectiveness, clean IN tone
and genial In spirit. Mrs. Briggs is
an admirable character, full of orig
innl humor and quaint sayings. :h,
cast of characters is MS follows.
Mrs. Briggs, n woman of business
--Mayono Barrett.
Almira Briggs, Melissa Briggs
her daughters-Lucic Scott, Manu-,
Poery.
Jimmy Briggs, her son.-Litz Me
Guirc.
Ralph Briggs. nm adopted SON.
George Quincy.
Silas Green, II ncighbor-Rcec.
Johnson.
Mandy Bates. whose tongue will
stumblc--Lucllc Buchanan.
Mrs. O'Comor. who dislikcs gonts
Katherine Davidson.
MIR. Lee, n wealthy ncighbor-.
Charles Jones.
Virginia Lee. his daughter-Kath.
crime Surface.
Daisy Thornton. her fricnd-Mus
gio Kinccr.
Attractive performances will u.
given between tho acts, which will
add grcntly TO the evenings cnto,
tninment. a good laugh in every net.
Come and bring all your family nntl
friends. Admission 25 and so cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
auto LICENSE
TO THE ROADS
Legislature Proposes to Give
Half Tax To Counties-Search
Baggage Without Warrant
of Law.

House bill No. 253, providing tina,
o0 per cont of tho revenues from
automobile taxes from the counties
IN proportion to the amount of state
taxes paid into tho state treasury o,
real estate, personal property, In.
come on capitation taxes, be spen,
ON feeder roads, which means cross
country ronds, was passed by rnr
House. So to 81. Messrs Stinson anJ
Stuart voted against the bill.
The bill. placing jtneys transport
ing passengers or fcight in the hands
OF the State Corporation Commits
sion, was defeated Overwhelmingly
Buyer Bill Defeated.
The rrovision making the buyer O,
i'quor cnlawfully guilty, was drop.
tca from the bill. Baggage trans
'nofted in automobiles may be search
cd without warrant. Baggage of
pedestrians is excepted unless ploc-
cd i'll nm automobile.
The owner of car in which lio-
uor is transported without tho own.
ers knowledge or consent, faces ),
me OF one half the value of the car,
ana Jail sentence Of from six tn
twelve months in addition to the
penalty for violating tho prohibition
law. ''o''
District School Bonrd Abolished
Election of school trustees bv tho
people was turned down by the Sen.
ntc in adopting an amendment to
inc Mapp- -Goolrick county unit bill
me biii' the second of the big edu
cntional measures before the Con.
orni Assembly, passed by vote of
20 to 4. Va
Under the Mnpp- -Goolrlcl bill d;s.
trict school boards arc abolished Mt
the end of this year and In thcir
P,"ce is set up county school boards.
me purpose of the bill, which callcd
Tor the election of the trustee, bS.
popular vote. was to bring cducn,
tional matters closer home md
thereby to create closer Cooperation
netween localities and the star,
Board of Education.
Senator A. Willis Robertson of
kockbridge, proposed the Amendments
eliminating the election feature nm
the ground that 1t would serve ~
bring factional politics into scboo,
matters. His amendment carriod -.
to 15. Z"
Gasoline Tax.
Tho Senate on "Wednesday nosse,,
the bill placing n tax of i cent =
gallon on automobile fuel to b. .,,,.
phed to highway construction.
1t is estimated that this tnx viii
yield 100000 year, which amonnt
VIII tnke care of the interest on I'M,
$l2,0OO,000 bond issue. and lcove
$SO0,00O for maintenance of ,,,a,a
roads.
Road Bond Issue.
The bond issue of 12 million dol
lars for highway construction. wn.,
passed by the Senate by small
margin,the vote being 21 to 49,
Movie Censorship.
The movie censorship bill passed
the lower house by vote of 62 f.,
10. The bill now goes to thescnaru
where it will not likely pass.
For Confederate Reunion.
The house voted an appropriation,
of Sl5,000.00 for entertainment Of
the confederate reunion in June.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
SPECIAL MEETING OF TAzE-
WELL LAYMEN'S CLUB.

There will be special meeting O.,
the Club held at the Christian church.
on next Sunday afternoon, at 8 p.
m. Every member of the Club is urg-
ed to be present. Matters of impor
tance are to be discussed, and there
will be a special program for this
meeting. A Program Committee
has recently been appointed to take
charge of these meetings, and tho
meeting for Sunday afternoon will
be in charge of this committee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
TAzEWELL HORSE BRINGS
LARGE PRICE.

IN an auction sale for disposals 81
erotters at the Kentucky Sales Com
pany's annual winter sale at Lev.
lngton, n few days ago Clara Kerns.
w" was bought by w. M. Wright, Of
Chicago, tho price being $4,000, Tb.
morse no was one of the consignment 81
Mr.. Fred Steele. of this town Ciar..
herns, !, is chestnut mare, and ID
holder of the 1921 half mile trac !,
record OF 2:19 Id. The record was
made at the Bluefield Fair. ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
TAzEwELL POST AMERICAN
LEGION.

The Tazcwell Post Of the A,ner,-
can Legion was organized here last
saturday with DR.. Jack w. Witte,.
as commander; VIM. L. May, Adiu-
tent; 70. l.. Jackson, Treasurer: Cbas
q. Gosc' Service Officer; j. w. Jones'
employment officer; w. w. AFRO.
wooti, chaplain; r. w. Harman. His.
'orian, Charles L.. Rosseau, execu !.
1--WE officer; j. Vernon johnson. ~.
gcant at arms. - -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

a mass meeting of the Democrats
of Tazcwell County is hereby call
e;l to meet at the Court House on
Tuesday, March ID, at 100 o'clock r
M. for the purpose of electing dele
gates and alternates to the Distric.
Democratic Convention to be held a.
Bristol, Virginia, on March 21st, for
the purpose of nominating candi
date for Congress.
All Democrats arc requested to br
present.
S. j. THOMPSON,
County Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE.

The numerous friends of Mr.. Nj.
c. Clark. HonaIer, sympathizc with
him in his serious loss by fire of his
nice residence near the town, which
occurred recently. All the furniturt
was destroyed also, and a numbe..
of ontbuildings. The fire is supposed
to have originated from the furnace
in the basement. Small amount of
insurance was carried.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
WATCH THE FURNACE.

The papers carry reports frequent
iy of fires originating in the furnace
cellar, usually by leaving kindling
wood or rubbish near the furnace
A word Of warning and caution may
not be out of place. Kitchen fiues
old wood shingles roofs also need
watching. An ounce or so of preve,.
tlon is worth pounds of cure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
VERNON HAWKINS.

Miss Mae Vernon and Mr.. Carter
Hankins were married at the brides
home, February 26, at Bandy, Va.
The bride is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Vernon,
and the groom is q son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Hankins. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. w, Os.
borne.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
BILL SMITH IS NO MORE. !.

Bill Smith. the notorious pocahon-
tas gambler and bo5tlegger, wa.
shot and killed in that town last
Thursday afternoon by detective
rutherford, who had been recently
arnointed by tho Town authorities
of Pocahontas to clean up the town.
Rutherford has made good start.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
NORTH TAzEWELL GARAGE IN
NEW BUILDING. IN

Two are now located in the Alexl
Harman property, our permanent
homo at North Tazewell. Our polIcv1
is: SERVICE FIRST, ~
We use nothing but genuine parts
a No. vulcanizing outfit to repal I
your tres and tubes. Open. from q:
a. m. until p. m. We're here for
service. "
NORTH TAzEWELL GARAGE u );
7. w. HARTMAN. s'sS :Ss
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
PEERY AND sLEMP MAY BE IN
RACE.

Bristol, March THE two candi-
dates for CONGRESS- from the Ninth
Virginia District in the race next
fall will be George c. Peery and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
FOR SALE.

j. A. Payne, and II. d. Dunford
have n nice lot OF cattle and shecl,
for snlc. Write them ut Cedar Bluff
Va, for information.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
NEW THEATRE
TOMORROW

1.-THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
A marvellous screen produc-
ti0n adapted from the novel by
WINSTON CHURCHILL.
Prices: Is, 25 and 35 cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10
EGGS FOR SETTING.

EUOo TOW s5LI 1ING.
II love you that's my business.
II you love me that's your busi-
ness.
If Wa love each other that's ou.'
business.
My business is selling White Wyan-
dotte Eggs, $1.60 for Is Come and
see them. Martins Regal Dorcus
Strain.
J. B. SPENCER
Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-10

Note Books at this office
Evening star., 1922-04-30
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Greater Washington Lodge, No. 126,
Tuesday night had 155 new candidates
for initiation. Director General James
]. Davis. Secretary Of Labor, presided
as dictator of the lodge.
Those initiated included Third Assist
ant Postmaster General Irving w.
Glover. John B. Sees, general counsel
Masonic Mutual Life Association; T.
V. O'Connor. commissioner, Shipping
Board: Prof. Charles F. Collier. George
Washington University: DR.. Sampson
u. Gottlieb and John B. Colpoys. 1t
was announced that since the first of
the year the membership Of the lodge
has more than doubled. there being
now over 900 members. Addresses were
made by William S. Brown. president
Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa-
rior; W. H.-<5ottiicD ana Thomas j.
walsh, assistant corporation counsel.
A set of chimes was presented to the
lodge as a gift from the Moose de-
tenders. Since the last meeting the
lodge rooms had been redecorated and
new furniture added. the newly fres-
coed walls being particularly attrac-
tive. The degree team went to Alex.
andria Friday evening to initiate a
large class and to assist in the men,
bership drive there. Dictator Wentz
gave a description of the experiences
on the trip and brought greetings from
Alexandria Lodge. Dictator E. J. Hen
ming Of the Greater Chicago Lodge re-
lated the experiences in that lodge re-
Gently in initiating a class Of 1000 new
members
Evening star., 1922-04-30
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

Last Sunday Court District of Co
lumbia had the following visitors
from out Of town courts:
Mrs. Jennie B. Green. national di-
rector; Miss NJ. Agnes Powers. state
regent Of Maryland; Miss Margaret A.
Collins, grand regent Of Court Balti-
more, 254, and other oficers and men,
bers of courts Baltimore and Santa
Maria of Baltimore. Mrs. Aurelia
O'Sullivan. grand regent of Court
Kavanaugh Of Alexandria, Va. and
other officers and members of that
court, Also members from Court
Bishop Carroll Of Upper Marlboro.
Court Theresa Of Mount Savage. and
from courts at Charleston. w. Va.
and Middletown. N. Y. After the ini-
tiation ceremonies. Mrs. Jennie B,
Green, national director, on behalf of
Court District Of Columbia, presented
to Miss Mary C. Boland. grand regent
of the court, platinum pin, In ap-
preciation Of her work. Silver bread
trays were presented to several mem-
hers of the court who are prospec-
tive and recent brides. Supper was
served and after social hour the
meeting adjourned. Preparations are
under way to organize in this city q
Junior court.