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A pretty good way to clean up
on this crime wave is to start the
coal mines working again. Now,
who will be the first to start some
thing?
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WORN NERVES

Nervous troubles, with backache,
dizzy spells, queer pains and irregu-
lar kidneys, give reason to suspect
kidney weakness and to try the rem
edy that has helped your neighbors.
Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. j. B. Sauer, E. 3rd St.,
Sank Centre, gave the following
statement November 8, 1917: when
living on the farm l began to suffer
with lame back and kidney trouble.
My back hurt me most all the time
and it twinged whenever I had any
heavy lifting to do. I had frequent
nervous headaches and this caused
my sight to blur and black specks
appeared before my eyes. I felt
languid for hours after getting up
and when 1 did much lifting it tired
me out completely. I heard of Doan's
Kidney Pills and commenced using
them. Thy helped me right away
and a few boxes cured me of the
attack"
On August "a, 1921, Mrs. Sauel
added: "My opinion of Doan's Kid.
ney Pills hasn't changed in the least.
They cured me of an attack of kidne!
complaint, and now only find i
necessary to use a few as a proven
tive. I gladly confirm my former
statement. ...,.
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be done in accordance with the speci-
fications therefor now on file in the
office of the secretary of the commits
sion; to-wit:
FIRST. For replacing all existing
iron water service on Main street
from Second street to Fifth street and
on Third street from Pine street to
Elm street with new lead service ex-
tending from the proposed new mains
on said streets to the curb boxes and
for furnishing and laying such addi-
tional new lead services on said
streets as may be required.
SECOND. For cutting over existing
water services from the old mains to
the proposed new mains to be laid or
other streets.
Separate bids must be made for the
work under each of the above head
ings and separate contracts may be
awarded therefor.
Bids must be made on blank form:
furnished by the Commission ane
each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for the sum of S5OO.Ot
made payable Internationally to thu
order of the City Treasurer as
guarantee of good faith
Specifications may be seen AM
blank proposals obtained at the off
ces of the Secretary and of L.. P
Wolff, Consulting Engineer, St. Paul
The right is reserved to reject an.
or all bids.
Geo. O'Gara, Pres.
Victor Conklin, Secy.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the COS
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Joseph w. Kusba and S. s.,
Nicholson, doing business under the
firm name of Kusba & Nicholson,
Sanitary Meat Market, Sank Centre,
Mimi, was dissolved this goth day
of May, 1922.
Under the terms of said dissolution
the said S.. S. Nicholson assumes all
liabilities against said firm of Kusba
& Nicholson and is authorized to COLI
lect all bills owed to said firm.
S. S. Nicholson.
Jos. W. Kusba 2-3
6Oc, at all dealers, Foster-Milburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-ad.
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bid, made payable Internationally to
the order of the City Treasurer, sub
ject to the conditions set forth in said
specifications.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and blank proposals obtained at
the offices of the Secretary and of
L. P. Wolff, Consulting Engineer,
Guardian Life Bldg, St. Paul, Mimi
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Commission.
Geo. O'Gara, President.
Victor Conklin, Secy.
The meeting then adjourned,
| Victor T. Conklin, Secy.
a.
Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of. the Commission
June 5, 1922 with Commissioner
O'Gara absent. Meeting called to or.
der by acting president Hennemann
and minutes of previous meetings
read and approved.
The following bills we're read, ap'
proved, and ordered paid:
| Light and Power Fund
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Water Works


Sealed bids will be received by the
Water, Light & Power Commission of
the City of Sank Centre, Mimi, until
400 o'clock P. M. on the 9th day of
June, 1922 for the construction of
certain improvements in the water
works system of said City in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
therefor, prepared by L. P. Wolff.
Consulting Engineer, now on file in
the office of the Secretary of the
Commission. ..#.
The work will be arbitrarily divided
into six separate items as follows:
ITEM ONE: Distribution Pipe Sys'
tenn. r..
ITEM TWO: Water Tower.
ITEM THREE: Tubular Wells
ITSM FOUR: Pumping Station. -
ITEM FIVE: Pumping Equipment.
ITEM SIX: Reinforced Concrete Res
ervoir. .a....
Bids may be made for the entir'
work or for any one or more OF TIT
above items and alternative bids viii
be received for reinforced concerts
and steel structures for the waite
tower. The City reserves the right t.
let the work in one contract or il
separate contracts for one or more o
the above items. No bid for any in
complete portion of the work will b
considered. .......... .---.. .
All bids must be on blank form
furnished for that purpose and eacl
bid must be accompanied by a cert
fed check for a sum equal to 10 pc
cent of the aggregate amount of tn
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WATER, LIGHT AND POW
Err PROCEEDINGS
Special Meeting

Special meeting of the Commission
May 16, 1922, with Commissioner Per-
ry absent.
President O'Gara stated the pur-
pose of the meeting to be to go over
the specifications for waterworks i'm
provements with Engineer l.. p.
Wolff, who was present, and to adj
vertise for bids.
The specification prepared by Mr..
Wolff were, by motion duly made and
carried, approved, and the president
and secretary were instructed to adj
vertse for bids separately for the
improvements and the service con-
nections, in the following forms:
Water Service Connections
Sank Centre, Mimi.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Water, Light and Power Commission
Of the City Of Sank Centre, Mimi, un-
til o'clock p. NJ. on the 9th day of
June 1922 for the following work to
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The monthly reports Of the Super
intendent and Secretary were read
and ordered filed.
It was duly moved and carried that
the president and secretary ORA" an
order in favor of the General Fund TO
cover the principal and interest on
the $4,000 Electric Light Bond matur-
ing July 1, 1922. -.
The president and secretary were
authorized to sign contract with
the Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. for the
changing of Engine No. /" at the
power house so that the vibration
would be eliminated.
Adjournment,
Victor T. Conklin,
Secretary.
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In honor Of Miss Cora yalen.
tine, who recently returned from
Cook Hospital, where she +undeT-
went a serious operation, a few
of her friends gathered last
Thursday evening at her home in
Pharoah's Run fors surprise
party. Games and music were
the principal diversions and re-
fTeshments were1 served. The
guests included Mrs. Rachel
Kutscher, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clay
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Val
entlne and children, Roy, Yelma,
Ruby and Virgil: Mrs. Goldle
Smith, Mrs. Harry Tenant, Mrs.
Anna Baker, Andrew Valentine,
Luther Smith. Ira Smith, Rus
sell Wilson, Leonard Yost, Harold
Clayton, James Google. Lavernla
Baker, Grace Jones, Elsie Rice,
Lelah Straight, Margaret Jones,
Mary Tenant, Susie Tenant,
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Entertain Quartet

Miss Amy Riggle Of the high
school faculty entertained the
members Of the Ember's Quartet,
the musical aggregation which
gave a concert at Normal School,
following the concert last evening
Miss Riggle was formerly
associated with the quartet in
chautauqua work. John ". Lin
ce, basso with the quartet visit.
ed In the city last summer as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Gilkeson. The evening was spent
delightfully."- and refreshments
were served.
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Oniccrs Elected,

The semi-annual election Of of
ficers for the Christian Endeayor
Society Of the Grace Lutheran
Church was held Sunday evening,
and the results were as follows:
President Miss Margaret Frisek-
kon; vice president, Miss Flor
enee Harden; recording secretary,
Miss Norma Gatz; corresponding
secretary, Miss Gladys Haas
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CIaas supper

The ]. NJ. Black Class Of the
First Presbyterian Church met for
supper last evening. The attend
ance was unusually large, and sew
eral members OF the Normal and
high school faculty were guests OF
the class. A program following the
supper which was well arranged
Miss Irene Osborne Of the Normal
faculty gave a group OF songs,
with Mrs. E. E. Church as hes
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Henry Schrader.
Program for Meeting.

The following program will be
rendered at tho meeting OF thu
Wominls Club Friday afternoon
With the music department Of the
club in charge of the program. The
soloists will be Clyde Beckett,
bassp, Mrs. Bruce Bailey, soprano,
Carl McElfresh, cello, and a chorus
from the music department Will
sing
Mr.. Beckett's numbers: phyllis
Has Such Charming Grace" Olde
English; .Bout Song" Ware;
fshepherd. See Thy Horses Foam
ing Name" Korhay.
Mrs Bailey's numbers: 81 Wept
z Beloved As l Dreamed" Gorges
Hue; when Spring Awakes, "
slough Leighton "a Little Maiden
Loves Boy" Cough Leighton.
Mt. Beckett's: numbers: Tired
Ham," Sanderton; Ballad OF the
BONG Fidle," Hammond.
Duet, "The Passage Birds Fare
well, = Mr.. Beckett and Mrs. Bailey.
- Chorus BY wpmen OF the music
department, Bridal Chorus from
Rose Maiden,"lby Cowen.
Mr.. McElfreih will give a group
Of selections IN the cello.
The meeting will he held at 3
q fock at the Masonic Temple.
100
cIass TO Meet
The Philathea Glass OF the Bar
raekYille BAPTIST Church will hola
its regular business meeting on
"Wednesday lyening at z O'Clock in
Gle social looms OF the church,
Mrs. 3. NJ Beall and Mrs. Otis
Milan viii le the hostesses.
To New Residence
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Tallant
have occupied their new residence
on Locust avenue, which was re-
Gently completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
liant had been residing in this
braction lpartmsnta Mr.. Tallant
ID manager Of the gas department:
} of the Mpnongahela Power and
railway 20. -
10 Entertain Club
Ms. ID e. Kidd will be hostess
10 the Wee Flu Club tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at her
home on Chicago street.
Returns Home
Mrs, Louis Smith OF Charleston,
3ho WIS the. guest OF her sister,
Mrs. brooks Fleming. Jr. has
returnid to her homo. Mrs. Smith
IRs hInored with a number Of So
Cal 1urtesles while a guest 10
this ety
'dN Charity Ball.
Plans are rapidly maturing for
the Quota charity ball to be
staged at the Fairmont Hotel Fri
day hvening OF this week, and
from present Indications the ball
Will be largely attended. Should
the crowd overflow the banquet
poni, Manager R. H. Fatt has
|gsignided his Intention OF allowing
l9the dancers to utilize the floor II
the lobby for dancing. Mnck's
Orchestra Is planning an especial
" attractive program for the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-14

"A Song of Thanksgiving is this
name Of a cantata which will be
presented at the Presbyterian
Church on the evening OF Noyem.
Der &c by the Presbyterian quar-.
tet. The cantata Is being rehearssd
under the direction Of Mrs. Z. e.
Church, director and organist OF
the church, and 1t promises to be
splendldly rendered.
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N a. q. % Nee.

a boar meeting will be held al
e'cloolItomoTow by the William
Haymont chapter Of the Daugh'
ters Of he American Revolution
previous 70 the general program
which WI begin at 3 o'clock. The
e1NeetingiWill be at the home 81
Mrs. PAD Hamilton on Walnut ave
niue, ami Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs,
samuelID. Brady, chapter regent
gill beIthe hcstesses.
!, =
HaYs Returned
Mr.. tnd Mr4 s. L. Watson, who
spent the pad several weeks IN
Baltimore, hate returned to their
home in this city. During their
stay IN Baltimore both we're very
~ with ptdnaine poisoning but
they have atput recovered.
Tripls Surprise Party.
ii MrS. Frant Boydston, Mrs. J. o.
wise and Gordon Maple, all OF
eierpont aSenue, were given a de-
Ihghttnl Surprise birthday party las
evening whsn a number Of the resi-
cents Of Tat part Of the city as.
sembled atlthe Boydston home and
spent an Enjoyable evening. Mr.:
Wise and Miss Cora Wheeler had
arranged Birthday surprise 70:
Ms Boy dston, whose birthday fell
on Monday, and unknown to Mrs.
Wise the AFFAIR was planned to also
Celebrate ihes birthday anniversary,
!, which came to-day. AS the guests
we're being Invited, # was learned
that the birthday OF Gordon Mapcl
also was today and he was taken
into the celebration.
Rhe honsr guests were complete
~ surprisld, and proved to ~
splendid lost and hostesses. Mrs.
Boydston and Mrs.. Wise were eacn
: presented with attractive flower
bowls, vale Mr.. Mapel and NJ.
RngdstoI we're given toys as ia.
xofs.
Aylarse birthday cake with lign:,
fVeN candles proved an attractive
,,Statpre of the evening, and deli
! eious refreshments were served the
guests, gho were Mrs. c. C. Wheel
or, Mis- Cora Wheeler, Mrs. Will
Reynolds, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Joseph
\Grimsliy Mrs. Z. Trickett, Mrs
~. N. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ray
lapel aud son, Gordon Mapel, Mr..
and Mri Frank Boydston, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.lG. Wise, Roy Wise, Bertha
Wise, Hiss Virginia Fisher and
Henry schrader.
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. Walter Heftner entertain
ed at a surprise party honoring
her husband last evening at her
home in Virginia avenue. The
event was planned to celebrate
his birthday anniversary. Games
and music provided the entertain
ment, and during the evening re-
freshments were served.
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10 Hold Rally

x district rally Of the World
Wide Guild OF the Baptist Church
will be held at the Palatine Bap-
stist Church on Friday and Satur-
day, December 1 and 2. The
district is composed of-seyen couu-
ties, including Marion, Wood and
Ohio counties. The sessions
promise to be interesting as the
guild Is taking much interest In
the denominatlonal work Of the
Baptist Church. Committees have
been appointed as follows:
General eommittee-Miss Mary
Powell, Matilda Mckinney and
Beryl Jenkins; entertainment
Mrs. ]. o. Poe, T. L. Henderson
and Miss Mary Powell, Virginia
Rowe and Berthe Lucas; decora-
tIons-Misses Matilda Mckinney,
Iva Hustead and Ethel Richards;
music-Miss Beryl jenkins and
Myrtle Mckinney: trains-Misses
Beryl jenkins, Mildred Currey.
Eupha Prunty.
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The Loyal womenis Bible Class
OF the Central Christian Church
planned a surprise party for Mrs
Fred Batteiger ON her birthday
anniversary last evening The
class met and went In q body TO
the home OF Mrs. Batteiger IN
Maple avenue. She was prosent,sI
with q beautiful silver flower has
ket. There were about fifty in the
party. During the evening retfesh-
ments weer served. oWinE 10 the
party last evening the Glass WI
not meet tonight.
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Born, TO Nj. and Aifs. h. Allen.
dorf Of Madison street a ten.pound
son. on Saturday night, November
~. He has been named George
Sharp Atlendoff. Mr.. Allendorf Is
associated with the Pittsburgh
Press and has been located here
for some time.
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Entertain C:ioIr

The choir Of the First Baptist
Church was delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brooks at
Woodland Park. The affair was
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Indigestion Stops QnicI

Mona Stomach Tablets reiiere
hiliousnes, dizziness and indiges.
ton, or money back. Ask q. ana
H. Drug Co,
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aTranged eompiinientary to Miss
Ia Morga secretary az Fairmont
Safe Hospital, Who has been.
chosen as the new choir director
for the church. About twenty
were entertained, and refresh.
-ments were served.
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Elaborate plans are being made
for the registration party to be
held this evening at the social
rooms OF the NJ, P. Temple, and a
large turnout Of the membership
OF the church is expected.
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Entertalnlna cIub

Mrs. Brooks Fleming is enter.
tanning the Tuesday Bridge Club
this afternoon at her home on Fair
mont avenue.
Luncheon was served at 1880
O'Clock, and this was followed BIS
a number of spirited bridge games,
Five tables were used IN playing
and the appointments throughout
were attractive. e
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Tutne.wean.

Cards announcing the mar
rage OF Robert futile OF Marion,
Ohio, formerly Of this city, and
Miss Marian Cecile wean have
been received in this city. The
marriage was solemnized on sat
urday, November II, at Toledo,
Ohio, and the announcement was
made by the parents OF the bride,
MT. and Mrs. Edward Hartman
Wean. They will be at Shome in
the Cowen Apartments at Mar
lon, Ohio. Mr.. futile Is a son OF
H. G. futile, for many years s
resident OF this city, who went
from here to Pittsburgh TO reside.
He Is associated with a large coal
and lumber company Of the Mid
die West, with headquarters at
Marion, Ohio.
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New Class

Court Joan OF Arc, Catholic
Daughters Of America, will hold
inltiatory exercises here on Sur.
day, November 26, at the K. OF C.
Hall. a number will be initiated
into the organization, and plans
will be made FOR an interesting
session.
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LADIES
ATTENTION!
New Rugs Made From Old Car
pets at Reduced Prices

petS a. heuuSSu iiSeS
Mr.. A. ". Halter of the
b Charleston Rug Manufacturing
/ Co. is in town taking orders
for rugs m4de from old carpets.
ladies b living old carpets
who would like to, have them
worked Into nice reversible
rugs, please phone the Ken.
lyon Hotel, give your name and
! address or phone number to
the hotel clerk and Mr.. Halter
viii call with samples and will
give AL information desired.
"a. ~. HALTER, Phone 1887
lntBet here q few days only.
1| naHI|HiIH. - |||Ilrs
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ner and bazzr TO be held on No
yemher 30 and December and >
q the church. Dinner Vim ~
served on each eyening, and on
Thanksgiving evening 4 turkey
feast win be served.
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Have son

A ten pound SON was born "a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs at their
home on Walnut avenue on Sun,
day. The mother OF the infant was
formerly Miss Juanita Thomas.
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To Mornantown

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amos will 90
TO Morgantown Friday for the
dance to be given by the Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity. Mrs. Amos
returned recently from Morgan.
town, where she spent a month
with her father, Joseph Cans, dur.
ing visit of her mother in Flori.
da.
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To New York.

DR.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. st. Law
renee and Mrs. John G. Prichari
motored to New York or Sunday
where they will spend a week. They
will be Joined there today by Mr.
Prichard, who will attend the semi
annual conference OF the National
Industrial. Council, to be held there
this week. Doctor and Mrs. s..
Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs. Pricn
ard will witness the Princeton.Yale
football game at Princeton on Sa.
urday and will also visit friends in
the East.
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eeonipAnist Mrs Church the
gFssieeat z. ne slsss presided
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Dinner Tonluht

The Business and Professional
Women's Club will hold Its regular
meeting this evening, when supper
will be served at 5:45 o'clock, to
be followed by a program and bus.
ines session. The program which
promises to be unusually interest.
ing. will be in charge o; Miss IrenL
Osborne. A number OF reservations
have been made for the supper.
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Women's Cotton Union Suits, medium
weight, low and high neck, short
sleeves, elbow sleeves and without
sleeves; knee and ankle length. 5000
and S2.25.
women's Cotton Union Suits with low
neck, no sleeves, ankle length, 75c,
$1.0O and $500.
women's silk and Wool Union Suits
with high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length, low neck, elbow sleeves, ankle
length, $3.50 and $4.75.
women's worsted and Cotton Union
Suits with Dutch neck, elbow, sleeves,
ankle length, $500. With high neck,
long sleeves, ankle length, $500.
Worsted, artificial Silk and Cotton
Union Suits with Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, ankle length, $3.75.
Misses Merlno Union Suits, with high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length, 16
year sizes, $3.50.
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To Hold Bazaar
The ladies Of st. Peters Cath.
ole Church are making elaborate
plans for their annual turkey din.
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VIReA FAiRoN1 TUESDAY EVENING NovENBER IA l9aa

win be served on Thursday eve,
ming beginning It $3.50 O'clock at
the social rooms Of the church.
Tine menu wiz consist Of turkey.
and all the good things that 90 to
make up O turkey menu. The wo.
men Of the church serve an annual
turkey dinner and are well known
for the exceIlency Of the menus
served and the splendid service
given. This year the dinner viii be
served in the social rooms Of the
new church, which are admirably
adapted to preparing and serving
a large number OF persons. Tickets
are selling at $3.50.
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treasurer Miss Bessie Rosen.
meflsle.
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California Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Kelley will
have as their guests tomorrow at
their home on Coleman avenue the
Misses Kate and Martha Elliott OF
Los Angeles, Cal, and Miss Bell
Elliott OF Fayette City, Pa. They
are en- route to Clarksburg, where
they will visit c. s. Elliott, a broth.
er Of the Misses Kate and Mar.
tina Elliott.
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Turkey Dinner

The women Of the Billingsley
Memorial NJ. E. Church, South have
planed an excellent menu which
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At Wlnchester.

MT. aud Mrs. Delmar Robinson,
whose marriage In this city was
an event OF November 1, arrived
at winchester. Va, on Sunday,
AFTER honeymoon, spent in the
East. They are residing temper.
arily with Mr.. Roblnson's mother
Mrs. c. L. Robinson, and will later
go to housekeeping. Mrs. Rob
inson was formerly Miss Louise
Hall, a daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Homer Hall Of Pittsburgh avenue.
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-CgAI sOCIAI E. EN rs

dances, and the ouotarians viii
spare no pains to make the affalr
one OF the most enjoyable OF the
season. Patrons and patronesses
nave been named for the dancG.l