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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
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STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
ToDAYs PROGRAMS
sCREEN


CoIIsTuM--HaIph Lewis In West
bound Limited"
LIiIEHTf-fietiy Campson Hnd Rich
ard Din IN The Woman with Tour
Iansa"
sTRAND-Nabsi Baliis Ia Vanity
Fair"
Blue MousE-''Ibs Greatest Men
ace"
COLUMBIA - ''Ths spidrr and the
Hose" with Alice Lake and ossion
Uiaas.
CoLosiAi,--"wi,s Arc Ny ParsnisTf
WINTER GARDEN - Solomon In
soSisiy."
STAGE
HEIIIO-MiiI King presenting Pot
ash aud reflmuttsr."
fANTAGEs-ynrisiy vaudeville pro-
gram.
PALACE uP-yansiy vaudeville and
plipioplsy. rola NeEri In Mad
f1se."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
COLUMBIA

The story OF THE Spider and the
Rose" the feature at tho Columbia
this week, S. nm unusually Interest.
ing one Briefly. It concerns the
activities Of eonsplrator who. thru
a campaign OF lies end triekory.
usurps the govornorship OF tho state
Of California. then under tho die.
tatornhlp Of the Emperor OF
Mexico. His plans are upset by
CASTOR Glass. as the son OF the real
governor. who finally unsea,s the
pretondcr TO thc chair. CASTOR
Glass is supported by Alice Lake.
Robert MckIm and several other
stars In this picture,
LIBERTY
The cast OF THE Woman with
Four Faces" which r. entertaining
audiences nj tho Liberty this week.
includes Betty Compson. Paramount
star. and Richard Dix as the prin.
cipal players in featured roles.
Others In the support are George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
PALACE HIP

Serving MS tho photoplay feature
on the Palace Hip program this
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

will discuss Landscape Gardening. Z"
VITA special emphasis on the culture
OF roses. Miss Alice Conrey Sade.
accompanied by Miss Helen Beck. will
sing, and Mrs. Fred ]. Maurer will
read an original poem, My Garden"
Mrs. a. J.. Henderson will play an
appropriate obligato on the piano.
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Il.
q. Evans and Mrs. w. f.. Fitch. The
valentine motif will be observed in
decorations. Each member attending
the meeting will receive a rose bush
as souvenir.
" y y
The Womau's Relief Corps will hold
their regular meeting at . 80 We'd
nesday afternoon, at knights of
Pythias Hall.
" " -
The San Antonio Section of the
Council of Jewish Women vii enter
tain Mrs. w. a. Sporgerg Of New
York City. a member of the national
executive board of the Council of Jew
ish Women with luncheon at the St.
Anthony at u 80 Wednesday.
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The Parliamentary Glass for women
will be held in the council chamber of
the city hall at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. The lesson will be, Incl
dental Motions"
y y y
The Ursuline Alumni meeting will
be held at 3 80 Wednesday afternoon
at the academy.
y " e
Mrs. Joe Newton will entertain
the intermediate Christian Endevor
Society of Utica Presbyterian Church
with a Valentine party Tuesday even
ing at her home, 21S West Dewey
Place.
y y -
A card party will be held at Sain
Anne's Hall on the Fredericksburg
road for the benefit of the Altar
Society at S o'clock Tuesday evening !
Prizes will be awarded and refresh |
ments served.
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The Council of Jewish Women will |
give a program at s o'clock Tuesday |
evening at Temple BETHEL. Mrs. w.
A. Sporberg will be the principal
speaker.
~ y y
The Merry Larks' Social Club will
meet with Miss Lucille Petry, 10
South Presa street, Tuesday even
ing.
The Business Women's Club of the
Y.W.C.A. will meet Tuesday evening
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

in the Y.W.C.A. club roms. Supper
will be served at $50, followed with
Valentine party.
" I: ~
The Ohio Society of San Antonio
will entertain with an annual ban
Quct at the Gunter Hotel at s O'Clock
Tuesday evening. Rev. ii. c. Leon
ard, president of the society will pre-
side and a program of music and
speeches will be given. All Ohioans in
the city are invited to attend.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Violet A. Haynes is chairman
Of the welcome home dinner party to
be given at & o'clock at the Original
Mexican Restaurant, in honor of the
last soldiers to return from Germany.
Tables have been arranged for WIS.,
itOrs.
y y ~
Miss Olga Seser has recently re-
turned from Austin, where she at
tended the Paderewski concert. Miss
Seiscr motored to Austin with her
music teacher, Mrs. Clara Duggan
Madison and Mrs. o. c. Haworth.
White in Austin she was the guest of
Mrs. ]. W. Burke. At smart tea
given by Mrs. Tom NJ. Davis of Aus
tin, Miss Seiscr was asked to play.
" - ~
Mrs. Robert Z. Smith and little
son of Perryyille, Nd, are guests Of
Mrs. e. NJ. Harlos for several weeks.
~ u ~
The soldiers at the base hospital
will be the guests of st. Margaret's
Guild at Come Out of the Kitchen,
the play to be given at the Main Ave
High School, at S:15 Tuesday even.
ing.
- y ~
The Merry Maids will meet in regu- |
lar session Wednesday afternoon at |
their club rooms. 314 Sixth street,
with Miss Julia Corrigan as hostess. |
~ - u
Mrs Charles =. Garvin of Boston.
who before her marriage was Miss
Freda Koerncr. is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Koer-
ner.
There will be a Valentine party for
the Sunday school children and men,
bers of the parish of st. Johns
Church in the parish house at 30
o'clock Tuesday evening. Members in
the parish are invited to attend.
~ - ~
The will be n card party at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at st. 10
scph's hall. Prizes will be awarded.
y u ~
The Pierian Study Club will meet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

- -
are expected 10 arrive soon 70 Spend
some time win 'nS parents OF mrs
HlckoX, MT anu MS % ~ ID iuse'
Mrs. HlckoN VIII oe lSLieiiioeir I'll, az
MISS Lydla nr!us?, d Cil., mug iiiein
Der oil san Au!o"'T SoS,''''
-. 49,. >I;Ihurr Mice ro
MISS !, ' N..,,,, EiiSS NIorion PoIl
r ram i,r, @, "" Son Antonin from Tho
NJ l.",U' ,'haro tboy arc ATTENDING
~ oi,, Lr;I,v morning 70 spend the
, III, or,,
Z y -
Miss NIurio TAYLOR who has been
snerJinc several DAYS with her parents.
N1r ,rJ Mrs Lame TAYLOR, will re-
tIrn n NrSrin. where she is attending
rho University. Wednesday, after the
assembly dane. which takes place
TrcsJo,. evening.
= y -
Mrs. +. +. BOYLE of San Francisco
is tbc guest of her sister. Mrs. John
r. Wilson. on Cincinnati avenue, for
several weeks.
= y y
The Tuesday Musical Club will
have a reception Tuesday evening at
the st. Anthony Hotel, in the ballroom,
Mrs. S. J. Lyons. In the
receiving line will be Mrs. Eli Hertz
berg. Mrs. ]. +. LIONS. Mrs. Lewis
Krams-Beck. Mrs. Tom Slayens. Mrs.
s. ! Chandler. The members of the
cluh will also assist in receiving and
Soryinc In tho tonostrv room will he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
In Society

Country Club. Red carnations were
used profusely in the decorations. Rcd
tapers burned in silver candleSticks
The candies were heartShaped and the
handpainted tallies were adorned with
hearts, carrying ont the valentine sug.
gestion. About lA7 guests were pres
ent ut the delightful affair.
- - -
Miss Ora Witte entertained with
n charming bridge luncheon in her
home Tuesday complimenting Miss
Marian Hearne. an attractive dehu-
tnato. The lovely home had for its
effective background masses of scar
let carnations and ferns. Red tapers
burning in silver Candlelabras. palely
lighted the house. Luncheon was
served to about 80 guests before the
games. Attractive prizes that the hos
tess had brought from her European
trip were awarded.
~ y -
Mrs. Samuel Crecelius entertained
with a delightfully."- informal tea in
her attractive home Tuesday The
house was artistic with yellow jon.
Guils used profusely in the decOra.
tons. Mrs. Crecelius was assisted in
serving by her sister. Mrs. William,
Aubrey, who poured coffee. and Mrs
T. T. Nanderhoeven who served the
mint ice. Mrs. Jean Aubrey Bulkely
assisted in serving in the dining
room.
- ~ ~
Col. and Mrs. r. o. Van Horn and
Capt. and Mrs. Jeffrey Montague en-
tertained with a lovely dinner dance
in the Argonne Officers Club com
nlimcnting about 65 of their friends
The table was most artistic with its
decorations of fruit and green leaves
filling silver bowls Tall. unusual can
dies of a deep red color burned in
effective brass candclIabras.
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The Sigma Phi Kanrn will hold its
regular meeting at Z 30 Tuesday at
the home of Miss Adelaide Bloom.
Kelly Field No. I. Tho members will
meet at Miss Helen Babcock's. COG
Van Ness street. and proceed to the
from there.
- u y
Mrs. Charles Hickox. and little
daughter, Lydia of New York City,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

leader of the day. The subject is "a
Journey Through Mexico From the
Rio Grande to Tehauntepec."
~ ~ ~
Alamo Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet at
> 80 o'clock Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. s. w. Scott, ia Queens
Crescent. Mrs. Richard II. Gentry
will assist in entertaining.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

at 2:S0 o'clock Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. L. L. White. Miss Eunice
Beckmeyer will read the "MonteBank."
by Locke. The general discussion will
be "Charity-What Is It,"
~ ~ -
Mrs. Charles Fl. AIDE will entertain
the Sorosis Club at $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon ut her home, 341
West Mistletoe avenue. Mrs. AIDE is
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
+ + = + = + = + - :: Z. =.

One Of the lovely events of the
season was the attractive dance Mon
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Vaughan and daughter,
Miss Cornelia Vaughan, cOmplimenting
Miss Beatrice Stribling. aud Miss Hal
lie Fincbam. The hor,e was eff
fectively decorated with pink Carna-
tions. roses, and begonias. In the
Spanish patio pink carnations, palms
and ferns were used as decorations.
Crimson carnations matched the rich
draperies and artiStically decorated the
drawing room.
Late in the evening delicious two
course supper was served. sitter which
the guests gathered in the patio and
sang a group of popular songs, Que
: dedicated to the debutantrs.
Miss Vaughan was charming in a
gown of pale blue, heavily beaded. She
wore corsage of pink rose buds. Miss
Stribling was attired in a pink chiffon
frock, with graceful flowing lines with
a corSage of pink roses. Miss Finchan
wore an attractive model of gold lace
over cloth of gold trimmed with French
flowers. She wore a corsage of pink
rose buds. Mrs. Vaughan wore a be-
coming gown of black lace over gold
cloth. Mrs. Fincham wore a deep
blue crepe heavily beaded. Mrs. Strib-
ling was attractive IN an amber frock.
Miss Mcclellan wore a beaded gown
of crepe. Miss Ferguson was clad
in becoming pale green taffeta. Miss
Eleanor Warren wore n green chiffon
model. Miss West wore frock of
cream colored lace. trimmed with
S French flowers. Miss LOttie Jean
Steele wore a pink creme model, with
flowing lines Miss Mason wore n
becoming frock of blue georgette. Mrs.
Rhuel Lenry was in jade green
trimmed with gold lace. Miss Gwen
dolyn Hornaday wore a qusint frock
Of orange taffeta.
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The Assembly will entertain with
an annual bah at o'clock Tuesday
evening at the San Antonio Country
: Club. In the receiving line will be
Mrs. B. r. Stout, who was chairman
of the arrangements and her commit
tee Mrs. Lee Ransom, Mrs. Henry
Phelps, Mrs. Wallace Newton, Mrs.
Jack Lapham, Mrs. W. B. LApe,
Mrs. Homer Wilson, Mrs. Gunter
Hardie, Mrs. Liston Casey, and Mrs.
Ike Kampmann.
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Mrs. Raymond Woodward enter
tanned with smart luncheon Tuesday
at the Country Club complimenting
her mother, Mrs. J. J MacCallum Of
Kitchener, Ont, who is spending sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward. The table was lovely, and car
ried out the valentine motif most eff
fectively. Three large heartshaped
mounds Of red carnations and sweet
peas adorned the table. A filmy veil.
ing of tulle surrounded the mounds.
Red tapers burned in silver candle
sticks. Heart shaped minis filled sill
yer bonbon dishes, and valentine place
cards marked covers for about GO
guests.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. f. S. Fomby and Mrs. ].
W. Carrithers entertained with a love
~ bridge party Tuesday at the Alamo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
DOUGHNUT DAY
at the


Doc Dozen Do-Nuts 19c
Those great big, crispy brown
sOOdies-mellOw and fIayOry clear
thru. Special OH Wednesday for
Dnly 19c a dozen,
Csc Jelly Rolls 1Oc
IL you buy a loaf of bread TO-
morrow we are going 10 sell YOU
n nice big Jelly Roll for 1Oc--
one 10 customer.
Cocoanut Tea Ring l5c
Something little different for
the breakfast roll.
Zoe Pie 1Oc
Regular S-ineh apple pie for 1Oc
one TO customer. and yOu must
ouy n loaf Of bread to take ad-
vantage of this low price.
lOc DoZ. White Rolls &c
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

Doctors say that wo should
eat more dark breads. Tomor-
row We will have Gluten Bread.
4 loaf soc. Fine for diabetes.
Makes fat people thin and thin
people fat.
Rye Bread, loaf 15c. With
Or without caraway seeds.
Whole Wheat Bread, LOAF
Use. Made from whole wheat
flour and bran added. Honest
tO-gOodness whole wheat bread.
Dutchman Bread. loaf 15c.
This loaf Is sure good. Made
from PumperTicbie and rye
Hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR.


-
+ Tuesday Evening.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall Z
:: will compliment Mrs. George :
+ Wizard. the guest of Mrs. J. II. :
= Cunningham, with dinner dance :
+ at the Menger Hotel.
= Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles !
+ +. Reese will entertain with a :
+ dinner dance, Tuesday evening q.
I. ut the Menger Hotel cOmpli- !
+ menting about 80 of their :.
= friends. !
!: The marriage Of August John !
+ Proll and Miss Ruth Dorothy :
: Roth, daughter of Mrs. Anna ::
|. Rothe will be solemnized at Z ::
+ O'Clock this evening at the home !
+ of the brides sister, Mrs. Ken i
+ meth Leacock. Only q few in !
: Mate friends will be present. !
+ Mrs. r. /. Ball will compli- :
: mSs Miss Marian Hearne, Miss =
: Be%trice Stribling and Miss =
: Anne Page with luncheon and i
!. matinee party Wednesday. The =
: luncheon will take place in the =
: home of Mrs. Ball, on Kings =
: Highway. The guest list will =
: include the debutantcs. =
Mrs. J. II. Cunningham will =
: entertain with a card party =
Wednesday evening in her home =
; cOmplimenting Mrs. George =.
Wizard, her guest from Little !.
: Rock, Ark. =
=
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

One-straps, of soft, black kid
leather, with sturdy flexible leather
soles and leather heels, having serv-
iceable rubber heels on top. Boud-
oirs with dainty silk pom-poms and
hand-turned leather soles. All sizes
from 2l2 to 8. Wonderful values
tomorrow at ................
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
Cross.
WARDS CHAPEL

Ne had another rain sunday eve ming The farmers stre need to be a work m#thcir crops.
 Re1. Lee Stames preached for 1T, Saturday night and sunday morning al ii .oo \ good size=crowd attended these >eIHices.
 Alr. and Mrs. D ". Moore of Pres cott attended church here sunday.
 Misses Roxie and Bessie Auxier took dinner III Mrs, Wilson's Sunday
 Dalton Buchanan visited Miss Beatrice Wells of Prescott sunday afternoon
 F. < Aberuombie and A r. Mc- Guire attended singing at Salem sun day aftemon
 W C Moore spent q few days last week in TeXarkana.
 Quitc 4 few yomg people visited the Suckie oH well sunday
 MfS. ]. A. Orr attended church at Prescott Sunday evening.
 N. 0. Biumgsley and family. J. D. Mcclure and family spent sunday with Mrs. Jessie Arnott.
 Our society meets next Saturday night Everybody invited.
 Several of the young boys visited the "ole swimming hole" Sunday.
 Good luck to all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
STANTON

The party at Tom Thompson Sal. I,rdav. night was well attended and everybody reported good time
 Miss Elzic Taliafcrro spent Satur- day night and Sunday with Misses Edna and Ruby Andrews.
 Everybody enjoyed q good singing at Miss Nellie Cash'> Sunday afternoon.
 school was out Friday afternoon .All except one of the eighth grade re ceived diplomas.
 Misses Mildred Jones. Nellie Cash Beatrice McCor>le Edna and Ruby Andrews called on Marie Cox Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. George SchooIey of Hope. has been visiting relatives here.
 Miss Beatrice McGorkle is visiting Miss Jesse Schooley of Hope.
 John W. Hewitt of James Town. l-a has been spending tine week with his brother Y l. Hewitt.
 Miss May Williams spent Saturday night with Miss Allie Hipp.
 Charlie Taylor of Evening Shade. attended the singing Sunday after noon
 The big flood that came Sunday and Monday nights washed out several bridges and everybody is anxious to see the mail carrier again.
 Miss Nellie Cash called on Miss Edna and Ruby Andrews Wednesday afternoon.
 Misses Edna and Ruby Andrews called on Mrs John Turner last Tues day afternoon.
 Mr Marian Mcdonald spent sun day with John Thompson.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
BODCAW

J. F. Butler. Rosston route .. was ih our town last week shopping
 r. Il. Herring visited home folks at Prescott Saturday and sHndaE re. turning Monday morning
 Dr. Ruth May and wife of Rodgers. Ark visited relatives and friends m our town
 II. ;. Herring aaa wife made fly mg trip To Prescott sunday
 Misses Vivian and Bertha Downs returned home Saturday We are proud to -ee them again
 We are proud io sec Hugh Mum uP again He has been down for some time with typhoid fever
 Several attended the singing af Bluff springs sunday. and d#report fine singing and plenty to cal
 Perry McCargo has hi. old job back delivering mail
 When sorrows come, as come they
 must.
 In God a man must put his trust. No voice. however sweet or low Can comfort him OF ease the blow. With al that kindly hands can do And all that love may offer too He must believe throughout the test That God has willed il for the best; No words which we have power 10 say Can take the sting of grief away.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
TWO PRESCOTT GIRLS TO
 GRiDUATE FROM NORMAL

On lHuc 7th thc Arkm>as SEte Normal School will graduate thc l4rg- est class ill il> history when it.#i~saee diplomas to a9 young men and women THeza students represent @9 eemtie~ iu tAe state and Will se oat inta cerfv part of The #state to assist ih fby schools next year The State=Nofml School empHa>izes#the faet among if- students that=it k training teachers for Arkansas and ha> always piaced the great majority If it~ graduates #ia schools in this state
 The following graduates are from Nevada County Bettie Tampkiu, Davis. Prescott IuIia Smart. Prescott
 Ne don't blame Alr Harding fol he9ifatmg over the matter of il second term. NJ are hesiating over even a first one
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
SUTTON

The writer and Il number more from this place attended services at Bltf Springs Sunday. Eld !. w Erwin preached rcal tine sermon at II o'clock oil the Parable of the ten Virgins. and then d nice dinner wa~ served by the good Indies of that com munity. The singing i'll the afternoon was fine. Several leaders were present and all enjoyed the day.
 Grandma Langston has been real sick for the past week and i> no better at this writing.
 Calvin Bennett and family and Mrs Bertha Butler of Rocky Mound. spent sunday night with Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Fore
 Leonard Starks and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrett of Hope. visited relatives here Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Opal Phillips has been visit ing relatives here for the past week.
 Miss Georgie White after spending a week at BlevinS, returned home Saturday.
 Fred Hunt and wife of Hope. visited here Sunday.
 A. A. Galloway and family visited Ben Phillips and family near Prescott Sunday
 Mrs. Bertha Simpson and daughter yelma made a business trip to Hope Wednesday.
 Misses Glen and Francis Bright were the guest of Clemmie Mitchell Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lily Armstrong and daughter Reva. were shopping in Prescott We'd nesday
 Misses Fay Armstrong and Tennie Bennett spent Saturday night with Carrie and Leis WeedHl Lester Hamilton of Antioch, was in our burg Thursday afternoon on busi- ness.
 Misses Nyriam and Lillian Fore Murl Galloway. Georgie White spent Saturday night with Miss Elya Field ing
 The party eitcn=at the home of Nh and Mrs Edgar We6du Saturday night was well attended and all re ported a nice lime
 Success to the readers of the Picay JINc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
BEN iRI...

The Salvation Army suggests the following method of prceaution. faAirs imItator>. Individuals claim. 5ag themselves to bc Salvation Army representatives. nr= dressing in uniform ae otherwise to efye=the impression they are Salvation Army solicitors are flooding fhe country and securing funds uudef fal,e preteHse~. If it is 4eUr intention, desire and belief that FeU are donating to The Salvation Amy, insist upon credentials show. ihs thry are our representatives Me make#on annual appeal year for Home Service Funds all monies con tf,bafed dm4s such appeals remain ia this oornlry for the relief of the unfortunate and needy poor
 Help to protect the interests of your. seIves. and The Salvation Army by re- quiring credentials from solicitors.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
IHEO

Hello to one and all
 Health k very good at present in this community.
 Our Sunday School is still inn proving.
 Grandma Roswell spent Saturday night with her son. R. 0. Boswell.
 AIr. and Mrs. H w. White spent last Monday night with Mrs. Whites sister. Mrs. Sallie Boswell
 Good luck to the Pieayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
PINEY GROVE

Misses Depree. Nioma and Phleas orren were at Sunday School Sunday Harper Usury was business visitor in Prescott last week
 The farmers are getting behind with their work. The writer's cotton has been having the blues"
 Samie Orren transacted business in Prescott last Saturday.
 Mir. Harve Erwin's brother from Texas has been spending few days here
 Good luck to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
EDUCATION

Hello o=the dearold ricaHuueand its many readea-.
 After several weeks absence wlH eamc again
 Health k seare good at this writing in this comm H#HE
 Crops a5 beginning ta glo@ since warm weaf x ee5fing# befe
 F. Il, Nrah of stephens. Ark visited home folks the latter part of last weels.
 Preaeliae at Nuau Hll was =uoH attended sunday. Thas5 who attend. ed from Prescott were@i #El8aelg. T F. Dixon. D. r Harvard. Rev Henry #Felt,. also Rev. Pondevter of Tgler. Tezas. The latter delivered two interesting sermons for us.
 Mi~ze- Minnie Hendrix and Emic. Fullerton attended church at Nubiu HHl sunday.
 Sam Fittman spent Thursday night uilh b A. Fullerton.
 Walfarp Hendrix had the misfortune If losing fine COW one day last week Alex Beaver also lost mule
 Well a~ news fs scarce will ring off. with -aeeeSs to the dear old Picaynne.
 Subscribe for the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-24
GRAVE YARD WORKING

There will be a grave yard working at Mt. Moriah cemetery on Memorial Day, May 30, and everyone is request ed to be there early and bring tools with them.
 J. K. Waddle, Chairman.