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New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
SAFETY LEAGUE IS
| TOLD TO PROCEED
Supreme Court Judge Advises
Holding Out for Jail Sentences

/. Getting the bootlegger, closing and
dismantling of all saloons, stopping
the source of supply of the bootleg
liquor, holding out for Jail sentences.
watching the local courts, police and
prosecutors and working with the
states attorney are a few Of the sug-
gestions made to the New Britain
Civic Safety League by Supreme
Court Justice George w. Wheeler In
letter received by B. B. Bassette,
secretary of the league and submit
ted last evening to the executive COM
mittee.
The letter from Justice Wheeler
reads as follows:
II am very glad to hear Of the in
terest of the New Britain Civic Safety
League. / trust that you will keep
up the work.
Il. Close and dismantle all sa-
| looms.
90. Stop the source of supply.
"3.Get the bootlegger.
"a. Stimulate public opinion so
that the patron of the bootlegger
will appreciate that he is undermin-
+ ing all law, creating a bad feeling
among all employees. and by aiding
and abetting the bootlegger becoming
responsible for that long catalogue OF
crime which results from the boot
Logging traffic
rs. Follow up this work as you
would follow up work in your fac
tory.
court, prosecutor and police. Let
them feel that the moral sentiment
of New Britain proposes to have lts
way in having the law enforced.
a. Publish daily the record OF
your local court as to all liquor
prosecutions.
rs. Cultivate the opinion that at
this late date every case of bootleg
cling and selling, except in the very
exceptional case, should receive
substantial jail sentence. II the Of
tense is serious bind the onender
over and let Mr.. Alcorn take care
of him.
.The above suggestions If followed
might improve your situation.
Every truly,
"GEoRGE w. WHEELER"
Tbe committee discussed holding
nuhlic meeting in New Britain on the
i6th or nth of September in line
with Governor Templetons sugges.
tion for a Constitution Day" and VIII
ranort further on the proposition next
Tuesday evening.
Several. complaints were received
and are being held for further infor.
nation. One complaint OF alleged
violation OF the liquor laws Is being
taken up with the states attorney.
The committee commented, accord
ign to Secretary Bassette, with great
pleasure" upon the fact that the IL
ouor sign on the Mcmahon block had
been taken down recently.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
CARRIERS DELEGATES.

the following letter carriers will
attend the national convention in
Providence. Il. l.. September : TO 8;
Frank seitE, Paul Heller, Louis LshF,
r. streigle. @, PittsingeF James
Keeugh, j, kupaek, John Y, Burns,
c, @, Clark. y. HeFwis, Henry
Juengst. @, Peterson, HIalmar AhFa-
hanson, John schmidt, ], Andersen,
James Connolly, They will leave
from the post offiee sunday al a,
m. and will make the trip by autemo-
bile.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
arch Street fire
Threatens FACTORY
Property Valued at $4,000 En-
dansered by Morning Blaze

Damage to the extent OF $4,000 or
$4,000 according TO the estimate OF
Deputy Fire Chief Eugene " harnts'
was ayerted this mofniHN shortly be-
fore noon. when fre broke out In the
Victory Mattress Mfg, Co. plant In
the rear of Is Arch street.
The fre Is thought 10 have started
from a spark on an automatic cotton
picker. which ignited pile OF cotton
and In a few seconds the corner OF
the factory was o mass OF names, A
still alarm was sent In at $40 fstand-
ard timel and was followed at e.ti
by an alarm from box 7, Engine
Companies 1. ., 9 and and the two
hook and ladder companies respond
ed.
The factory Is a brick, two story
block. formerly used by the Taplin
Mfg. Co. The cellar Is storage place
for bales OF cotton. the factory work.
room Is on the street floor, while the
upper floor Is used by the John A..
Andrews company as warehouse and
Is flied to the roof with thousands OF
dollars worth OF valuable furniture.
Efficient work on the part OF the
flremen saved other portions OF 1.-THE
building from being damaged to any
extent. When the iremen arrived
flames we're creeping through the
floor to the upper part where the
furniture was stored, but were
checked without the use OF water.
The blaze was confined TO the cor
ner where It started and did damage
amounting to about $1,000. The fac
tory will be able to resume opera
tons Tuesday morning.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
CITY ITEMS.

Eddy-Glover Post band will play
tomorrow at civic celebration in
Windsor Locks.
See Art Model victrola at Morans'.
--Advt.
John Mikalauskus and t. F. CASH
man have sold a house and lot IN
Berlin to the Berlin House Building
Co. The sale was made through the
eastman Farm Agency.
Lunch at Hallinan's.-advt.
The annual meeting of the Knights
of Columbus will be held Tuesday
evening at the old K. Of G. rooms,
4s4 Main street. Officers will be
elected for the coming year.
If YOU are looking for property
Read the T. W. O'Connor advertise
ment on last page.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
CARD OF THANKS

we wish to thank our many kino
friends and neighbors for the synhpa.
tby extended us during the illness ana
dsstb of our beloved wife and moth
~ we also wish TO thank the First
utbsran sewing society. valkyrian
lodge. Dept. 3, stanley Works, Lam
ders Girls club and order Depa ,,
Milo sextet. Viking club. kamp MI,
Kare and all others for the beautitul
floral tributes.
Amandus. Arthur. Conrad. RUIN
Lillian Hoaglund.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

M. ana AFs. Jehn h, Hsllla and
family Of Prospect street left this az
tsFneoR 10 spend the holidays Al New
ferk,
=
Miss Lillian AlEier Of cerons, n. ",
Is spending . weeks yseauen with
Mis- Mabel Chapman Of Belyiders,
Mr., ana Mrs Daniel II, coughliA
and daughter. Margaret, have gone TO
Bridgeport for the weekend,
Miss Katherine Dorsey and ! Miss
Emma Anderson are spending the
weekend with friends in Waterbury,
Merritt c. Johnson will spend the
next two weeks on a motor trip to
Canada,
Thomas Hinehey will spend the
weekend In Indian Neck,
The Misses Helen and Grace Mon
sees and Miss Helen Hayden OF New
York city. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
George Talbot OF Livermore Fails.
Maine.
Ward Maier is visiting friends at
Marthas Vineyard.
John schenckk. and John Butler
left today to spend their vacations
at Indian Neck.
Miss Eva Peterson will spend the
coming week at Indian Neck,
Conrad Harmon will leave for tour
OF the Eastern shore today.
The Misses Edith westman. Helen
smedberg, Bertha Frederickson.
Fannie Carlson, Ruth Rloomauist and
Mildred westman are at THE Bun
galow," Clinton Beach. for the holi-
days.
Miss Lillian Clauson OF Boston. re-
turned home this morning after hav-
ing spent the past two weeks with
Miss Olga Kallberg OF 81 wells
street.
William Hickman of l4s kensing.
ton avenue has left on two weeks
vacation to be spent at New York and
along the Hudson.
Miss Hazel Sullivan Of So East
Main street is the guest OF her class
mate, Miss Lillian McEnroe, at the
Alberta Cottage, Indian Neck.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
PERSONALS

Frank silverman OF Montreal, Can
ada, arrived In this city today 70
spend a few days with his cousin.
Maurice Axelrod. Park street drug
gist.
Rev. and Mrs. Dagner and children,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Bennett Nelson OF Harrison
street, have returned home 10 Mount
Vernon. N. Y.
Airline Nelson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett Nelson OF Harrison
street. has returned from three
weeks vacation spent at Bangor and
Bar Harbor. Me.
Miss Victoria Adams left today for
Eion college in North Carolina. she
Is a member OF the senior class and Is
president of the college Y. w. c. A.
Agnes Bardeck Of CT Columbia
street and Agnes Pagan of kensing-
ton are at Indian Neck over the holi-
day.
Mrs. William Coogan and daughter,
Elizabeth: James Martin and John
J. Cream are touring the White Noun
tains,
Misses Anna Walsh. Margaret Car
roll and Louise Briehenti will spend
the weekend at Myrtle Beach.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
cuRzos STARTS HoMr

BY Tbs Associated Press
Paris. Sept. i,--i.oFd eufzon, the
British secretary for foreign affairs
left the resort OF Baignels-less hains
al noon today. cutting short his va
cation and will arrive In Paris to.
night and proceed 10 London tomer'
row,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Greek Newspapers Think
Italy's Demands Unfair

London, Sept. Ia semi-oniclaI
message from Athens says the Greek
nress considers the Italian demands
as excessive, wounding the dignity
honor and sovereignty of Greece.
The newspapers draw parallel
between the Albanian massacre ana
the assassination OF Archduke FER
dinand at Serajevo.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

saehusetts capital. deseFnoF Temple
ton sid today that he believed there
were many Connecticut people who
would like le he heard on the Issue,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
GOV. srrxs nAnIsG

Hartford. Sept i.--dosernor TEN.
plstea announced today that on FRI
dsS he sent : teieErsm 10 Henry c,
Hall Of the inseFststs commerce .eem-
missisn Asklns him Il u would he
possible for him 20 held . hearing on
railroad eeassli3stisa aad the JeiAt
New England Railroad committee in
Hartford, Nj, Hall 10 seins 10 hold q
similar hearing In Boston September
~ and 6eyeraer fempleten has ask
ed him 10 hold the Hartford hearing
either on his way 10 or from the Mas
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
cu.,InrR MAKES SURVEY

Hartford. Sept. lit was revealed
today that the report on the coal sit
uation in this state on which Cover
nor Templeton will probably base his
action concerning possible anthra-
cite shortage is to be made for MIN
by the Connecticut chamber OF COM
merce. assisted by the manufacturers
association OF Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
stanley Memorial Church.

sunday-1o:oo a. m. Church school.
1900 a m. Mo Sing worship with
sermon by the pastor subject The
Gospel OF Hope"
wednesday-2:30 p. m. Meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Society. A large at
tendance Of the ladies OF the church
and parish is desired at this the
first meeting after vacation.
Friday-7:ao p. m. Important meet
ing OF the Mems club.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
A. NJ. e. Zion.

A. NJ. e. Zion.
Sunday service: 10:45 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor. Subject Speak,
Lord" Sunday school 1880 p. m.
afternoon service at 5.
Sermon by Rev. e. Horace Brown,
OF Plainville and Meriden. The
Lords Supper" will be administered
by the pastor and Rev. E. H. Brown.
Evening service $50 o'clock Varick
Christian Endeavor society. 7:45
Preaching by the pastor, subject:
Gospel Provision"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
poople,s church Of CHRIST.

Sunday. Morning worship 1o:45.
Sunday school 1878. Evening serv-
ice 1900.
wednesday afternoon, 500, WON.
ems missionary prayer band.
Thursday evening 7:45. Prayer and
praise meeting.
The communion service will be
postponed until the 9th Of September.
Rev. H. Pinder Of Plainville. Conn.
will preach at both morning and
evening services on Sunday
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

lHffstlMf ~If'FF
Sunday Service at io.tS a. m. SUBJ
iect Christ Jesus"
Sunday school at sitb a m.
Wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock.
The reading room-Room 500
National Bank Building 10 open to the
public daily from IL noon until I
o'clock except Sundays and holidays,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Special Notice

Last excursion Of the season given
by the Lady Owls Labor Day to Sayin
Rock. Leave center a.. m. Only a
few tickets can be secured at the
green-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
QhucbSffvnes
Emmanuel Gospel

Sunday l0i00 a. m, prayer and
praise service, l0lts a, m. preaching
topic, Recognition OF Friends IN
Heaven. i2sib p. m, Bible seheel.
$50 p, m. Young peoples meeting.
TOO D, m. preaching. topic. .RseoE-
milton OF Friends on Earth"
Thursday 7lts p. m. Mid.week
prayer meeting.
SAcoad Advent,
Services omitted Sunday. Sept ,.
resumed Sunday. Sept 9th.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
St. MARKS EPISCOPAL

st. Marks Episcopal.
1880 a. m. Holy Communion in the
chapel. 1900 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
81. Matthew's. Lutheran.

Service In English with hely com
munion al . o'clock. Service u
German al lAlib, Installation Of
Arthur seheeeh. OF Port Hope, Mich,
as teacher In 81. Matthews Christian
day school.
Many members OF the Y, y. ., VIII
attend the convention OF the walthei
League. ". z, District. on Sunday and
Monday,
Film Swedish Baptist
Morning service AZ 1880 o'clock
There will be no evening service
Next Friday evening, September lth'
Rev, John Friborg OF Oakland. Cal
ifornia will give an address.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Asriap Church,

ASSyfIW CHulCH'
Holy Communion at 1880 a. m
Prayer and address, lis p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

Miss Hazel Sullivan Of So East
Main street is the guest OF her class
mate, Miss Lillian McEnroe, at the
Alberta Cottage, Indian Neck.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

william Hickman of i4s Kensins.
ton avenue has left on two weeks
vacation to be spent at New York and
along the Hudson.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

Misses Anna Walsh. Margaret Car
roll and Louise Briehenti will spend
the weekend at Myrtle Beach.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Read them regular!y-eOep day

Published by the New Britain Herald in cooperation
with the American Association of Advertising Agencies
THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA.
TON OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN
MORE THAN 5000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY
It is the Only Local Newspaper With An
Audited Circulation
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
PERSONALS

NJ, ana AFs. Jehn h, Hsllla and
family OF Prospect street left this sf-
teFneoa 10 spend the holidays Al New
York.
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LETHA

Vern and Dan Leichty went "a
Cascade to work on the dam last
week.
D. F. Bott sold a COW to Conda viii
son Friday.
Several children have been m with
what some folks say is chicken-pox.
Richard Battan Is out Of school now.
and the Henderson children have been
III also, but are convalescent now,
John Leichty, ST., and Rachel went
70 Emmett Thursday on business.
Henry Riggs was also in Emmett
Thursday on business.
Leona Bott went to Emmett Friday
to take her music lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leichty. Jr.
Mrs. John Leichty, Sr., and son'
Clarence went to LaGrande Ore. the
18th for few days visit.
A car Of coal came in for the
Crane Greek Sheep Co. Thursday.
Conda Wilson shipped a car Of
cattle Friday and took dinner with
Henry Riggs.
James Kesgard has the contract for
putting in the dam at Cascade Tor
the Dion Lumber Co.
;, G. b. Pitts and Donald came down
% hunt pheasants.
Mrs. Riggs accompanied Mr. and
MRS Jay Barnett down from Epn.,t
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DISTRICT NO. 10

Mrs. G. W. Helm came up from
New Plymouth Sunday night to star
with her mother, Grandma Kes9ard
Grandma Kesgard is about the sam.
Lite Rachael Leichty visited Van.
derdasson school Wednesday after.
noon, in the lower room.
Margaret and Marjorie Kesgard
visited the Eggs home Saturday.
A. A. Hagg was in Emmett Satur-
day.
A box social will be given at the
Vanderdasson school Friday evening
Dec. IA. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed. A short program will be given
before boxes are sold. Ladies, bring
baskets. Men, don't forget your
pursesi
The Otto Wilhelm bean-huller Is IN
this vicinity this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Stone and Del
nsrs and Anona spent Sunday with
relatives 1t New Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers anc
children ate Sunday dinner with Mr.
and MrS. s. A. Russell
John Toothman Of Twin Falls
stopped Monday At the Thornton
TootAmAn home. Mr.. Toothman is
"a his way to California.
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and children
spent Monday with Mrs. Fulgham,
As,ping her celebrate her birthday.
Leon Aston left Friday for Cali
foTnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Big Willow
Spent Sunday at the o. W. Jones home
Waite Hunter was = Sunday caller
Ut the Bradley Wells home.
Mrs. Sarah Rolph and Willard spent
HunAay At the Waite Hunter home.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Aston and
children were Sunday evening callers
It the J. A. Wills home
Mrs John Soran and Alice and
Robert were Sunday evening callers
II the Ward Fuller home.
Mrs.. Jett Hill and children return
u home Saturday after spending the
ueek ut the Alex Brushwood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kraus and
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EXODUS

! A condition which is depopalstng
the farms and over-erowding the Ia
Dor market.)
A poor old guy once thought he'd Try
The Reubin game to play.
he farned some land 10 beat the band
And tried 10 make il pay.
In rain or storm at clocks alarm
Was ready for the strife
He'd always haste and never waste
A doggoned bit Of life.
For he was strong and all day long
Would put up hay and grain,
And to be sure he'd haul manure
In blizzard. sleet and rain.
Between the plows and mixing cows
He'd work into the night,
His wife was good 20 chop the wood
When he was in plight.
The clothes he wore were old and
tore,
His mind as full Of frets,
For he lacked some gold for crops
he sold
To pay his honest debts.
So in alarm he left the farm
And people wondered why;
He STONED his toll upon the soil
A city job to try,
Oh let US pause, the same old cause
Does ancient history render.
rhe eapi,al-done Of mighty Rome
Was crushed in all It's spendor.
-Bramwen Farmer.
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DIED

John Leslie. son of Mr.. and Mrs
George S. Clifford. died a. his home
near Pearl on October II. aged 10
years He was born at Richmond,
Calf Nov rs, 1918.
just another little angel,
Just another mother sad,
Just broken hearted grandma,
Weeping for a little lad.
We would have loved to keep him
with Us,
But u was our Fathers will
To take him home 10 Heaven
And cure him II his ills.
Why should re weep for little john
He's only gone before;
We viii meet him well and happy
When ue rssch that golden shore.
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BISSELL CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard re
turned home from Smiths Prairie on
Sunday.
Roderiek Lewis left Wednesday for
California, where he will spend the
winter with his sister.
Essie Smith spent Sunday night
with Mildred Ely.
Thelma Howard WAS absent from
school four days last week on account
Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Brushwood and
Beatrice and Mrs. Ernest kroush and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Hill
were Sunday visitors At the Jett Hill
home.
John Soran and Paul Derby were
business visitors at Payette Monday.
Tuesday afternoon
Erma Gardner spent Sunday with
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SOUTH SLOPE

Mr.. and Mrs Harpt spent Monday
evening at the Cook home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Lyman enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening che
two gentlemen from Boise who de
mOnstrated a radio program bsf0re
the 2. Z. o. chapter 10 Emmet hi
same evening.
Tuesday evening Nr. and Mrs. G,
W Cook entertained TIE Wan. ~,
nars at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred West had com,
pany IN 70 spend Sunday evening gi.h
them.
Mrs. Bishop visited her daughter
Mrs. I'd Tyler recently. having Just
recently returned from a visit Of
several months spent with relatives
n Iowa and Ohio.
Orehardists are beginning 10 pruns
their trees.
Work Of cleaning out the Canyon
canal, il moving along.
Sand hauling along the valley
roads continues.
Heavy fog NANTES the SLOPE and
valley these days. Proqnosticatsrs
predict plenty Of rain followed BY
,old snap. This looks ike quite
saristy Of weather, for when old Sol
shines out the bill 20 suit all tastes
: certainly full.
Apple markets seem 30 be- booking |
~, with the usual good demand sor |
what's been disposed Of a. a saeri- |
ice, az IN most cases. Fruit mems 1
est hold Is 70 get together early 4
nd thrs=h out this propaganda that
they can't stick together"
B. 3. Baker was a Boise visitor the
ater part Of the week.
Lewis Obsrmsysr and wife moeorsd
D Boise recently.
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GROSS

The school meeting Saturday night
was represented by almost every one
in the district The meeting was
called for the purpose Of trying 70
agree on school site upon which 20
build the new schoolhouse, but there
was so much difference Of opinion
that no place was agreed upon.
Gust Hammar, Oscar Hammar and
Thomas Bowman made business trip
TO Emmett Wednesday.
Mr.. Hill, who mas been sick for
some time. was reported little bet
ter yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Rood has had poor
health lately. Her brother. Walter
Hill, took her to Emmett this week
to see a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker pick
ed apples on the Carlock place Friday
Harry Granger and family moved
nearer the Jack Knife schoolhouse
Sunday.
Mrs. Nay Bowman was visiting
friends in Timber Flat Wednesday.
James Wilmoth has gone away to
work in the timber.
The sheriff was in this vicinity on
business this week.
W. H. Canaday, r. c. Carlock and |
little son Elmer started to Emmett /
Louis Paddock made trip to Vale.
Dire, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. DeMasters and
Mrs. Case attended the dance at Ola
night.
Elmer Nesbitt made a trip to Ola
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Notiee for Publication Of Time An.
printed for PROVING Will Fyr

- HDifNNlDn pf lime An
printed for Proving VIII, Fac.
In the Probate Court of Gem Corn.
~. State Of Idaho.
III the matter Of the Estate NJ
Jesse Citing. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court
made on the 22nd day Of November,
1923, notice is hereby given that sat,
urday, the 9th day Of December. 1929
at 10 oc'ock A. NJ. Of said date. al
me Court Room Of said Court, at the
Court House in the county OF Gem.
mas been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of said
Jesse Citing, deceased, and for hear.
ing the application Of Hugh r. NJ.
Eiroy for the issuance Of letters Of
administration with the will annexed
. the said Hugh r. McEiroy, when
and where any person Interested NAV
'ppear and contest the same.
Dsted, November %, 1929,
'oeV II. N. HAAG, C1erk. ]
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W. r. c. Notes

The banquet served by the Women.
setterment club last week was rather
disappointment 10 the women who
had worked so hard to make Il a
success. The delicious food. and In.
dainty serving and the hard work de.
served a better reception than that
accorded BY the visitors on Saturday
evening. Il seems to be the general
opinion Of the women that Il IL ths
last time that banquets or dinnrs will
be served conventions meeting in En-
NETT unless certain conditions are ur.
dsrstood and guarantees agreed upon
These dinners are hard work with lie.
te financial success. and the women
feel that they do not have 10 20 10
All That work and expense Just TO feel
That 1t was wasted effort.
0tnN
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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gardner
Mrs. S. A. Russell and Mrs. Walter
Craig were out getting Red Cross
subscriptions Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, Z. Hill ate Tues
day dinner with Ward Fuller and FAM
f'v
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