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WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETING

Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
the annual Joint musical program with
the Ocilla Club was held by the titz-
gerald Woman's Club in its beautiful
" arranged club room in the Carne-
Gle Library building. Mrs. R. +. Lee
president of the Fitzgerald club; pre-,
sided. The attendance was splendid
and new standard for music day
was established.
The program was opened with a
charming orchestra piece gwen by
Miss lula Lovett, Mr.. Sam Jones and
Miss Ida nellie Turner. This enJoya-
HE feature was followed BY one equal
" as much so, being an exquisite duet
Nv Mesdames Smith and McAlhster,
of Ocilla. ~.
Mrs. George Brown, who was the
deleoate Of the Fitzgerald club to the
Biennial in Lose Angeles, gave quite
an interesting report OF her trip 10
that magnificent gathering. 1t was d
Measure to have the Della ladies pre-.
sent TO hear Mrs. Browns account OF
the growth, dee1opment and scope OF
woman's work as she outlined thls
great convention and its aims and
achievements. .a
The Fitzgerald ladies were captured
and held spe1l-bound by the truly
grand talk given by Mrs: Nellie MeeKs
Of Della on Things Worth While
Never in the history of the club has
a better address been made,
The closing number was a lovely
musical treat given by the Castellow
Club Of DELLA. Too much praise can
not be given this club for the fine
music they furnished during the So
cal hour.
Tndoscribah1e in its uniquene5s and
real beauty was the musical comedy
"pulled off, by large bunch OF High
school GIRLS under the direction OF
Miss Mary Wilson, Taking Care ot
the Baby" is the best name to be
given to this laughable musical play
that was altogether original with MISS
Wilson. Those who failed to see this
number certainly missed treat,
During the social hour that follow
ed a delicious two course luncheon
was served. The ice cream and cake
served during the second course was
sent complimentary to this joint club
meeting by Mrs. and Mrs J. }.
Dorminv being part of the refresh
mentS PROVIDED loI tle VI "
ding of Miss Eulalie Dormlny to Mr..
Harion Howard Massee, Jr., which
occurred Tuesday night A rising vote
of thanks was given to Mr.. ana MIS-;
Dorminy for their thoughtfulness and
liberality, and the secretary was IN
structed to write them a formal ac-
acknowledgements. 49,,
A short business meeting was held
at the opening of the meeting. During
this time. Mr.. Cunningham from
Louisiana, told of the progress beng
made in the Ant campaign. The cost
to put on this very necessary feature
of endeavor will be $4,000.
The following ladies were elected
new members of the Fitzgerald Wo-
mans Club, Mesdames Jake Brewer
J. C. Mcdonald, Robt Littleheld,
Sam Colerider, Jack Brewster and II.
c. Helton.
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carried arm bouquets OF white rose
buds. Mrs Francis Stubs of Doug
las was the matron of honor, and love-
" in her gown of beaded white satin,
an imported model with panel front
and under dress of white chiffon over
yellow chiffon, and carrying Ophelia
roses and valley lilies Miss Elizabeth
Dorminey, you. ger sister of the bride
presented picture of girlish lowell
ness i'll her white satin frock with iri-
descent beading and accordian pleated
flounces A single yellow rose and
yellow ostrich tip formed the simple
side garniture. She carried Ophelia
roses and valley lilies.
AS the bride appeared on the arm
of her father, quite regal in her stately
wedding gown, the music was changed
to the favored Lohengrin wedding
march Here comes the Bride" of
joyful strain.
The beauty of the bride was at this
time positively radiant. set off by the
shimmering and exquisite texture of
her gown-the Sheerest georgette, mar
with tiniest rhinestones.
The unique garniture began at the
hem with solid row of very large
pearls, with continues rows OF gradu-
ating smaller sizes to knee depth and
wonderful embroidered pattern ex-
| tending on the sides to the sleeveless
arm holes With this gown was worn
filmy veil of tullc caught to the hair
with orange blossoms i'll Dutch cap
style and ending in long satin train
which was borne by little Jack Regis
ter, wearing a white satin suit.
The bride carried an arm bouquet
of exquisite bride roses showered
with valley lilies.
The groom and his best man who
! was his brother, Mr.. Cleveland Mas
sec Ct Orlando, Fla, arriving by a
side aisle met the bride at the altar
where she was given in marriage by
Ter father.
During the ceremony the pianist
Mrs. McElroy, sister of the bride
J softly rendered TO A Wild
| Rose" and for the occasional
played again the Mendelsohnn's march
After the bridal party entered the re-
ception hall the ribbon barriers were
removed and the throng of guests
were invited into the house by MISS
Mabel Campbell where they were
greeted by Mr.. and Mrs J. J Dor,
| miney, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Howard
Massee Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. II
Massee, Sr., OF Macon, parents of the
groom. Miss Elizabeth Dorminey, Mrs
+. L. Dorminey and Mrs. Francs
! Stubs were also in the receiving line
Mrs. Dorminey's gown was orchio
Georgette and her corsage bouque
was orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Masses gown was OF gole
and blue chenille over gold cloth ant
her corsage bouquet was OF rosebud'
and lilies of the valley.
The interior of the. beautiful home
was decorated with profusion o
Southern smilax gracefully twined OF
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MASSEE-DORMINEY

b The marriage OF Miss Eulale Dor
miney and Mr.. Marion Howard Massee
Jr., of Macon occurred on Tuesday
November 4th at 9 p. M. at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Dorminey on west Central av-
enue, Rev. S. c. diff of the Central
Methodist Church officiating.
The prominence of the two families
gave unusual interest to the wedding
which was notable too for the elabor-
ate preparations made for celebrating
It in the home with guest list of oUo
including scores of out-of-town WISH
tors, relatives and the friends ot both
bride and groom.
Though the Dorminey home. is es-
pecially large and we'll adapted TOR
entertaining, the spacious lawn OF great
beauty was brought into use as well
and at the right hand corner beauti-
full altar was built for an outdoor wed
ding. 1t was elevated two steps, car
peted with white, backed with Ever
green and palms and bore tall
pedestals of white chrysanthemums
and a canopy of ferns and lights. 1t
was approached through an aisle from
the front entrance to the home, carpet
ed with white and bordered with
tall white pedestals linked with stream
ers and topped with baskets OF gor-
peous yellow chrysanthemums, COM
bined with asparagus tern.
These flower topped pedestals also
lined the wide central walk to the
house and graceful vines arched the
entrance The lawn was bordered thru.
out its entire extent with hedge OF
evergreens that produced proper Sc
clusion to the beautiful scene.
Myriads of lights were festooned
above the hedge and over the lawn
creating a fairyland brightness. The
imposing columns of the colonial
porch were brought into bold relief
and formed with the massive archl-
lecture of the home stately back
ground. The piano was placed on the
veranda and here just before the cere-
mony. Miss Mary Wilson sang in rich
melodious voice 20 Perfect Love- and
"When You Are Truly Mine" She
was accompanied by Mrs. j. w. Nc
Elroy at the piano and Miss Nora
Huss of Dublin with the violin.
At the strains of Mendelsohnn's
wedding march, played by Mrs. McEl-
roy and Miss Huss, the bridal party
emerged from the front entrance and
descending from the wide porch ap-
preached the altar where Rev. ;. I.
Oiff awaited them. DR.. J. w. McElroy
of Ashburn and Mr.. E. l.. Dorminey
acted as ushers and were followed by
the groomsmen Mr.. Jerome Walker
Of Marshalville and Mr.. Samuel Proct-
or of Macon, and the charming brides
maids Miss Winnifred Rosser of La
Fayette and Miss Mary Lee Rhyme
of La Fayette. Miss Rosser was wear
ing a gown of yellow georgette with
garniture of rhinestones and ostrich
tips Miss Rhyme wore a frock of vel
low taffetta in bouffant style. Both
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the stair case and over doors and vim
dows. while delicate ferns covered the
chandeliers and bouquets of lovely
Russell roses adorned the mantels and
stair posts.
Mrs. T. S. Price and Mrs. j. L. Nc.
Carly and Miss Mavis Paulk' assisted
in entertaining and ushered to the
dining room where refreshments were
served by Misses Catherine Smith,
Louise Jones, Lydia Rose, Mary VIII
son, Louise Fluker, Josephine Man
ming. Lois Malcolm, Lollie Fraley,
Euia Evans and Mesdames w. d.
Dorminey, Jr., VIM. Rawlins, w. M,
Bryan, Julian Drew, Franklin James,
]. c. Register, J,,aAADorminey, Guy
Robinson, W. D.NSfniney, Sr, and
The delightful plase. consisted OF
ice cream in the 4 foRn of gold slip
per and cake. squSSes iced in white
with the gold SIet&rs D and NJ also
Yellow and whitee1hints and unique
favor of wedding benswhich turned
out to be box Of rice in paper cover
with an orangegR'ossom 'added TOT
Mrs. Wright Paulk invited the guests
upstairs where the brides book was
in charge of Miss Lucy Whitley and
Mrs. f. ]. Dorminey was in charge
of the lavish array of wedding gifts
displayed in artistic grouping in two
rooms.
Miss Mabel Campbell had charge OF
the gift list. During the reception an
orchestra from Macon furnished lively,
music on the porch and at each end
of the porch were placed rose embed
ded bowls from which delectable
drink was served throughout the ev-
ening by Misses Athleen Dickey: cor
rinne Womble, Edna Jacque Paulk'
and Frances Denmark. 1t was late
hour when the last of the guests took
their leave.
The young couple left the same
night in their car for tour OF Florida
noints after which they will make their
home in Macon. The brides going
| away gown, one of the most costly OF
her trousseau was one-piece Polret
twill of champagne shade, heavily EN-
broidered and had all accessories OF a
| deeper shade
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CLASS RECEPTION TO
CONFERENCE

The opening of the annual Georgia
Conference of the NJ f. church in
our city this morning brought
large number OF the visiting ministers
by train and automobile yesterday aft
ernoon, and for their reception, the
Epworth class of the First Methodist
Sunday school, with an enlarged COM
mittee made their usual monthly meet
ing into a church-wide social occa-
sion last night, and entertained sever
al hundred of the membership. the
visiting preachers and all friends OF
the denomination, who are kindly pro-
viding homes for the conference VS.
itors. The occasion was delightfully."-
informal. tho all we're seated tor
short time in the auditorium for the
following interesting program, Kew.
]. H. Elder presiding:
Contralto solo-Miss Marjorie Ow-
ems. =,
Reading-Miss Catherine Frey, with
piano accompaniment by Mr.. Kay
Frey. ,
Vocal duet-Miss Owens and Mr.
Burr Stokoe.
Reading-Miss Clara Bell Drummer.
Talk Bishop Mead. of Denver.
Ladies Chorus-Mesdames II. "A.
Owens, Burr Stokoe, Myrtle Beau,
champ and Misses Marjorie and
Kathleen Owens and Miss Myrtis
Corley. -,
A radio program followed, but the
greater interest appeared to be IN
meeting n the visitors, and during this
social interchange the Sunday school
orchestra played. The orchestra is
composed of Mr.. Ray Frey Miss
Catherine Frey. Mr.. Warren Brown
and Misses Marionett and Myrtis Cor
lev and Mr.. Sam Jones.
A large committee served refresh
ments turnout the entire evening. con-
sisting of punch, chicken sandwiches 1e5'
and iced cakes embossed with an T.
for Epworth Class.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY AT
FIRST WARD SCHOOL

The "best ever as a demonstration
of co-operation and the benefit OF
school as a community center was the
successful Halloween party SO much
enioyed at the First Ward School
Campus on last Friday night from
$50 to 500. A committee had ar
ranged ample lighting facilities over
the grounds with Halloween colors
and decorations in evidence. Each
grade teacher had arranged a Dooth
for a game or stunt of appropriate en-.
tertainment, including the plnnlng OF
the cats tail, the blowing of pumpkins,
apple bobbing, throwing at the jack
q Lanterns mouth, fish pond, mu..
seum stunt, fortune teller's lodge and
other amusements and to cap all mon
strous parade of all the children about
100 in number in masquerade dress.
The costumes were very pleasing
either in point of attractiVeness or
because of their comical nature. ne
Judges decided on three prize winners
Edna Howe for pretty fancy dress,
Mildred Fletcher, witch garb and W..
E. Carney for perfect lady disguise.
Before the parade dispersed the line
of 400 children marched by the cake
laden tables where each was served
a generous slice, and after some time
spent in merriment they lined up
again for another treat of pop corn
balls, these treats being. the mothers
contribution to the evenings pleasure.
A large number of parents were IN
attendance to enjoy the good time and
by their liberal patronage Of the VEIN
er stand it sold out and the PROCEEDS
covered all expenses. Probably 500 in
ali we're present and every body was
enthusiastic in expression of the good
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PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS

Some of the wedding festivities
Immediately preceding the event were
the supper party for twelve OF the
bridal party given by Mrs. f. J. Dor
miny OH Saturday night, the elarbor-
ate supper given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Dorminy and winch
was followed by rehearsal on Mon
dav night there being eighteen in
this delightful supper party
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Dorminy also
entertained very large party OF the
visiting relatives and friends with
supper at the Lee-Grant on Tuesday
evening preceding the wedding.
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Getting Up Nights

CAN BE STOPPED often in "a
hours. To prove that you can be rid
of this strength sapping ailment, have
more pep, be free from burning sen.
sations. pain n groins. backache and
weakness I'll send you Walkers Pros
tate Specific free and postpaid under
plain wrapper No obligation. No
cost. 1t it cures your prostate gland
trouble, you can repay the favor by
telling your friends-if not, the loss
is mine. Simply send me your name
and prove that you can feel 10 years
Younger and be rid of prostate trouble.
I. B. Walker, 2489 Gateway Station,
Kansas City, Mo. adv
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CELEBRATED

The KratZer home on east WagHo-
LA street was the scene of a merry
masquerade party on Thursday night,
when family friends, both young and
old were invited in to celebrate Hal
lowe'en. The house was decorated
with cat and witch emblems and the
yard well lighted with Jack O. lanterns
"A weiner roast, hot coffee and 9th
er refreshments were enjoyed outdoors
in hearty and informal fashion while
a continuous round of games afforded
pleasant time for all.
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MONDAY & TUESDAY

PAINTED PEOPLE" starring
COLLEEN MOORE, supported by
Ben Lyon, Anna Q. Nilsson and Mary
Carr. A stirring tale of romance and
adventure, spiced with fun and troiic
Adapted from the famous story The
Swamp Angel" The story tells OF a
boy and girl who live in the shanty
belt of a factory town who try to I'M
itate the false culture of the rich.
Comedy and Fox News.
liices 10c and Zoe.
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Mrs. M. J. Lynn of Jesup, Ga, is
spending some time here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Mahoney
on west Ocmulgee, having been call
ed here on account of her father, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis.
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srcNs YOU CAN BELIEVE IN

If your breath is bad and you have
smells of swimming in the head, poor
appetite, constipation and a general mo-
account feeling, it is a sign your liver is
torpid. The one really dependable rem
edy for all disorders in the liver, stomach
and bowels is Herbine. It acts powerfully
on the liver, strengthens digestion, purl-
fies the bowels and restores fine feeling
of energy, vim and cheerfulness. Price
6Oc. Sold by
T. ]. Halle & Co.
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Messrs L. S. Dibble, M. C. Powell,
and ]. c. Little, dairymen of Bryan
County, were in the city Wednesday
looking towards placing some register
ed Holteins with local dairymen.
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D. A. r.

D. A. r.
The regular November meeting OF
The local chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution Will be held TT
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at inc
home of Mrs. w. G. Bnoadhurst,
The leader of the program is MIS-
Jesse Powell and the spblect, is Arms
tice Day. The members of the chapter
have been meeting several times
week since the October meeting, max
ing peoples for street sale on arms. $,
tice Day. The fund is Tor, praeti,ca'
INSTRUMENTATION work. much aid be-
inc given at Ellis Island for the work
Of the D. A. R. is not altogether con
cerned with the noble past but looks <,
toward a great future for our country
as we'll
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Coburn and
son Harold, of St. Clair, Mich, ar
rived Sunday, enroute to Florida for
the winter, and spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Newcomer.
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WEDNESDAY

John GILBERT in THE LONE
CHANCE" A mystery drama OF love
and politics. r,
Rolin Comedy and Aesop's Fables
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Mrs. Frank Knowles and baby re-
turned Saturday from visit of a
month with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. D. Paulk at Brunswick
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Mrs. L. Kennedy left today for her
home in Guyton, after visit of sew
eral weeks in this city, guest of Mrs.
Dan Paulk.
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Mrs. Newton will put on a Clear
ance Sale Saturday, of all Winter
Hats at One-Half the Original Price;
This means a rare opportunity for all
who have not yet purchased, as her
line is unusually complete for this
season of the year in al the seasons
most popular creations. adv
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Douglas people in attendance at
the Masse-Dorminy wedding Tuesday
night included Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stubs,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Slater, Miss Effie Cleo Brewer
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TELEPHONE 20

Geo. Player of Greenwood, S. c.,
arrived in the city to spend few days
and move his family to his new loca-
ton
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Davis, from
Blackshear, were wedding visitors.
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THURSDAY

"PENROD and SAM" screened Just
as Booth Harrington wrote EN-: Star
ring Benny Alexander, Joe Butter
worth. Rockliffe Fellows and Gladys
Brockwell.
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Rev. I. P. Tyson and daughter, MISS
Edna Tyson, spent Sunday IN the
city, Rev. Tyson filling the pulpit OF
the Central Methodist church at the
evening service.
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Mrs. Elmer Martin spent two days
of this week as the guest of Superin-
tendent and Mrs. Thrash, at the A. &
M. school at Douglas.
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Mrs G. w. Turner and son, George,
and daughters, Miss Upha and Mrs.
Oscar Hamilton and baby will. ac-
company Miss lula Hamilton to her
home in Arab for a week end visit.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Cass, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Turner are among those who
will entertain the members of the fy-
ing squadron visiting their church
next Monday and Tuesday.
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Mrs. Cliff Saunders returned Sat
urday from Jackson where she had
been called by the illness of her SIS
ter, Mrs. Middlebrooks, who is now
improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Vinson are
spending day in Atlanta.
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Mrs. T. S. Price and Mrs. L. A.
Blizzard, of Lake City, Fla, left We'd
nesday for Mrs. Prices home in Doug
las, after visit of week with Mr.
and Mrs. J. ]. Dorminy.
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Mrs. Jesse Powell and Miss Mary
Wilson enjoyed a week end visit from
their mother, Mrs. Frank Wilson, OF
Leslie
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Broxton was represented at the
wedding by Mrs. R. A. Greer, Mr.;
and Mrs. Homer Ricketson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Trayhan, Mr.; and Mrs. rs
G. R Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ
I a,,ren Poer, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rlc-
ketson. Misses Josephine, Caroline
and Marv Campbell Chamb1ess Miss
leila Rainbow, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Lott and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L, Bled-
soc
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VISITOR

Mrs. C. S. Isler honored Mrs. M.
H. Massee, of Macon, who with her
SON, M. H. Massee. Jr., were guests
at the Lee Grant on Tuesday, with
morning party at her home. Following
a round of bridge, some other friends
came in for refreshments, meeting the
guest
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Miss Mabel Campbell will spend
the week end in Cuthbert and then re- re,
turn for few days further visit with
Mrs. !. ]. Dorminy and Mrs. Z. j.
Dorminy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Persons, OF
Manchester, have been in the city this
week.
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Mrs. J. A. Dorminy and sisters,
Misses Eu1a Mae and Lucille Paulk
were called to Triton "Wednesday BY
the death of their aunt, Mrs. NJ r.
Young. Their father, Mr.. F. 6. Paulk'
of Frank. accompanied them.
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Mr.. H. F. Newton leaves fr'd d
morning for Orlando, where ne mas
accepted a position,
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SATURDAY

DEVIL DOG DAWSON" 5 reel
Feature.
THE FAST EXPRESS" Episode
No. A.
THE IRON MAN" Episode 2.
THE JAZZ WEEKLY" Sunshine
Comedy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Stubs, Mrs,
T. w Price. Miss Lillian Forbes, Mr..
and Mrs. Alderman, Messrs. Ashley
and J. C. Brewer and Mr.. and Mrs
+ L. Cochran, OF Douglas, were we'd
ding visitors Tuesday night
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Mrs. VIM. Young, of Monteuma,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clayton
Jay.