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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

John McGraw, manager Of the
Giants, said he has no trades to offer,
but that he will listen 10 any propo-
sition
The Cincinnati Reds are still look
ing for q first baseman and an out
fielder, and the hope Of getting either
Kelly or Terry from the Giants has
not been abandoned.
Ty Cobb. manager Of the Detroit
Tigers. said he had not placed Lu
Blue. his first baseman, on the mar
ket and that he would not part with
him under any conditions. Cobb
said he wanted q second baseman
and he had several good PROPOSE
tious TO present.
George Sisler. manager Of the st.
Louis Browns, said he had not been
able to do business with the New
York Yankees In trade for Urban
Shocker He admitted Shocker was
on the market and that several clubs
were after him.
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STARTLING

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.,.- ,..t mrrb az p er.o,. g.. tr...
,,ho faz. teo, ,.a+.rtr.- C.aob
Curtis. Artcsian r--v lads coming
I,ane Tle ulare.n of victory was
greater. however. than some *
rec,ol
Kokomo was known IN have one
If tha best teams If hiss nut oat In
,.s.-s and the ,.,,,a Il, t,.,,t.fo,-.
,,as considered . toes.,,,, T. rroyad
tr.+ .b.- o.t+h r-.l-a,,o oo ~. 1,ry
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Nut Cracker

- My way We can explain the
IN vote Catcher Deberry got in
~ the valuable player poll is
that the gentleman himself must
have had q ballot.
MIKE M'TIGUE AND MICKEY
WALKER ARE TO MEET JAN. Z.
IT WILL BE MTIGUE'S
FIRST DEFEAT IL SEVERAL
MONTHS.
IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING
THAT II THE ANALGAAIATED
ORDER OF ICEAIEE PICK AN
ALL-AMERICAN TEAM RED
GRANGE SURELY WILL BE ON
IT.
Headline says: Stanley Harris
Seeks New Blood" From
this It's hard 70 tell whether he
plans q TRANSMISSION or q transforms
ton.
So the Army footballers went IN
for prayers, too. Well.
somebody's gotta DO the praying for
the country
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RAIN MARS GRID
BATTLE IN WEST.
Syracuse and Southern CALI
fornia EIeVenS in Clash.

By United Press
Los ANGELES. Dec. 6.-Syra-
cuse and the University Of Southern
California football teams were to
meet here today in the first post
season game of a series Of four which
California teams viii play with east
ern schools.
The weather frowned on today's
game. Rain fell ali night and there
were fears the rain would continue
this afternoon.
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LOCAL WRESTLING BOUT
Reynolds Returns to Get in Shape
for Maddox Wednesday

After an easy victory over Lee
Tmb,es 40 Columbus. Ohio Jack
Reynolds returned here today and
completed arrangements Tor his
match at the Broadway Theater ON
Wednesday a-@ht with Ernie Mad
dock Reynolds VIII start 10al work
outs az Bloomington. where he is
coaching INDIANA University Wres-
-,er~
Reynolds plans 20 evade the Ohio
vre~-lers puulsA.uS deadlock with
speed Jack never haas been ahle to
aui.1 Up q good detnse against the
Aaa.lec.1. winch Is Nalduck s. prln-
c-pal hold
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WABASH BEATS EN- ROES
Robinson. Former Anderson Star. Is
Big Gun for Winners.

~ TimTs NrfciGI
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Dec.
G.-Wahash College basket team. in
the first game Of the season. de-
feated the Em-Roes Of indianapolis
here Friday night. 80 to 20. by raj
living IN the final minutes. Four Of
Vaughan's players are sophomores
and prospects seem favorable for a
strong team.
Robinson, former Anderson High
School star. made sixteen points,
with five field goals and six free
throws. Stevens, Heunessey and
Leslie for the Em-Roes each made
three field goals
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ssie Sunday afternoon.

The cream OF the American and
European drivers has been entered
in the classic. New cars and great
drivers are expected 10 make the
race the fastest ever run. but the
greatest aid to speed viii be the
track itself.
Turns Are Perfect
There is not a sharp angle to its
entire length Of a mile and a quar-
Ter. The turns are 50 perfectly CON
srructed and SO steeply banked that
the drivers declare they are able to
negotiate them with engines wide
open.
Pietro Bordino OF italy heads the
invading foreign contingent. Bor-
dino viii drive his famous Fiat.
This Is Bordino's second Trip to this
country He first raced in Califor-
MIA in 1922. when he was a sensa-
ton at the old Beverly track.
Antoine Mourre. French speed
demon. also IS entered. Ralph De
Palma VIII return 20 big league com
EDITION after a years absence and
VIII pilot super charged Miller
Special Peter De PaoIa De Palmas
nephew. VIII drive "a super-charged
DUeSenberg
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MANUAL BASKET CARD
Local High School Announces Net
Schedule for Season.

Manual High School basket scaed-
Il- was announced today hy Attn
ler-c Director Ramon. Kokomo.
Frankfort ana Bedford seem the
hardest gaines with the exception
OF the c.ty series. The card follows:
Dee 10 F-auktort There bee 13 West
Newton. here be, Ii. Ben Davis there.
Te. 10. Grcef.-as'.e. there Dec ~.
alumni. here. Dec 81. seymour There.
Jam. EoEomo there. Jaa g. Blooming
ton. there. Jan TO- Nooresyile here;
Jan. H. TechuIea' AZ Tornin-ou Hall;
Jan - Broad Ripple here, Jan. 81.
>A9rtTlGEe ~ Tow.i.-on Hal. Feb %.
- - of Terre Halte there. Feb. 2.
Evansville Central thor. Fen. II. Bod
ford. here. Feb. n. South Side Of IT.
Wayne there
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Local BOWERS in Money

~ IIWTF NDCCi0I
DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 1.-Two
indianapolis teams rolled into the
early prize list in the Central States
bowling tourney here Friday night.
The Ciayman Lunch squad got anal
pins and the Atlas Coal Company.
2.6I5.
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De PAUW STARTS FAST
Central Normal No Match for Meth
odists-Stur1ridge Stars.

BIZ Tfwrs Special
CEEtC0t STTE. Ind Dec O.
The De PAW basket FIVE opened In
impressive style against the Central
Normal team from DauviIe. winning
here Friday night. 46 To "A.
The half ended 10 20 IN favor OF
the locals. and they ran UP the
count IN the final period. Sturtridse
was high scorer for the winners
with seven from the field and one
foul goal.
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Independent Basketball

The BriEhtwood Demons. girls basket
ball team playing under bows rules de-
fested the Dixie A C. Of tc-evpaa -
EdreWo0d L. 20 g. For genes write y.
GRAY. 1882 Sherman Dr.
The ST. Anthony y. T. C. basket team
defeated the Morris Street II p five SO
20 "a Next Thursday night the y +. C-
meet the Hoosier Celts az i =. e. han.
For games call Belmont UJ43-J-
The Marathon Cub gre ready 10 -chet-
ule Games in the 16-lS-year-0id class wifh
teams having access 20 gyms CAL 5---
mont lIl1-W and ask for FL between .
and D. m. Y Z G. Juniors a-d Hoo
Mier CsntraIs take notice.
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BoI.Ienhach Lands X. q

By yHitcd Prcss
DETROIT. Dec, Elm his first ap-
pearlnce IN the West. Paul BerIen.
bach, New York light heavyweight.
knocked out Tommy Burns. Detroit
IN the fifth round Of n scheduled
ten-round go here Friday night
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Basketball Results Friday
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Wabash. 81. Em-Roes 20
De PAW. 40 Central Normal. Ia
Maryland T. 24, Columbia %
State Normal. 30; Vtncenues UntveP-
HIGH SCHOOLS
Shortridge 80 E,wood 81
Paragon. so. ClOvcriale 90.
Grcensburg n: Broad Ripple 2S
Tech Freshmen. %; Lawrence Sec
onds IS
Am0. 28: Avon. %
Th0rntown "a Deli phi. 80
KnightstOwn 81: Moorclaud. 10.
Advance. Al; Bowers 81
Carmel 20 spiceland 23
Ntnceunts. II. Anderson IS
MartiusviIle 81 FRANKLIN. 23.
Muncle. "a Hartford City. 2.
Bedford, 40; Newcastle %.
Sharpsville 81 Noblesville go
Morristown, So; Arlington. % (one
Arlington Girls. 90; MOrristown
Lawrence. 1ie, Fortvine. +.
Shelbyville 27 Bloomington. IL
Montmorenei, 81 Richmond 81
Jefferson seconds 10. Boswell "a.
Wa'cott. 81, Reynolds Is.
KokOmo. 81; Frankfort So
West Point. 53; jefferson tCinton
New London. 90; Kempton. r.
Galveston 33 Clay Township, 70
Logansport IS: North Manchester 30.
eo enfaTye 27 T WinGhestl E'4ia1''' b.
Cambridge City. "a. stony Creek. %.
Roanoke 2e Columbia City 10.
Ridgevile 23. Fountain City, ID.
Royerton, 81 Eaton 80.
DesotO. 81 Matthews %.
COwan. 20. Green Township, IL.
Saratoga. 0S. Farmland 8.
Montpelier. 40: Dunkirk 10.
Paramount. 4S: Greentown. 10,
Huntsville, IA. Greens Forks, s.
Decatur, 80; Portland 20.
Forest. 90: Michigantown. 10.
Prairie, 81: Russiavllle. %.
Converse, 27: Gas City. "a.
Swayzee. %: Somerset II.
Marion. Al FOrtville. is.
South Bend %. Lakeville 5.
Bunker Hill "a Butler Township. %.
Greenfield. %: Pendleton. %.
Normal "a: Prairie Creek. 20.
Farmersburg. "a: Grestmeyer. 20.
Mecca. 90: Rosedale 10
PimentO. 90: West Terre Haute, 6.
Rochester, 81; Lebanon. 30
Decatur Catholic 10; Pennville 1a.
Middletown. "a Markleville 23.
Eappanee, "a; Goshen. %
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Plenty of YanIls

Tommy Milton, who holds the
present 250-mHe record. having aver
AGED llS17 miles an hour in the re-
cent race AZ Charlotte. VIII head the
American contingent that VIII resist
the foreign invasion. He VIII be
aided bv such great speed artists as
Earl Cooper, Eddie Hearne. Harry
Hartz. Bennett Hin. Cun Durant
jerry WonderIch, Phin Shafer. Fred
Conner Bob McDonosh and Wade
Morton.
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kirsslner IL Victor

K1rshner defeated Cooperfder. As
To 10. IN the city three.cushion bill
Hard tourney Friday night at the
Board OF Trade parlors. The match
went seventy. eight innings Both
were shooting for IS points
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
DEALS IN MAKING
At MAJOR SESSION
Cubs Giants Reds Tigers and Browns Ready to Barter
-KIIefer Wiling to Part With 0FaneI,


NEW YORK, Dec 6--Several big deals rumored to-
day among major league magnate gathered here for the
annual meetings of the big leagues next week
Bill Kilefer Of the Chicago Cubs admitted he
had trade in the making 1t is thought he has proposition
the Giants Irish Meuse George Kelly He
WILLING to part with Bob Q Farrell catcher.
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NOTED AUTO SPEED
: DRIVERS IN RACE
De Palma, Milton, Cooper Hatz Bordlno and Others
Await Starting Flag at Culver City Sunday

Los ANGELES, Dec with of the greatest cast
of racing assembled in the history of the sport the
mondoar board speedway Culver City already de
cared be the fastest track the world will be naugurated
with 250mle ehamponship classic SUNDAY afternoon
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
UNION

G. W. Greene has been having the
chills.
Mont Poor made business trip to
Pocahontas Monday.
Mrs. Ethel March. who has been
sick, is much better.
Miss Cassie Spencer is suffering with
"A severe cold this week.
Levi Helm and family spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs Herbert Dal-
ton.
Perry Palmer and family spent sun
day with Elmer Wagner and family
at Middlebrook.
Little Hattie Bickford, who has been
real sick the past three weeks, is no
better at this writing.
Tom OdOm and family spent the
week end with his brother Hoover,
and family at Harviell. Mo.
Ben Choate and family and Miss
Eta Lewis motored up Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest GrissOm spent
Sunday with the latters brother. Fus.
ton Acree, and wife near Supply.
Melvin Wright and family from the
Bay, mOtored out Sunday, guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. ]. Smith
No corn has been planted around
here as yet, but some of our hustling
farmers are going to plant corn next
week If the weather stays suitable.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
RAvEN6EMlISes

John Higgins of Oconee was a bust
ness visitor here last week.
John Young Of Martin Greek was
visiting in our city last week.
Carson Higginbotham had business
at Ravenden several days last week.
Charley Dixon of Pocahontas was
visiting his parents here last Sunday.
The citizens of this section are talk
ing over the proposition of a new tele-
phone system which is very badly
needed.
Miss Mary Catlett, who taught
school at Cedar Ridge last winter, has
secured the school at Valley Chapel
this summer
l.. Reynolds and Lee Davis have
been making some improvements
around their premises in the way of
new fencing.
ID. l.. Wiley, Deck Holder, London
Traw and l.. f .Blankenship of Poca-
hontas were here ON business Tuesday
of this week.
win. Fry of Knobel was over a few
days first of the week. He is talking
of buying property here and making
this his future home.
X. Il. White and family and Tom
SlaytOn and family of Manila were
called here last week to attend the
funeral of Grandpa Shride
The Rev. DIR. Anderson of Paragould,
our persiding elder, arrived here last
Friday to hold quarterly meeting Sat
urday. He also preached Saturday
night and Sunday for us.
Workmen have started cleaning up
the wreckage of the Christian church
building which was destroyed by the
recent storm. The members of the
church are preparing to erect another
building as soon as possible.
All the Sunday schools here have
consolidated their Easter services into
one big Easter program which will be
given at the school house. The enter
tainment starts Sunday morning at
10 o'clock and will close Sunday night.
Dinner on the ground will he a feature
of the program. Everybody is invited
to come and spend the day with us.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
OLD REYNO

Henry Previtt is the proud owner Of
a new Ford.
Mrs. Marvin Bowden spent Sunday
with relatives at Success.
Miss verna Sutton is guest at the
home of Miss Lena Knoch.
A delightful singing was given at the
home of VIII Kirby Sunday night.
A number from this community are
attending the Kinney meeting at Big
gers.
Everyone In this section is garden
ing and farming during the pretty
weather.
Mrs. Rose Kirby and little daughter,
Violet, spent Sunday with Mrs. Minnie
Cavenar.
Tom and Betty Leonard of Datto
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Johnson
here Sunday.
Mrs. Hettie johnson and two daugh-
ters spent Sunday of last week with
Mrs. viii Kirby.
Miss Alice Tipton Of st. Louis Is
here on visit with homefolks. She
will return about the 10th.
Misses Nora Kirby and Hattie Ed
lngton spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mrs. Joe Ellington.
Misses Lucille and Nola Blake of
Black Oak have been visiting Misses
Myrtle and Lila Morrow here.
Our school win continue until May
.. This gives our eighth grade students
good chance to complete their work
this term.
Next Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night is Bro. Holders regular
preaching time. Let us all come out
and hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellington, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Miller and children visi-
ted at the home of John Leonard at
Moark Sunday.
A Children's Day program has been
arranged for Easter Sunday, April 20.
Everybody Is invited TO come and bring
well filled baskets as we are going to
have big dinner on the ground.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
GOOSE RANCH

Church at skaggs Sunday was well
attended.
Oscar James is doing quite bit of
fencing on his farm.
Hamp Turner has quite quantity
of fish on hand for sale.
Carl Shaver made business trip TO
Ingram few days ago.
Dock Jarrett and son are recovering
from an attack of the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skelt Taylor are the
proud parents Of fine baby girl.
Mrs. Florence Weathers and babe
had business in Pocahontas Saturday.
Rev. A. b. Shaver will preach at
Palestine the third Sunday in April.
The singing at the home of A. B.
shaver Sunday night was well at.
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Poe were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Jarrett
Sunday.
A large crowd gathered at the home
of Rev. A. b. Shaver Monday and sur
prised him with birthday dinner
Everybody seemed to enjoy the occa.
sion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
INGRAM

James Early had business at Hamil
last Monday.
Herbert and Norman Goodman visi-
, ted her sister at Biggers last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs James Early aud r.
b. Startling had business in POcahon-
tas last Thursday.
Mark Vermilye and Brother Glendon
of Hamil were mixing business and
pleasure on our streets Saturday.
Most of our farmers have finished
making garden and sowing oats and
are now busy plowing for cotton and
corn.
Charlie Hill of Blggers was here
last Thursday to advise Uncle Sebe
and Aunt Sarah Johnson that their
daughter, Mrs. Billie H;li. was serious
ly III with pneumonia at her home in
Blggers.
We have two good grist mills here
now hut we need good cotton gin and
a saw mill. There will be lots of cot.
ton planted here and our farmers need
lots Of lumber. We have the timber
here from which the lumber can he
made.
We heartily agree with the east side
Ingram writer when he said that the
farmer should raise his own corn and
feed crops. Suppose the farmer neg
lects his corn and feed crop and the
cotton growers manage to raise 49,
100000 bale crop this year. That
would make the bottom fall out of the
cotton market-then where would the
poor farmer landg
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
GRAvEsvILLE

Mrs. Babe Phillips spent the day
with Mrs. n. l.. Bibbs Tuesday.
Jake Phillips and Albert Tyler were
visiting in Pocahontas Saturday.
Mrs. u. II. Tyler is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Stella Davidson, this
week
Misses George Phillips and Birdie
Tyler visited Mrs. George Hibbard
Monday,
Quite a crowd of young folks gather
cd at the home OF ID. Il. Tyler Sunday
and enjoyed the day.
We learn that the little 4-year old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson died
last week. The family has our deepest
sympathy.
Mrs. u, l.. Pipps is seriously i'll and
has been for over week The birth
day dinner on the Goth will have to
be called OF.
Robert weatherford and Miss Birdie
Tyler took supper at the home Of Geo.
Johnson and attended church at At
kica Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
RUNNING LAKE

vina and Imogene Foulk are sick
at this writing.
Everybody around here is putting
ont garden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steimel are enter
tanning visitors this week.
Martin eagle went to Pocahontas
Tuesday to get some medicine. He
has been chilling.
Mr.. Leibhaber. Sol Pfeffer and w. $,
eagle went over to Ben Thielemeiers
Monday ON business.
Mr.. Baker was over at the home of
W. c. eagle one day last week seeing
about some cotton seed.
cur farmers have been taking advan'
tage of the fine weather we have been
having for the past three weeks.
There was preaching at Hideout
school house Saturday night and sun
day. Good crowds attended each ser.
vice.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellie Osborne attended
the surprise dinner at the home OF
Jack HuddlestOn Sunday. They re-
ported fine time.
Dr. and Mrs II. l.. Throgmorton
and pr. aud Mrs 4. f. SHUTTLE of
pocnhontas we're ont looking over the
ncr dwelling on thcir farm here sun
.fu.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
CARTER

The family of Walter Jackson has
the measles.
Miss Julia Snodgrass visited the
Misses Poe Sunday.
A number from this place attended
church at skaggs Sunday.
Several from this place were shop
ping i'm Pocahontas Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clarke visited
Mrs. Emma yandergriff Sunday.
Several from here attended Sunday
school and singing at Shannon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clark visited at
the home of Lem Davis Saturday
night.
Carl Hunt was visitor at the home
of Lum Spikes Sunday and Sunday
night.
Miss Clara Brown was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ira Clark. the past
week end.
Misses Lillian and Vivian Tyler visi-
ted at the home of Frank Tyler Sun
day night.
Arthur Tyler and family were visit
ing at the home of Ezra Massey Satur-
day night.
Little Lurell Spikes is visiting his
grandparents Spikes and is real sick
at this writing
II. j. FINER has some sick folks at
his home. ONe has pneumonia and
three have the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown of Shannon
visited his sister. Mrs. Lem Davis,
here Saturday night.
Chessley Massey and family were
guests at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Arthur Tyler. first of the week.
Henry Eaton and family and Cecil
Eaton were visiting at the home OF
Otto Wheeler at Manson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Traw of Wal
nut Ridge were supper guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clarke Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Bonner aud
Grandma Armstrong have returned
from an extended trip through Florida
and California.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
LONE OAK

Singing Sunday evening was well at
tended
Charley Tharp is ON the sick list
this week
Joe Thompson was guest Of Her
mon White Saturday night. \
Edward Tyler of Cedar Ridge visi-
ted Geo. Tyler Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long visited John
Linn Saturday night and Sunday.
Helma and Macie Jones called on
Minnie and Jewell Tharp Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion weatherford
called on Noah Hackworth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley Thompson visit
ed his sister Saturday night and Sun
day.
King Buckley and family visited
Erva Buckley Saturday night and Sun
day.
Bro. d. c. Jones filled his regular
appointment here Saturday night and
Sunday.
Jim williams and family visited
Hermon Davis Saturday night and
Sunday.
Our Sunday school will be dismissed
, next Sunday for the singing convention
at shannon.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greer Abbott is on the sick list at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abbott were
guests at the home of Charley Tharp
Sunday night
Riley Holt, Novella Tyler and Her
mon White took dinner with Beulah
Davis Sunday.
Misses Ruth Ferguson and Wine
Phillips Of Cedar Ridge were guests Oh
Essie Tyler Sunday.
Monroe Tyler and Sherman Cox OF
Cedar Ridge visited at the home oil
George Tyler Sunday.
Grandpa Coster and family yl'lIed
his daughter, Mrs. VIII Rose. Salur-
1 day night and Sunday.
Gladys johnson, who has been VISIT
ing her Aunt Lucy Teel of Lorine ior
two weeks past returned home Satur'
day.
Lloyd Mondy and family, j. @. Mon
dy of Lorlne. Mrs. Dona Going ana
sons of Peach Orchard. Johnnie Young
and family and Bro. ID. G. Jones TOOK
dinner with Erva Buckley Sunday
A surprise supper was given ut the
home of George Tyler Thursday night
in honor of Mrs. Tyler and Plesie anu
Page Hackworth. It being Mrs. Tyler ,
3Sth birthday aud Plesie's and Page
18th. All reported n nice time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-11
Late County News
HOGAN

Richard Gross attended Sunday
school here Sunday.
Clarence Atkins had business at
POcahontas Monday
Miss Lorine Gross will teach our
summer term of school.
Carl Spikes was visitor at the
home of J. M. Tyler Sunday.
The singing at Mrs. Tylers Satur-
day night was well attended.
Miss Celia Walker of Attica visited
Miss Mary eagle here Sunday.
Miss Rubye Nelson was visiting at
the home of J. NJ. Tyler Saturday
night.
John Johnson was visiting special
friends at Maynard the latter part of
last week.
Miss Matilda Thomas visited at the
home of Audrey Tyer Saturday night
and sunday.
Air. and Mrs. Mitt Bennett of Poca-
hontas were visiting the latter's par
ent's here Sunday.
i'm aud Jack Thomas and Miss
Rubye Nelson took dinner with Miss
Mayme Walrond Sunday.
= our Sunday school is progressing
nicely with Rev. Ben eagle as superin-
tendent; Mrs c. $. eagle. secretary /;
r. Walker. treasurer; Ben eagle, Bible
class teacher Jack Thomas, Senior
teacher, Mrs. c. S. eagle, card class
kcacher.