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Sorority Supper Tonight

Mu chapter OF Alpha Nj Delta VIII
entertain at supper this evening AT
the chapter house. in honor OF the
local founders Of the sorority. An
invitation IS extended 10 all Alpha
Xi Deltas. The regular monthly
business meeting will follow the din
rer
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Annual Luncheon

Delta Gamma Mothers club viii
give their annual luncheon AZ The
wllsoninn. Thursday. June {. ~
o'clock
For reservations cali EA s,-ssI?.
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At Home on Sunday

Mr. and Mrs, Elkan Morgenstsrn
viii be AZ home Sunday afternoon
from ESQ until $50 o'clock. in honor
OF the confirmation OF their daush.
ter, Elizabeth
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CHAUFFEUR WEALTHY

SYDNEY. y. =. W-Ernest Brad.
shaw a chauffeur, who married Airs,
Walter Howard Smith In 1923. has
inherited a million dollars. Ills wife.
the widow Of a wealthy shlpbuilder.
died from taking poison by mistake.
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Eatoas Win Be
Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs William Leonard
Eaton will be hosts at dinner this
evening at their home, In honor OF
Mr. and Mn. r. a, Davies. recently
home from abroad,
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Luncheon for Nelc
York Guest

To honor Mrs, George 5. Dearborn.
Of New York. who Is In town Tor a
visit with her son and daushterin-
law. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Dearborn,
Mrs. James postcr Hoge viii enter
tain with a luncheon Of twelve GOV
ers Friday afternoon az her home
''sunnycrest' az The Highlands
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Bridge Luncheon Club

Mrs. Louis Fisher Boynion viii en-.
tertain the members Of her bridge
luncheon club on Monday afternoon,
June .. AT the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Peters.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


CHAPTER q. r. r. o.
Chapter G.. p. r. o.. will meet
Monday. June I. at .. m. at the
home of Mrs. wilmot II. Lilly. 35T
18th ave. ~.
LAWN PARTY
Ark Social club. O. r. s.. viii en-.
terrain the mothers OF It's members
at q lawn fetc on Wednesday, June
q. at 2:5o O'Clock, at the home OF
Mrs. John r. Rau. s05b ARD ave. &
An interesting program has been ar.
ragged.
CAPITOL HILL w. C. T. u.
Capitol Hill w. c. r. U. will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Marie Ridgsway,
ifa2 goth ave. ~. on Tuesday. June
Il. at 2 o'clock
wOMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The officers and board OF trustees
Of the womans Century club VIII
entertain the new members OF the
club on Friday afternoon. May rs. at
o'clock. at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Bittman. 1926 Eastern ave. Mrs. A.
Il. Swennson. Mrs. John a. Whalley
and Mrs. Bittman are In charge OF
the program.
CLAN MCKENZIE TO
GIVE DANCE
Clan Mckenzie No. 1854. o. s. c..
viii have Its regular concert and
dance on Friday evening. May 20, in
A. 0. y. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
SUNSHINE CLUB
Queen City Sunshine club viii
have n picnic at AK beach Tuesday,
June 2. Luncheon at IL o'clock
BIRTHDAY PICNIC
An enjoyable picnic was held at
Lake Hickiin on Sunday by friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George a. sangster
OF Mount View In celebration OF Mr..
sangstcr's s0tb birthday. over 80
persons assembled TO do him honor.
loLYMPIc CAMP
olympic camp No 1919, n. N. OF
A.. will hold It's regular business
meeting, followed by social, on
Monday evening. June /. at 8 o'clock,
In NJ. w. A. hall, 1901 Third ave.
SCHUBERT CLUB
Schubert club will meet nj the
home OF Mrs. H. !. Helm. 1922 Sixth
ave. w. Friday, June 8. AT ~
o'clock.
! GOPHER CLUB
POSTPONES MEETING
The Minnesota Gopher club has
postponed It's meeting, planned for
Saturday. May 30, indefinitely. on
account Of Decoration day.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaIster. Telephone MA n-o6O0
Assistant-Laura Emory
JeromeS Hosts at Dinner Tonight; Luncheon
HonorS ST. Paul Visitor

40 honor Mr and Mrs Richard u.
Merrill. recently returned from
abroad Mt and Mes, Timothy
J.r,mo will entertain with a dinner
AZ their home this evening
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Mrs. Bordeaux
GireS Luncheon

Mrs Thomas Bordeaux entertained
with an Informal luncheon OF ten
ervcrs at her home today, IN honor
Of her house guest. Airs, Helen Cline
OF 81 Paul
Mrs William Hubert, OF Everett,
came down for tho affair.
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LONDON Mms. Tctrszinni re-
Gently broadcnsted program from
London radio station.
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Women's Clubs

r. Pine. Dinner will be from $50
TO 1880 O'Clock. Cards at $3.50.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
MEMoRIAL aERYfcEs

MEMORIAL SERVICES
The high schools and the grade
schools Of the city will hold memori
al services for members OF the
Grand Army on Friday. May 20. at
the schools. The services at the
high schools will he held at a. m.
and the grade schools at 100 p. m.
MOTHERS CLUB
Sigma Delta Theta Mothers club
will meet Friday. at 2:30 .. m, at the
fraternity house. 47ss 10th N. Z.
VAN ASSET SCHOOL
TO GIVE MAY F-RoLIc
Van ASSET school will have a May
Frolic. Friday. May 20. at the school.
There will be a program by tho chill.
dren Of the school from 2:30 10 4
o'clock: games and baseball from 4 to
o'clock followed by a picnic supper
and music in the evening. The af.
fair win conclude at o'clock.
WHIST PARTY
Nina Fry tent, Daughters Of Vet.
Grams. will have whist party Fri.
day evening. May 20. at Veterans
hall. Armory.
EXHIBITION OF
DALcROZE EURYTHMICS
There will be an annual exhibition
OF Dalcroze eurythmics by students
OF the Cornish school Friday eve
ming, May 20. at the Sunset club.
This performance will be under the
direction Of Berthe Poncy Dow and
wallace Dow. Mrs. Dow Is one OF
three people in the United States
who Is able 10 give the Dalcroze
work exactly as II Is done In the
Dalcroze school In Geneva. She
was member Of the faculty at
Geneva for five years Mr.. Dow
Is one OF the few people In this
country who holds Dalcroze GER
tificate.
Eurythmlcs Is name given by
Jacques Dalcroze TO certain educa-
nonm processes which he has
evolved for the development OF
musical feeling and understanding.
using the human body as medium
ior the Interpretation OF music.
There will he over one hundred
OF the corps, may take the Ever
FLAGS TO BE PRESENTED
stevens corps will present two
rags TO the Ronald school on Fri
Gay evening. May 20. at $3.50
o'clock. Thoso desiring TO attend
me presentation, which will be made
ny RUBY Burns, patriotic Instructor
fthc corps, may take the Ever
en- lnterurban TO Ronald station.
Members OF the G. a. Il, especially
invited.
CHICKEN DINNER
Rldgely auxiliary viii serve q
chicken dinner, followed by . mill.
laFy whist party Friday, May 20,
G Odd Fellows temple. 10th and
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Luncheon and
LdlCH Fete

Rainier guild Of the Children's or.
lhopodio hospital Will serve luncheon
AZ 1880 o'clock on Friday. June ~,
az the home OF Mrs. Frank Palmer.
1905 Seward Park ave. Tho lunch.
ron win be followed by lava fe,e
when the Kathlyn Backus dancers
win give n program
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. John b. Rau. IA inier.solO. or
Mrs. j, Frank Fogarty, RA iniers7so.
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FLAGs no BE PRESENTED
CHICKEN DINNEr,

ludgely auxiliary will serve q
chicken dinner, followed by mill.
..'y whlst party. Friday, May 20,
y odd Fellows temple, 10th and
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At Home for Daughter

Mr.. and MrS. W Marshal viii lie
at home sunday afternoon. May ~,
from ) until o'clock. In honor OF
tho confirmation OF their daughter,
Florence.
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GOPHER CLUB

GOPHER CLUB
POSTPONES MEETING
The Minnesota Gopher club has
postponed It's meeting, planned for
Saturday, May 30, Indefinitely. on
account OF Decoration day.
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VAN ASSET SCHOOL
TO GIVE May ERnIIC,
WHIST PARTY

Nina Fry tent, Daughters OF Vet.
Grams. will have whist party Fri.
day evening. May 20. at Veterans
hall, Armory.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
CLAN MCKENZIE TO
GIVE DANCE

Clan Mckenzie No. 1854. o. s. c.,
will have Its regular concert and
dance on Friday evening. May 20, in
A. 0. u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
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BIRTHDAY PICNIC

An enjoyable picnic was held at
Lake Hickiin on Sunday by friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. sangster
Of Mount View In celebration OF Mr..
sangstcr's s0tb birthday. over 80
persons assembled to do him honor.
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CAPITOL HILL w. C. t. U.

Capitol Hill w. c. T. U. will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Marie Ridgsway,
iia2 Goth ave. n, on Tuesday. June
2. at 2 o'clock.
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SCHUBERT CLUB
Schubert club will meet nj the
home OF Mrs. H. J. Helm. 1922 Sixth
ave. w, Friday, June 8. at ~
o'clock.
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wonderfully comfortable, 1907 Fourth
T ne s sas nc, @ s ~ g =. stay QUIT.
should 'ona Is needed for 'eolkfno
YOUR HAIR AFTER SWIMMING
952Iss a' method at ia'Au'' Beauty sh'' 40 E HdA
your
party han 70 sec ron emerge from your dip 10Th strn9y scrag0s
THE TAYLOR BABY SERVICE
one daisy cloth
diapers at sass
~ such ,e sno nj. TO ,oe 9r ne aae Daeusy
eco ooo ""''' '"'e 'e'A' individuality '"'' IN the "
WISE MOTHERS TAKE THEIR DAUGHTERS
TO consul, Esther Baum about upeIs0us hairs She
American nss B established for twelve year.
ruinon. to peace Of mind Of an other
rise pretty girl the uH,untod that
MARIE NELSON AT THE MODEL
hsitchins People. Bank Bldg ~
original creations that hovs
this products Of Of smart mods.e
DAINTY WHITE FRoCKs
For the sweet girl reasonably priced
and oss 1921 i3u Of p pa many treasures ''k'
WE SPECIALIZE IN LARGE AND SMALL HEADSIZES
And remodelns Hazel Jossen Millinery,
not dficulv
finding really smart factory hat
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Well you can.f for you your tent
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ADORABLE HATS AT IS ON FRIDAY
Marvellous bu'sat The Bubben the Gloria Swanson bonnets
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smart new hat at The uoRdem offered
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DAINTY WHITE FROCKS
For the sweet girl
Hollywood many frocks and
coats 1921 Westake north of Pine.
Graduation Is really happenings
OLD FASHIONED SHORTCAKE
Made luscious
to be had at Wings Cafeteria, 1903 First Avenue
For summer dining. this unique
from the ,ondcrfM and
mountains
DISCOUNT ON FUR WORK
q Model Bldg
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SUNSHINE CLUB

Queen City Sunshine club will
have a picnic at AK beach Tuesday,
June 2. Luncheon at IL o'clock.
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CHAPTER q. r. r. o.
Chapter G.. p. r. o.. viii meet
Monday. June I. at p m. at the
home Of Mrs. wilmot II. Lilly. 3s7
18th ave. ".
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Ark Social club. O. r. s.. viii en-.
terrain the mothers OF It's members
at lawn feto on Wednesday. June
q. at 2:2o O'Clock. at the home OF
Mrs. John =. Rau. s055 43rd ave. s.
An interesting program has been ar.
ragged.
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TUB FRoCKs AT s3.e5
FOR SHOWER AND WEDDING GIFTS

Don't fan 10 drop In Mt colsmhn's Import sh
things from tho Orient and Europe. and i \
treasures 1916 Second. Hotel Gowman
~ means so much 10 The one ,cho recetres
eears crery erdcnoe Of being carefully select
hrT particular taste
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Olympic camp No. 1912, n. N. OF
A. will hold it's regular business
meeting, followed by n social, on
Monday evening. june I. at s o'clock,
In NJ. w. A. hall, 1921 Third ave.
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w. V. U. COMMENCEMENT
WEEK LARGEST

That the program for Commence
ment week at West Virginia Univer-
sity will be the largest ever under
taken in the history of the institu-
ton, was the comment made yeser-
day by F. Roy Yoke, alumni secre-
tary, when he announced the COM
plete order of events.
Something entirely new in Noun
taineer commandments will be the
historical pageanta From 1900 to
1000 people will take part in the
spectacle, which will be presented
Monday, June at o'clock in the
new Stadium.
The commencement program is as
follows:
June Entertainment by the de-
partment of public speaking.
June 5-Recital by School of Mus
ic.
June 6-Alumni-Var baseball
game in the afternoon. Alumni Ora
tion at s P M, followed by Presi-
dents reception at Woman's Hall to
alumni and seniors.
June -Baccalaureate sermon by
the Rev Dr. Carl, Wallace Petty,
pastor of the first Baptist Church,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
June annual business meeting
of the alumni association at 10 A.
NJ. Alumni luncheon at noon. The
host classes will be those of '94 and
'98. Glass reunions in the afternoon
general meeting place, the Armory-
Booths will be erected for each class
At eight in the evening, the pageant
will be held in the Stadium.
June 9--Commencement. Address
by DR.. William Mather Lewis, pre-
sident of George Washington Uni
versity, Washington, D. C.
at can readily be seen that this,
the 58th annual commencement, will
be the largest ever held in the num-
Der of activities planned for both
alumni and Seniors" remarked Mr..
Yoke. eve are corresponding with
alumni from all over the world in
an effort to make this years pro-
gram notable from the standpoint of
class reunions, always feature of
commencement weeks. Governor Ho-
ward M Gore, of the class of 1900,
has said he would be here, as have
also the members of the State Board
of Control. The pageant will call for
the appearance not only of the Gov
erner but of many of the oldest a
lumni
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-28
BARBOUR COUNTY HEALTH
ASSOCIATION CLINIC DIR. o,
S. GRIBBLE TO OPERATE

On June 18th. at the Philippi High
School, the Barbour County Health
Association win hold clinic for the
removal of tonsils.
DR.. O. S. Gribble of Clarksburg,
a specialist in this kind of work, will
be the operating surgeon. He will
be assisted by local physicians, and
nurses will be in attendance.
Several rooms in the school build
ing will be equipped as an emergency
hospital. 1t is hoped that those in
need will avail themselves Of this
splendid opportunity.
For further information please
consult Miss Munson, the school
nurse, or Miss Mayo, the child well
fare nurse.
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BELTNGToN PLAYS BASE BALL

Belington is becoming famous as a
Base Ball center, as we'll as place
where champion players are found
Last Friday evening Grafton was de-
feated on a close score on the local
diamond, then Elkins came along
Saturday and she went down in a
worse defeat. 1t was stated that a
game was scheduled for last Sunday
but providence prevented this first
Sunday game by heavy storm. IT
is too bad that the only real Ameri-
can game is to go in bad repute by
playing on Sundays, and it is even
too bad that officers will allow the
Sabbath to be desecrated in such a
manner. SO let US see that Beling-
ton has her games during the six
days besides Sunday, and try and
hold the game within bounds of rea-
son and right.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-28
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
JUNE Is -29
This Season All Speakers, Musicians
and Entertainers VIII Travel BY
Sedan Busses.

All speakers, musicians and enter
tainers appearing on the Redpath
chautauqua program in Belington,
June 25-29 are travelling by automo-
bile this season, according to the
announcement of II. b. Wyman,
chautauqua's first advance man, who
arrived Wednesday morning. Mr..
Wyman stated further that for both
economy and convenience the chau-
tauqua management has secured a
fleet of sedan buses that carry chau-
tauqua baggage, as well as passen-
gers. ~ ~
The Nipple Concert Company and
Sidney Landon, impersonator Of great
literary characters, will travel by
sedan bus on chautauqua's opening
day. The Betsy Booth Concert Com
pany and Edward Tomlinson, lectur-
err, will travel in Miss Booths own
car, The play company, which is to
produce adam and Eva" on chau-
tauqua's third day, will travel with
Ernest r. Root, the bee man, in
sedan bus. The McVicker Symphonic
Quartet and Ada Ward, English lee
turer, also will travel by sedan bus.
On chautauqua's closing day the
Jackson Jubilee Singers, six in num-
Der, together with AL Baker, who is
to present a junior speciality Of mag
ic and ventriloquism, will use
passenger car and two roadster
trucks for the transportation of per-
formers and their baggage.
The chautauqua circuit, of which
this city is part, operates from
June 6 to September 2 in Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Belington's dates this year are par
.ticularly fortunate, coming over the
week end, and with the play COM
ing on Saturday night.
The men in direct charge of the
work are
President, G. A. Blakeslee; Sec
Treas, w. w. Thomas; Ticket Chair
man, w. w. Brewer; Committee,
Grounds and Properties, M. f. Den
mis-, J o. Harvey, A. r.. Parish. 1t
will be the duty of this committee to
arrange for grounds, lighting and
including handling of tent.
Chairman Of Ushers, M r. Keyser.
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POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, May
Is Three barns and -silo, blown
down by the wind, represented the
most serious damage in Mason coun-
ty of Sundays heavy storms. One of
the barns, owned by William Rey-
nolds on the south side Of the Kama
wha river, was one Of the largest and
considered one of the best frame
barns in the country. 1t was COM
pletely fattened by the wind. A
barn owned by Ed Greenlee was
blown down and one on the property
Of Milt Sayre was blown from its
foundation. The silo blown down
was owned by Robert Wilson. Many
trees were uprooted by the storm
and trains on tire New York Cen
trail railroad were delayed until fall
len trees could be removed from the
tracks.
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NOTICE DICTIONARIES
Elk SERVICE MEN!


Memorial services will be held this
year at Pleasant Creek Cemetery on
the Philippi to Grafton road Sun
day May Dist at o'clock. Turn out
for these services in your o. DIS. If
you havn't any o. DIS. wear "civies"
and your Legion cap. If you have
neither turn out any way for you
must be out.
Remember it might have been you"
If you have been in the firing
squad, come in uniform to Legion
headquarters, Philippi, Sunday morn
ing for assignment and rifles,
ROY POLLING, Commander
BARBOUR County Post No. Al
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FREE PICTURE TO BE SHOWN

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company are sending to Philippi two
delightfully."- entertaining motion pic
lures, Working for Dear Life, and
Zone Scar or Many?"
These will be shown at the Grand
Theatre on the evening of May goth,
together with the regular feature,
"The Girl Of the Limberlost"
You must not miss seeing them.
We have seen them and pronounce
them good.
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by the hail
Practically all of the damage of
the storm was confined to the rural
districts.
In Elkins and Belington and Philip
pi, there was high wind and hard
rain for about half an hour, but there
was no damage reported.
AT the Government weather bur
eau here, the mercury stood at rs at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. 1t
fell to 46 by 8 o'clock. This morn
ing at it was 80, at $3.50 it was 81
and at 2:15 it registered as.
A severe snow storm was reported
at Philippi at 4:3O o'clock Monday
morning.
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UNION MINERS HOLD MEETING

An effort to unionize the mines in
Upshur County was started Sunday
when a representative of the United
Mine Workers of America addressed
a small group of miners in Upshur
Hall. So far, however, the efforts
Of the union have proved futile, and
it is believed that much progress
will be made in the county since the
union is rapidly losing ground
throughout Northern West Virginia.
The Upshur Record.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES

Barbour County Post No. Al, The
American Legion, following its es-
tablished custom will hold Memorial
Services this year for Che deceised
ex-service men, veterans of the World
War, buried in Barbour County.
The one formal service will be
held at the Pleasant Creek Church
Cemetery, Sunday afternoon, May
31st, at 200 o'clock.
A short program is being arranged
consisting of singing, an address and
prayer, followed by the placing of
new flags in the grave markers and
the usual rifle salute.
The public is cordially invited to
be present on this occasion and a
special invitation is given to the re-
latives and friends of hte men buried
ing floral offerings, which will be
at Pleasant Creek to attend, bring
placed on the graves.
There are five men buried at Pleas
an Greek Besides these there are
twenty-three men buried in fifteen
other cemeteries in various sections
of the County. Because of the fact
that it is almost impossible for the
Legionaire details to decorate all the
other graves in the County in the
morning and reassemble for the
formal service in the afternoon the
Post has decided to set an additional
date for the informal decoration of
the graves Of those not buried at
Pleasant Creek.
This year this date will be Sunday,
June 9TH. Weather permitting, de-
tails of Legionaires will visit ali the
service men buried, some time
during the 5he forenoon Of that date
These ceremonies will be informal,
consisting of the reading or offering
of prayer, followed by the placing of
new flags in the grave markers.
Although the services will be in
formal the relatives and friends of
the men buried in the various GENE
teries are invited to be present,
bringing floral tributes if they so de-
sire.
No exact hour can be set for these
services on account of the Locations
of the cemeteries, however they will
likely be at time between $3.50 and
1900 o'clock.
Let all patriotic citizens turn out
on these dates and do honor to those
VIII served in 1918.
Remember he dates and places
Pleasant Greek Cemetery, located |
on the good road from Philippi to
Grafton, Sunday May 31st., 200 P. /
NJ.
All other cemeteries, Sunday June
7th., in the forenoon.
ROY POLLING, Post Commander i
EARLE MATTHEWS, Chairman
Memorial Comm
Barbour County Post No Al, The A +
nerican Legion.
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The Sermon delivered Sunday in
the M. E. Church to the Graduates
of the Belington High School by Dr.
Elkanah HUXLEY of Broaddus, was
received with great satisfaction, and
Will be long remembered by those in
attendance. His theme was in con-
nection with the first Great Command
ments, Glove the Lord Thy God with
all they heart, mind and soul"