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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
CLUB CONDUCTS
OBSERVANCE OF
PRESIDENT DAY
Welfare Group Has Lunch
eon-Meeting at Sphinx
Arms.

The Welfare Club observed Presi-
dents Day at the Spink-Arms today
in honor Of the new president, Mrs.
H. o. Luft.
The tables were decorated with
late autumn flowers in lavender and
white, carrying out the clubs colors
Of Lavender and old lace" in COM
pliment to the Ladies' at the Home
for Aged Women.
Following the luncheon program
was given. Mrs. John Il. Sawyer
was program chairman, assisted by
Mrs. William Birk and Mrs. f. L.
Walker. Mrs. Chantilla White gave
a group Of readings and several VIC
lin selections were given by Miss
Rheta Gardner accompanied by Mrs.
Myrtle Hester at the piano. Mrs.
Harvey B. Martin accompanied by
Mrs. John Kolmer sang "Trees,"
Pirate Dreams" and "As We Part. !"
The other officers Of the Welfare
Club for this year are Mrs. nellie
Greyer, first vice president; Mrs. Will
liam Lyman, second vice president;
Mrs. James Berry, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Herbert Grimes, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Irving Lemaux,
assistant secretary; Mrs. D. B. Sui
Ivan, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. r. C. Scott, treasurer.
Directors are Mrs. o. T. Thauner,
Mrs. nellie Shellhouse, Mrs. A. G.
Earring, Mrs. e. G. Wacker and Mrs.
Harvey Martin.
Mrs. Otto Keller and Mrs. John
Simmons were in charge Of the ar
rangements Of the luncheon.
Social guests were Mrs. John Bar
rett, president of the board for the
Home for Aged Women, Mrs. Walter
Marmon, board secretary; Mrs. John
Quincy Meyers, board member; Mrs.
Carrie Loveless, matron Of the Home,
and Mrs. Coral Swisher, resident
nurse of the Home.
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Eighth Ward Republican Club

Mrs. Minta Crane, president of the
Eighth Ward Woman's Republican
CLUB, will entertain the club and
friends at her home, 1882 Central
Ave, this evening at 8. Speakers
will be Ralph Updike, candidate for
Congress from the Seventh district;
Mrs. Grace Urbahns, candidate for
State treasurer. and WilliapH
Ebaugh, candidate for State rep
resentative.
A group of readings will be given
by Miss Mary Armstrong and Mrs.
c. B. Clarke will sing. Piano selec.
tons will be given by Ellis Conger.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Ella Graham, and Mrs. Rhoda
Stapp. Miss Daloris Crane and Miss
Ruth Harvey will serve.
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For love is the impulse created by
God whereby men and women may
know the mate that is best suited
for them. A marriage without love
may endure over a period of. many
years. Children may come to share
the home and grow into worth while
men and woman. But to the man
and wife, life evolves unto an en-
durance test of which neither is the
winner and is only stopped by death
unless they have taken a header
for the divorce court in the mean
time.
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USE HORSE AND WAGON
Burglars Ransack KrOger Grocery
Secure 81 in Cash.

Burglars who ransacked the Kro-
ger grocery at 2026 w. Michigan St.
over the weekend used horse and
wagon to cart away their loot.
Wagon tracks led to the back door
Of the grocery.
Elvin Whebry, manager, told po-
lice that only "a was taken from the
cash register. He was unable to
, give any estimate on the value Of
groceries taken from the shelves,
which practically were stripped.
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Sister Mays
Kitchen

Breakfast-Grape fruit juice, ba-
con and potato omelet, bran mullins,
milk, coffee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mushrooms,
carrot, celery and cabbage salad,
peanue butter bread, apple snow,
milk, tea. 6
Dinner-Pot roast of beef. Drowned
potatoes, baked squash, tomato and
cress salad, graham bread, vanilla
ice cream with fresh fruit, milk, cot.
fee.
The following recipe for scalloped
mushrooms is so very much worth
while that even if It isn't quite ideal
for small children you will want to
use it. All the mushroom flavor is
found in the dish, a few mushrooms
can be Stretched" to serve several
persons and the sauce adds much
CalOric value.
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Entcrtains at Greensburg

Miss Katherine Weisbach, the Pin
mex Apartments, entertained with a
dinner and supper at her home in
Greensburg Sunday.
Guests were the Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Stroud and Misses Mildred Haehl,
Halle Racuglen, Marie Stone, Irene
Davis, Mildred Mccormick, Virginia
Winters, Vera Hirt, Gertrude Plew
Hazel Troutwine and Messrs. Fran
els Riese, Joseph Beatty, George
Dinsmore, Mack Biederman, Ray
Hessler, Charles Henderson, Allen
Thompson, Louis Klug, Edward
Legg, Jack Kelley and Ed Klug and
family.
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ALCOHOL CAUSES DEATH

Coroner Paul f. Robinson today
investigated details surrounding the
death Of Robert O'Nein, IS, Negro.
400 Indiana Ave, who succumbed
at the city hospital Sunday. An au-
topsy disclosed death was due to
wood alcohol poisoning.
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READY For MOVIE WORK

AS soon as Wallace Berry and
Raymond Hatton finish Were in
the Navy Now" they will start on
another comedy for Paramount,
Casey At The Bat" OF course
Wally takes the part Of Mr.. Casey
who strikes out with the bases filled.
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my presence, young man, III make
you wash your mouth out with
soap" Mr.. Lane rose from the table
to shake his fist in his sons face.
"As long as you live under my roof,
Junior, you've got to behave your
self AS for you, Cherry, if you're
disobeyed me and been out with that
! Wiley scoundrel, you can pack your
things and get out of my house. No
child o. mine IS going to live off me
and fiout my authority in my face
like that! Understand me?"
II didn't do 1t. Daddy" Cherry
burst in to tears. II was dancing at
the Warrens! You can call Frances
Warren up and ask her, If you don't
believe mew
What's going on in here?" Mrs.
Lane, a vast, tottering bulk in rum
pied, long-sleeved, high-necked night
gown, stood in the doorway.
Both Cherry and Faith ran to her
side, each putting a supporting arm
about her shoulders. Cherry man
aged to laugh shakily, dashing at her
tears with her free hand.
Just one of our usual breakfast
rows, Muggy darling she cried.
Junior was teasing me and Dad
took his part. It's nothing serious,
honest 1t isn't. Junior was just mis-
taken about something, weren't you,
Junior?" she appealed TO the boy
who had dropped his head sheepishly.
Yeah" he muttered. II was
mistaken"
And Muggy," Cherry cried ex-
citedly. rubbing her lovely young
cheek against her mothers, Dads
gonig to paper the living room and
the dining room. Wen all help Dad.
We can do it in couple of nights.
III pick out the paper today"
81 can't lay my hand on the money
for the paper right now, I'm afraid. "
Jim Lane sank back into his chair.
defeated, and reached for the sau-
sages.
I'm buy the paper" Cherry beam
ed on them all. 81 saw the loveliest
patterns at Robinson's-"
Where's Joy?" Mrs. Lane, sup
ported by her daughters, waddled
slowly to a place at the table. She'll
be late for school. Bring me my fan
nelette wrapper, Faith. Oh, dear!
I feel so dizzy! I'll take just a mite
of that sausage, Jim, and a couple
Of buckwheat cakes"
Don't you think we can get the
house fixed up by Friday, Dad?"
Cherry slipped into her chair again.
and leaned over to pat her fathers
cheek lovingly. "For-you know
what"
Course he cam" Mrs. Lane spoke
for her husband. IT been tryin to
get him to fix up this place for a
coon's age, but nothin' I say makes
any difference to him. Well, JOY. ]
must say this is n fine time for you
to stroll in for your breakfast! And
a shoe lace draggin! Faith, / wish
you'd wash joys socks yourself. The
laundry fades all the color out of
EN-. My land, What are you all
swelled up about?" y
Nothing" Faith protested in a
strangled voice, but she left her sau-
sage untouched on her plate.
ITO BE COntinued)
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Incl
How can Faith save Cherry? With
George Pruitt lavashing attentions on
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Martha Lee Says-
MARRY WITHOUT LOVE?
IT'S 4 BIG RISK

Marriage without love is like life without air with
out sunshine and without fragrance Unnumbered
from the beginning of tme have tried to make Of
marriage without love- but have record of single instance
where real happiness resulted.
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NessIerRanier

The Rev. Harry Andrews King
read the wedding ceremony, Satur-
day evening which made Miss Ruth
Rainier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ford Rainier, 2716 Sutherland
Ave, the bride Of Karl Theodore
Nessler, at the home of the bride s
parents.
Bridesmaids were Miss Lois
Severinhaus of New Albany, Ind,
and Miss Natalie Lee Barnes Of
Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Paul Rainier Of Seymour, Ind,
was matron Of honor. Miss Patricia
Moore, was flower girl. Ralph Ness
Ter Jr., was ring bearer. Ra phi
NessIer, brother Of the bridegroom
was best man.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held Baskets of fall
flowers decorated the DINING room
and sun porch. Mr.. and Mrs. Ness
Ter left Immediately on a wedding
trip to the East, which Will include
Swampscott, Boston, Mass, and New
York. The bride. we'll known harp
list, is graduate of Wellesley Col
lege and the groom is a graduate Of
Purdue.
Miss Cathryn Colbert will enter
tain the members of the Phi Rho
Chi Sorority with a bunco party at
her home, 1899 w. Thirty-First St.,
Monday evening, honoring Mrs
Frances Morris, formerly Of FIT
Wayne, a new member of the
sorority
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COCOANUT MArAROONS

One can Of sweetened condensed
milk and one pound Of cocoanut
mixed together. Place wrapping pa
per in a cake pan. Drop mixture
on paper mot greased). Bake till well
Drowned Turn out and wet back
Of paper with a brush. Remove
macaroons with a knife.
Mrs. w. ii. Sinner, 307 n. Ban
croft ST.. indianapolis.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will give a
recipe fling cabinet for recipe sub
mitted by a reader and printed in
this column. One recipe Is printed
daily, except Friday, when twenty
are given. Address Recipe Editor
Of The Times. Cabinets will be
mailed to winners.
Write only one recipe, name, ad-
dress and date on each sheet
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A sheet of ice nearly three times
the size Of the State Of California
covers Greenland.
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Wants All Her Love

Dear Martha Lee: / love girl with
all my heart and always will love, her,
love. Sometimes she acts like she loves
me and other times she's lust the OPP
posite. | am going on twenty years old
We nave been going steady for two
years. ut she has cheated on me some;
There is another fellow who think shd
cares a little bit for and l think he cares
for her. Please Miss Lee. tell me how I
N'' ''' ''> LONESOME AND SORRY.
AS you are just going on" twen-
ty, she is likely younger than you,
which might indicate that she
doesn't want to settle down yet and
this desire for freedom on her part
axes form in a flirtatious manner
It's likely that she is quite in love
with you. Give her time. Don't eX'
pect her to give you all her atten-
ton and time yet.
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Makes Smart Table
Cover from Old
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step anyone can take. 1t practically
never works out.
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Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc

How can Faith save Cherry? With
George Pruitt lavashing attentions on
Faith the problem of refusing him
became harder.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

bridegroom, a platinum and diamond
barpin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison have gone
on a wedding trip and will be at
home after Nov. Is at PA e. Eff.
teenth st.
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NEXT: What About Jerry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31
examinations SCHEDULE. JET
PERSON COUNTY, 1926.

Examination on reading circle
books for coupons of credit and re-
newals of first grade 5 year certifi-
Gates; on professional books for pro-
fessional credit. and high school SUBJ
iects for high school credit will be
given on Saturday. May 1st. Appli-
cants who are interested in the
above examinations should notify
the superintendent of the county i'm
mediately, so that said county sup
erintendent may supply the State
Department with information in
time to arrange for questions upon
the subjects which the candidates
desire to pass. Place. Shepherd Col
lege.
First Uniform Examination for
elementary Teachers certificates
will be held May 20-21: second Uni
form Examination for elementary
teachers certificates. July IL.
Eighth Grade Diploma Tests for
elementary pupils for promotion to
high school viii be held. May 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31
ANNOUNCES FOR LEGISLATURE

In another column will be found
announcement of Hon. u. S. Martin
as candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Delegate to the West
Virginia Legislature from jefferson
County. subject to the action of the
voters at the Primary Election in
August next. Mr.. Martin is a for
mer Mayor of Shepherdstown. hav
ing served in that position several
times. and his friends consider him
well qualified to represent our Coun-
ty in the Legislature, and he will.
we have no doubt, receive strong
support in the coming Primary.
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"FOr the Lands Sake" Use Lime

Faces Of examination to be publish
ed later,
Candidates. who are interested in
any of the line Of work heretofore
mentioned. should get in touch with
me and make their wants known.
for we shall order copies of tests
and examination sets to meet the
demand of applicants.
Manuscript paper viii be furnish
ed for all teachers examinations.
but pupils will be requested to fur
nish their own Of uniform type.
Respectfully,
/. NJ. BONHAM,
Supt. of Jeff. Co. Schools
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

The Kearneysville garage. destroy
ed by fire early in the past winter. is
to be rebuilt. A lease on the site of
the destroyed building has been ac-
quired by Martinsburg garage men.
who will erect an up-to-date garage
and filing station. The building is
to be frame. 20 by 40 feet. with
plate-glass Widowed showrooms at
one end. and repair shop at the rear
of the other end. All modern con-
veniences will be found for the tour
list. including a handsome restroom.
The interior will be decorated in
mahogany and dull white. c. w.
Spiker will be manager.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Rorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zinn. a fine son. at the Charles Town
General Hospital.
Ct. Hilda's Hall has commenced its
annual Easter vacation, and most Of
the Young ladies have gone to their
homes for a ten-dav vacation.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs.
John T. Porterfeld are the proud
nareuts of a baby boy, who came to
their home on Wednesday night.
Mrs. W. A. Riggs win build a
home on her lots on Jefferson
Heights. in the eastern section of
Charles Town. in the early summer.
Four DRINKS from out of town.
three from Virginia. and one from
MARYLAND. were arrested on the
street by Officer Shepherd on Tues
day night, and were fined by the
Mayor.
The Colored Teachers Potomac
Round Table held largely attended
meeting at Storer College. Harpers
Ferry. last Friday and Saturday.
The meeting next year will be held
in Charles Town.
Fred Moler, on Wednesday. moved
from Casilis. the former Kennedy
homestead, south of town. to the
farm owned by the Jno. c. Burns es-
tate, and formerly a part of Altoona,
west of town. Mr.. Moler has been
living at Casilis for the past four
teen years. Casilis will undergo i'm
in the fall will be occupied by John
L. Burns. the present owner.
Sunshine Hawks. Ruxton. Nd.
begs to offer you: The Christian
Herald. for one year, $500. two
years, $500: Ladies Home Journal.
for one year, $1.00; Saturday Even
ing Post, for one year, $500: Coun-
try Gentleman. for three years.
S1.00: The Golden Book, for one
year, $500; The American Review
of Reviews. for one year. $500.
Pick out the best magazines and
send me check. Get the best maya
zines and help me. Sunshine Hawks.
Ruxton, Maryland.
J. William Clevenger. proprietor
of the Halltown Garage, has received
notice that his place of business has
been designated as an official station
by the American Automobile As
ISOLATION. An appropriate sign to in
dicate the status of the garage will
be forwarded to Mr.. Clevenger and
will be conspicuously displayed in
front of his place of business. This
recognition. Mr.. Clevenger says.
comes to him as a result of cour-
tesies extended to members of the
American Automobile Association on
several occasions. when they had en-
CINE or tire trouble in passing
through the county. Mr.. Clevenger
is greatly pleased at the distinction
accorded him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Mrs. Rosa v. Boyd moved on last
Thursday from Federal Hill farm.
recently sold to Geo. NJ. Hough. to
the former Methodist parsonage
property on West Washington street,
purchased by her last fall. Other
residence changes. pending in town.
are: Clarence L. Ramey to an apart
ment in the Bishop building from the
Barney Lloyd house. on Congress
street. the latter to be taken by John
H. Goode. who recently bought it.
and will move from the Washington
Boom: Charles F. Reininger from
the Bishop apartment to the Dixon
hous until recently occupied by w. B
Davis, on Liberty street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

The sale of Cedar Lawn farm.
formerly owned bv the late Robert
Earle. located five miles northwest
of Charles Town. was announced on
last Wednesday by the Briscoe Real
Estate Agency. who made the sale.
M. M. Jenkins. the Charles Town
grocer. bought that portion of the
farm with all the improvements on
the north side Of the Summit Point
road. containing about $50 acres,
while the portion lying on the south
side of the road. with an area of 70
acres unimproved was purchased by
Col. Forrest w. Brown. who owns q
farm adjoining it on the east. This
addition to Col. Browns farm gives
him a farm of 220 acres.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31
FIRE MONDAY NIGHT.

Fire last Monday night shout 12
O'Clock DESTROYED a barn or large
stable. in Ransom. belonging to Mr..
L. d. Getzendanner. and stable be-
longing to Mr.. C. F. Wall. A Ford
Coupe belonging to Mr.. Darrell
Wageley, and a motorcycle belong
ing TO Mr.. Toad jenkins were de
stroyed in the fire.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Bank Of Charles
Town will be held in the Directors
Room of the Bank on Monday, April
5, 1926, at eleven o'clock .. m, for
the election Of Directors and such
other business as may be legally
transacted.
JOHN PORTERFIELD. Cashier
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Young. OF
near Summit Point. have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth. to Mr.. B. B.
Morton. of Lackawanna. New York.
Mr.. Morton is metallurgical engi-
neer and. until recently, was in the
service of the American Smelling
and Refining Company, at Chihua-
hua, Mexico. At present, he is with
the Bethlehem Steel Company. at
Lackawanna. New York.
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SWEET PEAS

Now is the time to plant Sweet
Peas if you want good, sturdy plants
and large blooms. Get them in as
soon as the ground is dry enough.
We have the seed on hand. the usual
fine varieties. also our other garden
and flower seeds are in and ready
for you. Come to see us.
c. N. Beard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Mrs. Ellen Ramey passed her END
birthday at her home, about three
miles from Charles Town. on the
Middleway pike last Thursday. Mrs.
Ramey still enjoys fairly good health
for one of her age, and still able TO
get around and visit her sons and
daughters and numerous grandchil-
dren hereabouts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31
EASTER SALE.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Charles Town M. E. Church. South.
will hold their annual Easter Sale of
homemade cakes. pies. doughnuts.
potato rolls. and colored Easter eggs.
at Mr.. Melvin t. Strider's furniture
room on Easter Saturday, April g..
sale to commence at 10 A. M. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Doan's Regulets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily.
without gripping and without bad af-
ter effects. zoe at all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Have you seen our new Butter
Kist'' Electric Peanut Toaster.
Something different. Ely Bros.
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TRY out Hot Cross buns made fresh
every day during Lenten season.
Brown Bros.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-31

Hot toasted Butter Kist" Pea
nuts, fresh every day. Ely Bros.
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For any pain. burn. scald or bruise.
apply DIR. Thomas Eclectic 0il-the
household remedy. Two sizes 30c
and Coo at all drug stores.
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ITEMS

amor, the Pastor nOr
s srl Town Pres rs
Sunday. pr.
services at the
ndsy. r..
n be as follows;
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rbnrch. at 4:90 p
5 !, at Il o'clock.
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March %. spe;
are being held
Methodist Profess s,
= light and will
he +, week. The
~ n with the Spirit
r. =, = pagtor will be
.non Roberts from
College.
Dnkle, Pastor
-. Pastor Of
! B 3a Church.
Il nee County, Va:
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r. :. srsl taking place
Church on Friday
were no preach
& Baptist Church
rs account. but the
q services as usual
Church. South
representative body
Sunday School
Ference in Winches-
! this Wednesday
{,lndav School next
a 80: Morning Ser
Il E.pworth League,
fvice :30.
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s and meet the
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b.. protruding or
Welded to Doan's
i all stores.
Enny is here spend
blidays with Prof.
/ Denny.
6llips and daughter,
llips. left last week
/. South { arolina,
bending a week with
| Mr.. Harry R Phil