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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
The State of Ohio, Morgan County.
| Common Pleas Court
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION
! Anna Miller, plaintiff
Charles Mosier, ct al, defendants


Case No. 542S
Notice is hereby given, that on Sat-
urday, the goth day of November, A.
d., 1926, at the hour of one o'clock, p.
tion at the door of the Court House,
in McConnelsville, Ohio, the following
real estate, situate in the county of
Morgan, and State of Ohio, and in the
| One tract of land consisting of six
parcels and being bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Parcel one: Being sub of
tanning 40.3S acres, being the same
lands conveyed to c. w. Mosier and
| G. L. Mosier by c. J. Wooley and wife
! by deed, May 3rd, 1890.
Parcel two: Being situated in T 7, r
13, and Section 23, of Ohio Company
purchase commencing at the south
west corner of said section thence S.
IS IL degrees, E; S0,2S chains; thence
n. 3-4 degrees, E. 1920 chains to the
middle Of Mountville pike. for a place
Of beginning; thence N. 4 "a degrees.
e. 691 chains; thence n. IS IA de-
| grees, w. 58l chains; thence S. 4 ga
degrees, w. 2s41 chains to the middle
Of said pike: thence down the pike S.
AZ ga degrees, f. 1882 chains, to the
acres more or less. Being Sub division
II Of said Section %.
Parcel three: Being situated in T. 7,
r, 13, and Section 23 commencing at
thence south Al chains; thence south
$3.50 chains; thence w. 6.35 chains to
a stake in the public road for a place
of beginning; thence north S6 1-2 de-
grees, Z. 65.46 rods to corner of
road; thence north "a degrees, w. 22.53
rods to place of beginning containing
z acres more or less.
Parcel four: Being situated in Sec
tion 90, Il T. and r. 13, containing
acres more or less.
Parcel five: Beginning at the north
east corner of the tract of land decided
to James Daugherty by Martha Clay
ton; thence north 9 rods to a planted
stone; thence "a rods west to a stone;
! thence 8 rods to a stone; then east "a
rods to the place of beginning con-
tanning acres more or less, being
Sub division 20, of said Section 23.
i Parcel six: Being situated in Sec
ton 90, T. 3, and Range Is, containing
i2 acres more or less, being Sub-diviS-
ion II Of said Section 23.
Appraised at I,950.00.
Said premises to be sold as the prop
erty of the parties to the above action
on an order of sale in Partition from
the Common Pleas Court of Morgan
!! Sheriff Of said County.
A Terms Of sale: Cash
4 Given under my hand this 21st day
4 of October. 1926.
GEO. r. KENNARD,
Sheriff of Morgan County, Ohio.
Chas ii. Fouts, Atty. 21o5
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
Meeting OF ID. A. II.

The Amanda Barker Devin chap
ter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. met Friday evening
at the country home of Miss Velma
Mckinney.
After the business meeting, the
program for the evening was turn
ed over to Mrs. Fred Dover, whose
paper on "The History of the Ma
tional Society of the Daughters o.
the American Revolution" was
most interesting and instructive.
She told what the national D. A. r
society accomplished from 1915 to
the present time.
At the conclusion of the program,
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess, and a social time
was enjoyed by all. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Lena Barkhurst, Thursday, Nov.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21

Lawrence Flynn, tile worker, of
GAINESVILLE. and Faye Allen of Rein
ersville, daughter of Thomas Allen,
Rev. Okey J. Moore officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
d. M. Abel, administrator of ].
F. Brown, deceased, to w. w.
White, 1886 acres, Penn and Mar
ion, s1,46O.
Edward Bachman, deceased, to
Olive A. Mcfarland ct al, affidavit
for transfer of 26 acres, Bloom.
Mamie Bachman to same, quit
claim deed, Bloom.
c. r. Bode to C. E. Bode. undi-
vided II interest in Chesterhill lot.
Ida ]. Ewart to Fletcher Davis,
1875 acres, Marion, 81.
A. B. Harper to J. C. Hutchins,
79 acres, Manchester, 81.
ase:-Mary F. and J. D.
Haines to H. w. McFerren, 73
acres, Manchester township, 81.
Steve Ingram and wife to Jesse
Burns, rs acre, Deavertown, 81.
Joseph Mitchell and wife to
Lewis E. Roberts, A acres, Bloom,
81.
Seth Reed, deceased, to Chester
Reed, probate court certificate, 23S
acres, Bloom township.
Joseph T. and Alice E. Sheridan
to Alvin H. and Gussie Grove, Nc
Connelsville lots, 81.
Lease:-C h les and Emma
Stump to w. w. and A. T. Wehrle,
IT acres, Marion.
Katie NJ. Taylor, deceased, to
Ralph Taylor ct al. affidavit for
transfer, II interest 80 acres, coal
excepted, Union; Ralph Taylor ct
al to Leslie Taylor, 2-1O interest
80 acres, Union township, coal ex-
cepted.
C. II. and Alice Wilson to Paul
end Mary M. Massey, 1850 acres,
Malta. $500.
Geo. w. Yarnell to Roena Green
Yarnell, 11.90 acres, Marion, 81.
Leases
The following parties in Deer
leld have leased to The Ohio Fuel
las Co.: Elmer G. Patterson ct al;
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
TO THE VoTy,Rs or MORGAN
COUNTY

/ am and have been making my
campaign for election to the office
Of Auditor Of Morgan county, on the
Republican ticket, upon my record
of service az deputy under various
auditors Of the county. That SER
vice is known, and speaks Of nv
qualification for the office.
4 report hes been circulated. fo.
some months back, through the
county, that if am elected. he
present auditor CHas Z. Earper
rFiil remain in the office as an az
sistant. There is no question, or
thought, OF such an arrangement.
mas never been, and will not be.
/ promise the people Of Moran
county, that if am elected count
/ will give the same eff
cient service that maintained
throughout my years as deputy, and
that | will manage the affairs Of the
auditors office, in faithful man
ner, meeting my full responsibility
for the conduct Of same.
JESSIE II. HATTOS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
page Fiw

Calf. where they will make their
home, their residence being In
newly erected bungalow. Sunday.
they and Mrs. Ida Dutton of Chea-
terhill who is also leaving soon for
the west. were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith
Of Chesterhill, all enjoying a chick
en- dinner at six o'clock, at the ho-
tel there
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
a Tonic Restorative
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE coO-LivER OIL
FOR NURSING MOTHERS
ABOUNDG IN vITAmINe

Albert g. Bankes ct al; Frank II
Kuntz and wife, Harry II. Finley
and wife, S. J. Hivnor end wife
Mary Massey, Lucetta Woodward
and wife, Luther Woodward and
wife, ". A. Forsyth and wife, Johg
Mcdonald ard wife, J. T. Mccall
1t al, p. w Patterson and wife, Ell
mer g. Patterson ct al.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
JESSIE II. HATTOS.

Simpson" and Misses Ada and Jessie
Hatton Of McConnelsviIle The
Main Street Church ladies catered,
serving an elegant dinner.
Mr.. Crew and his sister expect to
leave before long for Pasadena,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-10-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE IN ROUTE USED BY A
MO T O II TRANSPORTATION
CnMDA "~- =

Public notice is hereby given that
A. H. Eppley, a motor transporta-
tion company handling passengers
or property has filed with the Public
Utilities Commission of Ohio, an ap-
plication to modify the route used,
as follows:
Change route under certificate No.
199 from the west side of the river,
Gaysport to McConne1sville, to per-
NIT operation via the east side of
the river from Gaysport to McCon-
nelsville.
A. H. EPPLEY, a.
2lo3 Eagleport, o.
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Mrs. A. w Boswell. Mrs. w. f..
kretchting, Mrs. r. T. Holden and
Mrs. w. ID. Tewksbury; recording sec
rotary. Mrs. w. NJ. Barton; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. T. A. Groo-
yer; treasurer, Mrs. ID. l.. Shute; com
mittee members, Mrs. John Foote,
Mrs. William Marbury, Mrs. n. j. Da-
Wis, Mrs. Lawn Thompson, Mrs. j. A.
Cannon, Mrs. X. Y. Sullivan, Mrs. d..
l.. Bagden. Mrs. Cabell Moore, Mrs.
Frank Leech, Mrs. \. y. BagGs, Mrs.
ID. Il. Hickling, Mrs. J.. II. Newman.
Mrs. j. Il. Nicols, Mrs. f.. +. Pickford.
Mrs. G. y. Chapman, Mrs. w. t. Da-
Wis, Mrs. William Gerry Morgan, Mrs.
Charles Marbury, Mrs Charles Rooms.
Mrs. Samuel s. Adams. Mrs. Reginald
Walker Mrs. a. +. Bennett Mrs. Nir-
gil jackson, Mrs. Grant s. Barnhart,
Mrs. II. &. Macatee ana Mrs. John II.
lden.
At the close of the meeting Mrs.
Wall served tea, assisted by Mrs. Hugh
j. Davis.
The Sixteenth Street Heights club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ;. j.
Dennis. 715 Van Buren, street.
Luncheon was served, after which
The monthly business meeting took
place. with the president Mrs. j. G.
Marquis, in the chair. Reports were
given by the treasurer, Mrs. II. L..
Struk, and by the chairmen of com
mitteeS.
Plans were completed for = card
party to he held February 20 for the
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Mrs. Joseph $. Wall. February 5. DR..
Joseph $. Wall is the newly elected
president of the Medical Society by
virtue of his office. Mrs. Wall became
president of the auxiliary, according
TO the constitution Of the society.
Mrs. Thomas Grower organized the
society, being the wife of DIR. Thomas
Grower, president of the Medical So
clety last year. She presided as presl-
dent at the December meeting, when
the bylaws and constitution We're Gre
ated to present to the Medical Society.
The Women's Auxiliary came into
existence legally after the meeting Of
the Medical Society Wednesday eve
ming, the Sd. when the bylaws and
constitution of the auxiliary were APP
proved and accepted by the District
Medical Society, which enabled the
auxiliary to be Il member of the WOm-
ems Auxiliary of the American Medi-
cal Association. which is the national
body composed of the women of each
of the State medical associations They
hope each doctors wife will avail her.
self of the opportunity of becoming a
member.
a tea Will he held at the District
Medical Society Building February
doctors who are members of the Dis
trict Medical Society.
The executive committee constitutes
the following members: President.
Mrs. Joseph :. Wall: vice president,
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson. Mrs.
FULLY Vaughn, Mrs. W. 6. Guynn,
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SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Saiiings From
New York.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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NEWS OF THE CLUBS


Continued from Seventeenth Page
another composition by Mr. Morsell
Following the program tea was
served
Tuesday evening at . o'clock a
masquerade party for the members
of the social section of the Woman's
Club Will be held in the Village Inn,
$500 Connecticut avenue.
Wednesday the monthly luncheon
Of the club Will be given in the assem-
bly, room of the Presbyterian Church.
on Chevy Chase Circle. from l2:i5
to 1870 pm AT 3 pm. following the
business meeting. Mrs George 7.
SmallWood in a talk on Browning Will
review "Pippa Passes" and My star
The literature section will meet with
Mrs. Merrill, 9 West Meirose street.
The subject, Literature and the
Press" Will be presented by Mrs VIII
liam II. Grimes. Mrs. Victor Whitlock
and Mrs. Charles Pimper Mrs. Earl
Clapp. Mrs. William Greedy Mrs. T..
Hazard and Mrs. s. j. Mauchly Will
be the hostesses at tea.
Mrs. George Hoover Is i'll charge of
walking groups. which meet at the
Chevy Chase Bank each Wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock All club
members are invited to join the
groups.
The WOman's Club of North Beach.
Nd. met at the home of Mrs. George
Thompson Tuesday evening, the presi-
dent. Miss 6. Hill. presiding. Follow
ing reports of officers and chairmen.
Mrs. +. p. Hinkel. chairman Of ways
and means committee, outlined plans
for the annual dance To he held in
April.
On February % the monthly card
parties will be be resumed, with Mrs.
Appleton Cady and Mrs. Fitzgerald
as hoSteSSeS.
The guest Of honor, Mrs. l.. :. Mat.
thews. president of the Washington
College of Law. gave AN address on
the laws of Maryland. their effect on
women and children.
The Friendship Aid Club will meet
at the home of Yrs Arthur Hayes,
1898 Sixteenth street, tomorrow at 1870
pm.
An open forum on The Community
Chest" will he conducted by Mrs.
kirke Holmes and Mrs. William T..
Chamberlin. and n musical program.
in charge of Mrs. Charles Haupt,
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MARINE FORCE IN CUBA
IS SLATED FOR CHANGE
Separate Battalion on Duty There
TO Be Replaced. Under TWo-Year
Service Program

Replacement of the Separate Ma
rine Battalion at Guanta namu. Cuba.
with d battalion OF the 5th Regiment
Marine EXpeditiunary Force Quanti-
co. Va, has been decided on by mt-
rine headquarters i'll connection with
sJabiliZatiOn of commissioned and en-
listed service in the Quantico force on
a tWO-year basis. Hereafter officers
and men assigned to the force will not
be available for any other duty until
that assignment expires
The new poli"E covers the 9TH and
10th Regiments and the Artillery and
Signal units at Quantico. To secure
an adjusted flow OF personnel through
these units u staggered assignment of
one and two Years has been worked
out To he replaced by the full two
year assignment next wear The sta
hlIlZation is designed To increase eff
cheney and the readiness of the eX-
peditionary force for instant duty in
any Emergency.
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chairman OF music. will be given by
Mrs. GOIdie DreSSler HutchinS. con
tralto, and Mrs. T.. u. Cummings,
pianist.
Plans have been completed for the
card party to be held at the home of
Mrs. AionZo Tingley. 1901 Hamilton
street, Friday afternoon at > o'clock.
the proceeds of which will go to
Friendship House.
Capitol Hill History CIub.-On ac-
count of the Indictment weather. only
~ members responded to roll call at
the meeting held February 10 at the
home of Mrs. l.. &. Slime. Mrs. J. A.
Meyer acted joint hostess. and
social hour was spent preceding bust
ness. The study program was contin-
uad with paper by Mrs. Is. c. Yorks
and general discussion on the religion
and social life of Australia.
The next meeting viii be held at the
home of Mrs. NJ. b. Granger. $50 Park
road.
The Legion of Loyal Women met
Monday night at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker. 1886 Connecticut
avenue. for its regular meeting. with
Mrs. a. :. Barnard in the chair. The
main work OF the evening was plan
ming for the Clara Barton memorial.
MISS barton Was a cn3rter member OF
the legion and one OF its most belo~ ed
members.
During the JohnstoWn and Calves
ton floods the legion acted as auxiliary
10 Miss Barton and gathered garments
and money which were forwarded to
her in the field. During the Galveston
food, the president of the legion went
with Miss Barton and worked with
her. The legion was also her CO.
worker in the Spanish War. This
was before the American National Red
Cross of today was recognized by Con
greSS. which Miss Barton finally was
successful in having achieved, after
long years of strenuous work. Miss
Barton devoted her life to relieving
suffering humanity. not only among
her own people but to all peoples OF
the World.
A public meeting Will be called later
and announcement of same will be
given out.
The WOmen's Auxiliary of the Dis
trict of Columbia Medical Society held
an executive meeting al the home OF
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was sung about the middle of the pro.
gram.
A social hour followed and refresh
mentS were served.
the home of Mrs, Little, 1902 Decatur
street, tomorrow.
Mrs. Horton will present paper on
the subject: The Land of Exile -
Admiral George Dewey Naval Aux
Hilary, No. 3. met Monday night with
Nine. Burns and her new staff Of off
GERS and initiated Mrs. Ryland Pun
phrey /. Hutchinson and Mrs. Du
BoyCe.
Secretary NJ. Albers read several APP
pliCationS for membership. President
Nine. Burns appointed committees to
wait ON the candidates.
The auxiliary will meet Tuesday on
the third floor, instead of February
10, as the Maine memorial exercises
viii take place that night in the Rid
in" Academy. 7:30. Fort Myer, Va.
Every member please note.
Mrs. Orange. chairman Of the ban
quet committee of Admiral George
Dewey Naval Camp, thanked her com
mittee for faithful assistance.
General orders were read from De
partment President ALTOS stating she
and her staff of officers viii visit
Dewey Auxiliary March J.
Mrs. Campbell, national treasurer,
spoke.
Home Economic AsSociation.-The
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MISSION DRIVE GAINS,

AT luncheon meeting of captains
in the Central Union Missions finish
the-job' campaign Friday at the
City Club 20 teams reported S40I4 as
the days receipts bringing the total
10 date to sl2,567. The days doua-
tons included $500 from John G. Let's.
te!egraphed from the West. l.. f.;
Breuninger led the team captains for
the day. his team producing 81 1000.
:. w. COckrell's team forged 10 the
front in total collections to date with
S2,2l2, with the team of John =. Ben
nett close second with S2.2U7
The next luncheon meeting will he
for all campaign workers tomorrow
noon at the City Club. The drive is
due to close Tuesday. but on account
of delay caused by the recent snow
storm will probably he extended I'M
less the amount desired is reached by,
Tuesday
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Probably the greatest value IN
the sale. Has been very slightly
used and VIII be sold for less Than
the actual amount allowed. Ask
to see this real bargain.
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food and nutrition section viii meet
at the George Washington Medical
School, Hall No. ! tomorrow at pm.
sharp. Dr. Mallory will speak on the
problems Of diet in diabetes. This
building is at 1895 II street. Please
note the change of time and place.
The ID. {. Section of the Women's
Auxiliary to the American Institute of
Mining Engineers held it's monthly
meeting Tuesday at the General Fed
! Grafton ct Womens Clubs tearoom.
Luncheon was followed by a talk by
Mrs. Nina G. Van Wrinkle on The
Evolution Of the WOmen'S Bureau OF
| the Metropolitan Police Department
I Officers elected for the auxiliary for
Inc coming Year are:
Mrs. Stanley g Sears, chairman:
Mrs. Samuel G. Lind. vice chairman.
Mrs y. II. Darton. secretary: Mrs. J.
\. Holmes. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. G Terry du Rel, treasurer: Mrs
z. q. Griggs, assistant treasurer: Mrs
". {. Mendenhau, parliamentarian
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Another traded-in Piano
TO be sacrificed at price
far below its actual worth.
An excellent instrumen.
for the beginner or Young
piano student.
Usual easy terms.
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benefit of the clubs Camp Good VIII"
fund.
The guests were Mrs. Clarence A /.
Reed, Mrs. j. Duncan and Mrs. Roy
Pierce.
Mrs. S. ID. Grove will be the hostess
on February 20, at her residence. 9
Sycamore street, Takoma Park, Nd.
The guest speaker will be Mrs. Sarah
IL. Sumner, manager of the Govern
ment Hotels.
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The Woman's Community Club Of
kenSlnSton met on the afternoon. Of
February with Mrs. Frederick Cold
we'll and a goodly number of members
were present in spite Of the SNOW
storm that was raging. There was
quite lost of business. as the club
had not met for four weeks
The music section sang columbia.
the Gem of the Ocean" as it's opening
selection The program was in the
hands of Mrs. c. Il. IIoughton. who
gave a talk on Poetry of American
Home Life" consisting largely Of quo
tatiOns from Field Riley. Guest and
Martha Haskell Clark; and several
short poems from these authors,
Spring Wishes, L'envoi," with apollo
eies to kipling, and "The Villages. %
from Clark; The Path to Home, A." from
Guest; Ike Walton's Prayer" from
Riley and an original bunch Of
rhymes. Riley and Guest among the
selections given. LongfelIoW and
Whittier came in for a share of at
tention, and Home. Sweet Home -
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The Patriots Memorial Chapter met


at the home of its regent, Mrs. VIII
liam Boone Douglass. 100 Euclid
street, Tuesday afternoon. After the
usual opening exercises. Mrs. Doug
lass gave a report of the executive
meeting of the District. After reports
from the other committees, the chap
ter elected Miss CarOlene Smith as the
delegate, and 10 alternates 10 the
national convention. 1t also voted
funds for the following committees:
Amerlcanization, auditorium and pa
trlouc education. A pleasant social
hour was enjoyed.
The District of Columbia Dietitfs
Association gave dinner at the Grace
Dodge Hotel Thursday, pm. All
Dletitians of the city were invited to
meet Senator R. s. Copeland, the
speaker for the evening.
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The Burleith Circle of the Child
Conservation Icaeme Of Amnrica 80

Friday at the home Of Mrs. E. s.
Haskell. Papers on the subject Of
Truth and Imagination as a Phase
of Child Culture We're presented bv
Mrs. William \. Smith, jr; Mrs. +
l.. Compton and Mrs. ToWnson Prize
The next meeting will be held Feb
-uary % AT the home Of Mrs. William
smith, il. 35I7 Z street
Milford chronicle., 1926-07-16

by the North Coast Section OF the
California Teachers Association.
w. w. Rawlins, cashier of the
Farmers Bank was in Philadelphia
Thursday.
Thomas Fooks was on business
trip to Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Elwood Wright
attended the funeral of Mrs. EDe
Walter at Frankford Thursday.
Wilbur H. Radcliffe Of Greenwood
was in town Friday.
Ira L. Long, cashier of the Baltl-
more Trust Company of Selbyville
was circling among friends here on
Friday last.
Former Senator Oliver Newton OF
Bridgeville was among friends here
Friday.
Dr.. w. F. Blackstone is i'll at his
home on the corner of Pine street
and Railroad avenue.
Miss Laura Maull is spending
some time with her brother at Ruth
erford, n. J.
There will be a festival and tie
social held at Providence NJ. P.
Church on Saturday evening, July
18th.
Milford chronicle., 1926-07-16
Bethel

The Mems Bible Glass of Bethel
are working together on the new pi-
ano fund. They have made a pay
ment of $4,000 on the instrument.
The EpwOrth League that has been
recently organized is functioning
nicely. The topic cards have been
received and the leader for last Sun
day evening, Mrs. E. S Shiles, had
a very fine program outlined and
everyone enjoyed the service. The
membership committee is out this
week to receive dues for member
ship. We hope to have a fourishing
league after vacation time. The pas
tor is planning two special sermons
for the young people in view of
strengthening the league. He will
speak from the motto, dividing it in
two subjects: Look Up" and Lift
Up"
The second quarterly conference
was held Friday night, July End at
Mt. Zion NJ. e. Church, with a large
crowd in attendance. In the absence
of the superintendent, DR.. w. E.
Gunby, who was called to Chicago
on business, Rev. L. E. Windsor,
pastor CT st. Johns NJ. E. Church,
Seaford, presided at the second quar-
terly conference.
There will be special services at
Mt. Zion NJ. E. Church on Sunday
next, as the mortgage will be burned