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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03

dahl, Harold Stuart and A. +. Prince,
other members OF the board. Harry
Wells, municipal band director d.
rected a number called The Home
Town Band"
The Kiwanis Club contributed u
number, "Blucbirds."
The Business and Professional
Women's Club furnished "a number,
"The Third Die-Mention," the prin-
cipal characters Of which were Miss
Lorene Morrow, Don Warner and III.
l.. Kirkpatrick
Mr.. Corder gave a dance speciality
act, including rcping and buck and
wing dancing.
A number on the program, which
was n pleasant surprise to the ma
jority of those present. wnsN two
vocal renditions BY Ramona NavR
of Mexico City. who has recently ar
rived in Mercedes.
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CITY BRIEFS

Hats at the price you can afford
to pay, ut Amaya's Millinery. 1915
Adams street.-Adv. 8.
Why pay Rent? Finance a home
payment plan. We also loan on bus
mess and farm property. Insurance
Of all kinds. Todd a. Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
lS3.-Adv. II.
Your Winter dresses and coats can
be remodeled if you bring them 10
Mrs. Pearl Cupp at Amaya's Millin-
cry. 1915 Adams Street.-Adv. 3.
We Solder. Aluminium, brass,
copper, tin and g~alvanizing iron.
Barnard Sheet Metal Works, 1861
Levee Street. Adv. II.
From Paris-Miss Ester Amaya has
received an interesting Fashion let
ter direct from France, whirh des-
scribes the new colors and styles Of
hats for this season and early winter.
All those who wish TO read it may
come to Amaya's Millinery Store, in
the same block with the new Herald
building.-Adv. 8.
III You Will have confidence In US
we both benefit by it. Aziz Bros
Advertisement.
Designing and Dressmaking. Street,
afternoon and evening gowns a
speciality. Old satins and velyets
made into lovely dresses for all oc-
casions. Let me make your winter
coat and save you money. Mrs. Rid
ley Barrett, 207 Washington Street,
Phone 621.-Adv. If.
A Special for the month Of Oc-
tober on nestle circuline permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty Shop. 904 Levee Street,
Phone 72.-Advertisement 8.
Poison Oak or Ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial eczema Remedy. All drug
gists are authorized TO refund your
money IL IL fails.-Adv. (5)
On vaeation.-Miss Melvina Carl
bay, informationclerk ut the Cham
Der Of Commerce office. left Friday
for q two weeks vacation, which
will be spent in Houston. While she
IL away her place at the office
is TO bs taken by her sister, Miss
Aurora Garibay.
Weak Eyes of children are
strengthened by Diekey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. AL druggists Csc
ADV. (s)
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New Face Powder
Makes A Big Hit

Wouldn't you. too, like a face powder
that will keep shine away-stay on
longer-spread smcothly-not clog
the pores-and always be\so pure
and fine? II is made by a new
French Process and IL called MELLO-
CLIO. It is surely a wonderful Face
Powder. Just try MELLO-GLO-
Eagle Pharmacy, Inc.
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CALENDAR

Learners club will meet AZ the
home of Mrs. George Stell on Eliza
beth street at $3.50 p. m
Tuesday bridge club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Louis Brulay on
Levee street ut q p. N.
Mardi Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. Clarence Colgin at her home on
St. Charles and Sterling streets at
> p. m
HAVE RETURNED TO CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg arrived
In Brownsville the latter part Of the
week from Chicago where they saw
the Dempsey-Tunney fight. Mrs.
Gregg has been visiting in Chicago
and on the lakes there for the last
two months. She and Mr.. Gregg met
in Chicago to see the fight together
and both returned by the way OF
Houston to Brownsville.
WILL HOLD INITIATION
Members of the Eastern Star chap
ter in Brownsville will meet at the
Masonic Temple Monday evening at
1880 o'clock instead of the usual
summer time Of s o'clock. The or
gsni1atien has changed back TO the
winter sche sule. Formal initiation
will be held during the evening. All
local members are urged TO be pres
emit
PLAY TO BE GIVEN
Those taking part in the lyeeum
Programs that have been given at
the FL Jardin school house have pre-
pared a play for part Of the program
that is to be given Friday evening
at the school. In connection with
the play, the usual musical numbers
will be given during the evening.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Thomas b. Miller, sister Of
Mrs. Wallace HARDWOOD, arrived in
Brownsville Sunday evening from
Mexico City where she lives. She
will be in Brownsville several weeks
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moothart spent
Thursday and Friday in McAllen on
n business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Jester spent
the weekend in San Benito at the
home of Mrs. testers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ]. Lauderdales.
Mrs. Harry Slavitchek has return
ed after n visit with her mother in
New Braunfels. On her way there
Mrs. Slavitchek stopped at Corpus
Christi and joined her brother and
s~ister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Willms, and the three drove over
land together. She visited in Cor
pus Christi a few days before re-
turning to Brownsville.
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Stop Getting
Up Nights

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PERSONALS
OHM
WOMEN'S CLUB

The Donna Women's club met Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. z. White, with Mrs. White and
Mrs. Geo. Stevens as hostesses.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. w. "A. Heck. The
opening song, America, was sung.
this being followed by repeating the
chorus in unison. Roll call was an
swered by some current event by
each member. Two new members
were received, Mesdames Shaw and
Emerson. A communication from
Mrs. Ella Pomeroy was read.
After the business meeting was
completed, the meeting was turned
yer to Miss Redfield, who had
charge OF the program. Miss Red
field gave IN address on the study
Of the constitution. Mrs. J. c.
Phillips sans q double number, ken
lucky Lullaby" and Tonight you
Belong to Me-" Mrs. Brown played at
the piano. The next meeting will be
October IA at the home Of Mrs. II. ".
Watts, assisted by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Delicious refreshments were served
BY MesdSmes Stevens and White.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Boyle and fam
lily have returned from a three
months vacation trip through the
northern states.
Harry NJ. Carol attended to legal
business in Edinburg and Mission
Tuesday.
Floyd Carrol was in Edinburg re-
Gently looking after business mat
tiers az the county seat
Mrs. s. R. Rusby was a visitor in
Pharr Wednesday morning.
Frank Kinds Of Brownsville was
visiting friends in Donna this week
and looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Hoag and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pinkston were here
from Weslaco this week 70 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gore.
Miss Jessie Mae Park Ia az home
from q three months vacation trip
IN Ohio.
Alfred Lissner spent the week in
San Antonio enjoying the sights Of
the Alamo city and looking after
basiness matters.
Miss Amy Vivian and Mrs. r. C..
Ludden Of San Benito were guests
Of MIRA. Harry NJ. Carrol this week.
K S. Chambers spent several &sys
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WIFE SILENT 7 A r

ALTOONA Pa.-When Stanislaus
RoEnik was arrested for beating his
wifs he testified she had net spoken
TO him for seven years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burgess were in
Weslaco Saturday TO see their
daughter. Florence, off to school at
Kingsville. This is Florenee's second
year there.
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PERSONALS.
Frank Smidth Of Huntington, N. Y
has moved to Elsa to make this his
home.
Mrs. W. B. Rowe called on Mrs
u. Y. Squyres Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. A. Liljestrand was at the
home Of Mrs. o. Z. Carlson Sstur.
day.
Mrs. Osburne Fry visited Mrs. +
5. Harper Wednesday.
ID. X. B~utterwick from N. Y, Mrs
Z. Stewart of San Antonio are Wis.
ting at the G. ID. Adamson home
The three families toured the Val.
ley Saturday.
Miss Nellie Harper spent Satur.
day with Marie Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mays of Har.
lingen, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Kelley 81
Elsa, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Steward. were
supper guests at the c. d. Adamson
home Sunday.
Mrs. d. q. Squyres and her daugh.
ter and son, Houghty and George
called at Mrs. J. +. Galloway's Sun.
day afternoon.
r. w. Cannon and II. Boothe were
in Donna and Weslaco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Waller, Joe
Downy and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. T.. Willard, J. W. McQuay and
family, Mrs. w. C. Pearcy and sons
were In Weslaco Saturday.
ID. q. Squyres, Jr., spent the
weekend with Onward Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rawleigh
and son, Cecil, called at the J. "A,
Lilestrand home Thursday.
Miss Katherine Fry spent Thurs.
day night with Miss Mary Beth
Daily of Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Waller called
at the !. S. Harper home Thursday
evening.
The J. PemeltOn family spent Sun
day with b. Pemelton in Mercedes.
VIM. George was called to Boerne
Saturday.
Mrs. o. E. Carlson and Mrs. ]. F.
Galloway called on Mrs. ID. o.
Squyres Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Otis, Verne Carlson and VIM.
George were dinner guests at the
A. G. Carlson home Wednesday.
Mesdames A c. Adamson and
Byron Kelley were in Harlingen
Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Pemelton was in Wes-
laco Tuesday.
Mather Lancaster left Sunday for
his old home in Lexington, Tenn. He
has rented his farm here and ex-
poets to spend this year in Tenn
essee.
o. z. Carlson and family were
dinner. guests AZ the J. F. Galloway
home Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. L~iljestrand called or
Mrs. j. w. McQuay Monday.
Mrs. L. Boothe visited Mrs. +. w.
Cannon Thursday.
Mrs. Dene Gates was visiting in
Elsa Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Snyder called on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rawleigh Sunday
afternoon.
Mildred and Dale Carlson were
supper guests Of Houghty and
George Squyres Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carlson and
daughters. and Portia, called at the
o. z. Carlson home Sunday evening.
+. w. Cannon called TO see d. @.
Squyres Tuesday evening.
Nj. A. Geise vas in Donna Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Lila Dyre Of Edinburg called
on Mrs. Martha Jones Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Adamson, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Kelley were guests Mt
the NJ. A. Geise Home Friday even
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Sims called on
Miss Nellie Harper Sunday.
Mrs. o. Underwood called on Mrs.
H. Underwood Tuesday evening.
Miss s. Gresley called on Mrs. o.
r. Carlson Monday afternoon.
Mrs. d. Q. Squyres called on Mrs.
A. c. Carlson Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Waller called AZ
the N. W. Newton home Tuesday
evening.
Durward Cannon was dinner
guest Of d. Q. Squyres. Jr., Sunday.
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Presbyterian Church
To Be Built at Elsa
Especial 70 The Herald)

ELSA, Oct. IA. c. Carlson,
William George, and II .Gingrass
were appointed as q building commit
tee to look after the plans of con-
structing a Presbyterian church at
Elsa, at q meeting Of a number OF
people held at Kelley's store Friday
evening. The meeting was held for
.ne purpose Of making preliminary
plans for getting a new church move
ment under way.
The finance cornmittee appointed at
the same time ID composed Of Mes
danes F. J. Galloway, NJ. Gingrass,
and A. c. Carlson. All efforts will
be made to get the new church start
ed %
PARALITIC WEEDS NURSE
BELFAST.-Frederick larson a
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LA FERIA
AUXILIARY MEETS

AUXILIARY MEETS
The Presbyterian Woman's Aux
Hilary held its regular social meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. 7. r. Stevens Of Santa Rosa
with Mrs. Crenshaw as assistant
hostess. A most interesting pro-
gram on the work in Japan was led
by Mrs. Frazier. After the program
a short business session vas held.
Twenty-Five members and guests
enjoyed the afternoons program and
the delicious refreshments served
by the hostesses during the social
hour.
w. NJ. u. GIVES PROGRAMS
The W. NJ. U. of the Baptist church
week Of Prayer" Two meetings
have been held at the church on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
and helpful programs were render
ed at each.
p. r. A. MEETING
The first p. 7. A. meeting for this
fall was held Wednesday afternoon
at the high school auditorium, with
over a hundred in attendance. The
business meeting was IN charge Of
Mrs. Starkey, president. Plans were
made to equip rest rooms for each
of the three schools and TO purchase
twenty-five dollars worth of maya
zines for the schools.
The program was on "Know Your
School" Mr.. Dennan spoke along
this line. And then a number Of
special p. 7. A. songs were practiced.
ROTARIANS ENTERTAIN
One Of the incest social events of
ing when the local Rotarians were
hosts to the teachers OF the La Feria
schools and members of the school
board at the Adams club house.
A banquet was served after which
the group enjoyed An entertaining
program.
"A male quartette BY Messrs Ed
Cable, ID. L. Stoker, Harold Hensley
and l.. 5. Sweatman sang and a read
ing by Mrs. Dennan was given. "A
saxophone quartette under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. Austrander was
next. President Greenwood gave the
address Of welcome which was re-
sponded to by ID. L. Stoker in behalf
of the teachers.
This is the second year the local
Rotarians have entertained the
teachers.
PERSONALS
Mrs n II poIlard and ann Marvin
of Mercedes were luncheon guests
Of Mrs. X. r. Stephenson on Tues
day
Mrs. G. F. Ritter and Mrs. A L.
Todd and son, Bobbie Burns, spent
Thursday in Brownsville.
Mrs. II. T. Anderson and Mrs.
ii. ID. Vessels were visiting in Har-
lingen Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Shock was q Brownsville
caller Thursday.
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PARTY AT PARSONS home

school class Of the First Presby-
church were entertained on
D8hursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Willis Parsons on South Sam
Houston boulevard. Ten members
of the class were present and en-
joyed tho evening after a business
session was held. The class present
ed a pretty gift to Miss Norma Flora
who will leave soon for Falfurrias.
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ELSA

The Double E. Home Demonstra-
ton club met Thursday with Mrs. J..
z. Sims as hostess. Business meet
ing was conducted by the president,
Mrs Ellen Carlson. Roll call was
answered with the best new recipe
tried this year. After the business
meeting Mrs. Eta Ringgold demon
strated finishes for re-finishing old
furniture.
Mrs. Amy Bowers became a new
member. During the social hour re-
freshments were served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames Ruth Galloway.
Ellen Carlson, Minnie G~ingrass, Flor
ence Carlson, Lula Rawleigh, Flossie
Snyder, Phoebe Rowe, Marie Under
mood, and Amy Bowers.
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w. M. U. GIVES PROGRAMS

The w. NJ. U. of the Baptist church
are observing this week as the
week Of Prayer" Two meetings
have been held at the church on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
and helpful programs were render
ed at each.
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SAN BENITO
HONORs GUEST

HONORS GUEST
Mrs. Egbert Brown entertained at
her home on Thursday afternoon
with q bridge luncheon in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. Maxacilian G. Beierl
of New York City and Buffalo.
Those enjoying the affair were Mes
danes +. Z. Ogden, r. L. Carter,
c. W. Nuyquist, Z. E. Rail, z. b.
Wells, and J. T. Cehill.
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PARALITIC WEEDS NURSE
BELFAST.-Frederick larson, /,
paralytic many years, married hi.
nurse.
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CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS

The Doreas Sunday School class of
the First Baptist church were pleas
Altly entertained Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock at their regular
business and social meeting AT the
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Waits "a Hours to Buy
Coupe for 80 Cents

Portland, Ore.-Niney-nine cents and
q 24-hour vigil throughout the cold
and fog-dripping night won for Mrs
A. L. Pierce Of Jennings Lodge the
$3.50 "flivver" sold by a used car
store at 9 a. m.
With the prospect of getting the
automobiles coupe-for 80 cents,
Mrs. Pierce began her wait outside
the door of the store about a. m. the
day before.
'First come-frst served" the ad
vertisement of the sale said. 1t was
to obtain such a present for her son
that Mrs. Pierce braved the cold, the
rain and the fog, sleeplessness and
hunger.
The sale, which admittedly was an
advertising stunt, had it's high lights
Hundreds began milling around the
doors of the salesroom and by the
time 8 o'clock arrived it was neces-
sary to call the police to handle the
crowd. One youth, Walter Richard
son, seventeen, was arrested and
turned over to Juvenile court authori-
ties on charges of fighting.
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A. Burnett is not a resident Of
the State of Virginia, it is ordered
they they do appear here within
10 days after due publication
hereof, and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest
in this suit. And it is further
ordered that a copy hereof, be
published once a week for four
weeks in The Dickinson County
Herald and that a copy be posted
at the front door of the court
house of this county on or be-
fore the Second February rules,
1927.
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Joker Sends Hungry
Mob to Strike Leader

New York.-Louis Hyman, leader of
the left wing" element in the cloak
makers union, has new grievance.
He was seated in his office draft
ing a denunciation of Morris Sigman,
leader of the victorious right wings"
when a motley group of down-and-
cutters invaded his peace and an
nounced they were ready to be fed and
lodged.
"Why should l feed and lodge your"
demanded he.
Because you advertised" said one,
producing handful.
Come all you children of the Lord"
it commanded, Ito the greatest philan-
thropic institution of New York and
vicinity Free lodging at the build
ing of the previous joint board, cloak
and dressmakers' union.
Coffee and cakes served free.
''See Mr.. l.. Hyman, building man.
ager and philanthropist, on the sixth
floor"
"Goniffs % shouted Mr.. LYMAN
"Chasirs Shroletzes Why didn't they
say there'd be free ham sandwiches?
You came to the wrong place. You
better see Sigman."
Hyman last night had not located
the joker with certainty.
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Kentucky Has Prize Fat
Boy; Is Still Growing

Carlisle, Ky.-America's prize fat
boy-for his age-was visitor in
Carlisle The boy is Meredith Taylor.
four and one-half years old and tip
ping the beam at 1o5 pounds. He is
still growing. He is the son of Charles
Taylor of the headquarters section of
the county. Meredith wore a pair of
size AZ overalls which were a trifie
small for him; size II shirt and a
~ cap. He is almost as broad as he
is tall. In spite of his huge size he
is able to get around in play as well
as most other youngsters.
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dition.
dition.
Clintwood Hardware Co.
Clintwood, Va.
For Sale

One Simpson Computing
Scale been used three months and
as good as new. Capacity 12O
lbs, cost when bought $4,000
and will sell for $4,000. Terms
to suit purchaser. Call or write
The Dickinson County Herald,
Clintwood, Va.
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For Sale

One Ford Truck. one ton caps-
city, with steel body.
This truck has only Teen in
use about eight months and will
give good service. When bought
lost US over $4,000, but for
quick sale, we are offering it at
only $250.00. You cannot beat
this for bargain.
Also, it is equipped with good
tires and in good running cor
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| AM The ALMIGHTY DOLLAR


am appreciated by all classes and
am welcomed into all homes.
Men, women and little children
love me and yearn for me. l
exert an influence in society,
politics, schools the home and the
church. Some times courts bow
to me and do my bidding. die
tate to preachers and church
officers and my threat to with
draw from their presence has
telling effect on many of them
| do not hesitate to tell them
what to preach and how to act.
Of course | am ignorant, but
that makes no difference am
lord, and | tell the senator how
to vote, the professor what to
teach and the preacher what to
preach. Let them ignore my
command and Immediately with
draw my support. | walk into
the halls of justice and persuade
men and women to lie and jurors
to change their views and some
times judges to reverse their
rulings. I determine the results
of elections and | put one man
up aad pull another man down.
| go to congress and to church
and the people recognize my
presence. 1t is generally be-
lieved that loving me is the root
of all evil, but they love me just
the same and worship me as
their god.
Those who hide me away are
responsible for panics in the
business world and those who
hold me in their grasp will cause
me to rust and to canker and |
shall burn their souls at last.
Those who turn me loose give me
a chance to do good and | prom
Use to retun to them bringing
many of my kind with me.
Some men love me so dearly
that when they do turn me loose
they tether me to, proposition,
hold me by string, and if the
proposition is not fulfilled to the
letter, they take me back and
hug me more closely than ever.
Hear them when they let me go
say:
when we asunder part,
1t gives me inward pain;
But we shall still be joined in
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And hope to meet again"
| am handled by people in all
walks of life and | get to be very
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and on official boards and rule.
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Fraternal orders have their pad
ges, but the S mark beats them
all. | rule the world. -Chesa-
pealze Christian.
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February 1927.

February 1927.
Kinner Montgomery Co.
Against Complainant
GA. Burnett and Mrs. GA. Bur-
nett Def ndants
The object of this suit is to
subject the Burnett Store Build
ing and lot at Haysi, to liens
against same, including COM
plainants judgment of $5A. Is,
interest and costs.
And affidavit having been
made end filed that the defen-
dant G. A. Burnett and Mrs. G..
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SUPERVISORS MEET

Ordered that $1,000 be transfer
ed from the Willis District Road
Fund to the County Fund to re-
imburse said County Fund for
warrants enormously drawn on
said County, Fund.
Or ieredlUhat the Board adjourn
until their next regular meeting.
M.F.Senter, Chairman
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Corn Meal & Chop

| keep a good supply of Corn Meal
& Chop at all times, ground fresh every
Saturday. When in need, of either call
in, the price is right.
Henry Bunch.
Clintwood, Va.