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DR.. DEPP TO PREACH
ON "LAMP OF LIFE"
Calvary Methodists to Hear Two
Sermons, That in Evening
on Jazz or Joy2'

The Lamp Of Life" will be the sub
ject OF the sermon tomorrow morning
at the Calvary Methodist Church. on
Columbia road. The minister, DR.. Mark
Depp, Will preach and also at the eve
ming service, when the subject Of his
address will be jazz or Joy?" Mem
bers Of the mems Bible class will par
ticipate in the service.
The young people win meet at 7
o'clock in the Philathea class room.
MISS Margaret Bell. church deaconess,
VIII speak on the work of the deaconess.
The church night program. from
6:l5 to O'Clock, will be continued
Following the supper at CTS o'clock
there Will be period of entertainment
ana iun. The devotional meeting is at
q O'Clock in the Guild Hall. The min
lSter VIII continue the series on 1.-THE
Parallels of Jesus"
The woman's all-day meeting will be
Monday beginning at 1920 am.
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Famous Churches of the World
ST. Johns Episcopal Church-Washington
r N this historic city of historic build

N this historic city of historic build
ings, among the more recent OF
Washingtons landmarks Is st.
L Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
at the corner of Sixteenth and H
streets.
The church was designed by Ben
jamin H. Latrobe, the architect who
played a big part IN planning the
United States Capitol. The corner
stone was laid September IA, 1915, and
the building was completed the follow
ing year. It's original form was simple
Greek cross. At the intersections OF
nave and transepts massive pillars sup
ported a cupola and lantern. A cir
cular gallery ran about the north, west
and south transepts.
-Four years after the building was
completed, the western tranSept was
extended to allow more room. Another
addition was made in 1912, and IN the
early eighties, still more room was
added. At this time, q stained glass
windows were installed.
Within this church, Presidents, Cabi-
net heads, Senators, representatives.,
Army and Navy officials. foreign diplo-
mats, and distinguished visitors have
worshiped. There was a special pew
cit was one of the large box peWs re-
moved in 1922 "set apart for use OF
the family of the President for the time
being and not chargeable for any rent"
Among the Presidents were Madison,
Monroe and John Quincy Adams.
Adams usually attended services in the
afternoon, for the morning found him
worshiping at the Unitarian Church,
which he helped to found. Jackson,
Van Buren,, Harrison, Tyler and Fill
more attended regularly.
Then came a space when none of the
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Church YULE PLAY
MARKS INNOVATION
"Bethlehem" as Vesper Serv.
ice to Be Given at National
City Christian.

The Committee on Religious Drama
and Pageantry of the Washington
Federation of Churches will present an
innovation in Church drama and
music" tomorrow at o'clock when, at
the National City Christian Church,
laurence HouSeman's yuletide play,
BethIehem," will be offered as q yeSper
service, the roles in the play to be read
by players representing the various de-
nominations in the Capital City.
Bethlehem" although entirely mod
ern In treatment, is based by its author
upon the mystery plays of the Middle
Ages, and will be read in definitely
styled" ecclesiastical form. The
characters In the drama are Mary the
Mother Of Christ and Joseph, the Three
Wise Men of the East, the Shepherds
and the Angel Gabriel. A narrator eX-
plains the action of the story, and the
chorus, apoStrophizing the theme, reads
the prologue and epilogue of the play
A minstrel harper plays the interlude
music, and an unacCompanied song by
the kings and shepherds is q feature of
the presentation.
The readers in the presentation are
Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Pritchard, Mrs. Aileen
Sanford, Miss Caroline Mckinley, Mall
rice Jarvis, Thomas Cahill, Rev. H. A.
Kester, Rev. Elmore turner, Howard
Weirum, jr,; Harry Scnonrank, Tench
T. Marye, Ernest Ropes, Herman Riess,
Stanley Mattern and Richard Rush.
Miss Katherine Riggs will appear as the
minstrel harper in the presentation.
The members of the cast of readers
represent a number Of churches, in
Guiding Epiphany Episcopal, st. Pauls
Lutheran, Church of the Covenant, All
Souls Episcopal, Luther Place Memo
rial, Chevy Chase Presbyterian, Ma
tional City Christian, Takoma Park
Christian, Georgetown Methodist Prot
estant and Christ Church, as well as
the Washington Readers Club. the
Shakespeare Society and George Wash
ingtOn University,
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Young People of Baptist Me-
mortal to Aid in Meeting
at Institution.

DR.. Cove G. Johnson, pastor of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial, will take for
his topic tomorrow at II am. The
Coming Of God to Mantle Reality"
At pm DR.. j. B. Clayton will be the
speaker. his subject being "An Evening
With P. P. Bliss" At 2:30 pm the
young people will gather at the church
and will go to the Home for Incurables,
where they will help conduct a service
The Prayer League meets Tuesday at
pm. in the church parlor and at 8
pm. the pastor and deacons in the
same room.
There will be a meeting OF the White
Cross Committee Wednesday at 10
am. at the church.
DR.. Owen G. Brown, secretary of the
Christian Education Department of the
American Baptist Publication Society.
will be the speaker at a conference
supper of the School Board, Thursday
at pm. He will also speak at the
midweek service at 8 pm. His theme
will be Goals in Christian Teaching
and How to Reach Them"
The Boy Scouts, Troop 43, and the
Junior World Wide Guild have their
weekly meetings Friday at the church.
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ALBRIGHT MEMORIAL
TO HOLD COM M UNION
Rev. G. Z. Schnabel to Preach at
Morning Service on LET
Us Pray"

A holy communion service will be
held at Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church, Fourth and Ritten-
house streets tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock The minister, Rev. George E.
Schnabel, will conduct the service and
he will use as his communion medi-
tation theme, Let Us Pray"
Sunday school will be held at GAS
o'clock, with Dewey Gardener in
charge. Bible Sunday will be OBJ
served.
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
pm. and the congregational prayer
service will meet at the same hour.
The fifth travel sermon will be pre-
scented Sunday evening by the pastor
"Jerusalem-the Holy City of Three
Great Religions" will be the subject
and it will be illustrated with slides
Of ancient and modern Jerusalem.
The Mems Club will meet Tuescay
evening in annual session for the cleo
ton Of officers.
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GOD ASKING FOR LOVE-
TO BE SERMON TOPIC
Dr. John c. Copenhaver Selects
Subjects for Tomorrow at
Epworth M. E. Church.

God Asking for Love" will be the
subject Of the sermon of DR.. John c.
Copenhayer, pastor Of Epworth Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue, to-
morrow morning. At this time also will
be observed the sacrament Of the Lord S
Supper The sermon for the evening
service will be How Jesus Treated the
Arch Traitor"
Sunday school is at $50 am. and
Epworth League at 7 O'Clock, conducted
by wilkins Moore. A meeting of the
official board will be held Wednesday
evening.
What Every Methodist Should Know"
will be the subject of the Thursday
evening study class period held by the
young people of the church and con-
Quoted by Rev. Hedley Clews. after
which the pastor will conduct the reg
ular weekly prayer meeting, the sub
Ject of which will be Preparing for
the Great Birthday"
DR.. j. Howard Wells will be the guest
speaker for the bimonthly held by the
young people of the Southern Methodist
churches of Washington and vicinity,
to be held in the church Friday eve
ming. Supper will be served at $50
O'Clock, social service at tbs o'clock and
the devotional service at o'clock.
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DR.. BARROWS TO PREACH
ON 1.-THE SUPREME BOOK"
"Gifts of God" to Be Topic at
Eastern Presbyterian Church
in Evening.

THE Supreme Book" will be the
subject Of Rev. Dr. A E. Barrows in
the Eastern Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. In the evening his
subject will be Gifts Of God"
The Ladies Aid Society will be The
guests Wednesday at noon of CONT
mental Baking Co, and will hold their
regular meeting at the close of the
luncheon. In the evening the West
minister Society will meet under the
leadership of Miss Susie Richardson
Miss Marjorie Barrows will lead the de-
Votional exercises.
A meeting under the auspices of the
Associated Charities will be held in The
SUNDAY school room Wednesday eve
ming to effect better understanding
and cooperation in the relief problems
IN East Washington. All churches,
organizations and persons interested
are invited
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LECTURE ON BETHLEHEM
TO BE GIVEN TOMORROW
DR.. F. W. Perkins to Preach at
Universalist Church on 1.-THE
Word Made Flesh"

THE Word Made Flesh" is the SER
mon topic of DR.. F. w. Perkins Of the
Universalist National Memorial Church
tomorrow at IL o'clock. At 1915 o'clock
the church school will meet. There
will be pictures shown of Bethlehem,
the third of the series Of illustrated
talks about the town. Of the Holy Land.
The adult class will meet at 1915
o'clock.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Associa-
ton will be held Tuesday, with lunch
con at noon and a business meeting at
1880 o'clock. On Thursday there will
be a parish dinner from to o'clock.
At 7 O'Clock the w. E. D. o. Circle will
meet in the Romaine-Van Schaick room.
At 7:30 o'clock there will be an open
meeting Of the Mems Club, with an IL
Illustrated lecture on "A Trip Through
Southern France" by Winthrop Alex
ander. Friday evening the Boy Scouts
and Cub Pack will meet.
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DR.. B. v. MEEkS
WILL PREACH HERE
M. {. District Superintendent
to Be Heard Tomorrow
in EIdbrOoke Church.

Dr.. B. W Meeks, superintendent Of
the Washington district Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will preach in
Eldbrooke Church at the II am. serv-
ice tomorrow. The sacrament of bap-
tism will be administered and a group
Of new members VIII be received
A campaign to raise funds Tor the
reduction of the church debt will come
TO a conclusion tomorrow. The finan-
cial secretary will give a report at
both services.
The Young Peoples Society and the
Oxford League will hold their services
at pm.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper
will be observed at 8 pm. by the
pastor, who will give a short address
on Remembering Benefits"
The Community Mems Bible Glass
will hold a business meeting and social
Monday evening. This same evening
the following circles will hold their
monthly meetings: Gingell Circle. at
the home of Mrs. c. R. Hurley, 4401
Montgomery avenue, Bethesda, Md. +;
Patience Circle at the home Of Mrs.
c. w. Shoemaker, 4848 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Thompson Circle with Mrs. V.
n, IlOAi4Ita, 7Oui NlGSS ptdhe street, ana
Dawson Circle, at the home of Mrs.
A. M. Chreitzberg 1903 Thirty-eighth
street
The midweek service will be held
Wednesday evening Frank J. Metcalf
will give an address on Some Great
Hymns OF the Church" Following this
service the official board will hold its
monthly meeting.
The all-day meeting Of the women's
organization will be held Thursday at
II am; luncheon will be served at
noon.
The Girl Scout Troop meets at 8 80
pm. Friday, under the direction of
Scout Captain Alderfer. The Boy
Scouts meet at 7:3O pm.
A group of boys and girls from
Swartzeu Home Will be presented at
the morning service December 13.
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C0MMUN Is PLANNED
AT HIGHLANDS BAPTIST
Short Sermon to Be Delivered by
Rev. Newton NJ. Simmonds
at Morning Service.

At the Highlands Baptist Church
communion will be observed in the
morning. A short sermon will be de-
livered by the pastor. Rev. Newton M
Simmonds. The three deaconesseS
chosen at the annual meeting will be
indicted into office. In the evening
there will be a sermon on THE Worlds
Greatest Stranger"
The WOmanS Circle will meet with
Mrs. E. Edward Clark, 1914 Farrsgut
street, Wednesday for an all-day meet
ing. Mrs. Clark will be hostess at the
luncheon. Sewing will occupy the
morning and in the afternoon there will
be missionary program.
The Golden Rule class will meet
Tuesday evening apd the trustees Wed
neSday evening.
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R. p. MILLER TO PREACH

The First Brethren Church will enter
upon its third week of evangelistic
meetings tomorrow with three services
At II o'clock Evangelist r. Paul Miller
will preach on the subject When
Christ Is Real to Men; 2:30 pm
THE Second Coming of Christ and
What it Will Mean to the World;
745 pm, The Five Greatest Facts
Of Life"
Sunday school meets at $50 am, at
which time Rev. Mr.. Miller will speak
to the school. Young Peoples Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at GAS pm.
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UTAH VISITOR TO SPEAK

Randall Jones of Cedar City, Utah
will give an address at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, Fourth and q
streets southeast, tomorrow at 7:45 pm
on Utah and Northern Arizona. The
lecture is sponsored by the Department
of the Interior National Park Service.
Miss Elizabeth Galbreath who has
spent II years in India, will report at
IL am. Rev. Freeley Rohrer, the pas
tor, will preside.
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MISSION TALK PLANNED

Stereopticon Address to Be Giver
on Work in France.
Ihe Bible Today" is the subject TO-
morrow morning by Rev. Irving w
ketchum at Peck Memorial Chapel ano
IN tne evening, The Man Who Wins ;
sunday school meets at Gas am. The
GIlett class meets at pm. There viii,
De a Stereopticon address in the chape
az $3.50 pm on the Mccall Mission In
france by a representative from France
Tor the Sunday school. Christian En-
deavor is at pm. ''''-- -1--
Inc Ladies Aid Society will meet al
pm, Monday. Mrs. Anna Martin
VIII PRESIDE The Boy Scouts will meet
FIIuay night with Herbert c. Tucker
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DR.. Bechtold to Preach.

At the Lutheran Church of the
Atonement tomorrow at 3 O'Clock, Dr..
Gustav Bechtold will speak on "Unem-
pigment and Sane Relief" DR.. Bech-
told is executive secretary of the Inner
Mission Society in Philadelphia. He has
been an inner mission worker for more
then 90 years among the poor and
NnderpriVilePed
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PLAN COMM UNION
Takoma Park Baptist to Induct
New Members Tomorrow.

Communion service and reception of
new members will be conducted tomor-
row morning at Takoma Park Baptist
Church by Rev w. z. LaRue. Sunday
school is at 10 am. The B. Y. P. U.
members will attend the services with
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
young people.
The evening services will be at 7:45
O'clock when the pastor will conduct a
question box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-05

A series of addresses will be given at
the First Church of the Nazarene,
Seventh and A streets northeast, by
Rev. G. Frederick Owen, member of the
Palestine oriental Society of Jerusalem,
beginning at o'clock tomorrow.
The speaker went to Palestine in 1926.
and in 1929 was a member of the
American School of Oriental Research
engaged in studying the history, geog-
raphy and archaeology of Palestine.
At the service tomorrow evening he
will apear in a costume like those worn
by Bible characters. The public is ex-
tended an invitation.
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Presidents attended. But when Arthur
succeeded to the place left vacant by
the assassination of President Garfield,
he not only was regular attendant,
but he presented g the church with a
memorial window in honor of his wife,
who had died the previous year.
And there were Vice Presidents who
Worshiped there. Calhoun, Dallas and
Morton were among them Chief JUS
tices Of the Supreme Court included
Chase and Fuller. Cass, and Seward
and Fish, were among the Secretaries
of State, and of the distinguished
foreign diplomats, BulwerLytton Is best
remembered.
st. Johns Church stands today as
one of the leading churches of the
Capital, and is pointed out as the sec
ond church of the Episcopal denomina-
ton to be erected here.
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REVIVAL SERVICES HELD
Rev. G. M. West Conducts Meeting
at Church of Brethren.

at Church Of Brethren.
Revival services are being conducted
by Rev. G.. M. West at the Church of
the Brethren, Fourth and North Caro-
lima avenue southeast. His subjects
for tomorrow are, morning: The rests
Of Christian; evening, The Touch
Of the Masters Hand" On Wednesday
evening a brief auxiliary memorial
service was held for DR.. Homer J.
Councillor
Subjects for the following week are ::
Monday, Power of Thought; Tuesday,
-Four Steps to the Throne; Wednes-
day, 1.-THE New Birth; Thursday,
Judas Iscariot"; Friday, THE Dead
Line" DR.. F. F. Holsopple is pastor Of
the church.
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prfahytfrtatt
EASTERN

Md. Ave. and Sixth st. NE.
Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, d. D., Pastor
HOO a.m.-"The Supreme Book"
$50 a.m.-Bible School.
1000 a.m.--Mens Bible Class.
TOO p.m.-C. E. Meetings.
7:45 p.m.-"God's Gifts"
Chorus Choir
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SptrttualiHf
MRS. RIZPAH ELDON

1895 Mass, Ave. NV. Sc. Cor. 18th & Mass Ave.
Spiritual message meetings Mondpvs
Pm Readings daily. ME- 2726.
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Norrolk. w. Va, arrived Thursday
su"ihs 10 spend their vhnction with
VT %r. ana Mrs. James Cowan. Mrs.
Saharhott before her marriage was
marguerite Check.
rho Farmers Union convention at
me nail the Fourth was attended by
sHlr sized crowd. The new county
2WhilceIs Tor the coming year are
Dah Campbell, president; Nels Sund-
SI go OF Antelope. vice president; Mrs
W. ~ Nash OF RedAtone secretary
ana treasurer.
dance was put on I'm the eve-
"'hs when drew a large crowd.
mlss poiiy Garneau spent the week
ohu with Hazel and Mabel Marsh.
MT ana Mrs. Spence of Irroid Wis
,led with Mr.. and Mrs. Dim Camp-
pell over tho Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dahl ana
ohii1Teh' Mr. ana Mira. Olo Boo and
o,sii ,' Edgar and Henry Syverud
oi Ehst Coalridge and Mr. and Mrs.
~ t. Iceland OF AntoloDc attended
the FARMERS Union convcntion nj tho
haii the afternoon and were glostv
ming. III WV wv
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Cromwell were
at the VIM. Cromwell home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Albers OF Red
stone were callers nj the Charles
"'"'Hh ana James Cowan homes.
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state or Montana Sends Greet
mgs 70 the Above Named Dsfon-


You are hereby summoned 90 m
sWer the complaint I'm this actJon
Mhlch IL filed In tho office or The
Sierk OF This Court. n copy OF which
~ herewith served upon one ~ 90,
IN each County wherein aov az yo,.
reside. and TO file your Anawer SnS
serve n copy thereof upon the nisIr-
uIis attorney within twenty dawn
atter the service Of This Sumnons
exclusive OF the day OF service. and
III case OF your failure TO appear or
snsweI' Judgment will b. taken
~, nssinht YOU by default. for tho re-
wit: P'"'''' TO-
This action N on n certain prom.
lsaory note In amount 81. 900 dnted
December 81. 1918. and for the fore
closure or certain real estate
mortagage OF the Same date sec,,r-
ing said note. both made aligned
executed and delivered by Arthur
Iverson. then and there single
man. TO ono Lawrence w. Miller ana
later assiLned, sold and endorsed 10
the plaintiff herein. That said note
became due Jan. I. 1924 and n bal
ance or $4,000 and accrued interest
from ana after Nov. 1. 1928, remaina
unpaid That said foreclosure in
eIudes costs, taxes and attorneys
iees ana seeks 10 determine the
rights OF subsequent incumbranees !
ana Hen holders. That Baid mort |
gage was recorded In tho office or
me County Clerk and Recorder of
sheridan County. on Jan. 10, 1919. al |
q:OO O'Clock i. M. In Book f88 az |
Mortgages, pages 1894. That the
premises affected by said forociosure
hnd set out In said mortgage are
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= ANTELOFE .
4 a a. M

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mol .au.t,,.
iirle" and Kenneth. Mrs Jesse ciarl,
.'oiH ana Nelma Clark left Mondas,
'" aItehd the Rodeo at CaIrnrv
mr and Mrs. Ray PaInicr' ana
1apy ana Mrs. AXoi Mnttson a,,J
~%aush'"r arrived from Long ReocI,
90 - 10 spend the summer al the
Tue mr, ana Mrs. Christ Leo.
lwo bhll games. numerous ra,.,,
s-o-whr. climbing the CREASED no.
an" dance attracted a big crov,d
w inc "ourth celebration hero
Iuoaday the All Sewing cInL ,,,...
entertained AT tho home ar Dia,, "s'e
ana Hernice Glaze. ''''""
W W"'. draynon spent several DIVA
Shoun week Waiting his folks In
MRS. Jesse HedRea entert.t,, =.
day. "'r nome Thurs
IN MRS, Nellie saxton, Craig ana Her
eoIt ana Grandmother Stovcns tes,
ior visit In Minnesota. ''''
INNS itudy spent IA few davs I'm
''rh WIN Arne nggebarg.
49,, - hoVen In putting up a waa
ca"np ~, NUN street In front or his
IhHe implement building Osnn
In the contractor '"'
obcrt Dahl liz building n harr -,
HIS farm. o"rh on
bonnie Arneklev and douebta.
MILDRED OF Glasgow Visited 81 ~
n1omns or Mrs. Inga Arneklcv and
Joe Arneklev this week. Mr. ArnS'
NY NY returned home Wednesday hut
'iiIuTed remained until Sunday
-. Grace Buck Is houaelteeper M tho
Jesse Clark home for few ,ye "J tho
Mabel Iceland was n week ana
Reserve. "''"o no"r
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FROM AROUND SHERIDAN COTINTV

Gt"n% with their lender Mira -
N''i'hH on Sunday. July ~ 10
o. VI" Olien and Merrill Dodee ,oe,
aHI pihsgow last Friday. Thev Vii
| Gia' urlVe thru the Ycllowntono "nd
M".v,II parks. On the return trtp
~. -, ~ VIII stop at KalispeU whore
WIZ stay with his parents.
bo1 "s, wednesday,. Lewis q. uudIf,
-. nc Hllafortuno OF hnyine bis
bp"'h burn down. II Wna first noticod
~ 'wo federal officers driving nIonr
M ,Ua1; IheS drove In an notified
MT budko OF tho flaming hviIdi,,,
rhoy saved saddle hore,, hci,'' 'i'ib.
,o wilbur Strube but his saddi" ne
pIluin were completely ruiucd A..
puuke'a loss was conaiderahl. a.. a.
consisted OF hay. feed and hnrrss,,as
~ wen hA many miscellaneous az.
started. NV" the ire
Milton Drown returned TO his homo
o,,n, @"'uay hIier visiting with his
1870 mrh' Johnny Malcolm and
'n'''lS OF llentywood and Mrs. Cinr, |
9 pn Mccoy and family sour or
several OF the young poonI. rro,,
mere attended the dance yiven ~
'hHr Nickcraon'a barn SATURDAY. ni,,ht |
everybody. ''P"T'"u oy
Mr. ana Mrs Harvey NIcboIs md
son Alden, Peter Fink nnd M 60
Mrs. Herbert Blair and famiIv ,vora
quests ut the Harry Holland home
Mr.; and Mrs. Peter Fink ,yoro
greatly pleased with tho arrival nr
q son wednesday, July tst Mothor
ma son are doing nicely Will ~
ne home OF Mr. Finl'a nnrrnts NJ
ma Mrs. Mike Fink OF Plent v,yo VA
ISu1h holland In staying Mt the pete
sonce. '"N hb-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl stadstod m,
nIlureh' Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor.
NeTy ana family. Mrs. Lena Wusor
,nu fhmily. Mr.. and MIRA VViiIia,'
oyIhch ana family and Joe UcnrIcss'
noler were guests at tho Leo UvsIor
rome on Saturday, July 4th |
MI. and Mrs. Henry Inn ana so,
ne Misses Lena and MInnIc i'll
NOR sister and mother. motored 10
tosIna July Fourth. returnine oc !
sunday, They reported that tbn ,,,,Od ,
'',S OF canada had left the aur-
~ cI plhck and many OF the farmors.
~ ~ were Juht merely large drifts
Mr. and Mrs Cal Pcterson rro,,a .
'ul from Ilcntywood Sundnv 20
iovdey home. WV ""o'ph j
olat Shea was "A business caIIo.
u lIontywood. Monday