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Nelson Howard, Red Cross disas-
ter worker. reported he had left for
Sebring and would meet the trains
as they arrive. with q physician
ready to board each. All refugees viii
be temporarily sheltered In paSsen-
ger coaches and box cars.
The MAN. weather station In q
bulletin at Tit ,. m, Eastern Stand
ard Time. said:
Center Of storm now moving
north northeastward and viii pass
east OF Miami. Winds will not reach
hurricane force at Miami
As the hurricane approached from
the south, work OF eTacuattng those
who we're in exposed places along
the Keys was rushed. Swift motor
boats and speedy trucks we're used
to bring them to safer ground.
In Miami a new relief ~organiza-
titon was set up for quick action
Physicians and relief workers were
held IN readiness for emergencies.
Miami Batfens Down
As the wind began to whip up the
waters In usually placid Biscayne
Bay early in the afternoon, Mia
mianS hastily hattened down their
storm windows.
The first word Of the extent Of
the storms destruction came from
naval headquarters at Havana. IT
was announced that the cruiser
Veinte de Mayo In the harbor at
Cienfuegos. reported 30 dead and 900
injured IN that city.
II also was announced 1000 houses
we're destroyed In C~lenfuegos. Santa
Clara province. and that the town
Of Casilda was destroyed by the high
seas. There was no estimate OF the
property damage by the ships re-
port.
From Kingston, Jamaica, 1t was
reported two persons had died In the
storm, the tail of which raked ia
maica Friday night. II was estimated
there the banana crop had been
damaged S2.500,00O. Road and bridge
damage was placed at 100000. Tor
rental rains accompanied the storm.
Cutting a swath $50 miles wide
through three Cuban provinces. the
hurricane roared into the sea from
the northern coast early in the
afternoon. observers reported. and
moved northward to menace Florida.
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Adults OF the First Methodist
church OF Brownsville win gather
ut the church Monday night AZ 7:3O
O'Clock for the annual whitening
barbecue and general Rut-toKnther
meeting. ~ was announced Satur-
day night BY Rev. O. g. Grow. pas
tor.
Dr. Walter Anthony, pastor uf
the Travis Park Methodist church
cf San Antonio. iB expected to he
present aS the principal speaker.
The meeting win close with =
church conference rev. Grow Iaid.
, 1935-09-29

ESPECIAL 10 lie herhlnl
HARLINGEN. Sept. 28.-W. W..
Anderson. consulting engineer c.
San Benito. has been retained 10
complete surveys of proposed chan
mel routes to near Port Isabel and to
Reddish Bay. according to- u. L.
Penny. Jr., chairman or the Arroyo
Colorado navigation commission.
Rains have held up the survey work
but " is expected to Get In full swing
shortly. About two or three weeks
viii be needed to complete the sur
veyS.
IN the meantime the commission
Is awaiting a decision from the Pub
lie Works Administration on it, ap-
plicaticn for "a sl58.DO0 grant with
which to pay labor and similar costs
I'm dredging a channel for use by
pleasure boats and barEes. "A dredge
70 do the work has been purchased
and IN under construction
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Pref Cooling Plant
Discussed BY Miller


SAN BENITO. SEPT 2e.-Plans for
q preceding riant at the Port
Isabel ha-5or 70. handle citrus fruit
Nv bca+s we-e discussed with the -rrt
Isabel-San Benito navigation COM
misSinners here this week by Banks
r.. Miller. head OF the proposed sales
organization to handle the Valley
citrus CROP.
Actual cost and other details will
be discussed should the present
campaign TO obtain a controlling
part or the Valley citrus tonnage be
signed up for handling by the Nil
Ter organization tentatively desig-
mated as the Texas Citrus sales
CORPORATION.
The commissioners were Of the
orinion that space for proceeding
IS to 100 cars or fruit could be
spared in the transit shed. Fruit
could be shipped under ventilation
ms far as New Orleans. but refri-
geration would be necer~,ry for
more distant destinations. . Is be-
.lieved.
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him to make a false entry on the
records.
The action climaxed an tnvesti-
CATION BY Claude al williams, dis
trict attorney. williams said his
evidence included photoStatic copies
ar checks made out To Smith by
the G. and q. company, ana en-
dorsed bv Smith.
E. r. Germany. president OF the
C.. and O.. Oil company and also
Of the Independent Petroleum AS
ISOLATION OF Texas, said In Dallas
that the indictment or young
Smith and investigation o. the
changing Of potentinls and allow
ables resulted from the detsrm ma
ton Of a group OF Dallas oil men
to run down repeated charges such
a racket" existed.
Germany said that after gather
ing a Considerable anount Of EVIL
dence which included ~cancsHsd and
endorsed checks for two months
based on a fourth Of the increased
runs allowed by raising the poten-
tials and allowab'es on the COM
mission books. the Dallas Rroup
offered its evidence 70 G. V. Terrell
OF the commission.
he said Commissioner Terrell and
DIN E. Culberson Of the commits
sion forces instituted an invsst.ga-
ton mt once, discharged an emnl0ye
and obtained further evidences.
Germany said the G. AZ g. c
c0mrany did not benefit bv the
increased notent.als and allowables
vivsn it. He said the oil had not
been run when he turned over his
evidence To Terrell. but that, nc
TerreH's REQUEST. 1t was run TO
complete the transaction and as
sist the commission In making It's
case.
lie said the extra oil. about 57z
barrels. was run recentlv after Inc
had arranged with Terrell to have
II deducted from the companys
October allowable.
, 1935-09-29
CITY BRIEFS

Mrs. y. Renfrow and baby son
have been removed 10 their home IN
I'll Iardin from the Mercy hospital.
Stewart Warner Refrigerators &
Radios. Sales g. Service Electric
Appliance Co, S47 Elizabeth, Phone
Ssa.
Mrs. A. Rogers was removed TO her
home Saturday morning following
a major operation &C the Mercy hos
pitai.
DIR. Olmsted, optometrist. now
located In Arcade building. Adv.
John L. Franklin has returned te
BROWNSVILLE after two weeks spent
IN Houston and Dallas.
Diekeys Old Reliable Eye waEes
hfiRhtens nno clears q dull tireo
eye Adv CD
Antonio Valdez Of McAllen, Is
registered at the Travellers Motel.
On. A. c. Render. Dentist. 500
Wasn.nRson d., Phone Residence
ard office 268.-Anv.
M. q. Barnett ID q visitor from
nan Antonio.
3. FLORES Is q visitor from Mon
taFrey, Mexico.
ash Anniversary Specials, wear
auer aluminium. See our windows.
Brownsville Hardware.-Adv-
REr. and Mrs. s. D. Nagel are here
frDm San Antonio.
For rent-Johnscn's electric floor
unlisher. Also sanding machine
Cara Hardware.-Adv.
q. II. Astin. Of Alice viii be here
fBr a few days
Flowers for all occasions. Los
qEhanns Greenhouse Company. Phone
1BBos-Adv
M. Haynick Of New York, n. Y
Viii Ne here for q short stay.
nam oottllch Of Corpus Christi
N here for q short visit
yellow csb-Phcne ioSs.-Adv-
Good turkey dinner served sun
~. Honaer FITCH New Deal Cafe
~~Adv.
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FORT WORTH. Sept. Is. Up
Mrs. Emma McMullen. 50. rode from
the neighborhood grocer's early
Saturday and alighted from her
daughters car in front Of her home.
An Infant later she died under
the wheels o. an automobile. driven
hy Gordon Porter. l8- Her death
was the third traffic fatality In Tar
rant county within a week and the
sixty-eighh this year.
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csntered on Mcneil, which viii elect
it's diet of 20 members Sunday. Both
Germany and Lithuania are jeal-
ously watching the result.
Official London appeared I'M
concerned over Ttaly'S gesture or
friendship as defense preparations
went forward. The first call for
bids on "a series OF naval vessels
included In the 1885 building pro-
gram was issued.
In Paris, officials or the Suez
Canal comrany. which Is privately
owned, indicated they would not
c.ose the vital sea link In case the
League applies sanctions against
Italy.
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A(4aAA&AAANA A1A
cases, said the year-oid federal
racketeering law as circumscTibed
BY obvious sharp limits"
He added. however. that It would
permit the governments crack man
hunters TO move against racketeers
whenever their actions affected
goods or business moving across
state lines.
Hoover's announcement followed
his return from what he termed q
bird dog" survey Of cor 4 ons in
New York. where q special investl-
cation into widespread racketeering
was ordered recently by Governor
Lehman.
The Chief Oman" said the bu-
rea1's survey win be general, rather
than localized, and viii be directed
primarily toward such lines Of bust
ness as lewelry, poultry and truck
ing.
, 1935-09-29

Ruben Erslstein was elected pres
'ident Of the Brownsville Junior
College freshman class nc the
groups first meeting here Saturday
morning
Other officers named included:
John McIntire. vice president: Maui
reen East. secretary-treasurer Lii
liam Stuermer. reporter and Mar
jorie Breedl0Ve. activity chairman
The activity committee 20 be
headed by Miss Breedlove Is q new
effort To increase student activities.
Miss Grace Edmon Is sponsor OF
the freshman class.
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Blast Kills Man

WELLINGTON. Kas.. Sept. "a. up
Willis Brown. g. or Amarillo. died
In a hospital here Saturday Of
burns suffered when a kerosene steve
exploded III a bnxcar In which he
was living while working on q con-
struction project.
, 1935-09-29
TAXES

able to work out their situation, especially in view Of the reduced current
the refunding operations permitted under Section 2 OF this proposal.
S Provision for speedy sale Of land on which taxes are delinquent.
ment to Section Is, Article 8 Of the constitution. adopted on November 9
1882 Under the present law suits must be filed by the county attorney.
py delinquent tax collectors who will file suit. But the filing Of tax
suits remains discretionary with county officials. who are elected to
office. One may readily understand why these officials would hesitate
to file such suits.
counties and the state Ire to function None of Us desires to Sc our
country lapse into . state Of anarchy.
Duplication Of Effort
Mandatory measures such as outlined in this section are In effect IN
many states IN the Union. and work out to the advantage Of all con-
cerned.
s. All assessing OF valuations and collecting with proper excsptions)
to be done by the county assessor-colecuor. The duplication OF effort In
ton Of taxes is obvious. 1t Is estimated that taxpayers Of Cameron
county and its 81 political subdivisions would be saved around 100000
annually were it possible for the assessor-conector Of the county to assess
and collect all taxes
Under present conditions. with the necessary. Il they ire to function
and secure the funds for operation. variancss in valuations between the
several districts and the county, such a course is impossible
u Establishment OF a state board OF equalization. Land IN Cameron
county Is assessed oy tne county az approMmaley ~ per cent o. Us y
value. Land In some Of the counties Of the state 5 assessed at 10 per
county. using it a an example. pays more than its fair share Of the
cost Of supporting the state government.
they are assessed at 10 cents a head and in still others At $3.50 a head
Similar variances in valuations may be cited on other classes o.
property.
Put soIOns On Notice
All taxation should be equal
Let the state see to y that all taxation between counties confronting
to the upkee7 Of the state Is equal
The state viii derive more revenue. making at least some other levies
This program or any other program adopted to alleviate the sHua-
ton' VIII neither oe WORKED out IN oenh nor De adopted ~ a oy OF ven
in a year. Immediate relief cannot be expected We Yer many years
getting into this fix, we are going to be some time getting out Of IT,
our representatives and our senators, on notice mat the time IA come
for them to quit foolng around; that we expect them to give time
plan; that the mere passage Of a tax moratorium law Goes IN consu1ue
permanent relief and that they must have some thought other than Just
to pass another law levying still another tax
Odonday: Conclusion with a discussion Of possible eveEtualties Il Ger
tain popular notions are allowed TO prevan)
, 1935-09-29

HAMPTON. N. H.. Sept. 20. Up
Franklin ID. Roosevelt. Jr.. son OF
the president and q Harvard junior,
failed to appear in court SATURDAY. 70
answer a speeding CHARGE. His Dali
OK SIS was ordered forfeited.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
M. L. DOUGLAS
LAW ~oFF1crEon; Rest
r. A. Dr. Watching
General pr

mRTSG YOTlm. Memel boiled with
cleaned . gension Saturday as its
Millinerxrs prepared to cast their
r. unday for representatives
andteg.
Ulnely q prosaic and humdrum
Ghcrtsstation OF democratic prin-
SAM. nevertheless the fierce rival
~ in the territory-often called the
rwder key OF Europe-caused Great
Sritain. France and Italy to turn
from the Italo-E Ethiopian crisis and
watch with careful eyes what may
another threat 70 the peace Of
&urbpe.
In Memel, battle-ground OF Ler-
man and Lithuanian nationalism,
the struggle has been waged over
the present rs to four German
majority in the Landtag.
Lithuanians make no secret that
they want the German representa-
ton decreased 70 permit more con-
troll without risking any infringe
ment Of the Meme statute. The
German a~dherents, en- the other
hand, with all parties united In a
common front with preservation o.
autonomy as q platform, are anxious
70 make an impressive showing as q
testimonial Of the Reich's claims to
the territory.
c7er both these interests, how
aver, Is suspended that Of the sigma
tory powers OF the Memel conven-
tion-Britain, France and Italy-to
avoid an international crisis OF any
kind.
, 1935-09-29

approximately eO Der cent of the
pure white cats bred from white
stock are deaf.
, 1935-09-29

The surface 81 the human body
Is approximately IS square feet.
, 1935-09-29
.C-MEN

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PORT

(Ccntinued from First Page)
Cost Of the channel. which is now
nearing completion. is approx
mateIy S1,450.0O0.
The turning basin developments
are:
WharveS and Warehouses $515. 500
H0ilroau .............. 5O,OOO
Electric Power Line ..... 10000
Water Supply System. includ
ing connecting line 49,. ISL. 100
Highway Connection ...... $4,000
Wharf Equipment .......... 10000
lVl11 eto4.ulO
Construction Of forms IN which the
biz concrete piles win be built Is TO
be started Monday BY men working
for DePuy. This work has been
held up by rains. The railway ter
minaI work has also been interior
red with by rains. this contract
having been let to VIM. A. Smith
of Houston
Meanwhile the dredges II work.
inR steadily away. the Orleans cut
ting In the turning basin. and the
Texas finishing the channel
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Smith

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TRIAL

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HURRICANE

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Beets and carrots without tops or
clipped tops, onions without
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tended the funeral of the late Russell
Garrett at Tunnelton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Brenneman, of
Grantsville visited here and at Au-
rora last week.
Mrs. Simon Burkholder and chill
dren and Hurley Miller and son, of
Mason, attended the Brethren love
feast at Swallow Falls on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Shaffer, of near
Brookside, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Biser over the weekend.
The Lutheran sewing circle of Red
House will meet at the home of Mrs.
Elijah Bachtel on Oceober 9th.
Mrs. Ernest Ridder visited Miss
Minnie Shaffer on Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler, of Hunting
ton, W. Va, is visiting her nephew, W.
R. Mason, at Mason.
Miss Ruth Miller called on Mrs. AL
bert Sisk on Saturday afternoon.
Come to church services next Sum
day morning and evening.
Miss Laura Alice Friend was leader
for the young peoples program rem
dered at the Orphans Home at Eglon
on Sunday evening.
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GORTNER

Mistakes are made in Gortner every
day and this column is seldom exempt,
but the worst error we have ever re-
ported yet was that Mary, wife or
Daniel Yutzy, of Arthur, ILL.,, died,
when it was really Mary Yutzy, of Hell
muth, a sister of Daniel C. Yutzy, who
had died at her home near Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Yutzy, of Ar
thur, accompanied by G. Bender, of
Iowa, and Miss Lovina Petersheim,
of Meyersdale, visited friends and
relatives here and at Aurora several
days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein gave
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a surprise party in honor of THEN
daughter Dora Louise on Saturday
evening. Guests present were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Artie Dodge and family, Mrs
Paul Welch, Mrs. Jacob Swartzentru-
Der and sons Willard and Marie; Mrs
Frank Biser, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossna-
gle and children; Mr.. And Mrs. D. L.
| Swartzentruber and daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Beeghley and sons, s.
w. Slabach, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Spoer-
lein and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Swartzentruber and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Burkholder and chill
dren, Misses Naomi Bowman, Lena
Slabach, Mary Lichty, Laura Alice, ev-
Elyn and Cleda Friend, Mildred Ham
ilton, Irene Rolfe, Ross Lichty. The
evening was'spent in singing and re,
freshments were served.
Miss Mary Bolyard, of Kingwood,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Leo Fike.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Yoder,
on Sunday, daughter.
Peter Breuninger and Misses Merle
Flint and Mary Martin recently visited
Miss Fint's home folks at Aurora.
Mrs. Paul Welch and Mrs. Will C.
WEIGH spent Sunday at GAINESVILLE,
guests of John Reckards.
Misses Merle Flint and Mary Martin
and Elwood Martin, John Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Sisk, Asa, Sylvia and
Edgel Kitzmiller attended the social
at Lynndale on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Spoerlein and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kitz-
miller and daughter Mary Ellen, at
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PAGE THREE

j. ]. Bender and son, Grantsville,
were business callers in Bittinger on
Friday afternoon of last week.
Amos Reckner, of the Glades COM
munity, was in this neighborhood last
week buying lambs for delivery to
market.
Charles H. Wiley and family were
shopping in Oakland last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley, Grantsville, spent
part of last week with relatives here.
w. E. Buckle purchased a new family
automobile one day last week and
was testing its superior action on the
highway Sunday
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vices for Meadow Mountain church
have been postponed until Sunday ev-
ening, October 10, at 500 o'clock in
stead of next Sunday, and that week
of special services will be held in that
church beginning on the 18th inst.
Rev. G. C. Sellers motored to Staun-
ton, Va, last Sunday evening to join
Mrs. Sellers and little son, who are
visiting relatives there.
Reports from farmers in this COM
munity indicate an almost complete
failure of the potato crop here.
George Younkin, of Grantsville, was
a visitor for few minutes in this vii
lage one day last week.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS WHO HAVE MOVED INTO
THE STATE AND DESIRE TO BECOME
REGISTERED VOTERS
REGISTERED VOTERS

By virtue the provisions of Article 49, Section 81 the
Annotated Code of Maryland titled Election Laws all
who into any County of this State from other State
District Territory and who have not previously voted in this
indicate their intent become citizens residents
of this State by registering their at the office of A G.
Ross Esquire Clerk of the Circuit Court for Garrett County, at
Oakland Maryland before November e. 1885, properly
qualify be entitled to vote in the Presidential Election of 1886
NOTEhe provisions last mentioned do not apply to
who this State before they
tweny-one while this State, to who
to this State before August 26th, 1920
Office hours of the Clerk of Courts m. to 400
Pace-Court House.
There is charge.
BOARD OF ELECTION SUPERVISORS.
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BITTINGER

The closing days of September were
tinged with the breath of winter and
the county folk are daily expecting
a visitation of frost.
Services will be held in the Luth-
eran church next Sunday, October 9th,
at Hoo o'clock a. m. Sunday school
win '1e at 1000 o'clock and Luther
League at 500 o'clock in the. evening.
Rev. Sellers, pastor of the Lutheran
church, has announced that the SER
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Night Carnival

The night carnival held in the pub
lie school auditorium Saturday by the
band was we'll attended, when prizes
were awarded.
Elected President of Club
Quincy Murphy was elected direc-
tor-vice- president Of the Western
Maryland Motor Club at the annual
meeting in Cumberland on Friday.
Personals
Mrs. Milton Rush and Mrs. ]. Rush,
Blooming Rose, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Mollie Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Fike and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Orval Rush and daughters
and Miss Alice Frazee were guests
on Friday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan HENDERSON at Buffalo Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell were
in Confluence on Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Mitchell.
Mrs. John Williams and children
returned home Thursday after having
spent several days with Mrs. Joe
Mckinney at Reedsville, W. Va.
Orval Rush and Roy Huff were bust
ness callers in Oakland on Monday.
Clark Wicklow, Terra Alta, spent
the weekend here with his family.
Miss Iva Mccullough was visitor
in Uniontown on Friday.
Norman VanHorn and family, of
Plumville, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ]. Lytle on Sunday.
John Capol and family spent the
weekend in Frostburg.
Mrs. F. O. Speicher had as guests
on Saturday evening Misses Kathryn
and Bernice Speicher and Ross SPEECH
err, of Accident, and Miss Mary Nut
ter, of Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush entertained
several of their friends Sunday in
honor of Mrs. Milton Rush's sixty
ninth birthday.
Mrs. Hiram HENDERSON spent sew
eral days in Uniontown the past week.
Miss Louise Pysel, Albany, N. Y,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Friend
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black, Confu-
ence, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Black.
Percy Friend returned home Thurs
day after spending several days with
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison Buckingham, at West
minister.
Sheriff and Mrs. Clarence Spear and
daughter June, Oakland, were Sunday
evening guests of Mrs. VIM. E. Dun
ham.
Donald Chisholm, accompanied by
Rev. G. w. Kunkle, Accident, attend
ed the Lutheran conference at Aurora,
West Va, last week.
Melvin Kesner has been confined to
his home for several days with a Sc
we're cold and complications.
Alex. Grove and family attended
birthday party in honor of their rela-
tive, Lot VanSickle, at his home at
Blooming Rose on Sunday.
Lloyd Shreve and Jack Strader, of
Elkins, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Adair Daley on Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Paul Clemmenson and son Ross
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Ross.
Edward burst and family, Union
town, Pa, were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lytle.
Miss Blanche Forsythe returned to
her home here Friday evening from
Ruffsdale, Pa, where she had visited
the Greesley family for several weeks.
Misses Bertha and Mary Greesley
returned to their home in Ruffsdale
after being here over the weekend
with Miss Forsythe.
Mrs. Paul Friend entertained at
dinner at her home here Thursday,
Mrs. Elma Friend, Mrs. Mickey Guard,
Miss Iva Mccullough, George McCul-
Tough and Doyle Mccullough.
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FRIENDSVHLE
League Meetings

Luther League meeting was held on
Thursday evening with Oselane Jen-
kins as leader. A program of music
and readings was enjoyed.
The Epworth League was held on
Wednesday evening at the M. E.
church with Miss Anna Schlossnagle
as the leader. A program was pre-
scented.