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McCABE
Caroline Paino

Mrs. Smith Wagner was the guest
Sunday of Mrs. j. P. Wagner of
Heber.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester and
family were dinner guests Sunday
of the George AustinS.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Harrington
motored to San Diego Sunday to re-
turn the same day with Miss Edna
Wagner who has accepted posi-
ton as nurse in the county hospital.
Miss Wagner is former valley res
ident.
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McCabe people who spent the
weekend in San Diego were Misses
Earlene Northrop, Jaunita Taylor,
Olive Hickey. Caroline Paine, and
Frances Sunstrom, Mrs. Fred w.
Paine, Fred Carr and Jesse Cambell.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
MELOLAND
Mrs. A. r. Meyer

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Meyer and
Mrs. Meyers sister. Mary Hays,
drove over from Yuma Sunday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Will Meyer.
The Wesley Roberts family en-
ioyed a visit the past weekend from
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Strickler and
children Zoanne and Clyde of
Santee.
Meloland children welcomed
Sophie Odermatt back 10 school
Monday after an absence of several
weeks due to an appndicitis opera
ton.
Joe KrumholtZ Jr. of San Diego,
nephew of Harry James. spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James.
On Sunday Frank Vogt and Ted
Williams of San Diego were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott.
Mrs. Vogt was called to Virginia re-
Gently by the serious illness of her
mother.
Thursday night Mr. and Mrs.
Ward McGrew and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Scott attended the dinner at
the Barbara Worth sponsored by the
Imperial Music Teachers associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moody and
GeneVieYe Moody were dinner guests
of the Charles Forsbergs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs H c. Skipper and
children. and Helen Joy Kinnaird
of San Diego spent Thursday and
Friday with the J. r. Kinnairds.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. K. K.
Sharp were surprised by a visit
from Mr.. and Mrs. Beyer of Live
Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Doig enjoyed
visit from Doig's sister. Mrs. o.
A. Page Of San Diego Tuesday.
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Announcement of the marriage OF
Ruth Meyer. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Meyer, former resi-
dents. and Jasper Nelson OF FL
Monte will be of interest to valley
friends. the bride having spent hel
childhood in El Centre Holtville ano
vicinity. The ceremony was per-
formed November by Judge Daniel
Sorey of FL Monte, with members
of the two families and few clost
friends in attendance. Both young
people are graduates Of the E
Monte Union high school and are
making their home in Ell Monte
where Nelson is engaged in business
On Saturday evening the bride wa
honored with a miscellaneous show.
i er by her FL Monte friends. Mrs
| Gurney Hill former Meloland res.
ident, being among those present
Mrs. Nelson is the niece OF Will anc
Alex Meyer and also Of Robert Am
stead Of Holtyille.
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
District Used as
Model For Surrey

With the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict system as her model, Ruth
Drew began a two-day study Tues
day to determine the possibility of
improving the methods of opera
tion of the La Mesa, Lemon Grove
and Spring Valley Irrigation Dis
trict
Miss Drew is secretary of the La
Mesa district. She is seeking new
IDEAS to be used in cutting down
work ana expense in the La Mesa
district.
Her research will include inspec-
ton OF the records of the secre-
tary, the treasurer, the assessor
collector, the accounting depart
ment and the water department
she was aided in her work by
Miss Anna McManus, veteran en-
ploye of the district here.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Baptist Association
Will Hold Meeting

Imperial Valley Baptist associa-
ton has been holding a two day
meeting Monday and Tuesday, at
the First Baptist church. Calexico.
Various speakers from the South
ern California Baptist convention
spoke Monday and were to address
the morning. afternoon and evening
sessions on Tuesday.
Large delegations from the four
valley churches, Brawley. Holtville,
FL Centro and Calexieo. have been
attending the sessions as have rep
reseniatives from the Baptist mis-
sion in Mexicali.
Tuesday nights meeting is devot-
ed to the young people who will at
tend from the four churches. The
program will be devoted to them and
will be followed by social hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
UNUSUALLY DRY
FALL REPORTED

Imperial Valley is experiencing
an unusually dry fall this year
because OF below normal precipita-
ton during the summer months
and a high pressure area over the
western states. according to Fred
Baughman, fruit-frost service eX-
pert for the weather bureau.
The maximum humidity Mon
day was AZ per cent and this
dropped TO % per cent at 8 am.
Tuesday morning The maximum
humidity for this season should
be between 10 and 30 per cent,
said Baughman. The lowest humi-
dity should be recorded at sunrise
each morning.
Sundays north wind was so dry
it burned citrus foliage, he de
clareQ, and damaged it extensively
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
QUQBRIEFS

which she charged her husband
with wilful neglect The couple
married in Yuma April 25, 1928, and
separated March Is. 1895. Mrs.
Duer is represented by S. P. Will
liams, FL Centro attorney.
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It's Time To Change the color of
that summer dress Let us dye it
one of the new fall coiors. Ameri-
can Cleaners, 536 Main. Phone 81.
MO
The Trocadero for your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
License Issued-Sebastian Limon
90. of Mexicali. and Antonia Castro
l6, of Holtville. Monday filed with
the county clerk notice of inten-
ton to wed
Mattresses Converted into inner
spring at substantial savings. Phone
295, Calexico Cotton Products Co.
tN5-N5)
Married BY Judge = Agaton An
daya, 24-year- Filipino of Salin-
as, and Rita Luga, 17-year- old Mex
ican-Indian of the same place, were
united in marriage Monday by
Judge John E. Simpson in Ell Centro
Justice court.
Geld Nights and Mornings-How's
your wood supply? Phone l, Pio-
neer Truck and Transfer Co. Quail
ity and Service. MO
Nelson Studio, 628 Main. Phone l81.
(N7)
Arc Serving Sentences - Harold
Neary, 81, and Bruce Helm, 36, were
arrested on charges of petty theft in
Winterhaven recently and sentenced
to jail. Neary was sentenced to so
days and Helm to 80 days.
Now the Don koom Tor your steak
dinners. tJ28tf)
RAM. Meeting-El Centro chap
ter No. l09, r. A. M. will meet
Thursday night at p. m. in the
Masonic temple for stated meet
ing and the comforting of de-
gree.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

sperts believed today.
| Use of revenue from the joint
employer employe old age pension
tax 10 gain those ends, they pre-
dicted. would cause the fund 10
operate as permanent stabiiza-
ton force for all phases of Amer
ican business.
The levy. estimated to pile up
$4,000, 100000 by l948 and S45,-
100000 900 by 1875. would accom-
plish its double -baTreled purpose.
according to the officials, by these
means:
/. Shift the public debt, now at
s33 100000, from private banks
and financiers to the government
itself; save up to $800.000000 year
now paid out on principal and in
terest for federal obligations; aid
in solving the problem Of tax ex-
empt securities.
,. Provide future adminiStra-
tions with a source of quick cash
for immediate release TO return t.
country toward industrial recovery
in event of another depression,
eventually allow the government
to adopt a pay-as-you-go policy
on emergency expenditures instead
Of saddling later generations with
the cost.
8. Create new mass purchasing
power among the nations low-in-
come classes by insuring 26,000.000
workers against old age want;
providing unemployment compen-
sation; supplying health welfare
benefits to needy.
The old age reserve will pour
into the treasury shortly after
Jan |. 1897, when a ? per cent
tax Oh payrolls. shared half-and-
half by employers and their en-
ployeS, becomes effective. The levy
will gradually increase to 6 per
cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Committees Named
For Milk Association

Walter Macdonald, president of
the California Association of Dairy
and Milk Inspectors, this week COM
pleted the appointment of 10 stand
ing committees of the organization.
Macdonald, who is Imperial coun-
ty milk inspector, anticipates re-
ports from the legislative commit
tee of the proposed legislation for
the milk industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
CUB PACK HAS
BUSINESS MEET

Cub Pack No. had its first real
business meeting since it's organiza-
ton when the group met Monday
afternoon at Wilson school.
This pack is sponsored by the
20-30 club, George Adams is pack
master and the members are: w.
j. Thorburg, Jr., Harold Hipes, Bert
Holt, Herman Luallin, Edgar Palm
er, Robert Radcliffe, Craig Strick-
land, David Mcbride, Eddie Rice,
Harold Romans, Harold Williams.
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Physician Starts
Six-MOnth Sentence

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. U.P)-
DR.. w. Norman Powers, Seattle ply
sician who pleaded guilty to con-
spiracy charges and testified against
other alleged members of a coast
wide illegal operations ring, to-
day started a six-month county jail
sentence.
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Hay Stolen-Five tons of hay were
stolen from the Henry Kohn ranch
eight miles east of Brawley last
weekend. The chain on the gate
was cut with a hacksaw, Kohn told
deputy sheriffs, and the hay taken
from a stack Deputy Sheriff Frank
Raney and Joe LizarraraS are in
yestigating.
Joe Perry and His Hawaiians at
the El Canine Inn. MO
Files Divorce Complaint-A COM
plaint for divorce was filed in su-
perior court Monday by Bernice
Duer against Thomas w. Duer in
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Golf Pro Talks at
T. Chamber Meeting

Curley Veasey, golf pro at the
Barbara Worth club, was guest
speaker Monday night at the Jun
ior chamber of commerce meeting
in the California hotel.
Veasey demonstrc ted the uses of
the various clubs and explained the
fine points of the game to the
group.
L. R. Jefferson showed motion
pictures of recent coast football
games furnished through the courte-
sy of the Associated Oil Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Appeal Authorized
Over Flag Decision

SACRAMENTO. Nov. TO- UP
Appeal from superior court ruling
that Charlotte Gabrielli, 10, has the
right to attend Sacramento city
schools though she refuses to salute
the American flag was authorized
today by the city school board.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Polygamsts Return
Aftor Prison Tern,

SHORT CREEK Ariz., Nov. TO-
Price johnson and I. C. Spenc-
er, who went to prison because they
believed in and practiced polygamy,
returned to their homes in this iso-
lated. desoiate little community to-
day, after serving 10 months in
prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
AID BLADDER ELIMINATION
Make This 25c Test
90

Use buchu leaves. juniper oil and
other drugs made into little green
Bukets. Helps to flush the kidneys
poisons and excess acids that cause
poor elimination resulting in getting
up nights. frequent desire, seanty
flow or backaehe. Just say Bukets
to your druggist In four days II
not pleased go and get your 2oc.-
Clem ents Drug Store. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
FUNDS EXPECTED TO ALTER FISCAL SYSTEM
Gov. Lehman Will
Visit Palm Springs

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. U.P)-Gov
Herbert H. Lehman was en- route
today to Palm Springs, Calf. for
vacation following his successful
reelection campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Pictures Shown at
Lions Club Meeting

Moving pictures of the UCL.A.-
Oregon and U.S.C.-Oregon State
football games constituted the pro-
gram for the Lions club at the
meeting Tuesday noon at the Bar
bara Worth hotel
The pictures we're shown by L.
r. jefferson Melvin o. King was
chairman of the day.
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WILL BE BULWARK
AGAINST SLUMPS

WASHINGTON Nov 10. (UP) : Billions of social
security tax dollars.suppying the u S. treasury with
its greatest hoard of ready cash in historyw change
drascay the nations present fiscal system and buwark
the country against future depressions government
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

at Meloland having transferred
from Acacia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Odell were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cate of Re
dondo we're weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G.. Richards.
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Honoring Mrs. Herbert Harris of
Imperial. who recently returned
from trip to Norway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward McGrew entertained at
a family dinner Sunday. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bergstedt
and three sons. Mr.. and Mrs. /. W.
| McGrcW, Evelyn McGrew, and the
hosts.
Recent visitors at the K. * Sharp
home included Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Dorman of Mesa, Ariz. who were
overnight guests Saturday; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dorman and Mrs. M. a.
Mills of Los Angeles, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cate of Redondo, all
Of whom were dinner guests on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Deane
and two sons Of Los Angeles also
stopped for visit with the Sharps
Sunday afternoon.
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Two Meloland young people were
/ the victims of accidents last week.
Leroy Edwards received wrist
fracture while playing at school:
and Athel Halman's arm was broken
at the elbow during football prac-
tice at Holtville high.
] %
Marilyn and Dorothy 10 Kinnaird
are spending two weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. j. Kinnaird, while
/ their mother is in Modesto.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10
Experts to Select
Roosevelt Turkey

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 10.
U.P) Veterinarians examined G
group of 100000 turkeys today from
which they will choose a gobbler
for President RooseVelt's Thanks
giving dinner. Any birds with q
trace of heart trouble, digestive dis
orders or neuritis will meet quick
elimination, the doctors explained
because the ailments in turn cause
toughness, stringiness and bitter
taste.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

The world series this year drew
the largest paid attendance since
1923.
Detroit recently repealed a 10
mile-an-hour speed limit for horses.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

at Meloland having transferred
from Acacia Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cate of Re
dondo we're weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. C.. Richards.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Odell were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. o. L..
Hill Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-10

Marilyn and Dorothy 10 Kinnaird
are spending two weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. ]. Kinnaird, while
their mother is in Modesto.
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BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, jan. 15.-Mrs.
Martha Drake Of Pleasant Hill,
spent the weekend with her sis
tiers, Mrs. Lou Cantrcll and Miss
Ellen Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Higgins and
daughter, Oleta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Cantrcll and son, LaX-
ton, visited relatives at Fruitland
Sunday.
Robert Drake spent Saturday
night with J. C. Drake Of Valley
Hill. who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evcrettc Higgins
had as their dinner guest Sunday,
Mrs. c.. V. Redden and son, Roy,
ard Mr.. James Higgins and son,
Paul. of Jones Gap.
Miss Mary Prince of Pleasant
Hill, visited relatives here recent
N. X. Dalton of Bowman's
Bluff. visited his daughter, Mrs.
Lenell Higgins, Sunday.
Ralph Nichols and father Of
Etowah, were in this community
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around here"
"We're going to be married
here at the hospital?"
Just as fast as we can. So |
can hurry you home with the sane
ton Of the law and begin taking
care Of YOU"
'It will be forever and ever this
time. l PROMISE" Dana said. in .
low tone.
"That goes for me, too" Scots
said earnestly.
'It doesn't seem fair for me to
be so happy, when I've made Ron
ME unhappy" Dana said thought
fully.
"Ronnie will thank me some dav
when he marlies a Girl who is as
big q fool about him as son are
about nc"
A nurse put her head in the
door. "Dr. Stanley, that young
girl in A22 has had Il nervous re-
action There's nothing the mat
ter with her, but she's frightened
aid insists on seeing you"
"All right" Scott said.
The door closed. Dana smiled at
Scott, Don't worry about me. Pm
all right. And I'm remembering
You're doctor. ! forgot it once.
hrt won't again"
"Therc's a letter at home from
Paula" Scott said. slowly. II Want
you to read it before | burn it. 1t
will make some things lear. BY
the way. Dana. she's going to be
married to that English chap"
"I'm glad" Dana said. "But |
don't want TO read her letter. 1t
isn't necessary. Pm beginning to
understand about Paula. And /
don't want you to begin telling
me professional secrets"
Scott stood locking down ct her.
Some day he would tell her about
Paula. He owed it to nov to make
that episode in their lives very
clear. She would tell him ahout
Ronnic. That wouldn't be neces-
sary. either. But he would want
her to tell him. lust tho same.
He bent and l;is"2d heC.
Dana Law quietly. smilin@ han
PLY. There had been another DUAL
! ity in Scots kiss. 1t had heN
! love-oh. so much love. There
had been, too, new kind Of re-
spect.
! THE END
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OXith OH Nh GQye :::::: E: g:

hands reassuringly. ut won't be
long now"
Cant | see him now" Dana
asked brokenly.
He shook his head, his eyes
meeting hers in surprise.
at isn't allowed" he said.
"You couldn't go to the operating
ROOM" Then Scott was in the OPP
Grating room!
"Everything's going to Re fine"
DR.. Robertson said. "T'm betting
on Scott"
He was betting on Scott! But
he didn't know. No one could
known until later. Dana shud-
dercd, and sank down in chair.
From her position she could
watch the hall. could see smiling.
, serene-faced nurses coming and
going. How could thev be smil-
ing and serene?
Patients were wheeled out on
the porch and back to their rooms.
The long minutes dragged while
Dana sat tensely, anguished- wait
ing.
A woman in front of Dana, mid
dlC-aged, graV-haired, was tapping
her chair with nervous fingers,
Someone sick?" she asked.
"Mv husband" Dana answered.
It didn't occur to her that it was
stronue TO he calling Scott her
husband.
SIS he real sick?" the woman
persisted. 49,,
"Pm afraid So" Dana said. at
was an automobile accident and
they had to operate" Her voice
trembled.
The older woman nodded SYM
pathetically. 81 wouldn't worry so
much. He'll probably be all right.
Nv daughters in the maternity
ward. It's her third. She always
+ comes through beautifully, but
can't help hut worry. We women
are made that way" The restless
tapping Of her fingers continued,
Marking time, Dana thought
with g flash of understanding and
sympathy. Men wandered off at
times like these. But women stay
ed on, keeping anxious vigils'
I Marking time. Smiling, as this
mother was smiling, as these
nurses were smiling. Playing a
courageous game.
:; = =
4 door had opened somewhere
and two nurses were coming
down the hall, rolling stretcher;
As they came nearer Dana could
see that the patient was a young
man. A blond youth of about IS.
A wave of ether drifted through
the door and she closed heH eyes,
physically and mentally sick.
The woman who had spoken 70
Dana said, "That must be the boy
who was hurt in a dreadful acct
dent. They said the best man in
the hosnital was operating on him.
One of the nurses said he was &
wizard with a knife. 1t was his
car that crashed into the young
fellows automobile, and they said
he was like somebody crazy.
Wouldn't let anyone else operate,
although he was pretty badly
shaken up himself. He" Her
voice ceased suddenly.
Dana opened her eyes and star
ed dazed. I'D into SCOTS face.
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I Without a word Scott lifted hel
in his arms, holding her close
against him. Dana could feel his
heart racing. Could feel her own
heart, ieaping wildly like some
thing released from long imprlson-
ment
Her hand reached up to touch
SCOTS face incredulously, almost
fearfullv.
81 died" Dana whispered,
"many times. And then l looked
up and you were here by me-"
"You thought I was hurt,
Dana? Didn't Robertson tel
Vou9"
"He must have explained to
Nancy, but l didn't wait to hear
thought | had lost you" her
voice broke.
Scott said gravely, 81 was driv-
ing in town like the devil, on my
way to you, when | met this
young chap on q curve "
/ "1ou operated on him." Dana
| SAID WondeI1ngly.
"He had to i've" Scott an
swered grimly.
"He's all right" Dana asked.
"He will be-" Scott said.
Dana sighed suddenly with tre-
mendOus relief. She was staring
at Scott. Scott who was so Won
derful. Who was a wizard with a
knife. Who had so much magic in
! his strong, skilled fingers! His
face before her adoring eyes be-
came q blur, part of . whirling
panorama. She saw the amazed
blue eyes Of the nervous woman.
Then the blue eyes were gone,
too. Scott felt Dana's arms about
him relax, and then she was a
dead weight in his arms.
= :: =
Dana oncned her eyes. She was
in a hospital room. in a hospital
bed. Someone was holding one OF
her hands firmly. Dana closed hel
eyes again blissfuily. Scott wa!
here beside her. She wanted tc
be silent. letting this wonderful
fact flood her whole being reas
suringly. ioyously.
What if it should be a dream
only a beautiful dream? She turn
ed her head slightly and looked a
Scott. He bent and kissed hel
gently.
"Take it easy, Mrs. s."
"I'm not dreaming" Dana said
"You have been" Scott said
squeezing her hand. "But you art
awake now. That's you and this
is mo"
"Not grammatical, but wonder
full" Dana smiled at him. &c
faintcd?"
eyes" He sat on the bed, pull
ing her up to sitting position be
side him, encircling her closely
with his arms.
Didn't know You liked me that
much" Scott said in low tone
"But I guess you do, you gonne
idiot. guess YOU love me as
do you-like hell"
TiEe hell" Dana laughed out
suddenly. "Oh, Scott, angel, whnt
a way to describe the heavenly
state we're in"
Speaking of heaven" Scott
grinned. eve sent for minister
and license. We have All awfully
accommodating bunch Of fellows
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RECALLS HISTORY

MOSCOW. (UP).-A metal disc
certifying the owners right to
wear beard and issued by Peter
the Great was unearthcd by the
Pskov State Museum. Peter, who
sought to EuropeaniZe Russia, de-
creed that all Russians who wore
boards must pay tax.
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WAMPOLE'S preparation zee;
extra heavy Russian mineral oil,
quart soc; $1.00 Parke Davis
Cod Liver oil roc; DR.. West and
Prophylactic tooth brushes 39c,
Freeze Drug Co,
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Saturday.

Saturday.
j. W. Cantrell hiss accepted a
position in Greenvillc. 8. c.
The Womcn's Missionary soci-
ETY. meeting will be held at the
homo Of MRS. Thomas Hamilton
next Tuesday.
c. c. Higgins killed a fine hog
last week.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Corn visited
relatives at Bcrea Sunday.
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First Federal Savings & Loan
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