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Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07


Miss Elsie ~. smith. Of near
Georgetown. and Nelson Warren. Of
Eliendale, were ndTied AZ Lewes
last Sunday night by The Rev g. ~.
Culmm
Miss Ennice M short. OF Laurel.
and Frederick Mitchell. OF Essing-
ton, Pa, were married az Laurel
last Saturday by the Rev q Y Barr
hcr. rector Of ST. Phillips Protestant
Episcopal Church cf That town
Miss Mary Al. Ileetwoo1. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs William g
Fleetwood, near Seaiord, and JOS
eph c. FINLEY, son Of M. and Mrs.
Carroll Tinies. Of Greensboro, Md,
were married last Saturday night az
the Georgetown ~ E Circuit par-
sonage BY the Rev. James II Card
ner
Jack Roach. small son Of former
City Councilman and Mrs. Herman
Roach, Albury avenue, IS suffering
from cash il bis head, which re-
quired three clamps to close as re-
suit Of slipping and falling against
a radiator at the GEORGETOWN Eiel
mentary School late Tuesday after
noon. The lad Is a grandson Of
Rev. and Mrs. John r. Bailey Of
Milford
Omeers Of the just Us Club. Of
near Milford, one Of the 4-H Club
organizations of Sussex county
Of girls, have been chosen
for the term. as follows: Bettio
Sterner, president; Gladys H0sted-
ler, vice president; Ruth Murphy,
and treasurer The club /
members decided to enter the coun7
" dramatic contest which viii take 4
place some tinie during March Most
Of the clubs are making plans to en-
ter the contest
Tonight (Fridav), Mrs. Mabel +.
Hobbs. dramatic consultant for the
National Recreation AssOciation,
win hold a meeting n the George
town High school. Miss Anne ,,
Moore, county club agent for Sus-
sex county, IS urging clubs TO have
at the meeting, es-
leclally those planning 70 enter the
lramatic contest.
Oscar Harmon, a Moor, living
lear here, was arrested Tuesday af-
ernoOn BY Highway Oalcer Irving
iienot Of the Georgetown station on
charge Of reckless diving and be-
ne involved in an accident with the
ar Of Rufus T. Green, at the inter-
ection of North Bedford and, West !
saufei streets, here. fortunately no
ne was injured. Harmon was fined
1000 and costs Dy Magistrate ".
rank Sharp. (.
See your ChifOpractOr. DR.. Anna
Greeoriiis. Milford. 2-7tf
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
SUGAR HILL
(Near WiIllamsVDIe)

Services at the Sound NJ. Z.
Church: Church school at $3.50, fol-
lowed by preaching at IL. Prayer
meeting on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. HOwie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprague, Mr. Young, Mr.. Car
Der and Mrs. George Walker and
daughter Georgetta we're entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett to
a 4 o'clock turkey dinner recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Hudson were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Derriekson'
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy McGee and Mr..
and Mrs. Evans were callers Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Hastings ON Sunday.
Big time at Milford Emergency
Hospital Card Party, February II. in
Community Building. Milford. You
and your friends are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Lewis enter
tanned to dinner on Saturday eve
ming. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Corkle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Long
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tyre and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Derrickson and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Richards and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie McCabe and
granddaughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Lewis and daughter. Every
one enjoyed a very good dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Gray and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. David Der
rickson, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Lewis, all had good home made ice
cream at the home Of Dave Derrick
son, Sr., one day last week.
Big time at Milford Emergency
Hospital Card Party. February IL, in
Community Building, Milford. You
and your friends are invited. /
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
WARWlCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold BartO were
callers Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Simpler.
Mrs. Julia Lingo and children of
Long Neck were recent guests of
her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. A.
H. Lingo.
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
SEAF0RD


Alfred Bennett, commercial air
pilot and manager Of the Bennett
Air Service, which teaches Tying
and also general GALES mdnagef for
the Taylor Aircraft Company, while
flying from his airport III Heights
town. N. j., to Tangier Island on
Monday Of this week was forced
down due to ice collecting on the
wings OF his plane, In the rear Of
the Karl ThOmpson's residence.
While waiting for the weather to
clear he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl P. Thompson, on Monday
evening. He left early Tuesday NOR
ming to finish his journey to Tang
ier's Island which has been badly
in need Of food supplies.
Big time at Milford Emergency
Hospital Card Party, February ! I, in
Community Building, Milford. You
and your friends are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Phillips, |
.Ir., and Mfr. and Mrs. William Par
sons are spending several days In
Miami. Florida. While out fishing
there Mr. Phillips caught seven
and one-half foot sword fish. They
are expected to arrive home the
first part of next week.
Miss Mary Locates, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Locates, has
accepted a position as nurse at the
home of the Merciful Rest in Will
mington.
Mrs. Grace Rawlins, wife of Vic
tor z. Rawlins, merchant, while
skating on Hearn's mill pond TINS
week, fell and broke her right arm
below the elbow as she was leaving
the pond after skating for quite
some time. She was brought to the
Office of DR.. IRA A. B. Allen who
gave medical aid.
Philip Noshay, VINO for the past
several years has been conducting
dry cleaning and shoe repairing
business in the Burton Bros. Build
ing on High street, moved his busi-
ness and his family to Philadelphla =
last week and will open a similar
in that city on Frank
ford avenue.
Mrs. W. o. Covey. Mrs. R. A.
and Mrs. Albert J. Lank, all ]
Of West Seaford, are spending sew
eral weeks at Miami, Florida
Announcement has been made by
City Councilman j. Emery Miles,
who is finishing his three year term
that he will be a candidate for re.
election at the annual municlpal
election on Monday, March 2. 1t IS
that Mayor George W.
Donoho. whose term also expires,
will be a candidate for reelection.
The term of Councilman Harry A.
will also expire and he Is
being asked by the leading citizens
o again seek the Office
Postmaster Joseph c. Cox reports
| 8 per cent increase in the postal
receipts at the local Office this past
January over January, 1885. He also
'eports an increase in receipts Tor
he past IA months.
Funeral services were held last !
afternoon at his home for
alexander DOnOho. age 72 years,
thior member of the firm of DoHo- I
10 G. Company, wholesale oyster c
Daekers and fruit brokers who died
n the jefferson Hospital on Thurs !
lay Of last week of complication !
# diseases. Interment was made in I
he Odd Fellows cemetery with the I
lev. John r. Crosby officiating. I
George Search, manual training s
instructor at the Seaford High
chool has presented to the SeafOrd 1
Fire Department a ma c
ogany gavel and plate for use of a
be president at meetings. Mr..
earch made the gavel and plate in
he manual training department of
he local school. q,
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07

See your ChifOpTactOr. DR.. Anna
X. Gregorius, milford. 2-7tE
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07
FISHERS DISTRICT
lNelI llEeelM0odl

big time tt Milford Emergency
Hospital Card Party February u. ia
ConimuHlly nuildins Milford You
nnd your friends are Invited
FISHERS School on Friday evening az
b m Come out md sec the heauti-
ful work being done 81 this school
Milford chronicle., 1936-02-07

Rie time at Milford Emergeney
uoenital card Party. February II, in
Community Building, Milford. You
End your friends are invited.
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Continued from page one)
trincs (which until recently were
pursued only by those who march
ed under the red flag"
Speaking at a meeting spon-
Sored by Jeffersonian Democrats,
Reed said that if the policies of
the Roosevelt administration are
carried to their conclusion they
Will destroy all fortunes and all
property. He charged the present
administration with wasting pub
lie moneys, piling up billions of
dollars Of debt, and by engaging
in foolish experiments.
At Topeka, Kans., Gov. Alfred
II. Landon told 4 group of wet
Missouri Republican leaders last
night that he believed prohibition
Il dead issue" and reiterated his
stand on the states right theory
regarding the liquor question.
1t was the first definite state
mcnt the Republican presidential
nominee has made on the prohibi'
ton has made on the prohibition
question since the campaign be
gan, and followed q rumor that
the administration soon will pic,
tmc the KanSan as an ardent dry
who would revive prohibition il
elected.
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EDNEYVILLE

EDNEYVILLE, Oct. 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Miller, Of Ruth
crfordton, and Mrs. Fannie Nor
rison and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son, of Britain, visited w. +.
Moss last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOuscr and
children, Marilyn and Tommic, of
New Castle, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Houser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
c. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. League,
of Augusta, Ga, who have been
here at Sportcliff, their summer
home for the past six weeks, have
had lot of repair work done be-
fore leaving for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Smith has gone to
Florence. S. c., where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert COStOn and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnwcll and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKillopp
spent Sunday at Ashevillc Normal,
where they each have a daughter
in college.
Mrs. b. l.. Merrell is able to
be out again after an illness.
Miss Sarah Wells, daughter of
Mrs. w. Il. Wells, was married
Friday night in Wheeling, w. Va
to Mr.. John NJ. Miller of that
place. The BRIDE was graduated
at Edneyyille high school in 1895.
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Young of Window; Mrs. Maude
Gibson and daughter, Georgia. of
Marion; Rufus Justus and chill
dren, J. J. and Minnie Belle, of
Iuman, S. c.; the Misses Barnett
of mman, S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. X. Williamson of Henderson
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Clark
and daughters, Gertrude and
Roscoe Townsend Of Edneyvillc;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. NeSbitt and
son, Floyd, of Edncyvillc: Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Enloe and daugh-
ter. Mae. of Edneyville; T. A.
Cathcy. Edncyvillc: Mrs. w. +.
Mamnctt of Edncyvi!lc; IN. and
Mrs. Carl Garrett Of Dana; Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon LYDIA and chill
dren of HcndcrSOnville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed LYDIA and daughter Of
Hcndersonvillc; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brooks and son Of HendcrSonvillc,
route .; Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. JUS
tuS Of Hcndersonvlle, route =;
Mrs. Rosa JustuS of Henderson
vile. route .: Mr.. and Mrs. VI. S.
JustuS of HcnderSonviilc, route
?; Mr.. and Mrs. jim JuStuS Of
HcndcrsOnvillc, route =; John
Clark Of EdaeyNiilc; J. c. COSton
and son, J. c., Jr.; Miss Frances
King of Hcndersonville: Rev. Ar
mold Edney, Flat Rock, Mrs. John
Blackwell! and son, Albert, of
Edncyville.
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90Ciot

Mrs. G.. c. PEBBLES was in the
chair and Mrs. Broadus f. Wall,
welcome visitor, gave the inspir-
ing devotions. Mrs. f.. r. Osborne
spoke on missions in an interest
ing way. Special stress was laid
on a good attendance at the meet
ing of the missionary society next
Monday. Plans were made for a
visit to the county home on Thurs
day and Mrs. Wall will give a
talk. The hostess served dainty
Refreshments during the social
hOpr.
The Mamie Bomar circle. with
Mrs. w. A. Bennett presiding,
met Yesterday with Mrs. Charles
Murphy. Mrs. r. X. Orr led in
prayer and the devotional was con-
Quoted well by a visitor, Mrs. G..
c. Kimbrough. Mrs. J. K. Ship
handled the program on mission
work in China and Japan. A sweet
course and coffee were served in
conclusion to Ii members and
three visitors.
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interesting talk on "The Blessed
ness of Tithing."
Mrs. Reckling discussed Money
and the Kingdom"
Miss Lillian ClOusc gave a beau
tiful poem, PAY the 1.-THE"
Mrs. Elizabeth Seibert gave a
poem on Give a Gift"
Prayer was offered by Mrs. W.
B. Sinclair.
A round table discussion deal
ing with personal experiences, and
some blessed tithers and giverS,
among whom was John Wesley,
concluded the program.
Hot cocoa and cookies were
served by the hostesSes, Mrs. W.
T. Reckling and Miss Lillian
Clouse, to ten members and SIX
visitors. =,
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Dick Allen on Fifth ave
nue.. with Mrs. Seibert as Joint
hostess. Miss ClouSe will have
charge of this program.
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METHODIST MISSIONARY
MEETING HELD

The Methodist Missionary So
cietv met on Monday in the
church parlor. A hymn, PLAYED
impressively by Mrs. w. Z. Stri-
der. was the call to order. The
singing of hymn No. was fol
lowed with prayer. Mrs. j. H. FL
lison, presiding over the business
period, heard encouraging reports
and announced plans for a fall
mission study.
The combined devotions and
missionary program was conduct
ed by Mrs. L. r. Geiger, assisted
bv Mesdames Haynes, Strider,
Johnson, and Miss Alice King,
bringing reports from the foreign
fields that told how the national
churches in those lands are CO.
operating to give their people
Christian education and training.
The meeting closed with PRAYER
by Mrs. A. J. Henderson. The
attendance was good.
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WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD
INITIAL. MEETING

The civic department OF the
Woman's club will hold the initial
fall meeting tomorrow, Wednes-
day, afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. f. NJ. Salley. This will be
an open meeting and visitors Will
be cordially welcomed. Miss Emma
L. Keis, the new art director at
Fassifern. will speak to the club
on art, and several visiting artists
will be present. Some of the pic
lures and articles exhibited at the
district meeting in AsheviIle Will
be on display. The new district
president, Mrs. John 5. Forrest,
who is also the retiring president
of the local club, will give a few
highlights on the meeting last FIJI
day.
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ley, Jr., of West Ashcvillc, are
spending a week at Atlantic City,
n. j., their friends will be inter-
eStcd to know.
Mrs. Henry Twyford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Briggs and children
have moved to the DcPass home
on Pine street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell J. Kauf-
man have gone to Dallas, Texas,
and for an extended stay in Cali
fOrnia, but expect to return to
HcndCrSonvillc. They were in the
Ambassador apartments.
DR.. and Mrs. Hyatt Brown an
nouncc the birth Of a son, Charles
Hyatt, on Saturday, October 3, at
Patton Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Holden and
grandson, Clyde UpchUrch, have
taken an apartment at 1902 High
land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hill have
moved to their recently purchased
home at 324 Taylor street.
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DINNER GIVEN
ISAAC JUSTUS
Birthday Is Observed by
His Children and
Friends

On Sunday, Isaac Justus had a
beautiful birthday dinner given
him Sunday by his children and
grandchildren. The table, set in
the yard under the big oak trees,
was loaded with good things to
eat. G.. +. Clark was master of
ceremonies, introducing NJ. S.
JustuS who asked the blessing,
About - friends and relatives
were present. Nj. JuStuS' sister,
Mrs. Rosa JustuS of Henderson,
vile sat at Mr.. JustuS' left. After
dinner Mr.. Clark introduced the
Rev. Arnold EGncy. who spoke on
the life and character of Nh. JUS
tuS. I. A. Cathcy spoke for the
Edncyvillc high school, thanking
NJ. JustuS for his deep interest
in the school. Nj. JuStus gave all
the land for that school.
j. &. CoStOn sang several vocal
selections and NJ. S. Justus play
ed several numbers on the violin.
Then Mr.. JuStus took the violin
and played Il tune he had played
numerous times in his youth.
Mrs. W. +. Hamnett was among
the speakers. All Mr.. Justus'
friends and relatives wish him
many happy returns.
This was also the birthday Of
one of Mr.. JuStus' grandSOnS, j..
w. Gibson, of SwannanOa. Both
received many nice presents.
Those present included: Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3. Gibbs and chill
dren. of Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
y. Gibson and children OF Swan
nanoa; Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Glib
son and daughter OF Windon; Joe
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BUSINESS WOMEN'S
MISSION MEETING

The Business Women's Mission
ary circle of the First Baptist
church met with Mrs. w. I. Reck-
ling on Monday evening, with
Mrs. p. n. Zimmerman, chairman,
presiding. After the minutes OF
last meeting were read and APP
proved and the offering taken, the
following program was given:
The Lords Prayer was given IN
unison.
Mrs, G.. C. Kimbrough gave a
very interesting devotional on
"The Law of Love in Christian
Giving" the subject for October
being "The Blessed Grace of Civ
ing"
Mrs. p. n. Zimmerman gave an
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAP HS

Mrs. Florence Watts of Tampa,
Fla, is the guest Of Mrs. Ida
Sprccher for awhile.
Misses Doris Arlcdge and Eliza
beth Shipman attended the Caro-
lina-TenneSSce game at Chapel
Hill and the dance following dur
ing the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mcqueen Sal
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A. l.. A. INSTALLS
OFFICERS

The October meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held last evening at the Legion
clubhouse. with the retiring pres
ident. Mrs. Ed Anders, in the
chair. Mrs. J. B. Payne read the
Preamble and the usual opening
was observed. Mrs. c. S. Corpen-
ing. secretary. read a resume of
the past years work.
Mrs. Payne, of Canton. Fifth
Area chairman, conducted I'M
prcssively the installation of Off
GERS as follows: president, Mrs.
Paul English; first vice president,
Mrs. c. S. Corpening; second vice
president. Mrs. A. V. Edwards;
secretary. Mrs. P. y. Zimmerman;
treasurer. Mrs. Trigg Britain;
historian. Mrs. w. J. Reese; chap
lain, Mrs. +. X. Osborne; serge
ant-at-arms, Mrs. w. c. Arm
strong.
The new president, Mrs. Eng
lish. then announced as her men,
berShip chairmen for the year:
Mesdames Carey Blythe and NJ.
l.. Johnson. Last year Mesdames
A. V. Edwards and J. +. Mitch
ellis teams had a membership con-
test, so last evening the losers,
Mrs. Edwards and her committee
of FIVE. MesdameS Nathan Patla,
Wade King. J. 3. Creech, Paul
Johnson and y. c. Foster served a
salad course. cake and coffee to
% members and six visitors.
During the social hour Miss
Kate DotSon was in charge of a
musical program, each number of
which was delightful and appre-
ciated. Misses Jeanette Motifs
man and Sue Garren gave three
speciality songs; Miss Violet
Wright rendered two vocal solos,
and Mrs. w. o. Allen and Miss
Dotson closed with a vocal duet.
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., Mrs. c. r. McManaway,
y Society Editor
oto,e 9S Before IL Noon
BAPTIST CIRCLES
%. yESTE RDAI

Martin. SulliugCr circle was
~ Yesterday by the w.
.-.fcu,. Mrs. W. l.. Swan
D." " .,r v.s In the chair. and
SOLE .. prayer by Mrs. Kath-
%. -r~ During the bust
r ..srr Mrs. J. II. Clevenger
'. .r..-.f 'u serve on the nomi-
va .tr. for the new W.
Ulcers. ~ many members
j" ... ayre urged TO attend
~ ~ meeting at Cullo-
u.,oour -. Mrs. Swan
..r. 900 interesting program.
r topic, being "TithcS and
or..r. and "GlmpSeS Of Our
y, ..r.rrs" This was followed
.r inspiring devotional con-
....trr MIS-. l.. F.. Jaeckel. The
~. Served delicious refresh
-.. .. nine members and one
Meeting Of the Lottie Moon
49,. v.- held ~ the home of
w.. Paul Garner and opened with
tsa.-sr' prayed led by Mrs. G..
~ r.a.. Mrs. J. T. Hill preSid-
- r., Lee Rector conducted
- a.vu..ouS on Love. and
~ r. " Russ had interesting
s...,.- s.uw home and foreign
s.. The closing prayer was of
...l .r Mrs. !. W. Farmer. Plans
~... mad. for an all day mission
..t. p. na hold i'm the home of
n. e. ". Justice on Thursday
s.r., week. The hostess served
~.rEf~ pie. topped with whipped
sq~ and coffee TO II members
,~f rrr visitor
The Fannie Heck circle met at
e.. lewis house. with Mesdames
- Brooks. Uarrcll and Ben
r,.srir as joint hoSteSseS. Mrs.
I'd uaaHar presided in the alb
.f Mrs Walter Stepp. An
-..-,,..vg devotional was pre-
3 av Ms. Harrell, assisted
~ ", dame, z. \. Stcpp and Roy
~~... The latter and Mrs, W.
Davis also assisted Mrs. Rea-
.r. program chairman. with
%. r.-.. from home and foreign
srf. During the social hour
ss.. anil Russian tea were
-vst 90 II members and one
III. F.. Racklcy was hostess
...-. meeting of the Sarah Eyer
.,r.rr which was attended by
.r members and two visitors.
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their display windows: Bakers
Art Gallery, Chamber of Com
mcrcc, Fashion Shop, Leona Al
len Young, |. W. Allen, the Japa'
nesc Art Shop, Gregg Hardware
Co.. Carolina Dress Shop, Justus
Pharmacy, Rose Pharmacy, J. G..
Penney Co., and Jones d French.
Artists in the city and county are
asked to have a card with their
display, which reads: National Art
Week, Oct. G-12, and following
their name the wOrd-ArtiSt.
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She has held a position in Wheel.
ing for some time.
Mrs. Ida Freeman and Mrs. Foy
Mcrrcll and children, Virginia and
Lois, called on Ms. X. S. Moss
and Miss Julia Moss Friday after
noon.
Miss Catharinc LYDIA has re-
turned to her home in Henderson
vile after spending week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Walter
JuStuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unlock have re-
turned home to Augusta after
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. James X. League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Merrcll
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Freeman.
The fivc-county singing will be
held at Edncyvillc school building
Sunday, Oct. Is, Everybody is in
vited.
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d. A. r. TO MEET
THURSDAY

The Joseph Mcdowell chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, will meet Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of the regent, Mrs. X. p. Freeze
with MesdameS AlmOntc +. Jones
and NJ. c. Roberts as joint hos
teSSeS.
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WomAN'S CLUB OBSERVING
NATIONAL, ART WEEK

The Woman's club is observing
National Art Week beginning to-
day. The following merchants
have generously given the use OF
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and death of our father, J. }.
Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mchaffcy.
Hcndcrsonville, n. c. tip
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T,HE stars and the planets formed
i the world of Milan RaStislaw
stefanik, young Czech scientist
and inventor, before the WorlG
War. But fame came to him mors
Tor his exploits on the battlefield
Ia the name of the newly organ
hed country, than for his world.
wide astronomical studies.
For Milan Stefanik became one
of the leaders in the liberation o:
Czechoslovakia. With President
Mazaryk, during the war, he trav.
eled through Europe and America
seeking recognition for the new
country. And during the fighting
he advanced in rank at the head
of his own organized countrymen
leading them at the battle of Ar
ras, at Salonika, in Russia and ST.
IBERIA
After the war, General Stefanii
became minister of national de-
Tense for CzechoSlovakia. May d
1919, he entered an airpiane a
Udine. Italy, after diplomatic
visit. but never got back to hi
--- country. Th'
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