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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
Westory Bldg. 18th and F, F. Met. is3s so0i'
HEMoRRHoIDs EPAD1CATFD BY MY
own own method Results effective, for . life
IA 1865 s Columbia rd. I'd Adj Adams aoGMsN"hA'A' o3ssi
WlTRAWIqIET wa1e lSIgSd INSrRARaD
entific methods for bronchitis asthma.
arthritis. skin and rectal diseases; under
your Doctors direction by experienced
quickly. reasonably. DR. JOHNSON.
dentist RIM. 1907, 927 10Th. Met. 2s44.
MALE NURSE HAS VACANCY FOR
cialty; pleasant surroundings; rates reas.
BETTER HEALTH sTUDIo-coLDs AND
Appointments Potomac 47al.
HILLTOP REST HoME-GRADUATE
elderly case; large, sunny rooms; quiet:
good food. Nearby Va. Walnut 1919. 80.
there is no need to tsel that they -'in must ~
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay higher 5e prise The Greater
World finest waterproof airtieht euaran-
ted tse fo burial may be had from
the Greater w. w. Chambers Co -l4th St.
corner Chaplin W, Columbia O43o.. Phone
or write our address. We will send you a
beautiful catalogue of how We do 1t 140n
Chaplin 81. NV. phone Columbia O432. 517
1lth 81. Sc. phone Atlantic 500.
FRENCH AND REaL FRENCH ONLY. EX-
perlenced NATIVE teacher; reaS. Col.
ZOO. Apt. 302. Please leave phone number.
19"4 18Th ST. APT. "1-PHoNE MET.
o199. mornings. Room. light Housekeeping;
sunny, cheerful home; with lady; down
town.
UNIQUE GIFT SHOP. llo71e EYE ST.
W. opening April 1st. Welcome old
friends and new. MRS. MARY w BURTON.
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE. TO RENT
furnished room in vicinity Of $500 Con-
necticut ave, $50 per month. Box s5-W.
Star.
A CHARMING PERSONALITY CAN BE
developed: private instruction. personality
poiSe. public, speaking. Enslish; all social
and cultural subjects. MISS ROSALYN
RANDLE: RANT "4oo 18th NV. Tel. Dupont
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE
1926 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1855.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Westory Bldg, 14th and F. Met. 1893.
FULL, DRESS SUITS AND TUxEDos FOR
co s se1 a s'ses ST. nv sas Up saa e. Clothing
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
one one .slses debts except my own: SYDNEY
EPSTEIN, 1101 2sth st. Sc, Apt |. 30'
WILL NOT BE. RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
ssss' sSss g 'y any All fsf@
PLANNING A DANCE, SMOKER. OYSTER
roast or large party soon? GRIFFITH
District line, offers complete and UNIQUE
facilities for functions of all kinds Phone
KRAMER" Republic 1850
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE q. S.
the election Of directors and for the trans
action of such other business that may
properly come before the association will
- J. s. MOODY. Secretary.
SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
on the 10Th day Of April. 1898. at 2
serial number aSeiss3. m motor poen number %
stoFes ss sse o Tepar id shoD Of MsiaSmb
This sale is being made pursuant to the
eaTage seepers ns lien LAYS OF the District Of
of 81 1000 being the charges against John
E. Johnson for repairs and storage Of said
automobile.
L. O. c. LAMAR.
Attorney for NJ A. Stokes.
EXPERT REPRODUCTION IN PLANO
graph. A modern process that enables us
to reproduce any printing matter to your
particular requirements at less expense
We invite your inquiry. Extra copy work
our speciality Phone us today!
Columbia Paragraph Co.,
80 st NE. Metropolitan 1892.
PHOTO FINISHING
8 and 8 exposure roll films developed
and printed on Velox. price 25c Ek-sel
Photo Service. 1901 Mt. Pleasant
FURNISHINGS.
COMPLETE FOR 15-ROOM HOME.
Rent at Once. Box 229-Q. Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.


SSoLoRED GIRL. live in. for general
honseWork; must know care of baby. be
WlIIlng 10 work In country. nearby Va;
local refs. required; S2S mo. Box 244-R.
COOK. white or colored, general house
york: stay nights; reference. Box lsu-E,
GIRL young, as mothers helper SIS
month 1873 Randolph st. NV
GIRL white; general housework, stay
nights: good home. Cleveland 4463.
GIRL. white, for g.h.w. must be good cook.
laundress and cleaner live in. nice home,
good pay; or good colored girl. No phone
calls. 1923 Lincoln rd. ne.
GIRL; reliable, care of infant; residen, Of
Falls Church or Arlington County preferred
Refs. REQUIRED. Clarendon 15ll-W.
GIRL. white. 25-35. gen. housework and
nurSemald; live in; S.5 mo. start. Walnut
10ol. ASIA North 18th ST.. Arlington. Va.
GIRL. white. for gen. housework; neat
experienced, good cook, fond of children
live in; references: 81 wk. Emerson 57l3.
HOUSEWORKER experienced. cooking
stay nights, references required, s.. Cleve-
land S419.
MAID. colored. young laundry and clean
ing; experienced and references for shirt
ironing; small family; Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday. Emerson 1866.
SECOND MAID and nurse. colored; live in
So month Give age and references. Box
113-R. Star.
WOMAN, white. unattached wanting good
home in Washington. Housework assist
care > children: $40 month Write stat
ing experience and references. Box BAR
Star.
WOMAN. young. white. capable as child S
nurse and housekeeper: good cook: Al
only: live in. Call after 5:15. Walnut
ZOO. Apt. 3H3.
WOMAN wanted take care of infant 2-rm
apt; $40 month Republic 034S. Come
afternoons q pm. 1881 18th st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, white. experienced with
children and Ink; live in: refs; S@5
month. Call after ) pm. Lincoln 6573-W
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
S~svseS
(Continued.)

GIRL; refined, desires part-time work
mornings, two days week. Decatur Ol67.
GIRL colored, wants work no cooking.
deiiephone deipflone Met. 1881. from 7:30 to
GIRL, GIRL colored. very neat, fond of chill
Net. SIsn' 11i7. pIain cooking s.h'w'; city ref.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job; stay nights;
refs Decatur 534s.
GIRL. GIRL coiored neat intelligent reliable,
houseWork; experienced. Dec. 423i.
Girl, colored, neat. wants general house
ge}eTeore M9fK or moanings part time; good cook;
GIRL. colored wishes general houseVorE
dags,M ddaags or part time; no ''undays. Potomac
GIRL, SI colored. desires work. part time or
al aay; go home nights 601 NJ st. NV.
igco3p hg or ,ad ,trst,class laundress; reference.
VIRGINIA, GIRLS. two colored. e.hw- or
d ety Ran cooking and MdrI no aaa
ADDRESS 1929 9TH ST. NV. 90.
WOMAN; colored, neat. reliable wishes
general genera @houSework: hoy excellent cook: refer
ences. s02 N st. NV.
Potomac 1884.
WOMAN. colored. middle aged, wants Job
nursing Phone Decatur Olga. Residence,
looo 2oth 81. NV. Washington D. c.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time or days
WORK; city refs. Lincoln 1O031.
WOMAN, colored, excellent cook house,
keeper; exp: best refs; live out. Phone
Atlantic 5O66.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work.
9 to 3; refs. Lincoln 34ss.
WOMAN. .colored place as frst-class cook
in small family. Decatur 1881.
WOMAN. colored. neat, desires general
houseWork. full or part time; ref. Pot.
4l29-J.
WOMAN AND GIRL. colored wish DAYS
work. part time or laundry; no Sundays;
ref. Col. 249S-J
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FittHe NdtlOndl ~ m.
FURNITURE SALES M AN,
experienced, large INSTALL
ment house; state qualifica-
tlons, age and telephone
number; wonderful PROPOSE
ton to the one qualifying.
Box 465-R, Star.
MEN WANTED. Old estab-
lished firm of credit jewelers.
will employ statesmen for sales
promotion; nationally adver-
tised merchandise on the
easy payment plan; large
earnings to men who can
qualify; only men with local
references will be considered.
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

An unusual opportunity is offered for
income by nationaI oreani1stio3 II
YOU are between the ages of 25 and Is and
have been a resident of WASHINGTON for
10 years or more phone for application
form. Interview only after application is
filed. Confidential
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WOMAN. ,colored. reliable good cleaner
ana na laundress. days work: experienced.
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SALESMEN.
HELP MEN AND XoMEN

COUPLE. colored, first-class. cook and but
ler-chaufeur; good home. good wages;
must have city references; must live in
Box 450-R. Star.
GIRL. white. or couple with husband
employed part time. for cooking and gen
eral houseWork. Cleveland 1910
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WOMAN, colored. middle-aged, wants tob
nursing, Phone Decatur Ol64 Residence,
1906 10Th st. NV. Washington D. C.
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WOMAN; colored, neat reliable, wishes
General honSeWork: excellent cook: refer
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MALE NURSE HAS VACANCY FOR >
gentlemen, retired convaleScent: diet spe-
cialty; pleasant surroundings; rates reas.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE want position as G
perienced cook and butler, chauffeur; We
good references. North S516.
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ASSISTANT to restaurant manager. knowl-
edge OF foods essential Scandinavian
right person. Apply the Smorgasb 1852
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ULTRAVIOLET: INFRARED SHORT
wave Diathermy, GalvanIc and other SCI
entific methods for bronchitis asthma.
arthritis. skin and rectal diseases; under
your doctors direction by experienced
phySiotherapy nurse Call North 40lo o4s
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is to be found in the chancelleries of
Europe among the men who have too
long played with human lives as pawns
IN game of chess, who have become
enmeshed in formulas and the jargon
OF diplomacy that they have ceased to
be conscious Of the poignant realities
with which they trifle. And thus will
war continue to be made until the
great masses who are the sport of
professional schemers and dreamers
say the word which shall bring, not
eternal peace, for that is impossible,
but a determination that wars shall
be fought only in a just and righteous
and vital cause" Into this maelstrom
where a few men play with human
lives as pawns, the dreamers, the senti-
mentalists, not to mention some other
classes, would plunge the United
States under the attractive banner of
cooperation.
In conclusion, our supreme and i'm
perative task is here at home-and it
Is task-which many fear we can
never successfully meet. Whatever is
necessary for the defense Of this coun-
try and the life and liberty of our
people, no true American would with
hold. And what we owe to other peo-
Piles in promoting the cause of peace
in fostering better understanding
through trade and commerce, and In
friendly relations, we will doubtless
always be ready to admit and to pay
In full. But venturing beyond that
and permitting ourselves to be drawn
into controversies and wars not our
own, there is no depth of human
misery which such course may not
entail and no calamity to our scheme
Of government which may not ensue.
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AVAILABLE.

A general sales and advertising manager
OF unusually successful experience. who
can build a sales organization and who is
personal producer. Well known. of set
tied habits. man of family. Box 1000
Star. 29s
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GIRL, colored. desires work. part time or
ali day; go home nights. 6O1 NJ st. NV.
GIRL. colored. neat honest. wants clean
Lincoln 1OO94 Neieienee'
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SlRL. coiored. wishes general housevork
gays or part time; no ,'undays Potomac
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VIRGINIA GIRLS. two, colored g.h.w, or
Gays work, plain cooking and no laun-
dry; city references. Call North S36s.
Address 1929 7th ST. NV. 30.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

To love work is the mark of all
men of ability.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

Nicholas Lindsey of Pennsville
spent a few days last week with Jack
Johnson's. During Mr.. Lindsey's
visit other friends and relatives
gathered at Mr. Johnson's home and
spent the day with them. They
were Mrs. Ora Campbell of Stock
port, Mrs. Velma Williams of Nor
wood, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd De-
lancy of Waterford, Mrs. Alma
Johnson and Mrs. Frye of Brokaw
|, The event was also in honor of Mr.
Lindsey's 85th birthday, which Il
soon.
Oscar Pinkerton and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Pink
erton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Roe of Constitution.
Miss Ida Baker spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Francis McDer-
mott, of Stockport.
Oscar Baker left last week for
Youngstown, where he expects to
spend two weeks with his daughter
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Pattin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Johnson and
little son spent the week end with
Arley Johnson and family. Mrs.
Johnson and son are remaining.
Glen returned to GAINESVILLE Sunday
evening. His mother, Mrs. Alma
Johnson, accompanied him. She ex-
poets to stay a week and visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
Hepler, and sisters and brothers,
Mrs. Leora Mcbride Of New Con-
cord, and Mrs Maude Pearson, Ed
ward and Dean Hepler, all of Zanes-
Vile.
An eight and half pound daugh
ter born Friday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hoover, was named
Sharon Rae. Mother and baby are
doing fine. Her sister, Nellie Ellis,
is caring for them.
Mrs. M. B. Cunningham has re-
turned to her home, after making a
visit with her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Roberts,
of Parkersburg.
Several attended the Barlow fair
last week. Billy Cody's coon dog
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Morgan County Democrat Thursday


| highest point, overlooks tall bold
bluffs. Observation points are nu-
| merous, and we could count seven
mountain ranges, the last almos;
| invisible in the blue haze. We en-
joyed it so much, the drive of "a
miles took us three hours.
Charlottesville has fine colonial
homes for the professors of the state
university. Arresting is the eques.
trian monument of George Rogers
| Clark, governor of our Northwest
Territory. His protecting hand is
| extended between the Indians and
| the settlers Another monument
| is to Meriwether Lewis and VIM
Clark, brother of the governor. II
| reads: "Boid, farseeing pathfinders
who carried the flag of the young re.
public to the western ocean, and re.
vealed an unknown empire for the
| uses of mankind" (This refers to
the Louisiana Purchase, and Oregon
land). Please note that half Of the
states of the union owe their begin
nings to four men, Lewis, G. r
Clarke, VIM. Clark and President
Jefferson. All of them were born
near Charlottesville.
Jefferson was the achitect Of his
day, planning the state university
the capitol at Richmond, and home
at Monticello. The home is com
bination of Greek and colonial arch
itecture, difficult feat. 1t is reach
ed by circuitous route through the
primeval forest, passing his grave,
and that of his daughter, Martha
nj J;c hnn tc
and overlooks the university, which
he watched by telescope, throughout
it's construction. His genius is
shown in the mechanical clock, fold
ing doors, rotating dinner table,
drafting tools, and disappearing bed,
which goes up into the room above.
A rebel to Britain his life was con-
stantly in danger. Once the home
was surrounded by English soldiers,
but he escaped. Food was taken by
tunnel from the slave quarters, to
the upper room in summer and to
the lower room in winter Financial
stress reduced the president greatly
in later years, and his 1900 acres
shrivelled to $50. Millions Of dol
lars would not buy the estate today.
His rank is with Washington and
Lincoln.
Richmond, old, yet modern, is the
quaint tobacco emporium Of the
south The old capitol designed by
Jefferson has been much enlarged,
but the one designed by Jefferson is
still intact. and contains the busts
Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison
and Monroe, noble quartette.
Addad to these are three other preS-
idents produced by Virginia, Tyler,
Harrison and Taylor, making the
state indeed the Mother of Presi-
dents" In 1912 she added another,
Woodrow Wilson. The list would
not be complete without Henry
Clay, the ''mill-boy of the slashes,
born not far from Richmond, Sam
Houston who did so much to give us
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Hillcrest

The Penn township school chill
dren are confined to their homes this
week, on account of a few cases OF
scarlet fever in the school.
Several from here attended an old
fashioned serenade Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Geddes
mildred Coulson), whose marriage
took place Sunday afternoon.
Miss Coda Price, assistant in the
postoffice at Malta, and Miles Jacobs
Of Portersville, were visitors Sun
day afternoon at the O. v. Hanlin
home. Other callers were Mr.. and
Mrs L. V. Rardin of this place, Miss
Valena Rardin, McConnelsville route
and Virgil Scott of Tabor ridge.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Goddard OF
Somerset were dinner guests at the
L. V. Rardin home, Sunday.
AsOn Chadwick of Akron was a
caller recently at the Freeman Chea-
die home. Mr.. Chadwick was a for
mer Morgan county boy, and school.
mate Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaadle.
Mrs. Flora Carr has as her guest
of Manhattan, Kansas
MI. duu MTS. MdlCOlIu Cu0dUlG
spent the week end with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Alice Bachelor, of Bev-
erly.
Mrs. Ethel Hull and daughter who
have been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman
Kinney, have returned to their
home in Detroit, Mich. Her mother,
Mrs. Alma Kinney, accompanied
them for few days visit.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Buchanan of
Waterford were Sunday dinner
guests at the Lee BENJAMIN home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Cheadle and
daughter Laura, were callers at
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hooper's, Sun
day.
Miss Mary Ray of Meigs, who is
staying with Mrs. Mary Justice of
Stockport, was caller here Sunday
afternoon on her aunt, Mrs. Esther
Calvert.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hale attended
the Hale reunion which was held at
Embree park, Sunday. About so
relatives were present.
Miss Valena Rardin who is en-
ployed at the John Clifford home,
near McConnelsville, spent from Sat
urday until Monday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Rardin.
To love work is the mark of all
men of ahilitv
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Reinersville

| Congressman Robert T. Secrest
addressed a large assembly Of vot-
| ers at the school house, Monday ev-
| ening. Attorney Clarence Graham
of GAINESVILLE followed with an inter-
| esting address.
These, mornings make us wonder
! how the nudist camps are flourish
ing.
Frost nipped on the low lands,
| Saturday morning and gave the
high lands, too, sharp pinch Sun
| day. Then for the third consecutive
morning, it's appearance was noted
Monday "Jack' was behind "his"
| schedule of last year. appearing then
on Sept. 18th and 20th.
In Europe it's Czechs (Checks) and
Poles and now as the Ohio campaign
| progresses, it's polls and checks.
An alleged sWindler, said to be
duping old age pensioners, is re-
ported as sought by authorities of a
| peared at a home in this locality
| ship was ineffective.
Charles McMannis, Of whom 1t
will be remembered grew suddenly
| and seriously i'll Of ulcers of the
| stomach on the 2Sth Of last April,
but who has been able to be about
since the middle of May, overtaxed
his strength while cutting corn and
was confined to his bed again last
! week. Last Monday he was able to
i sit up and it is anticipated he will
! soon be able to be about again.
| Charles c. Petty of Malta town
| ship was visitor here Sunday and
since his memory almost equals
| penciled diary of the sundry and
! various events of this community
| for about so years, he verified a
| statement recently made here that
| the village postoffice cabinet was
made As years ago or in 1893. The
| aged wood-mechanic Charles Hutch
| ins adds further, that the postal an
| tique was made by William Fitch
for S25.
We can remember when a wild
day of sport for Frank Haines and
| the writer was to hitch up plug
| horse to a red skeleton cart and vary
| the enchantment of the hold-tight
! or fall-out ride, with puffs at an
enormous stogie and by watching
the rail fences go by with feeling
| that this was about the ultimate
| for rapid travel over these hill roads.
A family gathering was held at
| the Mr. and Mrs Harold Haines
home, Sunday, honoring Mrs. Haines'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ell
lott In attendance among the 70
guests, were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hall and family of this place.
Rex Schuster and family, follow
ing the obsequies held for his moth
er, Florence Schuster, returned to
their home at Beloit, Wisconsin,
Sunday.
John Cisler, road contractor, op-
ened up a stone quarry on the Alva
Pickenpaugh farm in northern Man
chester township, Monday, and will
resurface state highway 78-Rein-
ersville to Noble county-and the
state highway through Woodgrove.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Lightner Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Cain and
family of GAINESVILLE, visited recently
with Harlan Mills and family Mr..
and Mrs. Lawson Carr and son spent
Sunday afternoon and evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daugherty.
Monday night friends and neigh
bors gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Murray Geddes, and gave
them belling. The bride and groom
treated with candy and cigars, All
departed, extending congratulations.
Sunday afternoon callers at Oscar
Hooper's were Mrs. Chas. Robinson.
Fred Wilson and two daughters, Ar
thur Minor, Mr. and Mrs Brown,
Logan Barkhurst, Mrs. Anna Geddes
and Emma Laura Geddes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cox and children
and Miss Dorothy Daugherty spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p Daugherty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Daugherty and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Daugherty
home
Mrs. Ressie Fox who has been suf-
fering with an infected throat and
jaw, is slowly improving. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom Lane and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray McKibben spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Geddes called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Scott
Pennsville. Sunday afternoon.
The following were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eslie
Moody: Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Ander-
son and grandson Eugene Wood
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson
and son Jimmie of Meigs, Eli McIn-
turf and Carlos James, Pennsville.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
McGirr, is i'll.
Geddes-Coulson Nuptials
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at
the home of Mildred Coulson, Mr..
Murray f. Geddes was united in mar
riage with Mrs. Mildred Coulson, by
Rev J. A. Goddard, in the presence
of Mrs. John Goddard and Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Scott. Following the
ceremony, supper was served by the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes are
now at home to their many friends.
We extend congratulations and best
wishes.