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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-17
CHAPTER SIX

CARY'S FACE took on an eager
expression, as the captains voice
gave the order, Nov, Jabez, bring
down the sea chests from the little
attic"
Yes, sir. Will you give me the
keys. sir, and where shall / put the
chests ?"
The captain scanned the unen-
numbered floor space. Although the
library was large, there wasn't
much unoccupied room.
Light the fire in the room at
the end oil the hall and put them
there. Call us when you have them
all down, and, Jabez-"
Eyes, 7ir "
Bring down the small mahog-
any desk from my room and put it
with the chests"
Yes, sir, and the Ike s, sir?"
Slowly the trembling hand drew
out a bunch of keys attached to
the massive chain which crossed
his waistcoat. Shakily he detached
one key and passed it to the house
man.
That key has never left me for
u years." he said slowly, after
Jabez went out. Nor has that at
tic room been opened since my
sons chest went into it. | did not
open his chest then. l couldn't;
and-I never thought to do so. But
his log books are there, and" his
face frightened; his voice lost its
pathetic-"you, Car, will make
good use of them"
I'm do my best, Granddad, I
promise you that" A ring of de-
termination was in his tone.
Father, hadn't 1 better tele-
phone down for the chauffeur to
come up and help Jabez? He'll
never be able to get those heavy
chests down by himself" Mrs.
Gould's gentle voice asked the
question.
Chauffeur! Stuff and nonsense!
Send for outside help when we've
two able-bodied lubbers here!'
Cary rose to his feet, but the
captain waved him back.
Mark shall CO." he declared
testify. "That'll be his contribution
to his cousins book"
rs Cary the fair-haired boy
right now! muttered Mark. under
his breath. And, rising from his
chair. Little Mark had better be
looking to his laurels."
But there wasn't a trace Of re-
sentiment in his tone, and l saw
that he capped his hand, with |
friendly pressure, on Cary's Shout
der, as he passed by on his way |
out.
Mark did not close the door be-
hind him. His voice rose in merry
greeting, and Immediately a thick
set man. accompanied by a young
err man and woman, entered. The
voice with which he stranger
greeted the family was familiar to
me. 1t certainly was that of the
Horace.
I didn't like the sharp glance
from his cold blue eyes nor the
dabby clasp Of his clammy hand,
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole
man. Wednesday evening.
James and William Morrison are
both out OF school with influenza.
Clifford Charlesworth has recov-
cred after several days illness. Mrs.
Charlesworth IL still not fully re-
covered from influenza.
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~ SINISTER SEA CAESlaea
NNEE4> SI ELLIOTT FILLION xFsss4sS1ssS5tfNl
RTNro Al BY PRES ASSOCIATION
~ ELLIOTT FlLLlON
HRTTEN FoR AND RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

and l didn't like his son or daugh-
ter, either, when we were intro
duced. Irene Rand was beautiful
there was no denying that. Her
complexion was fiawless, her fea-
lures superb, and when she smiled
she was absolutely charming. But
her green-blue eyes, as cold and
hard as her fathers, and the thin
line into which she drew her mouth
when not speaking, spoiled her for
me. Proctor Rand, son o. Horace,
was a chip off the old block. If
anything, / thought he would be
more ruthless than his father.
couldn't imagine frank genial
Mark enjoying Proctor's compan-
ionship, and took the way Cary's
face heightened at their entrance
as evidence of his distaste.
Here comes tlse pest" muir
INJURED Kaye in my ear when Proc
tor, after bending over Janet,
crossed the room to our side. She
greeted him in cool, casual man.
ner, but, from the way the CONVEX
sation went, judged the two fam
lilies were intimate If not entirely
congenial.
Where is Althea ?" Mr.. Rand
asked, after some desultory con-
versation.
"She chooses TO. immune herself
in her own room rather than sit
with u.s., replied the captain spirit
eddy.
Has anything untoward &C.
Cured" persisted the other.
Just that she won't sit and lis
ten to a reading from Carys book
She takes it upon herself to dis
approve"
Are you Seriously intending to
grant your permission for such a
project. sir?" Mr.. Rand leaned
closer to the captain and spoke in
a low tone which yet carried dis
tinctly to where l sat. do you
consider that wise ?"
Wise, sir? What do you
mean?" demanded the captain.
Unless such a book is handled
very delicately 1t becomes ridicu-
lous, is laughed at al d the family
name loses prestige Have you
carefully considered he was
warming to his subject now, and
the words flowed forth with a sono-
rous roll. He must be an inveterate
speech maker on every possible &C.
casion, n season and out.
Have you carefully considered
whether Cary has the necessary
ability and er-er-finesse to put
such d difficult undertaking
across?" He Strengthened back in
his chail and looked around with
the pompous air of a ;. outer pigeon
his stuff before an admir-
ng harem. But he reckoned with
out the captain.
'Prestige!" he snarled. Our
family name is too securely en-
yraved upon the annals of the sea
or a DOCK, however poorly written,
70 din its luster. Cary, my boy, |
'ead Horace what you have writ
EN-"
Cary moved uneaslly. was sure
he proposal was unwelcome to
lin, but the direct command Of
he dominant captain would be |
lard to evade. Cary wa not at a
oss for long.
Il would prefer, Granddad," he
aid smoothly, Ito wait until I've
it bit more before read
ng it to-er-such a critic" That
asst I thought to be pure sarcasm.
iaye's sly nudge indicated she felt
he sane.
The captain looked sharply at
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SYNOPSIS

Nancy Deane moves into the large
household OF Captain Cary Essex IL to
become a secretary to his grandson
Nancy finds immediate antagonism on
the part Of Aunt Althea, the old cap
tain's eldest daughter. When she over
hears Aunt Althea talking TO someone
about driving her out OF the house
Nancy becomes concerned Nancy
learns that Cary, her employer. has a
terrific fear OF tie sea. Cary reads to
the family the Hrst chapters Of the
genealogy he is writing.
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PROPOSED TEA DISCUSSED
AT MEETING OF W. S. c.

Belleville, Mich, Feb. IL The
Woman's Society Of Christian Ser
vice met in the Beneville Methodist
Church dining room Wednesday for
the regular meeting and luncheon
Of the month.
About 40 members were present.
After the business meeting which
included the. secretary and treasu-
ers' reports, discussion OF various
business followed including a pro-
posed Washington tea.
The regular program was open
ed with scripture reading by Mrs.
Lillian McGlothlin and Rev. Alfred
Eddy.
Mrs. Violet Bird gave the mis-
sionary topic lesson and Mrs.
Grace MHllreed gave a book report
on the Youth Movement.
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DIES In NEW YORK

Saginaw. Feb. l7-William Burt
Gamble. 20. native OF Saginaw
and chief OF the New York Public
Library's SCIENCE and technology
division from 1911 until his retire
ment Feb. l, died in New York
Saturday.
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SERVICES WEDNESDAY

Eaton Rapids, Feb. 17-Services
will be Wednesday for John h.
Davidson. Ga. onetime mayor OF
Eaton Rap DIS and former Michigan
state senator and representative.
who died Saturday night in Clear
water. Fla.
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Wesley Gross. Saline boy who
was sent TO Letterman's General
Hospital. San Francisco. Cal. for
an operation, has been stationed at
Fort Armstrong. Hawaii. The com.
pany to which Robert Gross. his
brother. belongs. is 3llth Signal
Corps, Hamilton Field. san Francis
co. They are now quarantined with
measles.
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Saline News
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS

Saline. Mich. Feb. 17-Mr. and
Mrs. William Kinsley entertained
Wednesday evening at four tables
OF pedro. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Fred Hartman and
Joseph Schaible received high score
and Fred Stollsteimer and Mrs.
Esther Noble low.
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Mrs. ]. c. Little entertained her
bridge club Thursday evening. Mrs.
Frances lockwood and Miss Joan
Wondergeni substituted IN place OF
Mrs. Woodbridge and Mrs. Arthur
DWELL.
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birthday Club Meets

The members OF the Birthday
Club including Mrs. Albert Amr-
helm, Ypsilanti; Mrs. William F.
Demske, Detroit; Mrs. Otto Thorn,
Wayne; Mrs. Joseph Spring, Mrs.
Daryl Raymond, and Mrs. A. J.
Krebs, Belleville. were entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Orrin Post,
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Entertain at Shower

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sabin vandercook entertained at a
miscellaneous shower at their home
honoring their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nandercook,
also OF Belleville.
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Attend Convention

Miss Helen Armbruster and Mrs.
Marjorie Rodda attended the Amer.
lean Hair Dressers' convention in
DETROIT. Wednesday.
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Census Flaures Released

The final statistics OF the last
census have been released and show
that Saliue's population Is 1921,
while the township population is
1919.
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Purehases Lot

Mrs. Rosie WOODBRIDGE, who re-
Gently sold her home TO w. ID. Hart
has I-srchased from Mrs. Ella
Henne the lot just west OF the tele-
phone office fronting on West Hen
ry St.
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DAUGHTER Arrives

A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Carter Wednesday
In Saline General Hospital. Mrs.
Carter was formerly Miss Doris
Tanner.
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La. after having completed nine
years training In the Army.
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Twenty chIIdren Absent

Twenty children were reported
as absent from first grade work Fri
day. due to illness. The Petraskey
children have been unable TO at.
tend school since Christmas.
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News From BeIIeVilIe

Liberty St, at birthday luncheon
Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Visel are
the parents OF daughter born Feb.
9.
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Mrs. Dale Noble has arrived from
Morgantown. West Va. 10 help her
mother Mrs. Woodbridge. with he
packing OF her household goods. 4
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Latin Club Meets

The Latin Club OF Van Buren,
Consolidated High School were en-
tertained Thursday at the home OF
Miss Betty Campbell. Originally
the club was to have MT at the
home of Miss Jean Renton.
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Home From Camp
Raymond Graf, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Graf. west OF Saline
is home from Camp Beauregard,
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Attend Funeral

Mr.. and irs- Arthur Wall attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Bion Arnold,
Denton.
Mrs. Frank Wall attended the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17
Newton Ridge

Mr. and Mrs. Wade Beamer and
daughter Charlotte and Mrs. 7. 5.
Fordham were in Marietta, Friday.
of ST. Clairsville, spent the week
end with friends. Dwight stayed
for the week.
Mrs. Albert Henery and daughter
Mae Louise spent Friday at j. R.
Henery's of Roosterville.
Mrs. Mabel Newsom and sons
Floyd and Wilbur spent the week
end with Bernard Newsom and
family of Bristol.
Mary Eloise McKibben of Stock
port is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther McKibben.
Estell Dawson and family spent
Sunday with George Benjamin.
Harry, Fred and Ernestine Gift
ford spent Sunday at Emmett Min
gus, at Burr Oak.
Mrs Nina Williams and Mrs.
Florence Williams and son Stanley
spent Thursday with Walter Clifford.
Mr.. John Creighton who is en-
ployed at Morgantown, w. Va,
spent the week end at his home
Joy Bishoff of Marietta is spend
ing the week with her grandpar-
ents, G.. r. Bailey's.
Lewis Henery spent Sunday at
Bartlett.
Dewey McKibben and family OF
McConnelsville, spent Sunday at
Earl Newsom's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard White, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Porter. daughter
Dotty, Della Bowles and George
Clifford attended the Carmel home
coming, Sunday.
]. A. Simpson of Stockport was
calling on the ridge, Sunday.
Ray McKibben and family OF
Muttonburg, Herbert Orwig and
family of GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday
at Luther McKibben's.
Ada Sherwood Of New Lexington
was Sunday evening caller at J.
Harry Henery's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17
East Bloom

The Comrade Sunday school class
will hold their next meeting at Al
Ian Stewards, Friday evening, July
is. The following program will be
given: Roll call, give one of the
Ten Commandments; reading, Eldor
Greer; saXette solo, Charles Greer:
reading. Lee Stewart; cornet solo
Earl Clifford; contest, Maydelle
Greer; devotionals, Mrs. Katherine
Greer
The Pisgah Sunday school held q
picnic at the Richard Stewart camp
Sunday. About 40 were present
Sunday school services were held
and a picnic dinner served at noon
John Clifford and family, neal
McKendree, spent Sunday at Harold
Giffords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Farris were
Saturday evening supper guests al
William Farris' of Duncan Falls.
Mrs Dorothy Mullin and son Her
man spent from Saturday evening
until Monday evening with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Keyes
Don Barkhurst of Sandusky spent
the week end at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parmiter and
son Robert spent Saturday in Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Greer spent
Sunday at Otis Shilling's.
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ten days.
Mrs. J. R. Alderman and Mrs
Harry Cook, of Malta were CALLERS
of Mrs Abbie Denny, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hooper and
son John, of Malta, were Sunday
callers at Mrs. Abbie Denny's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Clifford and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Davis and
picnic at Seneca Lake, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Danielson
spent the week end with relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoon left
Monday morning for their home in
California. after visiting relatives
here the last few weeks.
Mrs. Dilemma Brewers visited rela-
tives in Toledo a few days last
week.
Mrs. Jessie Ridgley and son Rob
ert, of Columbus, visited over the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Bailey.
Earl Hodgin attended the South
eastern Ohio Amateur Golf Tourney
at Gallipolis, this week.
Mrs. Gladys Davis of Brookfield
came Sunday for ten days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Hopkins.
Postmaster Hettie Woodward
spent Sunday with Miss Addie Law
renee, of East Bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Zumbro and
daughter Marvel of Marietta spent
Saturday with S. B. Zumbro's.
Ruby Gilchrist is visiting a few
days at the Chas Endicott home.
A seven pound son. named Lar
ry Joseph, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Niceswanger, last Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harmer of
GAINESVILLE were callers here, Sun
day.
Mrs Walter Shook and baby of
Athens are spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Woodward.
Friends Annual Picnic
The annual Friends picnic was
held Sunday at En- bree park, at
Pennsyille. with 80 present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17

inson, July IL, son, named Rich
ard Eugene Maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Clease Olney
and paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs Eli Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry OAeg are great grand
parents.
C. F. Chapman had for over Sun
day guests at his home, his nephew,
Frank Chapman, and wife, of Wells
burg, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Altman and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lum-
batis and children OF GAINESVILLE Wis
tied Sunday with Pearl Hambel
and wife
Eustace Phillips has returned to
Cleveland, after a visit with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rollison
visited recently with friends at Al
lance and Ravenna.
Miss Marie Bamfield of GAINESVILLE
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17
Spurrisr Ridge

believe it or not" but the water
we'll located by the water witches
near the residence Of Dale Wood
yard, came in fine well ut the
depth Of SO IT.
Mrs. A. O. woodward and daugh-
ter Faye spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives at Dale.
Leah Mae woodward, Edith
shook and Kathleen Adrian We're
Sunday afternoon callers of Lizzie
Adrian.
Harvey Hallowell and wife spent
Thursday evening at Geo. Web
ster's at Bartlett. Mrs. Webster
was making q farewell party for her
son Harry who was leaving Friday
morning to be examined for mill
tary training.
Mrs. Ella Gray and Mrs. Harvey
Hallowell We're Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs Hannah Woolman
and family
James and Oliver McNally and
Myron Adrian were afternoon call
ers Of Fred woodward.
Good Fox Hound
a young fox hound owned by
Earl Newton got loose with the
ran q fox the next forenoon with
the chain still fastened to his col
lar. The chain was loosened from
the collar by Burdell woodward
This is an A-number one fox
hound, all right.
David Van Fossen and Mrs. Don
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17

aid Van Fessen were "Wednesday
afternoon callers Of Dale WoodyarC
and wife.
! Mrs Harvey Hallowell spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen
McComas of Wooster. Mrs. Nc
| Csmas is sister of Mrs. Halo
wells mother, Mrs. Eliza Dixie
| Michener, deceased Mrs. McCOmas
health.
Leonard Nice and family were
guests of Mrs. Wagner and daugh-
ter, Sunday.
Lulu Wogan of GAINESVILLE was
home Sunday.
Norma and Beulah Wogan visit
ed in Columbus, last week.
Kenneth Newton spent the past
week with relatives in Urbana.
Mrs. Frank McInturf and daugh-
ter spent Saturday with Wesley
Newton and family.
Mrs McCamp of Glouster is
staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Kirkbride who is not so we'll.
Mr. McCamp and daughter were
Sunday guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Price were Sat-
urday afternoon guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Woodyard.
Joe Beard who works in Mt. Ver-
non, spent Sunday at home.
Graydon woodward and family
were Sunday afternoon callers of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale woodward.
Ann Carpenter and nephew Rich
ard Quigley, are at the Carpenter
home at Joy.
Mrs Merle Crooks has returned
to Columbus.
George Adrian Ellingsworth, of
Columbus, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Fred Joy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17
Arlington

R. F. McGregor has purchased a
new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lawrence OF
Canton visited home folks over the
week end.
Miss Pearl Appleman spent Sat
urday night with Miss Beulah Me-
Gregor. G. M. Garrett visited Sun
day at the McGregor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Scott, Zanes-
Vile, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs John Anderson. Miss
jamie McGregor visited Monday at
the Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Milton of Ak
ron spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Hamer Wilson
Miss Alice Marie Scott has gone
to Bradley Beach, n. j., where she
will spend several weeks.
Miss Irene George is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
George.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-17
Westland

The many friends in this neigh
borhood of George Fawcett, o1
Chesterhill were sorry to learn o1
his death, and the sincere sympa.
thy goes to the family and rela.
aives.
Sunday visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. George Strobe at Claire
Strodes; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Greathouse and Robert Tignor al
John Greenhouses, at Pennsville
Estel Dawson and family of New
ton Ridge at George Benjamin
Otis Ball and family at Fred Balls
of Wrightstown.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Drake. son
Dalton, of Xenia, We're recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis James
Mrs Faye Dawson and sons of
Newton Ridge, are spending part Of
the week with her parents
Kenneth McPeak of Columbus,
Claude Evans of Athens, spent the
week end at the Ebert James home.
and Mrs. Vernette Kincaid, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bonnie Hale, of Malta,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar James, chill
dren Vernette and Mary Lou, of
Malta route, were Sunday afternoon
visitors.
Mrs. Mary Evans who had been
helping care for her mother, Mrs.
Cora McPeak, returned to her
home at Athens. Mrs. McPeak is
better.
Miss June Miller has returned to
her employment in Columbus, after
having measles.
Mrs Alta McPeak spent Thurs
day at j. W. Harris.
Dean and Frank Harris spent
Tuesday at Harold Best's.
Mrs. Ella Odendahl. Joe Oden-
dahl and mother and sister, Ger
trude, OF Newark, spent Wednesday
at Carlos Harris Mrs Lucille
Smith and children, Mrs Mary Best,
daughter Beatrice Anne, Mrs. Dor
othy Best and two sons, Of Malta,
We're afternoon visitors.
Dwight Mincks spent Saturday
afternoon with Claude Allen James
Clifford Greathouse and family
Of Macarthur, were Sunday supper
guests of his brother, Harvey, and
family.
Howard Nolan, of O. S T., was a
guest of home folks. He and his
mother, Mrs. Mary Nolan, called at
Ernest Kirk brides. Sunday even
ing. Other Sunday evening visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hummel
at Frank Nolan's; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Cain at Raymond James
Paul Wells and family accompa-
MED Ebert Wilson and family and
Mrs Edith Harkins to Leila Ham
bletons, near Stockport, Sunday,
where they enjoyed a picnic dinner
with Wendell Tompkins and son
Dwight Of St. Clairsville, who spent
the week end fishing Dwight re-
manned for weeks visit with
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank McInturf,
daughter Sandra, and Ruth McIn-
turf spent Sunday afternoon at
James Harris.
Mrs. Ethel Benjamin spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at the
John Benjamin home, near Penns-
vile, helping care for Mrs. Benja-
min. who remains very sick.
Mrs. Cora Gregg and nephew
Dale Copeland, have returned to
Cincinnati. after visiting relatives
in this neighborhood.