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That stopped Roger Cosgrave
for full minute. A girl with the
sort of high reckless courage that
could live in the beauty of the
present with her immediate flu
ture SO in question.
Lovely caught something of his
thought in his eyes and her heart
quickened its beat. He was look
ing at her as if he really liked
her. Not just an exterior thing
that had to do with her good
looks and young curves. But
something deep that might be
lasting. .~~o5
She was aware of thrill Of
surprise. Perhaps-and she trem-
bled inwardly with eagerness at
the thought-luxury was not after
all so far beyond the reach of her
hands. Hands, she glanced down
at them, so suited to it and that
had always wanted it so. The feel
of fine fabrics. of costly furs. Of
elegance and luxury and ease.
And good times! She leaned a
little across the table. Her full
colorful lips were parted slightly.
Roger Cosgrave knew surging
of desire. Emotion was a riot
within him. He wanted desper-
ately to take her hands as they
lay on the cloth--lovely hands.
But this was mad thing, an un-
reasoning impulse. Perhaps the
natural upfare of a man about to
marry, about to promise one girl
answering faithfulness for the
rest of his life. Emily. He tried to
call up vision of her 1t wouldn't
come clear Superimposed on her
features were the dazzlingly bril-
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.CONCHS LOST CAGE
TOURNEY GAME TO
MIAMI HIGH, 47-30
ELIMINATED FROM FOURTH
REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT: ANDREW JACKSON
WON TWICE

Key West Conchs lost to Mi
ami High, 47-30. yesterday after
noon and thus were eliminated
from the fourth regional basket
ball tournament now under way
in the Magic City.
Roberts Smith, Conch guard,
was outstanding for the locals,
accounting for Is points, almost
half of the total score. Smith
swished the net for five field
goals and three foul shots. De-
Witt Roberts, center, sunk three
baskets and two charity throws.
Miami High scored % points in
the first-half and "a in the sec
ond-half, led by Swing, II points,
and Tucker and Roche, eight
each.
Key West committed a low to-
tai of six personal fouls against
10 charged to the Stingarees. In
penalty shooting, the Conchs
rung Up III points while the Mi
amians Melted only one.
The game was included in the
quarterfinals but was the first
for both clubs. Previously, An
drew Jackson had swamped Lake
Worth. 53-17, and West Palm
Beach had downed Ponce de
Leon. sofa
Other quarterfinal winners were
Miami Edison, defeating Fl.
Pierce, 1924. and Andrew Jack
SON nosing Fl. Lauderdale. 1920.
Jackson's firSt-round and quar-
terfinal victories established the
Generals as a strong contender
for the championship.
Semi-final battles tonieht will
include Jackson. Miami High. Mi
ami Edison and West Palm Beach.
Box score of the Key West con-
test.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-07

ANGLER BRINGS
IN RECORD COBIA

Ralph E. Batten. of Win
netks. made the Casa Marina
record board twice in one
day Wednesday. In fact. if his
cobia was eligible for the
fishing tournament in Miami
il would probably top the lot.
The specimen weighed 432
pounds and it is understood
the biggest reported in the
Miami competition so far is
under 80 pounds.
The ccbia gave Mr.. Batten
a rare fight. but ii was worth
il. He was fishing with his
brother. p. Fl. Batten. Of
Racine. Wis. Earlier in the
day he landed a 40-pound
grcuper. which is the second
largest caught by Casa Ma
rina guests this season.
Permit are almost becoming
commonplace around the
La Casa porte cochere. There's
a jewelled fringe of them
hanging there most every
evening now.
Mrs. Bertram c. Hopeman
caught a beauty Wednesday.
Il tipped the scales at 1874
pounds. Mr.. Hopeman land
ed 20la FOUNDER.
The Horemans, who are
from WaYnesboro. Va were
fishing from their own priv
ate yacht. Mr.. Hopeman used
fine 6-thread and Mrs. Hope
man 9-thread line.
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Badn.inton: Watch Birdie
lnN Associated rrrssl

Badmlnton. centuries old. did
not gain ton popularity IN the
United States until a few years
ago. now is top-notchcr as cxer~
else sport.
The small playing space re-
oulred makes il okay for small
gym or backyard, It's a game Of
terrific volleying with deceptive
feathered cork which first trav-
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Chapter Five
Sudden Confession

T OVELY thought: He hasn't
asked me a question. He's
swell. But I'd better keep the good
old guard up and not let him get
under my skin. Cert said a we'd
ding ring. He'd never marry my
kind-not boy who drives a car
like that as if it was-well, just
car.
The bacon and eggs were per-
feet. The toast with its butter and
guava jelly heavenly. And there
was a whole pot of coffee. They
fingered and fingered. And talked.
Mostly of unimportant things.
finally Lovely said it:
Il presume you're wondering
how / happen to be up here again
this morning." She had feeling
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she owed him some explanation.
Roger smiled.
I'm glad you've brought that
up. was wondering"
WELL" Lovely hesitated. She
( toyed with an extra spoon, for
the first time the smile she flashed
across the table was a trace timid.
tits hard to tell family things.
But do want you to know |
didn't just come up here trying
to hang myself on YOU"
I'm sure you didn't, but l
wouldn't have minded in the least
il you had"
Lovely laughed. It was a beau
tiful sound that fingered softly in
her throat for second and then
rippled like song to her curving
lips.
Thanks for them kind words,
Mister! | really came on impulse"
Thanks for impulses. them" he
said.
Then suddenly Lovely was tell
ing him the whole thing. About
the Home and on through the
years to the moment she stood
outside that closed door and lis
tened to Rings and Gert's quarrel.
Lovely looked up at him as she
finished, something fiuttering on
her face that might have been a
smile IL 1t had not been so sad
and frightened.
"Well." she was trying to finish
on a gay note, II can't keep
throwing monkey wrench into
Gert's love life, can /? So just
walked out. But ] still don't see
why should have bothered you
with all this. II isn't quite graft
tude after such heavenly bacon
and eggs. Excuse it pleaSe!"
I'm glad you have, Lovely" his
voice very earnest and a trace
tender. And where do you go
from here?" He was smiling at
her. She was glad he didn't sym
pathiZe &.
Courage
"CHALL we toss q coln?" was
- her gay suggestion. There
was something he liked about the
gallant young courage of her
Something like hands taking hold
of his heart.
won't they worry about you
In the city? Your sister, | mean?"
Would you worry about just
one more mouth TO feed?" was
her answering question.
'If it was yours. | would. But
that doesn't settle anything. Have
you no place at all TO go?"
"Only back to my sisters" And
then the hrillianee OF her smile
breaking through the seriousness
of the moment: But why borrow
worry We're here together.
We've Just had a swell breakfast.
And Ii looks like Paradise out
there. the river. the trees and
ALL"
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liant smile, the wide, Turing brown
eyes, the smooth tanned skin of
a girl called Lovely Daye.
The Bargain
WORDS would have come to his
W. lips in torrent, hot passion
ate words. 1t was a sweeping sort
of thing he felt helpless against.
1t was a miracle to him that he
could force his voice to speak
calmly and sanely.
But this sister of yours" he
said. "She must be pretty fond
of you? You'd probably be well
come back there if you had a
little money? Sometimes things
like that make a difference.
"You have second sight," Love-
ly said brightly. "And Gert's
swell. Shed sell her soul for me.
Don't you see that's just why /
can't go on pushing her life
around?"
Yes" thoughtfully, 81 do"
Without me maybe she and
Ring" but she stopped speak
ing.
Rogers hand had gone to his
pocket and brought out a soft fine
leather wallet.
Fifteen dollars" he said.
That's all I've got with me.
Lucky. Because | don't usually
carry that much. Take it and 60
back to Cert. And where did you
say she lives?"
Lovely gave him the address
but still she hadn't taken the
money he held out to her. Only
fifteen dollars. II was a fortune
to her of course. But she supposed
rich people carried much more
than that with them always. Or.
her heart sinking. wasn't he rich
after all?
But you'll need some to pay
for this breakfast. or" smiling
brightly. lam | to pay?"
Roger shook his head.
My credit is good here. I'll
charge H."
Il always thought rich people
went around weighted down with
money" Lovely said.
Il wouldn't know about that,
Roger smiled. "I'm just Dads paid
employee. | help him run the
place 1t was his quaint idea when
| got out Of college that had no
business taking a job some other
fellow might need when he could
keep me busy helping him man
age our place"
But II I had lots of money I'd
have il with me so could buy
and buyi Anything wanted"
Very ike a little girl at a candy
shop window. Roger paused on
the thought Of what fun il would
be 10 take that little girl TO the
very incest candy shops In the
world.
40 be continued
ais on line bu. plummetS as it
loses momentum.
\ court IS ~ by II feet (by %
for doubtless Points are made
only by man serving. When he
loses ya,)v he rclinouisheS the
service RacQuetS cost about SIS.
ave 20 'ncllcS long. weigh 5'3
ounces.
Birds, $3.50 cents, last about
four games,
Overhead wrist flick SrnaShes
are necessary in all hsdmin,oN
shots When offguard on serv-
see return. q iull hsckhand swing
must tse used
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home and four away, winning a
majority.
Lack of time to book the
Conchs will be no excuse for up
state schools next year Mr.. Of
futt announced in the letter to
mainland coaches he is ready now
TO schedu' games for the 194l
season.
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STANDINGS

Island City Basketball League
(Se,ond- Half
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you rolling smoothly,
easily, quietly. on the very
minimum rafioning of
gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Inez Robb
At DAG
"Wednesday
By MINNIE CAGE

THE trend Tor several yrarr
u has been 10 extend the club
season.
Now, when officially II should
be closed. we find many organi-
cations having their most out
standing programs Of the entire
year
The w omen's Advertising
Club. for instance, will hold a
gala luncheon Wednesday at the
DAG az which the guest OF
honor and principal speaker will
be none other than Inez Robb.
Miss Robb ia a great person
ace in the newspaper world. She
is feature writer for the
Hearst international News Serv--
ice and Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Jewish Women
Plan Luncheon

DETROIT SECTION, Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women,
is planning a luncheon and
games party for June %, at
1915 o'clock. az the Franklin
Hills Country Club.
Proceeds will he used 10 fur
Their the organizations various
philanthroples.
Mrs. Nate Shapiro is general
chairman. Her assistants are
Mrs. Dan KrouSe in charge Of
prizes. Mrs. Nathan Simons who
is arranging the program; Mrs
Lewis Il. Daniels, publicity
chairman Mrs. Jack Rothberg,
who's is directing the general
solicitation; Mrs. Robert New
Flan, MIS- lrslnG Bi%tSer, Mrs.
Joseph =. GAYLORD, Mrs F'red'
GinSberg. Mrs Harry Keidan.
Mrs Alice n. Tabor and Mrs.
David Cooper
Mrs. Shapero Is inviting all
her workers TO attend report
meeting and tea az her house on
Hamilton drive Wednesday at 2
cfrIorly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Club Briefs

GOODALE WOMEN'S CLUB
will hold its annual picnic Tues
day at Belle Isle. Members are
requested TO meet at 10 a. m. at
the school. Club mothers have
planned to meet at ! o'clock
Thursday for luncheon in the
Georgian room Of the J. L. Hud-
son store. Mrs. Jean Trip.
nutritionist for the d troit
Board of Health, will lecture on
Nutrition and National De-
Tense" before the ST. CLAIR
HEALTH GUILD at 100 p. m.
Wednesday in the auditorium OF
the ST Clair Recreation Center.
DE- T ROIT c Fl A p T f r
DAUGHTERS OF THE BRIT
ISH EMPIRE. will hold its last
meeting of the season at 1890
p. m. Tuesday at the Detroit
Yacht Club. NORNAE STUDY
CLUB will hold a picnic Tues
day at Mrs. NJ. o. Minto's Sum-
mer home on Twin Beach. FIN
NEY WOMEN'S CLUB will pre-
sent program at 8 p. m. Tues
day in the auditorium Of the
Arthur School, featuring the
Ford Dixie Eight.
EASTERN UNIT, w. c. T. L..
will meet at 2 p. m. Tuesday
with Mrs. George Abel on 1ro-
quois avenue. LIBERTY UNION
will meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday
with Mrs. Jessie Perkins on Mid
land avenue. Highland Park.
WESTLAWN UNION will hold
n picnic Wednesday at Rouge
Park, following a meeting schcd-
llIed for II o'clock at Westlawn
NIssf.s9ist 3gHarcsS. N8SI.CRES'r,;
UNION will be entertained at
luncheon at 1890 p. m. Wednes-
day by MrSs John Bergman Of
Fairfield avenue. VICTORY
UNION will hold luncheon
meeting Friday in the home Of
Mrs. B. +. Lewis, Huntington
Woods, when Mrs. Lee Camp
bell will speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Mission Auxiliary
Plans Friday Party

THROWING SUP RSTI-
TON 10 the winds, members OF
the Sunshine Club Auxiliary Of
the Howard Street Rescue Mis-
sion and their friends will turn
out 10 a bridge party and dance
Friday night at the Hotel Book
Cadillac. 4
Proceeds will be used 10 help
finance badly needed repairs al
the mission. 10 buy bedding and
equipment and 10 finance an adj
dition 10 the present outgrown
building
The Sunshine Club has n rec
ord Of "a years OF philanthropy
IN Detroit and The auxiliaryS
work is enabling the mission 10
continue its program Of furnish
ing temporary aid to unem-
ployed men.
The committee in charge OF
the party includes Mesdames
a. w. Humphrey. Sarah Rowe
and Marie Louise Berry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Set for WednesdayWar Relief Tea

CROSSE POINTE UNIT of
the Michigan Committee for
British War Relief. headed by
Mrs. Reginald Given. is arrang-
ing tea and sale OF baked goods
TO be held Wednesday from 3 to
s o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Vernon p. johnson In Pember-
ton road.
Piano numbers will be played
by Mrs. Allen T. McHenry and
Mrs. Edgar Marion.
Since IL was organized five
months ago by Mrs. Given this
unit has sent to England cash
contributions a oun ling TO
$1,000 as well as $50 tailored
and 300 knitted garments for
children. Members meet each
Monday from 10 a. m. until 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
City Club
Swimmers


THE annual banquet for
= Women's City Club swim
merS Is scheduled for Friday at
7 p. m.
Judge John " Brennan will
be POSTMASTER and Clarence f..
Pinkston OF the d. A. c. pool.
principal speaker.
Other guests of honor include:
Mrs. Brennan. Mrs. Pinkston.
Mrs. William f.. Purves who will
substitute for the president.
Mrs. Charles A. kanter, who
cannot attend: Mrs. Donald B.
Ward and Miss Landrey Hill,
Awards will be made by Will
liam Brooks. City Club coach,
10 Miss Irma A. Post. winner
in the deep sea fishing contest;
10 Miss Teresa Ryan. winner OF
the lake fishing contest, and 10
Mrs. Fred Kaiser who came in
second i'm the latter contest.
Mrs. Remley r. Weeks, chair
man of the pool committee, is
in charge Of arrangements for
the banquet. assisted by the
members of her committee as
follows
Mesdames Wendell Brown.
Osborn II. Ensing, Fred Kaiser,
n. Earl Pinney James c.
Walker, DR.. Jaequeline V.
Masters and Miss Helen J.
Kniselcy.
Annual awards will be made
by Mr.. Brooks 10 the following
children. for progress in swim
ming and diving Jacqueline
Ward Marjorie Holland, Phoebe
Lou Pape. Mary Freeman,
Louise Pinney, Jean Kurth, Ned
Moulton. Durward Allen Jr.,
George Pinney, William Merritt,
John Welchli, Charles Olsen and
Stuart Wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Mount Sinai Group Holds Dinner Dance

Singer ~ Toronto. member ~
the Kings Council. former MEM
her OF the Ontario House Of
Parliament and president Of the
board OF directors Of the Mount
Sinai Hospital OF Toronto.
Mrs. Robert z. Shore will
sing. Nathaniel Goldstick, cor
poration counsel, will be toast
master. Mrs: Joshua Karbal is
general chairman and Mrs.
Charles Gitlin program chair
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Climax Activities

The Auxiliary 20 the Saliva
ton Army will climax its sea-
sons activities with a program
Tuesday afternoon at the Edwin
DENLY Memorial Home on Penn
broke avenue and an exhibition
of garments made during the
year by Mrs. William Brownlee's
Sewing Committee.
The program has been planned
20 entertain the so children in
the home and will be followed
by a Tea party.
Mrs. Brownlee and her COM
mittee have Sewed every Thurs
day from October until June.
Three hundred and nineteen
dresses will be distributed among
the girls, besides slips and other
garments. The boys will receive
suits, blouses, shirts. etc.
Mrs. Alfred G.. Wilson will
preside in the short business Sos
sion and the meeting OF the
board OF directors which will
precede the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION is celebrating
its fourth anniversary this Sun
day evening by entertaining hus-
bands and members and friends
at a dinner dance at $50 o'clock
in the ballroom Of Hotel Statler.
A feature of the evenings
program will be the comforting
OF service stripes upon members
Of Mount Sinai Red Cross unit
by Mrs. Richard Thornton Brod-
head. chairman of Detroit Chap
ter of the American Red Cross.
Guest speaker will be f. Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Appoints Chairmen

Chairmen Of standing commit
tees for l941-42 appointed by
Mrs. WILSON ave. Mrs. Stanley
Mute, membership Mrs Charles
Wing. program; Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald. publicity; Mrs. John
Linehan, social and Mrs. Rus
sell Roberga, assistant; Mrs
Guy Moore. reception. and Mrs.
"A Bruce Wilkinson. assistant.
Mrs. John Goschenhofer, sun
shine. assisted by Mrs. Loren w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Learn Latest Methods

This group Of women is inter
ested in learning the latest
methods in The scientific treat.
ment Of this disease and in dis
covering in what ways the or
Ganizatlon can be most helpful.
With money raised by giving
parties the women have bought
playground equipment for the
School for Epileptic Children,
earth for making gardens and
garden tools and material for
handicrafts, all Of which are
beneficial
The. party will leave Detroit
Wednesday at $50 a. m. in pri-
vate cars and will lunch at the
Hotel Montague.
Mrs. Irene Knapp who is in
charge Of the arrangements, will
have to have reservations in by
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

p. m. to work in the Crosse
Points Memorial Church.
Money raised by the tea and
sale will be used TO buy ma
terials to be made up during the
Summer, as the members will
continue TO meet once q week.
Mrs. Frank Quail Jr., general
chairman OF the tea. Is being
assisted by the followingi
MEsDAMEs
n W. Squire A. X. Moore
Galsn Ohmart Edward Best
". A. Wiisher John Mackenzie
James Cooper l.. a. de spaidsS
Clarence CAmpOsn J. 3. Hell
Charles Besching Frank KlinShsu
Clsrencs Fox william Boyds
William Baldsrston Ralph Clark
Ralph sicksls Lester Hobsea
Mrs. Lloyd Murray, in charge
OF the baked goods sale. will be
assisted by Mesdames Carl
Eberly. Henry Fox. J. II. Smith
and S. p. Thacher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Big Assignments

The coronation OF King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth
and the wedding Of the Duke Of
Windsor and Wallis Warfield
Simpson were other highllghts
IN her career.
II have cross examined
every one from President Roose-
welt to Peggy Hopkins Joyce.
from Herbert Hoover "a Charlie
Chaplin and from Wendell Will
kie TO Gargantus," she declared.
Suzanne Blank, recently re-
elected president of the Wom-
ems Advertising Club, will pre-
side at the luncheon.
Olive Torpey is in charge OF
the arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Crippled Children
Fund Bridoe Set

MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR
CRIPPLED c HILL DREN has
planned its annual Embarrassing
bridge luncheon for Friday at
1890 o'clock AZ the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club.
Mrs. John Teubert. general
chairman. is being assisted by
Mesdamcs l. r. Flanders. Mi
chacl Bloy. }. NJ. Ferris, c. S.
Stark and II r. NiVer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Neville and Mrs John T. Line
han, Scrapbook, assisted by Mrs.
c. l.. Bear
The Michigan Society for
Epileptic Children Of which
Mrs Charles + Hyde is presi-
dent. will mako a trip on
Wednesday 10 Cairo, Mich, 10
visit the Institution for Epilcp-
fffss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Gifted Speaker

Having "covered9 some Of the
most important assignments
ever handed out 20 woman and
being a gifted speaker As well
as writer. she viii be decidedly
worth while hearing.
Miss Robh has travelled more
than 10000 miles on assign
ments IN one year. She accom-
panied King George VI and
Queen Elizabeth Of England on
their tour Of the United States
and Canada in 1899. She was
a passenger on the Atlantic
Clipper on IFS first round trip
flight 10 Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
DIE Chapter Meets
In Colchester, Ont.

MRS. A. E. DUSSEAU OF
Renfrew road will entertain the
members OF Princess Beatrice
Chapter, Daughters OF the Brit
ish Empire, at a luncheon on
Monday at her Summer home in
Colchester. Ont.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
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BISHOPVILLE

Elsie, one year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Kasler, who
has been very low with flu and
pneumonia, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Norris MAR
guerite McDonald) are announcing
the birth Of daughter, born last
Thursday. Both mother and babe
have the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Norris are grandparents.
Ill With Coal Dust On Lung
Fred Smith, who has been in the
St Francis hospital, for two months
has been very strange case. He
had been suffering seemingly from a
congested lung, and was so bad
when taken to the hospital that he
was placed at once in an oxygen
tent and could not talk. The spe-
cialist from New York discovered
that he was suffering from con-
eested lung, which was partly pack
ed with a hard black substance
caused by coal dust, which he swal-
lowed while working in the mine.
He is now coughing this substance
up and has recovered to such an ex-
tent that he was removed from the
hospital to his home. Friends here
are glad to hear of his recovery.
He is brother of P. M. Smith of
this place.
J. w. Moody, the only Civil war
veteran living in Morgan county.
is improving from fall he receiv-
ed about two months ago.
Mrs Silvey who will soon be 90
years of age, and lives here with her
son, Elmer, and family, has been
very i'll with flu and mastoid trou-
BILE. She is some better.
Wayne Black burn of Gallipolis
was here last Saturday calling on
old friends.
Chris Day of Columbus spent sew
eral days here, last week.
Miss Blanche McLain, Mrs. w. H.
Hoon and VIM. Mingus were recent
visitors in the twin cities.
Miss Mary Marguerite Milhoan is
one of six girls who has been placed
on NYA work at the Hollister school
during the last week. HOllister
schools closed Friday on account Of
flu.
County Library Here
Library books from the county
library have been placed at the
home of Mrs. Ben Harbert, by Miss
Mowry of McConnelsville. Library
will be open all day on Tuesdays
and on Friday morning.
In labor of love, every day is