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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925
K)MES THROWN
OPEN TO VISITORS
FROM GEORGIA
(Continued from pave 1)
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fr.J. N. Hill 5.00
(T. P. Payne, .5.00
|. B. Story 5.00
A. H;?--ya ? 5.00
K. 2.50
Inrphy Service Station 2.50
I s. Parker 2.50
{. G- F.Ikins, 2.50
I \V. Gray 2.00
. 31. Vaughn 2.00
|L A. Fain 2.00
W. ! vingood 2.00
|. B. Carringer 2.00
lottl Regal 2.00
r. D. Townwn ; 2.00 j
I C. Moore 2.00 J
I A. Davidson, 2.00
0. Bates ] .00
f. W. Axley, 1.00
. W. Ferguson. Jr., 1.00
II . y Motor Co 1.00
|rs. Nettie Dickey 1.00
Irs. Rose Patton, 1.00
t C. Richmond 1.00
I D. Ledford, 1.00
'. I). Dickey 1.00
* E. Davis 1.00
). M. Rirchl'leld 1.00
. M. Cornwt il 1.00
Iriffitks Inc 1.00
. G. Greene 1.00
. B. Hall 1.00
r. B. Dickey I.oo
H. Sword, 1.00
F. Stonecipher, 1.00
bmuel Vcyies, ..1.00
"hristophers Store, 1.001
'red Johnson 1.00
om Evans 1.00
>Vil Davidson 1.00
H. Ik hart 1.00
L M. Brit tain 1.00
irjril Johnson 1.00
. V. Brittain 1.00
larvin Hawk 1.00
. L Gulley 50
60
50
fclton Hartness 50
.1'. It nes : 50
. L Martin 50
r. B. Gartrail 50
ash 50
LM. Riclcs 25
List of homes tendered and those
ildng core of guests at hotels:
Mi-. J. N. Hill, 2. at hotel.
B. It. Meroney, 1 at hotel.
Mrs John Leatherwood, 2 at home.
Mrs. Gene Holcomb, 2 at home.
Mr-. Dot Cooper, 1 at Mrs. A. A.
kin's.
i and Mrs. Travis, 2 at home.
T. J. Mauncy, 2, lodging and
a .v.:' i-t.
Mrs. J. C. Slocnmb, 2, lodging and
fnkfast.
Mrs. Don Witherspoon, 4 at home.
Its. P. D. Dickey, 2, lodging and
fa k fast.
Mrs. Mark West 2 at home.
Mrs. Sid Pendley, 2, sleep, eat at ]
i?. .Mark Hrittain's.
Mrs. A. H. Brown, 2, sleep, eat a?
re. Mark Brittain's.
Mrs J. E. Fain, 2 at home.
Mrs. S. D. Akin, 2 at home.
Mrs. E. B. Norvell, 4 at home.
Miss Kate Axley, 2, lodging and
reaki'ast.
Mrs. K. P. Hawkins, 2 lodging and
reakfast. I
Mrs. Stewart and Sherrill, 2, lodgig
and breakfast.
Mrs. W. M. Axley, 2 at home.
Mr.-. T. S. Evans, 2 at hotel.
C. K. Hoover, 1 at hotel.
Fmr.k Hill, 1 at hotel.
.Mrs. R. M. Fain, 1 at Henry House.
John V. Brittain, 1 at Regal Hotel.
Mr*. W. P. Payne, 1 at hotel.
Dr. H. N. Wells, 1 at Dickey House.
E. S. Miller, 1 at Hotel.
Mrs. R. V. Wells, 1 at Wells House,
mi Firguson. 1 at Dickev House.
J. G. Greene, 1 at Regal Hotel.
Fred Moore, 1 at hotel.
Mrs. G. W. Ellis, 2 at horn*.
Mrs. R. Robinson, 2 at home.
Mrs. R. H. Hyatt, 1, room, meals
t Clary's.
J. W. Davidson 1 at hotel.
W. Sipe, 1 at hotel.
Mrs. Dennis Barnett, 2, lodging
breakfast. 1
Mrs. Rose Patton, 1 at Henry House
tenew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell you that
* a" 1
?wv A. uiuivauuu ui mw W/?
? i? Nature'ft foundation of
"feet Health." 'Why not rid
Urself of chronic ailments that
* undermining your vitality t
"rify your entire system by tak(
a thorough course of Calotftbs,
onee or twice s week for several
*?ks?and see how Nature reyou
with health.
Calotabs arc the greatest of all
purifiers. Get a family |
"kage, containing full direcprice
85 eta.; trial package,
l*Al any drugstore. (Adv.) |
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v
r J. A. Richardson, 1 at R?.ga! Hotel.
J. H. Hampton. 1 at hotel.
Miss Mary B^al. 2 at home.
Mrs. Pierce Fleming, 1 room. n
and wife.
Mrs. A. M. Briitain. 5 at
M.?. Jim Palmer, 2 at hor.i .
Mrs. J. M. Vaughn. 1 at h ! 1
room, meals at Candler's.
Mrs. (1. W. Candler, -I at hrme.
Mrs. E. A. Davidson, 3 at home.
.Mis. If. G. Elkins. 2 at home.
C. W. Ba'ley. 1 at Dickey Hous?. j
Mrs. R. S. Parker, 1 at hotel.
Mrs. J. H. McCall, 2 at home.
Dickey House, 4.
H. D. Akin. 1 at Dickey House. |
Walt Mauney, 1 at Dickey House. I
Ed Studstill. 1 at Dickty House. \
W. D. Towason, 2 Regal Hotel.
W. P. Odom. 2 Rtgal Hotel.
Paul Hyatt, 2 Regal Hotel.
Mrs. R. C. Mattox, 4 room \
C. M. Wofford, 2 at Dickey Hon
E. P. Hawkins. 2 Dick' y House.
Hadley Dick y, 2 Di.l.ey Hoyse.
A. B. Dickey, 4 rooms, meals a* 1
Dickey House.
Fted Dickey, 2 rooms.
Dr. Ed. Adams, 1 at Dickey Hons;
T. L. Sasscr 2 ai home.
J. B. Storey, 2. at home.
Regal Hotel, 5. meals for 3.
Mrs. 1.. E. Bayless, 1 spare room.
Mrs. Cora Phillips, 4 rooms.
Miss Josephine Heighway, 1 spar' I
room, meals at hotel.
K. K. Williamson. 1 room, meal ]
at E. E. Davis.
Mr?. W. H. Travis. '? at home.
Following is a list of the Georgia
visitors who were entertained in the
different homes of the city, and thr
homes in wh'ch they were entertained
:
R. J. Lewis. Norman Park, and C.
W. Hillhous-. members H?.use Representatives,
guests of Miss .Muy He til
Mr. and Mrs. \V. I!. Stanford and
son, Valdosta, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Travis.
C. M. Head, Marietta, and Dr. V
L. Bray, Atlanta, members of House
of Representatives, guests Miss Joi
phine Heighway.
Di. Chas. Howard, fussita, and
Dr. A. S. Stovall, Elberton. members
House ?>t Reptesentatives. ? *'
Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Axley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Harrell. menu
mcr of Senate, Stewart County
quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Mather and daughter,
Atlanta, and Mr. McClure, La"ayctte,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Witkcrspoon. Mr. McClure is a
.1 ember of the House of Rtprcscn.atives
and Mr. Mather chairman of
transportation.
Representative and Mrs. Homer
Hancock, and Miss Doris Hancock
of .Jefferson, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Storey.
Senator and Mrs. A. M. Rountree.
\drian, guests of Mrs. John E. Fain.
Wilson M. I^ardy, Rome, member
House of Representatives, guest of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mauney.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Holder, Mrs.
ivainryn H. Fianigan and daughter.
>f Jefferson, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ri. A. Davidson. Mr. Holder is chairman
of the Georgia State Highway
Commission.
Governor Clifford M. Walker of
Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Barker,
and Mr. Fred Harrison of the
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce,
guests of MC. and Mrs. G. W. Candler.
J. I.. Rountree and Mr. Bradley.
Summit, members House of Reprecatatives,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
D. Akin.
Mrl and Mrs. W. R. C. Smith and
Mrs. B. C. Carter, Atlanta, and Mrs.
J. A. Thursby, Siskey, Calif., guests
:>f Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Norvell. Mr.
smith is president of the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce.
N. A, Williams. James Lyon, Oliver
Puckett, pages in the House of
Representatives, and Noel Grant and
Broughton Caldwell, pages in the
Senate, guests of A. B. Dickey.
Walter Davis, Wallace Jamison
ana .James aneats, pages in House of
Representatives, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Sasser.
Following is a list of those who
were assigned to the Regal Hotel, and
include members of the Legislature
lind other prominent Georgians, who
were entertained here Saturday
night:
Representative J. A. Webb, Alpharetta;
Representative A. S. Bus- '
sey, Cordele; Renresentative J. B.
Logan. Homer; Representative T. S.
Cheek, Homer; Representative C. W.
Brewer, Homer; Representative J. C.
Wood, Homer; Mrs. D. P. Murphy
r.nd Daughter, Mildred, Atlanta; C.
F. Adams, Atlanta; Mrs. E. Moseley,
Atlanta; J. H. Brewer, Atlanta, S. E.
McGill, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hogan, Atlanta; Mrs. M. A. Jones,
Savannah; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keller
and children, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Homer and children, Marion Houser,
Fred Housor (Cousin Fred) secretary
Atlanta Convention Bureau, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Lukie and children, Atlanta;
1. A. Barker, Atlanta; E. D.
THE CHEROKEE SCC
Wisdom Of 1
By Inves
Millie
I ~ j
?*^z-'k M"
<> W/ZEA.fi
The wisdom of affording even
financial aid within reason *.o farm
ers an I farming communities ha
been repeatedly omphariz??l by Kd
. ward I>. PuflMd. president of th
j Prudential Insurance Company
particularly In a recent addres
I dealing *ith farm mcrtcic loan
j as Investments for lif? Insurant|
funds. made b? fore the LtODti Clul
of New J- r? y.
Life insurance comrani< i hav
mop' thun doubled the amount o
1 their loans on farms in thi
country during the last five year
in addition to responding to hous
ins needs in confrcst- .1 urban coin
munitte*. In the live year
.
Moseley, Austell; R. \V. Bark r, Att
il; J. K. Wright, Monroe; J. II
Valker. C. K. Walker. M- r-roc; W.
R. Save, Atlanta; J. G. B. Loga*i.
Homer; Mrs. W. M. Hardy and party.
Rome; K. f":aighead, Atlanta. Paul
Butler, Monroe Butler, H. G. RutinJr..
Miss Sarah I*ackey. W. C. Spark*.;
Frank Reynolds, Mrs. M. Phillips, At.
lanta. Miss Annie Hazclton, Savannah.
Following is a list of thos(. who j
were assigned to the Dick' v House.!
ind included members of the Louis- i
'ature and other Georgians who were I
at :tained h? te Saturday night:
Representative I.. L. Griffin, Jef"crson;
Representative E. Wheeler,
lasper; Representative A. O. Stone.
I>-.r.roe: Sentator J. P. Clements,
Irwinville; Representative A. H.
Chappcl, Milner; Representativ .T.
m. rietcnir, Forsyth; Senator M. B.
Carr, Gaillard; Representative W.
F. Andrews, Roberta; Representative
W. S. l.amar, Atlanta; Representaive
Julian E. Ross, Atlanta; John L.
Westmorland, W. C. Sparks, and
and Mis* Sarah Lackey, Atlanta
Journal Staff; Messrs. X. W. Capehait,
Fricks, Hatpins, Sharp.e, of thef
Durant Motor Co., driving Star Cars
ind bringing sixteen legislators, At>
lanta; W. R. Saye, manager Durant'
Motor Co., Atlanta; Highway Com-1
missioner A. G. Sparks, East Point;
H. Holomon, Atlanta Const:tution
Staff; Miss Maggie Sue Nichols, Ath-i
ens; Mr. and Mrs. Howland, Athens:
Ben Elliott Athens; Mr. and Mrs. A. 1
E. Adams, M. O. Hutcheaon, T. C. 1
Whathy, J. P. Goss.J. C. Tid\yell,
Vt lanta; J. B. Clements, Irwinville;
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mount, Cornelia:
VV. T. Andrews*.Roberta; W. P. Hard.!'
ing, Atlanta; W. A. Lanier, Harlem; '
Waiter Bowman, Billy Kent Jr., Jas.
Lyons, Noel Grant, Oliver Puckett.
Broughton Caldwell, M. C. Murphy
and wife,, Betty Murphy, Mr. and j
Mrs. B. Z. Hcrndon and B. Z. Jr.. 1
Atlanta; C. M. Head, Marietta; V.J'
L. Bray, Atlanta; O. S. Kuhlman, N.;
A. Williams, Atlanta; Guy Garrarrt.
Columbus; E. T. Cochran, Atlanta.! ^
Mark Keener. Ellijay; Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. Logan
Bleckley Jr., Atlanta.
B|
WjrnEE-frr** i II II N? 1
Wr flnocad. ' t
B^r Keflogg't Tirdw Caaeor Od ^
Jf oik made^rmedidnalu* only. h
I FREE?(tnratm ? r^mt to WALTER
I JANVIER, lac-, 4?7 Canal St* Nwr Yodc
Lire mtrr-jf* yoc. m
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Photo shows the handsome new r
I.. & S. Employees Magazine for Muj
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>UT. MURPHY, v c.
7arm Aid Is Re
tors Who Have
ms To Soil Till<
f j-fg&mMk
wg" O/A/V ~PS-?A/
(c) Underwood & Underwood
sr the Prudential lent $2,.'T?.6?9.13*?.2ft'
- on farm mtrtgaip s. Purine U?24 '
h a smaller : r out:* of Prudential
- farm loans indiejited a protrr< w lo
wards prosperity In acrtrultural
districts.
s Referring particularly to farm
s loans, Mr. Duffl*I?1 said: "Then.
too. another form of inv? tr.uis
b this qms'ion of farm loans. Of
course, i* is ua l-fe to adopt any
e of these Other :-.:?-thodr of aiding
f the country if you arc not going
s to aid the man who produces that
s which v..- ?at. upon whom we are
- absolutely dependent, attd so these
- compare.'-? la rifely in the field
s of investment in farm loans, aiding
P'-o^ram Fcr Masonic
Picnic At Shoal Creek
To Be Held July IS
9: A..M. Assemble A* Church Build*
ing near hall where there will .be
sr.mc good singing by the Shoal Creek
and other pinging choirs.
9:?0*10:00 Addrtss by Rev W. G.
Sparks. 10:00-10:45 Address by
Col. John H. Dillard. 10:45-11:00
Singing by the different choirs.
11:00-11:30 Address by?W. J. Mai tin
11\30-1:00 P. M. Adjournment for
dinner. 1:00- '? 5 Singing- by the
different chors. 1:15-2:00, Address
by County Supt. A. L. Martin. 2:00-2:45
Address speaker to be supplied.
2:45-3:00 Singing by entire
congregation. 3:00-3:30 Address
Sneaker to be suoolicd a-.in.J-nn
Address Speaker to he supplied.
4:00-1:15 Sinking by the different
choirs. 4:15 Adjournment.
SUIT ITEMS
The Rev. W. G. Sparks of
Maryville, Tenn. \ Prcaehedl an inteiest'ng
sermon, here last Sunday.
Ye scribe, with quite a feu* others,
attendedk the ^celebration of Independence
II y at Murphy.
Mr. W. I- McNabh and family, together
with Mr. Lon Wood, their
chauffeur, spent the past" week-end
in Copperhill.'.
Mrs. W. Cm. Sparks and daughter,
Miss Minnie Robinson, of M^aryville,
are visiting their sister and Aunt,
Mrs. Mary Henry.
Road work was suspended) on tl e
Dillard Highway. Sat. in. order that
ill might be free to spend Indepenienee
Day as they chose to do.
The Misses Curtis4 Wyvetta, Willie
Vaud, Kate, and Nettie of Athens,
Tenn are visiting relatives here. ;
Mr. Octavus Ferguson afnd wife!
ipent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
Messrs. J. F. and Charlie
Wood, W. A. Curtis, and Octavus
Ferguson had a jolly time cutting a
>ee tree on the; night of the 4th, but
f you wish to know how well paid
hey were for their trouble you will
lave to ask thorn.
Quite a number oi] our citizens
iroro in Murphy Monday, on business.
Mr. J. J. Rose has gone to New
c-sidcnce of Mr. J. H. Phaup, agent a
, ?Photo courtesy L. & N. Employe
'.cognized
' Advanced
ers Of Nation
'*'? -? 1
the farmer to harvest an<l f'evolo^
his crop. ?-nah;in?; him to brtnn in
lanJ tor ?l<v?iopn..-nt purposes
which Otherwise he might not have
been able to do. aiding him In so
conducting In a see nti.lc vvay these
farm operations that us a result
thereof tiie food of everyone in the
flitted State*: has been made
cheaper and easier to obtain than
It otherwise would have been."
Ill 1P24 the prudential loaned
S37.V67.4"2.1?7 on farm properties
in the United States. They have
also relieved the housing situation
by extensive loans on small dwellings.
S. S. Convention
To Meet Here 23-24
Officers of Cherokee County Sunday
School Association are of the
opinion that one iof the most interesting
and helpful, as well as one of thv
most laigest attended Sunday school
meetings ever 'held in the county will
i be the annual County Sunday School
'Convention at Murphy Presbyterian
! Church on Thursday and Friday,
J July 2.1 and 24. Programs of the
I Convention have been mailed to all
I pastors and Sunday school' sup: rin.
Undents in the county, with special
i invitations to attend the convention
themselves, find requesting* that- they
i try to r et all cf their Sunday School
teachers and officers to attend.
| The' Convention program includes
nddip?<i'< s"H pAnfoMncc ?.r>
I tically all phases c.i the work of the
modern Sunday school. In arranjri
ing the program the small Sunday
I School was given much attention.
' During4 the Convention th?re will be
question and discussion periods, when
those present will have opportunity to
give and get information concerning
iany Sunday school problem.
, The Cherokee County Sunday
School Association is one
North 9
' Carolina Sunday School As
sociation, in which Sunday School
(workers of all evangelical denominnI
.ions paiticipate. At this time nine'
.y-eight of the one hundred counties
1 n the State are organized into County
Sunday School Associations; many
. of which are completely organized
and doing fine work.
FOR OVER 40 *EAUS
HALL'9 CATARRH MEDICINE has
i been used successfully In treatment
i of Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists
of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
I through the Blood on the Mueous 9uri
faces, thus reducing the Inflammation.
I Sold by all drugrtats.
| F. J. Cheney * Co.. Toledo. Ohla
lYork to work an<l his family coni
templates joining him about Aug.
i .t
We are sorry to learn of the seious
illness of T. G. Stiles on Persimmon^
Creek, but hope that he may
have a speedy recovery.
Mr. Jerry pills and family of
Proctor, N. C., are visiting the for-,
mer's perents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Dills.
A large ci*owd attended the decoration
Services Sun&iy atr the Suit
Old Cemetery. "*
t Murphy, which -ppeared in he
es Magazine.
PAGE FTVB*
! Crcps Along L. & NCincinrat*.
June 12.? Acvorcir-.gr to
?rt from *h ' ? vill & X:>hv
II Railroad (" r riary. tbo-e artaiound
3" cz.rs ?-. r potatoes :;t Bc!Iv
ill. II'.. ready :t)ly 1 : a f.w cars at
'lascoutah. Iil., ready about the 5an:<
inv.'i rth. III., ready Augu-t l=t.
'ate , and 2"? c:rr^ of watermelons hi*
I w?: 11 n? a few cars at Maur.ie. HI.
J ready s: : date. They also look f?>c
|20 v.r ?f early ppples at Ellijay
| G;r.. ar.d a f:w c ars at Murphy, X.C.
Ih *> ready September 1.?Produce
. N't w York
IT WHTKKE
The little son of Mr. and Mr>Iltroer
K-r vj-o ? h.i- I rn v -y >: -k
' at is improving.
Mrs. Nina Wrinkle ar.d Fttlc rundson
are visiting h r brother, M .
i on Wright, this v > k.
Mrs. Gordon Hasty ar.d daucht r,
Martha, visited rehitiv s he- Frida..
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Palmer and rh;ldren
of Murphy were guests cf Mr.
and Mis. G. F. H:ndri>; Sunday.
b.Mr. Bertrnn Austiv c f this placec?l
suddenly at his Home Monday
ine 29th. Mr. Austin was loved by
all who knew him and will be missed
by his many friends. II leaves r wife
and one daughter. Mrs. Thurmu:."
Panther and a host o! relatives ami
friends to mourn his departure.
Mr. A. W. Andrews of York Pa
vi-ited friends here last weekend.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Puett visited
.relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Posey C.isrj and Willard Suddirth
who have been working in
Bryson City are spending the week
with homefolks. They will leave (on
Durham, N. ?oon where they hftve
employment.
Card Thanks
! The members of the entertainment
and reception committee in charge of
the arrangements for c-Viring tor ami
entettaing the Georgia Governor ar.d
mcmhi rs of the Georgia Legislature
wish to express thanks to all th(people
of Murphv cooperating with
I the committee in any way in making
its work a success. The committee*
regrets th;it it was unable to .scixi
that it was unable to notify those
delegates to every home tendered, ami
homes that no guests could be sentilt
was not known just how mane
I would be here until the last minute
and then the duties incident to the
fireworks display,) etc. made it impossible!
to send a messenger to eucK?
home to notify such home thai no
guests could be sent.
I The fine spirit of the entire com~"s:ty
:s appreciated by i?c ws?mittee
and for this due thanks is thus
i made, and the hope expressed chat
I in the future r*n even wide spirit of"
! cooperation' may be manifested, on'such
occasions.
I Sign: W. M. FAIN, Chairman;
MRS. E. B. NORVELL,
| MRS. H. G. ELK INS,
| MRS. C. W. BAILEY, ? *?
MRS. G. A. HASTY,
B. W. SIPE
J. W. DAVIDSON *~
I J. B. STOREY
F. S. HILL
W. D. TOWNSON,
E. P. HAWKINS
H. G. ELK1NS *7
BOILING SPRINGS *4+,
The dent"* angel visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis Friday
night at midnight and took away the
suffering father of Mrs. Davis, Mr.
Charlie Arms. Mr. Arms was about
seventy y-);rs of age. We sympathize j
with the bereaved family and to his
many relatives and friends, we extend
I our heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs. W. L. Mundy returned Sunday
from Ellijay, Ga. where she hat:
been visiting her brother, Mr. G. T- ^
Devvecse.
Messrs. Vernon and Wade La-un
good and Charlie McDonald ware
1 Boiling Spring visitors Sattmfirgr
Mrs. Emma Fair spent last warekend
as the guest of her sister, Mrs
R. L. Abernathy.
Mr. D. S. Davis n returned home
Friday from Ogreeta where he has
been employe^ for several weeks*
Mr. W. L. Mundy V)hs the guest
of Mr. A. G. Davis.
Mr. Ruth Dockery and Mrs. Neil: '
Garrard and children are leaving.
Wedmsday for Springfield and Afcror?
Ohio.
Mr. Don Fair was the weekend7. .
guest of Mr. Edd. Mundy.