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?owner l. ?* * ? r LOUIUUIQ, K. c. SEPTinEB % 1?1 ? Times BUILD OHUEOH AT COUNTY HOME ACTIOS TAKES BT COMMISSION. BBS MONDAY. A+So to Balld ? Home of Uany Report* BeceiTcd ? Jirtr* for _ October Court Drawn, The Board of County Commi??ton era met In regular session on Monday with all members present. The min utes were read and approved and pray er offered by Rev. '0. 'P.' Smith, aft?r which business waa taken np and dji posed of as follow*: The report of Miss Pauline Smith was. read and approved. _ Mr. C. P. Richardson waa before the Board to tor MllS ? AkrIs Perry, who has boen an Invalid ail her life. On motion Supt. J. ;<5. Jones was instructed to go and inves tigate her condition and report -to the Commissioners at once. , , On motion It was ordered that, a ? hnnan nf Worship hp hnllt At t.Tlft Ctmn ty Home And Ceramfsfriotiers W. D. Puller, C. C. Hudson- and W. C. Wil der were,- appointed a. committee to ? hnvc aald house built. The Board with " the assistance of the Sheriff drew tho jury for the Oc tober term of Franklin Superior Court On motion of Hudson and seconded by "Wilder It was ordered that the or der of -November 1920 allowing $5.00 t-> the person reporting unlisted dogs be cancelled and that all officers be requested to see that all dogs are lined. - " ..eport of Dr. J. E. Malone, Co\inty i ? '.h Officer, Was received and fll ^le ? reports County Homo, ? Jail T.-.i : sport of Supt. J. J. Holden, <>! the County Home, wap received and filed. He reports 10 white and 11 colored inmates. Since last report Sarah Collins was sent to the Home by Dr. J. E. Malone. l"pon motion by Wilder and second ?U i?- Timborialfg, It waa oriiareri that the County build a retaining Home at County Home at once and Wilder, Fuller, Hudson and^Joyner were ap pointed a committee to have such bnil fling rntmrnrfart ,* R?pm *?n3Br>rr J : e . Jones, Pub He Welfare, "was receivea and filed. On motion of Hudson ana seconded by ? TTn.ianwtt u ww Twfl>rart mm"? mm, report be published in the Franklin Times. On motion of Hudson and seconded by Timberlake it was ordered that the Court room be turned over to Sheriff i j . A. Kuui'uuy. ^ Alter allowing a number of accounts the Board adjourned to meetji?aia-?B Septembcr 15th, 1081.- ~ LIST OF JURORS. The following is a liSt of Jurors drawn for October term of Franklin Superior court: Dunns ? E. Beddingfleld, R. D. Dodd. P. C. Johoson. Harris ? Lee Baker, Cais Chamblee, Rocker Johnson, J". W. Odom, J. W, Carter, F. D. Driver. Youngsville ? W. O. Darts. Franklinton ? S. B. Nash, N. T. Speed, A. W. Sand ling. HayesvIUe ? H. L. pj/okes, J. S. Wilson, C. O. Evans. Sandy Creek ? N. B. Smnth . Gold Mine ? R. S. Lancaster, J. B. ParriBh, S. T. Leonard, R. N. Gup ton. Orren Coley. * Cedar Rock ? E. L. Poythress. J. O. Sledge, J. C. Bowden, C. It. House O. B'. Ball, L. M. WeaW*. ... Cypress Cre6fc^-7. E.' "Wheless, X, _W..Creekmore, W. C. Wilder, J. W. I! at ton, O. W. "Green. Louisburg ? W . T. Hedgepeth, W. P. Splvey. O. B. Burroughs ENGACEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hennlnger an roance the engagement of their daugh ter, Sophronla, to Mr. Flake F. Steele. No date for the wedding has as yet been fixed, but It will probably take place In November. ? Statesnile Land mark. The above announcement will be of interest to many of Loulsbnrg's peo ple who will remember Miss Hennlng er very pleasantly. She is a sister of Miss Elba Hennlnger, a former mem ber of the faculty of Loutsburg Col lego. She filled a most responsible clerkship In the First National Bank during the years of 1917 and 1918 with much satisfaction to the officials and credit to herself. Her beautiful personality and rare charm made her especially popular among a host ot friends in Loutsburg who will extend the warmest congratulations. SCHEDULE FOR flCHOOL EXTKN. 8I0JT. The Extension Department has giv en out the following schedule for the coming week: Friday, Sept. 9 ? Wood. Saturday, Sept. 10? Bunn rSpacial) Monday, Sept. 12 ? Wilson's Chapel (Col.) Tuesday, Sept. IS ? Cedar Rock. Wednesday, 8ept. 1? ? Seven Paths. Thursday, Sept. 15? Sandy Creek. Friday, Sent, 16 ? Bunn. ' Saturday, Sept. IT? Roberts. i . mm,. .Q.i ... Mr. S.'H( touthall, ot Raleigh, was a vlsltoP to Loutsburg Wednesday. EASTERN MARKETS OPEN. Tobacco Sclllnif Oaly F?lr Except for Wilson. Sept. i W4tfr mrr&gea ex tensniig irom 10 to 20 cents according to quaflty. eastern Carolina tobacco 'markets gtrt down to ktart today HUT the bulk of the stuff sold being of ? m Tow-^rade. Offering* 6u IS* KKXl.umiket nets ?close on to m half million pounds and tha jlMM ?'?8 igured at 30 oits. CMnparlng with slightly more than a hah million pounds last year on the opening day atan average of, 24 cents and 8io re. ? ? Rocky Mount sold a quarter million pounds at from 17 to 20 cents a pound whflfc Nett Bern reported -varying av erages of from 1 to 16 cents for 180. 000 pounds offered on the local mark ?. ? * ? 1 % Klnston offered a half million and the "averages were figured at from 14 to 20 cents a pqund. The bright clear day brought an unprecedented quan tity of tobacco to this Market. Goldsboro reported Sates Of a 'Salt million and good prices. Greenville reported Bales of a half million pounds at an ore rage of 20 cents a pound and low grades selling as-low as two cents. . ? The following are some of the ptfees by grades as known by the growers and warehousemen: ? Trash tobacco, the ? lowest ? grade, brought $1 to $5 per hundred pounds. Sand lugs brought from $10 to $20 per hundred, according to quality. Bright lugs sold from $20 to $30 per hundred, according to quality and co lor ? mostly color. Cutters ranged in price from $30 to >40 per hnndrprl per hundred. Liow grade wrappers brought front $40 to $60 per hundred. HOARD 01' EDUCATION. The Board of Education met in reg tilni session liii Monday with all mam bers present. Following the reading and approving of the minutes of the previous meeting business was taken up and disposed of in regular order. ? Tlie Duaid tiuaatd the following or der In regard to the Math Rock school! "Upon petition or agreement -the " peo ple in the Math Rock District, north pf the TiiHkii u ??r 'lUIUKJTa MB were transferred to the Royal and New Hope Districts .? That the peo ple in the Math Rock District living south of the Tarboro and Hillsboro road bounded on the east by the Kotl ' crts school line, on tna-ftfttllll TivtiiH RJlfiX. aehotrt~nn<r~and on the west by "tEeKew Hope school line, are allow ed to run a school either at the old Math Rock school site or a new site to be decided upon by J. B. King ? the following aid from the County is here by agreed upon: If a new room is built, the County will give the 'old house and site and *300.00; if the old house is moved the people must do this without cost to the county." B. P. Bow den was appointed a trus tee of the Oak Ridge school to succeed himself. Upon petition C. F. Richardson was transferred to the Bunn Special Tax District . The following building committee was appointed To buua the (5S?r room at Little Mill school ? G . "W. Alston, John Alston, J. B. Ellis, After allowing a number of ac counts the Board adjourned to meet again the first Monday in October. ? ?? *?#???? ? BASE BAIL HERE TODAY ? ? _____ ? ? Loul&burg, Champions of the.* ? Tar River League will play Wen-.* ?.dell -of the Bright Leaf League at.* ? the fair grounds this afternoon at ? ? 4 o'clock. On account of the ex- ? ? pense of this game Ladles will be * ? charged IB cents. Oo ont and ? ? see a good game. Loutsburg lost ? ? to Wendell Tuesday by the score ? ? of 4 to S. ? YOITfOSVILIjE VS. SWTTHFIEI.D Championship Him To Be Played at Wake Forest. We are requested to state that the deciding game for the Championship In the Bright Leaf Baseball Associa tion will be played oft at the Wake Forest Athletic field on Tuesday, Sep tember 13th, between Youngaville and Smithfleld. Both of them teams are In One trim and each thoroughly ex pect to win the game Tuesday. Smith field won the first half of the series ?and Jfo^ngsvllle won the second half, and were to play Ave games to decide the Championship. Each of these tesms have won two games in tho post serlea, and are to play off the tie and deciding game Tuesday. All who enjoy a good game aro lnrtted to go and see who wins. Chief of Police D. C. High left Tues day for Mehane to visit hla daughter Mrs. N. B. AUsbrook. Mr. H. M. Stovall was a visitor to Raleigh Monday. MONUMENT TO WORLD WAS HEROES corn SQCAU. >?ut Gu SalteMe 1 auk j The opportunity tor Franklin ty to do a fitting honor to the Boys j who served In tka tit ?utH War tad I nt ? XllBlBll 1 ? ?t ' As will be seen frost the letter copied | below from Nathan Ha sen. Chief | Clerk of the (Mmce Department U. 8. A. to Mr. A. W. Alston. Town Clerk, ot lonlrtiirg. the County has an opportunity of aeemrtng a large gun which If placed oa a saitabJe baae or petetal on the Court Square would become a monument fitting to honor and memory of the dece [heroes who gave their all on thy N??-| tleflelds of France and In the Campa] at home for the UKI "Of humanity . This gun can be ?cared Just for thel cost of transportation and the entire | cost of the Marker could he held ' In fire hundred dollars ? this to elude the slab with the thereon and the base. Of more expensive setting top* )>e arraa-| Bed, and would " priate. This being an entirety lie affair and thoroughly a Coastal matter we would suggest that County Commissioners gfve ft < e ration . Also we would all the different organisations in County take some official notice of thi? letter and """?r **1 to the County Commissioners that they may know the wishes of the people. The letter referred to is as follows:. In reply to your letter or recent date (0.0 . 400.33519520 Loulsburg. X. C.? relative to securing some obsolete ord nanc?, I wish to inform you that there |is available for donation purposes at the coast Defenses or SSOT5 Ala., one 4.72" Gun. 40 caliber which la [about 16 feet long and weighs approx imately 4.648 lbs. and the carriage weighs approximately 14.476 lbs. Obsolete ordinmiH is iJonatetl in pur" tanee of Jibe Act of Congress ap proved May 22, 1896. which Post or a soldiers' monument associa tion. The recipient is to 'pay all, portation charges as -tCTdgftSe law Uj?_U?Red~"States must be at no ex rrf'nsn In mnnertinn arith the rtnnatinn In case the town of Lootsburg, N. C. desires the above described gun land a request signed by the executive officer of one of the above named or I sanitations is received, the necessary 'shipping instructions will be issued promptly. It is suggested that the Mayor of lLouisburg. communicate with the to-" cal freight agent in order to ascer tain cost of shipment ot this ordnance for .though Mobile. Ala., is the near- [ est point at which it is available, yet ! the town may consider the freight I rate prohibitive. RECORDS FOR SIX B03THS The New York World has lost issued 1 a chart of the things the Hardin* ad- ] ministration has done and' not done.! the promises made to U>e people In ] speech and platform which Klrr thus : far been bat promises. It Is a list' that is illuminating, and shows how ! Prenident Harding stands on his pro-] mises si* months after he gare then. ; Here It ST' "Immediate peace rmolltloil pa Bid * and treaties signed bat not rattled. "Creation of association of nation* ? no announced definite action. "Reform of tax laws ? legislation pending In congress. "Erection of protective tariff ? per- I manent tariff bill still before congress "Unfurling American Sag oa high seas ? Shipping Board approprlatiwi cut In half and board losing money at the same rate. "Repeal of Panama canal toils ? Sot enacted and President's attKad as certain. "Creation of department at paMir welfare ? Measure seems doomed to defeat . "Reorganisation of department* Tied up In the coagreasloaal Joint committee . "Enactment of budget legtatatkMr passed congress and budget bareaa functioning . "Federal enoou ragecaeat to id ma tlon ? No action taken. "Discharge of obligation* to sold iers ? Veterans hureaa created. "Bonus legislation ? HtM ay at President's request. "Refunding foreign debt ? Tied ?j> by request for added powers. "Aid to agriculture ? AM of War Fi nance Corporation extended In ex porting agricultural products; emer gency tariff bill passed. "Means to end lynchhur ?*> legis lation adopted. "IJmltatlou of Immigration Per- . centage bill passed "* I1 Mr. Robt. S. Wkite, of RaJdch.1 spent the week-end with his ?later!' Mrs. Wm H. Muffin Senator P. B. MbKlane rtalted Rat- I Blgh Tne#day. I 'K*t HI FAf*T*I.TT LOUISBtJRO COL LEGE OPENS I a_ ?tre? Prospect* >f a Mfij Oar. jrae urivai or qottg , t f"68 LoQi'^ ?t>.12^*?*? grg^Jjb^orerh.uJftd. and L?< Ue students. It*u e^ectS^ ?f?ter splendid year wluS ?f th" ?W ?"? L* ?umb,!r ?* the faculty of fe-Ss ffiEaSrSSsss ^^nfrogrhBntThe state. ?? M folIowaV hi' ? ?ilf Sunt? Departn??'. Misses n^?i~ Ha" *?? re i ^CL *>' ? ^acher ? the tortunate in *P?r ?f M1m SalUe Othera "(v a Of J* tf??5 f?r a Ume- Miss I It in a ? char*e ?f the work 1 * t? a most sanatory man* rS!iwfeTR^*rtnv'nt w'Tr^~nr of her Nwjittu ^Ji[ee at Tr,n,t>' College ??rtt.lT hisTo^ anll t, t0 do h*r ?W *> Miss Waddell BaolinrT; _ ln the Course In nt of Modem Langn i Pr.v ^ thv ^recUou of -rTiz-z ~filelnr - flr-frrr ,n She comes to us wcommeno^ and the a ?i i i ?ortun*l<! In ?uate of the GreeniC. ?. a ffrad | School, and has ^n aT^ommer"c'al U c harge *0? Miss Fxpression will be I^^Cmer, ?Uif Rentx She State CoUece education at the FI, and h^dt>r,^omen- Tallahassee _plom.i from the rn?".er~oLCu'.ture D| pressio^ Boston Mais sS? V~Bx ^oipped for w ' , She is wel! um .'X?' r,?r.k' and ?UI eon ?wn .hi ZTZ^nlTT* K*>?~ numher of^,r, d "cre for ? a graduate ^ i- he'r ^ wSrV^VV" Charge of the Home " 71" have "~a< tor the corner ^"0miS ? do some wort i54- Md wi" ?' The Head ofth* SciencS. partment at Avereff Hit conomi' De-~ W.lson ? Miss ? competent, and ?anally Dleasir. Judgment, an un -Ta Jr*0^' di"'a?l tog fri?^ s^PIPy f*en'tJr of mak has the ability to ** ?" and yet Miss Lone Mi^nl others." Miss Joyner uh u Mls8 **?"* be harkST^ JEU*"1* *11 tlie oiBil nr -cLh T**!*rXir* 'or Superintendent <>r E **- ?*"t. tor FYaakltn { ~?1. Inst ruction *ork in oar Kdu^'i continue his This co?^? D^rt??t adapt it ?or." r, re~*rr*nk^ld to ment.c to ">? require '?.rzr;^"z; ?? "?? *T**A?ES M PEUREES FV?*ifcljr apaettin* all pmrJoiw re cords tor Mnm?r weather since the inanru ratio* of the Weather bureau, old Sol haa handed as an awerajte m* ximrnaa temperature ror the pa?U | three month a ? Jane, Jaly and Aarust ? of H degrees. according to th?? In formation |tr?n the Times man by Dr V# I. Morton, the local weather man Darin* this period the ther mometer raglatered 102 as the hl?h f?t hat thla waa only once. Several dar* registered 100 and many at 99 i with only a frw below . rKKXnut MASSE1 TO PREACH R" O. F Smith, pas'or of the NrthodM church, announces that Prvsldaat It. S. Masse ]r, of loaisbnrit C~olle??. will pr?arh at the Methodist rhmrrh 8u4it morn In* the occasion brine tha opening sermon for the Col lege clrla. The pastor will preach at the nirt* service The prtMc Is Inrltad to attend cacb 5F Mr. W. B. Beasley and wife and Din PaHk Saaaley returned Tneaday ma a ?M to Ocean View. TEItrft YACDE YILLE" A ? AmiiKm UglH Bin Ft?4k-| Polks I was axed on account of my ifltly to fn<|i - Thaatrhcal Pro4?t. tflou Vaudeville ijhow, and I am hear to tell you as a dram attic crttlck (moet critickfl eir dram cellar critics but 1 am a higher type) that that Is aome show. ? 1m seed Walter L. Mains show and the Main part was mostly L. J_sa* a. hi* stgn o? V fblacksmiths shop yestlddy axing How es Van Ambergs Wild Animals. Well I aim mauled ao I don't know hew the Wild Animals are. but I know How the American Legions "Thlefa Vaudertlle" is. Hits goin to be a hit. Polks its stewpendous and suprame in every respect. Tlat i'Imhuh Is-gupd tor sore eyes. The costumes are georgeous and be autiful. Why theya imported frum KatfesTille. Under the superb train ing of Babby Turner they dance like fairies It you don't twliava it just see Misses Maude Ashley. Ruth Hail. Beatrice IMrfttiV MAIffftret Tufner,' Louise Allen. Jessie Thomas. Mary Exum Burt. Frances Barrow and Alice Harris . Hasel Allen, Hattie Williams and" Babby Turner will do some fancy dancing that will entrance you. William Jackson and Lynne Hall as Black Face artUja ? Kill ? maltn ? you laugh if the receiver is waiting out , side for you . ] "Doc" Fleming doing Jew Comedy I will surely give you laughitis. and in Ihis act we promise you something en tirely different from anything shown hetgtofore. Thai Male QuaitgtlH that yuii luit stu?f;^ liorrts. Blair Tucker. Carl Pearce and William Jackson be long tome .mi Mors t'nfon. Miss Helen Lee Fleming and Carl I Pearce will do solo wi rk that Is the .real class. Taken as -a whole the show is ipus ical. merry, snappy and saucy. The costume effects m?? nnti) a raln bow in all its splendor. ? (Signed) 1. ss. WISE. I At the Star Theatre. Friday. Sept. 116th. St 8.30 P. M. Keserved Seats | on Sale at Aiim-k Prug Fu. ? IUjshi ved Seats 75c, General Admission 50c. "See this show- and show yourself a | good time." ( REPORT PRO* VEKOKIAL ASSO CIATION. | Almost no cause is so worth while I oar interest as that of the Memorial | Association . It has been organized 'as a Memorial to ou^ beloved sons 'who fell asleep upon Franders fields, j Its effort is to show every attention to the remains Of these sons, being re turned from France, to lie beneath tholr nafiva aoil . There was a great sympathy for their loved ones, and a great pride in them, when they went from anions ns to fight for our rights. Standing brave and true in the conflict ? falling at last, to win for us life and liberty ? they sacrificed all. And we would keep true faitfi with them. Our tribute Wthem in floral offering and honored burial Is but a simple e.t [ pression of the great love and sympa thy. wfiJch abides In our hearts for those /Who mourn their dead . To forward the movement an ap proved plan has been adopted, that all | the churches in the County set apart a Sunday for a special free will offer ing and that on Armistice Day the [schools will be given the same oppor tunity. i Our County Superintendent. Mr. E. |L. Best, is co-operating wtth Mrs. F. I B. McKinne, the Association Chair l man and commlttaw. to raise a gen jerous contribution. These offering are to be entirely free will. Many of | the tiny ones will be happy to know I that their pennies are helping to keep | the fires buring upon the Altars ot Ix>ve. I The following places have contrib uted. Ix?uisburg. Frank I In ton Metho dist Sunday school and church. Cymn < "ha pel. New Hope Christian church and Youngsville townsnip marches There will be a generous response to this call which appeals so stronglv to all. Pray the spirit of "America's Ans wer" to "In Flanders Fields" remain In oar hearts aHrays. "FWr not that ye have died for naught The torch ye throw to as we caught. Ten million hands will hold it high. And Freedom's light shall never die!" a . *B8. JOm gUXK HOXOREK . Mrs. R. F. Yarborough. Jr.. enter tained at Bridge and Rook Wednesday afternoon from 4: SO to 8.30 In honor of Mrs. John Glenn, who is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. B. Yarborough. The home was prettily decorated with a profusion of flowers. The Invited guests were Mrs. John Olenn. Mrs. F. O. Swtndell. Missea Mary Kium Burt. Florence Kgertoa. Mildred Scott. Kleanor Yartooroogh. Susie and Uooie Meadows. Sal lie Tay ?n?, Turner. RmUt Party. Ruth Hall. France* Barrow, Mary Wiatt Yarborough aad Fannie and Annie Perry Naal. At the conclusion of the game k* cfeam and cake were served TIME EXTENDED TO SIGN UP aiiost iur rwrro* cm n mm ft f?>W Amwltlw Ow AIM Mn Ow ??fpfcM- iMot TiMn* iuwiMlu AtuM-Tlaf tikit ?< i? th< td" fi?ii' i? on u. With the Cotton Association more than Sft.OM bales over the mark In North Carolina and the time toe or ganization set tor early in C ?nil the Tobaccn Aasoeiatloa sured (act. the ontanliatidn C*. tees of both organizations -have ? ed to extend the time tor signlag up for a tew days -linger, as these As sociations are aooix to pertoe* manent orgaalaaltoo ft Is MBt that everybody who has any desire fax be come a member, to hare the fullest op portunity possible soMhal each mem -ber might have a savso in the election of officers. in view of the tact that the Sonth ?n> Oletew. ehu aie aliwuly ortmv ed having shipped three million h of Cotton to Europe and the fact only about seven million, bales-fa < pected to be made, it is easily to be seen that betore another crop is made I the mills will have to shot down on (account of not having the cotton to spin. Therefore it is thoroughly ex. pected that every bale of cotton con trolled by the Cotton Association will be sold before It is picked out. All of these facts point to an assured pro fit on the next years crep for every member of the Association. As these are Co-operative Assocla tmnn their greater cirangth lioo in jarggr number of- members fh#ry grring THem the control of a larger percentage of the crops, therefore It farmer who expects to join to do so right away. It bs also necessary tor every member to show to his neighbor the necessity of joining and jet his sign -up. ? Thooo axMH-ktumA ? ttt ? hnmrtrtng ? j their operations at a time when every | thing to !>wnble ami are there tai [in a belter position to be worth more j to tiie growers. If yo*> haven t signed up. Qud a Wl ? of contracts right away, sins tfcMfc and send them. in. CItH Term < oatiaard Willi >'? rases Of Piklk Interest RrarM ? *r. Harris Takf> Oat a et^ U^triwy . The ciril term of Franklin Superior Court under the guidance of Judge V.*. M. Bond was in progress this wet> with good prospects of LoUiug through to Saturday night. No enses of public interest has been tried, in face none were on the calendar and. of course no large interest has been manifested by the attendance. The case contesting tile Will of Miss Camilla Gnpton was decided in favor of the Will standing. The case of Gnpton and Foster was lost by F\?ter. The Hag wood Will case was taken up yesterday. On Monday morning Mr Joseph John son Harris, who recently successful ly stood the Supreme Court examina tion. was presented to the Court by Mr. Thomas W. Rnffin. and was ad ministered the oath of an Attorn eyjjr Judge Bond. Judge Bond has added to his popu larity in the present term of Court through his easy manner in handling his courts and the fairness he has shown to both lawyers and litigants. All who have attended the sesskai of his Court are impressed with his firmness. fairness aad ability in hand ling all questions coming before Mb. ATTF^TIO!* EI-SEITK K WK!f Will all ei-eerrk* men and S. A. IT. C."fc *ko bin not m.?lnd a VMM War Record Mask from Mrs Oarlbnd A Ricks. Uwalabw*. N. C. plua? <b tlfy bar In ordar tut m may be Mtt jrem at nn. TV Dugbtors of tks CwtMrnqi an wr autau to ten "fin U SI1TMIK AT BAPTIST tiraca. Dr. W. B. alar wrrim at tb? Burnt chnrcb on SaiAijr nut. Uh ?>nkw not bates d*dait?lT known, is not anound Tba pablk la cordially tarRnd to at Miss Maul* Bynaa HMtr of Win siom-Salem. ?pnt tbe mk^al with Mr. and Mrs 3. P. Boddl* Mtas OraMM^ Snlth Ml Taaatey tar Onwbm ab?<? aba will scbooi at Graasbon CMk(?. . W. J. sUrb and Battle MIMrad. and aoa. W J. tram a