The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 16, 1915, Image 5
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JUNE 16, 1915
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
p.icje vivn
Women’s Chib Department
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over tl’t* •
every LUi rr.ry-riun \
fcelu irt i ,!4 1 •'
f« any othe« iWw •/:•
line ran r t 'i 1
•£ . ^Ihlirr. no
I'liarlrtton'. wbo l.-- >
department, an 1 ■r-; "-.
cover pc it a Mi 1
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j .Jj to biufo*' >• li ' 4 n
hepdlfttr maris t1>.
plea for TJ»ore p’ *r
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lust arrived a few sample
Palm Beadi S^its for Ladies
Prices:
$4,00 • $5.00
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$6.00
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cooperation «an
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plished in any
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Mr^
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backer'^ letter follows: , , • 'nystk Needs of fnrm Women,’
My Dear F'rionds: I bate boon I v.hi< h contain*, in addition to the y
go deeply .impressed , for 'Ovyr tl ■ listV. ti ptimber of sttpeostiofr 5 for
month? by an opporunity that we (study course* or proyr.inimes for
are oat h day netrlei itup. that I be*: wcian> orcanizatlon*. Tlicge csr
each of you to read carefullv -his, pbcfally /ntereste.l in the gubjfpt
paragraph, which va* prepared at (of thewrural won * nV ne^d* .*hott!d
my request:
“That ni»ry w onteD- 0 have, no no-
erfrate knowledro of the aid whic h
thf^l’nited States department «'T
acrlculttire. thropeh it? thriiv vtl--
;ft>ie pulilieations and n' other ways
stand* ready to afford lit-
• . been clearly *bo? n fc by 'lett* rs from
a largo number of women address
ed to the Secretary of ,\ criulrire
in repb* <o this,request for -usg*?-
tion* &r to ways in .which ,thii rh-
part meat cotrit bettor serve, rurti
order._Trom the ‘.tn.o source ard at
the same prtco. Uopotts Xo. . 1 1 ;
•Social ard l^ibor N d? of farm
Wo^T'n;' Xo. trf. •Kducatioral
Sk ^d? of Parm \'craOn/ ancl * '‘o,
lo«. •K;'ono.''i'-- X« «'.« of Farm Wo-
.men. r .
The
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W. M. U. MEETING j
BED ATFAIRFAX
V:\ KHV I’ll ASK OK WOKK IMS-
tTSSKl) Altl.V AT WKI.K
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Civic !.c.
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me etinn
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women.
Huttareis of th<sv writ
s held • U
irpib Hocms ,*n Monday afternoon
; Two ti*-w members joim d' ou tl»i
mectinc. Mr»’. Moure ltj.ver*» ana
• '.!* s Hay Jones. T! ** report of tl
eral standinc coipmittees we:s
Waite: boro. Uf F. B. T, *. e
Southern J»ivtsk>n Baptist AvH{rfan«
Missionary Institute was. aeeo
to. appointment, held with the F
f.t\. Baptist tdtnrch on June 8th
pth. The-meetinir was. in every
s,. i t, .< yoc.d one: indeed. 1 a signal f
suet»ss. The local attendance \yww
and the eutvr.aiut’.iqitt. tor-.
_i.«! anj iM'rte.t In every detail.- I
In ,so short a space •only a few
. i w.rds fan b* 1 said about the spien- t
did addresses, and the dismj><fions
on plans and methods, whi*m were 1
toned to \.itU svx'qet-sptfitcd at
t’ention and responsive:
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There was an hour tr\/eaeh de
er? uree the department ’to miblis^t
bulletins. rMealihg with various
nhases of eonte economies, sunita-
■ tion; san*enTn>. nottluy raising, j a ^oodTdeal of ncos^ustne/
dairying and other home industries, j A „, onK rt ,» } „ r things it, , th _ ... ,• Vor ,. ...
Practically every subject on which u , rt .: v M j>s Edit , ‘ arluu , ‘ t °- thc - " * 1
’the womeq seek iafonraiion is cov- ^ to Rivp n ^ alR r „ p TonyThumh
or^ct by^ f'xl.punp buUotii>H and c’r fn|roibor ^ ra! n^v
ctriarsi of thOo .department. 'Qd^d rietrAvOrs. so manv persons express-
department has specialists and lab- j njt „ qosire to s«e it r.saln. A small
oratories a* well, ready to supply l il|nisiljon fop wlll i, 0 charged and
direct help to those who w ill tahe i t j lp p rorpPtl „ ,u v j, lP ,t between the
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the trouble to seel* ajeistanee
'•For example, the , department
nublishes more than eighty titles.
the proceeds
s.hool and the Ipaeue.
The hostess for this meeting were
Mrs. Tara‘/Fishburno anfl Mrs.,
dealing with foods. < oking r tfnd ran * i ^diAin Howell Thet* 1 ladies
hihg. many of .which ran he ohtaiir-1 eprvpf j ^ n a , tra ctlve menu at th^pmetings. MO*. J. H
' -ed frtte and othe>s for the, normally pf , h ,. business meeting. ^ (’tgrrespomling. Secre
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p*ke
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a:pd 1* cents. Similarly
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charge of a lea* T .er.
The Young Woman’s. Auvliary
Bepartment. Mrs. George E. Davis;
the Sunbeams. Mrs. J. NY. Hatcher;
It oval Ambassadors. Mrs. Edwin
C’urpeptep. Mrs. J. 1). Chapman, the
State President of the W. M. - C .
spoke at length on. “Our Home Land
for Khrist.” The address was one
of the best ©Yet; listened tq, at otu -
Frazer, State
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* MRS. JOS. \V. IA
Phone looY.
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Hisher and Mr. Wm«*i E*. Sandifer
Were iu?rrkNlr After tfe|»-ceremony ,
'nil’left for ChaHestou to ?o“nd tj
bri* 1 '-'it meymoon. Mr Sandifer i- -
. / , > leasantjv remernlw'i«-<t in YValtpr-
v Kdiior. * p 0 j. c having lived here several
years. Sfiss l.uth Uisher. of Round,
and Mr Aanry'Sandifer and .B. B-^TIi
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ry. gave an
excellent talk on tlti* “Significance
of the Institute,” and fn the “Stan
dard of Excellence." Thus nearly
every phase of/lhe W. M. U. work
was inmulOtmd and discussed: giv-
ijng new inunration and enc%urage-
ment. as W$>ll as much instruction.
Two oC the societies in the Colle-
.11,>" Association were represented
Dot tyr's Creek and Black Creek.
repror”t>tatlves for' Doctor*?
l> for Mi"*? I'lihtVr,
tediiesd.-Vy evening. Mv*«
C tnudw H, from Walterboro, attend-1 • Vt-i'k. Mrs. McMillan? Miss Sander ;;
ed the vve»biing. *> J/nr Blndr Creek. Mrs. H. J. Givens.
Mr. and Mrs C. f*. Ffsblrirne a’ v 'J/fMrs. F. O. S. Cuttis. It is.regretted
.-bits. Cotes.vdrth 4 and .lamc^, speje j t j,., t (.|,*kness prevented the superln-
n’d iv and 'lend?'* in t'KarJesfoo.-i; tondenf of th<> Colletotf Assoeiatjon.
made the trip in Mr. /Fish-.; Miss Geomie Ackorntan. from bo-
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OUR GREAT JUNE>CLEARANCE SALE
Special on Hats i
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HF.G1N T S ON FRIDA A' JUNE 18. AND WILL CONTINUE FQR 10 PAYS
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Our entire stock of Trimmmed Hats will be sold at Wonderful Bargain
Prices, as we have never offered before to our Patrons.
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The sweeping Bargains i i Hats will be a Surprise, and are positively he-
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Latest Styles Trimmed Hats regular prices
$3.00 $4.00 ' $5;00
Will be hold at your choice for
/ $1.39
Regular price Hats
i iny present.
bab ., .The imstitute Is,
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one of the pttc-
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on lasy —^ * • .
HelengLttcas was the'•charming hos
tess at a card party, given in honor ”X . , hjI
of AHss Lillian Uiehter. of Easton. burrxXaut m
X '■ * Mr'.w^rtwrcnce yleeks jynn
Svhen the guests begad to arrive ctoris. b-vvVXeturm'd to rneir bom- bScans used for the develop
be house and grounds prosetfted -i in Ch:»rli-<toits^.'ter a Pb’Hsant 'G , |nPn , 0 f teachers, officers, mid
score 'of fairy-like loveliness. Color- to Ter ntoOmr. Mr,, c _U .nutlet of aI , apos; p 4lu0Btll , K „„ |
ed lanterns were strung across the Mr and Mr*. WX^R Easterim. of j«.t}thusing them for greater ,/ ffor; j
w.lk and under th trees, am! a^otind ijonnd v < rc among tXy contmence . . Ml ,j - service. It should ap !
the edges of the’®paeiou*.s piazza, on f> ,' vjs; tj.r s. list woek/XThey r ' ' |,e.al. therefore, to the loyalty a y hd |
one Vod of which ,a daintjx^^afBe^* - turned’ hothe Sunday ; 'dfternb^n, «•'•-'. pride, of 'each society. In every Be j
booth was erected, where Mrs.^J.' * eomnaried-f*y, their d-'bghtoL^YBss vision. . J
Mi lled, lovely ‘in a; pink tmbroid- j, jwho h^s list completX The institute vyill meet anniuiBv JL tio ir
«h. h.imh. t yr.ole at the Wm- eho, Xu-n, etWtb. the pom meeting wdVfto spend the autpiner. thoug,, tln.r
$•>.00 - $6.50
choice for
$7.00 , wiU be s. Id at your
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Also wc have a Special closing out sale of Corsets, Regular prices
.at 75c x ^ also $ROO at 50c
81.50
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A! ft he ha lance .of Dry’* Goods and Notions, will be sold fit* a seduction
of 25 per cent from every-DolIaf Cash Purchase.
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Sale Prices are ^Strictly for CASH Only
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MILLINERY COMPA
Walterboro, S.
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. eryd silk klmona. which really, eym .
from Japan, served iced punch. *T! ‘ r ..,, j HlX OhXep nosardlu hajn
booth w.t* a lattice-'ike affair •*' uj^;! . .dim 1.
' yellow,/banki*d 'with fires, and
garnished with large two . t^n o'
rbrysanthemems. on • n’h * of
- .♦%> four tojrner* vve yellow but
tertties. atul over dll a lur.'-v i>yovv:t
ani! yellow buttet^V wt. (mh.-'-hI . -
tho just read? tp fly. Fhc .Mtrac-
tivenoss fcf .this bmWy. .bcrntY w-ps
* only eju-aTed b/.that o.f.’Mie deti;-iptM
Iced punch served tns’.de tItro’tgttout
The Allyrt 1 * 'lurpliv Here.
M isseaXMarguerite and Lillian
M nrphy are speyding a couple of
week*’In Wam-rtmro. They stab
tjXt they may return t<> Walterboro
h t,
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(Oram
1(1 v'th the Elloree cIukv^*.
*iirg coutlty, smnetliue du>'
, /iitg Apri
- j'. n was tX4eliglit Jo / Mive,t>r. i 'XH ^ ^
• ■ " • B " cblins. the meeting.''-^hyoL D: fhannrri. ; a'|,, r; n rp High fa-bool, ’ and th< i 7
On^Sun-L'v nf:- -toon at 1 «»'«lo.'-k p . „‘|, M ^. |S .,|j juil^XvIth 'eufhtmdas- t mother, Rerry..«bt a law mndeiit' in
t ie JL"’-' - Ivodl and .Mr bout the work of n>jsing' the J ltd ,.Ki imnu-e, Fla..' beitu; with a ^nn
•> VT St; V w. V.v •narrii d dd fit-* son Semenpiai Fin|tX v>iU It is pp * J -, well known at torneys in t Hal 1 t ".
Ida is are not yet matured. Miss
I.'Ilian Murphy is now it ft rkined
narse, Miss Margaret; has just fin*
b'h'-d a session as ton' her in t
it fa hoot, and th
-the t veftthrX DtiMh*' ’ * r <'ui -of
\Y, St;:.
V v, ’ ‘fitarri* d a*
tho
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Mr.
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">U- t i.-dc'eiFXiielr troth
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Invtbr tfiaTt it' jyr hrd-D gown^i
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The hr hi*
the; piazza/slx ttihif-x V-cre grranc-'d
' g,nd here the guests t>iny«Ml pr.ogr •*•-
sive rHijarts" until ■ 1 -G,1 b. v h<-n
• d‘Sp'est ir -nq. was served
The h 1 ivbe".t scotv w * i v d‘ ,N b . M tv -
Alfred jenkin's ami she was. jr.
sen ted with the prize, a. bps '‘Hi vvhjte satin, ytefotinded i»y a h
writing paper, by little .Missf tari«- brhlX nvaitB who. <ajK>
.. Lutas. The honor.guest waji als<»\j S follmX: Mi-- Mattie Lob Stark.
Piesented with six embroidered ^ }> Xi r j k Dodd. .XjHss Xamle
X handkerchief* bv the same little la- j
dy. Music was furnished all dunne
the evening mj the victrolft.
when Ihe guests li ft at near
night. eacfT bne felt that t>e even
ing had been a most enXyable one
Those who 4ere >«Yited to thts
delightful affair w>'fe: Mr and Mr*.
Sanders. ^JCr. ,and Mrs. E. L.
and S|rs.'Cleveland
Sandwps. r»f> and Mrs. L. M. Stoke- ’
Mr. apirCjilrn. Edgar Jones. Mr. knd
?r. Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Lucas; Misses Edith .Fraser.
Eunice Gloyer. Efsie Hyrne. Algie
IVichaiab, Mabel IMehroan. Mddred
Jenkins^ Emmie iStrqbel,Hattie
vontvehe. Rhame Grfce.X Kathleen
BeTreville. Armstrong. Pauline Saif
derr* Ulmer Fishburne; MarY M -
Trc'stupXgipyiously: • TfiK. a-nou
i t;/Xils* <1 by.Xot*- of tl>»' RhqHi
tjXdisf Lotiy*'ntwin in 1:*1
1 ,. ; t'iKi.,ooo/ Of thisf^snount otH
•-t •>.o i ett N *Tcirial!is >o lx* raised.. T!».'
i i -d d? to ip4m-tuorate the woj w
L-ii'Wr. Judfoii .jir I'-dia; .nnd Is >-»*
iX! 1 home ip 7 ion Ign lands , for
HMonarbs. and Ui build schapls
1 InXpitiil/ there.
/Mrs. F. (>. S. rurti*.
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V. ! *< rboro vvotlld yvob nm<® Hii ' t;
'• ••sling*and popular fmplly, and
peClgliy so on account /i( tie
•K'd and friend hije shown ' ' u
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• Xf parents, the late Mr. and \i .
k PorTy Murphy, who \yi tv .r<
_ nts of/ Walterboro for than
year*.
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Sanders-fieant.
tharriucc wblch was quite
heir many friend*
GULUE B.
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HONORS.
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Hod Aw It h - Mr, 1 UdclXr Sta^ MisrK,^ <)f Mb ,, , )s i lii Saunders do Mr.
Ad die PhOjJeswitii ( ' ;'. p< '^v y (Vrin Grant, which occurred at'ihe
Mis ' Miroie >P‘it .wtth.AIr; WXlXjp rtn , e of-Judge G. Al.bept Keadi.
Iflers and Mjss Gertrude Botf*! vvitit
Mr. R. Estes HniHli- The cereinbfiiy
was performed, Pv Itev. J. <’. l.aw-
w»n.. assisted by
•man
W. Aeker-
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Iii-medtately ^fter t-he ceremonv
delicimis refreshments- were served
‘and the dnanv beautiful presopts
were displayed' . The bride ami
groojti go. to St Alatthews to riitKe
their' future honnv>
The o.ut-pf-towtt quests-tat th«
wedding wer« MrXand Mr^. j. 'L
Riley. Mrs. John Shuler. Mrs. Hat
f> Laird. Mr?. W P Prickett. Mf-
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' Ants. Caroline Voigt. FloremeXtlV; It |/ BuvrU ‘Mrs C L. Prickelt
.l.v—-. %« —cartel ,,
derson. .Margaret ; Rice .and Messrs
Perry Merrtman. .Ra.-tOiul Pi tjer-
lon; Sneneer WoHinc. Lnoieq Pattei
son. Vernon Pad'gqtt. Motte. Rennie
Sanders. Willie' Frinp. Edgar-Jay
cocks. f |e«s DeTreville. li>Tvev Pas
is* Msup r. M.^s Mattf -
1>Vd«taek. Mrs .it PaPtadk. Mr J.
I (hhrelt Mr John ♦'S:t<k. ,Mt.
Sett. Julius Lemaciys. Cfnhidu-d Sait-., h
tjnrs. HOber T?aif» tt. J M. Heard. J
"• Jam C^onry like. Jr.. < '.• revr.- !»
and Bareep Sanders. .
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'!r- Edward Hiider-
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Mt. Hollv. Mr and Ms .P /l Spoil.,
iGrkvo. Mr Ch*'. SpetiPjvd family.
Marshal Ayfrc
tirshd. Hr.
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V'-stva, -i
Stinday afternoon. Judge Beach
performed the cerempny in the pres
ence of a few relatives, and friends.
Mis4 Saunders is the charming
daughter of .Mrs. Joe Sounder's and
a yotttfg lady of lovable disposition.
The groom Is a prosperous young
farmer of Stokes Section/ After-th*-
cere—eny musie was beautlfuly ren
dered by the bride and Effie Beae?l.
•whicli was very much enjoyed by
tho:-e present. ' . ' <
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An Interesting event of this week
it? ^np marria
lierfihVrg to Mr. Johh jf.
y>|r;f)h tookXjilace Hi the
wan .the marriage of .Miss Heifd'-
Rlsher-Sandib r.
X Op June € at the-’home of.tlic ^^ ^
'hftffo. near St. Gewge, Mis* .^- ,anl - 0 * Sauls Berry and sister, Givhans.
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Groves Mer.-rs. G C. F. aiht i'.r**s:b i
Rizej- and famHy. St^ GeorgeXBr. C
Johnston. St. ueerg^. Mr. and
Ren .^pelj, Orangeburg, Jlro. I
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MorpuR
. . ... „ ..... Charles
c*t Baptist Church at ten o'clnck
oit Wednesday inprning. ,’
After th<- ceremony an informal
-eception for. the. Iig/lal parfv «rn I
J re! it-ivos was. heUI at Hp- re: Heme
o: the bride’s parents, after whick
'fr. ami Mrs. Morrafl left oh the uf
ternop’ti train for a wedding trip oj 1 ,l ‘' ^
several vveeks. -Beaufort Gazetl'o, ' U V# w r ;
" -Mr. Morrail ia a son of A. 8. Mor- ‘ ‘ ,r
rail, formerly a resident of .Walter-
Slboro. and a nephew of Norman Mo.*-
raU of this city. ^
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Atlanta newspap
intvreatfng item of
young malt/who will lienP'meihlu r
ed here by tnanv of the eKbens of
Walterboro—Gullje BenjnmiiXt*ol
ilen. Mr. Golden is t-wenty-th^ee
years of age and flni>hed tho BayX
Highs.School in A.thinta,' v 4!*0i*.
ft heft- |ntered A hey University, -of
Georgia and graduated thenX in
1!»12.* From thence, he went to „
lumbla Unlvenlity where he f»egan
tlie study* Of- law, having received
a scholarship, and retaining i| eftrh
year. 1 In ISM he won the. f 1 fi|l
Beck prize for the best paper on tli
examination on real .property. Ho
tt-is also elected one of the editor*
of thp Columbia Law review ^la*t
year.. *X , t . •/
He is now- In AtlqnHi to spend
his vacation - with bis parents,
and Mrs. B. " ’Golden, 28K .South
Uliyor street, and just n few days
ago, received a telegram stathig th-ti
be was the-winner of the Rntypr.f V
T'-uimi priz-' of $ir>n'fps tii«> Ih*«i
/xhniiitatlop on co>»-|ru?ioiml la
M»- will finiih there in om* nyfrv
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Golden, Sr, was .a-jeweler in
Waltprbdro for a number of xeans
lea ving-here nhottf 1901. His jevw-
clrv, store was near where “ tlie ,4.
Finn Jewelry Co., now is located.
Drink Bottled n
Coca-Cola
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