The retiring » president, John Pritchett, deserves great credit lor the success of the reunion. The next reunion will be held in this city the] first Sunday in August, 1928. jThose present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eran E. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Posey, Mrs. Lawson Tate, Mr. andj Mrs. Jerome Veney and family, of-Homestead, Pa.; Mi's, W. H. Green • and family, Detroit, Mich.; Dr. and j Mrs. P. D. Webster and daughter! Mary, Mrs. Lulu Guy. Cleveland, O.; j Mrs. Carrie H. Jones, Parkersburg,; W.- Va.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones, Wheeling. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faithful and soil, Cambridge; Carl Reynolds- and daughter Virginia, Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward, \ Cincinnati, Q.; Professor . and Mrs. James E. Newsome. Wilberforce; Mr. and ;Mrs. James Simpson. Congo; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond • Mayles, Mrs. Li-mon Mayles,-Columbus;Besse Johnson. Donald Johnson, Elias Johnson, Granville; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perrin, Granville; Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lewis, son Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis, Elizabeth Hale, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. James Guy, two children. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White, Steubenville; Mrs. Harry Allen and children, Mrs. Margaret Medley, Mr. and Mrs. William Guy, i Urbana, O.; Mrs.. Elizabeth Manning] and grand daughter Armenitha Man-j ning. Hubbardston, Mich; John Cross, j Remus, Mich.; Mrs, Ola Caliman and i daughter, Blanchard, Mich.; Mr. and |Mrs. Alvah Caliman, Mr. and Mrs. j Henry Caliman, Springfield; Elwood! and Harriett Caliman, Springfield: ] Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Caliman.; Wilberforce. j