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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
The Duties Which One
ShOnld of Shirk

\ Mc.l-knoMn writer says: Il
haven the slightest sympathy With
any movement which looks to cAeas-
ing men and women Tor The nonpcr-
Torrance of duty and liAes attention
only on rights and not on duties.
The woman who shrkS her duty MS
housewife, us mother, Is a contcmpli-
bic creature; just as the correspond
ing man is Il cOnlcmptlblc creature.
but the welfare of the woman is
even more important than the wei
fare of the man; for the mother is
the real Atlas, who bears aloi' IN
her strong and tender arms he dca-
tiny of the world. She deserves hon
or and consideration such as no man
should receive. She fOricits all claim
to this honor and consideration il
she shirks her duties. But the aver
age American woman does MOI shirk
them; and il is Il matter of the high
est obligation for us to see thai they
are performed under conditions
which make for her welfare and hap
pncss and for the welfare and hap
pincss of the children she brings into
the world.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
Tremendous Responsibility.

This trying to bring up children
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
. 4
Mr.. Howard Gray Acts
As Best Man at Wedding.

\ pretty wedding WIS sol mniz
in jacksonville Wodh 4d1y NIGH 90
which o,eaaioa Nal Howard Gtas
this city. broberof itr room. a
rs bost man III blde and
reached Lakeland Ia ndsht and
remain here until SUNDAY, whau
leave for New Yorh o. 'heir H
trip. OF til" ceremony, 'tlr ]
Union says:
The First Methodist cilH 81
South jacksonville was t'.r srr,. Z"
a pretty wedding last nj ht
Miss Florence +. Flynn, eldest tai-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. FlSne. 81
South jacksonville, was united
holy bonds of matrimony TO " H..
Glen Maurice Gray.
The church was prettily decor 80
with a profusion of palms and fern
and cut flowers. The ceremony s.
impressively performed by Rev. Frd
erick PascO, pastor of the chu'a
and was witnessed by many friend
Of the contracting parties
The bride was handsomely gown
in white satin, with elaborate tain
nings Of real lace. Her tulle vel "a
caught to her couture with Il spra,
of lillies-of-the-valley, and sae ar
ried shower bouquet of lilies-5i-.he
valley.
Her only attendant was her IS
ter, Miss Edna Flynn, maid OF honor
who was becomingly gowned in PIN
messaline, and carried an arm bon
quet OF bridesmaid roses.
THE groom had as bes' man i
brother, Mr. Howard GRAY.
Immediately after the wedd.hg az
informal reception was held a- 80
home Of the brides parents. lier'
the decorations consisted Of f-a'thri
ferns intermingled with fragr n y
flowers
After receiving the conera' sf-.4
and best wishes Of their frisL45, 'A'
haDpy connie left for an eE'a1-a
wedding trip to New York "Ha 'A-
New England States. Mr. Gray il an
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
SONG OF THE NIGHT.

The hollow CULTS Of nisht are filled
With echoes Of the silence
That seem 10 float across The seas.
From undiscovered islands.
Like Il damp pail. the clouds hide al
Hide wood, and Hill, and meadow
While swift AMI sure the steady
world.
Goes plunging through its shadow
Reset with night, how can write.
In any happy measure
How tone the plants Of sadness down
To suit the notes OF pleasure.
All. well. ma belle but who can tell
What lies hid in the future?
Why. even may prophecy
If prophecy would suit YOU.
For You. for YOU, SO fair and true,
hear The love bells ringing,
While in tho gardens glorious gloom
The sweetest birds are singing.
From out the west, in jealous zcst,
The softcst airs are blowing,
For you, dear friend, on every side,
Loves passion ilowcrs are grow
Ing.
All, would that yet stay. for WIZ
Should drop into dreaming?
Fer me the welcome lights of love
Shall never mere be cleaning.
And yet. ma belle. if in the surge
OF years that grow above you,
You sometimes glance at this wc"k
song,
Remember this: love yon'
Joel Chandler Harris
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
Mourn for the Bride.

IN Japan, land Of flowers, they hold
Iuneral services at the home Of tho
brides parents the night she is mar
RED This is to show that the young
LADY Is dead to her father and mother.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
Attractive Tampa Girl
Visits Lakeland.

Mrs Guy Toph, who resides on
West Pcachtrcc street has as her
yuost her sister, Miss Alma lIutchin-
son, an attractive young lady Of Tam
pa, who Will spend several days here
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21
Social Tonight
4; BAPTIST Church Annex.

Iar larrara class OF the Fir.
!,4ll.st church Will give Il 81, IL ii
r Annex tonight. Ia WhirA theN
iGNitr All members OF the i'hilathra
rlasscs
proGram has been arranSrd which
VIII be followed by refreshments.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21

alta he OF the Florida East coast
railway and has Il host OF friend
tayouaHout the State Who Mil h.
i rested to Team Of his marriage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-21

-
Genes Home by Itself.

An aeroplane has this advantage
over a motor car: When it breaks
down it doesn't have to be towed in
Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

ins those feelings stirred 70 their very
dcpthsr
Well as We were Just saying. Cen.
Jones acted perfectly lovely a. a COM
mandcr
Gem rades she said. addreasing
the army, I'VE have made graufying
progress. We win press on. viii We
not ?"
Suppressed EroanH. Several voices.
In undcrtuues YES. We viii MOTT
SIN other voices. "Ohi my poor feet
Give me your pun quick. dear. no
body wiil see itf" 'Ah-h-f" Tired ?
Wen. 7 shouid-'D
"ON' on % Albany was tAe audi
bic reply WE WILL"
A number ~ men who saw the army
were vlslhlv affected
"Aw' Let EN- have the vote n they
want it that bad" was the universal
sentiment
The women expect % reach Albany
soon. They viii there deliver 4 mes
age 20 Governor elect SulEcr This
message 81 r. believed. will amount o.
"a request that the governor elect d.
al IN his power while IN once 60 bring
about equal suffrage In the Empire
state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
ST. MIcHAEL's CHOIR
DIRECTOR BEsiEGED VITA
REQUESTS TO REPEAT THE
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.

Much fuvurnhfe comment has been
heard on the music produced BY the
choir a. Saint Michaers az the FIVE
O'Clock mass on Christmas morning
Mr.. G. J. Herbert. director % the choir.
f. being besieEed with numerous re-
quests for a repetition OF the music.
II Is said that the music surpassed
previous efforts ~ The kind In Pensa-
cola Tire chorus and orchestra num-
herring together about forty-nve people.
after much rehearsal were az their
best
- early az four-thlrty the church
edinca began % On with a large con
eroRation 90 that when the service be-
ran about one hundred people were
standing in the corridor unable 10 gain
admission 90 the churca
The feature o. the service was the
superb playing Of Prof A. g. Reilly on
the pire organ. Prof. Reilly has long
been recognized az an artist Ia his pro-
fsssion and his work Christmas mora
ms vas up 90 the standard and con-
tributod greatly 90 the success o. ire
music.
The program began with the singing
~ the chimes by Dir. Harry sohmer.
eho also played the tympaniea This
was followed b. an orchestra number
i1 whica Mr. starke. formerly leader
uF the O.. s. marine hand PLAYED the
H.1 Parts on the trumpet Then fol-
lowed the grand old Christmas hymns
The Kyrie then vas sung Mr Herbert
the director. was Ereatiy pleased with
isis number saving o. was probably
tie most perfectly rendered number
and accordiuE to his opinion carried
out the idea ~ G0uuod. the great CON-
poser In the Gloria Miss Ella Baker
was heard o. advantage. IN the I'M
mortal Gounods sanctum. Miss N.
Emanuel the leader a The sopranos
was ~ her best
Probably ne most appreciated part
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
WHEN sac coMGs HOME.
when shs eomar home again. a M

When Fhr comrr home again a thou
sand WAYS
7 fashion o. myself. the tenderness
OF my glad welcome; . shall trcmule.
ErHs
And touch her. as when frst iu me
old days
touched her airllsb hand. nor dared
urrnlHe
Mine eres. such was my faint hearts
sweet distress
Then silence And ere perfume ~ her
dress.
TIE room win sway % little. and r.
haze
Ci8y eyeaieht-a6aif.nbt evcu-f5r a
Hrares
And tsars-ysai end tho ache here is
the throat
To know that O. aa 900 deserve the
place
Ser arms make G1r me. and che Sob
bins note
7 stay with kisses. ere tbe fearful fco
Again n hidden n the old embrace.
-JHmes WbIfrgmb Riley
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

Peekshm. y. Y. Dec. f7.-weary
and footsorc. secretly reErcttinE that
they had tackled So hig q joh. yet On
outward seeming having much On com
mon with the 900 heroic spartans who
stood az Thermopylae. a small army -
hiking sunragets has passed through
this town oE Sc way 90 Albany The
term small army is used simply "a
please the sufragets They DO love
that word army" 80 no mention viii
bo made here % The fact that they
Numbered only Eve OF six.
This determined hand. led ~ Miss
Rosalie--no, General 90 you pleased
Knsalic Jones started from New
York city last Monday morning with
drums heaurg, coinrs dying. populac~
arniaudInr Dc must have been a grand
and Inspiring sight % the New York
err; huf ii WASH q quite that when they
arrived here.
Gen Jones acquitted herself splen-
iidiy and received many handsome
compliments. bat some ~ her less
spartan followers showed the wear
and tear 20 the trip. Even q suffra -
get has feelings. and how can ono
walk several days over New York
country roads IN winter without hav-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

vac the solemn "Et iu Camotus' in
IRE Crodo. Misc Susie HarEls and MlFs
Mcdonald. who assisted Iu -hr music
added greafiv fo rhe success their
rric soprano voices being heard to adj
vantage
rhc musicians who fruk rHrf wcrr.
Niaunss Miss Lillian IarcFv. 81 MaE
Heinhrrr. AR Victor Riddle. Nr Frran
Mofta. Mr.. Kibie. c1rurf Nr STARK.
umpanies and bells Mr. Frank M
Sohmer
Miss 81 Emanuel. WIar E. Emanuel
Miss Ellie Baker. NIHr liner Nahef.
Miss Katie rUsarhs AHse Marie I'm.
buisson. Miss Annie GoIBy Miss M
ron OidmiEon. Mlas Alberta NIIlar.
Miss Irene Palmes. Nlss Susie Hnrgis.
Miss LILLIAN Mcdonald. Mfse sophie
Schad Miss Katie Nuta. Miss Mamie
Bicker MisE Isabel Grant. MIra Au-
tionette pi LuEtro. Miss Annie Maher.
Mrs Forest
Mr. Thoa. Johnson Mr. Emanuel
Johnson. ar. Thee. PfrHerUe AR.
Philip neau. Mr. Tranur suHTettr. Mr.
n. J. Hayes Mr. j. ueHruv Nr T
Moore, Mr John Muller. Mr Tim
Burns
a. C. Reilly. orEanist aud director 90
orchestral numbers.
Chas J. Herbert director of choral
numbers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
MISS GLADYS CAIN ENJOYS
PRETTY CHRISTMAS
nMUTEefEG

Miss Gladys Caan. who IL the Euesi
% Miss Marjorie Abraham "a her
hofde lu MontEl mert-, was the inspira-
ton for a Christmas party given by
her hostess Ga Wednesday evening a.
which a number Of the school SCI
were present
90 another pretty courtesy In which
Miss Calm shared the honors the
Montgomery Journal has the follow
ing
sL.Ea Myrtle Kaufman cntertalned
~ enty friends a. Christmas party on
Thursday evening. The home was at
turflFeiy decorated in mistletoe aolly
and red and Ereen candles. The tahls
Oh the dining room Was spread with
lace over red satin and the ccnterpiecs
uaH q miniature Christmas tree on
which hung a present Tor each guest
Around the tree was banked artificial
snow and poinsettfa blossoms. Deli
cious refreshments were served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
THE NoMADs TO BE GUESTS
OF MRS. OLIVER on MONDAY.

Or raF I-uE heru q aei.EhtfuI custom
80 The Nomads for ire president 90 On.
frri8u ne club during the Christmas
season. and f1navinE This tslEhtfu'
custom. On Manday. Mrs. g.. W oliver
vii Re hostess % The Nomads az ser
bcsHitanie home On iGth avenue.
Mrs divers guests az luncheon vii
be MIRA walker Anderson. Mrt. War
rem Andersen STR Jules Dunbar. Mr.
W re- Fenis. MrH william H GouzaIeE
Airs phur Hannah Mrs Thomas 81
Hannnh. Mise pattie Holden Mrs
joan BE-. Jones, 2frE. s. A. Mallory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
MRS. HIGGINS HEART PARTY
FoR MISS CEstLWA AND
MISS LEADBETTEp

-
The college set enjoyed a deiightfuI
courtesy yesterday morning.. when AIRS
J. W HirrIrs entertained with a Hear
Party For Miss lriua DcSiiva and Mis-
Lradbetter. af Portland. OreFon. wha
Be- tha holiday rueHf az Miss peSlira
The rooms of tle HttracflyeIv ap-
pointed Some werp bright with the
crimson and green OF Christmas cuiors
and tFe lovely gowns OF pretty Eirls
who gathered about the SIX tables az
which hearts was PLAYED with the ar
dor 90 youth and a.Rh spirits
ffiah score was made ~ Miss a1i-
us Birunf thc award BENG a pretty
tandeau Mas Ellen AfaIr Roberts
making thH EaEf highest score. and also
receiving a lovely haudcHu a. a trophy.
NiHE Em Turner Merritt cartured thf
BOBBY. q dainty. lace bnrderrd hand
kerchIef. each ol the honor guaEfs. Mics
Lradbcfter and AfiFs Dsslva receiving
beautiful trophies. Miss Leadhctter. a
silver frame and Miss Desilvs O. silver
pencil
The young girls VIE caioytd Mra
Higgins hospitality were. besides The
honor guests Misses Kitten and I'm
Turner Merritt Misses Mol'le and car
re Huunt NIss Annie Chaplin Mclane.
Miss Margarrf srrenkie. Misses Helen
and L.zzIe FISHER Miss jamie Knowles.
Mies Tvoune Bernard. MiEs Edith
Grant Misses Ellen Adatr and Ger
tru6e Roberts Misses Genie and Helen
Carter. Misses Mabel and Kathleen
Gonzalez. Miss Marguerite FInch. Miss
FIdsUa subistt Miss The0ra Rav-'s.
Miss Pearl sheppard. Misses F1o
LYMAN and Lucille Lyman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
LOUISE HOMER AND OTHERS At
Ma WA. PAckHAM'e
UuGAN RECITAL

Louise Homer. Clara Butt Evan
Williams. aue singers - rurr. sasfel
English words may be heard accom-
PANIED tV ere orEan re fhe recital u
Christ church. next SUNDAY evening af
sever o'clock the usual evening SER
vice beinr omiftedl
ThrnuEh the courtesy ~ the manager
20 the NeynaltH music store. records
- above and ~ Eiman. Kreisier. Erhu.
man Helnk hymns "D Come An Nr
FAITHFUL" "Hark IRE Herald Angels
Sing and fhn anthem The Radiant
Morn. VIII be used Co make a recital
appropriate "a Christmas and ere last
sunday ~ ths year
The soft organ accompaniment Gre
Htea q marveioufiv beautiful effect be-
sides enhancing the contrasts % light
and shade
Hymn. aO Come All We Faithful
tAdeate F7dcI~sl hayden Quartet
Aria. "ue Thou Faithful Unto Death"
est puuD Evan Williams
Violin. "Nocturne iu r aat" Chopin
--Elmnn.
sons. 90 Rest IN the Lord" CEfIiah)
Louise Homer.
Anthem The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed AwaV" Quartet
sons. "Abids wis SIC" u.iddcl--
Ciarn Butt
Violin. Meditation -Eries-
Ter
Aria. II with All Your Hearts
CElIiahb-E williams
Recifativn and solo. "But the Lord ia
MlndfuIT ga pauD-sehuman Fieink
Hymn. "Hark the Herald Angels
Quartet
Song. The star of nftalehomT
fAdums1-Evau Williams
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
VISITING MISS TAYLOR
AT OLD MILL INN

Mra John rrnham. wao has been IN
View Nnrh Tor some months. Be- the
NleHt ~ Miss lille Taylor AZ fha Old
Nii tnH. renewiuH many delightful ar-
uuH.uiHrrFa Mra penham while %
Pensacola always makes her home AZ
coo inu where sae ls a favorIte - the
ranEer.al eoferIr which dnd ne de-
HrhtfuI there at an times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
MR. RUFUS JONES SPENDING
SNORT TINE m TIE CITY.

Among the holiday visitors 90 the
city no one o. meeting with a mors
cordial welcome from cd friends than
SIR Rufus Jones. who arrived In the
city % Thursday night 10 spend a few
DAYS with bic mother Law, Mrs ~
A. BriEEs SIR. Jones has a wide &C.
quaintancc throughout the south
where Cor wears ~ has been rromI-
nenfiy identified with Newspaper and
publicity work
TIE is commercial secretary ~ the
prnrrcsrive CIub % starkvtlle. Miss.
where he is doing some ane work Mr
Jones spent the Christmaafide On Daw.
Fnn. Ca, with relatives. and win re-
main iu Pensacola Tor Only short
time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
nuRNEb TIE YULE LOO
AT LAkEVfEW.

~ md Ma Geo " Johnston n
Lakef.rw avenue. burned me Yule fsr
with their con Wnlfrr az fhe Norfolk
loan stock Farm uU Christmas dHv
Walter has 'uFt moved iut1 hIs new
cottage. one nf rsnsarola's pretty su-
hurhan homes. with che rich pine
knots .r far oid time fireplace. sur
rounded Hr Christmas holly DC wac a
Hf..nF house warming ard Observance
Hf fre anniversary 90 fh.r coming to
their Florida home some twenty TIVE
years ARC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE

The Christmas tree and entertain
ment for the sunday school children
~ Christ Church sunday school VIII
be held this afternoon AZ so Oh tHe
Catholic knights hall corner ~ Bay
len and Chase streets There viii He
a Christmas tree and presents Tor an
Tire children. a, musical program con-
gistinr ~ instrJlmental music and vocal
selections followed by dancing An me
members ~ the parish. young and oi3.
are cordially invited to attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
MRS PEPPERS FRIENDS
WRITE AND URGE HER
RETURN TO ENGLAND.

Mrs Alice Pepper who b now max.
ms Der home on south Ai-au.E street
.s weI kuUWu Co tHf citizens af War
rlugtoa arid Pensacola. end her friends
wiI be- interested iu tha news gf a Ief-
Ger received Hy her from friends n
England. urging her return to fhe Old
country ffsr relatives 1--we az Nurser,
View. Bridge lane. Penrith. Cumbsr.
land England and are auxiouH thai
Mrs. Pepper return and spend her de-
cHaInF years with them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
va DAVID KtNsfE
LEAVES zoe Alaska.

Nr David k.uaIf. who arrived in the
city with hIH wife and utte son. pa
we'd Dr.. Few days ago O. spend
ChriatmaH with Mr auI Mrs OHKood
Arson left l8st NIGHT for TreadwelL
AlaHka. Mrs klnsIe and son win re-
main Cor Some time longer with SIR
and Mrs. Arson. before returning "a
their horne En- PARKWAY Alaska.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

MrH Walker Anderson AID Niles
Grace Anderson. who have been m
Mobile Cor several months. where Miss
Anderson NaH operated urou success
fIfy Coz appendicitis. are nc home
arriving Oh slime CD spend Christmas
dhy and ta enjoy enc pleasures - fhr
holiday season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

Miss EuuIce thompson. who has
hsfn the Eurat 90 tEr Misses Grant.
returned yesterday t8 WaIdenheIm. her
mothers lovely country place near
Century Fla Miss THOMPSON cap.
frra many blue ribbons Bud hu hearts
az thr inter state FaIr. on her mare.
LADY Eagle and while riding Wr
Clement Uiaunru beautiful L1rse Tugl
WINNIE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
M. AND MRS. BURToR
ENTERTAIN.

Mr and Mrs. o. R Burton entertain
"a az one % The most brilliant dances
90 the h0NdHE season ou Thursday
evening ~ the Exchange hotel ln COM
Tilment Go their guests Miss Judith
Powell 90 H.rmInEham Miss Jane
Durham. Uf Pensacola. and tfr wiz
liam Ovcrton. the neThew ~ Mrs Bur
ton Garlands a. Christmas greens
were festooned from che center t8 the
four corners 81 the room aud fr0m fhe
center chandelier hung a bunch a
mIstletoe tied with ted ribbons
The grand march wHs IHd nv Mr
william Overfou and MIeH Jane urn-
ham. assisted by Mr VIII EUHbrrrT
and Miss Judith Powell N.HF uunham
VAS Pretty in a gown uf Dolly Warden
uarquisrfte. over raarmfusr with blue
chITon trimming
Miss Powell was attractive In a
ruwn - white chiffon. trimmed with
knife trimmings ~ ere same material
and with touches 81 Tnfe blue char
neuse and rinE rasebutr Mrs Burton
was Eowued iu blue HroeadeI char
meuse with crystal TRIMMINGS Mont
romery Advertiser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

The effective roeE is made oaf p
blue eharmeusc with vest a. amse.
culurod rl1th bindings ~ the SIR
edge the collar anl durH the seams Of
fae sleeves The akIrl IL cut with =
pulled tuuic which ends 40 each side ~
the front over the plain underskirL
drapcd over the material
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
NEW YEARS DANCE ~
JEWISH YOUNG MEN At
PROGRESS Gus.

The YOUNG men 80 Jewish society
vui entertain On Tuesday night wien O.
dance iu honor Uf several attractive
young women who are guests Iu ere
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

city. The dance. which ufu be- one OF
the most brilliant ~ tre season. VIII
be given 90 the proErcHs Club. and
besides the attractive visiting and So
clety girls Of the Jewish set the young
matrons who are Frightening the sea-
son with their presence will he on the
guest list
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SPENDING TIE HOLIDAY
SEASON AT HOME

AmonE those who are enjoying the
Christmas vacation NJ home n Miss
PASTOR Morett. one % the faculty %
Palmer College. DeFunlak. who Is
srendinE the holiday season with Mr..
and MrH A. 81 MoHett
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Kennedy Miss CharliebeH fancy. Miss
Annie ChaEin MCI.ane. Mrs. 4. 9 Mel-
M'ra ''reI Sheppard. Mrs Horace
simrson. Miss Jan Warren. Miss sal
- ss4s-aL arF e.. q. Geek. Mrs. John
r Beard and Mrs uowdeI Brown
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Heart and
Home
Problems
- srs. GIlrsssss ThompsOn.

Dear Mrs. Thompson I am a girl
nf "a and not EoinE with any man
The young men like me. but I am not
frliN ana Foclabio enough 90 keep their
.lmnani1nHhiu. What can ! 90 90
overcome my trrufiaH There arc not
many youngsters around here that Z
'ke. shall Z leave home and 50 some
where else Woula it BE- possible Tor
me 90 keep the attentions 81 some
nna without being Ha very laxative
ANXIOUS ANNIE
The best way know o. % keep
3 man interested. IH ~ encourage him
f1 a. most - the talking Discover
what De likes O. talk about learn
enough about 70 e. start him going
end then listen to him. Lel him IN
on I'm you about cNrrr.hInE be can.
Look pleasant and lufr HFFnt. end have
somethlnE Eood @ eat when 3 man
comes around That's & good recipe
Do yulU follow directions.
Dun.t leave home Men are alike
everywhsrc ms dear
Dear Mrs Thompson. I am girl
~ le and in love wifh q man one
year younger Thar myse.f He comes
%. see me every two weeks would
IEe to have him can .fteuer. what
can . DO O. make him Z treat him
very nicely when he comes.
believe Pc loves me- but be is
rather hashfui How car Z make hIm
overcome Un shall Z uaIt for him o.
EIEa him up and try 90 and some one
else He ~ go1d man. bat very
stubborn sometimes Nnuld ne MAKE
"a wood husband
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"Met . man named Womhat TO-DAY
sald ~ vas = friend 90 yours Nhen
90 we're poor
'itc vas oonAummlata actor. then
Hr never let me suspect that 10 Vas
4 friend .r--IsoulnFIila Courier. Journal