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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-28
possible to do so. by competent and

disinterested engineers, as certainly
the ordinary alderman or commission
or would be incompetent to pass upon
such question without expert and
disinterested advice Yet the act
leaves the determination OF this ques-
! ton UP to the aldermen or commits
, sioners, as the case may be, with a
veto power only in the people
Experts III the electrical business
have found il extremely difficult TO
make money out Of public utility,
and We submit that the usual city gov
crninent would not be able to operate
| . utility Of this kind as efficiently ana
| a. economically as the companies.
who. with expert aid, Operate such
enterprises
Lose on Water Plant.
We submit further that me opera
! ton OF the only public utility which
| the city OF Hattiesburg owns is III
strnctiyc in considering the latter
| proposition. Even with so efficient
an ad,,,,i.,ro.;.,, a.. o;,,. 90 10.
+;cohuro noo.on;a,oa ,,.hian fontn,a
| ly has been free from graft, the water
works Of tho cit,. -, rto,tiosh,,ro, hoe
n,.ovnn = loei,., ,,,oroe;tio, .,oo, ,
financial standpoint o the city There
is at rresent an OUTSTANDING jndohted-
nnsq on account nj tho ,cata,. ,yo,l.
If e1o1 ooc ,aoro,o,,,od h,. 1,o,as
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tom. ,.a c,1 ,,,o,. ,o,aI s2Q OH Tho
wafer works tool, in ACCORDING 10 the
commissioners. stoton,ant rornrrnd IA
c,7o4c t,o n,o,,;o,,e WON. If we do
1,,,t cam, from, no total or intnraef
don~ociatior and onaratinq ovnenses
,..o find that t,n ,yotnr works system
o,orotcd If . loe. l,et wear of st0 500
Iron, mi. iat,ar an,onnt bovovnr
rbn commissioners insist should be de-
d,ctcd $40 for each OF The 1870 FIRE ny
Jrants situated over the city, or a TO-
tai Of $500. and if this deduction is
made the system still shows a loss
nc e -oq IF tbie ,cafo, evetom was
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-28
Why Bill Is Faulty.

The phraseology to section one.
when the income or saving, or both.
to the municipality. arising rc0m the
operation of such plants, will in ten
years, equal the investment in the
plant is ambiguous. 1t is not stated
whether the income is to be the gross
income or the net income, nor does the
act define what the word saving
means.
Second: The bill provides no def
mite method of ascertaining in ad-
vance whether or not the plant will
pay for itself. 1t is impossible to de-
termine this question in advance with
any degree of accuracy If such a
plan should be enacted into law, GER
teinly this all-important question
should be determined, as near as it is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-28
Assessments Too High.

Every substantial taxpayer knows
that the assessments or property on
she city rolls is TOO high. As we UNI
derstand if, the commissioners admit
this situation. The commissioners
and people. however, have realized
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
Some Second HsDpsu,ass


The universal murmur seems what
did you get for christmasS"
With what pang 81 regret DO We
realize that jolly festive time Is no
more.
Misses Vera Guyther, Of Piney
Point, and Katherine Coppagc, o.
Drayden, are visiting Miss Emerald
Abel, Of Benchyille
Mrs. Blanche Locker and Miss Mary
shadrIck have returned from Balti-
more, where they attended The Wedding
Of the latter's sister Miss Ethel shad-
rick.
Miss Christine Mckay watched the
burning Of the Yule-log az hcrmpthers
fireside, Valley Leo
We regret to hear Of the illness Of
Mr.. Dick Hehb
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips, Pagern Point,
Joined their daughter Chrsetine for
Christmas IN Wilmington
Mrs. c II. Guyther has been IN
Washington on short visit
Do not sneeze IL public
Ii Is fearful thing
When whoopipg-cough Is on the RAM
page
And germs win have their fling,
Are you all ready for the masqucr-
ade Dan. IA. 1915, 81 Poplhr Hill Hall,
Valley Leea KrNDcHEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
naua from ~. sssanth.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Nellie
Wise, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dominick WISE aud Mr. Joseph
Webster Ovens, son Of Mrs JohnIe
Owens, took place al Sacred Heart
Church sunday after Xmas, The
ceremony Was performed b. Rev
Father Mulvaney, pastor Of the
church. The bride was given Ia mar.
riagc By her father. and wore q blue
coat suit with fur trimmings She
carried a bouquet Of carnations. The
brides attendant was her sister, Miss
Edna Wise, as maid Of honor who
wore gown Of blue silk Mr. Com
rad Morris was best man, a bridal
supper and reception was held at 4 j.
M, In the home Of the bride. After a
wedding trip 10 the Capitol city, tbey
returned 70 the home OF the groom )
mother, near Abcll, where they viii be
at home TO their many friends for the
Immediate future.
Miss Ida Marie Cheseldine, daugh-
Ter Of Capt Charley Chesaldine, and
Mr. Henry Raymond Oliver, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oliver we're
married in Leonardtown
MI. Webster Goode, Of Oakley
while trying 10 start his boat, became
sntangled in the iiy wheel Of his engine
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

Especially ReporfcdI
Mr.. and Mrs. GeRge Boyd and
little son. spent the holidays With
Mrs. Boyd's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred e Davis, Chapiico.
Miss Cecilia johnson. 81 MoFga1an,
Is visiting relatives IN TompklnsyIlIe.
Charles county
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matsingly
and children. 81 New York, werr
guests during She holidays 81 Mr..
Maitlngiy's aunss, ,hc Misses Fanny
and Eloanore Matiingly, o. Helen
Mr. Melvin Love, o. Morrlssown,
Pa, and Miss Mnzie Love, oi Dray-
den Nd, spent Tho hoiida5 vim
thalr parenlss Ms and Mrs A VI.
Love d L.pseviils
MI ana Mfs. chns IS Colds
gh eptersalned number ~
po' - sney ening last
friends on WedE7sS.ls s1..vu..
III honor 81 their daughter, Miss Rose
who r. spending the holidays with
them
Messfs. Chester and Walter Nor
gan, Of Washington, D. g., have re.
turned homo, after o pleasant visit
lives in the county
Mrs. T.. -. Johnson bad Tor her
quests during The holidays, Mrs.
Pauehita Cotton and sons, Norman
and Herbert, Of Washington, D. G.,
and Mr. James Duke. 81 81 Johns
College, Annapolis.
Master Marshall Meyer, Of Leonard
Hail. was the guest Of Beuedict Love,
Jr., FOR a few days during The hole
DAYS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
PLAN F0R HANDLING MANURE
Best Way IA 10 Haul Fertilizer to
Fields Every ay--Evefy Farmer
Should Own spreader.


The very best way OF handling ma
nure Is 10 haul II out day w day, or
week by week. al Il il made, II this
can be done. Many farmers think
that manure applied IN this way win
lose It's value before tho next crop -
grown on the land but expeflmenta
show that thare Ii very little loss IN
this case unless the land Is very
rolling.
The next method OF handling ma
nure IA 70 feed under an open shed !
where the manure II Kept tramped
down compactiy through tho feeding
season ana then hauled during tho
summer at leisure time. Manure
kept compacsly In This way under COW
or loses Tary LITTLE. % course. the
practice OF ssaasSgss5 lifnala q 8
rectly On the fields good one. but
tho diiilculty Ii In gettlls Tho nlaisnfq
scattered over the wh1ae iiela
Farmers should ufrstand nfcro
thoroughly tho advantages 10 DO 6e'
rived from the use Of 2 manure
spreader and every farm Of 100 acres
or over where cattle are fu1 zfssl11
the buildings should not be without
this implement,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
In Menoriam.

Ia loving remembrance 81 my dear
brother, CHARLIE POPE, who de-
parted this life oua year ago today,
Jan. !, 1915
Une mouFnini year has vanished,
Think ! while the teardrops start:
But tho memors of my dear brother
still Il fresh within my heart
Oh. the misery 81 that drears evn,
when stood around bis bed
TIL death stole upon him softly.
And I knees his soul had He'd.
Oh. dear Charlie how Ne miss you,
Since from as you were called away
You are gone bui not forgotten.
A. you resi- bcneath the clay.
An, since then my life Is saddened
Since that day ny hopes are siain
Bnt his voice seems sReetiY saying
Courage wn shall meet again
BY fIls SISTER, ADA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

The readers Of his paper will be
pleased 70 learn that there Il ID b. al
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able 70 cure III aii III stages.
and That s. caiarrh Hairs catarrh
Cure Il the only positive cure now
known e The medical Fraternity. Gu
tnFrah being constitutional disease.
reqnlrcs . constitutional treatment.
Hats Catatrls Cure i taken internally
acting directly upon The blood and
mncns surfaces OF che system. hereby
destroy Ing The foundation Or Inc dis
case aud giving uie patient strength
BY building up the constitution and
assisting nature 10 doing IFS work.
The proprietors have 10 much faith IS
it, curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case ,hat Id
fsla.t ~ euss SeaA sass. ltgt "a AeaAs
moni0ls Address.
II. y. CHENEY &sG,0. Toledo. Ohio.
sold b. all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills Tor consti-
patton Ads.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06


rhehome oiMr Mark w. shad.
rick. 1874 Mosher Street, Baltimore,
Md, was the scene Of very pretty
weddidg on Wednesday evening, Dee.
10Th, phca his niece, Ethel Shadrlck,
daughter Of Mr. Thomas Holson Shad
rick, Of Piney Point, st. Mary Coun-
~, Md, became The bride Of Mr. Ed
ward Began Easterling, u Row
land, NC.
The house was decorated sifhC Christ
mas greens o. every variety from be-
hind bowers OF which appeared nc
bride attended by her two little cousins
LilliaE Ruth and Rosa Holton Shad-
rick Rev Richard Wallace Hogue,
Recter Of the Church Of the Ascension,
ofllciated.
A reception followed the ceremony
after which The bride and groom took
The steamer for an cxiendered south.
ern "Trip. They will reside 10 Row
land. N. q.
Amounk the guests were Mrs.
Blanche Lokcr and Miss Mary shad.
rick, u Piney Point, Md, Miss Madel.
Inc Mudd, DIR. Iohn shadrick. Mr..
shadrIck Ingram and Mr. Philip Med.
Icy 81 Washington. d. c., Mr. ard
Mrs. William Shadriek, Mrs. Rosa
Marlborough, Miss Annie Coad. Mf.
y W e. shadrlck, Miss Margare,
Eaton, Mrs Russell Cochran. Mrs.
Marion Goslee Of Baltimore, AID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
.. 4 cI.rAs Dssd

The Auxuta Chronicle, Ca. Dae. SD,
publishes The following obituary rotten
Of Mr. o. N. Clarke. formerly of this
county. He VIA son Of the late Dr
Caleb Clarke and nephew u Dr. Kobs,
Clarke. father 81 Mrs >. Forrest Prec-
man,
'erhc many friends 81 Mr. o NJ.
Clarke will regret 70 learn u HE death.
which took place al the residence, s25
lsth street. yesterday afternoon, Il z
O'Clock
"Mr. Clarke has been IN inhAlid for
the part twenty-five years. but sArough
~ his illnesa be bore hia suffering wlth
the greatest Christian fortitndr. lie
waa member Of the Catholic Knights
81 America. He Il survived BY his
wife, ard one nephew, Mr.. \, WI
Clarke, Of Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Clarke came to Augusta gen.
GRAFTON ago from Winnsboro. s. G. ne
and his brother opened a drug business
on upper Broad. His brother died
shortly afterwards. but be continued In
busins=s until bis health broke down.
He went 70 baltimore for treatment,
remaining there long time He finally
returned 70 Augusta and went into the
drug business in the southern section
OF the city Finally. however, HE
health became 80 impaired that he wez
compelled 20 retire from the activities.
Mr.. Clarke was straightforward and
honorable gentleman and enjoyed the
esteem and high regard Of 81 who
knew him Angustiana who knew him
when he was IN the drug business, bear
testimony 10 his high standing aa bus
mess man and bis integrity and worth
as man ard Citizen
'sThe funeral services win take place
| from the Sacred Heart Church. this
AFTERNOON. at $40 O'Clock. and the In
torment will be IN tho City Cemetery.
| One who knew Mr.. Clarke well pays
thlk tribute to him:
'osmond a. Clarke was a gentleman.
soldier, friend Gentle as wo.
man, brave as . knight Of old. strong
Iand courageous, faithful and tFnesr-
never purer soul lived 10 bless with
| III influence the city Of Augusta. For
the gold of that soul was tried ii the
/ Are az affection thai few men have been
called 10 suffer. For more thar twenty
Eve years q prisoner III the chains Of
excrutiating suffering, yet never amur.
mer OF complaint, nor q questioning OF
| the love OF bis Heavenly Fother. All.
ways searching for the good III bis feIs
4 eyes the Bane yirtne9 In others, the
unkind word waa held bgck II his pres.
ence, rough men felt tho etirrinRA oil
all that was beet IN them, and strong
| men, looking At his wonderful patience,
were made stronger 70 fight l!le'e bat
ties.
TO the wife the love and aympaths
Of 3 large circle of friends goes out.
Brought a. q girl-bride 70 q home 81
comfort and happinesns given the lows
of i strong man, the fsttuie gave hel
4 mo warning that IN q few short years
she would become the stronger Of tn
/ two; she would be boafln4 the burdens
/ Yet, dssginR all that guar qf pfa century
she clreied with her love the suffering
form with a love that seemed "a III
very strength 70 hold the dear one q
earth. AuunYfnatured. self forgetting
never waafiKl her'a hAe beellA ullnlsf
/ ~ that II rear even among The mos
dexosea "A nlinlakFy worthy 1t the beatl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

Y, ~ AkuUue4
Ihl Major william Thomas chapte,
y p 4. r held general NEE )
I'M tiie Court House, ID Leonard.
town " Jsnuary The regent, Mrs.
john 0 L.ilbufn elcomed the mem.
ber n graceful ana appropriate
| spg 4. aging that Inc new year lies
IS an imprinted book and
ng hope that Is pages be-
II ,,irgood aeeas % seifasacriilc-
| IL love and work for the 0plift Of
o0d AWere fead from other chap
pod preference 10 raising the walls
h Stale House II 81. Mary
was snggested that signs be
=. ht S. alary's City and on the
-, he original State House. u
nav IA that Pre- sident Wilson. on his
rsenl trip through the county, wished
10 ilslt this place Of interest and had
dianpliy finding IL
ieger also vas read from Brother
WaItet, 81 teunara Hall, thanking
lIe chapter IN ahe prize offered Tor
she best essay I & our Flag.
Miss Fannie Dent read most In
tsrestingls he saaress delivered By
Mr. A s. goldsborou9h before the
State Conference 81 the y A. r.. on
MARYLAND Revolutionary Record
shonld u Featared ia our Maryland
sfbools 10 which he strongly sur.
gssted having more 81 Maryland out
inLo she books studied BY Maryland
ctlldrpn, saying why should our
children be familiar with the names Of
mn and events Of other sections 81
orr country and Vel remain shame
hillv ignorant ~ The glories, Of our
ufn commonwealth Every child
kfoas about Panl Tsefere How many
eiee heard ~ Lacy horoic ridley III
yya sore 70 gather yopr own impress.
ions from what echoes lroni the lips 81
yeuf own Maryland ehIldren. yon4
wppld nnnucalanabIy conclude that
nc whole Revolutionary contest. with
Ia heroes and III Rlorics, vas almost
Exclusively Ncw England PROPOSE.
ton
4 having beet brought 10 ilse aitrn.
tim q The claeser That the Legislature
asis about q consider tie adYlsabilisy
q bringing under state control al ID.
ssltptions whlsh recplyc state aid, ii
eas decided 70 make representations
q the Iegisiatarc IN lsshaif oi 81.
Mars Seminary " slse hope that tho
of this excellent school
might NJ leii unchanged and srae a.
~ parppse ior Whieh twas establish.
81 gnder he ael ~ ism
An iutematIna report ans Rad by
Mrs.. bronze. ~ she ssme Convention,
q sisIeh SIS sas . delegate.
4 eoinLhlie VISA appointed 10 makc
arrangements for "a rntefaninnent 20
~ glscp III The near future.
hTAH w2TfmI4 sYpHKa,
Reporter Tor Major William Thomas
HAPPIER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
How % Arrange Kernels.

mixed BY careless rolling. Then when
the last row Of seed has been rolled
IN. place tho wick in the rag doh, let
ting about eight inches Of 1t hang out,
aud finish rolling to the end. II should
then be dipped In water, rolled Ia
wet towel, and the wick placed III
glass Of water. Several rag dolls, test.
Ing 90 to 100 ears. may bo thus placed
10 The same towel.
Feel OF the towel every day and II
~ is not moist, dip il IN q bucket Of
water and correct tho condition tliaf
caused Il to dry. In about OK days
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

IN loving remembrance Of NV dear
wife, Mrs MARY WANNA ABELL..
Who departed this life Aug, Q. 1915.
nevar forget yos dear
think o. you n the sunshine,
dream night and day ~ you.
When AL he world IL aslanl.
Ard etnrs shine out 81 the hlut;
And whether the hours Be golden,
Or whether the days 10 drear--
Your love IA heaide me always
! never forget yous my dear.
sen yuiif 0yes ~ the atars, love,
hear your voice ia the seas
Tho apeli ofyouF tender presence
Coos over the world With mo,
And distance eaunot divide ca,
Though far away or near,
In my heart ~ hoar IA you dwell, love-
never forget you, my dear.
The stars may forget their places.
Tho days may forget 10 break
The hight Of this h0nrn fnay alter.
The roae may forget 70 wake.
hut love. that IL true al forever.
NOT day. nor nf0nth. nor year,
10 the end Of the world, love you
never forget you, my dear
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
laughter Aids Dlssstlon,

Laughter Is one Of the most hcaifh-
ful exertions; Ii is 81 great help 70 di-
position. A still more eifertual help
s q dose OF CHARACTERISTICS Tablets
II You should be troubled wlth indi-
gestlon give them a trial. They only
cost q quarter. Obtainable every
where. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
! Next Year,s potatoes. !

Pick out next springs pnEslko i.st<sls.l
CHS fall Pillow it deep and gis'e Ii
coat Of manure. Put the naunra on
early, though, 80 that II win bn fuliy
decayed before the potatoes are nsanl
ed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06
Hon. ] PaHan Crane
Dead.

II Is our meioucholy duty 10 anrc.
unce that death has claimed one Of oni
most prominent citizens. the Hon. j.
| Parran Crane. He died at hIa resi-.
dence near Jarbossyille on Wednes.
day morning last Ills end followed
an illness Of long duration 80
him when tbs end came 40
whom lie loved most.
He WAS il large sense
honor and justice, Of eharit
courtesy. and his death Will be
loss 70 host Of adndrlnR II
He was famed far and vida as u I'LL
emplar Of what a gentleman slaelIld DC.
y Parran Crane was borf III ST
Maryss county on Tie 9Th Of August,
1888, and was the son Of the late Jas.
Edwin Crane and Sarah A. spencer.
His early education was had III the
public schools Of St Mays and al
Charlotte Hall Academy. where he
was prominently Identified with the
military department, being for time
military instructor al that Institution.
After his course IL Charlotte Han ha
entcrM the University Of Virginia.
School OF Law. and upon the outbreak
Of The Civil War Joined tho company
Of university students ard was elected
their captain. They served nnder
Gen. Floyd, III West Virginia. Upon
the disarmament 81 this coinpany, be
Joined the second Marylssnd infantry
and was elected captain Of Co. .. &.
s. AL where he rendered mcritlous SER
vlce, which won him promotion % a.
lieutenant coionelcy, IN whichsa pacIiy
lie served until the end Of The war.
AZ tho close 81 the war he was 80
rnltied 10 the practice Of law ii no
Richmond Bar, and, after lew years
residence III lhatcIty, came 70 his ma
live county and entered into d partner
ship sith The late Sen G. Frederick
Maddox. ffe was twice elected State
Attorney. ia which Office he acquitted
himself with great credit fIe waaI
elected as Associate Judge VI The
seventh Judicial Circut II 1852, and
ro.eleetcd 10 1867, 10 which be contIn.
ucd until reaching the age limit ln
1905 lie then abandoned active par
sscipatlou IN public Affairs and ~
tired 70 the lie oi i country gentle.
man. IiiA beautiful home On shol
pasaxcni vas thc secne 81 genuine
Southern Maryland hospitality Al
fcw years AFRO 10 purchased SMALLER
estate near anrbocsvlllc. where he
sprnt his reclining years. Iic was
twlco married, bic nrsi wife being Miss
Laura Ann fininmgis: his sccond. Miss
Nollle Dent wbo. with AK ~ bis
survives him.
FIis nmains slll - inser5cd ii ~
Anaeps +. b. ccsnctcry today
Thursday III 3 p. m.. tho procession
leaving bis late rcsidehcc Al O'Clock
The active pallpearrrs arc Messrs
81. II. .. WISE, J Frank Dent, Hobs
q Loker, r Spencer Crane, . Doug
las Crane, G Frank Crane. Tho hor
orary pallbearcrs ars Their Honora
Judges }. r Briscoe. i II. Cams.
Her, r n. heals; Messrs Isobt &.
Combs, Win, A. Fcnwiek. J Marsh
Al Dent. Danics & 1885,. sgasI....
ln9lon Wilkinson, r'...',, -
Jos II. Key aud Df vs.s' !, .,s -.ss
Pace d his aal.es ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

Little Edna was trying IN vain to
thread her ueedle, Mamma. she
said finally. 4 fink this needle must
be- asIaeps iuHs can't got the thread
n its eye al all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06

For the benefit Of those who have
been misled, will state my commission
az Justice ~ the Peace for the Third
Election District does not expire until
tho fret Monday In May next. Until
that time ! will be found At the EATER.
PRISE office daily. ready and pleased 10
transact any and III business within Tie
sccpe of my jurisdiction.
Respectfully.
HARRY +. GRAVES. J II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-06


0'o year ano 'se
honT 'DngT
A'n seqN WOO
ma.l-eA f.lsf ha isst
= pea s4n1 'f'f tR WAS
X oeu9nfn We assQs1
pee'sse ps''sF np'1
Miss Agnes Hardin. at fha a.
City. r visiting friend Ii tbs ricinl
N.sss. f...e, "a f,.,....,, x.,..,
c !. + e.. ~ VI 4. @' es IN
motoled 70 Washington Xmas. After
spending a Few days With their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Howard Nor.
ders, they returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Herbert ard
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Herbert spent a
few pleasant hours with Mr. and Mrs
Adam WibIe during Xmas
Mr.. Lem Rrsselll oi Dsnard. lies ID
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