The Green Forest tribune., 1916-12-22
Reporter.
Culture Club Meeting

lHe LdulSS CulLure CluD met WILT Mrs. Bedding last Monday evening with nine members present. Mrs. Geo Buell. was guest. Roll calls, favorite verse of scripture. Christmas choruses by club constituted the music. Christ mas stories were read as follows "Christ today" by Mrs. Wells, Christmas under the Snow" by Mrs. Kinney, "The unknown Woman at the Nativity" by Mrs. Myers, "Chrlstmas in Europe" by Mrs. Bedding, Sam my's Rose" by Mrs. Coxsey. His Eighty -Sec~1d Christmas" by Mrs. Hill, The Carlstmas Guest'' by Mrs. Nor rov- After adjournment our hostess eryed dlecious salad luncheon.
 Mrs. Chas. Ferguson of Y,cum is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Woman, east of town.
 We are glad to report that the condi- ton of J. R. Perkins, who is taking rest-up vacation from his duties as cashier of the Farmers & Merchants Bank, as improving, and he is planning trip to Texas, in which State he will remain for few weeks in an endeayor 10 Iestorel his impaired health, Mir. Per Miss a fnll ranart va plf- ~ "a os b"s;dss" s'ns is ens mea of ArdasstA snd ds Ss tion from the business Wos... for ne 1aN man who has never neglected busf ness for any kind of pleasure.
 Earl Kennon of Wesley is spending the week at the home of his aunt, Mrs. M. H. Stevens.
 Loss and Clifton Dooling went rab- bit hunting the other day and killed one of different style to the cotton tail the only rabbit we are supposed to have. The one killed was Jack rabbit and the only one that we've heard of in this part of the country.
 We understand Kit Wilson will start mick wagon early in the new year. This is an enterprise we are glad to see started, and hope that the patornage will be such that Kit will be glad he started it.
 Mrs, T. G. Nunnally and children of Harrison have been here the past week on account of Mrs. Nunnally s mother Mrs. Walker being sick
 Just received at the variety store large assortment of fine candies for the holiday trade.
 Bill Alfrey of Neosho, Mo-, has beer here this week visiting his mother, Mrs Sarah Alfrey, the Star Hotel lady.
 Cool days these.
 School Notes
 Walter Lantz entered school las week. He is expecting to take up the work of the seventh grade.
 The pupils of Miss Smiths room are planning to have Christmas tree Paul Benton will act as Santa Claus A good time is expected.
 l lud TlIICU, lIdLSl lOSc anu OVs Walker were appointed to take charg, of, the library this week.
 Ray Wilson of the seventh grade il absent from school this week on ac. count of sickness. He has returned t, his home at Osage. We are hoping h, will be able to return back to schoo at the first of the year.
 There is to be Christmas program rendered by the pupils of Miss Gallo ways room Friday afternoon.
 The holidays will soon be here They will begin Dec. 22. 1916, at 4 D m., and will end Jan. 1, 1917, at 8:i; a. m. We are all expecting to have merry Christmas.
 The first number of our High Schoo paper will be out next week. If yo, are looking for an interesting paper, don't fail to subscribe for the "Higl School Echo"
 The Kamakathean and the Phlo mathean Literary Societies will hay, a joint meeting Friday afternoon. Al visitors will be welcome.
 Mary Lee Benton of the Freshman class is absent this week on accoun of sickness.
 The newly elected officers of th' Freshman class are: Hattie Belle Eld ridge, president; Ellis Reed, vice-presi dent; Montana Smith, secretary: Melli' Carlton, treasurer and Ruth Leathers class reporter.
 Mable Carlton, Eastman Benedict,
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