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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
COVENTRY

Mrs. Ernest Batchelder has been
quite III the past week
A fine time was enjoyed at the box
party and $500 was cleared.
Mrs. Lennah Smith of St. Johns
bury, is visiting at p. Metcalf's.
Miss Nellie Palmer of Centerville
has been a recent guest of Mrs. Louis
Lee
Vernon Lee, who has lately return
ed from overseas, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Leonora Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth of Barton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cole Of North
Troy spent Sunday at VIM. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thurber were
in town Sunday. Their daughter,
Ruth, returned to West Burke with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray of Iras-
burg and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bar
rows of Barton were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Helen Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smith and son,
Edison, and Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Wright went to Lyndon Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Herman Brad
ley.
A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Legacy. A
fine time was enjoyed by all and re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter will return to Newport
to live.
A party was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Orne Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. Orne's birth
day 1t was a complete surprise. A
large crowd was present and all re-
port a jolly time. Refreshments of
cake and coffee were served.
Miss Dorothy Benware entertained
II of her little friends at her home
Saturday in honor of her ninth
birthday. Croquet and see-saw on
the lawn were greatly enjoyed as well
as other games. Cake, ice cream and
other good things were served and
the party seemed to be a treat which
all of the little guests enjoyed.
Miss Abbie Harvey, who has been
an invalid for a long time, died on
Thursday She has made her home
for several years with her sister, Mrs.
Tiara DOynIOn, Dy "HOh SIt was
most tenderly cared for. Miss Har-
vey was 60 years of age. She was
faithful consistent member of the
Congregational church and attended
services as long as her health would
permit. She served as a faithful IL
brarian for many years. She leaves
one sister and many other relatives
and friends to mourn her loss. Ser
vices were held at the home Saturday
Rev. E. B. Harris officiating. APP
propriate hymns were sung by the
following quartet, Messrs- Thuqber
and Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland and
Mrs. Thurber, The following are the
floral offerings: Easter lilies, Chas.
BOynton and family and Guy Frasier
and family; roses, Mr.. and Mrs Ho-
mer Wright and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Gray; narcissus spray, Mrs. L. A.
Smith, H. H. Hancock; narcissus
spray, Ladies Social Union; carna-
tons, Mems Bible class; narcissus
and carnations, neighbors, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Litchfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Niles, Mr.. and Mrs. James LABEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pole LABEL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
c. R. GLADDEN., Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Thayer, Mrs. H. McMurray, Mrs.
Helen Barrows, Mrs. Azubia Han
cock.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14

family should preserve their own
aatn' first. direct economy; second,
i99gcgr s cOnsumption.sincee you
VIII ner dozen and are in your own
c ceHsI than you will if you have to
800 Ss,rahosa them at so cents per dozen
p pu rnnre So doing helps to reduce
tba bigh cost of living. All kinds OF
, rne remain unusually high, are high
the wear round, because if there is
On e oyer-production, it is put in stor-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14

age this stabilizing Of ~.
stabilizes the price and i p,Cllei Il
profit to the producer. Mt I-,rrea aIsss !.
serving of eggs has the ss,! As y
with the added feature thai anne 4. ss sss
done at home and in small H.. !. a !
ably. It works to the ben ,Ss p = !;
and to the disadvantage o. ,a q L
Detailed directions for " none
eggs as issued by the UpittssJj 's : =
Department of AgricuItprr,.ae ' Sais
had from the Farm Bureap' "a 81 Z
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
GET A CLEAN NEW FLAG

in
holidays
dol Of
larger fag-x6 ft-for
cents itOnal orS
ALSO with the
#
O
mailing called for. - -
THE MONITOR, BARTON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD PIKE
SERVE A CASE OF EGGo

The following is from a recent =
she of the Orleans Couny Farm ou
reau News.
The housewife is very apt 10 on eto
look the economy of preserving a case
or two of eggs when they are T GIeap
70 use when eggs are high. Inere
are two very good reasons why ever!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
WESTMORE
0utended for last week.

IITtended Tor last week.
There was a big slide into the road
down the lake Monday night
Roy Lord Of Lyndonville was at
Herbert Bowen's over Sunday.
Mrs Lula Tatro has gone 70 Mas
sachusetts 70 visit her sister. Bessie
The men are here seeing about the
girls camp and are boarding at Geo.
Myers
6 c Sherburn Of St. Johnsburv
caught ten-pound lunge out Of the
lake Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wills Of St
Johnsburv are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Clara Daniels, for a few days
Reneu rnr.r Sr,L-.-rsr.sl. --.-.H
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
WEST CHARLESTON

Miss Grace knight has been i'll.
Henry Kline of Orleans was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Royce is having trouble
with one foot.
Clarence Wilson has arrived home
from overseas.
E. M. Pickel and son, Max, were in
Newport Monday.
Cecil Royce is working at H. Hay
woods in Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaw are the
parents of a daughter
Continued on opposite page.)
Fly one of those new, bright flags
on Decoration Day. Two coupons
and CSC gets a 3x5 foot one at this
office. See coupons and particulars.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
HOLLAND
{ Intended for last week.

Mrs. Harry Bradford has been on
the sick list.
Mrs. Palm visited her daughter in
Charleston recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall spent
the weekend in Newport.
Pearl Gibson has been visiting rel
atives in town the past week.
Lawrence Moulton and mother Wis
tied at E. G. Moulton's Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Cook was in town the
past week, moving his goods to
Evansville.
Mr.. Lafoe has finished work for
the Holland creamery and returned
to Canada.
Charlie McGivern attended the fu-
neral of his aunt, Mrs. Norton, IN
Island Pond Monday.
Roy Provoncha of Camp Grant, Ill,
is home on a thirty-day furlough Wis
iting his folks for the first time in
eleven years He left home eleven
years ago and spent his time IN the
western states as a cowboy for few
years, then established a horse and
cattle ranch at Sanders, Montana.
In 1915 he sold his business there
and went to Missoula, Montana,
where he operated an auto stage line
until June 9th, 1917 He quit his
business and volunteered for the
army, where he was sent to Fort
Wright, Wash, Vancouver Barracks,
and in August, 1917, was sent to
Fort Seward, Alaska, where he re-
manned until August IS. 1918. From
there he was sent on the transport
Sherman 70 San Francisco, TO Camp
Dodge, where he got his last train
ing and was ready 10 be sent overseas
when peace was declared. He was
much disappointed not TO have a
chance 10 fight His regiment has
been sent 70 Camp Grant, IL, where
he has eleven months more 10 serve.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tell when YOU
Dafken 0tay. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea

0fAndmnthsr kspt hes hsif heaati.
f,lilf dafhsnst sles~Y sai sstrssslv.
pitn brew - aams Tea and sulphnf
NneneNvf hef hair tsok on that dull.
faded - sirsskst appearances. this sirs.
pie HAisinfa was applied with ~gnf~ss
fui sfrrtf az aasina "a any iFsa
store fof Wfeths says and Sulphur
eunsrouni Yuu wlii ses lssss bot.
fin - fhis uia tine tsttpe. Improved
~ ths aidltiun - ether insrsiisnts sit
ready o. sss. at vsfF llftis ee.f rhis
simple nistafs can hs depended upoa
a. restore nAfufal snisr sni hsausg 10
enc hair
sell knuwn dewntosn ffus<tst
sAYs stetfhoas ua~a Wfxths nass sni
Sulphur 1ufutuunt nos hseaus9 u
daFhsus - naturally sod evenly that
nobody ean t~il q has been applied
tts o. easy 80 zee Coo fou sll.pty
aanpfn fuush - soft hfu~h .si
dfaw v thfounh Ypuf hair. Ahina ens
strand a. fins ~ mnfnlna ~.
UfaY hHlF disappears after anofher
spriil siian ~ teu. u - restored - lts
ratursi fslaf ara hooks glossy saft
eni tsatHiflf This Nfsnafatlon 10 q
delightful toilet requisite n, 1. net IN.
isntsi f0f fhs esfe nltimation ~ pee.
fentun ~ diassse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
A Lady Was Plat On Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her
Husband Got cardui.
And Now She Is
Grateful.

Mckinney. TeHsa Mrs Mary sisph.
nson, oi ihis place siai,s. About
: year and bali aao : vas down IN
bed for ~ weeks. not able 10 slt up
J vas flai on my back and had ter
'ibi' spells Whs. u looked
he would die A. times I dldnt
nov anything ! would ct nervous.
couldn't bear anyone 10 ialk 20 m.
J would just jerk and shook uish
a"Fousness across my back
vas 40 sore and sched me- al me
me would have a dirr, feeling
~ limbs aohed me aud I would get
remb and feel 80 weak 4
I'd 70 ny husband knew cardui
Tas good and ! behaved had b.st
fry n.
he Foi mo a bottle of Cardui. ana
shen ! had only taken one half hot.
'ie of cardui felt stronger TOOK
half dosen bottles altogether then
n tao weeks after I began taklnr \
vas up. In three vas doing my WORK
praise cardai for beiier. Il .sx.a
my life and ! am grateful
For over 90 years Csrdsi has bes,
helping weak. sick women back ,oI
health and strength TryH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
/ Mothers Happiness
Made FsTiesi


TIE cxpcctant riotip~r's physical comfort
shoui be our 1rst thnncAt. and ell about
hsr should 80 ~ u that bar preparation
for baby's con1i1g b. ciunirte
There Il n ~ fyiradll rgn,csiy q FRO
pare ~omen far tie greatest tNe IA their
htu. knowa O. NoihSIs frirnd. n Is ap-
rssf 20 TIE TrIeries ~ thc ab,orcr. rtrffS
rubhed ia. ard a one pcneifates ID TelAeso
strnin On nerves cords nud igumcnts. II
males the mrscirs - plant that thy -
pand easily when bshy arrives, Ito hourI
~ the tirnc are fewer. and pair and canger
at the crisis "a naturally avoided.
Mothers Friend cnAbics the moihrr tD
preserve her health and strength. and shs
remains a pretty mother hy hsvi e avoided
.ilsromfort and suffering Which m3-a often
than olhcrw 80 accompanies such an occa-
anon when nature IL unaidcd. Every serve.
tausrle and tendon - thoroughly iuuricatef.
D.Sumfort during the pcTio1 Is counief-
acted, and the skln, after tho crtsl3. ls left
tAn0oth and natural
gfte, % the Bfai6eld Regulator Gem
psny. Dcpt. d, Lamar Building, Atlanta.
Gc0fgia. f,r tlr'r Noiisrisppd Book. ant OBJ
tain : bottle % Mothers Friend frual To
dru- store t-cay Without fail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

ih efeeHsfie y n mAa ~ha he-
fsfss lee sssms fnprefs aad nlrsel.
f~'d bis iaNrs ~lh ftipA a. IL nafala
e.rksl o. So 10 o.i stfi~ aicsels. D.
20 iahU0iu esnis sna tasiaa ksaa
cents iaina = haaay ssariy hss.
81 Aa'i'on ~ lalI fof q IN eosp.r..
sai ~ Also lad 81 n cents fer .
arshaas made a~aY frum home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
For Skin To-furcc

Don Z worry about ecze-na or other
slcin troubles. You can have clear,
healthy skin by using zcmo. obtained
at any drug store for Sc. or .exiralarse
bottle az Sl.O0.
zemo generally removes rimpieS
h'ackhcads blotchcs. eczema and ring-
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zeno - a clean. penetrating.
aniiseptic liquid. ntsflscr sticiyy yof
greasy and stains nothing. II Is easily
applied and costs mere trihe fo- each
application. II Is always ccpcndable
The L W. Rosc Co. Ccs1iznt. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

The Texas Wend Tor k.lnaf ana
hlaadsr ir0ablsf. ayei. lab.iss
~est and lame hart rheaisatism ana
irfeguiarfties ~ ne sidnstN and blal
der in both men anf women reau
iaies bladder troubles in children ~
NOT ~rid b. druggist Wlii h. ssrf bt
mail On rccfipi - f1t ono anal
bottle ia iNo mUnihs treatment ami
often Csrv Se1f iir sNorn ts.fI.
moulaia Dr y " Hau. s9gs Olive
si. 81 Lonis. 40 Sid By druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

Nsw for<, Tsb. ia brooklyn
barber shop chord los' ~ ha-mony
today Wien Jsfnss Har, -. announe.
Cd BE- had ASKED foe an snnulnens or
bis marriage 10 Mrs. Hart. AIRED Is
The cosple met In Brooklyn barber
shop. where Mrs Hart was a mani-
curist.
Hart contends he va too CT so-
marriage
Mrs Hart will fix1. he 49,
said. 70 protect her dc~-- -ixhfs In
a. estate o. about sse,os1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
PREACHED YANK'S
FUNERAL I He n.
FINDS HIM ALIVE.
t\D PM " nm N.>u Nt>
lltif,littn IN NJ: tNo
tRIt>D>. Nu ri,itN-
M. uNiN ~ Attt az
oIiiin Nlll

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fisn ur 81 lsa sssh lhoashi ths
hsf had hesn sii.a in e.iii. hasr
f.sf ln Nts Nefk suA hass hssu ffi
ffE IS cenx|nc. pnr anuihsv hai .t.
felafs ni a. death ~ers sfsssii
t,ssfvrais4 TO- Hssausfilen sasne
Nas m lhe haN~as ~ 50 aiI
q. a san sttuaf ihs hesdquafIsfs 81
$50 NaHrsl Naf ~ eaout.l pf lht
NA jas. as fanfs Hiaf a..
efe ~afn ao ealHd sinpes. ehe,fen
nfigsfInf sFhl.en aioa'hs osefssss
euIss tfuA ~ ensffr q mafks.
Nans measl anf an esefsfaa sslsIfs
nhpu Hasssa fhfoash tnar sn.
tsf iasn lu aaiiofm aawnf 49, fHe
senat man also uefr rfaA At
f.erns oa nls N.Ng a auHafn lir
lanetsa hHmself severely
tsiea annpunrsa ihs rItsf msn
in ionta IS fnof aal fseron
"Nou're nui df,amlnx poc. as.af.
"A ihe marine sli hadn n.ad ,ou
~sre here td pinehsd ms a.af ioa
Hiini fssd fuaf funeral ssfsie,
! sA~ Foa pureA "a hsilsan "a Mlat
ssposiaaia nf John u clifford 81
faesou Ara fae n man she ~
ssaltst tFaN g. ,usrrs fof earr, "a
a euunded Marine fnlonsi ffsm Ehe
battlefield and.f ff. ior thar and
oih'r aws lhe n McA man. pa.ulafl,
osiloa tinal uH hapiisi Da, and
.llpe II ihe flnh Marlne nasimesn
had b.'u decorated sIfh Marin. cari,s
aHi lnus ana uaiFuia Iha man hose
hand b. sruns a. fhrnlofs J Mala.
mau ~ Nn sHf fNon assnas. fhr
nnauk Af~ AnfA r|ff. baaier 1T
ne .ofh oompans l9fh regiment in
~ hsiieaa Nos.i. fshiins waldman
eas teiallsf a. rannrf. one - those
fearless heroes eho nsAed ihsaf Iisss
~ carry order. 90 infoNnanou
rMhs hiess me . eans hoi'es. sac
gopd us~s murnnrsd "iAor" haf
un ienr ftt : said prayer ot,f fbs
assembled ffafmsut of htd, f
nafs aii was fnurs WAY son nia
fnposier yea ume and agaIn i've.
tI'i hrp YOU sacrificed foHr lfr ihefo
p save Lieutenant rlmofs eho eas
wounded You've probably spoH,f 81
slsls ifriHre Ioaf f0f me
"c'rsi "a rufut poe" rr.nne
W.ldmsn rToash iurt ga lsr n
ohivs hut mt dsaih hss eauss8 f.a
mech iroahls alr.adf iuan offa aIIs
reported iilfi |u afii,n ana eh.n
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rt rs fanNs. alo hsH,fsd -
dsad nui ho~ aboaf fous a 'af 81
ihe bore of fhs Hh iaii m, : n.rrf
nf shra mel louA uf u.uf fsnf and
a. figured ms sonh spai t.s
as preacher ! supposed yos usf.
dead lius sbual 81 lfi Say off
'ouf death siii fpu den, mine
90 fsii ihe world .o. pro,lalmsH +
iht \ M' a san a. D. ana iha ofh 4
fr frfufrcoi.d dead man strufs
aims Tho rtwri concerning wan
nan had foundation ln the faci n
be- vas sopnsi"d in fbs thigh ht
naehire Hsn firs. lu ~, haai of ~
'rfai marines fixhf a. Bellssu wosd
ina ~aH ~ b. pIfais Tor months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
he SAW WITH OWN
EYES WORK OF HUNS
Kansas Man Says Children Were
Brutally Treated By the In.
vaders: Many Had Hands
and Feet Cut OFF

Topeka Feb 10-A Kansan pho &C
faaily saw more Than - Deixian chii :
drcr in . hospital in France shose
hand or arms had ben cai OF ~
'he Germans. is Hsrberf ~ Dsi b. -
Russek nov an assistant sergeant at.
arms IN the lsgisiaiure Ths Children
varied In are from - 20 ~ years The
Germans found ff-em working In mn
n'tiOn plants. and ~ish Characteristic
and Prussian efficiency, mafllaieaI
theu % they would ~, be able 70
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sunst wtO wArturn 90
sior DrAfa nUDs of aovs


iof h. ~anied io 80 hasA d b, ao
hrr
Ne, - Men Wan, % liz.
lhen. bose ehn. uss The i-laf
iaufhhaf ehn .omsa acrns. ~ ths
fhp ~iih us uhn had iosl hls atms
anl lsss. sesm 81 wanf 10 i've thss
ia rpt ~lmplain
'vis % ia noi 80 i.sd ihsY wiii aag
And lhrr rhrsrnsl in ali .ircun
siarres pats the re- 81 ~ 20 shame
h s 'honEhi eyefs bpy ~ho psia
flfe of ~af had l,..es mentally
changed bf some heaven .ant miracle
o help in braf hla Tr,al irabie
Mlss ksili aifo aloAe ~ N. $50
"a lflHsh .0nefs ~ho psas fuf a
fHne ihelf ehhrsrs Atief bslns
worked from ociooA lu enc NOM
'nf pnni ! o,foes "a ~ o,enlus an
g ration of one han pound - bread
Hsi' ~ barley and sasduH. ever,
other daf ne dlt nni ihlnh the msn
salla ever BE- ern nian
nh' ~as gns = ~ narssa n tar
Ntaenauon bospnAl a. nousn. So F,
thnf aurs would eums usaalls n
hr Hifh' after ne hsa, dnsea. ~hen
Ae men afir hfaprhi do~n to tht
fmop fa'rs and ri,sn ilrsf ala AMI
ban p'arei Boo other husptals a. mak.
room faf ne nast lralnioad
"ss Much % ne rhansfsi %,
hafr murh iu d. thankful for
e9 onsil SAID lhe nurse
hf h'ailh ari sanny has. bssn
sf'i sp : can - ou ~Ith ms ~ofs
Noi aii have been 90 fortunate
Ffp''sbif aa msut aa tao thiris ~
~ s'rIs ~ill nsfun physically unit,
iof further ilif MANY have ssa.
asane under ne df.ahful train
Miss ksilf b. siiu Is a. n.d cro.
f'ff.re hut sas rlssn lsaso n ab
''ace iafaHas ~ hfsikaoan ffom
Hh'eh she nos fn.ls she has mli,
rfeofsrs-d
Ha' has aapllsd ~ d.sfharss sna
ii 20 an hef ayfaas A.ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

ANY plan of private nlanagenent o
NJ railroads ought 70 provide ior n,
government and Ferhai's labor parzlol
alton IN the profits. ssys Director
rim an advocate ~ private owner
ship AID operation No use talking
his anarchy thing Is IN the air
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

pound ever since and give you my f~r
mission % rubllsh this letter Mls,
no kklLf AZ 50. lsth 81. NewArk
n j.
The rvssnn this famous root and hsss
remedy, lydia y Pinkhams Neretnhis
tompound, was - ruccessful n Ai..
hsliy : case was hecaase it Nrnt q ths
re"t ~ Ger trouhle 'estored her a.
normal healthy csndsiion and a. = result
her nervousness dlsArpearsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

do~n and SGT ;,
, ~eak | coaid harA,
sSAni. and hssihesl
= hes every asy |
tn~i everything 1
csid think 81 anl
wAs unier = piiy
saAn . care for tMs
years AEiri friend
had used LYDIA D
iinkham Nege
tah'e 4 tomfoand I'D
shs told me ~ ii
q fron the nrt
day ! faSA ltil~rAa
q feel iSsttsr All
nov ] an " Aiai
. % - fs,.t anY
l lad ~ work. 1
have been recon
mn llnr the Inn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10

eofk asain Nhen ems haud of arm
sas sut eff q ~as aisAfs fh rlahI
'.nv and = swura af shossl ef anttaias
That auseered sac paf esr eas assd
a ihih hutsssg heph declares lhAi
n aiir - ChUsian nnDslas lu.
~ wih tv Uefman Aatef - ians a
\. lives
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O O O clnh


Mr. ari Mrs car "a rnsid wsfc
hoats 20 the o o . c.ah on saturday
evening a. seven ocoek \ delicious
dinner vas served ana fhs remainder
y tn evening Nas sp.ni Nllh cards
"rises for hlrh and low score we're
leardea io Nfs MI psu.rsoa ana
Mrs John Loteiess The only special
ruesi1 Tor the oceasion we're Mr. ana
Mrs Wul Patterson
luncheon and Card Game.
A one O'Clock on SATURDAY ths
members of ne phi Della DammA
luh and Mrs HarT, nrown. mel for
luncheon aud a same u card. a. N.
home uf Mrs OK SImrri.r To. club
nrlx~ for hish scorp was ~on by Mr.
Roy thari Nis Alma Watkins wlfl
% hoses % me c'ab on saiarda,
Feb lrsh
4. - F.
Nfs - N Nolsamoi uIll be host...
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oolIars ans Genus

Counting q on in tollafs and cenis
how much I'D thar "a q cold cost you
\ man may no q ays soa wori
when b. has a cold bur perhaps
would be beifer 70 - did u take
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There may bs mofs falnss 10 sucaf
~ 70 te c'it man 10 lhe country. lsnt
ul-r , AaIaIl at.r one nl mem
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The ladies of 8. Meihodlsi church
and her ffsenfs wiil b, snierfa.ued
on "Wednesday afefnoon rs Mrs d I,
cloihier and ar = shsarsr ~ ne
cloihlsr rstldsr,r tog Easi cirfelana
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Keep fuanK AlvaYa have ihwa
aasen neokflea hauf'ns on the sas lst
hesiie the dfrsser
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Mrs 4 I tiarf and Miss Anna
Foley wlii gve ssrd rars 80 Taet
DAY evening Al ih, AOt Whau Iosrf
olsmiihs yin shopl Al of lh, m,in
be. ~ - Mar Catholic church an4
their friends are invited 20 b. arus
.rs
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oAtly QUO Mt.

on'1 D. Aho y unw.iiInE io iote
without he.ns iefss +, isvls q fee
ia ih~re i a. sash thinx a. srls na
u iu tar surld
~ & rramhal
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Anlelsls Civ. Win ~. , nro~n

o~ins illness Nra n.l Arfo~ uad
Wlf noi hs hosiess io D. AmlrIIls eiah
IN "wednesday hai f elli. BE- enter
iilned a. lhe home " Nr y THROWN
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one ~ he most enioyable birthday
celebrations Nas thar ~ M Eliza.
beth Patterson SUNDAY reb =. b be-
ng her Niih birthday Those Wh,
aioyei her hospitality ven Judg,
aad Mrs John pitchiord of oliahoms
ny. Mr and Mn VIII ps,erson. NJ
and Mrs Na'han Patterson. Nlsse
cynthia and Julia Patterson and h.i
40 dear little granddaughter Whof
h. eighty siN candle, sent forth Their
raYs of lleht SO calmly and gentle te
sladden those around they so trah
represented her lse. while she hai
sccn an invalid for sir year. not abb
~ raise hef head nom her pillow
only hy loving hands, .he ls never Tor
rctful of hsr many Kind friends anr
lways GLAD 70 see and greet iher
with smile a friend
- = a.
Mr. and Mrs } n soofh 81 Hydro
OKLA spent saturday and SUNDAY win
ir and Mrs. T n Taylor
q = ~
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=
Miss Raih iiarsfh returned ia
Norman after speeding the uc.s end
siih her parent Nr aud Nr , .
HHdrefh.
- r y
Nr and Mr. PRANK Gresham have
returned frOm q rhor trip fo Kama
city.
y *
Mlsa CcnevleYc Baruihou hsa a.
her dinner gnesia on Sunday Nfs
Frances Blakslsy. Mr. Henrley ~
New York City. pho d stationed On
the L ) : O'Brler Mr. " = Hcusisy
- OKLAHOMA CITY and Fred kelley
/. 81 -
/. J d Burke ss--nt the day IN os.a-
iona cify.
=. - -
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MNNO@N
camhfsd.e giab CafnesIe Hbrarf
TUESDAY
card Parry a. A % r. n uaH Nrs
J. ueisnd ana Ms Anna felst
ta Cab Ar . n N'a.xamoi
WEDNESDAY
kmoao cab Nrs t.4ifn grnn
AmielIa Clao AIRS > nfown
Parry for "A soeien Nmss q &
ClafhlsF ana D 5 sh.snf e Ciaih.sf
residenes
cArisilaa chursh oaHl Nr q /,
kesssr
ko'srY 'lab Lanchson lone hotel
THURSDAY
openeAf Nah Nr, J8mss Allen
Missionary Society Rapslr ehnreh
Mac,ahec in.tiailor Hsll
Narabee Naleuiins social ~ ana
Mrs Gsofec Frazier
Acorn Ciub Mrs } u Ireland
FRIDAY
Men's nnnsr club n n church
War Moihsri -Canegle library
Five O'Clock Tsa Cinb Mrs 1. 1
nelsud.
M'eu side W TT q Frances willard
Memorial. all-day session Nn s "
Kessler.
Rooney Mooney shah cub Mrs
fari Hopkins
SATURDAY
ihi Delta NammA Club Miss Alma
Watkins
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sergf X G BRADY of Camp Funston
kap, wss a easst a. he Fohz home
over Sunday