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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
SIGMA CHI DANCE.

This viii bee 40 the fraternity house
ON Tho htii. a ocular old time lolii
Sig or his lady VIII be absent. o. Is
said.
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az. pNY Nr TIIE cIrn.

Art In music la painting. In dane
ing, n~ecdleworR and furniture en-
gagged he attention Of ladies' OF the
Woman's club yesterday afternoon.
A large Attendance filled the club
rooms when the leader Mrs. Inez
Wostlnke. opened the program By
Introducing h vocalist. Miss barbara
Waite. Miss Wtlte sang In "a big
toned voice Of fine quality a selection
from the queen Of Sheba" and rc-
sponded TO two encorses with swing
Low Sweet Chariot' and The Bee
Three fantastic dances by Mrs.
Edgar Knigh. tripped to piano music
by Mrs. George Everit. were reported
TO be beautifully executed aud elected
obs and abs of admiration ana APP
plausc.
Mrs. Aida Sims gave an address on
Colonial Furniture" that tccmed
with practical hints and proved care
ful study ~ the subject, treated from
u standpoint Of art and u,ility in
furniture ~ shown In historic homes.
A talk ON "Necdlework and Home
Decorations by Mrs. Westlakc was
another helpful discourse on art In
the home.
\ display OF stenciicd garments de-
signed and painted hy Mrs. Westfnkc
occasion"d much interest. Mrs. West
lake explained that she had found the
designs on Indian pottery 10 be a
fruitful source OF inspiration FOR ideas
la stcncilwork one design of "a bas-
kct ~ flowers held hy Earlands was
beautiful for "a iunch cioth. made ~
Mrs. Westlakc outlined u.
The art exhibit OF pictures by
tinrold KnlEht and Laura Knight.
the well known picture painters.
brother and sister Ia Law Of Edgar
Knight of this city. were examined
and praised. other paintings were
by Hughes and Birch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
A TRIUMPH q
MONlEN MORKERs-

The activities OF the i~nter-church
work In New Mexico that were
launched az the state conference In
February are bringing wonderful re-
suits. The teams OF men workers and
a few women who were sent n into
the counties 10 make surveys ate sub
hitting 20 the state headquarters Of
nee here their reports. Rev. Mills.
state secretary, reports that Miss Har-
riet Henderson. who had Guadalupe
county for her field. was the nrat
worker 10 complete the survey; that
she gathered duta faster nj better,
aud submitted detailed reports IN
more comprehensive way than I'M OF
the men workers, with less expense
than any other worker. This too, M
uce Of obstacles Of long distances. and
daily scvere sand storms. that at this
seaSon sweep the plains district with
exceptional fury. Miss Henderson W
u yetcran In UGH work. as her cNpc-
Renee la campaigning In New Next q
when state president OF the w. G. II.
4. In the interests Of prohibition and
as state secretary Of Texas W. G. T. T..
make her specially trained for collect
Ing and making out such surveys. Miss
Henderson. now recording secretary OF
New Mexico W. q. T. e.. was a repre-
sentative OF the White Hlbboners a.
the state conference,
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Dean MNufnF GlNO Of the hlgn school.
dressed IN the part OF the millionaire
c~attleman. OF which Roswell has
many. Mrs. Ben ulnsberg uas awful
~ sweet and clever a. the western
gu, Pearl ~ the Pecoa. Lo Petit
Pale. queen OF the cabaret. u none
other than our charming Roberta
Henderson. Florence Heth was ter
riiying. fearfully n wonderfully
madc-up ~ an awful shrcv, the wife
Of the bolshevik. Helen I'm. 'Bcau-
utul Rainbcw, daughter o. the Nav
ajo. u Stacia pardec as Kitty Blair.
with an eastern air" took the leading
parts wonderfully we'll. Both very
danced aud acted their parts to the
satisfaction o. the audience.
The sensation OF the play was the
solo dancing OF Clay Htcarua. assist
ant to Mr. Scottl IN producing his
plays The person who Is dcslrpus Of
learning about tho newest things W.
dancing should see AFR. aicafna DO u.
All the latest In captivity were por-
traycd b. him-tho shocking shimmy.
he tiny uckle-toe, the crazy-crawl.
the jnxzy-tig ad the catchy cake walk.
We'll, anyway, Clay Stcarne was a.
wonder. The choruscs and dances
were graceful and coiorfuL made up
Of the following popular society sub
deba; Helen johnson. Roberta Hen
derBon, Mildred Shrnder, Elizabeth
Shepherd. Geraldine Ogie. Kathleen
Cruise. Stella jacobson. Carmao Mas
sey, Gertrude Wilkinson. Bob Lain
hart. Dean Maurer. Jim Webb. Alva
old.
MUSIC RECITAL.
Easter sunday afternoon will not
be forgotten by program performers
or the large number Of audit0ra Ia
the nr.aIvfnr4a, rhurrh Ttn 49,.
sion was a musicale by Tho piano pu-
pills Of Mas Louise Nichols. assisted by
Marian Eiler and Irene Epstein. vio-
lin pupils OF Miss Esteile Nalck. With
ease and precision. demonstrating
careful iraining. the following pro
gram was rendered.
Duet-An Evening Sonk ..... .Zeigiar
Katherine Montoya. Anna Montoya.
Let Us Try............. .Spauidinr
Mary Katherine conneii.
Sing Robin Sing. ~..Spauldlnr
Dorothy Strong.
The Merry Hunters ...... Virgil
Fyfe retora.
Woodland Waltz Duton
Margaret Marion.
Santa Claus ...s........ Hitler
Adele FARRELL.
Birds in the Trees ........ Paid
Margaret White.
Traum S%ennerin ....+.rs. .Labitaky
Marian Filler
(Howe Filler at the Piano)
On the McadoW ............ Lichncr
Anna M0ntoya.
(a) Games On the Green. Won VIM
(b) The Forest Chapel. .von Win
Catherine Nunilst.
Album f........4. Won Weber
Margaret Shortie.
Duet Negro Dance ....... .Gurlitf
Elsie Russell, Ruth Riedling.
" 5oro,by uacdr,ch ""'
Spring Song ......... NcnJclssohn
Irene Epstein
tDorothy Cameron ut Piano.
In the Gondoia ,.............R ohde
Sarah Louisa Cook.
ta1 ROneaoce ....s-..... MacDowcil
ID Dance OF the 0nomcr. ....s.. !
.......... 800, MacDoweii
Elsie Russell.
Schcrzo .s.s.s...s...s... hullnk
Helen Josiaa
(a) Idyll. ............ Mcdowell
90 Hunting Song ....... .Schumann
Margaret Bum.
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AT Mis-. WATsON's.

The Sew ana So circle were tho
guc,is 81 Mrs G. A. Watson Wednes-
day afternoon. AZ usuui n~cedlcwork
for b Day nursery occupied the
hands OF the industrious company.
Mrs. w. r.. Mcdowell gave an inter-
esting talk TINT started general dis
c%ussion on "Women's Place In Poll
ties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Cupid is at large again lie is tagging every goodlooking girl
and gallant man. There are marriages and rumors of marriages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Al
KAPPA HNNOIET.

bnmma heth cnNpi't OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma celebrated It's second
birthday anniversary with a formal
banquet Friday evening In Taft hall
at tho Alvarado hotel. Greatly to the
surprise Of the guests the affair Was
turned into an announcement party
of the engagement aud coming mar
ritgc 81 one Of the sorority members.
Each year at this spring party the
sorority viii follow the precedent Of
many other Kappa chapters by an
uouncing the engagements OF their
members which have occurred during
the yeir. Only one engagement was
announced this year. but II Is ru-
morcd five others might y been,
were not five young maidcns q bit 100
shy. ~
The beautiful decorations and
totorings OF the table were In all the
delicate shades OF the rainbow, cN-
pressed In tail pink tapers IN silver
tandlCstiCks, u%iternatcd with baskets
sunburst roses. Ecah place was
marked with a miniature birthday
cake with W. tiny candles n bear
ing the guests names IN frosttng.
From the baskets OF flowers, Tiny
golden keys tied with marrow stream
us OF pastel shaded ribbons. were
drawn, and on them wefc revealed
the words "Bctrothcd, ora Louise
Walravon 20 Harry ~. Ackerson. %
The announcement was q surprise
aud CAUSED u nutter OF excitement
and NAM lovely congratulations and
tuasts.
Miss Katherine Kelchcr acted ~
tuastmistrcss and called on Irene Fee.
Annie Lee Duncan. Irene Boldt.
Margaret Ice. Evelyn Trottrr and
Frances Rear fni responses To- lasts
The guests were. Katherine kele-
her. clair Bursum. Eyalyn Hunt. Bell,
Iartou Irene Frc, Margaret loc, An.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
E~NGINEEn MIpe.

Frank Sh~unlcbargcr, an A%lhuquer-
que youth born and reared here, NJ
"a happy benedict lie was married
last Monday. April s, to Miss Gertrude
Addington at the home OF the hrflc
In Taos. After tho corcmon" the
bridal pair motored to Albuquerque 10
visit MIR and Mrs. I. A. Shunlcbar-
ger, parents. at 80 East Iron avenue.
They left Tuesday evening on the
west bound train Tor California to
spend a honeymoon season. Mrs,
Frank Shuflebarger is reported to be
"A charming girl, well suited TO the
youth Alhuquerqueans are proud Of.
The bridegroom ~ an alumnus ~ the
Albuquerque htgh school and holds a
degree OF Bachelor Of Sciencc IN Wis.
consin university where he was an
honor graduate. winning scholarship
IN mathematics In his senior year. lie
b. "a member OF the American Legion.
and was many month"; overseas as
company commander ir owns and
operates tho Frank Shunlehargc.
Construction company. while en-
gagged In ruad-bGilding In Taos county
the courtship started and led to me
altar Mr. and Mrs. Shunlcbargei
viii return tu make their home In Al
huuurruue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Mr. and AIRS. Joseph r. Melraven
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. ora Louise. 10 Mr. Harry
Howard Ackprspn. This wedding VIII
lake place In June
The bridc-to.he attends the uni
vcrsity and is one OF the most lovely,
attractive and accomplished members
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr.. Ackersuu. who wns a Y NJ.
e. 4. secretary during the war is a
member Of the \. I. Martin real es-
tate firm ard one OF the most prom
incut Young business ntcn iu the city
The wedding will take place dur
ng the month Of Juuc. The young
couple expect 70 make Albuquerque
their future home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
BIRTHDAY

Miss Grace SfnrtE last Tuesday
passed another milestone ON Mos
highway. just the number is not
known. az thlt Opponent spoke NOT
u word but might just u.s. we'll be-
caus, tho figure is Kunwn 90 be so
lttl" SCI. That Tine milc stones may
grow 10 q good big figure FOR this
popular Firl o. She wish of those who
participated 300 Che celebration and
many uthors.
First was tho surprise feature Of e
hirthdu, cake 800 the Phi Nh lunch
con at Grimshtws grille Tuesday a.
moo Then mother surprise the
same evening That was at the
Country club. : dance was tho d.
N~rruHDucut. of course. and everybody
present wis glad the honoreu was 20
muut wars old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
FULL DRESS BAIL

The Thirty club " still "a live wire
in the social machinery uf the Duke
tity. \ witness to this statement Is
the happy revival bail held hN the
former members uf the Thirty club
and "a chosen number of invited
guests This was a revival Of social
functions. that IL expected Ia be the
beginning OF regular cycnt The
place was the odd Fellows hall The
company numbered - couples
most the number ot the original
"Thirty'-and the evening gowns ana
evening suits added to the dignity Of
the dancers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
IN. B.--Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1887

ME Lee Duncan. lorenn BURTON
Katherine Conway. joy Spruce, LII
liam Spickard. Frances Bear, Anita
Huhhell. Helen Macarthur. Wilma
snyder. Louise Malrnyen, E'tlyn
Trotter. Kathrrn Little, Kathleen
Long. Irene Boidt. Mrs. Guy L. Rog-
ers. Miss dary kimhall. Mrs Jerrc
Haggard. Mrs. Winfred Zicglcr. Mrs.
ENeritt Wood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
MRS. gRrHNnRs RECEPTION.

Springtime cheer. beautiful new
dresses end hcurt-wurming cordinlity
were enjoyed by the fortunate iuvitees
to Mrs. H.. 4. mVhmer's home on
I.dna boulevard Monday afternoon. In
the living room receiving with the
hostess we're; Mrs. r.. y. Roger. MtH
VI X. Wyider. Mrs a < M~clandress.
and Mrs. Clarke Of Socorro. The din
ing room had been beautined with
golden hlossomH and decorations OF
the same shade. Here Mrs, A. q.
Shortlo and Mrs. Lucien luce poured.
assisted by Misses Celia Rire of Louis
vile. Kentucky. Estclle Luthy, 'laud-
Inc Hutter. another out Of town Eirl.
aud Mrs. \ u. Lokeu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
TI1IIsRs SOIRET

The Good Time club wnNes happier
with every hop. That IL the lmprrs-
sion OF those who have noted the res
ulur monthly icNces o. The club tnut
not even war pc the n. q l.. can
squclch o. la any way anect The laft
Demonstration ct the JOYFUL times the
members and their friends have was
at Colombo hall last evening.
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a los To ~ALnuQrrRouE.

Mhen ieN. Alfred -. kAnn was hN-
pointed district supervisor OF religious
education OF the Rocky mountain
states. for the Christian church board,
his friends reioiced that 80 able a man
was selected for. so responsible a POSI-
ton. but the after thought h. not Ho
cheerful Albuquerque tn general n
the Gold " broadway church in
particular, loscs the ministry OF a de-
vout spiritual leader "a capable organ
izcr and cultured speaker n must
clan. The church has treblcd In mem
hership and mor han Weulcd IN at
tendance since Mt kuhn's pastorutc
here OF one year Mrs. kuhn. who
has been In 40 health the past yeaf
will go with the children to califoF-
mia when school has closed. and vii
ioin Mr.. Kuhn In Denver after a 30
louru at tho coast Mr. Kuhn breaches
his farewell crmur here tomorrow,
He will cave eat week Tor Pueblo,
Colorado. 90 attend "a conference OF
church leaders and then go 20 Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
STUDENT THEsTIANs WIN
IMHlCIg.

bramatists Of Tho high school won
added laurcls lHst evening in tho
presentation Of tho annual Mo play
Hurry Hurry, hurry"
\ barge audience that filled the
auditorium gave unstintcd applause
mat the actors before the footlights
we'll mcritcd.
Betty Morrisscftr the COY debutautc
was % faNoritv Betty always is
Juliet floi-chpr was Ia tho opinion
OF most Of her auditors. bright. par
uculur star Of b. stugc constellation.
Dale Snyder the college freshman.
acted th, role ot The honstrr with tbs
hrnVado ut 10 veteran actor. stephen
Railing waU another leader in "a well
chosen, Wcl trained east.
Credit tur tho coaching goes 20
Miss oiyo Morris teacher uf Journal
ism aud dIImHtID-. The minds of
many harkrd back to the senior
uramu of lart year and other years.
ana recalled thu many splendid per-
formuucrs Of senior plays To the
credit ut 8. % S. And FOR many
thurc was q paug of regret that stu
dents cannot Eu Hu giving these de-
hrhtful poppy performances. forever
and ever.
Following is u. cast Of the clever
comedy, not n of which was anna
flourish, hut lin" in individual and
team work.
People Of tho plns as YOU meet them.
Mrs. Hooker. modern mother. ...
...........,.... Mnrcclla Matsou
Rita. muid ...... 90. Gertrude Stone
Mr. Hooker business .......
-sNruE kiVyt
Floy Hooker. Jrnutantc .........-
.............. BETTY Morrisscttt
steve Hooker, college freshman ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
AFFAIRs IN THE \. N

ties was cnrried on az recreation
Center. ig0 North second street
Monday Afternoon the Girl RESERVES
Of the eighth grade mel for s business
meeting. The greater part OF the dis
cussion was GiNen over SO summer
plans. camps and conferences,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

TUESDAY evening the G. q. r. club
heard E ~ Garcia in the last Of his
series OF talks en- the subject % Our
tcoaanuea On page ,~o.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
PmI Nd TnATERNITN nIsN.

List the recital OF the busy I'M
Mus
A luncheon az the chapter house
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs. NCnohM
Muptun Keller "a national oiiciul Of
the fraternity whose charm Of per
sonality equals the charm ot her mu-
steal name.
Iniuatory rites FOR three candidates
Thursday evening az the chapter homie
on "Education liill." OF course the
mystic ceremonial o. those h ON
oint.d therein must necessarily hc
secret But the names of initiates,
both tho initiating and initiated are
proud to tell, These are Margaret
liard"mou. Lillian Patton, Pauline
Davis.
Yesterday At high noon there was
% particularly pleasing. festive auaii
Of the fraternity ot the Phi MI a.
GrimshaW's grille. Mrs Keller was
the houorce of this occasion attended
by the alumlac members. Flowers
n music gave effective rom pllurnt
to the bright faces ana brighter plaN
ut wit
The lhi Ma social scene shifted q
the chapter home Yesterday afternoon
From I To . o'clock there was "a re-
Cvpti0n iu compliment Co the national
officer. Mrs. Keller Of chicago Alum
a members. active chapter mem
beers and q taNorcd li-t 0f mNitcos and
the -pHtroncsscs Of the fraternity were
present at the reception.
Earlier In the week there was the
customary frttCIuity luncheon of the
get together clan In the alumnae
chaptcr-as usual, at Grimshuw's.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
PARTY AT SOUTH ROSEMARY

All the patrons and friends of
South Rosemary school are cor
daily invited to a party to be
given at the school house Thurs
day evening, October 7, at 8
O'Clock. There will be no ad-
mission charged as the object of
the party is to get all Of the COM
munity together and have a good
time.
The grades and high school
will present program. There
will be drills by the primary
grades, songs and recitations by
the intermediate department and
a short, funny play by the high
school.
Every one will have a chance
to take part in the evenings fun.
Remember our party date and
don't forget to come to South
Rosemary.
8th and 9th Grades
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
POWELLTOWN ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Simmons,
Of Speed, spent the weekend
with relatives IN Powelltown.
Mrs. L. Powell motored to
Panacea Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons.
Miss Patterson went home for
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Medlin,
of Petersburg, Va, have been
visiting Mr.. Mediums parents.
Rev. Hayman, of Weldon,
preached an interesting sermon
at Smiths church Sunday after
noon.
Misses Patterson, Sisk and
Helen Powell spent Monday af-
ternoon in Roanoke Rapids shop
ping.
Mr.. William Barker, of Hen
derson, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Glover Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Shell has built a
new store in Powelltown. His
stock of goods will soon be in
stalled.
Thursday night is moving pic
ture night at South Rosemary.
Supt. Akers visited South
Rosemary school Monday after
noon.
The Carolinian Literary Society
of the South Rosemary school
presents program every Friday
afternoon at 2::30. A debate is a
feature of each program. All
the patrons of the school are in
vited to be present at the meet
ings of the Carolinian Society.
All the patrons of the school
are asked to keep their eyes on
The Herald to find out the date
for cleanup day.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

/, A. H. Coles, of Rosemary N. c.,
House No. 245, am always striving
for the Masters cause; it is my heart
desire to do something for Cod. l am
trying to get Gods word in as many
homes as | possibly can. Any person
who needs bible or testament call to
see me, l will show you my catalogue
of bibles and testaments and gladly
place one in your home at wholesale
cost. don't want penny for my trou-
Bile. can save you anywhere from 81
to SIS on family bibles. IF any church in
this community needs pulpit bible |
will be glad to get one for them at
wholesale. This offer is extended to all
both white ane colored.- --9-17-3t
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
WITH THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stanley White, Pastor
Miss Lacy Crisp, 0ryanist
Mr.. ]. H. Harrison, 5. 5. Superintendent

Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Morning Service HOO A. M.
Afternoon Service $3.50 P. M.
Evening Service 1880 P. M.
Christian Endeavor 6:45 P. M.
Prayer Meeting 7:S0 P. M. on
Wednesday.
Decision Hour will be conduct
ed in the Sunday school by DR..
Fincher. The afternoon service
is particularly for young people.
The subject for Sunday night
is THE Way of Life"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01

Church school and Adults
Bible Class, T. w. Mullen,
Supt. at 9:45
HOO A. M. Celebration Holy
Communion and sermon
7:30 Evening service and sermon
Ladies Guild will meet Tues
dey $3.50 P. M.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday
7:30 P. M.
Second Circle. Thursday 1880
P. M.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
Baptist Church
7. 5. Crutchfeld Pastor.

Sunday school 1000 A. M.
W. S. Hancock, Supt.
Preaching HOO A. M. and
1880 P. M.
Prayer meeting each Wednes-
day evening at 1880.
The Public cordially invited to
all services.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01

Sunday, Oct. Bird 1920.
Musical program as follows:
A. M. Voluntary: Safely
Through Another Week"
0ffertory: The Word of the
Lord is Right.
P. M. Offertory; Nearer My
God to thee"
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
w. V. Woodroof, Supt.
Services IL A. M. and 1880
Preaching each hour by the
pastor.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday
7:30 p. M.
All our services are at your
command, and q hospitable well
come awaits you.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01
Classified Advt. Column

FOR SALE-135 ACRES OF
land about 5 miles from Little
ton, over quarter million feet
saw mill timber. Price five
thousand. E. c. Wilkins,
Thelma N. C.
9-13-5t
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-01

Next Sunday Is Eighteenth
Sunday after Trinity.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-21
The Best Advice
FOR MOTHERS

l. l. u / n +,
/ LIS -" |
was weak,
n e r V 0 u s
and run
down after
IN OF h er-
hood, and
was ad
vised to
take the
'Favorite
Prescrip-
t i on > |
took about
five bottles
while nurs-
j n g m y
baby and
ne seemed
to improve
as much as
l did. My
appetite