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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25
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Uonoring their ioaehcr, tho
twelve girls comprising Mrs Oars
sunday School class surprised hcr
with . unique party nj the home ot
Mrs, Kavsisc Monday evening. The
rooms wcrc beautifully decorated
In pink and ~hits flowers and tho
Misses lola Kavcicc and Margaret
Aksrs served delicious refresh
msnts. TIL. feature Of the evenings
entertainment was tho highly Inter
cs,iux contest OF guessing tho title
Of tho book which each girl In some
manner represented. Mrs. Carr was
presented with u dainty silver spoon
bearing the name Of the class.
The kris Of the l.. l.. club pres
ont were: Vida stephens, Ruth
Sylvester. Margaret Akcrs. Esther
and Margaret Godfrey. Helen stocb-
.r. Elizabeth Pollock. irola Corning
ton. Josephine Van Fleet. Gladys
Ditto. Msrxarc, Good and lola kav-
alec.
Mrs. Carmichael entertained . tho
rortniKhtiy Bridge Club ut her
home on Grand Ave-. this afternoon.
Friday. A beautifully appointed
two course luncheon was served the
guests. The members present were
the McsdAmes Jack Nelson. Psrdew.
Faus. Cornelius. Mcclure. Spencer.
Oipe. Glynn. willis Fasxett. Hugh
Savage: guests. Mesdames Monin-
ger. Thome. Hecker. Orshood. Rob-
inaon. and Ward.
Thursday n party Uf ladies pie
nicked at Wagon Wheel Gap. Those
enjoying the day were the Mes
danes Mcclure. Mitchell. vailc.
Morrison. Carter. b. Mitchell. Good
ding. Wood. Charles bishop. Car.
michael. and High.
Mrs. I. l.. Baird and mother were
the guests OF Mrs. A. d. Graham at
Alamosa Sunday.
Mrs.. David Patterson Of Mesita
has been visiting friends In Monte
Vista this week. Mrs. Patterson re-
turned home Friday. ~
e
Mrs. A. B. Van Nostrand enter
tanned At delightful luncheon last
Friday.
Miss Mildred Baird gave several
readings At Nine. Stansneld's must.
cal recital In Alamosa this Tuesday.
all Of which we're highly appreciat-
ed.
The Monte boys are giving . big
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mrs. Monin9er OF Denver arrived
Wednesday In Monte Vista to visit
with Mrs. John Hecker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

The Monte boys are giving . BIZ
dance at Center tonight (Friday.)
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-: ~ !. ~ ~: - . e''s's =
1s1aOAsao-oD0o7D ~
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1889
NJ. asd Mrs. Jobs Rawlings 81.
t~rtained Dr. Eloesoe st dses din.
nsr lass Saturday sssaias-
-
III. u. u. Abbott Of Dol Norts was
sssss a The J. c. 0ubssash home
sunday aAA Mes1sy.
Misses Rsth vsa NeasrasA. yern
Allen we're The .aiaass gusses 81
Miss rAs,aa Corsii Friday evssias.
Mr. aaA Mn. Moe saAAisr enter
tsinsA M. aa1 Ma J. =. Carter.
Mis- riorsscs Kissisoa. Thsssdsy
~vesiag.
Min rays stsrsoek vas'a dinner
gees q Nm. RalpA Mccoy sad
Mis- RusA Bassoa FriAAy evening.
-
Mr.. and MrA l.. Baird entertained
At family 1iaass Tuss1ay II hoees
Of their fostistA wedding aaaivsr-
.sary.
Nio Ruth kavalse entertained
Nsssss Rush sAsst ssA vssa Nc
Cormick q . strawberry supper"
TAursAay svssias.
NJ. and Mrs. JoAa Durgstt eater
taissd NJ. aaA Ma Dc. Durgsst.
Mr.: and Mrs. =. p. Merchant aod
daughter as . "srosss aiasss" rsss-
day evsaiaS.
The FNahDsa and 0oDAomore
ciassss, sajo9sA . wsinsse roast
rhussAay svsoiss as H. seven Nile
Piasa.
Hoaoeias Mr.. sad Nm. WIN
MiaeAsli Of soaiA Casbiisa. Mr.. and
Mfs. Dsaak DtsAsD sotsrtai1sd At .
dlasse party THE (TTiday) evening.
Covses were laiA for tvSlve.
Mrs. e. l.. Stroup entertained at
. roast duck dinner last Sunday.
Mn. MaxAsiA. Mr.. And Mrs. Glen
Perry, Mr.. aA1 M. Harry 6trouD.
Mn. Allan Howard and children.
TIE Sunday School board Of the
Methodist church nsk at The hone
OF C. e. Hart Tuesday sight. II was
. profitable nsseiAs and The soodiy
number prisaaa sa3oyeA tie serving
Of rssrsahnsat0.
The golden wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Dassett OF Del
Norts was celebrated In ntting man
ner By the maAy friends Of the e.
timable and well kaovn couple on
Wednesday Of last week. says the
Proprietor.
AZ the home Of Mrs. Manecke. the
ladies Of the Methodist missionary
society were pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon. Serving OF
nice refrsshments followed the bust
meas mesting. Mrs. Manecke was as
sisted BY Mesdames Harry Brown
and Stocker - hostessss.
90
Tho School faculty enjoyed q love-
ly picnic and picnic dinner At tho
Riverside ranch last Saturday. The
PARTY left tho school building early
Saturday morning. Tho party was
made up Of the following: Mesrs.
and MesAames Fox. Van Fleet and
daughter. Jordan. Bailey: Mrs.
Hampton and daughter; Misses Vest.
Corlctt. Clark. Martin, Milstead.
Paige. Faus, 6tudls. Hora. Bowman.
NeihAm. Finley. Trenoweth. Clara
and Jessie Moriss, Barns. Worth.
Skinner. Sims: Msssss. Bronsll and
Cornweli.
Wednesday evening Mrs. H. c.
Allen entertained . number Of tho
young people At lovely party. The
occasion bsasg the birthday OF her
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

0OerTtON I'D TEACH1W"
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ward and Mr..
aad Mrs. u. J. KAvaleo gave = rce-p-
ton Tuesday evening TO the sap"r-
tntsnd~nt and teachers of tn. Monte
Vista schools ~ III" kAvalcr hom~.
4 worry pleasant evening vas spent
By the guests. The program render.
I'd included n reading by Miss Jane
Corictt. piano solo by Miss Irene
Sins. and vioiia solo by Miss lola
Kavslcc accompanied on the plano
by Miss Ruth kavaicc. Dainty re-
fresh m~nts were served. Tho guestA
were: supt. and Mrs. II. ~. Van
fleet and daughter Josephine. Mr.,
and Mrs. rox. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs, Jordon. Misses studlc.
Morn. Trcnow~th. Clark. Paige.
Martin. Skinner. Sims. corlrtt. Tul-
". 8andauist. Torncli. Vest. Morris.
Riley. Mils,cad. Mount. Dietrich.
Nihcus. Bowman. Finley, Burns.
Worth. Faus. Mrs. Hampton. Mr..
Browneii. Mr.. Cornwrii.
Mc~damcs A. u. Van Nostrand. y.
~. Rawlings. and J. N. Ditto enter
taiasd At an elaborate one o'clock
iuncheou last Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Van Nostrand.
rA> A.scs~stuu. ~.rs - velnA rue a.,
sweet peas. and = dainty luncheon
vas served the following guests:
Mesdsmea OooddinE. Aldrich. Har-
pr. c. u. Coriett. Geo. Corictt.
John Rawlings. W. J. Clark. Hecker.
Robinson. Lauer. Elsea. Edman.
Cornelius. VIII Woods. Chax Akers.
Chaa. Bishop. Medley. Monroe.
Cramer. Fornwald. Freeman. r. L.
Bishop. Campbell. .Correii. Faus.
John Harris. Walter Dietrich. Chen
~. veerkamp. Hooker. Station.
Bone. Bushinser. sylvester. Nun
sell. B. Y. Stevens. Ward. Pollock.
Fuller. westel Wallace. L. b. Wal
lace. ". r. Carter. Gibson. Sims.
willis Fassstt. Silsbse. John Mac
Arthur. Thome. w. W. Wright. h.
b. wallace. 0titt, Kavalsc. Harry
Hswkins. Ars. william Doebler OF
-6alnon. Idaho. and Mrs. C. 2. Col
lisr OF Rossberry. Oregon.
80
Mrs.. Alice b. Cheney entertained
at an elaborate dinner Sunday In
hoaor Of the 3Sth wedding anniver-
Ary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bishop.
Dssides the guests OF honor. those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mitchell Of Center. Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN Mitchell Of South Carolina. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bishop and dauEh-
ter. and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lauer.
Mrs. Station Tohill arrived Thurs
day morning from her parents
home In Denver. The divorce suit
OF Tohill ". Tohiil has been with
drawn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Miss Mildred Baird gave several
readings At Nine. Stansfield's must
cal recital In Alamosa this Tuesday.
all OF which were highly appreciat-
ed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mr. aaA Mn. Mole oaA1isr enter
tainsd M. aaA Ma J. =. Carter
Miss Florsecs Kiaaisoa. Thurs6aI
rvesiag.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. iss

Mr. asd MFs. Jobs Rawlings 81.
t.rtained u. Eloesoa st . dscs din.
nss lasa SATURDAY sssola0-
III. u. u. Abbott Of Dol Norts was
. gusse ss the J. c. 0ubrsath home
sunday aA1 Mes1sy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mrs. Station Tohill arrived Thurs
day morning from her parents
home In Denver. The divorce suit
Of Tohill ". Tohiil has been with
drawn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Misses RstA vsa NoatraaA. Yer
Allen we're The .diaass gussss o
Mtss TAeloa Cossil Friday evoaiag
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mrs. A. b. Van Nostrand enter.
tanned At q delightful luncheon last
Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

NJ. and Mrs. JoAa Durgstt Gator
tained Mr.. aaA Mira 0ee. burgest
Mr.: aud Mrs. =. p. Merchant and
daughter ae . "groass aianss" Tsee'
day evsaiaS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Nin RATA kavalse entertained
Muses. RuSh OAoee anA refa Nc
Cormick q . strawberry supper
ThuSpAay ovo0t0g.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mrs. !. l.. Baird and mother were
Alamosa Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

MIN rays stsssoek was'a diane
gussa q Ass. Ralpe Mccoy a.
Ntss Rvth Bassoa rrt1Ay evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mr.. sad Mira l.. Baird entertained
At . family 1taass TUss1ay II hoees
Of their fosttstA vsddias aaaivsr.
sary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Mrs. David Patterson Of Mesits
has been visiting friends In Monte
Vista this week.. Mrs. Patterson re-
turned home Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Hoaosias Mr.. and Mn. win
MiteAs,i Of soath Carolina. Mr.. and
Nrs. Prank DtsAsD sotsStai1sd 1t .
diAase party tAis (FriAay) evening.
Covses were lajA for tvUlve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-25

Thursday n party Vf ladies ri
nicked At Wagon Wheel Gap. Tho
enjoying the day were the Me
danes Mcclure, Mitchell. Vail
Carter. b. Mitchell. Goo
ding. Wood. Charles bishop. ca
michael, and High.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

"D.an'; you say your pa
| was brave and fought in Tho Na-?
'Iie surs-'nuff didi" rapiiet Berue.
.So did Uncle Stan and Dncie oec'ge!
Then you oughtn't to 90 a fraid-
catl' said Johnnie. You've got q
nice. red muller a2d red tnirens and
tur cap"
Ir.rsJd suddenly soi a good i'Na Tor
A gar.r. He was clevor e"en If he
hadn't been to school uurh-
Lets play the cold t - enemy
he cried. Let's pla. >~-9 fghtin'
him, and wen throw SOW balls at
him and chase him ali round the
house,"
Berthe liked the idea. She thought
1t would be a good way to celebrate
Abraham Lincoln's birthday. because
it's day when you naturally think
about fighting and bravery. She really
was afraid of the cold OUTSIDE. because
she was use to the warm South. and
all day and every day she sat close be-
side the fire and shivered. As fer get
TIM her up in the morning. Eer Auntie
declared it was like pulling t,eth!
We'll pretty soon eEt ran Berthe all
dressed in her warmest. Her AUntie,
Johnne's mother, looked out of the
window and said to herself: -cl glad
to SEQ that child going out to play
l was afraid she'd get SICK sitting still
all day BY the fro"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

Meanwhile the children we're chas-
ing Tho enemy. Did North Wind. all
around The house. Johnnie was Abra-
saEi l.sncola--bccause be was the old
est and could run the fastes:-Berue
va Stdn>wali Jacksoa--because she
wes from he South--HArold was Gens
eral GranN White Annie. who didn't
know snrS linS about history but did
know nhss she waatsd 20 be. insisted
that she was LILLE Rcd Riding Hood
II c'a1't matter at all " General
Grant and StonewaI Jackson fought
side by side '''Cause. everybody Is
Just plain United Staters now" John
ME explained. IAN there isn't any
more South sr North or East or Vest"
(And he ought to know because he
went to school every day except Sat
urdays and Sundays.)
What a fight the enemy did give
these brave Generalsl First came
Major Jack Frost and pinched Bertie's
toes: then Old General Snow tried to
trip her up. while Captain North Wind
blew harder than ever. But the brave
army rushed on, and the first thing
they knew Jack Frost stopped pinch
lng-at least, his pinches grew awful
weak-Old General Snow got tramped
all full of holes; Captain North Wind
couldn't bite any more. indeed he only
succeeded in making Bertie's cheeks
red as apples
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

Tho enepiy was all crowded up BY
TIE snow bank near The hedge now
They ma5e spowballs anG pelted h:n'
an pel.od him.
"Ow-w-w-w!' he whocped. slippins
W into 'Ae up-top G: the everSreen
tree by the gate.
Il guess he's beaten nowf' cried
Be-tio stopping. "I know foe, warm.
er than I've ever eel, F.pcs l cusus
hers.-
So then the v:o:crs uoopsd Laughing
into the houss. where Jnhnpie's moth
er greeted them, and sts was SO
pleased to see how jolly and well
BERTHE looked that she gave them each
a big thick slice Of gingerbread.
"Bertie isn't 'fraid of the cold any
more" explained Johnnie. We fought
him clear off, just like the Generals
fought in the war!"
$50 you are like Abraham Lincoln
after ALL" said Johnnie's mother
Don't you know. people whS are
afraid of something are slaves. You
didn't know you were slave. did you
Berthe dear? / wonder IL you're quite,
quite free rowi"
you'll see, Auntie." cried Berthe.
wait til it's time to get up tomorrow
an L won't have to have the gas stove
lighted firstl"
"F'reedom forever! Hurrah. boys.
hurrah," shouted Johnnie laughing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06
COUSIN BERTHE
AN ABRAHAM LINCOLN STORY

loud voice just like the phonograph.
Sing It agasnl" she cried. Sling =
a whole lots CT times,r
ASK your mother II ysu sea sDne
over to my house and t1s eoSs<s
Bertie." said Joharis. "3SAsin -s~-Sis
can't come oYt. Kss seyS sts izr't
used to such ax5a wez.ser aN' she's
scared ct Sks srow. E<ecy moru.ns
ead hight TIE sas pteve before FASffl
sxe vS!-
or es~r~x sne ts.c tsSidrcn rushed
inso the hxNso to ask Mother !t they
asxs6 60 over to 1ehnrie hn'ise,
Mother said: "Ycs, csars, kat coat
stay too long"
on the three ran across tie street
to Johnnie's house. Cousin B>';ie wSs
standing at the window with her nose
| sauashed against the glass and when
/ she saw the children she ran ana
opened the front door.
"R-r-r-rl" she shiversa. 81 Should
think you-all would be pretty near
froze stiff"
'Irs grand ou,sidel" replied John
ME. you'd like It Il you'd only try
| it,"
I'm rraid I'd slip I'D fall dowa.-
said Cousin BERTHE. I'm fra'd my
toes would get frost bite"
"You're 'traid or lots OF things.
aren't yous" SAID little Annie. Il
ain't 'fraid OF the cold. We make
snowmen and big. big. big sno% balls
big as that" And Annie spread
ont her arms as far as she coald
"You ouchtn't to be 'fraie on Abe
r,roo,,,s birth5av," said Johnnie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

n NJ writing an / love you letter ~
n Daddy" SAID Polly drawing god
arrow through red heart. MISS
U resgy told us IN School that tomor
Guw was loving lay ana that We should
send l love ~ letters 10 all our
friends"
Not. i lovt you letters" sconed
Tom, "VaIentE- ), they're called. sure,
tomorrows ST Valentines Day, III
nave TO ouy scIle valentines 10 sena
out. myself. q fss III get fe" tunny
ones Tor the fs ,ws'
"BLt that ,e Va not be IN the true
spirit OF st. V. inune." said Mother.
puttlng down l r sewing and Jo.n'ns
me TWO al The play room table, -
EaIenI4ne stauds Tor love and kindness
and jokes and ugly tricks.
! st. kd.euL4He!" Gr!Cu I O.iy ana Tom
| together, Was there really ever sucH
d person? On 40 tell Us about niu-
! "Lon5 years ago" began MotsIer.
''thery l4ged across Lhe sed AIan VINO
/ NAs Known as Everybody Friend, %
I k.nd ana LhoughLIuI was ne OF ali tn4t
/ anew nlta. Many were the friends ne
/ nad. kIch or poor. OF hIgh degree or
/ humble pIrth II mattered not TO MIN,
/ he treated all with The same sracious
] kindness ana consideration. Now TINS
good maa made At a habit tc visit all
! the POOR, sIck and needy people of his
/ town, and wherever he went tears
! changed TO smiles and slghs 70 laugh
| ter. His coming was awaited by the
( poor folk with eagerness, and his go
/ .ngs were attended by blessings from
7 the lips OF Tue poor whom ne had
/ befrterded After he had gone his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

~ he umbrella stand usually seen
81 a. made with mcrtise and tenon
a jo.n.s Thsss joints are d.hledit
nor the ams;eur TO make with
i:tnitsd number of tools and Little ex-
p4-.epee in woodwork. But this one Is
sc simple that any boy who is a care
fEi worker, has mastered the use OF
TIE most common tools and can in
teii.gentIy read a working drawing
win find very easy to construct.
Oak or other good material should
be used IL the stand is to occupy a
rlace with well finished pieces but II II
4 desired for storm shed or porch II
san be made of cheap woec ano
painted.
The first parts TO make are the iegs'
riane UP the four pieces. 1t Is ohiy
necessary to square one END as lhe
other Is to be rounded. Draw center
line and from this lay out the leg pat
tern. a pencil compass or pair OF ol-
viders can be used for the work he-
move the stock with coping or turn-
ing saw IL you have one and hnlsh
ne top 10 line with spoke shaNe OF
plane and the bottom design WIN
Sood rAsp and sandpaper. II mlgh'
"a we'll at this time to lay out the
.acation and bore holes for screws 10
fastsn the legs 10 the top and bottom
parts. They may be fastened to the
ion part 80 the points where the
.,rves cut the edges are flush with the
top ef the top piece or these poiniA
o.as project three-eighths inch above
~ top piece. either way VIII lo"H
al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

be used for catching the drippnss or
any other pan You ma have and wIsh
TO use. Decide OF the fan before cut
ting the opening q; ihc bQttom piece
and cut It to n the pan. Ii tin pie
plate is used i; shoult be yell painted
TO protect il from -usting. granite
basin will not rust.
Fasten the legs to the o'her parts
with brass or nickel plated screws,
sancpaper all parts wei nnfo"c as
IscmbpcK Stain aud wa1 or varnish
as you wish If You u-e varnlsh and
do moi want shiny finish. after thor
oughly dry rub the varnish with
pumice-stone ard oil. This Will pro
duce what is called an egg she'i f7ish
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06
THG cJUnIOR COOK
Fc,: THE vALENrp'E PARTY

Perhaps you are having school OF
home party on Valentines Day. anu
will want to serve something pretty.
Cocoa, served with q big fat marsh
mellow in each cup Is at<e and VII"
it make lots of good sandwiches
Some sandwiches can be plain COW
cred sandwiches filled with chopped
ham or lettuce and salad dressing or
,eanut butter. Cut each kind into a
1;nerent shape. square. oblong or TIL
angle shaped and arrange on plates or
in baskets with a few real Valentine
sandwiches to give the plate a "paru-
ned" air.
To make the Valentine sandwiches
you will need:
One package of cream cheese-like
the Blue Label Cheese.
One-third cupful of cooked or may
onnaise salad dressing.
One glass OF red jelly or stiff jam
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

For the Top and bottom pieces plane
up two pieces three-Gda"ters inches
thick aad ten and one-half inches
saIara. Draw center lines aGd corner
layouLs. Cut the corners with a saw
and plane of the rough edges left by
the saw. Pc very careful you do not
plane beyond the line. From the point
" here tie center lines intersect dr7 Y
the circle which bounds the open ing
to be cut. Bore holes through which
TO insert the saw blade for cutting.
key hole. coping or turning saw may
be used for making the cut. Tie edge
should be nicely rounded. this can be
done with wood rasp and sanapaper.
A large sized common pie tin may
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

ATNNIE AND HAROLD found an
old derby hat which needed a
snowman to go under It. so
y y they were hard at work when
Johnsis Jones came running into their
yAra.
~sv," said Johnnie. ct got a
cousfa at home who came from
Georgia. Her Great-Grandpa kept
Annie's eyes ana Harold's eyes
grew big.
Don't you know what day tsss sss''
asked johnnie. who was esshe aSk
went 10 schsoL
Annie and johnnie keA started az
:ho beginning OF school. but ykey had
both had the measles, so thsz hadn't
been 20 school for quite while. Be-
sides Harold was only seven ane An
uie was six.
"f;'s chews3ayi" replied Harold. "I
Know cause yesterday was Wash
Day"
''rt's Abraham Lincoin's Birthdayl'
,-ied Johnnie. abraham Lincoln set
the slaves FREQ. Cousin Bertie taugh.
raA a sons which sne learned from hhr
'Fan:nay down South. 1t goes like
t.is. and It ought to make you remem.
b4' bout Linceir..
I'm Eighteen Fl - sred a,d six.y-four
De War! De vfFi
Abe Lincoln set de darl1ies free.
Hoorari Hoorarr"
Annie ciapped her hands ant
laughed. because she thought II wa!
a fine song and johnnie had nice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

10 all Who had formerly awaited MS
coming. Little boys carried these
notes from door to door. knocking on
the wiadow after putting the note on
the door step. and then running on TO
the next house. AT FIRST the surprised
townsfolk wondered who could be the
sender of the mysterious letter that
lay on the step. then when they read
the words of love within they cried;
1T must be Valentine" for that was
the good mans name.
p so throughout his long Illness end
ihe days of weakness which followed
before his death, Valentine tried to
make up for his absence from the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06
Thriftograms by Abraham Lincoln

What Is It that we hold most denrA
Our own liberty and prosperity.
Be a patriot Don't mar the inn
mortal emblem OF humanity, the Dec
larat:on OF Independence.
Every blade OF grass Is a study; ana
20 produce two where there wns but
one IS both a proft aud pleasure.
Tho hired iaboror OF yesterday la
bcrs on his own account to-day and
viii hiro others to labor for him to.
morrow.
Teach economy. that is one OF tho
first and highest virtues 1t begins
with saving money.
Follow Lincoln's advice-you have
the opportunity. All he says here APP
Fl es to you now. Buy War Savings
stamps and Thrift Stamps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

C'a:ant. green grape or straw
ocrs? is best
Au ne cheese and salad dressing
til q anooth. white cream is formed.
Cw slices of bread one-quarter inch
thick and with a heart shaped cutter,
cut into hearts. fSave the scraps for
bread crumbs which can be used for
puddings or croquettes.)
With duh knife put row of the
cheese mixture around the edge Of the
heart-shaped bread. Make this thick
but rather narrow so it will look like
high border.
Into the hollow center thus formed.
drop a teaspoonful of red jam. Notice
that these sandwiches have no cover
are made with one slice of bread only.
They should be made as near serving
time as possible.
Arrange some of these gay sand
witches on top of the palmer ones and
serve at once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

the world over by an exchange OF lo'e
greeting and friendship pledges.
I'm glad you told US that story.
said Tom, II think he must have had
a beautiful soul. I'm real ashamed
even thought of sending comic
Valentine. Hereafter. III just send
real love messages that l mean ana
feel.@
"Me too" exclaimed Polly. and drew
out her paint box to make red heart
with a gold arrow through 1t for her
unot her
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06

houses OF h.s friends by sending thrnl
MESA ees apd notes fun OF cheer and
courage aud assurances of frtendrn.p
These notes were called Valentines for
he sender. and every one who had
ever heard OF the frc old man nopef
ard Ionged TO receive 'hcu When
Valentine died the towrsfJ:S whr-
very sad. for they hai icsi : sqod and
true friend and tis going h1d left a
nolloys IN tl,cir hearts that could not
he af.o5. Thtr ono man Htf happy
thrrL-N, let us," ne said. "in Valer
tin --~~r,v send nofas Of love ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-06
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