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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31

10 C@I: James Armstrong, aitef
meeting him at the home Of Mc. and
Mrs. James a. Cathcartt, ia Columbia,
Scslth Carolina.
Dear comraac IN the days gone by!
Despite this chill December weather,
Ny heart warmed up when you and
To-day were broGgght once more to-
Gather.
Not only were those hours al fsauGa:
With pleasure, bat with mary pleas
ures;
Ard i, The stcre;ouse OF my thought
They'll have a place anlcng my treas
urcs.
OF troops as fins as.carth Ger held
Old Cardinals force consisted:
Ard none of these ii aught e.scelled
The. regiment Maxcy Gregg enlisted.
Both you and i had Office there
And were in prominent positions:
And we are proud that we appear
To have been worthy Of connis-
sioas.
II hat of?cefs we Fad! How brave!
How naTohing; fighting, suffering,
striving!
Three score CT them now in the
Ard Only We, It seems, surviving!
OF course we two shall follow soon.
But that s no cause fcs@fcss or sor-
: row
II l:fe's din, evening It's al boon
10 re so near the greet tomorrow.
Then let'. be cheerful, staunch Of
heart,
Csasszted with our situation.
Aad trusting that when we depart,
Wei: march on to q happie-- station.
j. F. j. Caldwell.
Newberry, s. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31
Mo1dsy, January 3, 1921, Cotton
p..l.,.t:a., Nnu


Acreage Reduction Day:
TIE governor Of the state at the
reuue.t of the South Carolina Cot
ton association has by proclamation
appointed January 3 as cotton acre
age reduction day. We, the under
signed, have been appointed as a
committee from No. L township to
canvass the coaniy and urge upon
the people the necessity Of attending
this meeting. Finding it impossible
to get out and see each one of you,
VIC are taking this method Of reach
ing each and every one Of you and
insist upon You meeting with US Oh
that date.
C. ]. Purcell, Chmn.,
.Wclcfl Wilbur.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31
c.. J. Purcell, Chmn.,
.Wclch Wilbur.
w. F.. Wallace. \
K;hler-Bciand.

On last Thursday, December %,
hiss Katie Kihler Of Prosperity, and
Mr.. Claude Bcland of Polnaria were
at the ST. Paul's parsonage,
the Rev. S. P. Koon officiating.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31
NaGden.Msybin.

Miss Mary Z. Madden, daughter of
Mrs. S. [. Madden Of Wareshoals,
and MIR. Richard S. Maybin were mar
r;ed 81 Wareshoals Wednesday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31
Comrades Meet.

TO Gel: James Armstrong, after
meeting him at the home cf Mr. and
Mrs. James a. Cathcart, ia Columbia,
Scath Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31

Dear comraac IN the days gone by!
Despite this chill December weather,
Ny heart warmed up when you and ]
To-day were brought once more to-
cctber.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BRIGHT STORE

MT. Editor. if you will allow me space in the dear old Picayune l will endeayor to give the readers some of the news of these parts.
 The noble farmers are now hunting out their crops; picking cotton seems to be the rush of the day. and tine price what is to become of the farmer. Now this same thing has been discussed for years and they are no nearer the solu- ton today than they were 10 years ago, The thing to do is to let this talk go and begin to do things, and the propo- siton is plain and simple-just use more horse sense. grit, business and determination. Now boys. we have got the whole thing in nut shell, if we will use the following prescription: : They are going to get our cotton with a price of from 20 to 30 cents if we sit still and let them do the managing. and the thing for us to do for the best and quickest process is to pick our cot ton, store it away in some good dry place and let it stay there. Next thing is to ask our ginner to take off his belts. close his doors and say to the boys there is nothing doing now. This plan is coming sure and certain. and may God speed the coming. Then you will see change and not until then Just so long as we leave our business up to the banker. merchant and lawyer our bushes will be the tail-end of ere. ation and they will prosper and We will continue in slavery and be as destitute of privilege as a frog is of hair These are facts. and you know il aS we'll as 1 dc. If We will come to- gether as farmers should, and stick as we will have to, you will see reeogni tion. and not until then. Will you do it?
 Well. I'm so glad to see hose noble
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
WHITES CHAPEL

Here I come with only few lines. Some people say that in the near future we will be living in perilous times.
 The past few days have been very warm; prety tough on people who are too lazy to work on the farm.
 Mrs. Wheeler White has been quite i'll for the past ten days. She is some better at present, so says Dr. Menden- hall.
 The farmers have not gathered very much cotton. think MT. Swinney's 's little son Hiram. and two pretty little Misses Bessie and Dame, have gathered about two bales. Oh. well. you must remember they get up and hustle There is one thing l de sire to say: I believe Mir. Swinney is trying to live a Christian life every day that sure will pay.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16

if we are as successful as they were with the Panther Pool, the Mankins or the Kemp Munger-Allen.
 There have been millions madein the oil game but there Is one hing that you must remember-YOU HAVE. TO TAKE A CHANCE TO MAKE BIG MONEY-YOU CAN'T GET IT BY WISHING THAT YOU HAD TAKEN THE, CHANCE.
 THE KEMP MP-MUNGER-ALLEN OIL COMPLAINTS STOCK went up to 5000 per share; the urk-Waggoner went up to $3,333 per share; the Hog Creek went still higher-there are hundreds of other com panies that have done the same thing, but we haven't he space to tell you about all of them.
 Write for our literature if you like, or write the Security National Bank as to the standing of the Company in Wichita Falls, Texas.
 It takes the cash to drill oil wells and we would like to have you for a stockholder.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16

penman as sethey ike, their place in the columns of the Picayune. Come on, Blue Jay, Alex, Lemolac and Goosie, and let's awake Nevada to it's sense of duty. Let's raise more dust, create more fog. give the people more to talk about than Tom Luck. Carl Mum. Bush did before the election. l feel rather sad for those fellows who got over into the pen with the goats. but we all know there must be Il division somewhere, and the writer knows jus how you feel for he has slipped at the same fountain, but he still lives
 Bro. Dorman filled his regular ap- pointment at Corinth last Sunday, and had fine sermon.
 Mrs. Leila May was called to Texas kama to the bedside of her brother-in- Flaw, Clarence Ware. who is very sick with fever. Hope he may soon recover.
 c. NJ. Brockman is running his cane mill almost day and night. so you see us people gre going to tip our that's to the sugar trust and say go thy way. for we have all the sweeting we need.
 Say Lem. MT. Brockman says you are somewhat in his way at the sor- ghum mill. He can't throw the skim mings off the syrup without getting some of them on you. Lem don't care if he is dipped ill the Skimming barrel ii he can see the widow. 1 think he has joined the Asking Club, and hang around is the pass word.
 John Downs and wife together with Mrs. Lula Whtten and daughter, were visitors to the home of w. NJ. Grain Sunday afternoon and found their tws year old baby very sick. It is doing some better now. and hope it may con tnue to improve.
 I will close, hoping to hear from all ye scribes. se:
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16

Dr. Sutton from Sutton town. is as good doctor as can be found. He visited Doe Martins baby yesterday.
 We'll I will close until hear from Alexander. Come on Uncle Bubble, l may come up after crops are gathered and help you break your stubble.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF NEVADA
 COUNTY, ARKANS
Warning Order

The Defendant Hettie Spence warned 10 appear in this court vf| thirty days. and answer the eOmral of the plaintiff. Ed Spence. August 31St, 1920. tSEALD \, x. McG0UGH. l Clerk of the Chancery Court of NeT1
 County. Arkansas. ,.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
AScreaningO OilGusher
The Shallow We'll Oil Company

Will drill three shallow wells on ffty-hfty drilling contract in practically proven terri tory. Their one thousand7a acre lease Is twice as large as owned by any other one company in the whole Kemp -Munger-Allen field It lies south Invest of Wichita Falls The Pan ther pool is o the southeast and the Mankins wells are to the north There are a number of deep test wells going down all through Archer county-if any of these deep tests should hit this big lease would be worth sev- eral million dollars.
 THE CAPITALIZATION OF THIS COM PANY IS $6O, OO.OO-STOCK $1O.OO
 PER SHARE
 Drilling will start as soon as sufficient stock is sold. Place your order for a few shares of he SHALLOW WELL OIL COM PANTS STOCK and make money with us This stock will be worth at least fifty for one
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
IN THE CHANCERY
 COURT OF NEVADA
 COUNTY, AREAyS

Warning Order The Defendant Tom Taylo, warned to appear in this court vii thirty days. and answer the comnl, of the plaintiff, Patsy Taylor in above styled case. August 31st, 1920. tSEAL) A. $. McGOUGH | Clerk of the Chancery Court of yer,
 County, Arkansas. ad
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF NEVADA
 COUNTY. ARKANSAS
Warning Order

Warning Order The Defendant Monroe Shell is warned to appear in this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Silla Shell in the above styled ease.
 August 31st 1920.
 (SEAI) A & McGOIGH. Clerk of the Chancery Court of Nevada
 County, Arkansas. 9-2-4t Old papers for sale Ut this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-09-16
IN THE CH.iNCERi
 COURT OF NEVADA
 cot MY, ARkANS
Warning Order

The Defendant Maybell Livlngsa warned to appear in this court Wll thirty days. and answer the cOnpa of the plaintiff. Arthur Livingston August 31st, 1920.
 (SEALD A. \. Mcdotu un Clerk of tho Chaneery Court of Nr',
 County. Arkansas. Fl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
WEDNESDAY,,
JUNE 2, 1920
At 3 O'clock, p. M.

GRANITE SPRINGS FARM with
Stock and equipmenC. located In
Chesterfield County, about 3 miles
from Richmond. and just OF tho
elusive OF The Springs property. con-
tains 4S acres. more or less. of ex-
cellent subclay-soil land. about 80
acres being in a splendid state OF
cultivation. md the remainder In
cord wood and pasture. The farm is
stream OF excellent water.
THE IMPROVEMENT consist OF
an attractively designed and SPLEEN
didly built 2-story frame dwelling
OF nice rooms, besides bathroom
and large granolithic basement. largo
barn and various other outbuildings,
all in excellent condition.
GRANITE MINERAL SPRINGS will
be sold with about acres OF land
and its bottlinE and stcrilzing plant.
ready for immediate delivery and on
Grafton. Tho spring has an ever
flowing capacity OF about 90 gallons
per minute OF excellent mineral
Its medicinal and health-producing
qualities.
This sale will AFFORD an unusual
opportunity for some one to pur-
chase delightful country home. con-
venient to the city, and for an en-
terprisins individual or company to
secure an excellent business proposi-
ton in the Springs property
The property can be seen at any
time. and fun particulars of the real
IND personal property will be fur
nished by us on request.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced
at sale.
MooREFIELD & BLAKE. INC.
Auctioneera.
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.AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

Commonw. al;h of Virginia. ONCE OF
Superlnt cndcnt OF Public Printing. Rich
inond. Va. May %. 1920
Scaled proposals for printing fifteen hun
drcd copies OF The ne hundred and twenty
sixth volume OF Virginia REPORTS Will lie
received az this ofiic. up to l: NJ. Friday.
June {. 1920.
a, the same time and place bids will
be received. for binding. wrsnping and
labelling fifteen hundred copies OF the
above mentioned books.
Printed schedules. on which all bids viii
he required to be made. and sample mage
showing style pr 'Yos Will be furnished on
application.
Each bid must be tnclosrd In scaled en-
yeiope. addrs Ese 10 the Superln, . ndcnt OF
Public Frintin- and marked Proposal
Contractors Will be required 10 make
daily shipments OF carcfullv,rcad proot.
weekly sh'pmen- OF five copies OF each
sixteen mage form worked and to furnish
bond. with approved security for tho IA n =
full performance Of contract,
The right is reserved 70 reject anvN or
all bids DAVIS BOTTOM
Super.ntcnden. OF Public Printing.
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May IS. l9s

THE, fcllowinE persons ar. hereby notI-
d ,h ns.t the sTe!ss %; EGSa
nTM stored In our M frSons Main and nd
sold Mt at puSic Sueiioa. to cover accrued
charges The ss!e Viii be hSi e! a, ,r ,hs
June is. Isso' Charles she~srtdsa n' ctns
turner. cot. %ardrSbe' dining ,al1e. mirror.
mirror. washstand. books,and Two drug
bsrrcIs and contents. wicker stand. rocker.
SSsrs s'Eash straight sha4
nieeGs marble. mnahosany chair. o. Z
hree Sunaea cnGss rS Ea s
board and mirror; drcsstr serving tah!c.
table. gas stove. s,rairh, chair hic i
chair stove; one two piece mattress. one
Tents. bundle pillows. .drurEet. bundle cur.
ironins board. Evelyn Robinso ogG"' h %n'
5or an ro Two Sosrs Sosss
sig strair,. chairs. drugEct. dresser and
?5% t@ssr ri s,dys d RGw' ,aS S
and three leaves. three tin tubs confer
%: Fred hichafdson Security Ht ''t storage "SGsS
,n sh9s Ola The rial s-@,s now oeSaOiGh y
;rsn.lerted 70 he r. RI Feyaoids T fssSts
on December 81. 1920. possession OF tho
sbd prcmistE will be required OF mo. So
far my responsibiiitv as proprietor OF
ne Old ,pominion Warehouse. No. and
hereby give notice of nv Intention to dis.
continue the use OF the said warehouse
as either pubic or private warehouse Tor
c"mber al, 1880 Ali parties Who now OF
hereafter shall! have tobacco or stems on
storage in said warehouse are hereby no.
tined that J VIII not he .responsiblo for
possession ceases on January l. 1921 AMI
shalt not thcrcafte. have anv control
OF the premises. and tho rcsponRibilit>
Will he with the owners of tho prorcrt,
or their transfcrets am giving notice
by mail to all ow-irs or holders OF Ger
tanned nv INQUIRY from the hooks OF IN,
warehouse ami this Is further notice Rn'
II to he published oncn n week for fou
successive weeks in ncwspapcr pubisher
in the city OF richmond. wherein sal,
warehouse Is located and all pHrtics wh'
are In anv wise interested in toba COOS NJ
stems stored in said warehouse are hereh,
naming in storage after December 81
1920. shall in wise be responsihl,
for. ! shall claim all storage and othc;
charges due on tohaccos while tho ware
nous. is under INV proprictorship. OLE
Dominion Ware house. Nos. l and :. b,
Mcriwether Jones Proprictor.
Virginia State Board of Dental Examiner
O'Clock Tuesday. June sth.
Or. e j. Lewis s'' WslkSr. seer Estnn
sos Taylor Building.
Norfnlk. Nn.
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Wantcd-lscaI Estate

FARM-Wanted. TO buy 4 farm from 100
to $50 acres within 10 or - miles OF
Richmond. direct from the owner. Al.
dress T., o. IioS 1888. Richmoni. Va
Phone Randolph 90:
FARMS. large or small wanted at once
any description. Must he good grade
of soil same Will not he considered
Alfred M"l & Co.. 10. North Eighth ST..
HiChTpnuI Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

AT the request OF tho owner. who
UP the water business, being in other
business in the city, we will offer
for sale at public auction. on the
premin as on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
CONSOLIDATED NEVADA UTAH COR
PORATIOS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

Notice l.. hcreby given, ,ha, the annual
IDATED NEVADA UTAH CORFORATION
will he hold at the principal Office of the
er Building. Rlchmord. Va. at IL O'clock
noon the 18TH day OF Juno. 1870, for
the purpose n! clcCt!nE directors Of tho
company to serve during tho ensuing year
and for the tranaactlng OF all and any
other business az may properly he brought
before the meeting. including the a,'hca :
t!on Of all contracts. acts or proc ccl.ar :
adopted or authorized nv the Hoard OF
Directors or tho Executive Committee.
The stock transfer hooks Will ~. closed
at the close of business. MAY -. 1873. an.l
Will remain closed until the day follow =
wM. /. ROBERTS.
May IS. 1870
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Statesmen ami Agents q
Situations Wantcd-,iaIe a.

SHIPPING CLEnK-Young man with
several years experience. desires posi.
tloh az sh!pp.ng clerk In a wholrs,i.
Gsocery or as bookkesp"r. Al references:
opeh 10 taEe a position Immediately A
-. care Times Dispatch -
WELL. EDUCATED young man desire,
ersn es oi,5d. a. aSs's'an, bookke.ner gen.
year cNpcrlcncc. References Addrns.
20. care Times. Dispatch
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WANTED
WANTED.

Several boys to learn a
practical trade. Will pay
guaranteed wages to aver
age over 81, 900 per year for
5years' time of apprentice
ship. Address in own hand
writing, + %, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

BoILER-Tnirty-h horse power boiler NJ
Teen engine. for sale chenp: in good
orasE: Apply e. NJ Crank. Louisa. Va.
fEGEPIIOSE Randolph and tell \
Times Dispatch Want Ad Taksr What
you want. She'i! help you write u com.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Main Street
Property
No. 6 E. Main Street
Richmond, Va.

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated
April 4. 1917. and duly recorded in
Deed Book 2i1-B, page 7s. Richmond
Chanccry Court. to secure the pay
ment of certain notes therein de-
scribed. default having been made in
a portion OF the debt therein secured,
and being required so TO do by tho
we will sell at Public Auc-
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE I. 1920.
At S O'Clock p. NJ.
the property described in said deed.
as follows:
Lot of land in the City of Richmond,
Va. on the north side of Main Street.
known rs No. East Main Street. and
described as beginning on tho north
line OF Main Street, distant SIS feet 10
inches cast OF the eastern limo of
along north line of Main Street and
fronting thereon IS feet liz inches,
more or less, thence back northwardly
between lines nearly parallel 156 feet
inches TO an alley 16 feet wide. on
inches. the western line of tho lot
pa ssing through the partition wall boz
tween No. 6 and No. 4 East Main.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale.
pei. centum, taxes for the year 1919.
and pro rata taxes 1920. and to pay
$4,000. principal note and two inter
est notes: SIS due January I. 1920.
and SIS due April 1, 1920. residue, if
mcnts mt 6. IL and Is months from
day of sale. to be evidenced by notes
with interest added. or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
ROBERT a. SHEPPARD.
WALLACE F.. BROWN.
WILLIAM l.. PURCELL. JR-,
fAa
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Poultry and Supplies

PIGEON FEED-Purina pigeon feed. great
for SQUADS. at W. r. Ellis weat Broa 4
Street. and Prautr a. Hasten. l2os East
Cary street. distributors.
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Granite Mineral
Springs

(wITH ITS UP-TO-DATE BoTTLING
PLANT. READY FOR IMMEDI-
ATE POSSESSION AND OPERA
TON, COOLERS. BOTTLES, ETC.).
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APARTMENT-Want unfurnishtd S
1.roonl APARTMENT or fiat or small house
j. T. Wightman. 200 East FRANKLIN ST
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Houses for Rent
'Vanted-To Rent

MODERN HOUSE OF rooms In West
End, furn!shed or unfurnishcd: Boule-
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Machinery and Tools

EpDaSG GIFTS In sterling silver 81
up. Terrell Bros. sea West Broad 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

sTABLE--For Gale frame stable. TO be
removed from lot. 2ONiSs stories. Adj
dress Il 10 care Times Dispatch.
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Jewelry and Watches

SEE THE BRIDE IN OUR WINDoW-En-
Easement and wedding rings at the right
orlces Burton.s JeWe.ers. LII f Rrnah 81.
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NICE si1.room house: bath. large 10,
Terms. $500 cash Possession. Madi-
son lt17w.
WEST END-For rent Groom nat to
couple: west OF i.oHlba ray north OF
Main: possession July !. Address e 49,
care Times Dispatch.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic Al

DANcING-4irs. q. c. Emmcnhauser. 2ot
lessons. Madison C:s5-J.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-20
Clifton Community Brotherhood


 The Clifton Community Brother hood held it's regular monthly meet ing on Tuesday evening at the Pres byterian church. A large number were in attendance. The meeting was very ably conducted by Presi- dent F. E. Ross, who is devoting much time and thought on the value of such an organization to the community in general. Many ideas and sugges- tions were offered which were discuss ed and acted favorably upon and committees appointed to investigate the problems presented. After the business session, a short musical pro- gram was rendered and a few good talks by several of the members were enjoyed by all. Brother Love, the expert chocolate maker, then served the famous chocolate that was very popular with all. The meeting ad- journed to meet on the third Tues daysin March, when it is expected that a still larger attendance will be the order The Brotherhood wishes to call the attention to all the men of the community and invites them to attend the meetings. The dues are nominal being only $1.00 per year.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-20
Big Attraction For Princess Theatre

Big Attraction For Princess Theatre
 On next Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, the Princess Theatre will pres ent Geraldine Farrar ins The World and Its Woman. For the first time in her career Geraldine Farrar appears with her husband, Lou Tellegen and and for the first time Geraldine Far Tar is backed up by super produc- tion that IS already astonishing mov- ing picture goers throughout the country. The upheaval of royalty and how it affected each human heart was never so realistically depicted as in this gigantic Geraldine Farrar pic ture-a picture that will rank with the greatest you have ever seen. It is another triumph for Americas most talked of woman" "a photoplay that will hold your interest until ''The End'' flashes on the screen.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-20
WRESTLING FOLKS

The whisters, class, belong to the good peo- pie of the world The boy that goes bravely whist ling up the street isn't bent devilment'. The who Sunday morning wrestles around under gassy motor gently blowing out the notes of Rock of Ages" isn't thinking much about sin. And the housewife, if may listen in, is heard softly whistle the notes of sonng of girlhood of motherhood as she proceeds about her housewifey duties can generally be depended upon be of the right stuff, all the way through.
 Taken all the way through, the whistlers men, women and boys yes and girls, too optimistic happy, contented lot Whistling seems to be natural way of mind expression. It is for many people mental relaxation for solitary situations. It serves it's purpose. And helps out the song-writers