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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-15
MIS-. George Hoffmnnn.

Mrs. George F. w. Hoffman,, age
As years, lifelong resident of Rock
Island, died at 1850 o'clock this
morning in the family residence,
315' Twenty-third street. She had
been ill two years. Death result
ed from a complication of diseases.
Mrs. Hoffman,, who was former
ly Miss Ella NJ. Anderson, was born
IN Rock Island, Jan. 10. 1873. She
was educated in the public schools.
She was member of Daughters Of
veterans, Royal Neighbors and the
Court of Honor.
Surviving are the widower; a son,
Earl; a daughter, Ethel; the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George w. An
derson; a sister, Mrs. Grace Wing
burg, and three brothers, Frank.
James and Clifford Anderson, all of
Rock Island.
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Funeral of Mr.. Cameron.

Funeral services for Lafayette
Cameron will be held at 2:30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the
family residence, 500 Nineteenth
avenue, Rock Island. Rev. F. ].
Rolf, pastor of the Evangelical
Church of Peace, will conduct the
services. Employees of the Stand
ard Textile company, where he had
been employed 10 years, will be
pallbearers. Burial will be in Chip
piannock cemetery.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Notes

A talk, Character Building, will
be given by James Daubney to-
night at the boys open house pro-
gram The two-reel picture for
this week will be THE Bridge of
Fancy. All boys of the city are
invited to attend.
The first chapter in the book,
Human Conduct, was discussed
last night at the meeting of the
boys Hi-Y. The discussion was led
by Arnold Lau, principal of the
high school.
Have you seen the display of
r. 1. made felt slippers at Bert's
Shoe Store?
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Obituary
Funeral of Mrs. PeMe.

Private funeral services for Mrs.
George H. Pewe were held at 2
o'clock this afternoon in the fam
lily residence. Ala Twelfth avenue,
Rock Island. Rev. T. ]. Rolf. pastor
of the Evangelical Church of Peace,
conducted the services. Burial was
in Chippiannock cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-15

Ham Excelso company.
Korn Baking company.
Quinlan Bakery company.
W. G. Block Coal company.
Twelve Yama Yamas.
Rock Island Coal company.
Sylvan Ice company.
City Steam laundry.
Parker Laundry company.
Heinz.
Rockwell Ice & Fuel company.
c. o. D. Dye works.
Dodge Motor company.
bort Motor company.
Auto Service company.
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QUEEN ELECTED
WITH MAJORITY
OF 2,O87 VOTES
Mss Stella 0berstaiier to be
Crowned Mt coronation-GIadys
Titterington Second.
ToyIGHTvs PIN.

TOyIGHTvS PUN.
1880 o'clock-Parade through
business district
At Market Square-Corona-
don Of the Queen.
In Masonic temple and Odd
Fellows haIl-Masquerade balls
mt which the queen and party
will be guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-15

Twelfth street, Will De queen oI tne
festivities this evening as result
Of the Amoo grotto popularity con-
test which closed last night.
Miss OberstalIer, who held sec
ond and third places almost con-
tinually throughout the contest
jumped into first after the 4 o'clock
count yesterday, passing MISS
count yesterday, passing MISS
The first five in the contest and
the votes poIled for them are as
follows:
Stella Oberstaller .....-... 15,l54
Gladys Titterington .....-.. 1906
Mae Mitchem .............. 4O,ioA
Bernice McGuckin ........ sos
Lillian Dean ........---..- 4,SS'
The contest stood close between
the five young women during the
two weeks of campaigning. Miss
Oberstaller will be presented with
a 5000 diamond solitaire ring at the
coronation this evening. Miss Tit
terington, 500 diamond ring, Miss
Mitchem. 500 diamond dinner
ring; Miss McGuckcn, white gold
wrist watch, and Miss Dean, $50
string of pearls.
The standing of others in the
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-04-21
NUMBER 2-ORATORIO
Sunday, May LIST, 500 P. M.
THE CREATION"

Henry Edward Malloy. assisted by oratorio
trio composed of Myrna SharlOw. Ernest
Davis and Louis Kreidler-
Haydn's oratorio The Creation" is his
greatest work and finished in the year
lTSS. when the great composer was sixty
seven years old The oratOriO opens with an
overture representing chaos. 1t is Nature
in her chaotic state. struggling into defin-
lite form. At last the wonderful disturbances
settle. leaving a misty effect that wildly
illustrates the spirit Of God moving upon
the face of the waters" The second part
opens with the aria "On Mighty Pens" de-
seribing in a majestic manner the flight OF
the eagle. and then blithely passes to the
gaiety of the lark. the tenderness of the
cooling doves. and the pIaintiveness of the
nightingale.
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NUMBER 16-ORATORIO
Sunday, May 9th, 500 P. M.
THE MESSIAH

Festival Chorus and Orchestra directed by
Henry Edward Malloy, assisted by oratorio
quartet composed of Myrna SharlOw. Ernest
Davis. Edna Swanson Yer Haar and Louis
Kreidler.
of the composer. an imperishable record OF
duct of HandePs genius. and reflects the
noblest aspirations and most exalted devotion
of mankind. Among all his oratorios 1t re-
tains its original freshness, vigor. and beauty
in the highest degree. in that it appeals 70
the Hottest sentiment and to universal re-
ligious devotion, and is based upon the most
harmonious symmetrical, and enduring forms
of the art. Other oratorios may be compared
one with another: ''The Messiah" stands
alone, q majestic monument to the memory
THE Messiah" represents the ripened pro-
the noblest sentiments OF human nature and
the highest aspirations Of man.
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NUMBER 15-RECITAL
Sunday, May 9th, 800 P. M.

PROGRAM OF MISS ROSA PoNsELLE
Assisted by Mr.. William Tyroler. Pianist
formerly Assistant Conductor. Metropolitan
Opera CO..
l. Aria. pace, Pace. Mic Dio" .-----.... Verdi
(From ''FOrza del Destino"l
Miss Ponselle
?. My Lovely Celia ...........---.. Giles Higgins
Eros. Grieg
To a Messenger .---..-.-.---- Frank LaForge
Miss PonseIle
3. Piano Solo. 'Isolde's Love-Death'
(From Tristan and Isolde'D
Mr.. Tyroler
4. Aria, "SuieidioP' In questi feri
(From La Gioconda')
Miss PonselIe
3. Piano Solos: Spinning Song -. Wagner
tFrom Flying Dutchman')
Dedication ....-.-.-..-.-.-...-. Sehumann-Liszt
Juba Dance -----------.-.--.... Nathaniel Dett
Mr.. Tyroler
6. Odorova PApril Parel
ESyChS
Bolero. "Merce. dilletto amiche" zee. Verdi
(From "Vespri Siciiiani")
Miss Ponselle
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NUMBER 13-CONTEST
Saturday, May 7th, 500 P. Nj.

Mixed Chorus Contest. Open to High School
Mixed Choruses
There viii be two contest numbers:
a "a number selected by the contestant
b. "a number selected by the eontestant).
The prizes First-A Silver Loving Cup
10 inches high. Second-A Silver Low
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THE FESTIVAL CHORUS
o73 VOICES

~ ~ @ d ydEhwcH wom
nd E hn dF ~Nh COLLEGE he
School ~ h ~ % ~ HPrehnmd c4 hk~h dddbgh~m
nth "a
M v hm " d NaA Handel p production
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PART FIRST
short recital by Mrs. Yer Haar- tThe
numbers will be printed on a supple
mental prOgram)-
Walter B. Roberts. at the piano.
PART SECOND
/ Prelude
?. AT Day Break"-Dawn - Tia Mort
B Pan Awakes the World''-Pan 1900.
4. Morning song"
SUNBEAMS- Virginia SehwaIler. Margaret
Meade. Dorothy King. Hazel Curry.
Mildred Lee. Doris Schwaller, Reva Fer
guson. Millicent Bennett.
DEWDROPS-Melba Bremen. Betty An
drews. Meredith Sims, Freda Winters.
Lenora Hertlein. Frances McLain.
COBWEBS-Rosalind RhOads. Rosalind
Ward Helen Blake. Alice Start. Agnes
Simminger. Bernice Schmoekel
g. "a Summer Shower"
RAINDROPS-Arbutis Wise. Gertrude Fults
Charlotte Bowlus. Rowena Snyder Syl-
via Ferguson, leila Clark. liza Mort
Gladys Settle. Althea Sims. Ruth Fults,
Edith Littler. Florence Leach. Jane Cor
don. Elaine Faulkner.
6. "Noontide Rest by the River" The
drowsy humming of bees.
BEES-Virginia Sehwaller. Margaret Meade
Dorothy King. Hazel Curry. Mildred Lee
Doris Schwaller. Reva Ferguson. Mill
cent Bennett
T. The Great Storm" Pan is afraid
8 Pans Lament over a Fallen Oak"
g. Pan Pipes Twilight Serenade.'
THE CHORUS
FIRST SOPRANOS-Elizabeth Gallon Ger
trude Winkler Winifred Elder Bessie
Tillotson. Eva Wood. Nellie Mumert.
o. SECOND SOPRANOS-Fairy Smith Goldie
Cummings. Frances Nickles. lone
krause. Idaesther Truan. Anna Appl.
ALTOS-Berniee Fowler. Helen Fowler, Har-
riet Dague. Dorothy VOss. Dorothy Dun
can. Jessie Granger
Lucille Elizabeth Felten. at the piano
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NUMBER s-CONcERT

Tuesday, May 3rd, 800 P. M.
Advanced Students of the Department of
Music
1. Shepherds Hey --------------- Granger
Troika --------------.------------- Tsehaikowski
Elvera Floren Jamestown
,. Regnava Mel Silenzio - -ucia'' -
Donizetti
leila Clark CHays)
s. By the Brook ..-.....-..- Boisdefre
Legende BOhm
William Dreiling Hays
4. Rose. Softly Blooming - Spohr
Nymphs and Shepherds --- Purcell
Ila Mort (Hil City,
D Ia Bien Aimee -----.- Sehutt
PolOnaise in A ------------------- Chopin
tanning Rankin Hays)
o. m mas ZONE Franz
Helen Fowler (Brookvine)
Z CaVatina -.-- - Raf
Donald HemphnI CWaKeeneyJ
;. The Lotus Flower --..-----.---- Schumann
Gertrude Winkler (RozeD
= a. Improvisation -- Mac Dowell
b. Traumerei .----.------ Mac Dovell
EOtonElSe Mac DOVeU
Jessie Granger (Vermillion)
NUMBER 6-RECITAL
Tuesday. May 3rd, 500 P. M.
ERNEST DAVIS
Tenor
Boston Grand Opera Company
l. a Invoeazione di Orfeo (l60O) ....-- Peri
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ing Cup inches high. Third-A Silver
Loving Cup, inches high.
Grand Trophy: A Silver Loving Cup. II
inches high to be given to the winner
in three contests mot successive).
The cups to be appropriately engraved.
All contestants admitted free to the Sat-
urday and Sunday concerts [value
5000.
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b. Give Me Thy Heart I76D 1890.
------------------------------------ HOpkinson
c. Love Sounds the Alarm CI745) -
"Acis and Galatea''
Mr.. Davis
;. a. Reeit: Ye People Rend Your Hearts
Aria: If With All Your Hearts
Elijah ------------------ MendelssOhn
b. Thou Art Sweet Peace ---------- Schubert
c. Thy Warning is Good ----------- Grieg
Mr.. Davis
}. Irish Lament -----------. Cyril Scott
Irish Dance Cyril Scott
Rondino -------------------- Beethoven Kreisler
Old Refrain Kreisler
Mrs. MaIloy
/. Celeste Aida. Aida --.- Verdi
Mr.. Davis
). a The Blind Ploughman ---------- Clarke
b. I Know of Two Bright Eyes w
Clutsam
{. Rendezvous With Death $3.50 Horsfall
dedicated to Mr.. Davis
d Sunrise and You ----------.---------- Penn
e. Pos tern Gate ----..------.-.--- Branscombe
Mr.. Davis
Lucille Elizabeth Felten at the piano
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NUMBER 3-CONCERT
Monday, May End, 800 p. M.


r. H N. GLEE CLUB
Edmund Brungardt Leroy Opdyeke
Adelbert Cowan Lanning Rankin
Edwin Harris Everett Richardson
Harold keesling Floris Shade
Edward Law Robert Spencer
Elmo Meade Clair Wilson
Henry Edward Malloy. Director
Walter b. Roberts, Accompanist
Assisted by Helen N. Wilson. Soprano
l. Old College Chum .-..----.....----..-. Old Air
She is Fair .--....------....- - Jones
Elixir Juventatis --.--------....-----.-. Stanley
Glee Club
, Chanson Proveneale -.-----...-.-- Deli AeQua
lawn - Curran
lis May. Love ---.--------...-.------ De Koven
j. Mother Maehree .----- Young. Aleott. Ball
SOrter Miss You .- smith
The Magic Of Your Eyes ----------..--. Penn
!. l. UsignuOlo Messieano THE Mex
lean Nightingalel -----------------. 90 Gloria
Who Knows ---------------.- William Stiekles
=, non -----..------------------ ID Hardelot
Spring greetings .------------------ Brown
Miss Wilson
Violin obligato by Mrs. Malloy
:. Comrades in Arms - Adam
Glee Club
NUMBER 4-SONG RECITAL AND
DANCE PROGRAM
Monday, May End, SCOOP. M.
EDNA SWANSON YER HAAR. contrAIto
And Aesthetic Dancing Assisted by a Chorus
of Women
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3. Valse-A Flat -. .. Chopin
Canzonetta --------.-..---.-----. Edouard Schutt
Hungarian Dance. No. -- Brahms
Prelude. c Sharp, Minor ---- Rachmaninoff
Miss Felten
4. Aria. King of Thule-Recitative-
Jewel Song-From Faust -
Miss Sharlow
>. a. Grmetta Sibella
b. Lullaby ---.------.--.-- Granville English
c The Old Ark's Moyerin'-Negro
Spiritual Onion
d. My Curly Headed Baby 1890 Clutsam
The Nightingale Has a Tyre of
Miss Sharlow
Walter B. Roberts at the piano
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NUMBER 7-RECITAL
Wednesday, May 4th, 500 P. M.

HENRY EDWARD MALLOY
Baritone
Assisted by Walter B. Roberts. Organist-
!. l Attempt From Loves Sickness to
Fly ----------------------- Hurcell
Ire Giorni ---------------------------- Pergolesi
Honor and Arms, Samson" 49, Handel
Mr.. Malloy
: Largo from Xerxes ,------------.-------. Handel
Deep River (Old Negro Melody $500
Burle1gh
Festal March -----.---.----.-. -...----. Kroeger
Mr. Roberts
: The Lark Now Leaves Its Watery
Indeed Most Wondrous 1t Must Be
o. Let Night Speak of Me 1900 Chadwick
Mr.. Malloy
!. Road Tune ------------------ W. ). johnson
From the Brake the Nightingale ----
The Bitterness of Loev .:-.--...-. Dunn
The Eagle -.---------.----- Carl Busch
Mr.. Malloy
). Hymn of the Nuns 10000 Lefebure- Wely
Sea Song ---------------- Mac Dowell
Cradle Song ------.---.-. -..------.--- Spinney
Harvest Thanks giving March $500 Calkin
Mr. Roberts
). Breath of Sandalwood ---------- Strickland
Night IN the Desert -------------------.---- Ross
Arise from Dreams of Thee ---.-----
.-----.----- .-- Whelpley
Hymn to the Night $500 Campbell Upton
Mr.. MallOy
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NUMBER 14-ARTISTS' CONCERT
Saturday, May 9TH, 500 P. M.

0NIuI Udy3 way Q III3 O'OO 7 w.
Edna Swanson Yer Haar, Alto;
Myrna Sharlow, Soprano;
Ernest Davis, Tenor;
Louis Kreidler, Baritone.
l. Quartet from Rigoletto .--.......-... Verdi
Miss Sharlow, Mrs. Yer Haar. Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Kreidler
2. Aria Pagiiacei ..---.....-.-..-.. LeoncavallO
Miss Sharlow
g. Air de Fleur Carmen ............-.... Biset
Mr.. Davis
4 My Heart is Weary. Nadeschda -..-..
.-.----....--....----.-..-.....-.. Goring Thomas
Mrs. Yer Haar
s. Prologue-"Pagliaeei' - LeoncavalIo
Mr.. Kreidler
o. falfylanQ Cycle -------..-------------- morgan
Mr.. Roberts, at the Piano
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NUMBER 1O-RECITAL
Thursday, May 5th, 500 P. M.
LOUIS KREIDLER
Baritone

thursday, May 5th, 500 p. M.
LOUIS KREIDLER
Baritone
Chicago Opera Association
Assisted by Walter B. Roberts, Pianist.
|. Surely the Time for Making Song
mas come ------------------------ Rogers
Lovers Litany .--------------- Kramer
The Faltering Dusk -------------------- Kramer
Twilight Dreams .------. Sibella
Mr.. Kreidler
- 1unofesque ------------- SenutL
Hark. Hark the Lark ----- Schubert-Liszt
Mr.. Roberts
J. The Linden Tree -----.--.---.-------- Schubert
Oeoieation -------------------------- Schunann
The Hunter --.----------.--- Crieg
Mr.. Kreidler
Apres un Reeve -----------------------------F aure
II S'est Tu ------.----------------- Gretchaninof
Dune Prison --------------------------- PanniZza
Mr.. Kreidler
) Country Gardens (Old English Dance)
--------.--------------------- Percy Granger
Birds at Dawn California Bird CaIls)
--------------------------------- Fannie Dillon
Turkey in teh Straw Transcription
Mr.. Roberts
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NUMBER S0RECiTAL
~ Wednesday, May 4th, 500 P. Nj.
AfYRNA SHARLOW
Prima Donna Soprano,
Chicago Opera Company
Assisted by Lucille Elizabeth Felten, Pianist
l. n Saper NorreSte Verdi
Arietta from Masked BALI
b. My Mother Bids Ne Bind Ny
g Oh Sleep. Why Doest Thou
d Floods OF Spring ---------- Rachmaninof
Miss Sharlow
> a L'Heure Delicieuse ---------- Staub
b. over the Steppe - Gretchaninoff
G Song of the Brook -----------. Burleigh
d. Twilight Glenn
G. Wake Up -------- Phillips
Miss Shariow
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NUMBER 9-ENSEMBLE
Thursday, May 5th, 800 P. M.
Pupils of the Department of Music, Express
sion and Dancing
l. Loves Greeting -.-------.----. Elgar- Fearis
The Bells of st. Marys ------------.--- Adams
F. H. N. Mixed Quartet
leila Clark. Helen Fowler Elmo Meade.
Everett Richardson
?. Voice from Far Country
Marie Weber
The Americans Come ---------..---.-.- Foster
F. H. N. Ladies' Quartet
Elizabeth Gallon, la Mort, Harriet Dague,
Bernice Fowler
4. Egyptian Dance -.---------.----------- Hinman
Marie Weber
Four Leaf Glover -...-.--....
Now Lay Me Down to
sleep ---------------------------.-
With Piano
Harriet Dague
8. Far Away in the South - Adams
F. H. n. Male Quartet
Elmo Meade. Edmund Brungardt. Clair Will
son. Everett Richardson
7. Pipers Dance - Ellis
la Mort. Marie Weber. Charlotte Bowlus
s. a. Dawn.
b. Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt
F. H N Y. w c. A. Sextet
Elaine Faulkner. Goldie Cummings Helen
Fowler, Gertrude Winkler Fairy
Smith, Myrtle Divine
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NUMBER 11-CONCERT
Friday, NAV 9Th. 300 P. M.

NUMBER I1-CONCERT
Friday, May 9Th, 800 P. M.
Children of the Hays Public School and ST
JosePhs Parochial School
/. Star Spangled Banner
My Old Kentucky Home - Foster
Children's Chorus
a Little Miss Muffet ..-....... Mildred Lee
b. Dance of the Raindrops -
----------------.--.---- Virginia Schwaller
c. Japanese Dance: Freda Winters
Betty Andrews, Alice Start Elenore
Winters, Melba Brenner RosaIind
Rhoads, Lenore Hertlein, Bernice
Sehmoekel Rosalind Ward Helen
Blake.
3. Selected Songs
st. Joseph's Paroehial School
4. Violin Solo.
soldiers March ---.-----....... Schumann
Lois Rarick
D. a. Highland Fling ......-.. Scotty Philip
b. Sailors Hornpipe
Dorothy King, Reva Ferguson Doris
Schwaller. Margaret Meade
c. Folk Dances.
Group from Public Schools
g. Selected Songs
Public Schools
T. Reading, Selected
Rosalind Noble
g. Old Folks at Home .-..-.-......-.-.---.. Foster
America.
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NUMBER I2-RECITAL
Friday, May 9Th, 500 P. M.
EDNA SWANSON YER HAAR
Cnnfr-aIfn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

and father are people ~ ordinary size,
the mothers weight being about 40
pounds Two other babies born into the
Embry family. however. weighed twelve
pounds nj birth. and those were consd.
cred unusually blk babies.
Mrs. Embry states that she has en-
loved splendid health all her life. Prior
~ Baby Roberts birth she was unusu.
ally well for an expectnnt mother. and
experienced no unusual feelings except
that perhaps she might become the
mother of twins this time. Mrs Embry
has sister. Mrs. John Glbe. ~ Tularc.
Cal who is the mother ~ twins. These
twins. hoy and girl. together. did not
weigh ~ much M Baiy ROiort nj birth
There are now SiX living children In the
EmbFy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embry have lived In
California about fifteen years They
came Ia California from Jennings. ok.
lahomn. Commenting on the interest
created by the birth ~ her big baby
Mrs. Embry said
when the baby came ~ near beins
born ON Inauguration Dny-March A.
some people thought We ought 10 name
him for President Harding. as he
turned out Ia be- hoy. But my husband
said he wanted one boy In his family ia
have his name. ana ms there might
never h. another boy after this big one
We decided to call the baby Robert Lu.
Their. for his father"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
Making Homes Happy.

A course In how 10 keep your hus.
hand wellfed and happy. ana anxious
To come home "a dinner nights. has
recently been placed In their curricu.
lum by the West side Branch Of the
Y. W. e. A. In Chicago. OF course
It's real name II "Trousseau Suggea.
tons and Home Management" but II
n designed To help the bride To make
her new married life and housekeeping
a success from the start.
The old adage about winning mans
heart through his stomach has been
given due consideration. so culinary art
takes first place. Prospective brides
are painstnkingly taught the ncwes
methods 81 cooking and serving at
tractive meals.
70 The bridetobe learns Ia budget IN,
family income, "a buy wipoly aud e
get one.hundred pennies worth out OF
every dollar spent, Dressmaking. too
takes an important place. The young
wife who looks ns crisp and dainty oven
C cook Stove M she did on the tcnnis
court. sends her husband off In the
right moOd Ia succeed So cours
IN dressmaking In included. Similar
courses are given at the Contra
branch Y. W. e. 4. In New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

PORTERvILLE. Cal. March "a
California has produced some mighty
big products In the agricultural and hor.
ticuliuul realm. hut never before has
she produced human specimen which
equals. ar comes anywhere near. the
size Of the eightcen.pound and three
ounce baby boy which was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Embry. residents 81
Terra Bella. "a little town ~ a few hun.
drrd souls. eight miles south ~ Porter.
willie.
when the stork paid visit Ia the
Emhry home Tor the seventh time on
March . he left fine "hig hoy" In fact.
20 bIg that the scales of the attending
physician. DR.. &. 4. Curl. failed To reg.
lister the baby's weight. So n trip was
made Ia this city for new pair II
scales. which showed the new arrivals
weight To be eighteen pounds and three
ounces. According 10 Or, curl this II by
Gar the biggest baby he has known In
his many years oI medical practice
State records which have been searched
fail To show that another baby IL this
weight was every born In the state ~
California. II II believed there have
been hut few, II any babies born In the
United States whose weight nj birth ex-
cccds that ~ the Emhry baby.
Just why Baby Robert. for the baby
has been named for his father. should
have turned out" such n big baby II
still very much Of puzzle. The mother
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4 Clovis Marriage.

Miss Kate Lard. daughter ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Mage Lard of this place. and MIR.
T. Randall now IL Clovis. were married
1t Clovis. New Mexico. last week. on
the 18th.
The new bride Is splendid young
woman and was chief telephone opera.
tor and manager part time of the local
company for several years. ana enjoys
the respect and confidence u wide nc.
lualntancc. MIR. Patton Ii a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Patton Of this place.
lie was engaged In the oil business here.
hut went to Clovis few years ago and
entered the same business.
The new MIR. and Mrs. Patton will
make their home at Clovis and with
them are the best wishes Of their many
Miami friends. Miami Chief
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Program 90 be- Rendered by Sunbeam
of First Baptist Church. Sunday,
March o. M g.l0 O'elotIl


The Sunbeams of the First Baptist
Church viii meet SUNDAY afternoon n
a:3O o'clock for the following program
Subject-Jcsus our Pattern.
Song-"Jesus Wants Ne For n sun
beam"
Prayer.
Bible Lesscn-Mark iiii.
Song--"Whcrc lie Leads Ne | VII
Follow"
Talk IN Lesson. The jordan
Leader.
Questions.
1. Where was Jesus Baptized.
Mark 10.
O. How was he baptized? Mark
4 siO.
9. Who baptized Christ? Mark i;a.
4. What does Christian baptism pic
ture 10 the world? Romans g. I.
children who can read please bring
Bibicsl.
Piano Solo--Rethinc Williams.
Bible Questions-G. $. Burnett.
Business.
Roll Call Verse we ought 10 obey
God rather than men" Acts E: 30
Easter Story-Written ana read by
Mrs. Mary Miller Beard.
Closing-M izpah Bcncdic,ion.