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New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
PASTOR DEFENDS :
 FOREIGN MISSIONS
Explains the Need of Sending
 Missionaries Abroad ]

A. F. rayicr. pastor of the T"o- ple's Church of Christ, preached on The Great Call to the Church" on Sunday morning. He took his text from acts 16:9: And a vision ap- peared to Paul in the night. There stood a man of Mecadonia- and prayed him, saying, come over into Macedonia and help us.' In Matt, 2s:19. The last commission our Lord gave while he was on earth was Gu yo to all the world" Et
 The church that is not interesLshll in foreign missions is only one-l a. church," the preacher said, conl tinung.
 "Who has planned it that soIne should stay here in the States and enjoy comfortable homes and the lustJ uries of life, while others go to AZ rica and lay down their lives for th gospel as some have done? If eVerE] man and woman would obe:! the caH when God said go, there would bM no heather today. % "Whiic Brother Atwood had hftS rurios in the store window turing ouFi convention, l heard a man say, 'theXs = heathen. and they need to corillA some people in this country This Il ,rue if that is all we arc trying to dos nut we are trying to do more thal his we are evangelizing themt ana his country. has been evangelizeds} in Africa there is only one missiol1 ,ry to every 10000 natives. In Cens ,ral America there is only one ms onary to every 64,722 natives. Don .'ou think it IS time for the Clurch$ f America 10 wake up to our LOT ommand to go.
 China has one-fourth of the pop4
 'ation of the world. and inc AsN l nly 3oO,00o who make any es 1 on of religion at all. During tlr l 'oxer uprising there wer 10000 na l. i've Christians who sacrificed thea yes rather than turn from th l hrist they had accepted. Don't y 1 link this is fertile ground to vol 1 n?
 In our last report from /AtTtS l read how Mrs. Knapp was con l ell"d to turn away five girls VI l ,anted to take up a different If
 ncausc she had no room to 2cc0l
 nodate them. What a picture: FA in Africa who want to bec911
 hristians but can't, while the DO l ic of Amer. ca have all the oppQ | unity in the world, but won't. Fr l Last year the women of Amet1 l pent 750 million dollars for f1
 uwdcr, coloring matter for lips | ,~rfumery; $500, 900. QUO were .burnt | y men and women for cigaTett l 10 million in cigars; 500 millionY l 'welry; two billion for autos yl l lree billion for other luXuries; A l uSt few thousands for missio | urely James 5:5 gives us a picture l rday: We have lived in plea l c earth and been wanton; HEo.t; l >urshed Hour hearts as in the | slaughter There are two ways | ing to the foreign fields. One is l ping yourself if the Lord has ca l ,u. Cor. S:5. They first gave | l VII selves to the Lord The ot 1 by giving q portion of that VI | le Lord has given to us. Cor. | 'pon the first day of the week very one of you lay by/him in IS the Lord has prospered him.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
HARDING ENJOYING HIMSELF
t:oICinr. Fishing aud Lack of Norr: i- t.i,:n~ Him Coed Time in f'Iorid

Roc<lcdgc, Fla, Jan. 24.-A gam or golf -Ner" ard possibly an hour two of fishing late in the afternoon oi ;hc Indian River grounds to the soutl implied t0d?y tho first real recrea- ;ion of Prcsident-elcCt Harding
 ou*cbuat trip down the Florid uaSt.
 Tho Victoria, on which he is mak~ ng his cruise. spent the night a anchor a few miles north of Rock ledge was so far ahead of her rhcdulC that it was said tho pres dcrt-ClCct and his party might remaT overnight at a hotel hcrH but his companons on tho Victoria thought ii moro likClN that he would Choos to sleep aboard so as to permit on carly start tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
PIONEERS SUSPENDED'

Bobby MichaclS Out For 60 Dal
 RcisIcr Cut Out For 90
 New York. Jan. 24.-The Nev state boxing commissions committee announced today s sion of Bobby Michaels, for 6 and Johnny Reislcr for 90 daS lowing their disqualiflcnf R.ofnron Inlnv in fhair
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
ATTENDING FUNERAL.

Frederick Carney. manager {, FoX'S thoatcr. i% in Springfield to- day. attending tho CunCral of his grandmother. MT. Carney was noti- fled last Thursday night that she was in d critical condition and hurried to his homo there, but arrived too late to see her before she passed away
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
CARDINAL NETTO DEAD
Former Patriarch or Lisbon Retired [" Franciscan Monastery After 1910 Revolution

Lisbon. Jan. 24.--Information has been rec ctciv"d here of the death of Cardinal Jose ScbaStino Nctto. for merly patriarch or Lisbon. wh" died in one of the Franciscan monaSt"rics of Spain where he retired after inc revolution. in 1910. He received inc cardinals cap from tho bands Of King Louis I. of Portugal in 1888. Pre-
 Hor~ely he waar(pishop Of Angola and
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
FACTS AND FANCIES
CULLEN

That Paris street to be named after Ncn'zClos will doubtless be called Champs dc Bit.
 some men endorse notes as ,pr"ol of Friendship but moro because they lack the backbone to refuse.
 Our own opinion is that the sciS- .mograph was merely recording tho smashing of Mr. Martens teeth.
 Fv,rv righteous nations feels ar in- puls" to disarm. but is d"tCrrcd by thought of it's wicked n"iEhhorS.
 You will note that the man who behaves himself seldom has occasion to sue somebody for defamation of h., raCtrr.
 It hard cider isn't illegal hCca use lure makes it that way. what snail
 4oN of inc natura!-b0rn Cr0"E'
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
8v ROBERT

skirt: noun: an abbreviation. What wC need along the Canadian ,rdcr is q dyke.
 Cheer up. Uneasy lies tho head that "aTs a froMn.
 Excellent slogan for these bootleg lys: Safety thirst"
 How sharper than d servant < to"'h n tax on an .n< nEc that has been ., nj.
 EadiCali:-n: An appetite. F"nSCrN3~ yc: One who is getting along very II. thank you.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

White House Defends Secretary Post" says headline but those vii. arc posted don't.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Woman May Run for Town CIor:,. headline. Unintcntionally unli2nitiV h"rartcriZatIon of perfectly p""0 proCeCIinc.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Income tax forms to ne ready tC day says Bureau Of Internal RcvrnI Please don't hurry on our accoun'.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

u is difficult tn deal with an h;;hitual aouhtc" who will not cv"n draw Cnid:.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Millions are starving in China. and here is a reason to believe that Japan will soon appeal to the great heart of America.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Movie actor tells how he '';;ot ir fllmh. Would be most interesting to lcaIn how some of them ''Stty in
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

A.cd rccluSc declares hc caught ht wife in steel trap I'orhars that 3' why he was n ''r, cltIsr' ''
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Its an ill wind that blows rc body any good. Eut I"al:; H." Co'I dealers don need il.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Everyone tx talking taxes indr. about the only thing on which thu i, no taN-''talking."
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

\ sponge hath may be q matter of preferences or it may indiCat" that Dad is using the bath tub to mature h's home brew.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

li. thess pICpu' :i;"' =" .'' fleet. there won't be any recreation n sunday except locking at the a; klcs on tho way to church.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

"Now." said tho disappointed office
 ,ekrr 'I shall get a mask and gun and become a collector of internal r. Vcnue."
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

When Burlcson gets back {" his farm. the rural mail carrier on his route may show him few things in the nature of rcpriSalS.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

ny discard other 2: rmcntS, tut they Will always feel shamefnlly nude without hatSF
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

Every time Greece runs q band into aporket and finds n"th:'''' 'h"r" to jingle, it relieves the situation ny cheering for Constantine.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

fetN anu adN VI pnest alNsis ot iatt1a statistic" t Thta lusur"S
 iu new spal't'f z th national and ---------.---------1 PRESIDENT
 he made to the chlIrt hes rs in support ng when hC i1ar ritual of ch there arc 'PrcsiclCnt of all others in hot believe in re is U prnc- which should ng altogether
 Of tho mat fect Of such
 the carneE, pray. cannot Of the great has declared ly on science s it k upon The portlcu-
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 TO many
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 enters with Both. accord e se name has Rfun with the the living to
 dead, arc
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 This might to. the belief4 result of thi
 ny event lt .ult nA shown Ain tnvestign- the mind
 sublime e.
 an cXnmpl her Of sport
 nine" dc not
 no question. unaninity Of Hir boys give, nd strength
 they will do Id have don" + people. all certafn thing If the accom-
 Those who success ot a iuvolItntnrily. eds bring th" have prayed  blicans hlikC. HtiNcly small ich about th" but who wish politically tn lat President Ae In his rec c that he wilt N who posscSA asiviCp. th"y
 broad vision Do the knowl
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New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
Ejaculation.

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 lu neW arat't'f z th national and
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24
25 YEARS AGO

tr'rom The Herald u! That DateD
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

That assessment ought to aid the Hack to tho Farm movement.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-24

|r board Of aH- Ao fortunate tho City of asacasment. lly every
 to you.
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 levity
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Land Values Lowered.

The Board of Equalization had
A. M. Curtis to prepare a letter
to be sent the Tax Commission
concerning the value placed on
real estate in Wright county,
but it seems that a letter was a
little late as, Roy e. Curtis, Vice
President of the Wright County
Bank, who at present is EN-.
ployed in the office of the State
Treasurer Thompson, had al.
ready noticed that the valuation
on our real estate was too
high and had called the attenti.
on of the Commission to the fact
and they had assured him that
it would be lowered. The forty
per cent raise that was placed
on it was removed and the land
stand as the assessor made the
assessment. The citizens of
Wright county should appreci.
ate the action and interest OF
Mr.. Curtis.-Hartville Republi'
lean.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12

Fred Mcmillan and wife Wis.
tied here during the week.
O. G. Harmon, of Mountain
Grove, was here this week.
Mrs. II. A. Brooks has moved
back to Mansfield from Sey.
mour.
Mrs. j. j. Murray, of Chicago,
is visiting her parents, W. B.
Hitchcock and wife.
Miss Pauline Paul, of Nam.
moth Spring, Ark, has been Wis.
iting Mrs. M. E. West.
F. j. Keeling and family have
moved to their property recently
purchased near Mansfield.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the mouth take a Divan's
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Co.-adv.
The senior class of the Mans.
field high school presented their
play, THE Gypsy Trail", at the
opera house in Seymour last
Saturday night. The Mansfield
orchestra furnished music.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12

John N. Pryor, Jr. was in
Springfield Tuesday.
Jess Pool. of Hartville, was a
Mansfield visitor Sunday.
Mayor John A. Dennis, of
Mtn. Grove, was here this week.
Mr.. Pat Humphrey. of West
Plains, visited in Mansfield Sun.
day.
G. E. Naylor, of Kansas City,
was here on business the past
week.
German Freeman attended
probate court in Hartville Mon
day.
DR.. Van Noy and A. l.. Pope,
of Norwood were in Mansfield
yesterday.
John N. Pryor, Jr. and wife
visited the formers parents near
Hartville Monday.
Miss Jewell Hoover arrived
home Monday for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Quite a number of Hartville
people were here to attend the
baseball game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Tarbutton
and children visited relatives in
Springfield last week.
Miss Leona Hoover is suffer
ing with an injured digit, the
result of an encounter with a
baseball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach,
and Miss Lois Beach motOred
to Winona and West Plains one
day this week.
Tommy Sullivan, of Atchison,
Kans., is here as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. G. Freeman. He is
a cousin of Mrs. Freeman.
Buy your fertilizer from j. W.
Kennedy, Middle West Grain
Grower brand, the kind that
gets results. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12

W. G. and j. j. Craig. and H.
A. Short spent Monday in
Springfield.
j. M. Miller, of Squires, Doug
las county. was in Mansfield the
first of the week.
The Justamere Club was en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. D. H. Kay, at her home in
Mansfield. A delightful time
was had by all and an interesting
program was given. Delicious
refreshments were served to
Mesdames w. A. Black, ]. G.
Carter, j. B. Freeman, r. ].
Freeman, J. A. Fuson, OH. Kay,
G. G. Newton, D. R. Snyder, M.
E. West, A. j. Wilder, and Miss
Maude Reynolds, members, and
Miss Pauline Paul, guest.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Tersely Told Town Tales

Z ASESCly AOlu AOWu AotCo
Thos Willoughby is here from
Pittsburg, Kas.
G. w. Miller is in Joplin and
Oklahoma this week.
]. H. Riley. of Joplin, visited
DR.. F. H. Riley and wife last
week.
Hon. w. s. Gambler, of Mtn.
Grove, was here Wednesday, en-
route to Hartville.
Mrs. D. V. Cordle, of Little
Rock, Ark, has been visiting
home folks here.
Deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector B. E. Stewart, of Mtn:
Grove, was here last week.
E. G. Gaines, of the 18th Aero
Squadron, US, Army, stationed
at Douglas, Ariz., is visiting
home folks here.
Drs. r. M. Rogers and J. A.
Fuson attended the Wright
Douglas County Medical Society
meeting at Ava last week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Scripture reading-Eccl. 3:1-13
5:1S 20. Ora Short.

Scripture reading-Eccl. Bib
5:18 20. Ora Short.
Name some things which hinder
the enjoyment of daily work9
Mrs. ]. G. Carter.
Do you think that it is possible
to enjoy doing disagreeable
things? why? Lois Beach.
What rewards do you consider
most worth working for? Mr..
D. Fl. Kay.
Name some ways in which we
may increase our enjoyment
of Christian endeavor work?
Mrs. Peters
Can you think of any means of
increasing, our enjoyment of
Sunday School work. Ulis
Cantrell.
What sort of religious work do
you most enjoy? why9 Myrtle
Williams.
Does the enjoyment of our work
depend upon our work or up.
on ourselves? Give your rea-
sons. DR.. Rogers.
Tell why a shirker is seldom
satisfied with his job? Mr..
Graves.
What are some of the safe guides
to follow in choosing a life
work? Blanche Alcorn.
For a young person just start.
ing out in life, why is hard
job better than an easy one?
Leona Hoover.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
B. Y. P. u.

Topic - Soul Winning.
Leader-Mrs. Edna Tarbutton.
Scripture reading-James 500
Eileen Stephens.
What is Soul Winning? Mrs.
Shelton. =.
The Bible on Soul Winning. Leo
Dean.
Soul Winning by personal con.
tact. Mrs. Hattie Cantrell.
Soul Winning by proxy. Homer
Brown.
Learning how to be Soul Win.
ner. Mr.. Livingston.
Soul Winning a prerequisite to
Christian Joy. Walter Williams
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Pageant of May a Treat
to Many Spectators.

Youth, beauty and grace
fresh harbinger of Spring-be-
tokening the innocence of nature,
the guilelessness of children, and
the sheer joy of being alive, was
portrayed by nearly two hun.
dred Mansfield school children
in the public park last Friday
afternoon, before hundreds of
spectators.
The 1.-THE, tripping step of the
Scotch lassie, the joyous aban.
don of the Italians, the sturdy
trudging of the Norwegians and
the Swedish shoemakers and
harvesters, the zest and folklore
of the French and Irish, the sim.
plicity and quaintness of the
Dutch and Germans, the nauti.
cal step of the sailor, the savage
play of native Indians, and the
stately grace of the American
maid were vividly depicted in a
series of interpretations repre-.
senting the advent of the white
man into the Ozarks.
The frolics of the nature folk,
who were beckoned in order by
little Miss Velma Brentlinger,
who portrayed the Spirit of the
Ozarks", was a medley of nature
and color. Each group of little
children was trained to perform
one little thing, and to do it
well.
The theme of the pageant was
woven around the coming of the
May Queen, and the retinue of
attendants, preceded by a tiny
child who strewed flowers along
the path where the royal process.
sion must pass. After the queen
had been seated and tittingly
crowned, she was ioyously vel
coined in an aesthetic dance by
"The Fairy of the Ozarks" fol.
lowed by the native dances of the
nations and the nature folk.
With the completion of the
interpretive dances, the children
played at unwinding the May
pole. The close of the festivi.
ties was the Coming of Night,
when the children went to sleep.
Praise and commentator was
showered upon all participating,
both teachers and pupils. Miss
N, G. Wilkerson, upon whom
rested the responsibility for the
success or failure OF the under
taking, merits the highest com.
mendation. The success of the
pageant told it's own story of the
patience and care with which
she labored to weld the partici-
pants into a well. trained entity.
The work of Miss Dalgliesh and
the mothers of the city in the
designing and the making OF
the many costumes showed a
marked degree of precision and
appreciation of detail. The
grade teachers are also to be
commended for their part in the
success of the day.
The students who were princi
pals in the pageant were: May
Queen-Eula Alcorn; Maids o.
Honor - Zella Smith, Mamie
Beach, Ulis Cantrell, Lolell;
Christy; Flower girl-Jane Pope
Observation-Disclosures Brazeal
Pages-Harold Stephens, Pau
Broiles. Ruby Williams repre-
sented the Coming of Night,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12

Mansfield is being pushed as
fast as the weather permits.
Mrs. G. W. Brentlinger is Wis.
iting in Mansfield this week, and
greatly enjoyed the May Festi.
val.
Mrs. Verna Il. Wilson, of Ava,
was here yesterday, enroute to
Jefferson City to join her hus.
band.
Quite a number of people from
this vicinity attended the sale at
Mansfield Saturday. Hartville
Republican.
Geo. Wallace, of Route 2, Ava,
has bought a Manaphone Of Lines
Music Co., through J. G. Shin.
paugh, of Mansfield.
Ercle Goss, of west of Mans.
field, has bought Manaphone of
Lines Music Co., through j. G.
Shinpaugh, of Mansfield.
The city council met Monday
night to finish their business,
after which the newly elected of.
ficlals were sworn in and took
charge.
J. T. HALEY, druggist at Ava,
has bought a fine Schiller piano
from Lines Music Co., through
their district salesman, II. G.
Gordon, of Mansfield.
Several ofour citizens appeared
before the County Board of
Equalization Wednesday on bust,
ness relative to proposed in.
creased assessments.
We understand the Frisco has
settled with w. G. Deckard in
the damage suit brought on ac-
count of his wife's death. The
case was to have been tried at
Marshfiell.
Next Sunday morning there
will be union services at the G.
P. church, with all the churches
of the city participating. l.. A.
Johnson will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon to the gradual.
ing class of the Mansfield high
school at this service.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Brent.
linger, of Bcggs, OKLA, visited
last week with the form, RS par
ents and other relatives here.
Mr.. Brentlinger is a delegate to
the national convention of rail.
road men, which meets at Savan
nah, Ca, during the month of
May. After visiting interesting
places in the South they will 90
to Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Freeman
entertained at their home Friday
evening. Those present were:
Ia. J. Clark and wife, CA, Phelps
and wife, G. l.. Hunt and wife,
G. G. Freeman and wife, Mrs.
Bess Reynolds, Mrs. A. II. Friend,
Misses Locke, Pauline and
Grace Craig, Effie Cantrell, Lois
Beach, Leona Hoover, Blanche
Crippen, and Messrs. Hobart
Hensley, Snyder Craig, Ear
Thomas, j. b. Crouch.
Miss Etfie Cantrell suffered 6
painful turned ankle while on {
box supper party at CodaI
Springs last Monday. Miss
Cantrell was unable to be ou
the first of the week, but hap
PLY, is much better now. Th'
others comprising the part.
were: Mrs. A. V. Mccormack
! of Chicago, Mr.. Tommy Sullivan
! of Atchison, Kas., Mr.. and Mrs
G.. G. Freeman and little daugh
} ter, Gene.
. Mrs. A. r. Friend entertaine'
at her home Thursday evening
Refreshments were served
3 Those present were: Mr.. an
4 Mrs. A. j. Clark; DR.. and Mrs
d J.A. .Fuson and daughter Gladys
q Geo. B. Freeman and wife; o. S
q Coday and wife; CA. Phelps an
= wife; G. L. Hunt and wife; DR.. I
3 Il. Riley and wife; Ross Rec
3 and wife; Mesdames Blanch
& Anderson, Bess Reynolds, an
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
SYNOPSIS AND PROGRAM.

ACT l. The sitting-room of a
"Senior Double" shared by
Ruth and Ann. "Trouble".
Songs-"We'll Build Sweet
Little Nest.
IT'LL We Meet Again. -
Seymour Harmony Quartette
Solo Joe Fallier.
ACT II. A corner of the cam
pus. Expulsion"
Songs Get Away Jordan.
Medley
Seymour Harmony Quartette
Solo Fallier.
ACT III. Ruth's home on
Christmas eve. Recall"
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Ruth Day-Just one of the girls
Esther Rhodes.
Ann Short-Ruth's room mate
and an honor student-Ada
Carter.
Students
Min Davis Alma Bennett
Flo Terris Ruth Preston
Margaret Summers
Willamette Kirkpatrick
Dora Mills Grace Bruton
Miss Prisam-The vigilancecom.
mittee Mary Robertson.
Tilly-a maid-Gladys Vallen'
weider.
Hiram Hayman-a country boy
Glenn Williams.
Mrs. Hayrnan-his mother
| Edith Bennett.
Evelina-a colored maid Pauline
Smith.
William Williamson her sweet
heart-Jim Miller.
Billy Brown--a college youth =
Benner Rhodes,
Ruth's Two Lovers
/, Charley Steel-Eugene Brutol
Evert Ward-John Denney
The Professor Ernest Williams
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Program of Commencement
Mansfield High School
Thursday Evening, May 10

Invocation Rev. Patterson
Salutatory Jno. Newton
Vocal Solo Mrs. J. E. Craig
Grafton Joe Rabey
Vocal Solo Elvs Turner
Valedictory Zella Smith
Music Mr.. and Mrs. Coday
and Mrs. Freeman
Glass Address The Rev. DR.. Leake
OF Diplomas, j. G. Carter
A. ]. Handy
CLASS ROLL.
Charles Edgar Brazeal
Mamie Winnifred Beach
Joseph Edward Rabey
Zella Edna Smith
Oma L. Moore
Elva Marie Turner
John Preston Newton
Glass Motto
Tonight we launch; where shall
we anchor.''
Class Colors-
Purple and Gold
Glass Flower
Yellow Rose
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-05-12
Seymour Seniors To
Play Here.

The senior class of the Sey.
mour high school will present
their play, ''The College Camp.
US" at the Mansfield school gym
tonight at eight o'clock. Ad-
vance information is to the
effect that the play is of unusual
ly high merit, being more of a
musical show. Half of the re.
ceipts go to the graduating class
of the Mansfield high school tC
hep defray the expenses of the
nonn ,onnnnonf nynroicaS