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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
CARDINAL GIBBONS

Among thc many able mon who
have been given high honors of
the Roman Catholic church in the
United Siaics. Cardinal Gibbons
s. destined to hold place which
shall Boz notable Coming into
duties oi peculiarly eNactiug
mature while the relations Of the
church he represented were NOT
as clearly established iu ibis cuun-
ty as they Bre today. be had
problem both delicate and of
greatest Importance ro them be
gave NOT only clear vision of what
was desirable for his church hut
tact and diplomats instinct
which brought about relations not
easy 20 establish, aud did so with
smoothnoss and lack of friction
which were a high tribute 10 the
catholicity of his appreciation Of
She people of his nation and the
Zines of cleavage upon religions
beliefs which were more acute
when be- made his fame than they
are in these later days
Even when old age and iufirm-
ny had wrought their ravages
upon the body Of this prince Of
the church. his mental processes
retained their Gcuteness m re-
msrkable degree The tenement
had lost It's vigor bat the brain
held the lessons of a long life Of
service and understanding
Other men Of marked ability
win follow in the place Cardinal
Gibbons filled. bm TO none may
bee given che conditions of service
of this notable churchman His
fame as representative of his re-
lieious body appears secure upon
the firm foundation OF deeds
which fitted his times aud were
conceived and executed with rare
wisdom
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

I Former Secretary iansing is
giving what he terms an Ln
biased estimate of Woodrow vii
SON. in the Saturday Evening
Post To those who admire the
former president the analysis will
be keonly offensive "a hesmirch
ing n former idol of IDEAL form
Whether we regard the Lansing
analysis as fair or the bitter ro.
Joinder coming OF the differences
of thc former SECRETARY and his
ehicf, one must feel surprise that
publication should come 90 This
time. when Woodrow Wilson is "a
broken man whose life cnn not be
expected 10 continue many years
Lansing's book may give us new
ideas, bur would II not have come
with more appropriateness had II
been reserved for the not distant
time when Woodrow Wilson s ca
reer was o closed hook
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
RIO cRANDE CITY

Special a. The caller
mo GRANpE CITY. March ga
News has hcon received here Of tho
wodeinF of u , GUERRA Of kolnp 20
Niss Minerva Garln az san Antonio.
which took place Thursday vyenlnf
March ~ az the humv of The bride Pa
PARENTS MI. Guerra has lived lu this
county ah of his lie and o. well known.
iir ia connected with N Guerra 81
Son uf Roma. Mr. aud Mrs. Guerra urc
nn their honeymoon in north IrNnH.
hut expect tu return Hnuu lu Roma.
whore they win make their home with
fhr hridegroum'n mother Mira Virginia
iuDrfa.
A parts 40 younR people enjoyed an
outina and picnic ON the Aurora sun
cav afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in rumvH aud amuepmonts. mu
slp hriuE furnished thiuukhuui lhr Nff
ofnnnn hy the RIO GFsudf orchestra a
frmniinr basket lunch Was served
Ahuut flfiy ~ the Nuunr Hoi were pres-
ont The chunefonss wefe Mr.. and
alra Fred Guerra AR and Mrs ]. 7
Peters
a special Good Frlday service viii
bf hpld AZ tho r.. aud Y. huild.nE. Fort
1 RiArgui3 hv Chaplain Rogers A ma
hlcai program has been NNfNuFrd. Wiil
mnHloinuH frnm Mission and NfAliNH
/ MI and Mrs Fred GUERRA. SIR ANS
7 Mrs D. bwen Scott hiHsra Winifru,
HnrY. Hue Anne Scott Mossrs, chus
I Wright and George MNrrh formed
rarity which went 90 CafnarHo. MeNico
4 sos fuv fur the fieatH
] o. T ruuulCs ~ lruWuaNillp was 10
/ H.o Grsnde Tuvsday
Master Btn Herudon Scott was hos
tU number ~ friondH Monday after
nnun the occasion being h.s seventh
birthday lila guests Included MiHHr
Frances Guerra lonvha Gknilnffel
Rtna Floyd cecil, and Matilda lsa
puirre Masters Fwnrho tnssefn au
lIeeHs IfapnArrf. Drew flnyd, PAU am
Hudolpho Naiic and owen Scou. ~
Lawrence a. Brooke has rriuruc
Gnm san Antonio whore he went 4
attend meeting OF ihe diWr'nrH a
. fhe San Antosdnrlsi0 0rpnde Vale
Railway company Mr. BroohH htiuR
au encouraging report lie wHs nr
/ c0mlmnird hy his dauphtcin Miaa'
Hhsrl, ana Rohin who haYe been at
tending school al &c. Mary'a hall
; San Antonio.
II Mr yalyerdc nnd daughters Hpef
srndnY ard Monday iu Camargo
~ Invitations have been sent uut 30
. dunca 20 be given a. the vale nal
, April q by the young men ~ ri
4 graudo city and Fort ltiuegoId,
III Msssrs v A Guerra Icsns Ma Ran
lreg and i.ntahen Garcia spent Sunda
, IN cHmarFo. MrxicO. "a.
Harold Jeffefds mas returned from
!. visit with A. parents ~ brownevlil
NeaAAe fs.h tpeiK SATURDAY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
KINGsVILLE

Special no Tho caller
kfNGRNU .lE Texas March "a 20
- Lone was in Corpus christi Thurs
day
church Be- Swing HorioH Of pre- fNHlri
sermons ut fhr church. HorvicsH haiuE
conducted each evening. "Wednesday
evening ho nod ua hia subject What.
Hprptr O. community apwcth. that shall
10 rDtp" Thursday evening, 'Whutso-
over uu Individual suwoth That shalt ne
rruu iarae audiences greet Ma Law
liaa
The Catholic women viii have an
Hastpt bazaar in a tent on the inwn ~
tho Klng's INN theuter saturday. sns-
fnf eggs homie made cakes. chickens
aud other Easter duluticH VIII Dee avail
nhlc.
tho women of the Christian church
win huvo AN Easter sale saturday,
alurch 3e nt Iurdt Allen Furniture
onmuauN'n store. They VIII have Tor
nalr aprons and hunneta. homo mpdc
candies cakes ana Easter eggs ana
Win Serve Iced tea and home made
cuhc.
iinrnvilio has taken un Huustnnthl
building activity. number uf homes
business houses garages nic are con
I tUmuiHtDd ur iu course ut conjunction.
e. a. MoCmrkru has horun a cottage
d NHA NNNiNNNM NNNf " NNN "NNh.i.N tNNNN'N NfN Ntt
rurnot ni Eighth ana Kennedy = ",
/ WilkrrHun cottage Just ACROSS tnc
street on tho corner ~ Eighth ana
kennedy y NJ Elliott uu tho .surner az
/ Tenth and Huimche W A. ilulis. o.
I home on tho corner of ronth ana bod
hfidrD. ~. n. Peterson. "a cottage on
] Alice. 81 81 Watkins TWO cottages on
I Noahtm a. %. Sims, Jr. business
/ house adiuiuinr hiH nfsp brick on East
nn corner az seventh and tlshcrg
i o. WuudHl un addition 90 his home,
To- NunuFAY has completed hif tvEi-
I dvmcr m Hoffman addition. aud is
worliur On hiH gin. which VIII hp COME
Iiptrd SOON. Tho FARMERS tin rnn
pnnt is completing She gin on Aofth
sixth street kinN ranch "a installing
new ana complete dipping watts AZ
santa gertrudis and lnurclos W W
irCk aud numbers nf farmers are pdt
ting Ion uudpr ground siluH uuu much
lnrtviiy la seen IN the bdildiuB Of small
hamos in Mexican town and the col
nred portion number nf private
IrtttarH hove BEEN completed ui are
lunfrf construction.
Aiiss MHry Graul and W y. Davis
Atrp married af tht aunurhun home 81
ltht bride M 0'cloch Thursday even
inr March a. Rev. A. ~ Clark read
ine tho oeromouy They left on lhe
trvunirr train tnr trip to Houston ana
u Dalt.4 an Air Davis ia member 81
tho nlm. Klussviilc Decorating com
many
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

Now that the Lever act and the
profiteer hunting has gone into
the discard we fail 90 see why
standard articles should be- sold
in this city al widely varying
prices There are evidences every
day thai margins of profit are
matter of fancy that what Van.
derhill said of charging the pub.
iie all b viii pay still is ronsid
cred good business ln ibt simple
matter of o. popular brand uf
smoking tobacco The standard
price here s. Fifteen GENTS bat
there ARE stores n which seven
teen cents IS charged The extra
two rents is a trivial matter. but
ii hits the seller q blow that he
may moi appreciate The smoker
who pays the seventeen cents
charge w,il MOB rpiufn 90 buy
tobacco aud he VIII take lip
upon that store and get neither
tuhncco or amy other africlc there.
The moral is obvious.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

When telephone girl ia Kan.
Sas took her life She left a note
saying the world was unrulcd aud
unsatisfactory She was seven.
teen years of age She gave her.
self no opportunity 10 grow mp
aud learn ihut the world is kinder
than She had secnit Pause mo-
meni "a consider the ease 1f this
budding woman Almost any
cause for her arrangement and
suicide may be disclosed. but
isn't IL just possible that hour
after hour nt the switchboard,
compelled 10 be courteous 10 hum
dreds who lacked courtesy and
said over the wire what they
would moi dream Of saying face
20 face, set her nerves iongling TO
the point whore sanity stopped
and death bcckoncd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
RUSS RECOGNITION

lenine IS direct appeal 90 The gov
eminent of the United States to
agree 90 receive a delegation from
Russia and consider return OF free
commercial relations is merely u
step ia the swift current of change
of front ia ihC soviet government
and Oi movements in all the larger
nations a. consider resumption of
trade with lhe Muscoviio nation.
Great Britain has been dealing
with krassin Tor months u would
haye made III, agreement for trade
kong since bad uoi the holsheyis
leaders failed to approve The terms
krassin bad made Ia London Now
these terms have been modified
and the arrangement has been put
through
Germany has been going after
Russian trade ever since the ar.
mistice, and ID must NOT be for
gotten that Germany has been hus
thing commercially the last two
years aud has made ready 10 fill
Russian orders n Is fair 10 pre-
sumo That the trade Germany was
getting was q powerful influenc,
in the British decision
Meantime ihe Emitted States
despite the readiness expresse,
bg The laY administration io keel
hands Of trade with Russia lla
held aloof Tn, loft us with gren
trade possibilities uuiaken. at thI
very time our progresses OF read
justment had brought us To th
point Nhere wc had much uncm
pioymeni and great stores of ra,
cotton aud ioodsiuffs lying m
sold From the standpoint uf IA
United States trade with Russi
was desirable If wc could be "a,
sured of fair amount of pr,
tocii0p 10 such commerce W
have doubted whether this coul
be- had Under the new policy I
Lenine aud Trotzky there appeal
possibility Of resumption Of rel
tions which shall give ns q marS'
and ~ the same time enable Rn
sia 10 get from ns the supple
Of which she Is ia great need an
which no other nation Is as we
Fitted as the tniird States /
furnish
II The decoration from Russ
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

ThiH life in llkU fiHhin trip
or bag % seems to me
lcHldN u stream We sli aud dream
Ana hope for joys Co Doc.
bf VARYING tiaUs are fhe fish
We've caught ai rloso ~ dny.
liui ihuuEh their meat WAS Hnud f0 O.it.
Tho best unca Hot away
goodiv TtplnF 90 fish 1--WE caught
TO mur, than flll Inc pam
liut always have passed fhpm hv---
just ilk" my fellow Hnn-
Ana overlooked the meal tnpv meant
This SORRY linD Go sugt
~ should hp rlad if hui had
The onoH that rut away"
I've cnurhi iuN MANY o. luy iu Hfo.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

Ny string oi uullra Be- long
I've bad INV share uf weather uir
Ana happiness und SONS
Tho YEARS have Kindly dcuif with mo
AUD uit have lri fno play
hui siill I've thuurhl ! should have
caught
Tho iuy that rot away
Teach ms in value what : win.
tnr tlEh fur Nhut J fGlaa
And Deg uc smile mnd count worth
while
hly present store of BLISS.
Al lHHI WHOM humowurd shall turn
And iiiiirs utH mN rluV
ld NOT dcpluro ur rrumhlo n'pt
The Joys thnf got away
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
FOREIGN MONEY DROPS
AND BUDAPEST FEARS SMASH

ltY Soc Associated iftHe
Bl'DAPESr Hungary March 2i
Foreign money dropped today to half
hes yaiuo two weeks ago. the QuoiAtiun
90 she dollar failing from SOC krouou
o. 2lO The sudden Jump, however
provoked AN unforeseen economic
rilsUa Merchants who purchascd for
cien commodities when the eXch1nEr
rate WIS at its lowest ohh are unwiliing
o. cut down prices
Tha public refuses % bay ut the old
pricns aud ~ waltine Tor thc expected
crinh Meanwhile. business ia nt "a
atnndstill
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

Germany refuted 10 pay her
first repnrations installment The
allies have only the recourse of
adding TO penalties Sooner or
later Germany must keep faith
II is not her nature To do So bat
she is not going by her inclina-
iions. but BY necessity.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25

with such GUARANTEES as are pro.
posed iu ihe Russian proposal.
there appears good prospect OF rc.
sumption az trade which shall be
of enormous value 90 this country.
But rau wc trust amy hclshc,ik
government That is thc Kernel
Of the nut 10 be- cracked
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
FiNANclER WILL 800 80

MIAMI Fla. march el-linrTy Sc
Francla Black. Now York flannuicr
when nrfnignea ~ leouuty criminal
count this afternoon 20 answer 90 a
charge ~ Vialatinf the Nolatead not
gave notice that ne would sight tho
case. az 4 lavolyes confiacnllon 81 his
o,ipnfe Pullman car la WHICH sixty
cares of Intoxicating llQnors were
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-25
Non.pARTtsAN LEAGuERS GET
HuNCH WHERE THEY ARE AT
IA Tho Associated Press

sT Paul Mime Mafrh 2t.-or'
RaUigailnns thai hold political conNen'
tlDHs. udursn candidate prnnulgai'
noiiiitti principles or conduct political
campaigns. VIII pc termed political lhi
flra under hiu ,staspd hy ihr Mime.
sofa s.uate TODAY s5 10 ~. spnkosmen
~ tho Son Partisan league regard y
rs Nrinr ospcciaiiy aimed ut the league
'rrv caller Classified Ads Cor Results
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07
SELBYVILLE

The extra services are in progress
at Ebenezer Mr.. w. A. Law was in
charge of the Sunday evening SER
vices. The music by the Junior choir,
under the leadership of Mr.. William
Long, was well conducted and much
appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollister Moore and MIR. and Mrs.
George MCGEE, spent the weekend at
Newark, as the guests of their daugh-
ters, who are attending the WOman's
College this year.
DR.. Vaughn Collins will preach at
Salem M. E. Church on Sunday even
ing. Quarterly Conference will be held
Monday evening, October 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VOlley Murray have
returned from their western trip.
Miss Gertrude McCabe spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Philadelphia.
Rev. Theodore Beauchamp met with
a painful accident last week. He had
the misfortune to fall, striking his
forehead and cutting a deep cash
above the eye. He was able to fill his
pulpit on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Roscoe Murray and son, Jack,
and Mrs. John Alexander were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Long
on Thursday at dinner
The broken culverts on Church |
street have at last been fixed and this !
has added much to the appearance of |
the street.
Miss Lulu Johnson is spending sew
eral days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Myra Nelson and Miss Viola
spent the weekend with friends at
Ocean View.
y 125 tickets were sold at this station
on Sunday morning for the. excursion
10 Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. w. McCabe spent Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Neal, of Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McCabe and
Miss Laura, Mrs. Curt Long and Mrs.
Davis, attended services at Powell
vile, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Davis of Whaleyville, Md,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. J. w. McCabe.
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07
MAGNOLIA

Harry Merkel has secured a posi-
tion in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Oechler of Camden
. was a guest at the home of Harry
Johnson on Sunday last
Mrs. Arlington Jackson who has
been sick for several weeks is much
improved at this writing.
Prof. and Mrs. w. w. Moore of Ris-
ing Sun, were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Geo. R. Ellis last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Oechler of Camden
rendered two very beautiful solos at
our service last Sunday morning.
A copious rain fell in this commun-
ity on last Monday but most of our
farmers fear it came too late to do
much good for late potatoes.
Jas. K. Sapp is still buying tomatoes.
in large quantities. One day last week
he shipped nearly six thousand bask-
cts on the steamer Frederica.
Our road is progressing nicely, but
it is still necessary to detOur around
our town, which makes our usually
lively town seem some what quiet.
An anniversary service will be held
at Barratt's Chapel next Sunday af-
ternoOn at 2 p. m. when Bishop Nc
DOwell of Washington will preach.
Mrs. P. S. Shockley, Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Dodd of Millsboro and Mr.. and |
Mrs. VIM. J. Downing, Jr., of Sails
bury were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Geo. R. Ellis on Sunday.
A car returning to Milford on Mon
day afternoon of this week skidded
on the wet stone road in the vicinity
of Barratt's Chapel and plunged into
a bank. 1t was badly wrecked.
Master Fenton Kerbin who spent
last summer with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kerbin of our
town and who made for himself host
Of friends in and around town, is now
quite sick at a hospital in New York.
We are hoping he may soon be i'm
proved and be out once more.
What might have been a serious ac-
cident occurred at Lindale's old mill
On Saturday night. A man from over !
about FELTON,, who, for some reason
was not able to see just as straight
rs he might have done, in attempting l
o cross the dam ran off, turning his
,ar completely bottom upwards on l
himself, but although he was alone,
vas not much hurt and was able to 9
'xtricate himself and find lodging in I
/ nearby house.
Last Sunday was surely a great
lay in church circles in our town.
there were ninety-three out at Sun a
lay school. The pastor held a baptis- "
nal service in which eight persons
i've adults and three children, re-
eived the rite of baptism. After the
unday school a class of thirty-one
were received into full L
membership in the church. 1t was in z
eed beautiful sight to all who were
resent and after this the Rev. Geo.
. Baggett preached an inspiring ser
ION, taking for his theme the story 81
Daniel in captivity in Babylon. th
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07
VERNON

Mrs. Alfred Raughley, Jr., has re-
fused $1,000 position as a teacher.
Mrs. Gertrude w. Smith will return
to Oklahoma after a three months Wis
it with her parents.
Lewis Slaughter and family and
Mrs. Frank Coulbourn and daughter,
Sara, of Atlantic City, N. j., have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wesley Ross.
Miss Lola Willoughby has returned
to Montgomery, w. Va.
Miss Sara Coulbourn of Atlantic
City is spending two weeks at home
Revival services are in progress at
Bethel M. P. Church, having started
on Sunday at an all day meeting with
ReVs. Belts, Dryden, Hooker and
Murphy. A sumptuOus dinner was
served in the grove by Mrs. Anna
Cannon TO which Lewis Slaughter and
family, Mrs. A. w. Belts and Mrs.
Wesley Ross were invited guests.
Miss Katharine Layton of Philadel-
phia has been spending the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Pearl S. Baynard is substitu-
ting at Raughley School.
Mrs. Thomas Clancy and sons have
returned to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Raughley, Jr.,
have been entertaining company from
Cambridge, Md, and will entertain
Miss Kimball of Aberdeen, Md, for
several days.
Clark Ivans has been painting his
outbuildings; Mr.. Twitt his dwelling,
and the old Hands homestead has
been repainted.
Dwight Hanson has returned to
Wilmington.
DR.. Sheridan, Mrs. Alice H. Ross
and Miss Lucy Pierson have been Wis
ting friends at Hobbs, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07

Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07

The Rehoboth Packing Company of
RehOboth, which is the only packing
house in this vicinity which is operat-
ing this season is putting up a large
pack and from present indications it
looks as if the Gamers should make
a better profit this season than they
have for some time. Many of them
now have their last years pack on
hand.
The State Convention of the w. C.
T. U. met here on Wednesday, Thurs
day and are in session today at the
M. E. Church.
Mrs. Nettie Kitchens Hancock who
has been quite ill for several weeks
is improving slowly.
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07
THAT
BRONCHIAL
COUGH

Within the next few
months you may again be
troubled with that bron-
chial cough which seems
to bother you regularly
every year at this season.
Don't try to stiAe it by
using medicine. Go right
at the Cause and havs it
adjusted. The cough,
which is the effect, will
disappear. Keep your
spine in good condition.
The Chiropractor will help
you. See her today. Con-
sultation and SPINAL
ANALYSIS FREE.
Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07

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Milford chronicle., 1921-10-07
LINCOLN CITY

Clarence Cook and daughter, Miss
Ella, of Boston, Mass, are the guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .. J.
Cook.
Mr.. Patterson and wife OF Philadel-
phia are spending some time with
Joseph Messick and wife.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
I. lzie Swain and Mrs. Nancy TTuitt
Ga Friday eVenun:, October 18th. All
members are requested to be present.
Henry Hatfield and wife are in Phil
adelphia where Mr.. Hatfield will con-
suit a specialist in regard to poor
health.
Mrs. Walter Beardsley has been a
recent visitor at Chester, Pa.
After spending the week in Phila-
delphia Mrs John Donovan returned
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. F. 3urris is spending a
month in Philadelphia.
On Wednesday L. H. Derrickson and
wife entertained the Fellowship Bible
Glass at Slaughter Beach. Two auto
trucks and several private cars con-
veyed the party to the shore. The day |
was ideal and passed quickly with |
nothing to mar the pleasure of those
present. An abundance of good eats
had been provided by all as well as a
large freezer of ice cream. This an
nual picnic IS looked forward to from
year to year.
The w. c. r. L. will have So
cial meeting at the home of Mrs. Har-
ry Darby near Shawnee ON Tuesday
evening, October 18th. A short pro-
gram will be given and refreshments
served. All members and their famil-
les are invited. Text word, Honor" ]
Joseph Messick is improving his /
home by having it newly painted.
Mrs. H. d. Cook is visiting her t
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Shew, at Har- {
risburg, Pa.
A. B. Donovan is confined to his bed
suffering from a broken leg. While at i
tempting to steady a corner post for t
a barn, he fell to the ground and post l
fell across his leg just above the i!
ankle. DR.. Dawson rendered medical L
aid. Il
Next Sunday is Rally Day. We want a
to see your face and 249 others, if "
you have lost interest in Sunday a
school.
Rally Day is a good time to get the L
habit again, your class is expecting a
to win one of those banners and if W
you are absent they will loose and 81
you will feel bad, (or ought to at il
leastl Think how many days you 81
have missed from Sunday school and in
make this Rally Day mean something '''
to you by falling in line with the W
organization in the world, al
me that has over 3O,0OO,OOO members. B
Are you one? Remember we are look pt
ng for you! M
Miss Helen Fitzgerald from Will tn
nington IS visiting her cousins, Miss tn
Ilera and Miss Louretta Truitt. aV
dr.
sn