The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-12-14
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GLENDALE

oSW Twin IA 6hS "CdlhCT oCINttS
Bureau, the worst windstorm of the
season, originally planned for Kansas,
got away last Monday and took a little
practice run across So. Oak. 1t SEEM
ed 70 So. Oak. folks like a reckless 10
hour dash. However the opinion Of
some Of our ablest guessers places the
average speed at not over 104% miles
per mr.. fiat. The thermometers on
Tuesday morning registered 20 de-
grees below, Wednesday back to nor
NAL.
Mrs. Wilson, of Washington (state)
is visiting her brothers, Err, Frank
and Ross Mckinney and other rela-
tives in this community during the
holiday season.
Plans for the Christmas program to
be given at the Glendale Union Church
on Saturday evening, December 23rd
are rapidly taking form. The various
committees were appointed last Sun
day morning. A splendid program is
assured. besides the free candy, nuts
and fruit as usual in Glendale. Ev-
erybody invited.
Weather fine for corn huskin'. Ev-
erything froze up tighterin' Dicks hat
band this week. November has been
O poor month for corn husking, too
much snow, rain and mud.
Mrs. Maud Mckinney and Mrs.
Harry Huisman, Sr. were delegates
from Glendale to the cooking demon
stration meeting at Miller a short time
since and will give the ladies of the
community the benefit of their expert
ence at the Clint Taylor home on
Wednesday, December 9Th. A lot Of
good cookies are expecting to take part
and Of course a small army of men TO
act as samplers.
Bill Avery drove his Ford to Miller
last Sunday, taking his daughter.
Mary, back to school.
L. T. Fournier took his Alice in on
Monday morning and also attending
to some business matters of impor-
lance.
The weather ma had us billed for
a fine all-day rain on Thanksgiving
day, beginning Wednesday evening.
The big Glendale Thanksgiving cele-
bration was automatically postponed
to another year. Doubtless more than
two hundred people were sorely dis
appointed. Nevertheless the Glendale
folks are cheerful and all the more
thankful the rain didn't end In a big
snow storm.
Don't forget the big birthday cele-
.bration at the Glendale Union Church
December 25th. The final arrange
ments will be made Sunday, Decent
Der 10th. Mr.. Harding wishes to see
you at church next Sunday. He is
planning another big revival meeting
for the holiday season when Pres.
Burton J.. Vincent may be secured to
conduct the meetings. It's a golden
opportunity to secure a man vi DT.
vincent's calibre. If you're alive be
on hand.
Their leader. Miss Winsell, vas
slightly indisposed and unable to meet
with the "Nightihgales" at the Horace
Morrow home Thursday evening, No
vember 23rd. For a short time 1T
seemed the meeting would fizzle.
However Horace and his wife are not
that kind of people. They soon got
the Quaker spell" pried loose. The
orchestra started. Violin, Merle Ham
mill; Mandolin, Roy Morrow and FL
mer Parsons: piano, Alvin Hamrn'll-
nothin' like 1t this side OF =
Altogether the music, pals of big red
Jonathan apples, and peanuts by the
peck-home grown-would cause the
heart OF a miserable m~isanthrope to
beat with a momentary JOY" and to
long for the scenes Of Dixie afresh.
Later In the evening Miss Helen Huis-
man and Mrs. Bert Reid. each in turn.
presided at the piano. Did everybody
sing? B-gosh yes. even the "old COB
blers" got "coltish" and sang, with
sublime, perspiring fervor and becom-
ing decorum, when You and ! were
Young Maggie" and other similar
classics, to the apparent pleasure OF
the entire audience as they all seemed
satisfied when we got through. Alto
gether a pleasant evening. We believe
their lex meeting will be at the Bert
Reid home Thursday evening OF this
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