The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-17
AN INTERESTING BATCH
OF POSEY PARAGRAPHS


and still no rain nor snow. Those Of
us who are inclined 10 be pessimis-
tie are no doubt suffering from an
attack Of the blues, but we who are
possessed Of an optimistic nature,
still look for better times TO come,
and smile and feel thankful that
we live where we have plenty Of
good pure drinking water, and are
not compelled 10 put in half our
time hauling water, like so many
Of the people are doing yet, and
have done for months in some parts
Of Texas.
Last Friday afternoon the school
children had a Valentine box. (The
boys say they had no idea the
girls loved them so well, until st.
Balentine brought such tender mes
sapcs). A number Of visitors were
present, the following were there:
Mesdamcs w A. Quinn, w. +. Ben
nett. O. X. Patterson, Gilbert Self,
A. /. Legg, and Misses Wilson and
whites. After the distribution Of
the Valentines, Misses Cooper and
Chaunccy treated the children TO
candy"
Miss Chauncey has returned home
and we have been informed she
will re-euter school az an carly
date. She won many friends while
in our community and we regret 20
loose such an estimable young lady.
Our community has recently pur-
chased q nice piano, and everyone
feels very proud Of Il.
Miss Mildred Brown Of Slaton,
has made arrangements % teach
music class al the school house This
bring 20 our minds a little palmer
our crowded condition. She will
have 20 use the cloak room for a
conservatory. Our enrolment has
already reduced
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis recently, Of
Indiana. spent several days with
her brother, Homer Kelley this last
week They returned 20 her IA
theirs AZ Lubbock Saturday, and
viii soon resume their journey TO
California, where they expert TO
make their future home
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Legg and lit
tie daughter, Dorr.. visited a friend
M the sanitarium Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. II Rhine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parter Robinson and family,
Mr. ard Mr. Owen Robertson and
family, all were Sunday dinner
guests M Otto Rinne's
4 new boy has come 90 make mis-
head quarters M the home 81 Mr..
Louis Robinson
Z. z. Fines family visited friends
at saton Sunday
Mr Dycss stopped I'm a few min
utcs Sunday afternoon, and annouuc-
ed that he would hc az Posey the
afternoon Of the third Sunday in
March and would assist this class
be singing He also promised to
bring some good singers with him.
So we look forward 10 n real treat
Everyone come out and hear some
thing that will make you forget the
petty cares Of life.
There was party al Mr.. +. +.
TaylOr's last Friday night.
A. r. Patterson has recently
pur hased a piano, and the Sunday
night singing was At his house
Bro. Hardesiy filled his regular
appointment - kNNN NiNN1 was
out 70 hear him despite the disagree
able weather.
Leon Maker who Is attending the
Abilene Business College, writes his
home people that he is doing good
work and also his health has inn
proved.
Miss Marie Cooper spent the week
end with her home folks. She re-
turned Sunday morning.
Homer Kelley. and c. u. Fine
each sold some hogs this week Mr..
Kelley sold 81 head chat averaged
two hundred pounds each at $500
per cwt.
This - a good way 10 utilize
your surplus feed.
Mr.. Whitaker Of Slaton, is ship
ping one or two car loads Of pork
ers 10 market this week.
Durward Kelley is our news re-
porter at school and II any Of you
have any news please report TO him.