The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-07-06
GLENDALE

Because of the generally heavy rain
fall Sunday morning, June 25, the
Glendale Union Church dedicatory
services were indefinitely postponed.
Hundreds of people. no doubt were
greatly disappointed but in this case
the BEST is yet to come. II has been
estimated that about two hundred
people were present at the p. m. meet
ing to hear the splendid sermon by
Pres. HI. X. Warren Of Yankton Col
iege. Rev. Juell, of Aberdeen filled
the evening appointment, with a most
pleasing and timely address. The
male quartette from Miller, Messrs.
Thomas, Morgan, williams and Sedan
are q pleasing combination of stars
highly qualified to handle their parts
to the delight of the more critical.
(Their next visit we hope will be I'M
der more favorable circumstances, re-
garding weather and road co~nditions.)
The thirteen year old Master Rus
sell Danburg of Miller, the Matchless
Modern Musical Marvel SO completely
captured the attention oE the entire
audience, with his beautiful piano SCI
lections that for a time IL seemed they
scarcely breathed. Recovering some
what their mental poise toward the
close of the first number, breathing
became easier and such whispered ex-
pressions as divine" wonderful"
heavenly strains" and 81 never
dreampt he could play like that" only
indicate the powerful influence OF
good music upon o people. We
are indeed fortunate in that Mr.. Dan
burg has consented to visit our church
again with Master Russell and per-
haps a full orchestra on Sunday, July
10th.
Last Sunday p. m. we dropped in at
Merle Hammill's for a little n%eighbor-
ly chat expecting to get away early in
the evening. We shortly became so
entranced with the general homelike
simplicity and geniality of our host
that we plum" forgot our earlier
plans. We were busy the whole after
noon looking wei the various kinds
of shrubbery, small fruits, splendid
garden. apple orchard, some pure bred
Polands, red Polled cattle and boat
riding on the lake nearby, etc. that
when we were ready to start home.
Mrs. Hammill came out and says Sup
per is just ready, won't you stay for
SUPPER" Well that was our finish.
We didn't get home till near midnight.
We sat down to a real ~old-fashioned
mothers style Of s~upper-fried chick
en- an gravy an all the rest to match.
Then music and visiting-just like
home. We're going again some day
but we'll go early In the morning.
The unusual things we've noticed
this season are the fuzzy, buzzy bum
ble-bees in our alfalfa fields, the Bob
White in u grove, Timothy and Blue
grass clamoring for first place in our
pastures and meadows-all familiar to
us iE our boyhood days. Next we'll
get a hive or two of honey bees as a
starter, Ell?
Several from our community were
Miller visitors last Monday. Those we
noticed were Vern Johnson, Dick Hee-
zen, John Gaudig, Miss Palmer and
Miss Cenia Heezen.
Mrs. Jack Johnson has been serious
ly i'll for some time. We haven't learn
ed the nature of the trouble, but Is
reported to be on the road tn recovery
at this time.
Several families from this commun-
ity expect to spend the day celebrating
in st. Lawrence, July 4th.
In this community prospects for
every kind, grain and hay, were never
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Waters spent
Monday evening at the Clint Taylor
home.
Bill Avery and family celebrated the
4th In ST Lawrence