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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
sition with Bcnt Brothers company

position with Bcnt Brothers company
at Oglesby.
c. II. Bassett of Granville is in the
Spring Valley hospital for a two
weeks treatment. His trouble has
gradually become worse and II is
hoped that it will yield 10 treatment
with the use Of the knife.
Marjory Powell and Helen Ashley
entered Millikon conservatory at De
catur last week They will live at
Aston Hall.
Charles Pike is taking his vacation
and has gone TO Wichita, Kan, to visit
relatives, NJ, f. Philips is substtut.
ing on rural route No >.
The Amiel Nelson family moved
back To Chicago Thursday. They
spent more than a year in our vii.
lage,
Mercy Roberts and family and Mr.
and Mrs. chan Hawley from Ottawa
We're Sunday visitors in the Samuel
underhill home.
Wayne Lynch and Howard Ashley
drove to Urbana Saturday, where they
will attend the state university the
coming year,
Mrs. Margaret Westmeyer Roger OF
Janesyille. Iowa, is visiting her sis
tiers and brothers in Tonica this week
Benjamin f. MortenSon and family
arrived here by auto from Detroit on
Monday evening to visit with Toniica
and Lostant relatives and friends.
f. II. Child and family were in Jack
sonyiile the first Of the week Their
daughter Elaine remained to attend
the Illinois Womeu's College this year.
Mrs. c. T. Ward OF Lowell received
visit from her sister Carrie from
Springfield few days this week. The
/ latter had recently returned from a
trip to Europe and is again teaching
in the Springfield schools.
| Mrs. lmogen Uuderhill, Mrs Norma
Sheppard and Mrs. Ursula Bucking-
ham, accompanied by c. II. West
never. autOed to Nermillionville
Thursday afternoon, where they Wis
tied Mrs Harriet Barr and daughter
! Annie They also autoed to Utica
and visited Rudolph Munson and fam
lily and Chet Clark and family a few
hours.
n. G. Scott and wife returned last
week from a two weeks visit with
his parents at Fairfield, H., and
friends at greensboro, Ky They
made the trip by auto. Mrs. Joe Bur
CESS. daughter COrinne and Milton
Montgomery accompanied them as fan
as Fairfield.
Rev. II. r. Kasiske has returned tC
Tonica as pastor of the NJ. f. church
for another year. Not only are the
people of his congregation pleased
with this announcement, but the pub
lie as well, for he has proven himself
an excellent pastor and preacher ant
community man. Rev Boswell hai
: been returned to Cropsey, Rev. Nc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

Miss Bertha Schafor by Mrs. Fred
Grant and Mrs, Grant Ridenour at the
homo of the latter The rooms were
decorated with pink and white
sueamers, The same color scheme
was used in the menu, The afternoon
was spent in playing games such as
finding hidden hearts of candy and
naming the articles that comprised
Rerthas work basket. Each one pres.
emit was requested to bring some re.
cipe. which Miss Bertha viii no doubt
find helpful when she goes to house
keeping. 4 large decorated basket
filled with beautiful gifts, consistne
OF silyerWare, aluminumwaro cut
glass and pyrcN and numerous other
gifts was thcn opened by the bride
to.be and then passed on TO the com
pany. Bertha expressed her thanks to
all for the beautiful present and in.
vited all to visit her in her new home.
An elegant lunch of pink and white
brick ice cream. angel food and devils
food cake, grape punch and minis was
served Thirty-SiN guests were pres
ent.
Arrangements are being made un.
der the auspices OF the Epworth
League TO hold variety shower for
Miss Cora Allen, who served us so
faithfully as switchboard operator
and whose home was recently de-
Stroyad by fire, She and her father,
for when she cares, are both Grip
pied and gifts for either will be much
appreciated The shower will be
held at the NJ f. church parlors Fri,
day evening in connection with the
annual pastors reception. Anyone
wishing to donate gifts or money can
| leave the same at Woodke's store OF
residence or Ong'S store or Burt Hilta
| brands.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

Tie high school students have been
divided into two literary societies and
each will give a program once Il
month The first program will prob
ably be given week from this Friday
afternoon at 3:l5.
The work OF hauling the gravel for
the concrete walk out to the building
was started Thursday.
Plans are being made by the senior
class for the sale of lyceum course
tickets, the first number of which will
be given in the near future.
The manual training class is doing
work in mechanical drawing
The cooking class enjoyed an after
noon tea on Thursday.
Miss Houghton has made curtains
for the windows in the sewing room
The high school baseball team play
ed Grand Ridge at Grand Ridge on
Friday afternoon. Next Friday re
turn game will be played on our dia
mond.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

the young people of the city. All OF
the church organizations, the mems,
womens, young peoples and children's
have grown, prospered and become
among the strongest social and relig-
ious organizatins in the city under
their guidance, and If they move from
Ottawa their loss will be felt greatly
by the city generally.
Not only have Rev. and Mrs. NonckX
become prominent residents of the
city, but their three sons, Newell, who
is now student at Millikin Univer'
sity in Decatur, and Paul and Lloyd
who are students at the township
high school-have built much co.
veted place among the young people Of
the city. All three of the boys have
taken very active part in school
affairs and all possess marked must
cal ability.
Rev. Vonckx has gained the love OF
all his acquaintance for his great
charity and his ability TO comfort
those who are in distress.
1t is likely an announcement OF his
determination TO either accept or de-
cline the offer of the Elgin church,
will be made to his congregation with
in a few days.
Rev. Vonckx and his family resided
in Yorkvile for seven years before
coming to Ottawa while the former
was in charge of the Presbyterian
church there. Prior to that he was
the minister OF a Chicago church.
While in Ottawa he has served sew
eral years as president OF the minis
terial association.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
TONGA

Miss Mabel WHIT OF alpha visited
in the A. NJ. Alleman homo the past
week
Mrs. H. V. Shepard OF Chicago IS
visited her cousin, Mrs. Underhill. re-
turning to the city Saturday.
Bert SAutfacher was in Peoria a
few days this week visiting an old
navy chum.
Irwin Salisbury CT Maysyille. Ky, IS
here visiting his brother. J. II.
Wray Hltabrand and Miss Lucille
Bullock have returned to the Univer'
sity of Illinois to resume their studies.
Clyde Wikens and William Pan
hurst Of Lyndon We're guests of Rev,
Kempster on Friday.
Miss Cora Wcndt has returned 10
Wesleyan University at Bloomington
for her second years work.
Miss Bertha Burgess is again teach.
ing school in Wyoming, but this time
in the extreme western part of that
state
NJ. j. Mortenson and family OF Man
chester, Iowa, have been visiting in
this vicinity this week.
Roy Kays has resigned his position
with Consumers Wholesale grocery
at Ottawa and has accepted similar
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
REv.vONCKX, PASTOR
OF PRESBY. Church.
MAY QUIT OTTAWA
LOCAL MINISTER OFFERED Pull
PIT OF LEADING ELGlN CHURCH
CONGREGATION TO KNOW
DECISION IN FEW DAYS.

Rumors which are believed to be
to a certain degree authentic nave
gained circulation in Ottawa to the Ell
feet that Rev. ]. +. VonckX, pastor or
the First Presbyterian church and one
of the most influential ministers IN
the city is TO leave Ottawa. The rumor
has IL Rev Vonckx is to go to Elgin
to accept the pastorate of the House
of Hope Presbyterian church, one OF
the strongest edfices in Northern Hi
nois.
While from the Presbyterian Manse
here no announcement OF a decision 10
leave Ottawa has been made by either
Rev Vonckx or the members OF his
family, ii is a known fact in Elgin
that members of the House OF Hope
congregation have been extremely anx-
ious to secure the services OF the
Ottawa devine, and have made some
very flattering offers to induce him to
come to Elgin.
1t is more than likely, If Rev. Vonckx
does arrive at the decision to leave
and asks TO be relieved from his pas
torate duties here, the members OF MS
congregation and citizens generally
will make an unusually strenuous ef-
fort to keep him in Ottawa. In point
of service Rev. VonckX is second to
the senior protestant minister here,
only Rev. G. w. Farrar, pastor OF the
Christ Episcopal church having re-
manned here longer
Rev. Vonckx celebrated the seventh
anniversary of his coming to Ottawa.
On that date he had received Ito new
members into his, congregation during
his residence here. He has built up
his church until 1t is now one of the
strongest Protestant churches in the
city, and has one of the largest attend
ances.
Both Rev Vonckx and his wife have
devoted practically all their time in
Ottawa to religious work, and have
exerted far-reaching influence by
their efforts Especially strong is the
following they have built up among
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
DIRECTORS

LEWIS NJ BAYNE,
General Manager l.. M Bayne Lumber Company
JAMES P. CATLIN,
Vice-president
II. c.. COOK,
Attorney and Master in Chancery of La Sale Co.
CHARLES S. REED.
President Chicago Retort & Fire Brick Company
J., c.. SCHUMACHER,
Cashier
CHARLES P. TAYLOR,
President
JOHN D. .TOWNE,
Vice President Walden w Shaw Corp.
|. L. WOODWARD,
Farm Lands
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
"Serpice' Is Our Motto
What We Mean by Service"

Service is word often thoughlessy nsused Our
idea of real banking give than just
binary attention your affairs We aim to take
sonal interest customers and study their needs In
order that may them better.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
To Mark Borrowed China.

To mark cups or other china that
are to be loaned for social occasions,
apply small pieces of adhesive tape,
on which the name of the owner has
been written in lndelible ink, to the
bottoms of the dishes. This method
of Identification will not be. noticed
by the user.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Boswell OF Cropsey To w. NJ. Smith OF
Odell was celebrated at the home of
Professor Il. NJ. Robertson, of Erie,
H.. on Sunday, Sept, II, the brides
father. Rev G. NJ Boswell, officiating,
using the ing ceremony. Miss Lucille
Sutton of Normal sang Il Love You
Truly and AT Dawning' accompan-
led by Walter f. Boswell on the vio-
line 4 wedding breakfast was then
served. Miss Louise Boswell of Chi.
cago, Mrs, r. a. Brook and Walter
Boswell ,wero relatives present.
George Shuman end Miss Helen OF III
Paso. Misses Lucille Sutton and Mar.
garet Phares OF Normal end Mrs
Myrtle Hiltabrand of Tonica were
guests. The young couple left for a
few days honeymoon at Lake Ge'
neva. The bride graduated from the
Normal University in 1921 and has
been a successful teacher in the pri
mary department OF the Lexington
Public schools. Mr.. Smith is a sue
cessful farmer, living near Odell. They
VIII De At hume diNSl wv l.
On Saturday, Sept. 10, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schafer, oc
Cured the marriage of their daughter
Miss Bertha, to Romeyn Ford, the
ceremony being performed by Rev
H. r. Kasiske, pastor OF the NJ. h
church. The abovc date YVES also the
birthday Of the bride. The color
scheme was pink and white After
the ceremony two-course dinner was
served. The bride was attired ii
white canton crepe. with corsagt
bouquet of Ophelia roses. The bride
is IA graduate of Tonica Community
High school and has been employed
for the past two years as bookkeepe
at the KaSkaskia garage in La Sale
The groom was also q student o
Tonica High school and has been Ell
gagged in farming with his father
George r. Ford south Of town. Mr.
and Mrs Ford left the same Afternoon
for eastern points. After their re
| turn they will be at home at Hickor'
Grove farm, one mile south of town.
\ A variety shower was given Satul
day afternoon, Sept. 8, in honor Q
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
Your Business is Confidential.

One Of the most rigid rules of this t
business with its customers shall be held in
hdence. Only persons of proper authorit
examine the account of any customer.
held inviolate
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
Our Own Community First.

This bank is owned and managed by mer
know and trust, and who are concerned in tn
ment and growth of this community first of al
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

Chung to Kankakee and Rev Wilson
10 Fairbury, rah
Miss Irene Bassett, who visited her
brother Ira NJ, for several weeks
went To Chicago Monday to keen
house for Bert Bassett's daughter.
who will attend the Chicago Univor-
SHY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23

school. A local tailor has kindly con-
tributed his services in taking the
measurements. The price charged by
the factory will be the price you will
pay the school. This year you VIII
get warm wooden uniform at rock
bottom price. II Is expected that the
uniforms will be worn to school ev-
cry day. The prices. are as follows.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
wrhe school will positiyely have

"The school will positively have to
make this a cash transaction. Please
plan to have the cadet in your family
have the cash ready when the uniform
comes, which will be in two or three
weeks.
Those who by special request had
special measurements taken, must
add one dollar to the cost noted above.
Sincerely yours,
"The ottawa Township High School,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-23
Welcome TO New Pastor.

The congregational people staged a
wecoming reception for their new pas.
tor. Rev. ]. d. KempSter, and family
such occasions, the new church leader
and his family were warmly wei.
coined to the church and Community.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06
d. B. MOORE, C. A. DAUGHTREY, Mgrs
SOME REASONS WHY WE NRED
A TEACHERS COLLEGE IN
WESTERN KENTUCKY

I'VE have % colleFr Cor our
teachers in Western Keuiueky.
2-.Our teachers must come from
Western Kentucky
3-Most ~ our students are b..
yund a sS mile radius u any teach.
sra college
t-Oyer 2io State Normal gradu.
aies arr now teaching in Hieh School
in Western keutucky
e. our own teachers in the High
schnols viii connect and make in.
isfssi hetier in the grades
G u viii imnmve ths teachers q
al our schools
7-lt will bring together better
educated students IN Western Ken.
lucky.
s-Ths quality u oar aihls,ics will
be- improved
q i07i students of Keniueky were
iu Universities of our state last year.
40 Few u these students viii
come bach homr
N 900 students graduated IN Ken.
lucky last year and nov only 30
II these are teaching.
~ A TEACHERS college in Western
krniucky will Induce more students
10 ~ on In school
N 80 Vocational teachers were
placcd IN one high school last year,
~ of these were imported.
u se0.ooo was turned back last
year bceausc ~ had no teachers 10
loo ths Smiih.llurhcs places.
i5-20o teachers could BE- PLACED
in Hirh school Vocational Arricul.
iurs u ue only had them.
These points arr not placcd here
a. proporanda bat arr used 10 hfing
bcfofc QUE home people the situation
a. t D.. This Teachers College can
be- added 10 our State Normal school
with little extra oost o. our state
u We want our boys and girls To BE-
taught by hon, grown teachen w
must line up behind this movement
JOE c. TOwERY
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06
VISITS N MARION

Mis-. I l.. Wheeler who is In her
Goth year spent the holidays with
her son. n y Wheeler, q this city
In spite cf her age, Mrs Wheeler
is still quite active and In good health
shc h the mother of ten children,
eight daughters and two sons rhry
of the girls havr been teachers IN
the county
llef daughter, Miss rinnie. who
lives with her mother. visited hcfs
with her.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Rev. W. 7. Oakley a. Chapel Hm IN
The presence u a large sympaihsiic
audisncc. iniermeut IN Chapel Hn
Cemetery The aoral offerings wcrs
beautiful
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

W o. Tucker. Funeral Direciol
and Embalmsf. n
, . Charles lsfi for ~ Isui,
Mouday
Mr. e . keynolda. - kuiiAwa
va here on business Saturday
horn 10 ~ and As Gsorrs Ssl.
son q bar hahy hoy On he llih oi
necsmhsr
nf Coca oniriaisd ~ seven iifth,
daring ths month n necsmhsr
Aaron psan. ~ Desn~ood. 49, ir
Marion Monday
~ and Ne Iamss " MooTe
q Nashville. Tenn. spent the holiday,
with BIZ rarsnia. Mr. and Mr. A
"'''
W AN' vs. = " Johnson zen
10 Princeton saturday 10 visit ihsil
s'a'' NAVY
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t+ -"
p-i''''' W s'' h''' " 'ehn
Az a. W. " p" rams 81
pafsn's' NJ and Mt j y Tabor
thia ~sek
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06
Look! Only 20 Days!
Commencing Jan. 5---Closing Jan. 28

we will sell everything in the grocery line at reduced
prices. This is chance to buy your winter supply
Come and see what we have. 1t is in reach of every
person. Here are few of our prices:
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

flrai church a. Henderson will d.
the preaching " n Yaies will b.
In charge u The choir
Miss Wilson ~ Munfofdsyillc, and
Miss Robert iee Beel, - Fredomh.
were holiday visitors ~ NJ and
Mrs u . lAggsu
Mr Oscar Gerald. of Munfords.
vile. spent the holidays with bis sis.
tst Mr.. X D. jagger
Me- Stella Dean. ~ho teache. al
Cleaion. speni the holidays with her
parents. M and Mr. y Dean.
had Fowler E3ent he Christmas
holidays With he parents In this
city
Miis Rubie Dean. who is teaching
ai shsphsrdsyille spent th- holidays
in the city with her parents
Misses Dorothy and Lacy Dean. u
Bowling Green. spent the Christmas
holiday here With their parents, M.
and Mr. ! n Dean
Eursns Summergills. Who D. a..
tending college ai lauisvills. spent
the holidays with biz parents, Mr
and Mr. I r. Summsrwlle
Al. NJ n.u., = fosi.,u,.
,r.r, i.., u,.l v,,h h., ,.,.,,. AZ,
sna NJ, q n D.I.,
u,.. p.un,. NooT. n tosi.y,ll.
sp.nt last vel Nth her p.r,n,.
NJ and AZ. u n u..f.
I.,l I.hn.., - u.,i., An
.r.n, N. h.l,5.v. h.,. u,,h N. fan
IN
a. , -.
-. ''., ''..,. ~. . - ~, ~ ~, W,
N'.' " N''i'''' 'si' ft'uAl loi
'h''"go'
Evansville last Friday after spend
me ne hoiidays here With her par
sn's' W. and Ms ) & hourland
hsrs returned ic oklshoma lat ~,
day
Ai and An VIZ Durham anc
and Nr WIZ Carnahah
saturday after spending the holidays
With his people.
-
IN ihe ciil The last " the week
-
Misses 'oFA' hA'h'flns Ana laa
horafd arr visiting meir parents
Af. and Nfs. \. :, Apoie aud
.ail' james oi AAd'.on''ls' .psni W,
holiday WIN ms parents Mt and
W y = Ne''''
NJ aia VIZ. ;. u oai'a ana
shiiaf'n' oi NrNe.lah. IA spent
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Miss veseia Stephenson. II Fran
ca'. recently visited her sister. xu.
v \ Butler.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Dir and Mrs. Ernest Buuer and
Misa Laura spent the Ses, end n
iAdnfah
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

A revival meeting will begin At
the Methodist church February 2Gth
Rev J G. Rawlings. pastor of the
First church a. Henderson will Do
the preaching W n Yaies will bs
In charge u the choir.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Miss Fannie Gray spent the wesl
end wiih Mr. John Iodee.of Hen.
dsrson
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

lAdiss and gentlemen are invited
y hear Mr J B speed. II Louis.
vile Friday night 81 the school Az.
diiorium
Gilbert Drnny returned 20 Castle
Heights Tenn after spsnding che
holidays with his parents. NJ and
Mrs o. 5 Denny
iou will miss = treat II yau fail
% hear NJ ] ~ Sp-ed a. ths
schaol Auditorium Friday
Mtsss Stella and Jessie Eliin.
spent ihs holidays uith their parents,
Mr and Mu X = Elkins on East
Depot Street
Mr. Daisy Sehads and children n
Arkansss hays ben visiting Ms
Mamie Clari and Mr. Matte Wheel
e of this siiy
Christian fnisavor meet even
Sunday evening ~ sis osiork II ths
Main Street Presbyterian church
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mr and Mr. 7 y Newcom, Of
Clay, spent Christmas week with
friends IN Marion.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Miss Ruble Asher is teaching IN
ne Iiigh School here.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

lAdiss and gentlemen are invited
u hear Mr J n speed. Il Louis.
vile Friday night 81 the sehool Al.
diorium
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Milligan Of
Siurgis spent the holidays visiting
here
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Judge G = Mum Wa In Iouis
VILE last wesk
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Coleman Foster Of Livingston coun,
~ was here on business Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mrs G. A nauEhtrey wsni H.
Central Ciiy saturday b. ,isit hsr
sister
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mis- Geneva Daniels and Miss
Mary Cameron were shopping In ~.
ansville two days last week.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mrs. J A. Hughes and daughter.
kathryn, spent the holidays In Louis.
willie and Central City returning
home Friday of last week
Mr Reginald Wilson spent the
Christmas vacation In Louisville, re-
turning home last Friday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

nf Coca oairiaisd ~ seven lifths
daring ths month n Iecsmhsr
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Misses vslda simpson. Gfaes Pes.
das and Herman rsfdus sr,nt ths
holidays With M and Ms Charles
A nsuFhusy on East Dspot Street.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mr. e . ksynold,. ~ kuiiAwa.
va hsfs on business Saturday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mu Sani Gugsnhsim aui sister
went 20 Providence last Friday a. vs..
u their mothsr
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

NJ and NJ Iam,s " Moore.
q Nashville. Tenn. spent the holidays
with BIZ rarsnis. Mr and Mrs A
q Moore
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

hon 10 Mr and Mrs. George Ssl.
sou biF hah, hoy On he iiih ~
necsmhsr
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Aarion psan. ~ nesn~oad. as in
Marion Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Ans Anna Williamson. who has
been yisitinE hsf sister. Mr. r.
SowdsTs. returned b. Iannihal. No
Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

M.ss Mar Ainswofih returned to
Evansslls Monday o. enter school
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

NJ and Ms \ W johnson vent
20 Princeton saturday 90 visit their
ssHi. llarr,
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Mia Elizabeth johnson. u lsllico.
Tenn spsni me holidays With her
pafenis. Nr and Mr. " John
san
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

s. A. jenkil.s lef, today for New
Orleans to meet Ms Jenkins who
u enrouie home from a visit 10 her
daughter. Miss Linda. Al NJ raso,
Texas,
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

g " Yaiss went 10 siufEis ou
tuslnsss Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Misi Rubie Dean. who is teaching
81 shsphsrdsvills spent ihr holidays
in the ciiy with her parents.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Misses Dorothy and Lacy Dean. of
Bowling Green. spent the Christmas
holidays here With their parents. Mr.
and Mr. J n Dean
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

A. and M " q Paris. u
whsatrufi. havs h,sn visiting hsr
parents. NJ and Mr. % Tabor.
ihh uesk
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

w o. Tucker. Funsral Director
and Emhalmsf. n
, . Charles IN for ~ Louis
Mouday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Miss Wilson u Munfordayille. and
Miss Robert ise Beck, ~ Fredonia.
we're holiday visitors u NJ and
Mrs a. D laggeu
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Gilbert Drnny rsturnsd 20 Castle
Heights Tenn after Hpsnding che
holidays with hil parents. NJ ani
Mrs a. S Denny
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

Ms " u naynss. Miss MafFa
rite and fulton Crider left Tor GA
lahoma Ciiy last FRIDAY after vs.
iiine relaiiyes here
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-06

fursns Summsrsills Who D. a..
iendinr eollegs At louisvills spent
the holidays with bic parents. MT
and Mr. ! r. Summerville