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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
POULTRY ANIL EUGs

FOR sALE- Half pWlngton eggs for
hatohing Phone i7iO-W.
FOR sALE-Ths 3 c white Lsghorn
baby chicss. $50 90 per 700 Genty's
kaueh- phune 1907 " hoa at4
FOR SALE Black Minofea srfs 81 IS
a aetiiuri g. 90 per 100. Pred Eakos.
rhuus ztut
F0R sALE-Mammoih Bronto tonrksy
esss l9o peg seven prepaid. ; =.
HuFF ORPISGTOS and :. Z, r l. Red
eggs. also baby chicks Phone san Rs.
FuR sAG.E uAichins esef. shepherd
sfrain ArcunEs heavy layers 20 esgs
~ So Phone i-tl or apply iTun East
SILVER
FoR sALE- our dozen young laying
hgn. sluo sarh 3-- W Lead Phone
-N"l ~.
TOR sALE-Erson morth.old raIctr
8 e. Waite Leghon. 600 each Ely's
rouliry Yard. 52l south Eighth Phone
Ilas
FOR SAI.F BLIGHT aiusIc comb Rhode
ISLAND RUi hens and cneEerri These
ufrr Phone llaHA 700 81 AruH.
fWENTY-NGsE years on tss SAM eia
rauch \ q White AeEhurn chicks
$40 900 pcr hundred Tvraty.nv years
Haparienrr with Incubator. lnft fcui
~ rsrH o. % Boz t07 Phone tTeas
WHITE LEouORN EGCs fuR HATCn.
ins i5 for 800 Phone is2a W.
Delivered
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGs FuR
hatchiHg % Tor fiuo Delivered.
Phone is-IM
FFHTfLL Eggs FOR MATCHING
frvrrs 10 for sac Phone if24W.
neiirurfd
FOR SAIL Pore hred Wyandoit eggs
Tor hatchiur Reasonable Dos For
ester Phone 1906 ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTEn-Csrsful todak finishing -
master Photographer twice daily 80.
vice. Remember. aatlsfHrtinu E1iaran.
'sed Son yruf finishing 10 q reliable
sstahi shed finn Hanna a Hanna.
master ~Phaiographcra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
FOR RENT Rooms


FOR RgNT Farhished room 1ag D.
NJ unih. phone 729
RuOMERs WANTED asntlemsn ure
fcrred intt \ Eizhth. Prone isa- 2
FuR HhNT-Attractivrly furnished room
for Kontieman Phone ltP1si
FOR REGT-Twp iuraished roous Doe
iisht Housekeeping 1871 West Cnut1al
fnR RENT Two modern hoasot (
rnnua ho sick no ghisdrcn laaHa
idsoJs pos 3 Arno
rnH RENT One room viii fir <
t2a % n fdiih.
FOR RENr--psndy front room iat lshp
tuuHekecpine newiy painted ans fa
pcfrd also sleeping porch viii rnon
shsas hwA' 81 s'l people No 'di'
NiCtLY FURNIsItRD front bedroom
slmeihg bah iarre closet
foR REAr -Lighi hnusehsspiaE mam'
no ,hildnon tid Wet 0eld
ruR RENr-Two rnoms pri,si s tonei
goad l%ncstion near Robinson fsft.
an Csasenisprea. als n Ninth
FOR RfNr- Room sfe West cop7er
sor RENT- Furnished sleeping pof.h
Tor gne Or twu rsrsens ESQ = inanih
no ticl bossa eiose b.. 1aoo katt
FOR RENr-fWo roams Tor llshi hoass
tegninR, o. reoma and board fhohe
1903
NiCK FRONT SLEEPING ROOM "a,
JOHNS hath Highest and best i~oeaii0n
In city VEN reasonable. Phone 1855 "
nm RfNT paaa1 iroei roeia fsr ugh,
hnnsskeetinr' nevly painted sod ras
G4sel also s~ieeplng pertA uth room.
rhane 10th rs we'll people Nc stl.
drcn. tit West Cola.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

A. FLEISCHER, Realior
Loans. Fire Insurance, Automobile IN.
sarunee snd all other iines Of Insurance.
Sareiy Bonds
Phone ga III South Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

.Gron nFftCE FAFF roR SALE
BIS sourit sEcosp rHoSE sssW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
MONEY TO LOAN

sI966 70 Tit61 10 f0HN 51 5o67l
rssl estatr Addrrss Aa3 osre Horaii
MONEY 10 loan on Watches, diemnads
f-wsirr uriiii4h's iof n Fis.t ~
cDNFibkNfiAL Lnsus % l~~siy. a.
monde, watches. Liberty bonds re
nos. automobiles Lowest rates Rnth
nsh'r III sauih First Beaded 80 ihs
state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
PROFESSIONAL Il

MRS lOLIEY
prasmah and designing
siT WEST SILVER
rit0NE 2 ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
REnuIi.T BARGAINS
In IALn lANA

IN USED CARS
seven pansengtr Hay nst. 1919 model
Cadillac 4 fosdster tguarantssdl
Cadillac fhuumf roadster lFuarl
Packard t~in slN, 1890 nke new
SEQ these ears before yon bny al 10
INV MEXICo MOTOR CORP
Phone las bl7 West Central Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

TklM hNIrN
NJ as-Frrm ~ pasn o. Hi pm
No W-from ~ pusn 2 600 am
80 300 @raHrsatt or Relou with So 20
for Clovis rrrns Valley Kansas Cty
and Duif Coast
So 9s connects 81 Htion with No -
'-1m clovis aHd paiHfs east and suutL
% DrFia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

TOR SALE nuick s.uassen-
scr touring eaf 1890 model
Good condition paint and
tires In excellent shspe. 4
bargain Address Post OF
flee uox 5ah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

sll0s Of cemout have doubled in
lant - days and are now a sixth
hirrcr than o. year ago. duo 70
building p.ch-up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

|V|1NL TT0FTNITN
Five rooms. bath glnsscd rorchi large
store room vniuahle loi shade trees 20.
Gated in Lima Boulevard district $3.50
rormH 5000 hninurr sla mu.
House with biz Income yalunhie tot 2
blocks % H. O. 5000 terms
JOSEPH COLLIER
POT W Cold Ace Phone ga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
FOR sALE-Houses

FOR B~ALE-Houses
/ OWNFR-Ni home ~ large ini
|furrishfd or u~nfurulshed tema caay
esr leaving city SOC Aaib Ediih.
IR sALE Modern h~unralow three
fomas. sleeping porch. bath, garage etc
fscaiian reasonable. fhons ouucr,
|t5l
RIAL BARGAIN in a nicely furnished
home five rooms AID hath fira 10
I'm close In, four and y half blocts
In. Central on N8rth Third street iot
lots u ahada trees. roaes ard
.aes, some fruli tfrea; rarRge, chicken
II a. uo0. cost eyar $4,000 the far
,rhlurs 10 hoHrf scat over fInO al
Hi. NH the haf AN zoe oWhsf, Y u
Vcndsii J07 Nefth fhifd, Room ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

In gAIF-DrFssorf. tables. rhairs.
|t,vs. he'd sud ather household raods.
|me Vuloanifinr Works $50 n Third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

During Tho 1919 strike the ma
IInn coal output iu one week
dropped To- GOO 600 tons a day.
Th"n D. hrrnn climlng upward
rH rldly us npcn-shop miuos began
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
CONCERNING onR1gTMAs5: aIvIvd

Social Corner Sisters: Once more. has
 Christmas come and gone and brought
 to many sadness, to some haufp pfhess.
 There are so many vacant chairs this year that were not 50 last:m Some have
 had the little ones go and some their fathers and mothers. Some have had
 their companions taken from them and
 how little we know this year whether
 you or I are to pass over the rainbow bridges on the other side. Rut WhatAyer
 is, is best I, for. one, am ,,aISsays glad to have the holidays over for so many have a heavy heart. thinking Of what they would like to do and get that eftS
 en things are carried to the. extrene.
 And then. it. brings envy to some, and
 others go beyond their means to carry out the thought they wish to give to tifose that give presents to them I heard one man say last year t Hook him
 most a year to catch up because of what
 was spent for Christmas. It seems to me that birthdays in the family and. g6t- together days when the family could en- joy themselves would be better for all. We have the Christmas in honor of the birth of Christ, He who was honest at heart, possessed simplicity in all forms
 without hatred or malice, born in q
 manger. Don't you think that a pray
 er from your heart, lift to tAeSe h need and not so much of the worldss goods and q celebration in thought and Kind aeeds and less confusion would
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
6HAS6fNG THE YEARS.

: Dear Sisters of tte Social corenr: trust you all had a pleasant Christmas, and especially oar sister Mary France, who s.unfo tunately failed to enjoy the day Of hanksgivfng. I can sympsthfze with her in being greatly frightened con cerning the house on fire, About three years ago. in my case, lightning struck the roof of our house and was al alone at the time. The damage to. the shingles vas slight compared to the shock of my nerves. and I hope never to pass through that kind of experience again.
 We are soon to close the page of an- other year of this earthly life and as we stand on the threshold we are more irl- elined to. look back. than to ponder the future. I believe with most " of us we have enjoyed nrsny sunshine days of 1922, also we have been enabled to bear the test of cloudy and dark hours. We can truly feel we nave been Successful in meeting every obligation that came to us
 if we but look at it in that light The virtues of patience and cfteerfulness ap. peal to me as great masters. subjects for obedience. Its not always easy to dc things contrary to our will just to please another persons ideas, but if we do that which seems unavoidable; thus making the pathway, of peace, then surely we may count these eIEOrtS a success. ThiS
 one long day of 1922, has nearly closed
 pe may say the sun has set, and twilight
 hours are fading quickly. and soon the
 last Good Night sffaH be spoken May we all try to see our successes. our good
 intentions. even. the good thoughts we
 have silently Cherished, that they may outnumber the failafes of the year which is nearly ended. With courage and hope to do all that awaits us to the best of oul ability as we welcome a new year. may we be ready to greet glad Good Morn. l ing fof. ,1S2s.- .Ys
 To cur Corner sisters who have 50 re. centiy parted with q dear aged mother
 ErandAra Hoffman. + extend to you m5
 sincere sympathy. and may you be rec
 dn1eited and ind comfort in at few word. i that were kindly spoken to ne as I stoot aioMs 1r ta4ts sad houf Of a mother death
 M Be grateful, that she was spared ;tt
 You these many years. and that she wal With yorc Aurirssthe time of your ycunge, fife. when you needAd her the. most" Kind wtshes to sIt for l bflEht &nt sak Y TFayNrEa
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
WAUREGAN

Edward Burns, Jr., has enlisted in tht navy and is to report for duty neH Thursday at Newport
 The Christmas concert was held at tho Congregational church on Sunday after noon. The recitations and singing by the cilild-en were excellent, showing that a good deal Of effort was made by those in charge of their training.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Wignall and son Ken meth spent the holidays in New Bedford, Mass.
 Erwin Tracy, student at Yale. is spend- ing the Christmas vacation at his home here
 IEe1e wEde spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Ashley and family 6f this place.
 Mc. and. Mrs. Sidney Mafiand and family of Danielson spent Christmas with Mir. and Mrs.. F. T. Johnson and family Mir. and Mrs. Arthur CowperthwaSts and family of wafertown. Conn spent the chrisfmas holidays. with Mir. and :, Mrs. J. W. Atwood and family. : Miss Doris Hope Of Dayyiile visited Christmas day with Mir. and MSs. wrlIain Burns.
 | At the wauregan CongregatIon1I church Sunday the informing sermon wfll be on How to Know God Evening ser. mon on The Word That Works. Durint the opening service in the evening tht pastor will begin a series of short talk on great authors. The first one win bt on Dickens Great Christmas StorieS Church school at 12. Young Peoplet |aneeting' Thursday evening at- 7.3e.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THEIR
 CLOTHES,

Dear Sisters of The Corner: All tho world loves school children The rough est laborer will step aside to Ter pass the wee maid 'trudging along with school bag; drivers and motormen slow up and smile down at the little toddler with h-s or her first school strap. Did you ever stop and think that these sturdy school children are our future citizens? The whole town wakes up from it's winter doze for the holidays and after that school begins and lovingly and loyalty halls the grand army of school children.
 Just as education is compulsory, go do all mothers feel . moral obligation to send their darlings forth appropriately and becomiugly. clothed. Every mother owes this to her child, for al, children are keenly sensitive as to their personal ap- pearance, and dislike to be sent. among their well dressed companions in last years faded, shabby and outgrown clothes One little tot confessed that she always went the back way when she had to wear old clothes" Why should any little heart suffer this humiliation-when you can buy quite pretty cotton goods, and there are lovely little new designs and patterns with no sleeves to sew in and no trimming to buy, and remnant will cover the pattern. Surely every child loves to try the new style, just like the grown-ups."
 Tine provident mother plans to have the dainty school outfit ready before school opens.
 or the sake of economy, buy white, There is nothing to fade. For the school wardrobe, fussy or dressy clothes are not ETHEBYN.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
! HAPPY NEW YEAR \ To At Members and Readers of
 THE SOCIAL CORNER

mean so much more in our future life
 in the Great Beyond?
 r was waiting for q car, recently and
 a couple of women were standing next
 to me. One. said to the other, "What are you going to give George this Christ
 mas ?' The lady to whom she was speak ing said .Not anything, for I heard him say he-did not believe in Christmas giS-
 ing for it was carried too far, and so
 shall get him a nice birthday pres
 ent,% and l. thought how nice to think the woman respects his wishes.
 r received about 50 post cards. On some the thoughts expressed were beau
 ttfut. But one appealed to me more than
 all the others it simply said, May you have a peaceful Christmas.'' And sis ters, when you stand almost alone, sit
 down with five vacant chairs, you have not merry Christmas, but you may Iihave: a peaceful one if you try to bring | contentment into your heart and do tht best you can; you surely will hear the sincere still voice that talks to youl soul. ,'e~
 White Clover: If nothing happens ex peet: to be. at Club No. next Wedfes i day. Hope. to meet you.
 To all offthe sisters. that sent me pos cards send thanks, but I am sure tn, ! postrhan did not when he counted ou
 16 to leave at my door. l And now We stand at the threshold o 1 ,theS new year. May it brig you all lovt ] happiness. health. peace and good suc cess. Make all tic good resolutions yo
 can for you have the fun of makin l them even if they are broken the mex l moment. And may our Social member l both boys and girls rally to the suppoI ] of the Corner in The Bulletin the com i ing year is the wish of MANDY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
THE LURE OF THE CITY.

My Dear soclal Corner Editor and Sisters: Here is problem that g.rl wants to be advised about: Shall the girl who is getting SIP a week as a clerk leave and go to a city where she can make S25- a week?" ..l.--...
 This is great question. The city has a wonderful lure for those who have never been swallowed up by it, but who dream at a. distance of place of fasci- hating gaiety, winkfng lights, throngs of people, freedom flor the expression of in- divlduality-a place of possibilities and divine adventure. What it really may be depends on what you have left behind and what you bring to it.
 For the girl who is not an expert in some one particular branch of industry, the city has no welcome. It offers you pavements. which strike cold through worn shoes, unpaIatab.e food, dingy rooms in which to sleep, and frightening spaces of time when you are "out of work" af1d that gives you nei.her oppor- tunity nor means for any form of pleas ure to take the place of the nefghborhood parties, nienics, evening. calls which were part of your life in your, home town.
 For every position in the city there are literally hundreds of applicants. They tell me an inconspicuous advertisement for a jstenographer in q city paper-wili bring from 300 to 800 replies. If you do not believe |, try, it and see. Among these 300s or more applicants there are a few who are thoroughly competent. } What chance have ya1?,r The girl whose steno- graphic speed fs quite equal to the leis- urely and only occasional dictation of the small town empIoye CT cannot stand up un- der the test.of the rapid-ffre dictation of a city: business man in a chronic hurry.
 In New York city there are four mill lions. of people. Do you not realize that from the four million people every possi- bIs employer can pick and choose hun- dre1s of needy applicants much better Atted to city requirements than yourself
 G KITTY, LOU.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

Mrs. John Ross and Mrs Phoebe Rey- holds on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles E. Ellis enter tained a party of eight Christmas day.
 Mrs. William A. Popple is visiting her mother in Pomfret.
 Fifty were present Sunday morning at the Christmas concert in charge of Nlrs. P. s. Collins and. Alfred IL Bse5e. rhe program was as follows:
 Organ prelude by Mrs, Joseph A. Eli ott; hymn, Joy to the World, by conere- gation; responsive reading, prayer by Rev. P. s. Collins; Beautiful Star. song by choir; recitation, If Everything Went Just S, by Katherine Goldberg; Low in 2 Manager, recitation by Carolyn L. B<ebe : recitation by Mary Rosick How We ktep Christmas; singing by choir, Bowly Thy Rest, Lois beffingwell: recitation, Who Is It?; Gold, Frankincense and Myrr, by four boys; Pm Little Soldier Boy, a recitation by Wiifred Connolly; Phyllis and Dawn Oat gave recitation; song, Glad Fidings, by choir; recitatton, by James Turnbuli. Whatever is best ; offertofy by Mrs. JosePh A Elliott carol ! Silent Night, Holy Night by Misses Ida and Nola Leftingwell, Jesse E. Rogers and Charles E. Ellis; exercise, The New Born King, by Michael Rosick, William Murry, Mildred F. Beffingwen and Doro- thy Furnbull; recessional hymn, O Come, All Ye Faithful, by choir; announce nents and benediction by the pastor.
 Tuesday evening the Sunday fchool had their Christmas tree and entertain ment in the church vestry. A large crowd was present Recitations were given by Rev P. s. Collins. Jesse Arnes and MT. James Turnout. Santa Claus was there and found gifts for the Sun day school members on the tree. Re treatments of saitines, hot chocolate cake and candy were served by thu ladies.
 Sunday morning sermon at clever o'clock by Rev. P. s. Collins. B. r. F U. at 7.S0. o'clock p m. will be led by John H. Rathbone. i Seven young men from Leffingwcll at tended the dance given in scotiHud rc4t ; hall Saturday evening. ., Mrs. William cfegg and Mrs. Jcsepi Elliott attended the pageant at the Cen tral Baptist church Sunday evening ! eAfiss S. Alice Gadbois, \ senior at Vii ffnantic normal school, Is spending th'
 holidays. with her parents. Mir: and Mrs Ernest dadbois of East Great Plain. Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Ames and daugh ter Jesse, spent the week end in Kenyon i l.. l. --s. - : Christmas day with Mfr. and Mrs. Hiram i,.Amburn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

At the Greeneyfne Congregational church, t43 Prospect street, Rev. c. H. R:cketts, pastor, will, preach at the morning service. Other services at the usual hour.
 At Trinity Episcopal church there will be holy communion at 9.30 a. fn., morning prayer and sermon, at 1o.30 church school at noon. and evening prayer and sermon at 7.30 o'clock.
 At Christ Episcopal church there will be holy communion at 8 a.. n1., service and sermon nt 10.30; church school at 12 and evening service at 7.30. Mon day (New Years daY) there will be holy communion at 10 a. m. l At the First Baptist church. Rev. E C., Dunbar, pastor. there will be morn ing worship at I030; subject, Fares i and Wheat; 12 n., Sunday school; 6 D | m., Young Peoples service; 7.30 D. m. evening worship; subject, Cur Tomor. i rows.
 At the McKin1ey Avenue 4. NJ. E 1 Zion church, morning worship, f0.45 i Sunday school after morning service ig15 p. m., preaching service; 1915, 2 ] social hour, repast will be served l Il f5, praise and prayer service; 11.5o
 the silent watch.
 At the First Methodist Eptscopa I church, Norwich Town, Rev, J. B. Al
 drich, pastor, the subject of the morn
 ing seryice at 1o3O o'clock VIII be Fh'
 Three "E's"; c. E. meeting at 8 D.. m. followed by watch night service. Ecr E. J. Ayers will preach at the wstct night service.
 At St. Andrewss ehurchj the Christ mas music will be repeated at tn:
 morning service Sunday, at, to.So., Tht rector will preach on My Life ehsH B.
 Challenge; Noty8 !Gomprdnise. Tn Pageant of the Nativity will be repeat ed at the evening service. at 7.3o. Tht Sunday school and Mems Bible Gas meet at ths noon hour for 'reerlaI work. | fit the Central Baptist church, Rev
 David Alexander Pitt, pastor, the morn 1 ing subject will be The Masters Score of { Happy New Year. Service ia Itai
 ian, at 10.3o; Sunday school and Cit, Bible Class for Men at noon. @Eventni
 service comm ences at 7.3o : special mu | Sic; selections from The Messiah; sorz hour. followed by watch night servtes
 sermon by Rev. Joseph Palmer of Hars | ford
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
PLEASED TO GET Rha,

Dear Sisters: I want to get my letter 6f thanks in for this tSaturday) as I appreciated the Sunshine Box that was sent to me, but could not send any let ters out. as we were quaranttned. my little girl having slight attack of the scarlet fever. We're o. K. now,
 Could any of the sisters tell me whether it has ever been customary tc knit quilt? I should think it would be warm and not too heavy, st.ll,. would the yarn cause it to cost too Tnuch2 ] have seen crazy quilt, with q knitted edge,s . 5
 | would love to attend the. January meeting, but won't mingle in with. tlc crowds yet, so will wait till February.
 Seottie: My mother: appreciated youi calling on her, and had planned to go but It was such a cold day she dfdn'; venture. Thanking you again, g.sfz
 >aEHEHSEA, <
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

mas, Fourth of July and others. As had no sisters or brothers I used to en-
 joy it so much, and although she has been. gohe to heF better home for many years. ! always feel her presence as if in some way she was still near us. to rejoice in our good times just as she used to. She was not one Of the kind of mothers S. E. D. spoke of in her letter, but one who did all she could 10 make home a happy place for her chill dren and now they are all in happy
 homes of their own. Surely tho in-
 fuence of a good mother is far reach ing H,'
 Ma of Greene Gables: You have ex. pressed my sentiments exactly about get.
 ting ready for Christmas all through the year and I said this year I would have a box and try and add something to it
 each week and so be. prepared without the last minute rush next Christmas. But
 that may be only New Years reso. t lution easily broken s ,.
 Wishing Happy NEw Year to all E : DORINDA,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

tie ring crocheted Of the red was fast ened to the base of the candle and the red mat. Both of these gifts have been examined by many people and much admired by everyone. Among other things have had three big boxes of stationery and one box Of correspnd ence cards. so if I neglect writing il will not be my friends fault.
 The woman's missionary society oi our church met with me for the Decem Der meeting as I could dot go to them and how did enjoy every minute oi the time.
 Did you know vira is going to hay. birthday. Jan. 11th? - =
 While we are adding new. nnen1beri all the time and are, glad toY% welcom' them, still our hearts are saddened b3 the going home of those we have Iearn. ed to love and, wheft we gather any where how sadly they will be missed But nowhere will this be as keenly fel as in the home circles. All such have my sincere sympathy
 Wishes for holiday seasons and your with best success for the coming yea, for the Corner, and, each. of it's mem berA, = .,s's.s5,....z :5.-
 DEIAH DEAL,