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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
BAZAAR At COLUMBIA CHURCH

'NTsNNtN ~ Nplsl MtlA CHI nc II
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Co.
lumhin Congregational church are
busily engaged preparing for their
biz bazaar 10 DO given in the new
church on November 81. 90 and 90.
The grand opening will take place
on Wednesday evening, when there
VIII be an elaborate parade by the
children in the community.
on Thursday n II O'Clock luncheon
viii be served. and Friday there Will
be dinner cafeteria style.
The booths will contain numerous
articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
and will include fancy.work booth.
dolls, aprons, parcel post sale and
tho booth containing appctizing deli.
catessen daintics and home. made
cakes.
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WAsHINGroN HINE

Washington Hive. Ladies' of the
Maccabces will not hold It's regular
meeting on Tuesday. November 90.
but VIII have card party at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Gilbert at Kirk.
land. Take IL o'clock ferry at Madi.
son PARK.
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Mrs. Fripk GiUeS
Luncheon

Mrs. Francis Guy Frink enter.
tained with a prettily appointed
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon
at her home. Gray Gables
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Dinner Hosts Before
Junior Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Homer win be
hosts at dinner OF eight covers at
their home next Friday evening be.
fore tho Junior club dance.
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BRIGHTON PIT. A.

The Brighton PIT. a. and the
Brighton school will hold Joint edu.
cational week meeting Tuesday eve.
ninE' November 20. Good program
assured. Community singing. Every.
one requested to attend
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WALLINGFORD CIRCLE

Circle J., wallingford circle OF tho
First Presbyterian church. VIII meet
In the main Sunday school room OF
tho church. Wednesday. November
Fl. at Il A. m, for tho annual bazaar.
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Plans Luncheon
at Home

In compliment 10 Mrs, Ronald =,
kuohcr. Mrs, Charles w kucher
Will entertain with bridge lunch.
on at her home on "Wednesday after.
noon. November 81
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Seattle Review No. s. W. y. A..
Will meet in a. o. o. w. hall. 1909
Ninth ave, Thursday. Nov. %. at S
p. m. All veterans welcome.
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aifZPAH TEMPLE

Mizpah Temple No. 20. pythIan
Sisters viii give a dance in X. r.
hgll. 1872 University way. Saturday
evening. Nov. -.
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woocRAFT TOTEM
80 ysn

The Woodcraft Totem club will bo
hostess TO tho woodcrnft ThImblc
club nj a tea to be given Thursday.
November %, from until ( o'clock,
in the clubrooms, if67 Arcade build.
ing
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PROTECTIVE I,TAGTE

The Public Schools Protective
League Of Washington viii hold it's
monthly meeting al Moves cafeteria
Tuesday noon. November 20.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
WEST SEATTLE

HIGH SCHOOL PIT. A.
West Seattle High School PIT. A.
will meet on Monday. November 10,
in the library OF the school. Mr..
Cash. the boys adviser. will be the
speaker. The hostesses for the aft.
ernoon will be Mrs. Claude Eckart.
Mrs. j. Z. McCleary. Mrs. Leslie
Nichols and Mrs. a. S. DaggeFt. Tea
viii be served
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HIGHLAND pARK pr A

Tho Highland Park PIT. A. viii
meet "wednesday. Nov. 81. at 2.so p.
m. at the school. Refreshments win
be served.
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Hosts at Buffet Supper

Mr., and Mrs, Perry u, Truax were
hosts. last evening. at their home,
entertaining with an informal buffet
supper.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital asaocIa.
ton VIII meet In Norway han. Tues.
day, November 90 Board meeting
a, IL o'clock. general assembly at
1850 p. m.
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announces Daughters
MARRIAGE

Mrs Margaret NJ. Marsh an,
nounces the marriage OF her daugh.
ter. Margare, Caroline. TO Mr.. Carrie,
ton Riddcli pereival. at Waterloo,
Ia, on November IL.
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Mrs. Peterkin
Entertaining at Luncheon

Mrs. Guy $. peterkin is entertain.
Ing with large luncheon At her
home on Tuesday afternoon. Novcm.
her 20.
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RoRERT MoRR1s sncIA1. c11tn

ROBERT NORRIS SOCIAL CLUE
Robert Morris Social club will meet
with Mrs Ncttic Rush Wednesday.
November q, at 31l3 Easllake ave.
Picnic lunch NJ o'clock. Business
and election Of officers win follow.
Bring thimbles All Eastern stars
and friends invited.
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Stella Peasc, OF Denver, who Is tho
house guest OF MIR. and Mrs, i. l..
Macdonald
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MYRTLE CHAPTER,

Myrtle chapter. No. As. o. L. s..
viii exempllfy the work for the
last time this year in the Corinthian
room. at the Masonic temple. on
Monday evening. November 10.
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CApIToL H[LL M. d n IL

Capitol Hill W. c. r. T. will meet
Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 20. with
Mrs. Anna X. Colwell. 432 Boylston
ave. y. Al members urged TO be
present,
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BUILDING BOARD

ARi ELS 10 MEET
The building board trustees or tho
city Federation Of Womrus clubs
win hold It's regular monthly meet.
Ing Thursday, November 70. at 1890
o'clock.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law class
viii meet at the Y. W. {. A. on
Wednesday. November 81, az 40
p. m Mrs. Ella Cudihcc. chairman
and teacher. Subject lesson. Mo
ton TO defer action. postpone TO a
certain day; lay on tho table. Tho
class in public speaking. with Mime.
Harriet Sanderson as leader. win
have for It's lesson. Break. Break.
Break. by Tcnnyson.
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Bridge Luncheon for
Visitor

: Mrs. J. z. Mcpherson IS entertain.
ing with a bridge luncheon for six.
teen at her home on Friday after
noon. November %. in honor Of Mrs.
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FRANkt.IN HIGH pr A

franklin High PIT A will meet
Friday. November 81. az y. IN.
sharp. This meeting viii take shc
place OF the regular December as.
sembly as the Teachers city league
comes on the PIT. a. December date.
ON The program win 10 the old
Franklin malc quartet: Il. y. Colvin
Of the American Legion viii 10 Tho
speaker.
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WEST QUEEN ANNr scuoor.

WEST QUEEN ANNE SCHOOL
National Education week win be
observed by tho Wcs, Queen Anne
school Tuesday, November 20. At 7:is.
with a special program IN the audi.
forum of the school. under the aus.
pieces Of tho principal. Air. Pat,en.
and tho Pr. a. circle. Community
singing VIII open the meeting. fol
lowed by visual education reel aud
speaker sponsored by The Legion.
The school orchestra win render sey.
erai selections.
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BELLEVUE ENTERTAiNs

The annual autumn fiesta. given
by the Bellevue womnn'B Club Of
Bellevue and the Bellevue District
Development club, win take place
at their clubhouse. December 6, I
and 3.
The first afternoon and evening
viii be given over to n bazaar The
second evening win be vaudeville
night. and on tho last evening a
grand costume ball Il planned I'm.
der the management Of Mr. Louis
Svarz. Vaudeville night promises
to be ono OF exceptional interest.
Mrs. Alice Williams Sherman is
arranging this orchestral music and
Mrs. Virginia McGoyern. assisted by
Mr.. Roger Leland Wiley. tenor. OF
Seattle. and her Singing Bellies and
Beaus OF Bellevue. viii be heard In
songs. both old and new.
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qnEEN LAKE -. a.

The Green Lake PIT, A. will hold
is regular meeting Wednesday. Nov.
81. at ESQ p. M. az the school Mu,
steal program and refreshments.
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sEATTLE IonGE "a. Z

Seattle Lodge No. Z. y. H. =. A..
will meet Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der 20. at 7:45 o'clock. in Ever
green hall, 1909 Ninth ave. Mem
bers arc urged to be present and
help with the membership drive in
honor OF Frances Buell. Olson. who
has been national president Of the
order for - years. A progressive
whist party with favors and re-
freshments, will follow nj nine
o'clock
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zoNTA cL1fn

Tho zonia Club OF Seattle viii
have as tho principal speaker az
next wednesday, meeting. Novem.
bcr 81, NJ 8 y. m. In the ten room
Of the Y. W, c. A.. Mr.. n. l..
Frommc, forest supervisor Of
Washington. He VIII speak on tho
subject Of preserving our For.
csis' an1-lyiil show some very In.
isresting and beautiful slides in con.
uectlon with his talR. Members
may bring guests.
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KING COUNTY
= VIZ " " = 7
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
Tho King County Legislative Fed.
Grafton will meet Monday. Novcm.
Der ~. at ? ,. m. on the second
floor ciubrooms. a. the Y. w c. A..
Sfrs. Elizabeth Harris. superintend.
lent Of the dance halls. will speak
on '"The Outlook for the Women's
Police Division All Interested
cordially invited.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY cLtfp

~ the next regular meeting OF
The Seward soeistl and Literary club.
wAlcii VIII bo given az the home 81
Mrs II y. Miller. 1901 siat ave. s..
on Friday. Soyernbss %, Ara. Hen
c. Graham Will entertain the organ.
ikal'on with a musical Interpretation
Of moving pictures Mrs Graham
ms apcui many years studying the
WurIilzcr organ. Ia Chicago
The remainder u the program fol.
lows Violin selections. MIR Elmer
Thompson. accompanied hy AHA.
Graham end Mrs Fitzpatrick ut the
plano: piano solo. Mhu Gladys
Smith.
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The WUruan's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club will hold i,a
regular meeting Tuesday. November
20. at p ~. al the club house
Mrs. ". =. Colcock and members Of
the telephone committee viii DO
hostesHes for tho afternoon. Mrs.
H. f. Moltby viii give an address:
piano selections by Miss Bcrnice
Copeland; vocal numbers. Miss
Mary Barber.
Plans are complete for The an.
nual bazanr 10 be held Friday and
Saturday. December rs, at the
Lakewood clubhouse. In charge Of
the various booths will be: Mrs.
Rose Colvin, art: Mrs. J. 4. Aim.
quist candy: Mrs Walter Mingo.
delicntesscn. Mrs. w. s. Endrcld.
flowers; Mrs. J. Foster Dean. arts
and crafts: Mrs II. c. league.
grab bag and bargain table: Mrs
T.. T. Robb, aprons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Doctors, lawyers. merchants
chiefs. architects. teachers. plumbers
ali have been working TO fulnn
those dreams What dreams?
Dreams TO make every Northwest.
crn Campfire Girl happier. But have
you ever had in your pocket two
silver dollars-onc that was given TO
you and one you earned? Needless
TO say which you squeezed the tight.
or. Let us make our dream shin
the brighter silver dollar and the
one squeezed tighter by all working.
selling magazine subscriptions. Civ.
ing dinners. caring for children
making craft articles and selling
them-any way by which we can
earn few or many dollars TO mako
Cnmaraderie shine brighter. Every.
one helping. dads, mothers. because
there's plenty Of room on board for
them. FREELY Brothers and every
Campfire Girl can help.
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II chrlsien You camaraderic Of
the Northwestern Campfire Cirlsr'
crashl Tho bottle trimmed with
orange and brown satin ribbons was
broken on the bow OF the ship. Five
hundred Campfire girls and guard.
ians led by Miss Ruth Brown took
possession of camaraderie Monday.
November 2. Every beam. spar and
cable WAS claimed in the name OF
Campfire 4 inlk BY a torchbearcr
was followed By the singing OF
'camnraderie +" Aiiss Freda Iibbee
and Mr.. Rounds gave imprumptn
speeches, Samuel Harvey. who with
five others represented Boy Scouts.
offered the services Of that organize.
ton. - huge bouquet Of yellow
chrytanihemumA presented by Air.
Rounds was separated by Miss Brown
and thrown TO the girls crowded on
the deck.
Because guardians o. girls thruout
Seattle felt need for standardized
test for Campfire ranks and because
other cities turnout the country have
felt tho same need. wohelo council
saa discussed. voted upon and inst.
iuted. IT meets at Headquarters tho
first Saturday IN every month from
? 70 5, and the third Friday from 10
y. Girls ready 10 pass tests must
notify headquarters al least two days
in advance Special sessions or
Woielo council VIII be arranged
whenever there are ten or more girls
10 pass tests.
Lists o. requirements will be
printed IN The January Torch and
may be secured from headquarters.
Prepare now for rank 10 be taken al
tie grand council In March.
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KING COUNTY HrMANE

KING COUNTY HUMANE
SOCIETY
There fiji bc a general meeting
of tho King County Humane society
at the Y. w. G. A. cafeteria Cpri.
yate roomL at noon on Thursday.
November 90.
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WoMEN's GUILD pLAN pAzAAu

WUMEN'S Guild PLAN BAZAAR
The Women's guild Of Sc. Marks
church win hold a bazaar wednos.
day. December 6. in the Sunday
school room. The bazaar will open
at ~ o'clock; tea will be served from
2 until 4 o'clock and dinner al $50.
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ALLAH CHAPTER,
90 L 8

ALLAH CHAPTER,
10. =, s.
Allah chapter o. L. S. will visit
Masonic home. Sunday. November
is. An members OF the order arc
asked to meet az Fourth ave. s ana
Dearborn St, at 1880 o'clock
THETA ALPHA ALLIANCE
TO MEET
The monthly meeting OF Tbetp
Alpha alliance viii he held TUESDAY
evening November 20. NJ the chan
ter house. Plans will be completed
LOT .he annual bazaar to be held De.
ecmber 10 at the New Washington
hotel. 'V''
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITIsEARN rIl1t

Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet Tuesday November 20. at 2
p. m, at the home Of Mrs. Jenni,
sleeves. i515 Greenwood ave.
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SIGMA kAPPA MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club Of Sigma Kap.
pa sorority. viii meet at the chap.
ter house. Tuesday November 20.
at p. m. Bring thimbles.
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ALKt REVIEW

ALItt REVIEW
AKA Review viii meet In the A. o.
y. W. hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
n, at s o'clock.
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CALEtDII CLUB

The Calcidh club will meet Tues.
day' November 20. at ! p. m. with
Mrs David +. Fryer. 1928 Eighth
ave. W.
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FREMONT w. G. 4. L.
Tho Fremont w. c. r. 4. viii
meet Tuesday, November 20. at 2
y. m. at Mrs Townsend's homo.
1912 n. 4ist II. Mrs Harry L.
stillwell will be thc speaker
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GROUP NEWS

lhtd3tP MEMS
The I.uana Campfire Girls meet
the first and third Saturday after.
moons OF each month. sixteen
girls went camping attended by
guardian and Miss Lou woodcock.
la senior at the university.
Among the achievements accom-.
pllshed were donation TO commu
nifty Christmas fund. soliciting for
japanese Relief fund Red Cross
membership. sold popoes for
woman's relief corps. contributed
to Harding Memorial fund. held
food sales four times. gave a play.
insisted in many community pro.
grams. had booth at the May day
celebration. which PROVIDED the
camping expenses. Two girls have
become torch bearers. seven fire.
makers and twelve woodgatherers.
Has your group this record? These
girls from Sequim are working in
Campfire Eplri, and really accom-.
plishing things worth while doing.
80 - AAfAf ~ AfAAA NhAI FfNENl i
league boots on II you are going to
keep up with the Oswcda girls. 1
They had n Halloween party and |
all who attended declared 1t the 1
best OF their good times. A candy 1
sale az the university. which
brought in nearly five dollars. is
also past thing on their program.
The always busy girls are now
working on an Indian play which
Will be given on the gath Of No.
vcmbcr In order TO make tho play
more like a real Indian production
the girls have been taking Indian
dancing lessons from Miss Vein.
zerld OF the Cornish school.
The next meeting OF the girls
will have university student
work with them on craft articles.
The girls have new assistant
guardian, Miss Vera Ncese.
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RAINIER CAMP.
- 49,

sesftAlNIkk GAMfs
TO. 1472
- Rainier camp 10. 1872. Royal
e-Eeighbors Of America. win entertain
with cards and dancing on Monday
Evening. November 10. at 8 o'clock.
s~st the swedish club hail
-99
ALPHA CLUE
The Alpha club will give a card
party Al tho Federated clubhouse.
s32 Harvard ave. ~. on Monday.
November ~. from 2 until 4 o'clock.
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The Women Of Westminster Pres
byterian church will hold n sale Of
used clothing. Friday and Saturday
November 23-2i. at the Waldorf
hotel, Seventh and pike.
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CUSTER CAMP No. 1

Custer Camp no. 1. Sons Of Vcter.
ans. will hold reunion In Veterans
hall, Armory. Tuesday evening. Nov.
20. Tho auxiliary viii serve home.
cooked dinner at 6 o'clock. The com.
mittce Of the camp has prepared n
splendid program for the evening. All
affiliated orders invited
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anrud CsIar-
joric Holiness arc receiving congratu.
lations upon tho birth OF daughter,
November 4, at the Swedish hospital.
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Congressman and Mrs. l.. II. Had.
ley Of Bellingham will arrive in town
Sunday TO visit with relatives for a
few days before going to Washing.
ton. ID. {.
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Mrs. J. c. Hutcson who has beer
visiting her son-inlaw and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs Dietrich schmitz
Tor a fortnight, returned today TO
her home at East Sound.
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Reginald Parsons, Jr., who is at
tending school in the East. viii
spend his Thanksgiving vacation
with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs 4. +. Bemis. at Chestnut Hills,
Mass
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Tssn ard dg~.p eiubs dance a.
The wiis8nlan.
Sir. and Mrs. a. ], Peters dinner
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Mr.. +. F. Blaine left today for Salt
Lake City to attend the annual meet.
Ing Of the Western States Reclama.
ton association on the 18th and goth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Miss Molly Graham OF Spokane.
who has been attending the Univer.
sity OF Washington. has returned to
her home on account OF illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17

Dir. Ben Butler. who has been
on a three months trip TO the
Orient, Is expected home next week.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-10

school, to be nodded into social fac
tors.
Sixth is Mr.. "Sour Crouch" a pc
culiar parsonage. He has an acid re-
action on alkalies, and an alkaline
reaction on acids. He quarrels with
his neighbors, finds fault with his
preacher, thinks something is always
wrong with the school, and nags his
children. Querulous and choleric, he
sends his offspring to the school, to
be nodded into social factors.
Seventh is Mr.. "Tight Fist" He
does not particularly oppose anything
that will enhance the value of prop
erty in his community; but do not
call on him to contribute one penny.
In his eye, book companies are rob-
bers, teachers asking $40 are extor-
tionate, preachers are living alto
gether for the money, and the whole
world is "on the beat" His offspring
are in the school, to be nodded into
social factors.
These seven characters with "Sis-
ter Telltale" as dissemination, consti-
tute the raw material of the hills.
Somehow their individualistic traits
must be utilized for the benefit of
society in his cooperative age, and
the training must be given in the
school.
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JUST COMMON FAULTS

We move in disguise. Too often
the heart falsely reveals itself. We
are not exactly what we seem to be.
That character is more than reputa-
tion is sometimes forgotten. HUI
man action is a delusive finger
board. Many a victory is unherald-
ed; many a defeat disowned. Peace
full countenances often cover restless
hearts.
We are disposed to overlook the
smaller sins-weights and faults
solely because of their insignifcance.
There is, they say, a small freely
that infests the regions near light
houses. They come one by one, fast
ening to the globe of the great light.
One might not affect the destiny Of
unfortunate crews; but, though COM
ing singley, after awhile the lamp is
covered and shuts out the shining
light. Then this is to be discovered
from without, The keeper within
says his lamp is trimmed and burn
ing. Faults, simple and small in
their consequence, may accumulate
until divine light is INSTRUCTED. And
some mariner goes down to death.
Selected
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Be STRONG

Be strong! my soul, the race demands
That truth be lifted high;
That right be sponsored, wrong de-
throned,
And every evil die.
The call is to the one who CLOVIS
With courage, faith and love,
Whose soul is pulsing with the thrill
Of visions from above.
The cloud Of witness around
Holds US in full review;
Impediments are all cast down,
While we the goal pursue.
With patience, then, the race renew,
With vigor and emprise;
Our Captain will inspire anew
The perfect sacrifice.