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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
DEsDE GALES
ALREDEDoE DE UNA VISTA


Hace POGO mas de una semana tuvi-
mos Ell placer de yer al distinguido SUI
perintendente General de Escueias, Sr.
Morin, en- vista Official las escuelas
de este pueblo.
KS el sr NORM, Ell que aquilata la
labor que realizan los maestros de gra-
dos primaries en- el idioma de Shakes
peare.
Giro su vista las escuelas de los
grados To-, 2do., Bro. Y To-, que con
tanto acierto vienen dirigiendo los macs
tros: Amalia Santana, Emilia B Nj
fiez, Blanca C. Diez, Maria Torres MAJ
zorana, Bonifacio Colon, Antonia Ro-
drfguez, y Carlos Lopez; saliendo alta
mente satisfecho de la labor que estes
sacerdotes modernos del saber vienen
realizando en- benefcio de la nifiez de
este pueblo. Llegando Ell Sr. MORN a
la conclusion siguiente: 'sDesde hacia
DOS amos. no habia tenido ell placer de
rendir al Departamento de instruction,
un informe como esta vez le he rendi-
do del Distrito de Ciaies ;,
Es un orgul1o para los maestros de
este Distrito como 10 sera tambien pa
ra el competente Inspector, Sr. Ramon
Sandin, Quien una vez mas nos da prue-
ba de su idones competencia para ell
cargo que dentro del Departamento
viene ocupando; al yer que su Distrito
Sc coloca a Ia cabeza de los dena&s de
esta isla.
iAdelante paladines del progreso /
lAdelante con Ell estandarte del triunfo
que habets obtenido Que sirva este
como un aliciente a vuestra ardua labor
y como I'm estimulo para continuar ira
baJando con mas entusiasmo por la
justa y bendita causa de la instruction
UN AMIGO DE LA EscUELA
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coAMo AL OLA
FIEsTAs EscoLAREs:

Alegres felices han sido los dlti-
mos dias de Ia semana en- curse para
los alumnos de nuestras escuelas pd-
blicas que han empezado gozar desde
hoy de las tradicionales vacaciones de
navidades. Este aiio como los ante
riores, nuestros nifios han estado en-
constante movimiento y algeria, bus
cando flores. ganchos y un sin fin de
cosas para embellecer las escuelas,
sin dejar tambien de frecuentar far
macias, tiendas y bazares buscando
regaLtos de fantasies para hacerselos
a sus companeros v profesores. Y 10
ccurrente del case es que nuestra pl6-
yade de jovencitos Y jovencitas, que
parecen personals formadas con capaci-
dad nuy ampla Sc hacen y disponen
las cosas con determinada gracia es-
nero que todos nos llama la aten-
ci6n nos hace dar opiniones discre-
tas, pues 10 que algunos criticarian
otros 10 aplauden, porque es necesario
acercarse los nifos, observarlos, en-
tenderlos relacionarse con ellos para
escudrifar las grandezas de sentimien
tos cue Sc slbergan en- sus tiernos CO.
razones.
Es cierto que los nifios hay que
guiarlos, este no 10 discutimos debe-
mos hacerlo siempre, pero procuranto
ayudarles compiacerios cuando lie
van una fnahdad buena como la va
expresada.
Por esa razos, syudados por los pro-
fesores de sus respectivos salones, en-
ell dia de hoy sc han llevado cabo
muy bellos y alegres actos en- los dife
rentes salones escueias, con todo ell es-
plendor que. los mismos demandaba,
como despedida del afio en- las escue-
las y como salutaci6n al nacimiento
del Mesias que desde que naci6 hIzo
tantas obrag de bien a la humanidad,
empezando por amar los niiios.
Y todos estos actos que 1evantan la
c1lltura de los pueblos, dejando ell le-
gado de Ia tradicion en- las generacio-
nes que sc levantan, son muv dignos
de mencionar, cuando en- salonss es-
cuelas como Ell de octave grado de la
escuela Franklin, una juventud galIar-
da y florida, levanta Ell espiritu del
salon celebran una fiesta que nos ba
| dejado un grato recuerdo.
Por esa circunstancia empezamos a
narrar aunQue la ligera Ia fiesta
verifcada en- dicho grado Ell La tarde
de hoy de acuerdo con ell siguiente
programa.
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Notas de la Isla

broche de ORC porque ALI habia luz,
belleza, poesia " ammonia, pues ade.
mas de los profesores v alumnos, vi
mos congregado al inspector de las
escuelas Mr.. Salvador Morales, que
estaba lleno de satisfaction, y a las
encantadoras senoritas Mini Rivera y
Magdalena Padilla, con sus semblantes
simpaticos, dandole mayor realce al
acontecimfento que nos proporcionara
momentos de dicha y de placer. Is
Nuestras gracias al professor Sr
Delgado las alunnas por las de.
ferencias que Sc nos dispensaron.
CORRESRoNSAL
coamo, P. r., Die. 10, 1924.
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.MANATI
ocIEDAD ATLETIcA.

Hemos tenido ell placer de yer por
primera. vez en- ei .Atenas de Puerto
Rico, una sociedad atlstica que SO ha
organizado entire los activos profescreg
German Mater, Rafael. Ramos, Pedro
MuHiz los alurnnos desde Ell septimo
grado hasta el Segundo Aiio de Es-
cueIa Superior.
(Continua en- la pagina I'D
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sehales En- Que listed Puede Greer.

ST su aliento es malo padece de vahi-
dos, falta de apetito, estrehimiento NAL
estar general, es senal de que su hfgado
no funciona bien. FL tinico verdadero
remedio en- que Sc puede dependcr para
todos los desordenes del hfgado, ell est6-
mago intestinos es Herbine. Act1a
poderosamente sobre el higado, fortalece
la digestion, purifca los intestinos y
restaura Ia fuerza, el vigor y Ia algeria.
De venta en- las farmacias droguerfas.s
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REFoRMAs DE LA
MERCEDITA.

Nuestra estinada amiga Mercedes
Rivera ha ampHado su establecimien-
to ''I.a Mercedita" ACADIA de reci-
bir un extenso surtido de mercancfas
calzado de Ultima moda, por 10 que
Sc We muy concurrido su establecimien
to. Buenos negocios deseamos a nues-
ira amiga.
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sEGUNDA PARTE

canci6n 'Noche Buena" por clase
octave Grade.
Repartici6n de Dulces. Cvarias nj
mas.
Repartici6n de cestas Cvarias nj
Il as.
Cancion de los Reyes Msgos (Por
la clase).
Distribution de RegalOs (Por Santa
Claus).
Hemos de hacer constar que to-
dos los ndmeros del programa fueron
desempenados muy habilmente por los
alurnnos y alumnas a quienes les ador-
ma mucha gracia espiritual, asi como
tanabien Ell professor Cerezo nos delei-
to muchisiino con la recitaci6n de una
poesia jibara titulada s'oDs Jibaritas''
que supo pronunciarla con toda la elo-
cuencia y caracter tipico de nuestros
jibaros, por 10 que fue fren6ticamen.
te aplaudido. Tambien ell joven Jose
A. Asencio, que habia sido invitado
al acto, tom6 participation en- la gran
fiesta del octave grado, explicando a
los ni1os Ia alta signifcaci6n de este
acto, que tanto valia para los ninos
ahora y que seria irnperecedero ira
YES del tempo lleno de sabios conse-
jes para la juventud de la cual espera
mucho para la felicidad y prosperidad
de su pals y su pueblo.
TampoGo olvidaremos los desvelos
de las nifias Josefna Passalacqna, Ali.
cia Lanauze, onelia Zayas, Maria Isa-
bel Rivera, Consuelo C6rdova, Isabel
Martinez, Dilia Enlanuelii y Catalina
Silva, comfsionadas para la organiza-
cioi de La fiesta, que no desmayaron
en- Ell arreglo de los SaIones v en- la
compra1 dc regalos v preparation de
tode 10 denass principiando asi las ac-
tividades de la, vida en- plena juven-
tuds S s ss~ ~
Nosotrcs que tanto anhelamos por
la felicidad de nuestra sociedad, mi
ramos de arriba abajo ell aspecto de
la fiesta del octave grado, solamen-
te podemos decir que fue eerrada con
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Toda Ia pensa esta|
con nOSOtrOS


ST 10 atirmamos asi tan ro-
.tundanaente, es porque FL COR !
TIE INGLES. cuya norma es ves-
t;r con los. famosos trajes de
drill de hIo lngles a su numero-
sa clienteia, con mucha elegan-
cia Y economic, obtiene TODD ell
favor de LA CORRESPONDENT
GA, de fodos los habitantes de
la lsla; y son tan magnificos y
resistentes los driles imperiaIes
de hiio que innportanios de In
gIaterra, cue pasa en- vano Ell
TEMPO sin que nunca los de-
teriore, va que es LA vERDAD,
mas adinitida entire las perso-
mas elegantes, que la famosa
fabrica y sastreria FL CORTE
lNGLES, es ventajosanente CO.
nocida y goza de sumo credito
en- Ell GLOBO.
No sofamente por la caIidad
superior de nuestros trajes de
drill imperial de hiIo puro, sino
por el procedimiento de darIes
cinco dias' de encog;do y por
contar con los nejores sastres
cortadores de Puerto Rico, go
"a EL CORTE iNGLES. de tan
envidiable fana en- Ell MUNDO,
que ning1n competitor ha podi-
do echar ninguna cIase de PlCA
PiCA en- ell credito que rapida-
nente ha conquistado EN- todo
PUERTO RICO lLUSTRADO, po-
ne &c relieve que en- LA DEMO-
CRAClA. no es possible que triun-
re Ell CARNIVAL, del disimulo.
va que todo ell comercio del pals
adnite que los trajes de esta
casa, que es la de las personals
mas dlstinguidas, hacen al hon.
bre mas atrayente y simpatico
a LA MUJER.
No equivoque la direction,
estamos al lado de la Barbesia
EL FIGARO, y frente al edificio
de EL MUNDO.
Ell CORTE lNCLES
Gale San Jose No. S. - p. o.
Box oo4. - Telefono No. 1923.
!! San Juan, P. r.
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PRIMERA PARTE

Canci6n mi dulce Hogar'' por
a1u,nnos del Octave Grade.
Canci6n "Las Navidades'' por San
tiago Ernanueln.
Cancion sHolly Night por alum
nos de Octave gradol.
Poesia 'Dios" por Onelia zayas.
Canci6n .Aguinaldo'' por alumnos
Canci6n December por alumnos
dc octave grado.
del Octave Grade.
Poesia "canto a las Flores por
Carmen Vega.
Poesia "Afio Nuevo'' por Isabel
Martinez.
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LAS MIsAS DE
AGUINALDo.

Con gran solelnnidad Sc venfan ce-
lebrando las tradicionales misas de
agrinaldo en- nuestra iglesia cat6lica
Dichas misas fueron muy concurridas,
reinando mucho entusiasmo entire los
feligreses.
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NoTAs DE cE1BA
sIMPATTCA BoDA.

En- Ia noche del sabado contraje-
ron matrimonio los simpaticos j6venes
Francisco Colon Gordiany, secretario-
auditor municipal de este pueblo y
Maria valentin, maestro que ejerce en-
la locaIdad con el beneplacito de to-
dos. La simpatica pareja, parti6 para
San Juan donde piensan pasar los pri
neros dias de La luna de miel. Eterna
felicidad deseamos los nuevos con-
trayentes
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Ell CORTE INCLES

Gale San Jose No. S. - p. o.
Box oo4. - Telefono No. 1923.
San Juan, P. r.
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MUcHos ENFERMos

Sc encuentran guardando cana mu-
chas distinguidas personalidades de La
localidad, atacadas de la enfermedad
reinante. Hay hogares centre ellos Ell
de don salustiano RUIZ en- q. hay nue.
We atacados de la enfernedad y al
gnnos Ell estado grave. Cue meJoren
pronto son nuestros deseos.
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DOS GEMELos.

Maria Gonzalez, esposa de nucstro
amigo Luis PARA, 10 ha obsequiado
con dos hsrniosos varones; que es m
buen regalo de Naudad para el hogar
de- PARA. 4s. s.~e @e@1-
coRREsPoNsAL.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30

A good story of a mighty good
scrap with a big muskellunge in
the Wisconsin river the other day
is being told. Fellow from In
diana with John Love as guide
started a musky trip down the
river. A big fin was hooked; came
out of the water better than
half dozen times trying to dis
lodge the lure. He was a big brute
and a scrapper for all that Eel
low was there with the ways of
handling the rod, until, in a fatal
movement in the wrong direction
he allowed the fish to cast the
hook and of course got away. The
fight up and down the rapids and
across the stream lasted exactly
thirty-two minutes, and at that
the big fin was far from being eX-
hausted when he slipped the hooks.
Anyhow this same fellow from the
Hoosier state landed a river musky
later that weighed in at 23h
pounds. This fish had nothing on
the size Of the one that broke
away There isn't any better
grounds in the whole state to go
after muskies than this same Wis
conse river. There are four miles
Of bully good rapids and then after
that there are pools and swift
parts of the wide river where the
big fellows hide in their stall
awaiting the lure. This stream is
a real he-man's stream for the
musky tribe, likewise .old-time
walleyes apd bass. Takes good
outfit and a fellow who knows
how to cast and retrieve his catch
without losing it, like the Indiana
man.
Wartinbees five and "a half
pound small mouth black bass
caught in the Wisconse the other
day proved to be as perfect a
specimen of that tribe as has
been caught here. The river sure
puts the pink of perfection upon
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Are You Among the sIackers2


DO you know that in the last
presidential election there were in
Wisconsin 636,295 qualified voters
who did not vote?
Do you know that there are an
proXimately 1,340,O00 people in this
state eligible to vote and in recent
elections only about one-half that
number have voted
Do you know that because we
have so many slackers in the mat
ter of voting that many of our
public officials, among them our
professional politicians, are elect
ed by less than one-third of the
people?
DO you know that a cursory in
vestlgation indicates that thou
sands of these stay-at-home slack
ers are among our most respon-
slble, intelligent and respectable
citizens?
Ask yourself this question: Did
| vote at the last election and did
| do my part in urging others to
vote? II you can answer yes" YOU
are absolved from all responsibility
for present conditions. If not. YOU
have shirked a duty as sacred as
any ever delegated to a nations
subject.
You agree that politics should be
cleaned up. We all agree to that
But how is it to- be done as long
as nearly one-half the voters hold
SO lightly that priceless heritage
SO fiercely fought for by our fore
fathers?
The builders of this great Re-
public intended that this govern
ment shall be representative of a
majority. Indifference to our right
of ballot has already, in a measure,
defeated that purpose. Continued
Indifference to that sacred privi-
lege will inevitably result In dis
aster.
The state and the nation must at
once look to its straight thinkers
to prevent an impending calamity.
What group, then, collectively con-
sidered, should spring with great
er spontaneity to meet the exigen-
cles of a desperate situation, than
men Of industry? You, like thou
sands of others of our best citi-
zens, are unconscious of some of
the responsibilities that attach to
citizenship if you do not vote and
see that your friends and ac-
qualntances do likewise. 20
1t seems impossible that think
lag men and women will continue
to sit by and see conditions go
from bad to- worse without bat
ting an eye to stop it. There must
be an awakening. There must be
a re-entry to interest in public af-
fairs. Politics cannot be cleaned
up unless clean men and women
set their hands to the task. That
means you.
If this government falls into the
hands of the Reds or the dema-
gogic politician,s it will be because
a militant minority has taken adj
of a drowsy majority in
different to the RESPONSIBILITIES of
citizenship. The state and nation
are actually confronted with that
menace. A part of the response
bility for the future rests with
you. Paul Revere not only warned.
He got results. Will |? The an
swer is with you.-Ex.
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Villas County News $500 a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30

A twenty-five pound muskellunge
was landed from Long lake east of
Phelps last week by w. E. Erick-
son, a guest of Twin Lake Lodge.
Muskies can be landed just as easy
as the walleye, providing the guy
who goes after 'em has the pep to
work his casting arm as a real
sportsman should Porch warmers
never get anywhere for the fish
will positively not come up on dry
land to be snagged. The bars and
weed beds are Just the place right
now to go get them. Mr.. Erick-
son sure knows the know how of
taking. He works for EN-.
Villas County News $500 a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30
JONAS RADCLIFFE.
For County Clerk.

L wish to announce that | will
be a candidate for the office of
County Clerk of Villas county at
the September Primaries. ! have
been resident and taxpayer in
the town of Cloverland for the
past ten years. Thanking you for
your support.
Elda 0. Mccullough.
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e&@UUseeszseeee.ss.sseeess
JUST FISH STORIES

The major fish echronicled this
week is that caught by Mrs. F. H.
johnson, one Of the owners of
Little Portage lake resort. 1t was
a walleye pike and weighed eleven
pounds. Mrs. Johnson has never
navigated a lake with any success
in big fish capturing until this
past week, and unassisted she
boosted" the big fin over the side
OF the boat to safety and got
away with it. That is, if any other
guy had attempted to bodily lift
an eleven pound pike into the boat
by the bare line, it would have
broken away sure as shootin'. But
"a woman can get away with most
anything nowadays and does it
generally in a cool and calm man
ner, not dreaming that to boost
fish thataway, like Mrs. Johnson
did, is beyond the annals of fish
lore or some such dope.
Hugo and Herman Behn told the
fish artist yesterday that they in
tended stocking the puddle holes
in Wall street in front Of their
shop with carp or bullheads.
Seems as though they have had
some mighty fine ponds fronting
their business place on Wall street,
and while not exactly proud of
them feel that they might just
as we'll make an asset out of EN-.
Well, true it is that Wall street is
some pudding street, and without
doubt by the time it is paved,
some mighty big carp could be
grown in the wet spots. But what
are they going to feed the fish?
Glover cannot be planted on any
main street according to the vii
lage ordinances, and if bakers
bread is strewn in the puddles for
the fish there will be a congestion
of dogs and cats after provender.
Why not dig a canal from Wall
street to the river and permit
speed boats to motor UP into the
village. They do such things in
Venice and get away with it. Why
not here?
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the big fellows and very few know
1t, probably because they hate the
strenuous labor of the days cast
ing. You get EN-, and they are
real fish.
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District ATTORNEY.

To the Voters of Villas County:
| wish to announce my candidacy
for the office of District Attorney
for Villas county at the September
primaries. If | am elected you
may be sure that all crimes will
be prosecuted vigorously and with
out special favOrs to anyone. This
includes the distiller and boot
logger.
JONAS RADCLIFFE.
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CHURCH NOTES
Lutheran Church,

Lutheran Church.
Sunday School at 8:45 a. m.
English Services at 9:45 a. m.
German Services at 1915 a. m.
This is your invitation.
Jos. D. Krubsack, Pastor
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30
st. Ignatius' Church.

IEpIScOpaIJ
Every Wednesday; Evening Pray
er and Sermon at 7:45 p. m.
Every Thursday: Holy Commun-
ion at 1880 a. m.
Everyone welcome.
The Rev, F. C. St. Clair, Vicar.
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Friendship i sSna' 3
Remember your friends with Greet
ing Cards. Roy A. Sterr, Jeweler,
Eagle River, Wis. 30-1t.
PAID ADVERTISEMENTS

Authorized and paid for by the
following at regular advertising
rates.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30
AND CAR COLLIDE
r.,ders and Doused
g. resulted When the
-;ar Car Struck Deer
Week.

~ ,.ier Car Struck Deer
,tWeek'
n;.ion last week between
. .sJ q Ford car, the car re-
. .le worst Of the collision,
'.' bent fender and lights
Is commission when the
NJ S. Fourier operates
,a,Lsekecping cottages ON
u. lake some eighteen miles
~ Of the village of Three
. IN the big hardwood terri
...nn on the east side Of the.
.t9o IN going to her home
.,ino last week the car
frII grown deer which
..,noed out in the roadway,
. Gaming confused by the
rom the car, stayed in the
There was a collision, and
%5fs nut out of commission
q ,rork was immln-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-30

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE EAGLE RIVER UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL.
The meeting of the Board Directors of the Eagle
Union Free High School was held on Thursday evening" July
| IVA at 500 o'clock at the High School building this being
.nst meeting of the Board of Directors since annual
election.
n" members present
Inc following bills presented to the Board after
TUE consideration the same were allowed in full as follows:
''onsen-lOO square feet concrete sidewalk at 22c
F square loot $500 heretofore paid --- Sl9O0OO
P Ribbons for Diplomas for Graduating Glass 200
w Repairs clock at High School - Ito
w." 'o3I Telegram to st. Paul regarding
'I.iuey-Fuse plugs, prepared wax, drills,
N+ ~ pam and supplies ----------------------- 2S5
''S2 work on grading up High School grounds.
Wa+ oILiseIf and team $500 a day ---------- 104OO
" wv" Coke Company cars of soft coal, be
Rs; ing IS tons at 81 35 ton ----- 705S8
S'ol Co-Suppies for Commercial Dept. of
H. Sr,;I ST Nchool zoo
ork grading up ground, himself and
IA r. team at $500 a dav 5000
'eoer-Worll Of himself and in grading
up ground around High School Bldg, at $500
g. a day ----- - 265SS
'" -oyd-Labor himself & team in planting
Diuooery and grading ground at High School
En u hd. by E. Jahnsen | 1O500
nSen-Men furnished by Mr. Jahnsen in
-. 'iCulg shrubbery and grading ground at
Steve w. Sn school Building --------------------- ol25
contract unloading cars of coal,
NlS at Sue a ton -------------------.----- IooU
vas adjourned 'i'"e BUSINESS oi iii0'i0i ny
EAGLE RIVER UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL
By CHAs, H. ADAMS, Secretary.
A. w THORPE, Treasurer.
MAYME E. SANBORN, Director.
Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21
MESSICK'S DISTRICT ASSO.

The second meeting of the Mes
sick's District Association was helC
Friday evening, November 7th.
A short business meeting was held
in which it was decided upon 10 pur-
chase an organ for the school.
A delightful program followed:
The Flag, Mildred Elliott.
The Mayfower, David McNatt.
The Best Day, Maizie Tinley.
The First Thanksgiving Day, Dor
othy Morgan.
November, LOvey O'Day.
At Grandma's, Harriet Tinley.
Safety First, Golda Short and Ruth
McNatt.
How Thanksgiving Came to No
vember, Ga short play given by the
upper grades.
After the program the subject for
the evening, Safety First" was
read and discussed.
Several of the members told of ac-
cidents which had occurred through
carelessness.
After the meeting had adjourned,
delightful refreshments were serv-
ed by the social committee.
The next meeting will be held on
Friday evening, December 5th. Ev-
eryone in the district is invited to
attend and to join.
Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21

Rev. Samuel C. Welsh, Pastor
Az Washington st. Phone 21s
REGULAR SERVICES
Friday
6:45 P. M. Junior meeting.
1880 p. M. Prayer meeting.
$3.50 P. M. Choir practice.
Sunday
10 A M. until noon-Bible lesson
study, and sermon.
6:45 P. M. Young Peoples meeting.
1880 P. M. Evening service.
The church with its doors open
for everyone.
The subject for the prayer meet
ing on Friday at 1880 p. m. will be
When"
The Junior meeting will be the
same day at GAS p. m. Subject, "Je-
sus At a Wedding" The pastor will
preach both morning and evening
next Sunday.
The subject for the Young Peoples
meeting next Sunday will be Thank
ing God for His Services" This will
be a leaderless leaders meeting;
each one to come prepared to take
some part and do it at the first op-
portunity.
The annual roll call and anniver-
sary is expected to be held early in
December.
Do not forget the Mother Gore
echo meeting Friday, November %.
at 1880 p. m.