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DONNA

Mrs. w. C. Jones and Mrs. Ber-
nice Mcmillan entertained women
employees Of the Central Light and
Power company nc the Jones home
Friday evening. A brilliant Christ
mas tree gave the keynote to the
decorations for the even Business
discussions, reading music and re-
freshments were united TO the in
tense enjoyment Of the guests in at
tendance.
I. C.. Adams OF Mercedes and IONS.
Junior and Jack, spent Sunday as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Chris
tensen Of Donna
Mrs. y. r.. Avery II back I'm Donna
after spending several days a. q
guest OF Mrs. A o. Payne Of Msr-
eedes.
/. B. Kruger OF the Nash-Finch
company Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Kruger, who are on wedding trip
In the Valley, IN Donna visitors
last week.
David Wilson attend the the meet
ing Of master electricians of the
Valley nc San Benito Monday @
ming.
Mrs.. Z. Y. Vieksrs Is in Dallas
where she is Visiting her mother,
who lis iii.
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Continued frcm page oae)
~ 2 yczng hoEtesses and their
ATxn1ARY PARTY
The Fgremsn's Auxiliary Rad q
ksas nt the city hall On Friday eVs-
niE6. The main auditorium was
n6@rned wfsk n Christmas tree con-
kzfnfng al kinds Of worthwhfIs gifts
Ser the ffremen and when all wam
ready they wers invited I'm. A pro-
gran was g1vsn and refreshments
ssrVse by tAs auxiliary.
PERSONAL
Misses Grace and lillian Hooking,
y w. c. A workers for the Valley
esctsoz. have moved 20 H~sriingen
SF0E 1isHion where they resided
me first part q the year
Charles Decker. John Wright and
PaEl Tanner are home from A. and
- CclleEe fer their holiday vaes-
non-
Mr. and Mrr. II. Il. Sanders and
eangkteE. Mary Alice q Brownsville
mge spsnding the Christmas season
with the +. d. Samrncns family here,
r. Z. Daniels has returned from
D haEting trip at Harsthon FUNSTON.
Mr. and Mra- Marvin Goodwin are
ID Ear Artonie On O business and
pleasure trip.
I'd Msans Is here visiting hIs wife
Rnd family.
Warren Whitflesey came home Fri
day 1rprn GilneF TO spend the Yule-
ti9e wifh his parents and brother
here.
Jack III. Miller, southwestern rep
w~eneEtatice Of G. T. Ward and com
pany Ct London. Ohio. was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Wright and son,
gnrk. went 70 Aqua Dnlce Saturday 70
Epend Christmas with Mrs. WrightE
parents, Mr.. and MrG- z c. Arnold.
Mira Chester Nichols has return
&C from q visit In Omaha, Nebraska,
with relatives there.
UoTd and Earl Burke arrived from
1swH en Sunday 20 spend the Christ
E1s season sith their parents, north
Of town-
Nr. and Mrs. Virgil Lott were
here lrem Roma Tuesday.
EcaemEz Mitchell il home from
Dallas 20 spend Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
GltrheIL
Miss Jessie Eortcn 10 home FROM
Gan MErros fer the holiday season.
EFa- Lillian ReitE 10 here from
R4rkmszd 20 be with her folks foE
q ChFsffnaE visit.
Bill CaEfhrpn cane hcme the mid
Es q the week 70 spend his holi-
day season az the parental heme. He
20 a stEdent az A. and NJ. College.
EFA Kuma Ewexs. mother Of At
9grEey y. p. EWsrs. arrivers home
from Colunbus. Ohio. this week. For
the present ske Is visiting AZ her
sort hcme here
Lpyt and Fay Brasher are home
9rcu coliere 20 spend tire holidays
s& TIE kome 90 their parents. Dr.
are NFL Brashsr.
Frarkfn Ewers ras IN Edinburg
TrsHSay ard Wednesday On legal
kusineHs-
Stella Hsrrrcre, Margery Parks
and EerA Del Fields are home from
G T. A for the holidays.
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" meeting. Mrs. Robertson, presi-
dent. presided over the business
meeting. Mrs. d. O. Squyres an
nonueed the club would study -Chiid
Welfare" !.
Mrs. Robertson gave q report Of
the Valley Federation Of Women.s
Clubs haId In Edinburg recently II
was voted 10 entertain the husbands
at a social on February Il.
The entertainment given during the
social hour consisted OF an interest
ing Christmas program ~ follows
AJoy to the World", by club; solo
christmas Joy" Mrs: Pirtle; NOD
ern Christmas Song, by Mesdames
son; solo christmas Carol, Mrs
Norman; pantimime Christmas
Scene, Mrs. voigt and baby; read
ing The Christmas Chimes" By Mrs.
Stephens.
Refreshments were served 20 the
following guests: MesdRmes Adkins.
Dyehs, Gordon, j. ID. Lester, Sadie
Lester. Niday, Norman, Peterson,
Robertson, Stephens, Squyres, dwight,
J.. r. Hockey, j. w. Hockey. Carter.
Grass. Stuart, Pirtle, SwillinR, and
Mira. A. n. Hill and u guest, Mrs. T..
II. Johnson Of San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rcser Of Wa
bash. Ind, arrived Tuesday to spend
the winter with son and wife, Nj. and
Mrs. Z. Roser.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Dyche were
visitors in Harlingen Saturday.
Blenda Carlson spent Friday night
with Doris Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID. Hiday were Wis
itors In Weslaeo Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Carlson were
visitors in Harlingen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Pierson were Wis
itors in Mercedes and WeslRco Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hiatt of Plains,
Kans., are visiting ut the J. w. Carl
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Winningham
and daughter, Betty Lou, Of Edinburg
were Sunday visitors nc the III. II.
Bruggenan home.
J. I. B~allinger and daughter, Ethel.
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Stella and Lucille, we're visitors In
San Benito Sunday.
Mrs. G. z Metz anG family we're
Sunday dinner guests nc tina G.. ~.
Meister home
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Hill were
guests at the II. ID. NidAy home
Tuesday evening.
ID. q. Squyres was q business Wis
itor in Mercedes Monday.
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COMMUNITY TREE
IRIS STARR L

Mrs. Ed Starr entertained tn,
Thursday Bridge club Wednesda,
afternoon in the Harding apart
ments. Mrs. II. A. woolet Of Sar
Antonioo was q guest Of the club
After a number Of games wer'
played, refreshments were servet
the guests.
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RAYMONDVILLE
sTUnENTs HOME

STUDENTS HOME
Some OF the Raymondville stu-
dents who are attending college and
have returned here for the holidays
are as followss Miss Maryan Armi-
tage, Tom SwayEe. Grady Parker.
and George Wright, Edinburg Junior
College; Harry Douthit, Bill Thomp-
son. and Robert Sutton, Southwest
ern University, Georgetown; Misses
Mildred Burton and Elaine Garrett,
Westmoorland College, San Antonio;
Misses Gladys and Esther Cross
land and Christine Lynn, Lawrence
Ayres. and Roland Milligan, South
Texas Teachers College. KingsvilIe:
Miss Thelma Moore, Stanley Ad-
dington, and Paul Barker, UNIVERSE
~ II Texas, AustiR-
XMAS PROGRAM
The annual Christmas ogr
was presented here Wednesday night
By the senior choir Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. The choir,
under the direction Of Mrs. r. L
Flinn, IL composed of about twenty
five people. Mrs. b. s. Wright
played the accompaniment. In place
OF the usual eantata. selections from
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RIIIn FARM HOMES

RAYMONDvILLE. Dee. 24.-Twc
eommodious farm homes were start
cd near San Perlita, ems OF Ray
mo=divlle, this week, which will
be occupied by George l. Campbell
and Irwin G. Richards George W.
Commins has the contract for the
buildings.
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HandsPs messiah" and other we'll
known composers, were rendered.
The program was as follows:
81 Bring You Good Tidingz," Me-
Phail, Chorus; Prayer by Rev. Les
lie A. Boone; Response, 20 Holy
Child Of Bethlehem" And These
Were Shepherds" Wilson; Duet By
Mesdames Hays Scissor and g. w.
Musgrayes; ~Good Tidings Of Great
JOY" Adams, Mrs. Halpin and
Chorus; "The Greatest Gift Of All, =
Henry WiIdemere, quartette by Mrs
J. +. NJ. Stephens, Miss Beatrice Nc
Mahan and Messrs. Halpin and Bel
ed" Adams, Mesdames s. L. Gill, T.
Reed. and Chorus; "Al This Night
Ny Heart Reioices," Adams, Messrs'
Belden, Mason, Tumlinson, and Hal
pin; "Come Unto Me-" Handel'z
Messiah, Miss Beatrice MeMahan
and Mrs. II. L. Finn; "Hallelujah
Chorus" Handel's Messiah, Chorus
TEACHERS AWAY
Teachers of the Raymondville
schools are spending the holidays as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Woods
in Denton; Miss Era Harper In
Robstown; Miss Lenna Powers IN
Houston; Miss Amelia Reed in Fort
Worth; Miss Catherine Bader In
Harrington; Miss Elizabeth Forbes
in Weslaee; Miss Beatrice MeMahan
in FL Campo; Miss Mary Blackwell
in N~acogdoches; Miss Blanche Mau-
pin IN Mercedes; Kenneth Mitchell
in La Feria; Miss Helen Lacy in
Hcndo.
PARTIES BY CLASSES
Christmas parties were given the
primary and junior departments Of
the Methodist Sunday school by the
officers and teachers Of the Sunday
school. on Monday and Tuesday
evenings respectively. The building
Was appropriately decorated. Pro-
grams were given and games were
played.
Sunday evening the junior choir
Of the Methodist church will pre-
sent q program which will be under
the direction az Mrs. T.. b. Burton.
COMMUNITY TREE
A community Christmas tree was
given by The Raymondville Wo-
mans club Saturday evening at z
o'clock ut which every child in
remembered with gifts Of candy,
fruit and nuts. The tree was on the
court house lawn. and cid time
Christmas carols were sung. The
exercises were held at an early hour
so that they would not interiors
with other social functions.
MRS. STARR HOSTESS
Mrs. Ed Starr entertained the
Thursday Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon in the Harding apart.
ments. Mrs. H. A. Woolet Of San
Antonioo was O guest Of the club,
After a number Of games were
played, refreshments were served
the guests.
PERSONALS
Mrs. p. ID. Lissner returned Thurs.
Houston and Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cole Of Wes-
laeo are holiday guests Of Mr.. and
Ms W Luek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Stone Of San
Juan yer guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Musgrayes Monday.
R. l. Watson Of 0dem is a guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Watson during the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Clayton Of Austin il
q guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Stone. during the holt
days.
Miss Alma Spivy left Wednesday
night for Montague, where she will
spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. II. A. Woolett arrived Tues
day from San Antonio, and viii
spend several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Starr.
Miss Maud Dewitt arrived Sat.
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EDCOUCH

CIvICs AND STUDY CLUB
The members Of the Edcouch Civ
les and Study club met at the home
Of Mrs. III. ID. Midday, Thursday af-
ternoon for their regular bi-moath-
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years in training and has just been
given his honorable discharge. He
has left for his home In the North.
The evening was spenx in a social
way, until a late hour, when re-
Treatments were served.
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those held at Caledonia, in Hous-
ton county, November 80, at VII
mona, in Winona county December
1, and at Blue Earth, in Faribault
county, December 6.
Following is a partial list of
county meetings scheduled for the
balance of December and in jan
uary. -.
December z, Blue Earth county,
at Mankato; December 8, Nicollet
county, at St. Peter; December 8,
Rice county, at Faribault; Decem.
Der 9, Steele county, at Owatonna;
December 10, Mower county, al
Austin; December 10, Brown coun-
ty, at Sleepy Eye; December II,
Stevens county, at Morris; January
4, Rock county, at Luverne; jan
uary 5, Mobiles county, at Worth
ington; January 6, Murray coun-
ty, at Slayton; January z, Cotton
wood county, at LETTERS; January
z, Carlton county, at Carlton.
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lands as they may be found on.

lands as they may be found on.
This law which was put into eff
feet several years ago to protect
young trees and keep the forests
of evergreen in their primary state
of beauty now prevents the cut
ting, removal, or transportation for
decorative purposes or for sale, any
growing pine, cedar and evergreen
of any other specie, brush, sapling,
or shrub Except nursery stock
without written consent of the own
er of the land on which the SYM
Dol of Yuletide is growing. The
public or private ownership of the
land is not to be taken into con-
sideration.
Unlawful practise in the past has
deprived the forests of thousands
of young trees just before Christ
mas, it is being pointed out En-
tire cooperation with the state
forestry department in this item
of conservation is being urged
everywhere this year. -
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1t affirmed the decision of Judge
P. w. Guilford, of Hennepin coun-
ty district court, in action brought
by the state to enforce delinquent
taxes and his refusal to grant a
new trial.
The church has owned the prop
erty since 1898, and used it as a
parsonage up to July 1, 1920.
During that period it was tax
exempt. Since, it has been leased
and the net income used for sup
porting the church. It was for col
lection of taxes assessed since that
time that the action was instituted.
In its decision the high court
says: r. 81 aa....
"The term church property as
used in the constitutional provision
exempting from taxation all
churches, church property and
houses Of Worship has reference
to the use of the property and its
relation to the purpose and activi-
ties of the church organization
and does not exempt real property
except to derive income there
from"
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1/'sSsss 9aAsSs;t~H
His Christmas Dream
and II All Came True

SsSu AS <4SS SS%ssSS f&S
LIE WAS such beautiful little
p 4 darling that his mother looked
at him and forgot what she was
going to say, when she was about
to give him a lecture about pulling
the cats tail. And when he went
with her to the hospital with q
basket Of flowers, and passed up
and down the wards with a smile
and a Christmas flower for every
sufferer, they felt as though an
angel had appeared again.
1t was in his coy room at home
that he had a dream house. There
he had day dreams, as well as night
dreams. There he entertained
Mr.. Bethlehem" and Betty Bos-
buckle" and her brother, David"
On the chimney shelf was a lunch
Tor Santa Claus and near 1t was
a letter that registered a few Of
his hopes. He preferred chocolate
elephants rather than chocolate
horses, as they amounted to more.
He conferred with his white rabbit
mascot about the chipmunk skin
that served as rug for his
garage built for the coming auto.
mobile. There must have been a
radio In the room, 1t was so full
of happy thoughts and sweet. faint
sounds. Listen" he said to Mr..
Bethlehem, 81 hear them singing"
"Davy," he cried. "he's most here.
Look, Betty, look, there's the star"
And 1t was so. That very night
brought all that Imagination had
visioned, and the darkness fled be-
fore the glorious Christmas morn
tng.-Christopher G. Hazard.
"a. 1925. Western Newspaper Union.)
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Farm Bureau Meeting
q Attracting Crowds
Organizations of Minnesota Will
Elect Officers at Annual Meet
f.. ings in December

Annual meetings of county
Farm Bureau organizations, which
are being held and will be held
throughout Minnesota during De-
cember and January, are attracting
an unusually large attendance &C.
cording to reports being tabulated
at state headquarters in st. Paul
by j. s.. Jones, Executive Secre-
tary of the Minnesota Farm Bur
eau Federation. e.:t~ *.
Prominent among county annual
meetings recently at which attend
ance records were established, were
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Dwelling Owned by
Church Is Taxable
Property Not Used Exclusively for
Church Purposes Must Pay on
Assessed Valuation

A lot and dwelling house, owned
by the Union Congregational
church of st. Louis Park, Minneap-
oils, and not used as a residence
for its minister or in connection
with the religious charitable work
of the church, but rented to others,
is subject to taxation, the state
supreme court held Friday. d
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THE CHRISTMAS
SEASON

HAPPY fatigue. Rushing,
LII hurrying, sitting UP late.
Doing up bundles. Posting
packages. Delivering pres
ents. Getting so tired out you
don't know how you can ever
finish, and then a new vigor
and energy and Christmas
spirit coming over you so
that you feel you can con-
, tinue more than ever. Won-
dering whether 1t will snow
and the snow arriving just
in time for Christmas, the
stars twinkling down On the
white. white earth. Bright
red apples with the real
flavor OF the country. Mem
cries of other. Christmases
and New Years, blurred at
other times somewhat. hut
poignantly vivid In the hap
piness Of Christmas-tide. This
Is the Christmas season.
Mary Graham Bonner.
q by Western Newspaper Unien.)
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MIR. AND MRS. JOHN LLOYD
celebrated the 59rh anniversary Of
their marriage very quietly Sun
day, Dec. 9Th. A number of their
old friends called to congratulate
them on the happy event. .
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Francis E. Blair and George
Sukke returned to Sank Centre
Wednesday afternoon from a
months visiting and pleasure trip
including various points in Iowa
and Nebraska. They visited rela-
tives and friends at Lincoln and
Omaha, Neb., and Sioux City, Iowa.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

During impending snow block
ade, bring your sick people to the
Sank Centre hospital and call your
doctor to attend them there. All
patients and all doctors are well
come. , 28tf
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THE DINNER ADVERTISED
BY THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH FOR THIS THURSDAY
EVENING, COMMENCING AT
$3.50. HAS BEEN POSTPONED
UNTIL A LATER DATE-Adv.
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MISS AGNES LOHENBAKKEN
entertained at one o'clock bridge
luncheon at the Theo Dock home
Saturday afternoon. There were
four tables.
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The Churches

St. PauPs Catholic Church
Sunday-Low Mass at 500 A.
NJ; High Mass Az 1000 A. M.
Fespers at 1880. ~.
Our Lady Of the Angels Church
Early Mass at 500 A. M.
High Mass, sermon and Bene-
diction at 1000 A. M. -
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MR.. AND MRS. RAY PRASCH
entertained at six o'clock supper
party at their home Sunday eve
ming. Covers were laid for TO-
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MR.. AND MRS. v. T. CONK-
lin entertained at al o'clock din
ner Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for 8.
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THE DORCAS SOCIETY OF
the Methodist church will hold a
pot luck supper in the church
parlors beginning at $50 o'clock
next Tuesday evening.
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THE w. N. A. CIRCLE WAS
entertained at home of Mrs. ia.
Dubois Wednesday afternoon.

THE GRADATDM CLUB HELD
its regular meeting in the Com
munity Club rooms Wednesday af-
ternoon.
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MR.. AND MRS. J. v. NELSON
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Bosshardt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R..
Erickson and daughter at a $50
dinner Thursday evening.
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THE BRIDGE CLUB WAS
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller at their home Fri
day evening. High scores went to
Mrs. j. "A. Schoenhoff.
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THE MESSRS FRANK AND
Arnold Unger and Miss Lucille
Whitman were entertained at dim
ner Monday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unger,
lSr.
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GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
CARDS AT THE HERALD OF
FICE. YOUR PRINTED NAME
ADDS DISTINCTION TO YOUR
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
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uIIANOs L. ~ w LII II 41ANA Law
tanned few ladies at dinner Tues
day, complimentary to the birth
day anniversaries Of Mrs. Charles
Brown and Mrs. VIM. Moore.
MRS. ANNA KLEINSCHMIDT
and Mrs. Edwin J. johnson enter
tanned Sunday afternoon evening
for a number of relatives. At $50
a bountiful dinner was served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
j. Arneson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kleinschmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sieben, Miss Anna Frank and MI
and Mrs. Frank Schlitke.
SUNDAY EVENING A NUM-
Der of friends and neighbors gath
cred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Embert Hanson. Cards were the
diversion of the evening after
which a dainty lunch was served
by the guests. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart Nathe, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Iwinski, Mr.. and
wesley uChcIt NIL diiu uAAo. ASC
Kenske and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv
Carpenter, Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Nu-
gent.
TUESDAY EVENING MR.. AND
Mrs. Fred Lamphrey planned a
very delightful surprise birthday
to Mr.. and Mrs William Steege.
A number Of friends and neigh
bors gathered at the Steege home
anniversary party complimentary
in the evening laden with good
things to eat and birthday gifts.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
five hundred which was followed
at midnight bv delicious birth
day lunch. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schwartz, Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamphrey,
and Mrs. Henry Krick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emlbert Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Nickels, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dickhouse, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cummings.
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Social Events

THE HESPADIA CLUB MET
at the home of Mrs. w. M. Park
er Tuesday afternoon.
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THE MESDAMES BEN BOSS
hardt and A. o. Floyd are host
esses to the Coreopsis Society OF
the Congregational church this
Thursday afternoon.
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Episcopal Church
RegnlarsSunday service at 1U:30
A. M. .~r -
Second Sunday of the month.
evening services at 500 P. NJ.
Holy Communion the first Sun
day of every month at 0:30 A
M. .a
Church School at IL :45 A. M
First Congregational Church
Services on Sunday Dec. II, as
follows:
Sunday School at 9:45.
Morning Service at 10:45.
Vesper service at $500.
Cecil S. Sparkes, Pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist
Sabbath school 1890.
Preaching services 1880.
Visitors always welcome.
G. L. Budd, Evang.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning worship 1920.
Subject: "The New Pioneers"
Sunday school 11:45.
Epworth League 6:45. 20
Evening Service 1880.
Subject: "Consider Him."
Strangers welcome.
Zion Lutheran Church
Installation. Services Sunday at
10 A. M. in the English language.
- Instructions. Saturday at 2 p.
M.
Sunday School, Sunday 2 P. N.
Must Have Consent to
Cut Christmas Trees
Law to Protect the Forests Of
Northern Minnesota Will be
Enforced
With the coming of Christmas
and the subsequent demand for
Christmas trees, forest rangers are
now urging everyone to comply
with the state law pertaining to the
removal Of evergreens from such
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BALED~ STRAW FOR SALE -
Farmers Shipping Association. Wv