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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-03
CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOLS OPEN
Pharr-San Juan-AIamo Term
Begins With Large
Enrolment
sc .ial "a The Herald.)

hDEG AAA 49, 49,
PHARR. Sept. 3-The Pharr-San
Juan-Alam0 school district opened
its doors for business today, accord
ing to j. Lee Stambaugh. superin-
tendent. On Tuesday All the teach
ers met fer a one-day institute. az
which time arrangements for the
school year were made. Kinder
garten work which was introduced
last year Is very successful and Will
hold all day sessions for the present.
The faculty for the entire district
has been secured. Practically eighty
per cent OF the total yixty-tiye
constituting the faculty were In the
system previously. Seventeen per
cent OF the senior high school fac
ultv has masters degrees and
thirty-two per cent of tho entire
faculty have bachelors degrees,
which Is a high percentage for that
size faculty. Seventy per cent OF the
faculty of the Junior high have de-
grees. The following Is a list 0f the
entire faculty OF the Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo schools.
Senior high school: }. Lee STAN
baugh. supt.. ID u. Buckner, prin-
cipal; Mrs. Myrtle Campbell. Mar
garet Eii<beth Chapman. Stella
Stanfield. Retha Sanders. Annie
Laurie Howard. "A. Sorensen. Hay
den Willis. r.. r. Summerall. J. w
Vest. Mrs. Lenore Motley. Sabina
Newcomer. librarian: Mrs. Nancy
Johnson, stEdy hall; Mrs. w. r.
Kelley. office.
Junior high school. Mrs. III Nv
Gum. principal: Mrs. Guy Ritchey.
Mrs. w. T.. Trantham. Matte Merle
Middleton. Martha Griffith. Fran
els Hooper. Iona Thompson. Gyne-h
Stugard. Hugh r. Butler. Lore Nc
Farland, Fred SigleT. Mrs. john
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her aunt. Mrs. j. I. Farquhar.
Centerpieces Of o~range-hued bios
SONS gave floral decoration To the
event. An elaborate luncheon was
served.
Guests were Misses Mary Gilbert
Mary Frances Marchhanks. Beryl
Mathis, Oracle Atkinson. Maud
Nosler. Chrissie Bowie, Ernestlne
Ramsey. Veldron Rozell and Mis-
Charlotte Carpenter ol San Antonio.
Miss Lora Nash Of Rio Hondo and
the honoree.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. DOdds and
two children departed Sunday
afternoon for their home in Corpus
Christi after spenGing q week visit
ing at the home of Mrs. D0dd's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Espey.
"A. S. BusbT OF San Antonio is IN
San Benito on business for a few
days.
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RHEUMATISM

Thousands who have suffered
with rheumatism are being relieved
by AlonZo Urban Rheumatism
treatment and are glad to testify 10
it's merits. Here Is what Jacob
Johanek of Manitowoc. Wis, says:
] want to thank you for the wonder
ful results received from your treat
ment Arom the very beginning. I
felt 80 and the pains in my legs
are elH1fely gone and / can now
sleep IN peace. Thousands Of other
letters like this have been received.
If others have suffered and founc
relief-Why not Won?
IS days. 81 SO or fun Is days treot-
ment for only $500. AT Cisneros
Drug Stores. No. / and No. 2. adv.
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Saturday for San Antonio 70 spend
a two weeks vacation.
Luther Snow returned Friday
from a trip through West Texas.
Or. and Mrs. White came home
Saturday after being in Temple for
several weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Showers and Mrs
Beecraft were Harlingen shoppers
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray England and
children reached home Friday after
q three weeks visit with relatives
II Kentucky and Oklahoma.
Mrs. G. l.. Humphrey was in Har-
lingen Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROllo Harding were
in Harrington Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Sanburn and
children TharO and Bobby. Mr..
and Mrs. i. II. Thomas and son
Billy and daughter Geraldine spent
Sunday AZ Port Isabel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner or Nc
Carney. came Sunday 10 look after
his business interests. They expect
to be here two y three weeks.
Verne Sabln. Ed Kieke. Doc
St0vall went to Austin TO attend
The American Legion state conven-
ton Saturday.
Edna Hubby spent Sunday In San
Antonio with her father.
Arson squads arc being formed
throughout Oklahoma IN an attempt
~ reduce the number or incendiary
ff~nc
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Kiwanis Members
Get Scout Program

HAELlNGEN. Sept. 3.-Julian
Asheim. chairman of the program
committee TOT this week. put on "A
Boy Scout meeting for the benefit
OF the Kluanians who met Tuesday
noon nr the Christian church.
Among the speakers were Tom
Murray. Valley scout executive: Bob
Lycn, his assistant; and Frank
senior patrol leader OF troop
three. Y
Paul Y. Phipns also describ-
ed the new senior high school and
issued an invitation to attend the
dedication ard cren house Begin
ming ~ = o'clock Thursday.
Aaiss Johnnie Akin. new resident
OF Earllngen, gave several read
ines.
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Mail Plane Crashes

MERCER. Pa. Sept. 3-tP-A
Cleveland to New York mail plane
was badly damaged in making a
forced landing AZ the air field here
early today. The pilot. Chas. Haas
suffered cuts and bruises about the
body.
Haas encountered stormy weather
after leaving Cleveland and finding
low. heavy clouds as he entered
Pennsylvania. decided to land here
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INTERESTING MEETING
HELD THURSDAY

Thursday afternoon, August 28th,
the Pennsylvania Avenue club met
at the home OF Mrs. c. III. Jones.
An interesting program was given
ON Customs Of Mankind, after
roll call and a business session. Mrs.
/. K. Elrod gave an interesting talk
on the topic Holiday Customs"
while Mrs. w. j. Spencer presented
the history Of The Dance Mrs.
Tom Johnson and Mrs. L. O. Gar
rison OF California, two guests, were
present. The hostess served deli
ciouS refreshments.
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Purchasing OF new chairs for the
class Sunday school room also came
up. A committee 70 investigate
prices and types of chairs was APP
pointed.
Each member Of the class vas TO
make a dollar to be applied on the
purchase OF the chairs. and during
the social hours they read rhymes
telling how they made their dollars.
AT the close of the evening punch
and cake served by the hostess
tO twenty members.
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San Benito
BIRTHDAY Is
CELEBRATED

a family reunion was he'd az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Espey, Sunday. August 31st IN
honor Of the birthday Of their
daughter, Mrs. Frances Gum.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Riley and son. Aaron
Burr. IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wede-
gartner and son. Van Dorm. Mrs.
Gum and daughter. Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. B. Dodds and son,
George Wills and daughter, Char
lotte Marie Of Corpus Christi. Har-
~ Espey. Elizabeth Espey and Mr..
Sidney Busby of San Antonio.
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NsOOETY CRQES---A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMENs =

Carr; home economics teacher yet
20 y secured.
Pharr Grammar school. Edna
Carnahan, principal: Mrs. wv. &.
Davis. Mrs. X. r. Henderson. Emily
Broughton. Mrs. O.. II. Howe. LIZ
liam Rice. Mrs. B. Y. Lewis, Lucille
Copeland.
San Juan Grammar school. Sadie
Pierce, principal. Mrs. Roy Carter.
fsa tine RDhirS0n. Mae Griffith. M.
wv. H. Good. Edythe r0tts.
Alamo Grammar school: MIRA
Stapp. principals Annis Pinick. one
teacher To be supplied.
Pharr Mexican school: Mrs. III. w.
Buell.. principal; Mrs. wv. "A. Nap
per. Mrs. Lucille Reynolds. Crystal
Herring. John Davis. Nellie BaChel-
der. Willette Mcclure, Mrs. j. T..
Love. Jimmie Winters; one teacher
to be supplied.
San Juan Mexican school: Vida
Glover. principal: Mrs. Mable
George. Gladys Hays. Mildred Han
cock. Frances Benedict. Mrs. Ell. $.
Willis. Mary Mahaffav.
Alamo Mexican school. Mrs. Pearl
Cramer.a principal: Mrs. MarIarei
Hargrove, Sara Griffith.
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Federation to Be
Auxiliary Guests

Members OF the Presbyterian aux
ilsary will entertain the church fed
Grafton on the fifth Monday in
September at a social meeting. In
view of this fact ii was decided
no: to have the regular monthly
social Of the auxiliary this month
Circle chairmen were appointed
as a committee to have charge Of
tlxp federation social. The list in
oees Mesdames Glenn Lamberth,
Edward McChesney, Clyde Tandy,
Geo. M. Smith and Joe Lindaberry.
Several routine matters were also
discussed at the business meeting
of the auxiliary. which was held
Tuesday afternoon.
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Rayinondville
son

PERSONALS
M. and Mrs. s. r. Lynn and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Thompson came
home Saturday after ten days IL
San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. p. s. Wright and
sons George and Hubert were III
Harllngen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. =. johnson left
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

AT her home or North Travis
avenue Mrs. G. l.. L,ewelyn was
hostess Thursday afternoon TO men,
bers OF the Silk Stocking club. Mrs.
j. l.. Bates was awarded an in
tercsting guest prize when the
games were ended. In the late
afternoon 2 prettily arranged salad
course was enjoyed. Mrs. j. J..
Bates and Mrs. Vance Schultz we're
guests other than club members.
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COMPLIMENTS GUEST
AT

AT a luncheon Of attractive op-
pointment. Miss Mae Housed was
hostess Thursday when she enter
tanned at one o'clock at the Aztec
Cafe complimenting Miss Malcolm
Monroe Of Houston who is visiting
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MISS PRICE Is
CLUB HOSTESS

Miss Gertrude Price was hostess
Thursday to her bridge club. AT the
close Of playing Miss Betty Bowie
held high score. receiving an ap-
propriate gift while Miss Florence
kellogg received the consolation
award for low score.
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SYMPHONIC
OUTING

The Christian EndeavOr Of the
First Presbyterian church enjoyed a
delightful outing at the Head Gates
swimming hole. Monday night.
September 1st. After a swim, a de-
licious picnic supper was served
to about thirty-five young people.
Contests and games were enjoyed
during the late evening.
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Louett Class Meets
AT Eoening Session

Mrs Harry Faux was hostess to the Lovett Bible class on Tuesday eve
hing 1t a combined business and social meeting.
It was decided TO hold a bazaar at Christmas time, and general plans
were discussed. though nothing definite "a settled in regard TO the mat
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Comings. Goings

Misses Irene and Ruby Bennett
LETT Monday for Houston to resume
their duties at the Methodist Hos
p.tal, after a two weeks vacation
here with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r.. Bennett. Miss Irene
has completed her training but is
to continue on duty at the hospital
until November.
r. ID. Wilson is in sE Antonio
on his vacation.
Miss Casteel Garlin is here from
austin TO teach in the local schools.
She is accompanied by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Garlin, who will
be heKioT a short time
Miss Ellen Jones, a teacher in the
Business College. returned Monday
from g sWO months tour of the
western states TO resume her school
work here.
Judge and Mrs. Volney Taylor
spent Tuesday in Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Milde are away
on q visit TO their old home IN Ok
lahoma. Later they expect 70 con
tinue to Michigan. They plan to
be away about a month
Mrs. c. +. Hawkes. and her daugh-
ter. Betty Jane have Just returned
from Colorado. where they have
been for two months Of the summer.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Hawks sister. Mrs. @. T. Spaulding,
of Waxahachie on the Colorado Wis
II. Mrs. Hawkes. now has as her
house guests her sister. Mrs. w. A.
L~etchworth and Mr.. Letchworth. Of
Austin. Mr.. Letchworth Is travel
ling auditor for General Motors.
Mr.. and Mrs. BascOm Cox are
again at home after spending two
weeks IN Mexico City.
Major and Mrs. r.. w. Grow had
as guests over the weekend Cap
tain S. =. Gates and Lieutenant
Frank Erwin. San Antonio aviatorS
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Wentz and
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The national amateur BICYCLE
races viii d. held al Kencsha. wis.
September CT.
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MIR. and Mrs. Hugo Milde are away
on a visit TO their old home in Ok
lahoma. Later they expect 70 con-
tinue to Michigan. They plan to
be away about a month
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Miss Ellen Jones, a teacher in the
Business College. returned Monday
from 8 aWo months tour of the
western states to resume her school
work here.
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Judge and Mrs. Volney Taylor
spent Tuesday in Edinburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bascom Cox are
again at home after spending two
weeks IN Mexico City.
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Miss Casteel Garlin is here from
Austin to teach in the local schools.
She is accompanied by her parents,
Mr.. and, Mrs. w. r. Garlin, who will
be heH& hor q short time.
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r. ID. Wilson is in stl Antonio
on his vacation.
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Arson squads arc being formed
throughout Oklahoma IN an attempt
~ reduce the number or in~cendiary
fires
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Mr.. and Ms. Milton wcntz and
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A %NIade-oKer (itY

Probably no city In history has
made itself owe 50 completely in
such a short space Of time as Fer-
lin has taken for the Job Not only
politically. but actually. physically.
For example. there used 10 be the
KonigsplatZ. the square upon which
stands the building OF the Reichs-
tag. which. OF course. Il the German
parliament. Now il Is the PlatZ der
Republic and on the opposite side
OF the square runs the Friedrich
Ebert Strasse-a t~horouEhfare named
after a saddleri But that saddler
was the first President AZ the Ger
man Republic.
Much was made Of the night life
OF Berlin before the World War. At
one time the city was a dangerous
rival TO Paris and Budapest for the
kind OF thing the American votes
against Il home and goes 70 Europe
10 see. In the white light district
there are still high links far into the
night. but IL is not the Berliner who
contributes. He is home in bed get
ting ready for the next days work.
Another custom which has gone
by the board in Berlin is the two
hour lunch period which always in
furiated American tourists who could
not transact business between u
and =. And the shops open earlier,
too. as do the theatres. Berlin IS
readjusted 10 1890.
Continued Next tuesday,
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siadge Fears for Junior

He stopped short. as II a hand
had been ciapped over his mouth.
and darung a quick look al the other
boys ] caught the warning look for
silence which Henry had not had
time TO erase from his face. I~nstinc-
lively | paid no apparent attention
10 Il. but | felt as II something had
clutched AZ my heart with construct
ing fingers. ! had had TO deal with
Juniors imaginative lying as III the
story he had told-and partly be
leyed-of the pirate visit % the
house. his Interpretation OF the bur
Elary. But ! never had known
him 70 deceive me deliberately. and
the thought that these older cousins
were perhaps intoxicating deceit and
falsehood in his mind ~terrorized me
beyond all common sense or reason.
Suppose you run along and play
now until lunch time" ! said with
an effort. Then Ill plan the trip
for the Christmas tree"
They scurried away. and ] lost no
time in going TO Dicky and asking
him 10 see me in my room in five
minutes time. Whatever u other
differences. Dicky and ! have al
ways found ourselves able 70 deal
in perfect harmony with the prob
lens presented by our only child.
and l do not think either OF US has
eve thought OF deciding anything
important concerning him without
consulting the other.
Il know what's on the well-known
mind. old dear" he greeted me when
he came into the room. I heard
Juniors spiel ard ] caught Hanks
warning look. But don't take II TOO
seriously. It's probably something
harmless"
That isn't the question" ! said,
It's the idea that Junior has been
told 10 keep something secret from
Us, and that he is impressed enough
by Henry's authority to stop him
self in the middle Of a sentence when
he was telling US about IT,"
Il know" Dicky said soberly. but
what r we going 10 do about it?'
Il don't know" / said heavily
by the way. how long are the boys
going 70 stay with US. You never
have told me"
That's your " fault" DickS
reminded me with a grin. You
were afraid OF telephone tolls. re
member, and ! haven't thought d
1t since"
But you can tell me now" | per
sisted.
Continued Tomorrow
! Cc1yrigat. 1890. By NeaEpspsr Feature Service. Inc
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Household Hints

Blue a. the sky IL the color your
laundry water shcId be after you
have poured in your bluinE. Pour a
little OF the water into the cupped
palm ~ your hand 70 test the shade
Coffee stains can he removed by
applying pure glycerin before the
linen is washed.
II Is a wise mother who early de-
velops in her child pride in his per-
sonal belongings. Let him have his
own tiny set OF toilet articles. This
is not only sanitary but il is a good
way TO instiil in him the importance
OF being careful Of these ~articels.
Muslin and net curtains wear
much longer IL they are not per-
m!tted 10 become too soiled. Dirt not
only has a deteriorating effect but
Is more difficult 20 remove when II
has become ingralned In the fabric.
An excellent method OF washing
these dainty articles is: First let
them steep in cold water for an hour
or so. Make a lather OF dissolved
soap and hot water. squeeze and
knead. Rinse we'll in warm water.
Fold and pass through the wringer.
Iron lightly the way OF the selvage
and on the wrong side.
Fruit stains can be removed from
the hands by rubbing with salt mois-
tened with vinegar.
Leather furniture needs car Just
as does fabric upholstery 49, but not
the same kind. And don't wait until
the leather begins TO show wear.
Begin when II Il new TO give In an
occasional rubbing with linSeed oil.
This will prevent il from cracking
and drying.
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FsyHE morning after the night before is often the most amusing
part Of a party. Events are reviewed, incidents are remem-
bered and the happenings Of the evening form themselves
into one picture. The girl who met the man OF her dreams won
ders If the meeting Is going 10 lead TO other meetings and per-
haps from friendship to affection and love. And the man who
was such a great success at the party often wonders which girl
y vas who 50 intrigued him; If he could only know which one
Y was, he thinks that he could soon learn to love her.
IL Is 20 difficult 10 know Just how one can know and recoz-
nlze real love. The memory Of a kiss is quite helpful but It l.
not Az actual clue The constant thoughts OF q pretty face are Of
course a symptom, but not sufficient for a diagnosis. For there
Of the heart
So we are not really sorry for our young man who is in such
2 quandary- II his heart does not give him a clue that will lead
him straight to the arms Of THE girl, then the meeting was just
an incident that will mean nothing TO him or the girl When he
does meet The girl. then he won't be puzzled or mystified. He
will know.
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hree-Minut
Journeys
By TEMPLE MANNING
The Berlin OF 1890.

To ONE who na4 visited Berlin
prior 70 the fan ": the Empire
a look-.n On the city today
would come as considerable OF a
shock. NOT an unpleasant shock.
mind you: just a shock. Germany
has done lots az things TO shock PEG
pie IN the last fifteen years. lot the
least Of them being the making over
ot It's capital city and tine election
az that grand old imperial warrior.
Paul Von Hlndenburg. as president
az the Republic.
IN the old days Berlin fairly bris-
tied with tatue 10 this and that
monarch and such great statesmen
as Bismarck and Noltke. The
statues are stIll there but. here:t az
the glitter and pomp which con
stantly was % be found iu the
streets. they do not seem quite SO
imposing. The crowds no longer
stand respectfully awaiting the pass
ing OF the All-Highest or of his
six sons or their sister. Victoria
Luise. "das kleine we.sse MadChsn.
They are busy upon their OWL af-
fairs. business which not only is in
tended 10 bring prosperity and power
TO the nation. but will rebound to
their own benefit.
No longer does the sound OF the
goose : step resound in "Unter den
Linden" The clank Of the sword
and the rattle OF the spurs on the
sidewalk as some young Pruss.an Of
ficer pushed a mere commoner into
the street is no more. No longer
are the Adlon and similar hotels and
the haunts OF those who turn night
into day sacred to his or that
'altesse. Anybody with the
sary gold marks Is welcome. and
thank you. sir. for coming In.
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You can't very well have a bite
70 eat without anything 70 bite"
Yam pointed out.
The -tin-soldier nodded. That's
what His Majesty discovered. But
he was exceedingly wise. for the
mex moment he exclaimed: why.
we have something 10 bite And he
pointed 10 the two slices OF bread
and molasses."
"'Oh. we mustn't eat them I
protested. They're for the swal-
lower.
Nonsense ne replied. two slices
are too much for one swallower. We
don't want IL TO get sick. That
would be cruel. Besides, We'll only
take a nibble. The Swallower won't
mind. Let's both begin and when
! say stop. wen stop nibbling,'"
And did you only take a nibble7"
Hand asked.
Well. We took a nibble Al first.
Unluckily the molasses stuck in our
teeth 80 that His Majesty couldn't
say stop. SO we had 20 keep right
on nibblirg until there wasn't q
crunb left"
The shadows were astonished.
But how could you nibbls with your
mouths shut?''
The tin-soldier didn't appear to
hear this. He became greatly er-
cited. mo sooner did the last crunb
disappear when 70 our dismay who
should spy US but"
The SwAllo-tr'" exclaimed the
shadows.
Exactly. Ana IL gall0ped towards
US with wids.open mouth"
Tomorrow: The End or the
SwaIlnwer.l
rnrvrf.nt 1880. Nv N@uNrHn~r F~.turH EAr~t-r -
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Loves R~eawakening
Hadge. with Heavy Heart, Notices juniors NeuIy Acquired
Secrcfte Maxner and Attributes H % His Association
ruth His Older Cousins.
5y ADELE GARRISON

deception v1 we're planning But
they evidently had heard nothing
save my retd renee to the Christmas
tree. and JUhior and Roderick were
jumping UP and down again. vocif-
Grating over and W Murray for
the Christmas tree" while William
and Henry were looking at me with
shining eyes.
DO you mean" Henry asked.
coming closer 10 me. that we can
70 10 the woods and cut down our
own
Not cut one down. Henry. but
dig one up ! told him. smiling.
Then after we have IL for Christ
mas we Will plant 1t in the yard.
Hasn't Junior told you about the
other Christmas trees?"
4 didn't have time" my small son
said Importantly. We've been so
busy working down IN the basement
and with playing-"