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brilliance. had fallen under the spell
Of his magnetic personality. as Hell
en- Mathieson and others had done.
And after his disappearance she had
started searching for him, n be with
him again.
Somehow she had found out in q
general way where he was hiding
and had persuaded Ralph to come
north with her. The pretense OF the
scientific work. her passionate deter.
mination in the face OF every dan
ger. her secrecy. defended so tight
ly-all that was clear enough to him
now. He understood. too. why she
had STAYED him on; 1t was a friends
act, to save him pain.
Stumbling through the brush to
/ the island tip. he SWAN back across
the channel. took OF his clothes and
wrung them out and dressed again.
He fumbled in his pocket and got
out Paul's copy OF Sonya's letter.
He still dreaded to read it. but now
he was driven to. In spite OF what
he had heard. his hope in her integ.
rity still fiickered. She might have
lied to the breed.
LIE made a fold OF a blanket to
hide the glara.of hia flash and
laid the letter inside. Except for
tho salutation and a few stray words,
Il was all in French. the courtlY
French Of one. educated Russian to
another.
Loubometz Moy:
I know what shock or surprise
this viii give you--to learn 1 am
seeking you and am 50 near. Please.
please don't become Instantly angry.
have not endangered you by this
Ia everything i have said ana done
have taken the utmost care 20 guard
your safety. ] had TO come. as one
must breathe to live. Why ala you
50 away so suddenly. without q word
to mo or even q hint OF where we
might later be together again7
Days aad weeks with no message
from you'll nearly came 70 think
Nt&fNA 49, 4setA .ANA &QAtIA I00E 1&ttA8
puritan" bur would not allow my-
self 70 believe that Oh, it was Iona-
Y N Victoria, with you gone, with
Carl and Father gone 80 long to
vladtvoStoix
Your sharp disappearance was an
awakening for mean unhearahla
realization OF what had lost when
you went. / knew YOU would have
taken me with you had Il been pos
eielo, and for q time lived upon the
hope that you might Be able 70 send
me word OF where you were: but
when the slow weeks passed and no
word came. my work dropped from
my hands and I began searching for
you
would have come 70 you even r.
the path led back across all the
horrors OF those earlier years.
You are demanding 70 know how
found out where you went. IL was 4
task Of black dlscouragement. No
one else. certainly none OF those
stupid pclico. could ever have fol-
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Junior Woman's Club
To Give Tea Dance

Members of the Junior Wom-
ans Club will honor all visiting
college students with their annual
tendance Friday afternoon, from
5 o'clock to o'clock at the Wom-
ans Club house on Division street.
This affair, which promises to
be among the gayest of the Yule-
tide festivities, is being keenly an
ticipated by members of the
younger contingent, it is said.
All college students home for
the holidays, will be welcomed to
attend. Dancing viii be the main
feature of the afternoon.
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NOTICE TO RETAIL
DEALERS IN

LUMBER, LUMBER PRODUCTS,
BUILDING MATERIALS
AND BUILDING SPECIALTIES,
Located in Broward, Dade and
Monroe Counties,
State of Florida.
All persons selling at retail
lumber, lumber products build
ing materials and building spe-
cialties in this trade area, COM
prising Broward, Dade and Mon
roe Counties in the State of Flor
ida, are required by the CODE
OF FAIR COMPETITION for the
RETAIL LUMBER, LUMBER
PRODUCTS, BUILDING MA
TERIALS AND BUILDING SPE-
CIALTIES INDUSTRY, as ap-
proved by President Roosevelt on
October 3, 1888, to file with this
Subdivision of the CODE AU-
TH0RITY their minimum prices,
terms and conditions of sale. for
all items covered by this CODE.
Fl. G. Robertson, Secretary Sub
Divisional Code Authority No. z,
P. o. Box HAT, Little River Sta
ton, Miami. Florida.
dec4-11-1S-26
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SOCIETY ::
Christmas Entertainment
At Convent Tuesday Night

JILL. Piodela.
Jack Horner-R. Norcisa.
Mary. Russell.
Boy Blue-A. PARA.
Piper's Son-C. Fraga.
Mary Quite Contrary-M. M.
Perez.
Pussy Cat-M. Skies.
Polly Flinders-A. sSalgado.
Red Riding Hood--C., Cobo. /
What Am l Worth?-R. Page,
j. NJ. Thompson.
Look Out Santa!LD. Wickers.
Santa Clause. Carrero, C,
Cobo. L. Toolin (Replaced by A.
Lastris).
The Bass Drum. Drill-Boys OF
the Primary Grades.
Darning Song-Third Grade.
Bye-Lo Land in Boarding
School-M. Russell, F. PiodeEias f
Perez, B. j. Clark. v. Sosin, NJ,
Solano, G. Romaguera, E. "a.
Gardner. NJ. Emo, 2. F. Cabrera
r. Solano, w. Freeman, A. Parra
N. Albury, w. Warner, A. Lastris,
F. Dunaway, ]. Loft, H. Jones.
Surprises!
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DOROTHY RUSSELL
DIES LAST NIGHT
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Dorothy Helen Russell, IL years
old. died at $50 o'clock last night
at the home, 1917 Olivia street.
Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow Afternoon 4 o'clock. from
the chapel of the Lopez Funeral
Home, Rev. ]. C. Gekeler, of the
First Presbyterian church, will Of
ficiate.
Dorothy is survived by her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Russell. and grand parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William w. Russell and
Frank Baker.
Pallbearers will be three girls
and three boys from the Division
Street school and three boys and
three girls from the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday school.
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Lena Cervantes, Hattie del Pine
and Antonio Kemp; $50, Lucette
de Barritt, Jean McHugh, Betty
Russell, Mirta Rodriguez. Phyllis
Thompson, Bonnie Watkins, Olga
Camo, Barbara Morrison. Faye.
Williamson, Mary Hall. Edward
Swain, Edward Suarez. Mary
Thompson, Milo Lopez. Rose Quito,
Jack Lopez and Efadge Sands;
1.75, Stephen Boyden. Romelda
johnson, Minnie Lee Watkins and
Richard Lund; 1.6O. Ruth osterz
houdt. Sarah Perez. Louis Divide.
Uric Gwynn, George del Pine,
Eloise Roberts and John Spotts-
wood; 1.50. Claudia Albury, Billy
Allen, George Carey. Carmen
Herce, Edna Mae Johnson. Edna
Riggs, Jay Stricken. Edna Mae
Wells, Louise Koehn, Helen Rob-
erts and George Solomon.
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

. Honor point average $50, Anita
Berkowitz 2 60, Harry Bravo and
Vance Stirrup;. $50. Sidney
Aronovitz, Norma Garcia. Juanita
Gomez and Helen Key; 2.40,
Dorothea Camalier, Joseph Sol
dano, Xenia Hoff and Garfield
Levin; 2.25, Alton Roberts; 2.20,
Mary Louise Albury, 0rvis Kemp.
Dave Knowles. Camille Ley, Ar
mold Brye and Dorothy DUNCAN;
200, Sarah Birs, Phyllis Adams,
John Robinson, Lille Mae Carey.
Olga Kemp, Allen Roberts. Mar
garet White, Minnie Williams.
Edith Rogers, Mary Bonniwell,
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FORBIDDEN VALLEY

81 uliNaaM Bu,aon lIlowe,uL

lowed your trail, but knew you
were acquainted with Jim Gunnar,
who Is dead now and his lips sealed;
and he told me, guardedly, that you
were hiding somewhere In the Lille
iuars.
It was my intention to make friends
with the Klosohees and find you
through them, but then took the
notion that LIE Noir was in your SER
vice, and the guess proved right.
For the rest, this LIE Noir will tell
you Of the party am with and my
situation. / have arranged to meet
him and he will bring me to you.
When Paul lay down in his tent
that night, he intended to go back
out and join his partner as soon as
Curt returned from the willow is
land. But two days and nights of
guarding the camp all alone had
tired him more than he realized,
and he dropped of to sleep in spite
Of himself.
II was long after sunrise the next
morning when he woke up. He
stepped outside the tent and looked
around. On the other side of the
boulders Francois and iockI sat off
by themselves, smoking stolidly.
Sonya had breakfast almost ready,
and Ralph was trying to help her.
THE camp scene was peaceful and
! ordinary, as on dozen other
mornings, with no suggestion OF
treachery abroad; but its peaceful
ness was CHASTITY to Paul. knowing
as he did that one member of the
party was on her way to join Kara
khan and last night had connived
with the vicious LIE Noir. who had
tried three times to kill Curt and
himself.
Curt was not about. His canoe
also was gone. Somewhat alarmed.
Paul took the binoculars and swept
the lake. On pine island near the
Tskitimwah mouth he saw Curtis ca
noe upturned on the landwash. He
understood.
Sonya came over to the tent, bare.
headed in the slant morning sun.
Her eyes showed signs of sleepless.
ness. but in her gaze Paul saw no
trace of guilt or shame. only com.
radely friendship as she smiled
good morning.
Paul. where's Curt?"
Paul steeled himself against her
witchery. She seemed too splendid
girl to write that letter I !, Kara
khan and to betray men who had
been her loyal friends. but he knew
what he knew.
Hell be back after a while. I sup.
pose."
Sonya's eyes opened wider at his
sharp tone.
Did You sleep well last night.
Paul?" she asked casually.
Paul smiled grimly to himself. It
was an innocent-seeming question.
as clever as a well-set ptarmigan
snare.
Il slept very WELL" he answered
her. as poker-faced as she. zone
does. after two nights awake"
Wont You come and have break.
fast?" she invited. His unfriendli.
ness hurt her. and she tried to be
nice to him.
Thanks" Paul refused. He felt
that he could eat no breakfast that
she had prepared. Not after what
she had done to his partner. when
| want breakfast. I'll get It."
why PAUL" she exclaimed, sur.
.prised and wounded at his rebuff.
What's the rnatter?"
Paul took pleasure In turning on
his heel and walking away. She de-
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HONOR ROLL FOR
SCHOOL CLASSES
EDITH WILLIAMS AND GYM
THIA PEARLMAN LEADERS
AT SENIOR HIGH

The following honor roll for
the Senior and Junior High School
shows Edith Williams and Cynthia
Pearlman led the Senior High
School with perfect grades for
the instruction period ending De.
cember s. In all, 46 pupils are
on the honor roll for doing better
than average work. The percent.
ages follow: ~
Honor point average Of 800,
Edith Williams and Cynthia Pearl.
man; $50, Margaret Falcon, Edna
Roberts AMI Kathleen Watkins
2.60, Laudelina Contreros, Aleida
Napolis and Eloise Quito; $50,
Cleo Kemp and Jesus Carmonai
2.25, Flora Lopez, Mary Romero,
Curtis Stanton and George Col
Inns; 2.20, Beulah Williams; 200,
Anne Kennedy, John Pinder, Phyl-
lis Rogers, Marguerite Goshorn
Woodrow Albury, Merville Rosam
Selma Ne Smith, Paul Sawyer and
Harry Weintraub; $50, Helen
Russell; LIS, Frank Lund, Albert
Virgins, Dorothy Dobbs, Minnie
Knowles, Barbara Taylor, Doro,
thy Woods and Gerald Jaycocks
LEO, Sylvia Sawyer and Florence
Stewart; 1.50, Anna Kirchheiner
Evelyn Niles, Marjorie Roberts
Edward Woodson, Arthur Coma
lez, Malcolm Johnson, Ernestins
Sails, Helen Gates, Beatrict
Spence, Nicholas Goshorn, Fay,
Adams and Alice Napolis.
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a. - 4.
Parent-T eacherAssn.
To Hold Meeting

There wilL,be regular mohthl9
meeting of the. Junior and Senior
Parent-Teachersa Association held
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock in
the High School auditorium.
A Christmas program has been
arranged by the chairman of the
program committee, Mrs. ]. G. IT.
win.
A play, entitled "Xmas Dreams
will be presented by the students,
and the Glee Club will sing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-18

Francois and Jocku sat or by them
selves.
served. he thought. to do some
worrying about how much he knew.
Getting Curtis rod and tackle. he
padded north to q rocky headland
and killed three hours BY pretending
to fish In the swirling shadows.
fcopuseAt. isss. wEiow ,. Mo,rsryl
Tommcrrow, Curt comes % 4
painful decision about sonSa.
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SYNOPSIS: The seve, est GIom 81
Curt Tennys0n's life comes tDhen
he DISCOVERS that Sonyd VolkOp,
s0h0nt he has sdved from death iss
the Canadian tOiIderMess at the
hands of the dangerous Kl0s0hee
Indians, tCds secretly trying to
reach igor Kdrdkhdn. For Curt 6
tracking doaCn Kdrdkhdn, fCho Is a
millionaire, and a crook. Eony1
Just has met ,TeeSte LIE N0ir, Kdr-
0khdn's contact man, aud persudd-
ed him to carry letter to his chief.
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Attorney William v. Albury
and Engieer B. Curry Moreno,
left Saturday afternoon for Tai
lahassee to attend to matters in
connection with CWA and FERA
projects in Monroe county.
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WANTED

wANTED-You to know that we
have the right prices on letter
heads, envelopes, business cards.
statements and any form of
printing. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call 81. The Artman
Press. jan7
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PERSONAL MENTION

Raul Carbonell and Miss Theda
Louise Whit, of Miami, who spent
the afternoon in Key West Satur-
day, left in the afternoon for their
homes in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-18

Although only 81, Caroline
Decker is executive secretary of
the Cannery and Agricultural
Workers Industrial Union in the
West.
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Sidney Ball, who arrived last
week from Havana, Cuba, and ex-
poets to remain in the states until
the troubles in Cuba are ended,
left Saturday afternoon for stay
of a few days in Miami.
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Mrs. VIM. NJ. Ellsworth, who
was spending a. month in Lake
land with her SON and daughter-in-
aawss Mr. nfra Mrs Walter w. Ellis
worth, was "a irethrTing passenger
over the East Coast Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Figueredo
and Mrs. Figueredo's uncle, w. j..
Hord, were arrivals Saturday for
a short visit with relatives and
friends.
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Isadore Weintraub was an ar
rival yesterday from Miami to be
the guest of his parents and other
relatives for a few days.
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Fred Bossert, retired shop fore
man of the Michigan Centeral R.
R., at Detroit, Mich, who was in
Key West for three weeks, left
Saturday afternoon for points on
the east coast before leaving for
st. Petersburg to join a son.
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Itching between the Toes is Sre-
lieved quickly by applying Imperial
Eczema Remedy at bedtime. Drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money if it fails.-Advt.
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B. D. jerks came in on the Ha-
vana Special Saturday from Miami
for stay of several days with
relatives.
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Mrs. C. E. Witzig, before mar
riage Miss Marguerite Arnold, ar
rived Saturday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. A. w. Arnold
and other relatives.
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REPAIRING

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service. Singer Machine Agency,
J. I. Showers Music Company.
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Mrs. Leslie r. Curry. who spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
w. F. Maloney. and nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Pierce,
returned yesterday to the home in
Miami.
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bundle Sc. containing 25 old
papers. The Citizen Office.
now
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Mrs. Thomas Curtis and son,
Elmer Pearson Curtis, who came
from San Francisco, Calf, via the
Parma Canal, arrived in Key West
Saturday on the Steamship Flor
ida from Havana, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
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S. B.. Ives and c. NJ. McLaugh-
lin. auditors who were. here check
ing the. accounts of the Key West
Electric company, left Saturday
afternoon for headquarters of the
auditing company they represent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-18

Mrs. T. o. Otto, who had been
spending while with her son-in-
law and daughter, DIR. and Mrs.
M. P. DeBoe in Miami, returned
to Key West Saturday.
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Old Santa's invited the Puff and
his friends =
To visit his workshop where JOY
never ends.
"0h, lookw yells the Fluff,
wooden soldiers! What sport
A cannon. a train, and a big card
board fortm
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L. P. Artman, publisher of The
Citizen and City Attorney j.
Lancelot Lester, left Saturday aft
ernoon for business visit in Mi
ami.
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Miss Rolina Curry, secretary to
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Melvin Russell, who was
spending the weekend in Miami
with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard
Curry. returned on the Havana
Special yesterday.
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Mrs. Carl Stier. formerly Miss
Ruby Baldwin, who was in Key
West several weeks as guest of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Baldwin, and
other relatives, left yesterday aft.
ernoon to join her husband, chief
pharmacist, U. S. p. H. Service
att New York.
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State Senator Arthur Gomez
left on the afternoon train Satur-
day for a visit in West Palm
Beach.
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Captain and Mrs. Ed Goehring
were among the excursionists So
journing in Key West during the
weekend. They left yesterday
afternoon on the return trip to
their home up the state.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Court
ney and sons, Royce and Sher-
wood, arrived Saturday for a brief
stay with Mrs. Courtney's brother
in7law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lunn and other relatives.
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Mrs. Joe Plummer, of Miami,
who arrived for a short stay with
relatives, left yesterday after
noon.
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& ~
Mrs. Leon Mcfarland and son,
who were guests of Mrs. MacFar-
lands mother, Mrs. T. A. Lumley,
and other relatives, left yesterday
for the home in Miami.
DR.. ]. M. Renedo, who was visit
ing briefly with relatives and
friends, left yesterday afternoon
for his home in Miami.
Mrs. Paul Daniel and son, Billy,
who were spending the weekend
with Mrs. Daniels parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Cooper, left yes
terday for their home in Miami.
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w. j. Isadore Weintraub was an ar
lay for rival yesterday from Miami to be |
S and the guest of his parents and other i
relatives for few days.
j, who ATTORNEY William V. AlburyI
Lake and Engieer B. Curry Moreno. |
hter-in- left Saturday afternoon for Tai
Els lahassee to attend to matters in !
ssenger connection with CWA and FERA |
lay. projects in Monroe county.
'e mar Sidney Ball, who arrived last
old, ar week from Havana, Cuba, and ex-
with poets to remain in the states until
Arnold the troubles in Cuba are ended, |
left Saturday afternoon for stay
of few days in Miami.
ID been
son-in- Fred Bossert, retired shop fore
ID Mrs. man of the Michigan Centeral R.
eturned R., at Detroit, Mich, who was in |
Key West for three weeks, left
Saturday afternoon for points on
Court the east coast before leaving for
Sher- st. Petersburg to join a son.
brief
,rother- Mrs. Thomas Curtis and son,
ID Mrs. Elmer Pearson Curtis, who came
slatives. from San Francisco, Calf, via the
Parma Canal, arrived in Key West
Boston, Saturday on the Steamship Flor,
sts of ida from Havana, to spend the
eturned holidays with relatives.
Miss Rolina Curry, secretary to
nd son, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
dacFar- ton Melvin Russell, who was
Lumley, spending the weekend in Miami
sterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard
Curry. returned on the Havana
as visit Special yesterday.
rs and
ternoon Mrs. Carl Stier, formerly Miss
Ruby Baldwin, who was in Key
West several weeks as guest of her
4, Billy, mother, Mrs. Kate Baldwin, and
eek-end other relatives, left yesterday aft
is, Mr.. ernoon to Join her husband. chief
eft yes pharmacist, U. S. p. H. Service,
iami. att New York.
Miami, Mrs. Leslie r. Curry. who spent
ay with the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
after w. F. Maloney, and nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. L. M Pierce,
returned yesterday to the home in
Gomez Miami
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Miss Mildred, Ridley, of Boston
Mass, who. was the guests OF
friends, for two days. returned
Yesterday to Nieapni:
Milford chronicle., 1933-03-17
DRAWBRIDCE

Mrs. Sallie Warren entertained
at dinner on Sunday; MIR. and Mrs
Reed Leverage. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dodd and daughter, Marie; Mrs.
Amanda Reed and daughter, Mary;
Mrs. NJ A. Johnson, AdOlphus Par
sons and Edgar Shockley.
Eli and Charles Moore visited re-
latives in Kent County on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Reynolds
are spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. COurtland Smith and fam
lily.
Alfred LittletOn. of Milton. visited
Thomas Campbell nSunday.
. On March. 4th a party. was given
in honor of Margaret Ann and
George Leslie LOOckerman. 1t be-
ing their second and first birthdays
respectfully. -. -. -, -.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Wells called
IN Joseph Wells and family and Ira
Wells and family OH Monday. q
Services at Zion M. y. Church on
Sunday, March 18th as follows:
Sunday School, 200 p. M, Ray
mOnd Lank, superintendent. So.
Glass Service. 800 D. m, Reed
Leverage, Class Leader.
Epworth League SERVICES, 7.3O p.
M, Mrs. Mary Reed, president.
All welcome. ,.
Milford chronicle., 1933-03-17
CLIFTON'S CORNER
(Eear Lowest

We are sure having nice weather
now except the wind.
ID. II. Hazard sure did have a
l'"brush burning" last Saturday night
when his neighbors Joined in and
helped him. It was lots of fun and
at midnight they had ice cream
pic and coffee. All enjoyed them
selves and Mr.. IIazzard got all his
brush burned.
Mrs. John Wilson was taken to
the Beebe hospital last week for APP
pendicitis. She is a sister of Mrs.
Susie ShoCkley, who was operated
ON some time ago and who u now
able to sit up in her room.
Henry King and family entertain
cd bout thirty head last Sunday.
Herbert Mcgee purchased pair
of mules of Collins & Ryan, of Mills
bOrO. last week.
Will Hazard also purchased a
horse this week.
Lester Moore is getting along
nicely in the Beebc hospital. lie
has also been operated on.
William Clifton had wood saw
ing last Wednesday.
Little William Carey is still with
his aunt. Mrs. Emma Clifton.
Mrs. Clara Vessels is sick with
cold and is awful hOarse.