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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
! For tree motifs for tabls Or wan
decoration, use cellophans straws.t

lper doilies. pipe-cleaners, screen
G'ire. old boxes and plyWood ~
most amazing array Of trees will re-
suit Keep them simple and surpris-'
ing Fry graduated tunnels stacked
u;o. with star-shaped cookie cut
ter on top.
For The table centerpiece, have an
acrobatic aci of gingerbread men
or cookie clowns balanced at pre-
carious angles. held together with
cake icing Or for more serious.
ness. the whole manger scene may
be made from cookie figures.
Another ccnierplece can be formed
by using tall candle or wooden
standard and placing pine cones
around H.
Candies in a log holder are very
Effective Drill holes in small
.iirved pine log, then place the can
lies in these. Seal the ends with
rarafIin to prevent the pitch from
ripping. Arrange sprigs OF pine
smlock. holly or cones around thu
indie holder.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
Decorate ule Tree
To Fit Your aste

Before trimming your Christmas
tree this December, study the fol-,
lowing ideas and decide which yours
VIII be. The six Christmas trees
described below, are trimmed in
amazingly new and different ways,
1. The Coronado" Ii typically,
southwestern A tree trimmed In
eowboys and cactus Indian rel
ies and dazzling yellow Lights.
Colonial" IL early American In
every detail, trimmed with ninia-
hire wooden churns, loa cabins. can
ale sticks, Indians, turkeys and co.
lonial dolls. Green color&d lights
snd silver tinssl complete the color
interest
The Student, does every thing
but say ''Rah, rah." Various col
cred lights shine on gaudy trim
rninEs and srasurss. crayons, PEN
cils and states for classroom touch
The Maritime" 10 nautically
trimmed with clipperships. anchors.
sloops and buoys. Blue lights slean
tirougi, clouds Of angel hair.
victorian" 10 brilliant with white
lights and tinseled branches and Id
decorated all over with unique or
naments Of every shape. size and
color.
The Canine" is an amusing idea
10 please the canine member Of the
family. Decorated with bones. dog
toys. Are plugs, dog biscuits, and
warI.colored Lights -. I real fun"
sEsss
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
CHOIR TO RENDER
THE MESSIAH"


The augmented Senior choir
of Zion Baptist church will give
its fifth seasonal performance Of
Handel's "The Messiah Sunday
Higgins. the minister Of music
evening, December 81. Charles ID
will direct with Della Smith
Walker at the console. Worship
win begin promptly at 7:30.
At 6 o'clock Christmas morn
ing, the Church School. II. p.
Hiffman, supt., will hold its an
nual Christmas service. The
Young Women's chorus furnishes
the music.
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-
will not be time to stop and cele.
brate the birthday Of the Holy
Child. In many cities in foreigr
countries where once the streets
were lined with children singing
Christmas carols and where once
music issued from the domes OF
beautiful cathedrals telling Of
the birth Of the Prince Of Peace
today those voices are supplant-
ed by the roar of guns and con-
non and the beautiful cathedrals
only stand as lonely tomb
stone as himage to men who have
ambitions to conquer the Worso
and reduce it again to a state Of
barbarism.
In America there will be a
number Of empty seats at the
various tables as sit down to
eat our Christmas dinner. These
empty seats are those of men.
who are being trained to fight i
war in which they had nothing to
do with its advent. We will sac
rifice their presence knowing
that we have our lives and tina;
freedom which is fundamentals
ours at stake. We will not let
any country Or foreign power
rob us Of those four freedoms
which our President so often
speaks.
May we all stop on this Christ
mas Day and offer a silent pray
er for thise who want to observe
the day AS it should be, but are
forbidden. May we also pray that
ere another twelve months pass
we will be able to join as the
angles did two thousand years
years ago and say, peace on
Earth. Good Will to all Men,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
FROM THE DESK OF
LEONARD HARRISON, JR.

LdMAW With sincere and trae
understanding Of the significance
Of Christmas. the staff Of our
Forum Newspapers would like to
take this opportunity to express
our desire that you and your
family have Happy Christmas.
As we commemorate the birth of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
Yule Dinner Merits
Novel Table Setting

Christmas dinner. OF course, is a
very special one. TO add 10 the
merriment for both homefolks and
guests. here are ideas for tn. table
setting.
Make place cards OF big red ap-
pies. the name written on with icing
frpm a tiny pastry tube
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
Our Christmas
Message
(hy Frank r. Woods, Jr. }

LIMA-Some years ago Y
could truthfully say that Il
twenty-fifth day Of .Decembes
the world would stop to pay no,
age to the little babe of Bethle-
hem, but this year will find 50
many nations at war that there
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Washington Bros.
I AXE Over
Local Business

LIMA-The Washington Bros.
widely known Lima men, have Ia
ken over the management o
Linla's exclusive Dew Drop Inf
located on S. Central ave. II
the past the establishment wa
managed by A.. M. Turner, VIII
retired due to his health. Lin
fTier3ds and patrons wish II
Washington Bros. every success
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
r,hristn,as Ol,servanes

AT high noon on Christmas Day
In 1928. the famous General Grant
tree. located in the General Grane
National park, near Fresno, Calf,
was desianated as the Nations
Christmas Tree. According to the
United States department OF this In,
terior, the tree il estimated to be
2B7 feat high and 10 ons q the sof
Raa1sa RiGEEaAaA. - -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

the Christ Child BY expressing
our kindness and good will, may
our hearts rejoice with joy that
He is watching over us.
Merry Christmas and may God
bless everybody everywhere.
THE STAFF.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

~ Alien Vas p"c.cnted With a
pho'ooIaph album. containing pie
fa"cs e; the group. each picture be-
IA. accompanied by = cicyeg yersc
"#a .m ~ Mis- ChamiG
i.,'cr E4ests ncludod MesGamcS
Ga"'. V"asls william I Ssaofi.ld.
alrrEm MCCOY. George Conner.
sa'.uan E!dridgr. joe Golden. Ru-
GG.pu Tr1Wias. Jr., Robert Wylie.
{. A. ir;.np J. ". Beshcars. Max
SJucs. Mis- Louise Chamlle Of FL
ceu'ro. MI. Henry Woodr. Mr..
FeurF Krc.z OF Brawley.
5ll-. hAca is he daughter Of
ii. Laura allen Of Brawlcy and
graduate of BraWlcy Union
LIN school She is connected with
il" rorm,; welfare office and IS Il
'ns.ubcr Of TIE Junior Ten Thou
I'D club
III Farmer lives in Pomona al
a.'s..1 ard aftcr the wedding
@a.cu WI be solcmnlzcd in the
p&.adcna Wedding chapel, the cou-
EIe VIII make their home IL On
tallO.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Bridge Club at
Barter Home

Red white, and blue flowers sent
to her by her unknown friend
were used by Mrs. r. c. Barter fo.
her decorations Thursday night
when she entertained the member
Of Club Catorce at her home GOT
Brighton avenue
High score for the bridge ean'
went to Mrs Eyer, Mrs. Pique, Mis-
Spear.
Guests of the club were: Mrs
H. L. Parker, Mrs. Vera Rogers, Mis-.
Marjorie Spear and the members
present We're Mosdamcs j. A. Pique
Bill Roberts, Franl; Modem, j. A
Ashley, j. p. Hansen, j. p. Eyer
Bill wallace, A. M. Blackburn ant
the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

This verse from Jeremiah. "Heai
NE. @ LCrd. and I shall be healed;
save me, and I shall be saved: for
thou art my praise" is the Golden
Text III the Lesson Sermon on Sun
daE ii AL Churches OF Christ,
Scientist, The question, Are Sin
Disease, and Death Real is the
subject of the Lesson Sermon.
Among the Bible citations is the
parable by Jesus from Luke. Two
@cn went up into the temple to
pray: the one a Pharisee. and the
other publican The Pharisee
stood and prayed thus with HIM
eli Sod. thank thee, that am
nt, as other men are, eXtortionerS.
unjust, adultererS. or even as this
publican. l fast twice in the week.
| give tlthcS OF all that l possess.
And the publican, standing afar off,
Wotld not lift up so much as his
eyes unto heaven, but smote upon
his breast, saying. God be merciful
to me sinner. I tell YOU. this man
vent down 10 hlS house Justified
Father than the Other"
Selections IRON the Christian Sci
nee t"NtbpcK, Science and Health
%ith Key to the Scriptures by Mary
fakcr EddN state: only those, who
repent of sin and forsake the unreal.
AN fully understand the unreality
Of evil" To assume tnat there are
10 claims of EVIL and VT TO indulge
them is A moral Offence When
tie Publican'S vail went out to the
great heart of Love, 1t Won his
,,n>hla dGSiro :"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
0enoo" { ~ - fO w Clubs
Churches ~ AAAS~A wv W W OAAA~AA Society
CALENDAR

Friday
CalcXico ys. ioltville, 3. lot
vile
Brawley vs.. Fl Centre, 8. Braw-
ley
Mt. Signal, 7:l5, Mt. Signal
school
Acacia, 7:3O, Acacia school
Painters, 1870, Labor temple
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E.%., s,
Masonic temple
Saturday
University club, Barbara Wortn
hotel
Womcn's club, /, Hotel de Anza,
CaleXicO
OAR, ?, 3O7 West IL, Brawlcy
Home nursing class, :, court
hOuSe
Gnf club dance, 10, Barbara
Worth club
Present Day club, :, ia Sandal
wood
Cavalry dance, 8, Veterans hall
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Two EionoYed at
farewell arty
Given Tue sday

Nick Sie@,' 4Ha /. Ne S;nnlie
We're guests o! EoHor II farewell
party 2iFen il: t..ea aou3r at s.
MarN's social haiI j. &c C.1 @
TUESDAY nipNt.
The two BOYS are ala. pr, station
ed at Camp Scalcg Gao u&y- been
discharged from Il" Am, and VIE
are LEAVING I.' l!,s.4 Il. me. .u y ~
consIn
Nick Siege. i, -. n j.. ald -
designed auC peH'ea lay petu!e
for tho CYO. 1....al.
Both you.p mcu j. yrilet flrp-
we'll gifts from IT, e.uJ >uc Fulne4
w. a. Clavm w. Gee#ysird N.th u
painting th" Hme oi NJ. &.,ser.
this paIn,ina. -<l"s Hnt,ldrd for
the new chm ch.
Ed Folry let t&e soaes.
Rcfre$hmryi' ~ served 10:
Mrs. Joe Procaal tAa NJ. ;.. Violet
Niboh, Pauline EI5JII i}yna Nl6ol.
Mary Weiss. Eliz. Leth Weiss. Cert
rude kathrnIcr. !da K8hrlner. Vi
ola Delaune. MarE Virginia Nc
Neece, Marie skinner, Jane Wood
bury, Margaret Read, Loretta Eyer.
Ann Cooper Sa~&flna Ambort;
MesSrs. Ben Adamek. Tony DeVita
George Egan. Albeit Martinez, Erie
Ambort Jack Kline. RalDh Tride.
Boo Parsons Buddy McNcecc, Ed
Foley, Joe Komanda, Thomas Fee
Hey, Harvey Kemp. Jordan Mora.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Auxiliary Takes
transportation
As Project

TRANSPORTATION is the project
which the American Legion AuXil-
iarv units of the valley have ac-
cepted Tor their work under the
Imperial Valley home defense pro-
gram,
This duty was accepted at the
recent meeting of the Auxiliary
County Council when Edna Morrl-
son of Ell Centre, 22nd district vice
president, presented the set-up OF
the county program for Elmer w.
Head, district attorney and tempor-
ary ice-chairman of the 1. V. Home
Defense Council
Julia Riley, new county council
president. was named chairman TO
take over this transportation service
and the various unit presidents act
as co-chairmen, Mrs. Fred l.. Riddle
being the co-chairman for El Gen.
tro.
The women will make a survey
CT transportation facilities, listing
the number of station wagons. their
owners the capacity of the vehicles,
and the names OF women competent
to drive them in case OF emergency.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Employment Office
Seeks indians as
Domestic HELPERS
The Indians are coming

Well, maybe Tom Finney, man.
aser CT the El Centro office of the
state employment department. Fri
Gay went - Yuma to enlist a yerit-
able aIlny OF Indian girls for service
~ maids and housekcepers i'll I'm
per.4l VALLEY homes.
C2rmelita Hurst. Fmpey's feminine
assistant, Wao accom-
panied hey boss to the Arizona city,
sayS valley women are no longer
interested il house work, with the
result that local mesdames are
threatened with an epidemic Of
dlShpan hands.
Hence the projected raid on the
Yuma Indian mission. Finney plan
nee TO enlist the aid Of Rev A. M.
kYdhl. superintendent of the mis-
sion in signing up enough maidens
20 iii the maid vacancies here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
--- Edited by ANNE HARRY DAVIS
Bridal Shower Given for
Jessie Allan Wednesday

Mis- Jessie AP... Whose mareia-s
20 V"atne F.Imrs oi Pomona vii
take Pace Ga O. 10. va gaJst q
honor al n.asH.a.. ~. show
Wedresoa, u.r"' a. .Ao home of
Ms. Il epi<... g Hamilton az
me- Hlin MOS. Spy. Nj. Wlllism
G. Foss a.o NJ. BOB sheffield d.
the nostoSsc%.
The decorations Vere PARTICULARS
clever and carried out the show :
theme the la.a-cagercd dining
room table bciu. ecntrrcd with al
umbrella in rds:g. solol- tiny uaI-
brellas. miuia'.I, a#. 4tcA o. ,ae
large On. m:,Gaa.s arc places -
TIE bIl4ao table. T4rso Gu&rta'
table We" ccn.easa gll leli9g
candle. %nosc nolG. fu.oa.od T.
pastel cploy schrse ,> aiI -
flowers placed effectively ltJ9 .ar
rooms.
In tic Lr!.c pansr. nla 60.
prize went TO Mrs. Flows. 5 sole.
to Aas. Golden, t.Haa, 20 MI.
WOODY, and low, % ~. ryYmr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

HOITVILLE. Oct. 10 lUP)-Viola
Rieaards. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
virgil Richards Of Holtrille and Hal
bert Huffman, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
P. W. Huffman of Holtville, were
married Wednesday in Phoenix
Arizona.
Accompanying them to Phoenix
we're Mr.. and Mrs Herbert HUH
man of Holtville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Huffman of E. Centro, The three
men are brothers and the six plan
ned to take a trip through Arizona,
visiting the Grand Canyon, and
then Boulder Dam and Las Vegas
Nevada. before returning home.
The BRIDE attended Holtville un-
ion high school and also Central
4nior college and has operated
a beauty shop in Holtyille
Mr.. Huffman was formerly en-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Junior Ten Thousand Club S
Party Hilarious Success

Declaring their meeting Thursday
night to be one of the largest and
one of the best in the history Of
the club. Junior Ten Thousand club
members threw aside all cares for
an hilarious evening of fun which
certainly accomplished the goal Of
the program committee, that of
making new and old members bet
ter acquainted.
CARRIED in Stacks and playsuitS,
attractive as they were suited to
the active games, the members were
organized into teams named after
the various colleges and universe
ties.
Amusing Games
From then on the fun was fast
and furious, as one SWlft-moVlne
game followed another in rapid fire
succession. prizes being given eV-
crv few minutes to winners in the
contests. The stunts began with
contest in college yells, prize going
to the team making the most noise,
and they were climaXed with
most amusing stunt in which va
rious popular songs were presented
in pantomimc, the prizes going not
to those which were the best por-
travals. but rather to the ones
whose pantomimeS were ungueSs-
able
The walls were decorated with
all-day suckers, chewing gum, can
DIV. which were awarded as prizes
and the refreshments were i'll the
same line, hot dogs and cokes. The
buffet tables were decorated to re-
semble football playing fields and
to both tho program and the host
css committee credit is due for THIS
pav orioinal party.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Odako Camp Fire
Girls Busy With
Many Activities

Odako Camp Fire girls discussed
plans for a HalloWe'e EN- party and
for the serving of refreshments at
Mckinley P.-TA.s meeting this
week when they met Tor their reg
ular session.
Work OF the NeedleWork guild
was explained 10 them, and for
other craft activities, the girls made
dolls from acornS, and also wooden
books.
Sunday the members of the group
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sinclair who gave d surprise
birthday party for heir daughter
Sylvia, taking them to the matinee,
the guests having refreshments ana
games at the Pinkney home, 1923
Euclid avenue, Mrs. Pinkney being
guardian for the group
Those present at the party We're
Caribbean Luallin, Dona Barker,
Geraldine Hays, Louise Klock, Viz
ginia Lee Pinkney, Mary Leu Hunt
ington, Don Shirley Hayes, 6. Fay
Jewell, Fredis Smith, Edith Mae
Kennerson, Nancy Hurst, ToniG
Mann, Sylvia Sinclair, and her
auntS, Mrs. Sarah Hale, Miss MerSe
JeffreyS, and her brother, Charles
T. Mann and Mrs. Mann from San
Diego.
Girls present for the Camp Fire
meeting were: Caribbean Louallin,
Dona Barker, Geraldine Hays, Lou
ise Klock, Virginia Lee Pinkney,
Sylvia Sinclair, Fay Jewell, Don
Hays Mary Lou Huntington, FrediS
Smith, Patsy Worsham, Edith Mae
Kennerson, Fay Eta Kop, Joe Nell
Warren, Patsy Cory, Christine
Townsend, Mrs. Broadhead and
Mrs. Pinkney.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Mckinley Study
Group Tuesday

First meeting of the Mckinley
P.-TA. study group is set for Tues
day evening, Oct IA, at 730 O'Clock
at 608 Adams avenue.
Defense Begins at Home" is the
general topic for study with William
r Livingston as the speaker, The
subject for round table discussion,
following Mr.. Livingston's talk, is
The Homemaker Takes Over.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Viola Richards Married to
Hal Huffman Wednesday

pio"ed b. tie telephone company
but as ne was 4 naval reserve. was
called into active service and has
just completed a course in commun-
ications at the naval reserve school
IN Los Angeles He was graduated
with the rank of radioman. third
class, and when his present leave
is up he Will return to San Pedro
where he will be assigned to duty
on the USS. Minneapolis Mr..
Huffman was first president of the
Holtville 20-30 club.
The two families are veil known
throughout the valley and as a re-
suit the marriage proves of consid-
cradle interest
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
CaIipa+ria Center
Hears Reports

CALIPATRfA. Oct. l0 - Ca.ipat
ria home department met at the
church for a pot luck luncheon this
week.
Mrs. Joe Moore gave an interest
ing book report, and Mrs. Carl Ben
nett, an equally interesting report
on gardening Mrs Newton Swain
and Mrs Paul Alvey conducted a
demonstration.
Those present were MeSdanea
Newton Swain. Paul Alvey, Pete:
Dayton, Joe II. Moore, CT. b. Gud-
mundsson, Paul Carrick, Al Hays
T. r. Jones, Rowena Ragl, Phi!
Bussee, G. M. AAen, j. j. Farmer
N. l.. Lamb, Virgil Cox, j. A
Shaggs, Lota Cook, Julia Hay, Z. Il.
Thetford. N L. Jackson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Home Nursing
Class Meets

Women interested in the Red
Cross home nursing class are to
meet Saturday at . pm. i'll the
supervisors room at the court house
when plans for the class schedule
will be discussed. Both afternoon
and evening classes will be arrang-
ed if desired Miss Shirley Wells
of the county health department
being instructor.
Mrs. Thomas Finney is Red Gross
chairman of home nursing and has
asked all women interested in the
classes to meet Saturday for enroll
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Choir Enjoys
Deserr Par+v

Presbyterian choir members en-
ioyed 4 desert party Wednesday
night, meeting at the church early
for rehearsal and motoring from
there TO the Heber sand dunes.
Weiners were cooked over the
fire and served with many other
delicious accompanying dishes to
the 26 members present.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Business Session

BUSINESS iDtSSlOIi
During the business meeting, pre-
sided over by Mrs. Robert Garter,
president, announcements were
made Of the first dance OF the year,
a sport dance on Nov. l. OF the
reciprocity meeting Nov. 13 when
the other Junior clubs OF the valley
will be guests of the Ell Centre
group, and of the welfare sections
benefit bridge tea on Nov, 10.
Program committee members are;
Emily Trusty, chairman; Mrs. Gus
Montgomery, Louise Chamlls. Gwen
dolyn Bliss, Mrs. John O'Guin, Mis-
Elizabeth Meyer, Mrs. Ray Schultz.
Mrs. Frederick Powers Heald was
chairman Of the refreShment com
mittee composed Of Mrs. Warren
Brock, Mrs Robert Fussell, Mrs
Lester Blackman, Mary Brown,
Ruth Riddle, Elizabeth Meyer. Bar
bara Hurst, Kathryn Hinderks. Sa-
rah Bernice ConZett.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
resby+erian
Guild Nee cts

Mrs. j. D Townsend, president
OF the Presbyterian guild, entertain
ed her board members and circle
chairnen at breakfast Thursday at
her home, the group revising plans
and initiating new ones for the
guild year.
First meeting of the guild is Tues
day, Oct ID at pm. in the church.
Mrs. j. H. Edgar ana Mrs. R. W.
Ware head the luncheon committee
and Mrs. Raymond c, Reeder is ar
ranging the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
|, 10 Explain Home
Defense Set-Up

Imperial county's home defense
program will be explained to mem
bcgs Of Womens University club by
& G. Halliday, deputy district at
torney at the club meeting Satur-
day in the Barbara Worth hotel.
Members and guests will meet for
a o'clock luncheon, Ell Centrans
making reservations with Mrs. Will
lis johnson, telephone 571.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Church Rejects
Union Plan

By a yctc 0. 29~19 mombera Of
Che tl Centro Figar Baptist church
leiected Drouos2G Dian Of lnioa
with the State Stree, ChL.tas
church, expressing however. the.
appreciation Of t. far offer HJ2da
them and their wish 10 maln.aia
.he identity oi lheir church.
The plan included a proposal FOR
4 trial period OF union with a sug-
gested tinarcia. I'D which mI2ag
be adopted permanently al the
close OF IN" tr.a. period.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
WatiIoka Group
Outlines Work

Wa'iloka Camp Fire group at lis
meeting this week at the home of
Jean Bennett discussed various
types of craft work which the
s.h mi2ht undertakes the MAXIM
ot jr"rllE, lag animals, dolls. peg
puzzles. etc
The mCulDers are Dusy working
ior ranks which Will be awarded
- Il council fire on Nov. 80
J.dA Bennett served refreshments
- D-;;H 10 Brlnnon. Vcnita Wcod-
HsIu, alice Edgar Marjorie Brad
!.a~, Trossa Jackson, ard the
.u.Id!uM, Betty Hoy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

Mrs. II. L. Laird has returned
from Coleman, Texas, where she
was summoned by the fatal illness OF
her mother Mrs. Fannie Collins.
NJ. and Mrs. j. R. Glasgow re-
turned this week from five weeks
motor trip, Harry Sones accompany
ing them as far as Lucas, Iowa, his
former home. The GlasgoW'S visited
MI GlaSgoW's father, mother and
sister, in DuQuoin. ILL.,, where they
spent some three weeks and where
family reunion was one of the
highlights, relatives from as far
south as Jackson. Tenn, coming for
the celebration On their return trip
they stopped in Lucas to pick up
Mr.. Sones who joined them for the
remainder of the journey.