The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 20, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

TUUltHDAY
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j
SOCIETY |
A .«urpriae shower wax given laat
Thursday evening at the home ot
Dr. and Mr*. C. H. Kim«» in honor
of Mi«« Dniay Bennett, who r»*
centlv announ*ed h»'r engagement
to Ch»»«ter Wheeler, brother of Mr-
Kime. Seven talkie* of bridge w«‘i '
forme»! and Mrs Wilbur Snrav
held high «core an»i
Mi«« Rita
Kelly low avore. ltd io-ebud* wer-
«!«•» »»ration«.
\ft»r refresh men i •*
were *erv«s| bv Mr«. Kime, a*Mi«te*i
by Mr* Earl Gamut to, Mr* Carl
a
Mi
r ii \ ■ .
Mi«« Daisy Bennett. Mi«« Bennet;
wa« call»’»! to the front d«K»r and
th«* gift* were giv«n her. She r,
ceive«! many attractive gift* The««»
present wer«» Mr*. G A Sander*.
Mr* Car) Witte, Mr*
.John
!..
Kelly, Mr». Wilbur Spray, Mi»»
Myrtle Hubbell. Mi** Bonita Brag
er, Mr*. Earl Gamut to, Mito Dai»'
Bennett, Mi*» Hilda Favor, Mr*
William Dentil Abel, Miaa Meri.
Strader, Mis. L H Crawford, Mrs.
Mito Bertha Howe,
lsou, Mr*.
V«rva
Dtunewood. Mi«« Rita Kelly, Mr*.
F. H. Allison. Mr*. Ralph Salt*
man, Mr*. Tom Laffoon, Mis* Eth« 1
Bennett, Mr«. Henry Bennett. Miss
Evvlyn Ventch, Mr* \ W Kim«'.
Mr* Leontine
l.eonl me Lusk.
Lusk, Mi** Bethel
Gow K . .Mrs. J Bright
Mr* ’ c J Kem and
Kime
Thus«' who ari
who were unable to
w.
were Un o i .
Frevl Brnnett and Mr*
Rigid Rules Laid Down
for Wifely Deportment
»Vlfoly
couiporiiiii'ul
of
the
standard of 1.31CI Is outlined In un
excerpt from "Tbs Good,.niu of
1‘aria," recently translated Into
English for the flr»t time by Eileen
Power. This author, a Paris nier-
chant, was sixty years old. hl» wife
fifteen:
"When you go to town or to
church you »hould be suitably ae*
companies, according to your ea-
late, and especially by worthy
women, and flee suspicious com­
pany . . . and as you go. bear
your head straight, keep your eye­
lids lowered and still look straight
before you about four r,vds ahead
and ui<on the ground, without
looking nor turning your gate U|H'i>
any man or woman to right or to
left, nor looking up, nor glancing
from place to place, nor laugh­
ing nor stopping to speak to any­
body on the road. And when you
have come to church, choose a
secret and solitary place before a
fulr altar or Image, and there re­
main and stay without movlug
hither and thither, nor going to and
fro. aud hold your bead upright and
keep your lips ever moving saying
orisons aud prayers."—Kansas City
Star.
Incubator» in U»r in
Egypt Ancient Models
——————♦
! Church News |
The incubator tor hatchlug elilck-
eus Is probably an old as history.
which In the Mediterranean regiou
Th« OhUivU oi Chrtxt, C»»rii«‘i
Mu* Marirtlv Hamaut. worthy
runs back more than 4.500 .tears. | Nivih strvrt :m<l Gibb« :«\«'iiur
BMitron, Mr». W E L«»I h » w , « mo
There
were,
doubtless,
Incubators
Hihi.» *chm»l. 9. Cb»iu Nat I t’,
matron, and R«\. Duncan I*
lu Egypt before Moses nan bom. Ittf «»H‘l«'llt Thp m»’w of thia* M*ho«»l
Cain*’r<»B, worthy matron, who had
and
to
this
day
iu
that
country
nr«» in th«» ruiuhiUUiiy »nrnN «»In-«
attviblrd grand rfiapla»r of th“
they are just what they were In nt thi > iht'ator »'«ch Suu «lay iii » hh
Ea«i« in Star, h«»ld in Portland la»t
the lifetime of the great Hebrew mg; CottiuiuiiiiMt of th«»
l.ur«l*4
*werk, gavo r«*port» nt th«* Fri»li«>
lender.
Supp«- r, ILL’»; «ermon aubjo«‘t f«»r
night mooting of th«* local rhapt«*r.
The art of hatching chickens Is th«» forenoon, "The law of |{«»
Rev Cauuroa gave th«« roNiH>n»<‘ to
handed down from generation to c»i«ri hat loti Vor ChriM latiN E-»trail
thr addrtto of welcome at the opon
generation, from father to sou. a <*«!;•• ClMik ky«b lott w ill hnv '
iug NMtion of graud rhapt«‘r Mn.
secret craft.
Raby chicks are an chnrge of lli«« inu-io :m»l Mi»* lb»uUh
C A Beidler, ¡>»*1 matron of thi >
Important article of trade, and they
Vydvl.di will give a «pevinl uuiu
chapter, w»‘ appointed grand Ruth
are produced by tuUllous tor bvr; Mr Ay«lelo(t will b»a«l th»
‘ by *"
’*’ "I’ * lu-th Tipton, n(>w
Mrv • H
rearing.
t»U com
7
Christ in n Endeavor hour at
gruml wonhy nnli 'ii
1’ r 'ol
The typical Egyptian Incubator o Vlock; the evening wor«hip lomr
in-lied to d.'<-l>lii- III- Ii or. Mr«
Is a rude aud cuiuberaonie affair will be the fourth of the union
Britiirr w»» givt*» -i li .» basket
when compared with the modern *ervi«»e* of th«» M»a«on aud Rev.
of flower» by thr loctil chapter iu
device.
It Is a building of eon- Duncmi I Cameron of th*» l*rr»by
uppreristion of the honor sceorded
■iderable sise, of sundrted brick. teriait church will b.» the preacher
her. At the clour of the buxine«»
Through
It run oue or more Mi** \ydelot! will
at
th«'
inerting meiuber» of the Order of
passages, and on both sides of each eonwnuuifv in« n ’« bibb» vl.n««» ut
Rainbow for Girl» entertained »uh
passage are ovens (so to call them) 9 45 in th«» theater
u niu«ie»l program. A ' iolin »olo
• • «
In two tiers.
The oven at the
wa» played by Evelyn Smith, ac
ground level has a small door; th.'
Pirabytvitan Cbu.vh >*a n r l>u»i
cmnpanied by France* Mackin A
oue directly above It entered from c«u 1' «'.«mt i«<!t will preach Suiulay
vocal solo w»s given by Jean Al
beneath through a manhole. The forenoon ou “Th«' lmp«»rtauce u!
by
lisob, ae< ompauied I
ovens aiv arranged In pair», owe th«» Or»hiiarv Man “ The «erinon
Wynue. A piano •election
Mackiu
below and the other above. The will be b.4'«,'<l on a M'itteiic«» appear
played by France*
eggs are placed tu the lower oven, *ug tn a i«'4'«'hl I hm »U <b><-ii»»Miig th«*
Cr
chapter voted to invite
i
aud a Are la lighted ou Hie floor Norrti« nnth, '* I'he unlinaiy 11141»
and* Drain chapter« and offic
of the oven overbend, to furnish in of no vain«» l«> civilixatiou
Eugvtie chapter to meet wit
the warmth requisite for hatching eept to h«‘l«l la«ck progi«*.»»
local chapter Friday. June
Child Behavior Merely
paalor will eu»b‘avor to show
—Sau Frauclsco Chronicle.
which time degree w « • r a
Reflection
of
Parents
’
fal«ity of tin* statement P. m
exemplified.
There Is no mystery about chil­
»moron W1 1 pr< •« h <>n ‘ \ n \
The mumagi of Mias Della Fa
St and i ng m th«* Nan’’ at th»' u
dren. They are puzzling, often, but Moon and the Weather
««•rv icv tu I m » hel«| nt h o ’<•
nothcr. Mr». Sarah Kerr, aud they are uever Incomprehensible.
ton, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J oh a
in No Way Connected Su tn!;« \ «*vcning in th«* Chri"
Caton, and Edward Heck, sun of
Kerr'» five other daughter» At least, they are not Incompre­
Curiously persistent Hre the va­ »■hurt’ll
Heck, was
Special mu*i«* for the
liter.» pre«ent Here Mr« Mar. hensible to old fo'ks, and I think
Mr. und Mr» Frank
rious superstitions relating to the \ ÌCCs IS b«*ing arrange«!.
‘:1 of Sunnyvale, Cal.. Mr». they need not be to parents
solemnized June 11 at the
mv Baptist
oaouM
parsonage before only immetiiate
immedi;.:.
Fathers and mothers are them effect of the moon ou the weather
Colburn of Great Falls. Mont..
relatives and Mrs. Cecil Wo*
Woolley.
The Highway Baptist Church.
Edna Blaekburu of Eugene. selves the keys to their offspring or ou the farm crops. One of the
Henry
Randle, pastor
Rev Louts
Louis Henry Randi«'
Randle
offi
Nellie Pitcher of th:» city A disorderly father should be able most unreasonable of these be­ I .«mi*
any»
the
weather
bureau
of
riated. using the ring ceremony
l 'hurch school. 9:4.*»; forenoon wor
Mrs. Clara Kirk of Dorena to understand why his Image will lief*.
the
United
States
Department
of
Miss Gladys Heck, sister of th
«hip.
II, M'rmcHi subject. “The
k-hildren of Mr». Kerr who not put away his toys
A quick
Invitation;*'
groom, was bridesmaid an I Ralph
‘’ juuior B \
present at the dinner Hen- tempered mother should not have Agriculture, Is that If the horns Glorious Invitatii'ii;
P l .i 15;
♦•»; Hi
111 B Y
\ P
l‘ 1 l.»
’ . «’» 4’>.
Merle Wetzel of Marvola and to call a doctor for her daughter's of the uew crescent moon tip down
Caton, brother of the bride, was
best man The rooms were attra<
;e Kerr of thi- city and the tantrums; he can ouly advise self ward. It Is a "wet" rnoou. portend th«» f«4li»w*hip ciunmisûou v* ill ha*»
Ing mln.
grandchildren present were control—in the mother.
»•barge of th«' meeting; union ser
tive with roses aud rhododendron*
As a matter of fact, on any given \ ice in the Christian chureh. *
Mr. sad Mrs Heck left after th*
The mystery Is about parents,
ceremony ou a short honeymoon
young pareuts. busy witb their owu date the poslttou of the crescent Pile ladic* ‘ » irck will meet at 2 do
They will make
trip in Oregon
affairs, too preoccupied with their moon Is always the same In places W .*du.•*'!:«v at the hum«’ ot Mr*
The
bride
city.
I
thoir home in this c .
l.e»tuard on Teuih «tree*
future to think of the present of havlug the same latitude, so the U
suuie kind of weather would iieces
Mis K K
was a member of the 1929 grsJn
. the
TtS rill their children and to recall how
Mill,* will have charg
ntmg class of the high »<hool
* con tt was with them when they nere sarily prevail, were tlds sign of of thr mi*« unary plug ruin
P of
• • •
any value, throughout a belt of lat
Of V
Well* young.
L'hrlvi.au Sviruv» Slwctsty
442 S,cuuJ
The Delphian society met Mor»
win
"Run away. now. aud play. »'upa Itude extending arouud the glotie
•Irtot
H
ai
da
y
s«*r*k«>s
at 1 1 a u> W»d
day night for its la«t iu»rting ot
Again, near the equator. In a part u«>«day vwaing totltuuuy
Mui Is reading bls newspaper."
u.r«cla< at a
the summer The subject for study
Parents say that, not grandpar of the world notorious for Its heavy u't'luc*
A fr< e clreulatlua library la
was “Shake*p»arv and His Eng
lalnfall. the young moon Is gen tualntainvd In th« building Tu* public *•
Wednesday night in I. O. O. ents.
Grandparents do not con
cordially united to attend ths church s*r
bind.” Mr*. Gertrude Trask was
11. Hu-band* and boy friends slder the news so Important as erally In au almost horizontal po «less aud mails use of th* library
program leader. Mr*. Elbert Bed**
mbei> were gue*ts>. A picnic parents do. Grandpa has time and sltlou. or, according to the proverb
The 'Ul»j«ut uf th«' le*«ou »«• ruiuu
discussed “London Playhouses, “
r was «< rve«i and the evening memories, some self-knowledge, It is always a “dry" moon. If the for Sunday fotenoun « ill be • L
Mrs C. C. Cru«un “ Shak«**p«*arcan
tpent playing cards, «lancing some sense of proportion.—Lincoln moon could be viewed from the th»’ Coiver*«» Including Man Evul
Audiences,’’ Mrs. S. L.
Godard
playing parlor games.
Mr». Steffens I d the North American Re­ North or South pole, on the other ve»l by \tomic Force?’’
••English Chronicle Play«,“ Mr*.
Kune and Mr* Fred Bennet' view.
hand. Its position would be. for
Alic- Miller “Roman Tragedi«*».“
m charge of refreshments and
the .superstitious. Indicative of
Luthrran Mi»»ion — Martlu l‘ Hliuou
Mr« F. E.
Mendenhall
Earl Garoutt«* of entertain
"wet" Heather, but these regions Kat or Adwntiat v hurch. west Main
vine service at 2 30 every first sud
Comedies, ” Mrs. Vinal
are characterized by so little rain
Pu«a Expert Fisb Catcher
third Huuda». AU Lutheran. Irrwspwc
“Th«' Great Tragedies.”
Cats, In their primitive state, are fall aud snow that they rank among Uvs »f nationality ar. cordially IsvttaS
A. Richmond “The Last Come
Mi*» E*thrr Silsbv hu » hostes* horn hunters aud Ushers and on the arid parts of the globe.
alto oliivrs who art without a church
die*” and Mr*. J. L. Kelly “Char Thursday afternoon of last week tombs of ancient Egypt appear rep­
hunt a
«.etcristics of Shakespeare ”
for the Social Twelve club at its resentations of cats accompanying
Fir»t Church uf haaarm*
EleVaAlb
last meeting of the season. Only their masters on fowling expedl
Phraaa Often Misapplied
aud A-lama J H Hurkhwad paaur Hua
Mrs William A. Hogate enter club members were
»ibuul al w 4Û pr>a>’hiD< sartie» •’•un
present.
A tlons. rine of the most Interesting
Prubabl.v the majority of people day
day at 11 and 7 JU
pray«r niratlug
tainesi Wednesday afternoon of last plea-ant social afternoon was en
accounts of cats as Ashers, found who see the phrase “of lluit Ilk" Wvdnraday at 7'80
t
joyed. The club ma le plans for a in the Plymouth Journal, relates: are Ignorant of the real meaning of
Mrs. G. H. Phelps ot Glendale, Cal . picnic to be held Thursday, July
“Ilk."
It does not properly mean
Kael
Pentecostal Aaavinbly uf Uud
for her 11. At 4 o’clock the hostess serve I "There Is now at the battery, on kind, set. family or race, as often Main atrart, across fruiu N P • tatiuu
who left last Thursday
___
lb?'Il's point, a cat which Is an ex­
A.idio B Bllgg paator S it.day »< houl at
home. A pleasant «ocial afternoou a delirious luncheon
pert catcher of the flnny tribe, be supposed. "Ilk" 1» from the Anglo- U.45 a. tu ; «artlcsa at 10:45 a ru .
was enjoyed and at the tea houi
Ing In the constant habit o." div­ Saxon "lie," and means Identical or young people's inestinf at 7 p
dainty refreshments were serve!
The Presbvterian missionary so­ ing Into the sea and bringing up same.
In Scotch "of that Ilk" fellatio ««rvlce* at 8 p m . tnssUnga
Guests were Mrs. Bessie Sutcliff», ciety will be entertained Wednes­
night at H p in snopt Monday
denotes that a person's surname Is srsry
the
fish
In
her
mouth
aud
depos
­
and Saturday regular aorvicv. Tusailay
I
Mrs. N. E. Compton. Mrs. J. H. day, June 2t>. at the home of Mr-
the same as the name of his estate. blbls study, Wednesday, piayer meeting
iting
It
In
the
guardroom
for
the
Chsiubers, Mrs. Sadie Lewis. Mr Herbert Eakin.
use of the sailors.
She Is now "Knockwinnock of that Ilk" means Thursday »»rxíces w’
Harn- Hart, Mrs. C. H Burkhold
**
b'qlJay;
* *
al
seven years old and has long been simply "Knockwinnock of Knock- chargs.
er. Mrs. J A Wright, Mrs. Tom
The O L. H. club will be enter
winnock." the name of proprietor lay at 7 30 p. tn.
ludiffoon, Mrs. E. J. Sears, Mrs. Roy tained Tuesday afternoon at the a useful caterer."—Detroit New».
and property being Identical. The
('«ruer of
Froo Mfthudlat Chursh
Leonard, Mrs Emma Porter and home uf Mr«. George O. Knowle*
and __ south Fifth alre-l
______ _____
Improper usage of “Ilk" to num Monroe Iftou«
MH
m Pucher, pastor Sunday school at
Mrs. Neita Jones of Eugene, who is
kind or tort probably originated as 10. forsuoon svrvtcva a; 11 «vuntuf «ar
Writer., Please Nota
«isiting hej sister. Mrs C H Bark
a joke and has been perpetuated rtoa at T M
l’raj.r
st 7 XV
Not so long ago bottles of gum Is
holder
Opportunity Seized by
Thursday evening»
sued by the British stationery of­ through Ignorance of ti.e true
• • *•
Men of Small Caliber fice bore rhe following Instruc­ meaning.—Excbiinge-
Mrs. Frank
McFarland enter­
Church of Christ. — (London. 12 toil«»
south of Cottage Grove ) — Sunday ssr
Let this fact sink Into your mind tions :
tained Saturday afternoon honoring
vices, bible atudy 10 a. nt. worship 11
"In ordinary use the best aud
her son Bex on his birthday ann. —ft Is the non-commissioned offi­
a i.. M r 11 turn »lily 7 .1- p in
H»nc» as Barometer
• • •
versary. Those present were Orville, cers of life who hurt, aud against most nearly Immediate result is se­
If Cayenne pepper Is added to the
8r..mh 1>«Z AJ.»oliH I'hurrL
H r.l
Lester. Norman aud Robert Black whom resentment is felt. The fore­ cured by using only such an amount
diet
of
white
hen»
which
have
been
Vl.iu
9«lur4.y
SnbU.lh , h<x»l .t
more, Ellery D.xon. Willis Beidler, men and the petty overseers; the of gum as will just uniformly
. 43 a ill. church scrtle» .111. u.
hatched
from
carefully
selected
Robert Mosby, Fairy, Mary, Min small men with near horizons and moisten the surface without leav­
eggs, their feathers become palt Pr.y.r mellar .1 7:39 p m H.Jncday
nie aud Henrietta Henriehsen, Vir no vision beyond; the Uttlfe go-be­ ing any obvious excess to delay
rose In color, and they flush to q
drying,
the
condition
to
be
aimed
tweens
who
have
acquired
the
hab
­
ginia Metcalf, Mildred
Quimby,
Tom an I Geraldine Kern. Jack Dos». it of tyranny—these form the grit at being that of a gummed post­ brilliant red when the weather 1»
damp,
and Increasing humidity In­
age stamp just moistened as or­
Alta K ing. Eileen Town, Frances of the machinery of Industry.
dicate» the coming of a storm.
Sometimes they are for the dinarily applied to a letter."
Malcolm, Allie Cooper, Blanche Pa
Now some sensible economist, cal- These bens thus become veritable
quette, Mildred Myers an 1 Millard bosses and make life hell for the
and Rex McFarland.
The after men under them. Sometimes they tou-!y Indifferent to flue writing, living barometers, and the progres­
noon was spent playing games and stand fnr rebellion against the has replaced tbit piece of unex­ sion of color from pale to brilliant
Is so exact that a scarlet hen
refreshments were served A birth higher direction, but Invariably ampled prose with the terse para
■talking about the barnyard Is re­
•lav cake was a feature. Rex re their objective Is power. They are phrase, “Apply thluly."
regarded as certain prophecy of a
ready to adopt the shibboleths of
c<ived many attractive presents.
storm that may be expected with­
either side so long as they gain au­
in 12 hours.—The Tycos, Rochester.
Not Original With Lincoln
A social meeting was enjoyed by thority thereby.
Ha» to Be SpeeJy
If they learn the trick of ora­
the Neighbor* of Woodcraft Mon
The saying, “Yon cannot fool all
An explorer In South Amerlcn
day night. Members wbo.-e birth tory they become leaders on one of the people all of the time" la
Education's Value
has discovered »1 bnnb capable of
day anniversarie* were in May en­ side or the other, not because they commonly attributed to Abraham
It has been estimated that the running ui a tfteed of nearly forty
tertained those whose anniversaries possess the Intrinsic qualities of Lincoln and also to P. T. Barnum
dally value of education In an ele- miles an hour. But flint's the only
are in this month. Birthday cakes leadership, but because they are though It 1» not in their blogra
meiitary school 1» $9; In a high kind of lain!» that could keep tip
acre a feature of the refreshments. pleaslDgly vocal.
pbles. A little book published by school, 140. and 111 a college, »100. with Mary nowaday«. Pear »»■» '•
It was repuited that the drill team
Nor Is this phenomenon peculiar A. Wessel» company In 1903, "The This study was based upon a sur
Weekly.
ha> new uniforms for the conven to any class. Oratory lias passed Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln," vey of less than a thousand people
tion t o be held in Springfield m for statesmanship In every phase gives this as a quotation from l.ln and fur that reason It l< subject to
June
and every period of our political cola’s speech at Clinton, III., ou Sep Inaccuracy.
it Is quite likely
history, and many a man bai risen I m bar 4 is’»,
to the governance of state with do that this was a proverb or popular
Mrs. A. W Kim*» was host»-*
Tuesday afternoon for the La Com u
other q lallflcatlons than hts apti­ saying long before he uttered It.
club, inviting as additional gueat.-* tude for epigrams and sonorous A book of old English proverb»
I d lists a similar saying: “No oue U
Mr*. F. L. Grannis and Mr«. Claude peroration.—Edgar Wallace
a fool always; every one sutue-
Kime. The afternoon was »pent “People."
limes."
plaviug bridge and two tables were
playing
fornici At the tea hour a deli-
rious two-course luncheon was Nature Has Hung Out
Priceless Gavel
served, Roses were attractive room
Traffic Sign for Bees
uud table decorations.
When the presiding officer of the
Highly specialized flowers often Chicago Association of Commerci
Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Owen cn have lilies on their petals to show rups for order at future meetings
tertaiued last Thursday evening Insects the way to the glands form­ he will rap witb a renewed author
It Is no common gavel that
with a dinner partv for a group ot ing their larder. In these nectar 4ty.
friend -
Those
present were Mr Is stored—to be turned by bees calls the members to attention, for
m1--
It helped literally to keep the root
xml Mrs, Harley Gate«. Mr and Into honey.
Mrs. Nelson DeYoung, Mr.
Honey
guides
are
strongly over the beads of 2tl Presidents of
and
Mrs Fred Anderson, Mrs.
Inez marked on the upper pair of the the United States.
Meek and Mr. aud lira. flam uasturtlum'a five petals. They con
The gavel was carved from one
\ eateb.
The evening was • ‘pent verge to show the way to the deep of the main wooden roof trusses of
playing bridge
spur filled with what children call the White House when the repairs
honey, when they bite the spur to to the roof were made, during the
Coolidge administration.
taste the sweet stuff.
The W. C. T. U. met Frida
ternoon at th«* home of Mrs. 1
On the three lower petals, which
Compton for its flower mi
have no honey guides, will tie seen
Began a Big Industry
«lav. Sixty bouquets were *oi
formidable barricades, blocking the
The shoe Industry of this coun
the i ll uud shut-ins and wer
entrance Io the tube by the way of
livered by boy scouts, At the
these petals.
This remarkable try was begun In 1629 by Thomas
of the afternoon the bo.-tes
fence of bristles stretches right Beard, who came over on the May
refresh ments.
Th»* next me.
across Hie faces of the lower pet­ flower on Its third voyage and
brought hides for making shoes.
of th»* organization will b-- at
als.
Seven years later Philip Kertlund
home of Mrs. F. C. HvUCel ,
They keep at bay such climbing of tiuckiugliuiiisldi e began making
—•.?>—
Insects as ants, which might trj shoes In Lynn, Mass, Since that
WAhNEh bhiDS Supreme Tiiumph ■
The ladies* aid
to steal the honey, but would be date the state of Massachusetts bn»
IOC it* tv
Chriatian church held a sirnwherry of no service to the flower.
come to lead the world In the wan
■ ocial Tuesday evening
in
the
ufacture of boots and shoes.
» hurch parlors. A program of read
iug«, musical numbers and stunt
Famous Old Canal
was given
.Mrs. O. F. Thiel wgx
Winter Harvesting
The original canal connecting
_ St.
in charge of arrangements.
Mary's falls and rapids was a
In Upper Egypt and Indiu wheat
_4,—
crude affair made by trappers and Is harvested during February uud
'I he Methodi«t ladies’ aid society traders In 1797-98 to connect with March.
will meet at 2:30 Wednesday after the Northwest country In order to
noon in the t^iurch parlors. The permit them to compete In the
Pet rifled Forest
hostess committee will be Mrs. Wil transportation of furs with the
linm Hogate, Mrs. D. H Mercer Hudson's Buy company. This work
Yellowstone park has n petrifle
Mrs ,H. fl. Thomas anil
-Mr*. H was practically destroyed by Unit­ forest hating wry small acreage
WITH
Taylor.
ed States troops In 1814 during the It Is exposed on a vertical cliff
war with Great Britain, and In It Is I d several layers separated hj
Mi» W. I. Leonard will be boat­ 1853 a system of canals was begun lava. The trees are of the sequoia
ess Wednesday afternoon ta th" by the state of Michigan within the variety.
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United States borders to connect
circle of the Baptist church. Mrs
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Iste« upon the pisy
This
K. K Mills will have charge of the Lakes Superior aud Huron.
What, Indeed?
missionary program.
cost $1 ,000.090 and had two locks.
CANTO!
MAPHAfliM
It was enlarged In 1870 In co-oper­
An Arkansas woman baa sued
iced on the-
The Neighbors of Woodcraft hehi ation with the United States gov­ her husband because be “plays goil
uwis J oroon
a spe* ial meeting Friday night an 1 ernment, and In 1882 Michigan re­ too much." Query from chorus of
addicts: "What Is too much golf?"
degree work was exemplified by linquished control to the federal
Mid »Ml» H HARRIS
—Philadelphia Inqtilier.
Mr.*. Murry Trunnell.
The drill government
Scenario k,
arcade
tram held tt practice.
-Ciiatar#' Job. Old
(Nintard, It appears, had Ita i»t»i» e
III comedy a« far buck 11« the Mid
«lie age*, for It la relat«nl Hint oil«*
«»f th«» feats of the lord mavor «»f
|.«»tidon*B fool win b«»iind by lit« of
flee to perform on (oral oinynr’a dm
wh « to leap, «lotlie« and nil. Into
n huge bowl of custard. Thia W II«
c«»iialdei*ed funny mid phnia« «I th«*
lower data of •pecfnt«»re. W I m »
never ■eeni«Hl to tiro of It« y«»nil>
Simkeapeare refera lu
repetition,
thia performan«'« In MAII*a Well
That Elida Well.” Detroit Nvwa
Daily Thought
Caumfliw Oui « Becelve (Mhea.
Erma Ib’miotl, I v«»|vn Coiner,
Bonita Nehneii uni! I«hu Thoiii
t»»n have b«'«'n gi\»ii nil imiivi'iv
t|«'»oi n I vd »ak»’« l»V ('«nd* i * link
♦•ry, the tii'l thii’i» loi '«»lliug th«
iiiuil doughiiut* in « i»'« »-lit « "ii
l«'»l and th»' latti'i n* a >* oii * o I h
liuu im h«'iiig niinille to ftiki» pail
m the t’i'iili ’l
\ll me nii'iiiliri * ol
Uieilp N«i I of the iiiinpfil»' girl
Mi* l ' im »I«’V pubi Ilie gill* ol lib
gloup il « »miliii**l«i|i «»I fix«' ccllt
<01 each dotfen doughnut* old mid
th«» gloup i»l«»nn»«l ♦2d, lo Io* U»r.l
I I .lilt
for *uiiMiH»r » amp e\p«*iis«'*
Heiinett and I'velvu Comer
hold I2l4 do/«»ll.
i'll«» g
planning to giv«» n Chini’«»»
Wlieu we loae one we love, «»lit
Idltcivst tears are called forth lit
• he thought of the hours when mu
love bud been all too »light If »•
always had »lulled on the one who
Is gone, there would lie no <b*»pah
III our grief; and some sweetm-s«
would ding to our tiara, rcniliils
cent of virtue» and liappluess
Maurice Mucterlluck.
Cask jud Cs.ii
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Qfte Chevrolet Six offers
all the Distinct Advantages of
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Treachery Cheaply Bought
The Constellation club will hold
The 80 pieces of silver for wldcl
its picnic Thursday, Jueu 27, in Judas betrayed Jesus Christ Io om
Woodson's auto park, north of the money would be about .<11.
city.
Fatal Thrust
Coup tie grace means a flulshlmi
Stroks. Generally the term Is up
plied to the thrust of the doggo
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Al COHN
Directed hy
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JUNE 23, 24 and 25
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Miilillin size
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