'I'll ONTARIO ARGUS, THURSDAY, APPIT, 1. 1915
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A Trip rhrouj
NY88A m.v.v
Live -News From Surrounding Towns
And Country. Happenings of a Week
IRONMDE OREGON.
ITLAND ITEMS.
March 29, 1"!.".. March 22, 191 I,
The Ironside baseball tes - A got, I number of our Pruitland
ting anxious fur a game with Unity peoph Bttendcd the IBCrod concert
and Malheur. The boys had prut- given by th Payette high school uti-
tice game on Thursila . al . MM OB dor t h direction f i'rof. T. II. Xeil
Sunday with tin K Ml ;ii thi I "!' u theatre Sunday af-
itanii' li expected with Unit ternoon. The building was picked
er Sunday in order to initial their ind the ronctri was good. Prof. N'cil
nrw MlltS, Ml II also teaching music in thr
La Fountain of Brady Candy Co., of Prultland echoob and under his dlree
Mat) Mr. Sprinkle of Portland Rai tlon thi eighth grade pupils will give
snuasen I Co. Cudahy meal man of i ncerl April 16.
Roic, Mr. Rosenbaum of Bali i.nko The high achool declamation eontael heat of friends nfca arc offering theii
City, Mr. Dooley of Baker grocery, will be held in the Mothodlsl church congratulations upon his approarhinr
Mr. Boutherland of Baache Rdw. Co.ni. tw daj ivoRlng. The one who marriage. The ceremony will tak
-ero all vl Iton at Iron Ide tore wlni will go t Namps o inter the place at Caldwell Wednesday! an
New Plymouth Brevities.
John Bankers arranged earj
pleasant lurprise Friday etenlng foi
Mlai Minnie Lewli who i i Wednc
day becomes the bride of Dale May.
The affair took the form of a mil
ceiianeous "shower," which was con
tributed to by ovi r 00 friends of th
happy young couple, Misi Lewis he
(frown to womanhood in this settlor
and is greatly loved by all who know
li' r. Mr. May is the youngest son 01
Mr. and Mrs. C. I!. Ma and has I
during the week Ita contest which Will be held there
Six loads of hogs left h i on Wad April IS. Admission IS and 10 cents
day night for Brogan i iroute on will be charged hero.
shipment to Portland bj Q B. Ruth- 'lie will give their play,
erford. W. R. Lofton, u II Quinn, "Mr. Bob," April 80
Wnltrr Miiin-i'. chii i i and Bart Stevens and Enid G
Lawrence ai '-ted In hauling thorn, rialted Rot. Cylos and family at Paj
Fred and Walter Lai of let . mda.
Prairie, who f ' their cattl In thl
vicinity i iovi d their stoch to tl '
of the i ' h th lai of tl i v. The
famll) will be I wing to Flag Prairie
soon.
c. w. Klbler returned from tho
roun' bride
from Kentucky. They will
hum. in re on the Intel) si tjulri d place
from Si oti Davl . A hi srty and
Mr. and Mi u hlrosl ami chil
dren were entortalnod Bundaj even
imr al the A, Btotlor hot
i ... 1 1 be kotball team of tin
high School will play against the
New Plymouth team al New Plj
mouth Friday. They played at Fruit
land March 18, the score wax IS to 0
in fan - i uitland
Thi free pit tare how given nt
Iton tl" ' ev. all and th children's raoss
John Bmlth' on th- i . nlni "r tioir and n horse race afforded amuoemonl
1 crowd Baturdaj aftoi
we re r-i b: tl friends h thl oon, Noble Peacock won the I
communlt) ,
'ii ., ii i tun i.r Bonlta eras
eek end t Itor at Julia Smith's.
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was a pair of o .
I .' .1 the hildren to
il a half I ai n I of candy.
!uj a Bppolnti d
after a brief honeymoon trip Mr. nn.;
i May will establish their honv
In Now Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Pickens of Watsoks
N'eb., an1 here looking after theii
orchard just east Of town. Mr. an I
Mrs. Pickens are delighted with th.
rine wi nther and are comparing tin
warm Minn;.' day. and the pfOgTOSS
spring work with the cold dlaagri
ibis weather which has prevailed In
'i braska for weeks past.
The Boy BeOUtS and their master,
w. m. Bal r, enjoyed hike and fish
ing trip to the Rig Willow a few days
The boyi who are a sturdy lot
of youngster took especial pieaasnn
la preparing the meals, and doini
i M.i r work incidental to camp life
Mr. Maker is ptOUd "f hi- boys nnd
tin Interest which they mnnifi
nisation
bin, ( . W. Si ve- and son Fdwin. ! 1 had a whole day at my disposal
Orvflli Walters and Hiss Lulu Tomp- nnd decldod to riall the Ontario High
kir j ,, , ,. p l(, i!ois,, the last School, and make s tour of the differ
- week, returning Saturday evon ont departments, I first visited Ml
i time to attend the Orange Clark's senior-Junior English els
They were studying Carlyle's Essa 01
i most enjoyable nffalr was the Burns, and discussing the different
blrthds) party given Sunday after- poem- referred to la the essay. I
noon by little Miss Mildred Conklln to i was told thai the sen, or- were else
friends In honor of her seventh writing their orations and made i r
birthday. The little folks proaent port on the material they had road
Helen and I udle clement. Vera ""l outlined every Friday, while apt n
ind BeSSiS Pose, -ban and Ruth Bttt- thai da) the juniors reported upon R
, Bula Oramas, Helen Walla, Rose current -vent. Next I was conduct...,
and (era Hondo. Ida Beotyo, Rich- to Mr Baily'a first year history clasi
a,,l and Thomas Kennedy. Volney and " '"""I jt "0 .- rextine-. Mr
Murdo Hickox. Later In the evening Ballj has s unique way oi calling the.
,. .1 N Butler, Mrs. E. ?. Rose, rM, whan a pupil haa his lesson ho I
and Mrs. Sam S..he. ailed. A dainty "present." but I ven if he is there, II
luncheon of ko cream and cake waa & pn pared his lesson he
answers vaoseni it miner staroou
me when a girl behind me upon hear
ing her name called answered "ai
sent," In matter of con-... rata . bul
when Mr. Ball) I plamed his s it m
I thought it a very good one. Kv-'ry
Monday morning this class has a do
The contest at
I was won by
looks down from its
vnie u, (j.,,
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niii iw who ny lV .,,.,) ..
llCl'llut I
in rl
n old,
ipi.unce.
with the friedly gleant
since.
I'he high c'
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iiitiTlained bv Mis i:,,v.i.... t . 1
' 'inK)J
i ne u'l-HicniT ill nor Hill I, Mr, ,
Hall, Ml Friday evening, Mnrrh" Si
ueiignuui mm is reported btbj
people.
A party of Nyssa Masons
tnritnrtjJ
irvod.
Mis- Helen WelN, who ha been at- j
tending school on Head On Flat, has
I n visiting this week at the V.
Hickox home.
Mr. John DaWI n spent Sttttda) at
ome of Mr. Bpalabower at at
Kruitland.
bate upon hlstorll al tepn . la At HOf
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Ml - Stella Millikin and Mill Thco- ,lav ln" ' "m l" ' "'n'" "'"" ' ' '
H- loivpil. I Hat the . real- -t i iii ni
. f n the WI -k end With
.; Jean c.mklin.
Don Conklln returned from Juntara
Monday.
The Baakoi Pound social held at the
OtangO hall. Saturday night, W8J Wall
Sttended and thoroughly enjoyed by
all. The weighing was perhaps the
most fttn Of the evening, all finding
'hat after a ihort time spent in the
hall, they had rained several pounds.
The literary program was a MM
nnd we aotod several visitors from
Ontario nnd the St, Paul n ighhor
BOOd. Mr. Roffn an Was on the Roulevard
We In thering young cattle to
to the range near Ironside
M.i'l. tt and Pste Count
Rev ., in i ho . ii i Idle ..tl, ,,i
with tl ich contr r
M I Ml S. ', .. :.. , s , ., ,, una h v.
Molthnn l lo.
Julia Smith and to i- ..turned waa po n hool board will
fi I the middle of the week : - i ii' when thej will
aftoraais i owing to sick- arrangi for holding an si the production which was first In
Plvi th i -: sreanticinai i l,:,M '- ,M ,iin,,rr nt ,l1'
ing with considerable pleasure f Bunday.
114 when Mra. Ooo. ,'1''-'' B Conklln who has boon vary
Soil, will s mo PP lil" P"ri w,"l'k- !
! " In ths asaombl
1. This is on"
-.' tin i numbers h t ! -.
i .' ' bur au of
i ci urn xiii' ';e: in sou'i
ilowl; ring.
c. f. Amldon has bi n
days and i II
; .i' II Speedy recovery.
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111 i ome new grangei
' niii Orange at the Qrangt
On i ca and Rom wai wealth -applied
t.. both the individual and State."
Thl topic was dim u i d In clai - and
how tlv condition! In ths United
States compare with those of Qreeci
and Rome before their downfall. Mr
Riles' commercial department came
next. The spelling ' Is - was having
a "spall down" and int -t ran high,
in their "com -puniii m e" cour .
they were writing bttSlnOOl letters, ami
I saw many samples of model bu m.
letters. From there I strayed into tin
science department, conducted by Mr.
Williams. A chemistry i Itatlon wa
in prosnTsaa. One of the pupils made a
very good and Intel ' upon
the chemistry of paint-, varnl K .
leather, v ool, tton, lilk, and rubfa
i '.. r whi. h the els d tl
v lopmenl and hi-to-' of thl ' '
of deviation of atomic and
weight of the d'i';. The
phj rics class i very int
ini . Hi. , ! .
and in sting "' rl of i ectrh it-. and
also t. 'i graph) . i tatlon
were fitted UP '11 the labm
"ew Tork," "il c go," and
inuarioiHsi rriiiay evening fof
..f .. t 1: ,l ,
,.i.,,..-. ... nu'iiiuiiK mi' lertiire iL
area op w. i . Brunei Thepeihu
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ini.-u in niCTFrn, ,,. npier, .1. (. Wid
il i onsen, j i . rmmi r S. I). (((J
ert.
Tllntllf rs' meeliiiii ..,.. L...1.1 .
VT" mmm ""laojaj
w. i . 1. 11. in in.- neuiodist rhoJ
l.aier relreshmeits wr. servj
the I'Hsement of the parsonage.
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01 Miss l.ulu WOgoroon Ml thj SSjj
r M.....I. '.: f... .1 . a
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ing their Easter songs. After thpj
lice a uainty luncli was
Mies Kor.s Mitchell bai I nn-mj
ly ill tor the ihsI few wi
Miss Bessie Hoyiiell and Mr. r
Caldwell nf Nyssa delivered lepturwl
the Warren s"hoiil house last FridijJ
the SUDJSC1 of Ihe Future of Y01
America.
1 ne couri scene irotn the Merthi
of Venice will be one of the main fa
tea of the program given next Friej
by the associated student hudy.
other interesting number will bt
Faster edition of the seventh and,
grade Gazette. P .1, Philips nnd As
old Cook hsve COUSOntod to fumifth I
music
Miss Pearl Walk whs thrown fJ
her Imrse. while returning Imtne -fn
s I I last week. Aside frntni I
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.-.ni in ..ninvi., .iiikb iiana.'.' wm ug
jured and is again alt miling school,
Cod) Butler of Arcadia i. not J
tending sehool at N
a Mormon i hureh Is bomg
ini r nf Park avenue ami Th
street.
. 1 in oi the Nsna Cnir rJ
mtemplatlng tho i
splay"Aunt Dinah's ijuiltintf fun
Francisco," and the pupils sent tha raturne of which will bs pm
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J M Tj 1 r and Chs . Howard
t' Oat '' 1 .1 the at tin
fn I of the week, n lattei
part with ftaigfai for W. J. Ilinton.
Chas. Anthony made a trip to
llrogaii m. I ... 1 da. , rt'tui mi.
srdaj with a thoroughbred hog.
A. . Towler made a dip to linker
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,r""s returning mi Sunday. T., Motl ' Circle will hold ts.lr to be equally so. The men v will b
Dr
'.:, j nis of
t phoid fever.
:d of the M tl
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i. th- pi, ., lu. dun which was Hrst In ' ' ' n"'"":l "rnnirr 111 me ..raugi , ,.,,,,.,.,, .,.,.,., r,,,,,, the dlf . . , . T
I - " r th C, -nil S: day evening. April Md. and SmSST InTtHSm Z ccU ' ' " fU,,,"iM "
binn Club, and which some of those " ' oapoeted the event will bring .1 '
b naveb a inatrumontal In "-' to tho Pedagogy das, taught by Mr. n,e bH,,uet given by the o,idW
lending to other part of ti. state. ' B Conklin and son Donald mad ' "t"r- I P"1" boro were studying last Saturday night m boner a
..' the high ichool Studonti " "" "" Vf 0 Nyasa, Monday. "ie principle. r grammar, ngr.ln
Hick at Colli re" in the 'r- "' Mrs. V. . Hickox enter- familiarizing then elvi with thr
for th" benefit Of tlv ' fc '" Sunday. Mr. and Mrs ru,,Si ,,,,.,, ,,nll t .--,t l,i r it In f,
this week, refreshments will b bs ball boj , All of the plays K ven I A Orasaaa and family. Mra, B 1 Kni,., feanad tba elaas te he en
rved VI mbers are requested to so fnr by the high school have been i ""k-x and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haw- . ',,
, , , ,' , .... kj.w dignified and intelligent. I'm urc
high order and this one promi-es "'". fc """
( a :i McOrogor and Mrs 1
nftern. on
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1 I ' III t tl Ui'liL til I llli.l III Pi. .
1.1- eyec, but found Dr. Pi ' 'v "'' ',;' '"' t0
1 I mi hi- arrival. '" pnsoenl end addreas the mooting.
Den Ruth rford retun to the, I recently put In a hUga
r"'-v v "" vh'"- ,"- hi '1'ipl.e. .1 at 1 ., Ollns tank and Install d a 1,1.110 to
pump the gasoline. Ha will sail al
used to purchase suits for the ha-- ,;" l" nl Sunday with Mra. C E
1
. ..I Whitney. 1
throufl I t iii.. 11
to M- it . I. mi oi thai pi
Conn..! N . u,. an. I !'ai ill' d I.
their 1 oi th ween
Fail an llui en, while pi. ball
on Thur la received a icvei 1
in in-- left ankle.
Stan Van liui.n and family moved
to then homestead oa Wedaoaday,
H. c. Rims of I'n.ty waaa vl dtot ai
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mi. iiiiii:hii 1 ,, .mine Minion, over
Sunday, returning home on Monday
He broiieht with him several hundred
pound- .. bo mud neat wlurh is
being handled at the Ironside store
llr. aSS took back a load of piovi-
nam with him.
Theln a and Klton Smith returned
from Ontario last week where they
have been attending ichool.
Miss Mary l.ocev who has been
visiting in Ontario the pust three
months, returned to her home here
the lust of the week
" ' ' I and family moved
to their aaeaaatead aear Cariile Butte
the first of the week, where th. will
lay for a short time to do their1
Spring work, then they will move to
the Kim- sawmill on Weal Camp
here thev will be emplocd foi the
summer.
1 oyd Weavi r and famll) of Bonlts
who have hoi n 1 mployod i't the I
farm the paal five months haw
turned to th. ir taiiu at li.uiit.i
Arthur Young returned from .m-
t.no oa Baturda after two weeks
it with friends al Ontario.
Willie Bunt n turned from Brogaa
with a load ' on 8 ind 1
Walter llin.
Claude Den 1. Il and fai ill) of Mal
heur have mooed to the Loco) home.
win re Mr Dei rick Will bl employed
mi the farm.
K. Nichols w.iit to 'Vegan on
v his fi 'illy after
spending the winter In 0 tat Mr.
Nichols will i .'fiiu haul g lumber
from Oatarii -eon to b Ud aow
4 ' da llii house on his plaos al
ball 1.
Amldon.
Little llernard Fastman, four venn " l",'-sr' Wright and daughter
old, is quite in with itright disease. Sarah- trm near Woioor, were
A train ur M from I visiting relatives in this section the
t. ndaneo, i latt,,r Prt of this week.
Tie a-t of the Crange pla , 1
and delta r
.ni quantltio to
Mi sad Mrs. w. Quarterman are
1 daughti 1. i.. . 1
March .'.
so, who I.. ;. , n conduct
ing a picture -how lure, announces he
will give mx rat Is of go .i pictures
ew i 1 ii.i:. algbl at Frank HaiL
Mr, T. C. Howard on 1 ivitli 11 bmm
j
'i act ltd at l.i.-t M , day. .v'hii
milking, the SOU StOBfod 00 Ms fOOl
and in trying to free alt -if ths ...
rnuaaa aim to fall in such a mannei
thai one of n, a. Lie bones was
broken.
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I the first of the week to i'ii ,,,i. ,...., . l...
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SehOOl rooms on account of diphthenu.
(."has. Davis, who formerly lived
here, WOJ chosen from tho Paette
high school to go to Naauag last week
aS one of the donatio., ill tlU' lonle-t
a that pl.ue.
Mi. un.l Mis. !:. K. Huntei drove i.
Air. J. o. SmUifiolds, mar Ontario,
last Thursda.N. He also attended Sun
da) school at the Methodist church
Sunday, the firai ho has booa abk
to k" slaco Last Oetobor.
So' l ' Deal, conference mission
ar secretary, was la Nampa Taos
da) and Wodneedaj of laai week to
conduct s 1 Issionary Institute.
Il nle.
Ro Bl 1 Baker ths
the wees for s fc da) visit
family.
v" ai.a 1 la.-,!, horse buyer af
Raker, was In the vii nit) the last oi
the an ek purchasing ho
an arrived la
lay on busii
M Duncan entertained a number
to dinner oa Bunday.
John Smith and famll) .-pent Friday
ill the S ,...- 1 1. u.
Mr. and Mrs. II TV Wood of G
Ing are here looking after baaia
ta. Mr. and Mrs. Wood pur-
n ral ear load- of 1 all apples
bora la.t fall which they sold in the
Gooding district They are planning
' hi' 1 -ome thi if a siiffi. 1. it '
quantity is available.
Miss Mariam L. Woodberrv and
Row. Ladwig Thompson, superintend
ent of Coiigiegational Missions, will
speak at the Congregational church
April 1st. Miss Woodberrv comes to
Stud) conditions and impart informa
tion 1 on. ..ruing home missionary work.
Ml - !'i ! l.andon, a newcomer here
and who possesses a sweet and eajL
tared voi.e. will sine; severul solos.
A spirit of activity is abroad
throughout the length of the valley
plowing, seeding and the spiaving 1
orchards is the chief work just now
L. !: a .1 ....
mi iiiugiiiiiceiu w earner conditio
Which have prevailed for the last few
awoks has bOOa the means of pushin"
spring work well ahead. Orchardists
lepoit that the fruit spurs are thick!,,
set and with the partial rest that
some varieties of apple, had la.-t star
that the fl crop should be a bum
per one. a larger acreage than usual
li being prepared for corn this year.
The improved soil conditions has made
the growing Of this staple grain a
table on.- and it Is stat. i to
old oastera far man that unite as goad
l"i'ii can be raised here a.- in many
sections of Nebraska and Illinois.
A large number of silos were built in
l'.'i;.-l!U by the farmers of the val
ley, and many more are contemplating
ouiiuinj, me coming season.
Father Nolan the proud posi
of new I'm,! runabout, the 1
the members of the Catholic elm,, li at
PayOttO. lather Nolan is pa-t... of
the Payette, New Plymouth and Pa
'
royally entertained at the Mulled
roach, Monday evening.
KINGMAN KOI.OVY NEWS,
Peter Mellink has leased the A. F
Wad. farm for three years. Mr. Mel
link is an enterprising young Holland- problems of pattern making, moulding,
they will ull muke splendid tenche. ..
Last, but b no mean least, I
'the Domestic Science and Art dOBSUft
sent, :mi ted b) Miss Gray. TVis
occasion was most enjoyable I..,.,,
the girls were making delicious little
Individual sponge oakoa, and a .
donated one to the -,.,., pan." I
studying batter and 1
. o. mictions and tl..
delicious popovers, hponge and
cukes ore no less surprising tl.a.,
true. The art class was solving the
t Mdffllot
or of S
Pebeccahs was attended by s lis
crowd and was a great sues..
The Nyess barber shop of Mr. Chin
t. : i. , 1 , ..
i'iiw-iiii eiiniiKcn nanus, in new mil
being Delhi tiiton
Mr. F. K,i villa, who for the rtiJ
months, has been visiting hi- bajBJ 1
Ablsuis, Wisconsin, has rvtrnsi 1
Ns,.i.
MRS
. KELLEY IS
CONVALESCI
er who has been in this country about
five year-.
Miss Dorothy Pilcher, of Spurta,
Wis., has arrived in the Kolony and
will be the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Maxwell, for the summer.
A force of carpenters from New
Plymouth will commence work on H.
D. Thompson's new bungalow this
week. Mr. Thompson is a popular and
successful teacher in the New Ply
mouth school and has been engaged
to ' ach the Kolony school the coming
Bl He recently bought a forty acre
ranch here, and he and his wife will
move over from New Plymouth as
soon a.s school closes.
Mr. ami Mrs. Peter I.Ian, formerly!
of Nyssa. have moved into the "White
Hou-e" on Mr Kingman's land. Mr.
Man has rented a part of Mr. King-'
man's land.
A sewing class of nine members has
been organized among the girls of oun
school. Miss Florence Kingman will '
instruct them. The boys are consider- i
ing forming a manual training da.--.
but have not yet completed their or
ganization. Mrs. William Waltz BBS
had charge of the school since Mis,
Carl SOB resigned and is proving a
most efficient teacher.
n the evening of March IS. Miss
Kingman entertained a part yof 15
young people in honor of Miss Helen
Peck- birthday aaaivorsary, A hilar
ious evening was spent playing g
and a dainty lunch was served When
etc., two girls working together and
fitting each other. WI,. u my tour
wus completed 1 found that it wus tune
for school to he dismissed. I had no
idea that it was m late, and thought
whdt a very short ami agreeable da .
VALUf OF CROP ROTATION.
No real friend of agriculture
advocates tiie lii-edless raising of
ttiiugs. That has rained i., mucu
good luud In 1 Ins country la the
past It is Wnstlag IBS tertillty
of uiuuy acres now Uut raistug
things by good farming Is a dif
ferent proiKwItlon, tiecaubo It re
quires th,. maintenance of the
moans or ralslug them. The nrst
essentlul to a good system of
farmiug Is a crop rotation, the
next proper niai proStaUs ue of
the products. A prevailing crop
rotatlou Is usually the result of
the pust experience of the farm
ers of the locality, nod it sbould
not be lightly discarded Hut It
may nave aoesas sort of hab
it It might he much improved.
ihis is worth thinking about
Is the rotation followed the host
poMinie oue .' COUM It he cluing
ed with benefit to the farm and
farmer? What have boon die
affOCtS Of the pas, BjoteOJ oU the
Mad Bad 00 its preseut capaclti
to produce good 01, .7 .National
Jstockmau and Vwnam,
Ihe many friends of Mrs. Mi
of Payette will bo glad to heartto
Mie 1- convalescing from the srnNSBJ
operation she underwent in the H
Itosary hospital last Saturday. J
Kelley who is editor of the Pay
independent, is in Onturio and will rJ
main for several days.
Faster Song Festival.
the 1 rthday cake was cat, it was Aki m ,-
found that Dorothy Pilcher had .awn ,, ' ta u,u,1 ISMM
the thi lie, Fail Warren Ik. ,1 , , "'"" !'''' '"(-' gamOS and had I
Karl Warren the ,;., 1 M '"""'- and had
Helen Peck the coin. " V" " '"
The MOSOS home was the icene of the Kc ' '
l-J Of March Xt iCoo
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Hymn Christ the Ford is Uises
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Hymn Golden Harps are Soundinf
Announcements
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Lord's Prayer la Ualaaa
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Anthem-Cod M Loved the World
HymnHail 10 the Lord
1 a-torai Prayer
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Aniiounci ments
Anthem The King of Raster Day"
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Raster Thoughts Rev. I
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