V O tl HK IX
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tiy an Innocent Bystander
THU RSDA Y, DKCEM UEK 1«. I M «
NUM BER »
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- ■IL— J _ X
16699941
M iss L a w r e n c e
W e d in S e a t t le
Andre Chomel
Dies After Four
OLD Clli HILL
Months 9 llness
I
MASONS TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
ON DECEMBER 10
Miss M a r g u e rite L aw ren ce, c h a r m
ing d a u g h t e r ot Mr. and Mrs F. W.
L a w r e n c e a n d Mr. W oodrow Helen,
son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Reich b f Me.l-
ftird w ere u n ite d in m a r r ia g e on th e
2 5 th of N o v e m b e r while visiting In
S e a ttle . W a s h in g to n .
*
Upon r e t u r n i n g to th e valley the
C e n tra l P o in t Lodge No. 135 A K.
follow ing S u n d a y th ey
kep t
th e ,r
*v A M . will hold a s ta te d c o m m u n i
w ed d in g a secret until recently.
Miss Peggy w ore a lovely blue ca tio n a t t h e i r hull in C e u tra l Point
wool s p o r ts d re s s w hile th e groom W ed n e sd a y , D ecem ber 16. s t a r t i n g
was attired
in t h e c o n v e n tio n a l a t I p. in. T h is 1* th e r e g u l a r a n n u a l
bro w n laiV ern Ketch, b r o t h e r of th e m e e tin g at w hich officers fo r th e
g ro o m acte d a s best man. T h e w ed new y e a r will hP elected. T w o c a n d i
in to th "
d in g took p lace in th e C h ris tia n d a te s a r e to be in itia te d
c h u rc h of S e a tt le with t h e p a s to r of lodge. W ork will be in th e M. M. d e
gree.
ficiating.
A r e c e s s will be tu k en at 6 o'clock
Mrs. Reich g r a d u a t e d
front the
w
hen
a t u r k e y d i n n e r will be en-
C e n tr a l Point high school with the
class of ‘35 a n d Is a p o p u la r m e m b e r ! Joyed. F o llow ing th e d in n e r lodge
of th e y o u n g e r set. Mr
R eich, a w ork will be re s u m e d a n d th e final
g r a d u a t e of th e M edford S e n io r high ! b u sin e ss of t h e y e a r com pleted.
all th e
a t t e n d e d S o u th e r n O regon
N orm al, I V isiting m e m b e r s from
lodges
In
t
h
e
valley
a
r
e
expected
and
a f t e r w hich he a tt e n d e d law school
¡a la r g e a t t e n d a n c e
Is hoped for.
In S eattle.
work
T h e young couple will m a k e th eir i C o m m itte e s a r e now h a rd at
h o m e on th e Reich fr u it ra n c h h ere I p re p a r in g fo r th e m ee tin g und dtn-
| tier.
In th o valley.
All .Masons In th e c o m m u n it y a rc
T h e A m erican Joins t h e i r
m any
u
rg
e d to a t t e n d thi* im p o r t a n t m e e t
fr ie n d s in ex p res sin g c o n g r a t u l a
ing.
tions.
"Tap*,” t h e n io st lo n eso m e sound
on earth , ha* s o u n d e d a n d an o th e r
war-torn v e te r a n of th e " w a r to end
wars" ha* " g o n e w e s t." A n d re Ch -
mel, so ldier a n d g e n tl e m a n h as laid j
aside the b u r d e n a n d gone to answ er
At the regular monthly meeting ,.f
the roll r a i l o f t h e " M a s te r of alii the city council Monday night sever
A ndre I Chom el, well know n rest- i
good w o r k m e n . ”
al m atters of special interest we-e dent and business m an of C e n tra l
* • •
discussed. After the usual routine Point for th e past eight years, pass- •
And s o m e w a y we know th a t when business had been attended to the ed away at th e Sacred H e a rt hospl- '
the Master g r e e t s t h a t little man m atter of allowing the city library tal S atu rd ay m o rn in g at
7 o'clock
with the s t o u t h e a r t , H e will greet to move Into the old city hall was in u fter an illness of th e past f o u r j
hint with a s m il e a n d a glad wel troduced.
months.
come F o r “ of su c h is th e Kingdom
Mr. It. H. Moore informed th"
Mr. Chomel wan ho rn in Saint
of H eaven ." T h e s e U nited States council th at the library was com pell Etienne, France, A ugust 16,
1SS4.I
never h ad a t r u e r citizen th a n this ed to move from their present q u a r and aged 52 years, 3 m onth* a n d 19
adopted son. O u r city a n d co un ty has ters and owing to the fact th at th» days. From boyhood he d re a m e d <’f
lost a t r u e fr ie n d . No m an of recent only income of the library was the coming to America to live an d hi*
years w o rk e d h a r d e r fo r th e wel 110 per month furnished by the dream was fulfilled in 19U7, w hen
fare an d b e a u ti f i c a ti o n of his homt city and $5 a month from th e coun he cam e to C anada. H ere he lived
ty, his wife, who is librarian, felt it I until th e W orld W a r, w hen he en-
town t h a n he.
• • •
was out of the question for her t o 1 deavored to join a v o lu n te e r C anudl-
pay
rent out of so meagre a sum
an reg im en t for service oversell*.
Andre C h o m e l h a s gone.
Hut h
Mr. Moore called attention to th e Heing rejected on a c c o u n t of hi*
left behind h im a reco rd a n d an ex
ample w hich it w ould p ro fit us all fact that his wife had served as 11- sm all s t a tu r e , Mr. Choinel w ent to
to follow. A n d t h e h e a rt fe l t sym pa b rarian for a num ber of years w ith - 1 th e F rench Consul an d offered his
thy of th e e n t i r e c o m m u n ity goes out any salary at all and that she Is!serv ices to th e ho m elan d. He w as ac-
out to th e s o r r o w i n g w om an
who. compell»d to pay for lost books, ccpted an d sent at once to F ran ce,
C h im ici
A ndre
with h e r s i s te r s , sits to d ay in lonli postage on books returned to Med- H ere he became a m a c h in e g u n n e r
ness. May t h e G r e a t C o m fo r te r be ford and other incidental expenses with thp F ren ch forces before V e r - 1
tab le to th e u n ceasing
labor*
oi
out of the $15 per month received, dun.
with h e r in h e r sorro w .
M rs. M a rie H ilk e y
GRANGE NOTES
Mr. H. P. Jew ett spoke in faro:
D uring th e fam o u l siege of Ver- Mrs. Chom el an d h e r sister. Miss
Mesnagc.
P le a s a n t ly S u rp rised
of retaining the library if at all j dun, Mr. Chomel su ffe re d t e r r ib l e
This w eek seeH a n o t h e r ch an g e l»1
A well a t t e n d e d m ee tin g of C en
possible. Several other citizens al o , in ju rie s in th e explosion of a m in e.
A n d re C hom el served one t e r m on '
the a r r a n g e m e n t
along “ M a i n
tr a l P oint G r a n g e was held D ecem
Mr*. M arie H ilkey w as p le a s a n tly
heartily endorsed the library an d Its from w hich he never e n tirely reeov- th e city councl1 of (' e n , r a > »’«, 'n t a »“ 1!
S treet” . T h e c it y lib ra ry , which for
b e r I Six m em ber# of Gold
Htii s u r p r is e d las t
was
re-elecled
th
i
s
fall.
Hq
was
an
T hursday
when
a
value to the city.
|e r e d , a lth o u g h he was se n t back to
the past five y e a r s h a s been located
at
h er
The council finally passed a r e s o - , he Jineg whon rtig, harg ed from th e e n th u s ia s t ic w o r k e r fo r th e up b u il d G ra n g e w ere p re s e n t a n d c o n t r i b u g r o u p of f r ie n d s g a th e r e d
in the old M e r r i t t building, is being lutlon perm itting the lib rary
ing of his c o m m u n ity a n d won th e ted to (lie p ro g ra m . Solos by Messrs. home.
to hospital,
moved to t h e old city hall. Too bad move Into th e old city hall t e m p o r
respect a n d r e g a r d of all w ho knew K stam udo. Mr; Fish a n d J e s s e Fish
Mrs. H ilkey received m a n y lovely
At th e close of th e w ar, Mr. Cho-
uev m oved t h a t old bastile away arily. pending a conference with th e!
Mm. H o was a p p o in t e d to r e p r e s e n t w ere g re a tly en jo y e d ns well as tip* g il ls b i t e r w hich a gay
a fte rn o o n
1921 he
..«„i in th e r e a r of t h a t building. II school hoard. It 1* hoped th e scho ol, tnel r e t u r n e d . to . . . C anada. In
.
.. .__ the city on th e b o ard of d ir e c to r s of p ian o solo by Mrs. G albrntli. Mem was spent In v a rio u s ways
to th e United S tates, living
might h a v e c o m e in h and y
when board will see Its way to pay p a rt of. i came
th e J a c k s o n C o u n ty
Chamber
of bers of o u r o w n G ra n g e p a r t ic i p a
T hose present w ere:
,_
. . . ....
,
...
,
'o
r
a
short tim e In M ontana, a f t e r -
read in g
those o b s t r e p e r o u s y o u n g sters got the cost of supporting the library. I
N aom i Berg, E m m a H ilkey, Della
.
.
. ,
.
,
, , _ C o m m erce and was a fa i th f u l a tte n - t i n g in t h e p ro g r a m with
’
w ards moving to Los Angeles. H ere . . .
too wild. M aybe th e y will stick 'em Severs . member* of the council ex-
B irdie
S a tte rle e .
Ada
.
,
. .
..
i u a n t a t a ll m e e tin g s of th e board, were D. E. W ilson, Mr. Dorn, Mis-. M ulhoon,
h< was em ployed for a tim e a s a
Maust an d a sho rt talk on m ail de T h o m p so n . Mr*. M
in tb ^ old v a u lt .
W. K oepsell,
pressed .he opinion th at th e city • pJKtr>
„ U r # e hotel W hHe w h e re his s h r e w d advice a n d dry
• • •
liveries by Mr. Vincent.
lien,. P e n d le t o n , M a r ia n n a D awney,
should not be compelled to „ay all
Log A ngPle* he m et th e Mi**«* h u m o r will be m uch missed.
T h e G ra n g e g r e a t l y
e n jo y e d
a N aom i M ilhoon, Mrs. W r i g t h , Mr*.
Y esterd ay o u r lonely street wa- the cost of library maintea.u.ce, on Val„ n tl n e an(, Ko8aIia M#gn* Se. w ho
Mr. C hom el had no re la tiv e s
in
clo th es h a n g in g race b etw een th e Mary P a r k e r , Oale C a n tre ll, M a r g a r
suddenly
overrun
with a great account of the fact th a t so m a n > | ooni, „ r , P(, an a p a r t m e n t honse.
He thi* C o u n tr y an d leaves only bis wife
“ g ro u p " of c le a n e rs. Tall, sh ort and students and others living o u t s i d e » ^
M(gs VaIenUne Megnagp
WPf„ Mrs. V a len tin e C hom el an d hdr sls- m a s te r a n d t h e newly elected m as t et Mil-key, M arie Hilkey. C h ild re n
te r , tl|6 ' f o r m e r w inn ing th e prize. p re s e n t w e re C aro l Rao Iterg, Edna
middle-sized w o m e n sp r a n g into ac the city are reg ular n«ers oi its f.i unHed
m a r r „ gf. otl Mav 1( 1!(27 'e r# and relatives, besides a host of
P la n s a r e well u n d e r w ay Tor a car-, „Mile. P e rg , Alice P a r k e r and David
tion a n d in v e ry sh o rt
tim e th*
A petition, signed by 100 citizens:
friend* to m o u rn his loss.
n iv al to Iw held. In th e h a l l T h u r s L eroy! S a tte rle e .
| In 1928 th e y m oved to C e n tra l
floors, w in d o w s a n d sidewalk about
F u n e r a l services w ere held y e s t e r
D ain ty refr<‘*hm«fits w ere reeved
t h i o ld i b r a r y room uexi door to of th e cite. a«kK.e th e * council t o , P o in t * h*r * he I » « " * “ «* t h - olw d a y m o r n in g at i n o ’clock from t h " day evening. D ecem b er 17. T h e iism -
al c a rn iv a l g a m e s will be in evidence
.•
.
_
f
*u
O
n
t
r
a
l
P
oint
H
otel,
v*hlch
stood
ou
our s a n c t u m w ere spotless. H u m b l e pass an ordinance forbidding th e
in as well as v audeville a c ts and r e
: » „ 1 .,.
th e p re s e n t site of th e Associated •Sacred H e a rt C ath o lic c h u r c h
3 package* .Ielle and
one p a c k
Inquiry fro m a m e r e m an disclosed operation of * .. pin-hall
m achines In
.
Medford with Uev. F a t h e r F ra n c i s f r e s h m e n t booth*.
ag e c h o c o la te — 1 8c. Marine's.
the ladies w ere p r e p a r in g for a " b a Central Point, was
presented
by s « " ,ce
c o r,ie r
Plnu TV Black, o fficiating. I n t e r m e n t w as
It w as voted to hold in sta lla tio n
z a a r" for t h e P. T. A. They said we Rev C. A. Phillips, who s p o k e , • t ™ * a " d l h '
h ‘* hw “ Jr A<* In t h e fam ily plot in t h e J a c k s o n
of
officers on M o nday even in g , De
1
t
e
r
sp
en
ding
sev
eral
th
o
u
s
a
n
d
dol
M bs W y v e ite Boswell of M edford
m ight s n e a k in for “ e a ts ” to m o r stron gly in urging its pa "age. CM
ville c e m e te ry , w h e re th e s e r v i c e 1
c e m b e r 21. T h is service wil be co n a tt e n d e d th e w e d d in g of Iwr b r o t h e r
lars in ren ov atin g a n d rem odeling
row.
account of the fact th a t a test care
the old s t r u c tu r e . Mr. C hom el de was rend by F a t h e r Black, followed , d u c te d by a te a m fro m th e G range. in P o r t la n d d u r i n g th e T h a n k s g iv in g
• * *
regard In gthe legality of th e
m a
by a c e rem o n y co n d u c te d
by th e A special p r o g r a m is being a r r a n g e d
holiday.
W hile ye sc r ib e was ' end eav orlm chines in this state is now in th e cided to te a r it dow n an d build a C h a p la in
of
th
e
eM
dford
post fo r th a t e v e n in g in t h e fo rm of »
more m o d ern place. T h is was done
to p e rs u a d e so m e of th e energetic courts, the council decided to lay th e
Mr. und .Mrs. F r a n k
Moon and
gam es,
an d th e presen t ho tel an d cottage* of th e A m erican L egion uud th u C h r is tm a s p a r t y w ith eats ,
window c le a n e r s to keep rig h t on to m a tte r on th e table until th e first
Disabled
A m erican
V e te ra n s
of
songs, and a tree. E v e ry o n e a t t e n d little d a u g h t e r . Fidiullu of Medford
w ere built from th e reclaim ed l u m
the alley a n d m a k e a good Job of it meeting in Janu ary .
ber from t h e old b u ild in g T h e c o r th e W orld W ar, an d closed w ith th e ing is to b ri n g a gift not to exceed w ere g u ests at t h e K e n n e th l l u lh u r t
while th e y w e re a t it, a d ear old
The m a tte r of allowing such m a
All m e m b e r s a r e h o m e T u e s d a y evening. Mrs. Moon
ner lot was leased to t h e Associated firin g of a s a l u te by a s q u a d of N a 15 cen ts value.
lady h u r r i e d up. W h e n asked if *h> chines in the city iB a ro u s in g a good
tio n al G u a rd s m a n an d th e s o u n d in g u rged to k e e p th is d a t e in m ind uud was h f o r m e r teach in th e C e n tra l
Oil company.
w anted a jo b , sh e replied she al deal of interest and it is said a coun
o f " T a p s " by a loue b u g l e . , P all- as th is is a n open m e e tin g visitors P oint high school. Shi' was th e n Miss
L a te r Mr. Chom el p u rc h a s e d the
ready h a d o n e— sh e had been asked ter-petition will be in troduced next rest of th e block, to r e dow n th e old b ears Included M ayor G eo rge P o r t e r a r e Invited.
Flo ssie B lackw ell
of M edford; M ayor-elect J. O. I s a a c
to in fo rm fu s t h a t o u r b e tte r ha!r month.
G ra n g e is to p a rt ic i p a te in th e
buildings, and b u ilt tw o larg e stucco
son of C e n tr a l P o in t ; City C ouncil a n n u a l o ff ic e rs ' c o n feren ce
had d e s e r te d us. W e replied th a t w»
to
lie
co ttages and was e n g a g e d In la n d
m an L H a tfie ld and C ity T r e a s u r e r held a t th e J a c k s o n v ill e G ra n g e hall
should w o rry , w ith all the ladies in L ittle A n n D en m an
scaping th e e n tire p ro p e r ty a t the
E d w a r d W. J o n e s of C e n tr a l P o in t ;
town flo c k in g a b o u t o u r neighbor
W ins B ab y Priz* tim e of his last Illness. T h e H otel Mr. Bailey of M edford a n d a frien d D ecem ber 11. II E C. will m eet w ith
hood. T h e n we fad ed away mighty
Mrs. C u ster D ecem b er 23.
and C o tta g e s V a la n d ra , a* th e C ho
T H E FKIHCRATHD (JlItTBOB
of th e deceased from Jacksonville.
lively, b e f o r e a n y of th ose ladies
mel
p
ro
p
e
r
ty
is
k
n
o
w
n
,
h
a
s
an
es
lt«-v. R o b e rt »’hu rle« I / w t a , Pai»to>
The anxiously aw aited display of
All bu sin ess h o u s e s
in
C e n tra l
h u sb a n d s a p p e a r e d .
P h one HI.
the Baby Salon pictures ta k e n by tab lish ed r e p u t a ti o n of being one of
■ • •
P oint, t o g e t h e r w ith th e city offices, H ig h S c h o o l A lu m n i
th
e
n
ea
te
st
and
most
up-to-date
Bible School— A. W. Ayars, Bup-
Shangle were show n at th e Medford
We n o ted a r a t h e r u n u su al thing
T o H o ld B a n q u et rt n te n d e n t , 9 : 8 0 A. M
sto p p in g places in t h e e n ti r e N o rth w ere closed y e s te rd a y m o r n in g d u r
Hotel last week. More t h a n H O ex
ing th e f u n e r a l hour.
at th e f u n e r a l o f Mr. Chom el yester
M orning W o rs h ip — 1 1 :0 « A. M.
ceptionally fine ph o to g rap h s tn ad e it west. Much of its success Is attribu -
A fter m u c h dis cussion It was d e
day. A m o n g t h e m en w ho carried
Y.P.S.C E. — (t w o g r o u p s ) .
6 :3 0
h ard for th e ju dges to decide. K. P.
cided to a g a in hold th e b a n q u e t in
him to his la s t re s tin g place were
p.
m.
L a d ie s o f P .T .A .
o'Neii. m anage r of th e Kastm an k >• B irth d a y D in n er
th e G ra n g e H all, on M onday evenin g
the m a y o r s o f tw o cities, a city t r e a
E v en in g S e rv ie s — 7 : 8 0 p. in
dak Store; Max 81ms, a r t is t from
th o 28th o f D e cem b er,
w ith
th e
T
o
H
o
ld
B
a
z
a
a
r
s u r e r a n d a fellow city councilman
F or H ild e g a r d P ie r c e
W o m e n 's Bible s t u d y class«# T u e s
Trail: and Miss Marian Ady from
H
om
e
E
co
n
o
m
ies
g
r
o
u
p
serving.
And th e c a s k e t w as d rap ed with the
day a f t e r n o o n fro m 2 to 6 o 'd o d k <a
th e Normal school in Ashland w e r e
D onald R lch itfdson, law s t u d e n t at
l a d i e s of th e P a r e n t - T e a c h e r a s
A m erican flag h e h ad come to love
Mr. an d Mrs.
E m il
L an g e
of
c h a rg e of Mrs. H. A D avisson. F r o m
the judges. The ju dges knew none of
th
e
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
of
O
regon
w
as
u
n
a
n
i
a lt h o u g h h e h a d n e v e r worn th e uni
Medford w ere host an d hostess a t a sociation will hold a b a z a a r a n d
3 to 4 o'clock In c h a r g e #f Mts. It
the babies personally.
form of t h i s c o u n tr y . Not bad for a
b ir th d a y d in n e r given in h o n o r ot " w h it e e le p h a n t' 'sale F r i d a y at th e m ously ch o sen to a c t a s t o a s t m a s t e r C. Lewis.
Little Ann D enm ann of Medford '
a t th e i m p e n d in g b a n q u e t.
man w ho h a d only been In this coun
little Marie H lld e g a rd P ie rc e 's sec old li b r a r y building.
or. 2 :8 0 p. m. T uesd ay .
was prlre w in ner In th e first gro up; ;
Chilli, pie an d coffee will bo s e r v
try a few y e a rs . W o n d e r how many
ond b ir th d a y , Nov. 8
T h e Invited
T he F is h e rm e n 's
OTUb. W e d n e s
Hetty Lou C lark, prize w inn er In the
Mrs. K eizer visited h e r
h u sb a n d
of us w o u ld " r a t e ” such an honor.
guest* were Mrs. Marie Lange, Mrs. ed all day a n d t h e r 0 will be boo ths
day
6
:0
0
p.
m.
second group: and Jacq u ely n P err-
H lld eg ard P ierce, Mr. a n d Mrs. P u r o f fancy w ork, a p ro n s , dish tow els, S a tu r d a y a t c a m p on th e lo w er K la
T h e F a m ily G a th e rin g .
W e d n e s
sult was w inn er in th e th i r d group.
can n ed f r u i t an d jelly a n d tho w h ite m a th River.
day. 8 : 0 0 p m.
M iss L o tu s H e sse lg r a v ei Robert D unn. C en tra l P oin t, won cell of Medford a n d th e h o n o r guest e le p h a n t booth. T h e G irl Scouts will
Marie H lld e g a rd Pierce.
Cho4r P ra c tic e — T h u rs d a y . 7 :4C
Mrs. L a n g s to n , Sr. is a t t h e C o m
M a rries K e n n e th N olte honorable mention. J o a n an d Je a n T h e cro w n in g e v e n t w as a lovely also h a v e a candy booth.
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Head* Heal Hale — Mrs. G eo rge p n eu m o n ia.
f ’H K fH T IA 'f C H r R C H
of R e v e re n d K n o tts , on December able mention. Two sets of tw ins were
T h e hostess p r e s e n te d th e h o n o r T re tc h le r is c h a i r m a n of th e 1936
I IrCVn, A. P h n * | e , XHi*l*«cr
Give a S in g e r sew in g m a c h in e or
8 th. L o tu s H e sse lg ra v e . d a u g h te r of entered from h e re — Jo a n and Je a n guest with a b e a u ti fu l blue a n d pink C h ris tm a s seal sale drive. W ith h e r
Bible School 1 0 :0 0 A. M. R oland
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Mr. a n d Mrs. F r e d Hesselgrave wa* Davis a n d th e Dunn tw ins of which hand em b r o id e r e d dress. L ittle Ma corps of w o r k e r s she e x p e rt s to S in g e r V a c u u m
H over, Supt
u n ite d in m a r r i a g e to K en n eth No! * Robert Is one
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C o m m u n io n a n d P re a c h i n g , 11 (•"
»on of Mr. a n d Mrs. H enry Nolte of
1**1 y e a r fo r »he m m p a l r n a g a in s t K latt, d i s t r i b u t o r
A M S u b je c t "F ull G ro w n Sin.
gtfts.
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T h e co u p le w ere a tte n d e d by Mr. |
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G ive C on cert H ere W illiam G. P ay n e. E th el May Du-
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Monday to h a v e a n im b e d d e d wls*
ford.
Vincent.
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Pr.ycr and E'.t'.e Ltudy. Weil.
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aftern o o n .
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Mr». Belle Davis, m o t h e r of Mrs t h e p re s e n t. Mrs. F a r r a wan la M ed review- t h e L / . i i of Daniel.
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a n d is w ell k n o w n th r o u g h out th-
of . th e
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