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VOL XVI
£l)c (Date Citi) Jtomrnal
NYSSA. MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 19. 1918
NO. 3fi
OWYHEE
(BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT)
Sells 20 Acre F a rm -
Consideration $3,000
Mr. F ran k Newbill told his 20-acre
ranch, last week, to Geo. Sm ith o f Sue
k e r Creek for a consideration of $3,000
and is to give possession on May 1.
W hile the comm unity will be glad to
welcome th e Sm ith fam ily it very much
re g ia ts th e necessity for N ew bill’s
leaving.
Once more i* illu stra te s very strongly
O w yhee’s u rg e n t need of a high school.
Mr. and M rs. N ew bill’s two children
are obliged to be k ep t in high school as
Miss Thelm a g rad u ates from the 8th
g rade this term , a t the age of 15, and
C harles is alm ost through his freshm an
y ear. These youug folks are too young
fo r concientious p a ren ts to be willing
to send aw ay from home to go to school
consequently these p a re n ts have made
sacrifices to go with th eir children and
m ake a home fo r them n ear a high
school. This ought not to be necessary
fo r Owyhee is a prosperous enough
comm unity to support its own high
school. We H AVE TO face this prob
lem for our school in the n e x t two
y ears is due to g rad u ate a t least 14 or
15 children who will be ready for high
achool, some as young as 13 and 14
years; fa r too young to think of send
ing aw ay from home to go to school.
A nyway who w anta to conclude th eir
childrens education w ith th e 8th grade
in this day and age.
The a rg u m en t is advanced th a t we
o u g h t not to go to such an expense in
w ar tim es, b u t we cannot afford to sus
pend the aducation o f th e fu tu re g e n er
ations even if we have o th er big expen
ses to m eet. They, too, will have big
problem s too m eet and need to be prop
erly eq u ip p el to do it.
Ju n io r Red Cross
Doing Their P art
The Ju n io r Red Cross under th e guid
ance of Mrs W. Guy Thompson m et at
M rs. Thom pson’s home to sew S a tu r
day afternoon. The young folks have
surely done th eir bit fo r th e Red Cross
th is w in ter having made ten large g a r
m en ts and ten pairs bootees besides one
dozen sw eaters and some socks. A fte r
th e ‘‘sew ing b ee” lig h t refreshm ents
w ere served by Mrs. Thompson.
Arranged to Procure Service Flag
moved
Ra-
a con-
Iwards
build-
of the
fam ily
o u t on
ves in
num-
con-
ds of
rm era
while
to live
ephore
¡m u s
tier
with
then
it im-
dissp-
hed to
re the
school
was very
erecting,
san e a
and Mr.
fave sev-
. The
delivered
1 d ealt
nto the
in car-
. The
num-
A nother
n ex t S a t-
of th e
ss, and
ATT.
yhee.
, Long
see d28
hile you
SAVE OUR SONS
$1.50 PER YEAR
5c PER COPY
Arcadia AND Boulevard
Vale Notes
Big Bend
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Mrs A. B. F razier ia »n th e aick list
this week.
Cairo school has a new th ird grade
pupil, Ellen Reep.
Mrs. Wylie F ra k e s is on th e sick
list this week w ith la grippe.
H elen K ellar ia a b sen t from school
this week w ith the liberty m easles.
W esley McComb is ju 3 t recovering
from an a tta c k o f the lib erty measles.
Modest Moore was ab sen t from
school last Friday on account of sick
ness
Mr. and Mrs. Je sse Brown are the
happy p aren ts o f a baby girl, Edith
Coy.
Mr. and Mrs. T aylorjw ere down from
Lincold S ixty-four Sunday visiting rel
atives.
Harold von Readon had to give up
Lincoln S ix ty -fo u r achool on account of
poor health.
Ruby Donaldson of Valley View has
ju s t sta rte d to school since her attack
of m easles.
Ms. L J . Taylor w e n t to W estfall
W ednesday, w here he will work for
awhiie.
Miss Gladys McComb and Miss Viv
ian T aylor sp en t W ednesday visiting
Valley View school.
G ilb ert Dean has quit echool for this
term on account of fa rm w o rr. By
good w orking he made his credits.
Route 1 has a new m ail carrier, D.
W. D ugger. He has a new C hivrolet.
W e are very sorry to lose (j. W. Wood.
Willie F a rm e r of R iverside came
down Monday visiting relativ es, J . H.
T ay lo r's.
He le ft W ednesdry for
W estfall.
Valley View school teachers, Mr.
and Mrs. J H. Dunn, re p o rt they are
having re g u la r atten d an ce now. They
are now p rep arin g for th e ir s ta te ex
am inations.
All of th e Boulevard people are
p re tty well supplied
w ith Liberty
bonds, as B rainard R ader, Mr. Homan
and M r.«T urney canvassed it p re tty
thoroughly.
Mrs. N ora Taylor le ft for Spokane
S atu rd ay m orning, w here she will visit
her tw o siste rs, also her b ro th e r who
is exp ectin g to be called to the arm y
any tim e.
Cairo pupils are doing well w ith th eir
Industrial Club w ork.
They have
made sew ing bags, aprons, did some
p atc h in g ’ e tc . N ext they wijj take
th e ir lessons in darning.
The Owyhee P arent-T eachers associ
ation held a call m eeting a t the school
house Friday and made arran g em en ts
to procure a aervice flag, which will be
p resented and unfurled on Friday even
ing. A pril 19. They also planned for a
The Young People’s class of the
school picnic to be held a t Mitchell
M ethodist church held a very enjoy
B u tte on th e last day o f school.
able class p arty Friday evening last in
th e
parsonage
basem ent
Besides
Patriotic Program Friday Night. m em bers of th e class, a num ber of in
The Owyhee School are prep arin g a vited g u ests w ere present. The eve
patrio tic program for Friday evening. ning w as happily sp en t with gam es
A pril 19, ‘‘Patrio tic D ay” , under the and guessing contests, and wound up
direction of Mrs. W. Guy Thompson. w ith a delicious lunch Those present
Magic lan tern slides will also be shown were;
Elsie Ray, Blaine G’bson, Edith
and the Owyhee service flag and honor
R ichey, C lara Canham, Elm er H ansen.
roil prese.,ted.
Obie Wilson. R uth Rankin. Carol
Cheeley, Cody B utler, H arry Brown,
M arian Lowe, Irene ClosBon, Lois
Local P erson al
Forbes, Leona Hansen, H arry Gosbert,
H enry Slippy purchased a new car Cassie Ray, S tella H arris, Mr Young,
Monday.
Alice M cFarland.
C. M ortensen w as called back to
A b erd een on business Tuesday.
The Sheldon’s atte n d e d church a t the
Bend last Sunday.
Miss A lthea Sheldon spent the w e k-
end w ith th e home folks last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M iars w ent to
A c u ttin g affair to rk place a t the
E m m ett S atu rd ay , re tu rn in g Sunday.
E astern Oregon Land Co am p a few
Mrs. A. C. Bradley has been quite miles from tow n on Monday last
sick fe r several days and was taken to in which a man named
H. L.
N yssa Tuesday for medical advice.
F rederick
narrow ly
oscaped
re
A break in Owyhee ditch occurtd ceiving a fa ta l wound. A man named
n e a r tn e old Owyhee P. 0 . the first of Paul Bress--, who is said
to a
pro-Germ an, had been abusing the gov
th e week but has been repaired.
M essrs. F red K lingback, son K enn ern m en t fo r two weeks. Finally the
A m ericm hoys ejec ted him from their
eth , and Ed Tenhave motored to N ysss, ten
t. He then w ent to another tent,
O ntario and Vale S aturday on b u sn ess.
b u t soon retu rn ed w ith a razor and a t
Miss McDonald of Big Ber.d, celebra tacked Mr. Frederick, slashing him in
ted her la st da? of school by giving her the th ro a t, narrow ly m issing the ju g u
pupils a picnic a t Mitchell B utte last lar vein. His assailan t fled but was
la te r captured in O ntario and ta k in
week.
Mr and Mrs. E. S. Pvke, of A ber to Vale.
deen, W aah, have moved on the C.
M ortensen place and ex p ect to make
th e ir fu tu re home there.
Jesae C an lr 11 is still very ill as a re
su it of being kicked by a 1 o i f , Hi)
Judge
neighbors are doing the nscessary farm
w ork on his farm during his illness.
H. L Poorm an, a prom inent citizen
Mr N. Thomason and ton Je sse were and busineaa man of O ntario, was in
O ntario visitors la st week w here they N yssa Tuesday extending the glad
w ent to consult an oculist cor.c rning hand to old and te w friends here. Mr.
Poorman is now a full fledged cendidate
J e s s e ’s eyes.
fo r the republican nomination for
M r. and Mrs. J . S. P inkston of N y s county judge, as will be noted by his
sa visited from Friday to Monday a t the announcem ent in th is w eek’s Journal,
W. W. Sfcith and W alter Pinkston and was around g e ttin g acquainted
homes.
w ith the voters. T here is now a three-
Mr. and Mrs. K ygar a re th e paren ts cornered fight on fo r the republican
of tw in boys'bom a t the Holy Rosary nomination for this office—Mayor C C.
hospital pn Saturday. April 13. Mother Wilson of Nyaea. Mr. Poorman of On
tario and Ju d g e M cKnight, the present
and b#Hea-<inl|>g well.
y
incum bent, of Vsle.
Mr l.am pkin o f P av ette sent a cou
pie o f tru ck s ifp Sunday to g e t the
Rlunce engene and American pum p he ONTARIO LIBERTY BOND
recently D u r c h a s e d from E. F. P r a t t
SUBSCRIPTION $91,000.00
Mr and Mrs. D. A. Morey are in r e
(By
O ur R egular C orrespondent.)
cen t receip t o f a le tte r from th eir son,
W ill, in France, in which he reports
O ntario, Ore , Apr. 18. -T h e result of
th a t th e A m ericans have every confi o f the patrio tic cam paign fo r the first
dence in the u ltim ate success o f the 13 days ju s t past bring* O n tario 's total
A llies in the w ar.
subscription to the Third L iberty I-oan
Mrs. G u t Schw eiser returned Monday op to about $91,000.00. 0 " t trio’s quota
from S ea ttle w here she has been viait- was $7*,0*1, bnt on the tif'h day she
ing h er d au g h te r K ate and husband and had gone “ over the to p ” With a eub
son William. She reports W illiam as eerintion of $83,000. C om m ittees ere
being sufficiently recovered from his working faithfully end it is hoped that
operation aa to be able to re tu rn to when th e drive is over this tow n will |
have doubled its quota.
school.
Young People’s
visited
last
b erty
F ar-
worn-
Buy Liberty Bonds
Class Holds Party
Cutting Affray at .
F. 0 . L Co. Camp
Wants to Be the
Next County
i
The grand ju ry is in session. Look
out!
I P at G allagher is atten d in g court
from Ontario.
Mrs. W. H. McKay left Sunday for
Olympia and S eattle, W ash.
I Fred Vagne, th e Cow valley rancher,
is in the city on business.
| Dave Coorsham of M alheur Cily was
r smiling on Vale friends this week.
I Billy Meyers, the genial clerk a t the
Rex store, ia in P ort and on business.
j Vale is going to raise her quota for
the third L iberty Loan, and then some.
Ed T est of O ntario v.-as in town
Tuesday re[ airing his political fences.
[ Ike Crosby of W estfall attended to
busine.-s m a tters in Vale the first of
the week.
! Mrs. A m anda R einhart of Vale was
registered a t the Cornelius hotel,
Portland, last week.
j Mrs. lae°enberg, wife of the w ater
commissioner, is in Portland consulting
an eye specialist
) Frank Law rence, form er Vale boy,
now a stu d en t of Links Business Col
lege of Boise, is visiting friends in the
city.
I J . E. S tru th e rs of Brogan passed
| through town Sunday to Ontario,
w here Mrs. S tru th e rs iB in the hospital.
Ben Vig returned from Mormon ba
sin (he last of the week, w here he had
been on mining business. Ben says
the Basin is booming.
Nyssa Teacher Closes
Very Successful School
School closed in D istrict 47 on Friday,
a fte r a very successful eight months
work with Miss Annie McDonald of
N yssa as teacher. Both pupils and
p aren ts hope Miss McDonald will de
cide to retu rn for another year, but so
fa r she has not made up her mind in
regard to the future.
The closing day was celebrated by a
picnic in the hills w est of Snake river.
Miss McDonald le ft for her home Mon
day.
George W. S w igert is the la te st ad
dition to Ford drivers in the Bend.
Jesse Johnnston was a t Vale the first
p art of the week or. grand ju ry work.
F. A. Miller was summoned to ap
pear as ju ro r nezt Monday a t Vale.
A carload of wood arrived W ednei-
day io be distributed among the fa r
mers.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Holly and daugh
te r Dorothy w ere Boise visitors Sun
day, returning Monday evening.
Mrs. John Boswell came over from
Vale S aturdsy and returned Monday
morning.
E. H. Brumbach w ent to Caldwell
W ednesday on ditch business, return-
ing Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. R oberts ard
Mr. A ustin of Caldwell is visiting his Dwyer and Mrs. A. L. T ate autoed to
i sister, Mrs. R L. Clark. Mr. Austin O ntario Sunday.
Mist Annie McDondald entertained
and Mrs. Clark had not m et in years,
so the g re ttin g w as most affectionate. her brother ami cousins from Nyssa
Sunday
at the Purdy mime.
Geo. S. Johnson, of the firm of Jo h n
son & Norilale, has sold his in te re st in Thos Welsh w as taken very sii k dur
I the second hand business to I). B. Nor ing the past week Hnd w ent to C ald
dale, who will conduct ¡it in the future. well W ednesday, where he is under
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town —
the care of a doctor.
Mr. Johnston le ft for Idaho Monday,
What Your N e i g h b o r s Are Doing.
A num ber from the Bend attended
John Woodcock, O ra Woodcock and
wife, Jim W orsham, Dick Banks, Mike the picture show a t Parm a Saturday
Abel, E arl Johnson, George G ardner, evening and afterw ard s enjoyed ice
Miss Ida Wilson w ent to F ruitland
T. W. P o rte r w ent to H omedale to Alex Vingc, all of M alheur City, were cream a t the "B alcony’ in Stockston’s
today.
day.
in th e city on court business this week. new store.
Mrs E arl Pounds w ent to O ntario
The Red Cross society shipped an
H arry Powell w ent to O ntario Tues
D. A. McFadden and w ife of Wiliow
today.
day.
river arrived home W ednesday from other box of finished articles to head
Mfs. William W est w ent to H arp er
Mrs. Francis visited in F a y e tte Idaho. Mr McFadden has been work q u arters last week containing 25 p i-
ing for the U nited S ta te s governm ent jam a suits, 7 sw eaters, 6 pairs of socks
Friday.
Thusday.
and 2 bed sh irts.
S F. Paulson w ent to Boise Wed | W E. Bradley made a trip to W eiser a t King Hill, Idaho, all w inter, but is
going to raise crops to help feed the j A nother slide came into the ditch a t
nesday.
Tuesday.
allies this season.
Side Hill on S aturday and a num ner
Mrs. R. R. Clark w ent to N am pa
Miss Roselle Rosedale visited in P ay
from the Bend left on Monday morning
Thursday
e tte today.
j to help in cleaning it. W ater will bs
Rev. H. J . M iller o f the N azarine
H. D. Holmes w ent to O v erstreet
| roady for use on May 1.
church w as in N yssa Monday.
W ednesday.
j The baseball season opened Sunday
a t Big Rend park. A large num ber
Mrs M ary Irvington and Miss Pauline ’ Mrs, R. P. C rockett w ent to Over-
s
tre
e
t
Monday.
w ere p resen t 'o r practice and it is e x
Irvington visited in O ntario Tuesday.
pected a nine will he formed and some
Clifford Davison of N am pa w as vis-' Vernon Simpson sp en t the last w eek
(By
Our
R
egular
C
orrespondent.)
in terestin g games planned for the sum
end w ith friends in O ntario.
¡ting friends in N yssa this week.
O ntario, O re.—The contract made for mer.
Mayor C. C. Wilson and T. F. C ow -! Mr. P alm er of LaGrande is visiting th e la st of the w ater installations w ere
R. Johnson, who has been sick for
ard made a trip to the county seat a t the home of his son, A. C. Palm er. w ith the H elm er Engineering company
Mrs. Hixon of W eiser visited a t the o f Twin Falls and the Jew el F ilter com several weeks, died Monday morning,
Monday.
A pril Io. The funeral was held Wed
Rev. B. F. H arper, who is now sta home of her son. A gent Hixcn of the pany of California. The form er com nesday from his m o th er's home, Mrs.
pany has undertaken the pipe line work D. C. Pom eroy. He was laid to re s t
tioned a t Irrigon, Oregon, visited his local O. S. L. depot.
Roy Cook is im proving his lesidence fo r $67,705 00. 'th e Jew el F ilter com a t the Roswell cem etery.
fam ily in N yssa this w«ek.
which it m ust be rem em bered
M esdames I. L. and T. M. Nelson of p roperty by the addition of a fine new pany,
also took tw o of the contracts a t the
Boise w ere g u ests a t the F rank D Hall fro n t porch.
opening
of the bids made the third, has
M rs. Neil M orehead and d au g h ters
home last w eek.
taken the it h e r now, w hereby the
Rntiy
and
P
earl
visited
friends
in
C
ald
Rev. and Mrs. H ansen and ‘'H a p p y ”
pumps and motors will be put in
w ent to W estfall T hursday, w here Mr. well S aturday.
Some ot the distil g lished engi icers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
H
unt
and
Mrs.
H ansen will hold services.
who w ere in town a t this lim e w ere
Frank
L).
Hall
w
ent
to
O
ntario
this
B ruce Duncan, bookkeeper a t the
C. H< liner of Twin Falls; G. H. Malan,
By OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
Bank of N yssa, will soon move into week in charge of a shipm ent of Red Ogden; C E. Green, M. O. P a c k ard .Jr.
Cross
supplies.
the F rank Golden res dence, which he
and L E Arnold, of S alt Lake; and
E. M. Dean has a new Dodge ear. T. H Fmklen and W. S. Spinning of
has leased.
C. S a rg e n t and fam ily w ere en er-
A nyway when Portland.
Miss A nna McDonald, who has been H e calls it ‘J e r r y .”
tained Sunday a t the D. I). B alenger
teaching a t the Big Bend, returned he goes to s ta r t it he g ets in, grab s
home.
home Monday, having finished a very th e wheel like it was a whip and yells,
H. B. Kinnison took Mr. and Mrs,
‘‘get upJerrv.”
succesafu! term of school.
A rth u r Caldwell and children to S ta r
P o stm istress E lizsbeth Thompson and
In accordance w ith instructions from
Sunday a t ternoon.
headquarters, the local Red Cross will, Mail C arrier G ertie Ray w ent to On
J . H. Boor is on the sick list with
until fu rth e r notice, m ake 50 su its of tario S aturday ev erin g fo r a b rief o u t
the grippe and his son E arl ia also sick
(By O ur R egular C orrespondent.)
pajam as each w eek, besides the usual ing and to w atch the wheela go round in
Ontario, O re..—P rep aratio n s are now w ith the sam e trouble.
our neighboring city.
am ount of knitted goods.
being made f i r three big days h ire
Mr, and Mrs, P. A, C reger and
Mrs. Leland Fenn a rd Miss Dora n ext week. On Tuesday and W ednea-
Mr. C hester Rogers of Moulton,
d a u g h te r Viola visited O liver C reger
Iowa, visited a t the J. B. Sm ith home H a n is w ent to O ntario W ednesday. A pril 23 and 24. stockm en from all over and fum ily on Big Willow Sunday.
Sunday a ternoon. Mr. Rogers ex Mrs Fenn, whose husband is a soldier the country will g a th e r in O ntario for
Miss B u rn e tt is su b stitu tin g as
pects to l;c a tc some place in the W est in F rance, ¡received a check from the the stockm en’s convention to lie held
teac h er in th e Falks school. She apt- t
and will rem ain in Oregon probably gav ern m en t Monday for $150
on those dates, tin W ednesday evening the w eek-end w nh her home folks.
for th e sum m er, a t lesst.
Mrs. Horn, m other of Riley H orn, a banquet will be charm ingly served,
D. T. Ingord w ent to Spokane S i t
Miss V erna Sew ard retu rn ed W ed , has m ade a record in Red Cross work the Corr merc-iai club having placed the
nesday evening from a th ree w eek’s of which many a younger woman could banquet for the occasiou in charge of urday to a tten d the W W. Fruitgrow
e rs ' association monthly tru stee m eet
visit w ith relatives a t
Mooreville well be proud
A lthough Mrs. Horn th e W. C. T. U.
While absent she attended the wedding is 87 y ears old.fshe has been activ e in
Forty charmii gyoung w aitresses have ing.
n f
h o e
a ia to *
ir a
T -xm i«
L * . . . . ____ 1
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A rth u r
Caldwell, Misses Bethel
of
he»-
lis
te r. M Miss
Jessie
Si
ward, <1___
the ____
work of
providing
clothing for the been procured from the high school
who was m arried in Vale to J . M Mor soldiers and has ju s t com pleted her and preparations are being made to seat Caldwell, F ern Lynch and Ja n e Show
gan, a prosperous sheep raiser. Miss 18th pair of socks. A people anim ated about foui hundred people. The banquet b erg er w ere week end visitors with
V erna re p o rt a m ost enjoyable visit, by the sp irit here m anifested cannot w i l l t e h i l d in th« new Ford G arage relatives.
with num erous exciting adventures.
on Wednesday evening.
The cars will
defeated.
The M ethodist Sunday School has
removed and the room beautifully dec chosen as delegates to the s ta te con
orated.
vention to be held in E m m ett April 19-
On Thursday following the tw o days 20, th e M isses Lulu and Dora Tocket
of the convention there is to be held R uth W healdon and Mrs. R. M. Kinsey.
a big sale of Shorthorns for the bene
The Freshm en gave Mrs. H igby. who
fit of the stock raisers atten d in g the
1 NERO 1|||[
moved to W eiser this week, a farew ell
JUDAS
•onvention.
su rp rise Friday evening. Mrs. H igry
li
-
has been the F reshm en's class adviser
a rd they very much re g re t her resign
ing her high school work The class
presented ner with a beautiful souvenir
In a ivcent letter reofived spoon.
hi
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■’VI
from I Blaynty Boyuell. U. S Rev. Ford Burch and wife and sister
navy. Flordia. he wishes to Mary B urrh left Monday for Portland
thank the Rood people of Nyssa Monday. Thev will visit a brother,
for the splendid package re Floyd Burch, a t Marshfield while Rev.
Burch is convalescing.
Miss Burch
ceived on th“ day of his return will
re tu rn to Chicago by Montana,
from a trip at sea In his own w here she will visit relatives. Ail ar<j
wofds, “ it touched the right glad Rev. Butch is im proving and hop;
spot, and everything came in fo r his full recovery to hesltl
I
\ IRyssa and tPicinity \
Ì
Contract for New
City W ater System
in Ontario Closed
Stockmen’s Convention
To Be Held in Ontario
a
r
Blayney Boydell Writes
V
awfully handy
He also refers to the beautiful Tranuplanted to a Better World
verses compos« d and recited by 1 be little twin son of Mr. and Mis.
Mirs E Canham (it was sure Keck died early W ednesday mornir *,
great and I would have given April 17. He was bom January IF,
He was buried T hursday a f te r
inything to have heard the read 1917. Rev.
H. I. Hansen conducting
ing), Remember me to all in noon.
the funeral service«. B eautiful flow
quiring friends
ers w ere sent hy relatives. Also a
KAISER - A W
V6T PIKERS.
Th« old •iifci-stition th s t " IS “ is sn
unlucky number has been thoroughly
disproved to the satisfaction a t least
of Mr, and Mrs. K yger. who live ru t
Owyhee way. On S u td ay , April 13,
Mr*. Kyger becam e the m other ol
tw o of the finest tw in boy« t h a t ever
happened. Mother ai d b ab iis « re d o
ing well.
beautiful pillow from Messrs. Brook- a
and Hindman end the boys of the O re
gon Land company, with deepeat sy m
pathy, was sent
L ittle Elmer Clair Keck has gone to
h’s home in heaven to join th a t happy
group of little ones o f which C hrist
said, "S u ffer little child.en to come
unto me and forbid them not, ii r of
such is th e kingdom of heaven.”