Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 13

IBI CORSfCARI BMLY STO, TUESDAY, JULY 1921 MRS. S. C. BAGBY, Editor Phono 1254. 658 West Fifth Avenue An Evening Prayer.

Forgive ns for the smiles we faile to give. Smiles, on which saddened hearts may live. And yet we failed to give! Forgive its for tins words we've let. unsaid. Words that feed hungry hearts bread.

And vet and yet were left unsaid. And for little deeds left undone. That might have cheered some lonelj one. And yet -and yet were left undone I Forgive us, thou who knowest us so well, That we have failed our love to lei By smiles and words and deeds as) Well. Heavenly Father, Whose life is within us, and Whose love is evei about us.

make thy life manifest in our lives this day. as with gladness of heart, without haste or eonftHon of thought, we go about our daily tasks conscious of ability to meet every rightful demand, seeine the larger meaning of little things, and finding beauty everywhere. the sense of thy presence may we move through the hours, breathing the atmosphere of love, anti seeking by love, rather than by anx ions striving, to quicken bless the lives of others. Knowing that we are laborers with Thcte, may tvi live about all the influences that depress anti discourage, and come inter that assurance of faith which is self he victory that overcometh tin from Prayer by V. Raymond.

D. L.L.D. courage to he honest with himself analyze himself and his feelings. He can recognize the teachings of all religions: that the dead are gone to a haven of lianpiitess; a heaven eternal peace Even the athiest aiu agnostic admit there is no capacity for further feeling or suffering in that ininimaie nothing whence tin Spirit, which is Life, lias departed. So, he who sorrows must eventually see that his grief is not for the lot of the lost one; il is for himself it his own loss.

In 'lu cold light of reason lie cannot but see that sorrow is but a phase of selfishness. And selfishness too much conscious attention upon sell is ever an evidence of limited personality and usefulness. Lessoning thus, the grieving one arrives ultimately at the cure foi sorrow as well for all other kinds of selfishness -which is: Forgetfulness of elf in service foi others: loslrc of self in constructive life work. Let but the grieving one learn express upon some of the iovc he formerly coin uprated upon one and he will have gained an insigh into a great life truth. And hanpv the soul to whom this great truth shall it last, have been revealed, for he will have learned not only the Lesson or Suffering: he will have found the Secret of Happiness.

The following editorial taken from the Golden Rule Magazine of many months hack was a source of grea comfort to us and may he to others especially at this time of great sor row over the los of Mrs. C. S. West who was loved by all who knew her. The Lesson of Suffering, in that lime of greatest sorrow when a loved one has departed title life, fortunate is he who has some fiane and saving philosophy will id'h to sustajn him in his loss.

Such a philosophy will have some basis in reason. It will have at least tome of the elements of analysis. In the moments of the first grea, emotional reaction to the loss, grief pain nnd despair will have full sway Tlmre will be no room for reason The heart. its emptiness confutes you Aud argues your wisdom down There is neither mood nor capac- for anything but feeling. thsi is well, tor repression of emotion is psychic Better tears in floods titan dry, unexpressed grief.

iPit. as time begins to bring in its inevitable softening influences, ant reason once more begins to asset itself, one can. it he hut has the Ca'virt Coolidqe Jr. Is Dead. Coolidge, Jr.

has iust died His older brother, John, was left at the White House, that he might be- snared the agony of the naming of his These were the words distinctly heard late las' night, by thousands throughout the nation, who were keeping silent watch, as radiocasting everywhere sent the sad message over the ether waves, and cable wive flashed the news to nl the world. Thus today, the nation mourns wit 1 President and Mrs. Coolidge. anc Joint and other loved ones, and if I ho midst of the great political pauses to mingle their tears with the tears of the sorrow-stricken family at the White House. The July number of "Review Reviews" carries a beautiful picture of Mrs.

Coolidge and the two devoted sons. Magazine is to begin publishing hot new story in the October number she had to forego her vacation anc devote her lime to the completion of her new book. She is also writing for the American magazine. o- Move to Ballinger. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Ruth and Clarice left today noon for an overland trip to their new home in Ballinger. Texas. Mr Mitc hell has been identified with the business interests of Corsicana the post five years, and botli he and family have many friends, who wisi for th- in great success and haupines- in nev home. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Littman of In dianapolis. Incl Who have been on a visit to their son and his wife, Mr and Mrs.

Herbert Littman of "ere guests on Sunday of Miss Edna Webb and father, Mr, J. IL Webb They left today for Galveston accompanied by Miss Edna. Web and Mrs He' be' Lit man. and will sail Wed for N'ew York. Miss Webl and Mrs.

Liftman will remain in Gal veston several lays before returning Mis. K. L. Walker has sold liei home or. it Fifth avenue and left todav to make her home with Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Simms Dawson Ibw son. Fred, who hold; a position at the will remain in Corsicana until fall when he to enter his third year in the ot Ozarks.

Walker has many warm i Corsicana who are loath io give her up. hut wish foi her all hppines in her new home. Misses Maxine Lowry. Elizabeth Seott of Neosho Falls. Kansas.

Lydi Pierson of Marlin and Mr. and Mrs John Scott of Wortham write of a. most wonderful visit they are having in Galveston, enjoying the swimming and many other which Galveston affords. Mrs. W.

Pelphorev and littb daughters. Naughty Byrd and Rosemary of Breekcnridge, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffith of Austin have come for an extended visit to parents.

Mr and Mrs. E. W. ncll. Mr.

and Dave McKee and lit tie daughter left yesterday for llieli home in Dallas after a pleasant visi to tin ir Corsicana relatives am Can't Write in New York. Ruth Cross of Paris, author Golden (Harpers), has rented a cottage in the Berkshire Hills for the summer, and will work there on a forthcoming novel. Cross found her new rolevof sueeoss- fui author too strenuous in York City and was compelled to se elude herself in order to complete her novel by the time her have planned to bring it out, Houston Chronicle. Miss Cross was to have visited liei father. Dr.

W. I). Cross, in Oorsi- cann this summer. Inn ps Harpers Want a change at luncheon? hen try this remarkable new we thank the woman who sent it to us. Ready in 3 minutes with QUICK QUAKER TJTERE is a different from any you have ever known.

A friend sent us the recipe. Then, at our request, 50 women tried it. Now sweeping over the whole country, most amazingly. You, too, may like it. 2 of QUICK QUAKER.

4 of water. 1 teaspoon 4 level tablespoons cocoa and 4 of sugar. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Bring water to a boil. Add cocoa and sugar mixed to a paste with boiling water; then slowly stir in the oats.

Cook 3 to 5 minutts. Add vanilla. Serve hot or cold with cream. Wonderful chilled, asouldad and served in siicea. Standard full size and weight Medium: Large: 3 7 oz.

Mrs. Claude WJtltoacre and baby daughter. Marjorie Ann. arrived yesterday to make a Ihrei weeks tn her mother, Mro. Min nie Button and family.

Mr. Ciro MIMcr has returned fron Gnlvt'ton. having driven bis parents Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Miller, sister Lcralne, Lois nnd Lucille and broth er Ray. down for an extended stay. J. lt.

Necce. of Dallas was the week-end guests of her son J. R. Jr. and family and Davis prior to her and her husband's de pgrture to Califronia this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kerr enter tsrined the Johnson family and a iev. friends Monday night at their homi on est Second avenue with vert informal musical program in whirl everyone took part even to the tal ttitep iittle members of the family At the close of the evening ice cream In was served the following: Mr. and Mrs, Wiley Johnson, lion and Mrs.

Luther Johnson and family and Mrs. Douglas Johnson anc Miss Katherine. Mr and Mrs. W. aud children, Mr and Mrs.

L. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fendlev, Mr.

und Mrs. Christopher Knox and little daughter. Mr and Mrs. Tom Kerr. Dr.

and Mrs. and Mrs, Harry Williams. Mis, Carter Kirvin, the how and hostess. Trim Houston and doughters Edith, Milton and Eva Louis, tue leaving early in the morniug in their car tor a visit with Cleburne relatives. Mi.

and Mrs. Douglas Johnson Houston, who are guests of relative; in the city were dinner guests todaj and will be spend-tbe-night guest: tonignt at the delightful country home of Mayor and Mis. J. s. Eu bank.

Mr and Mss. A. E. Spears of Atlanta. an; Mrs.

Spears, sis Quick Ouaker dii 5 minutas BEAUTY SHOP Beaton Hotel Bldg. Phone 1427 REFRESHING LUNCHES For Hot Summer Them, The Blue Bonnet Tea Art Shop 113 W. 5th Ave. Phone 18G9 WOMEN OF MIDDLE NEE ONE PRICE TO ALL Watch Paper For an Announcement of Big Importance ter Mrs. K.

J. Hall and brothers Mes sis. P. and L. W.

Garrett ant tarn i lies Bam D. Brooks has as hei guest for the weak, her sister. Mrs Jake Rosenberg and little daughtei of Dallas. Mr. Will Noble, who is now connected with the Rio people in Tyler spent the week-end with Corsicana friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Abklssou Centerville, ure the guests of Mr.

ant Mrs. Orville Hyndman OP INTEREST TO WOMEN, Itnd How Walsh Helped by Takiif Lydia E. Vegetable Mannington, West took VemlihU i the Vegetable Compound when having the turn of life. been aick for seven years, would get a little better, then I broke down II would be hard for me to describe how I was, for I was a perfect, wreck. I suffered with a pain in my left side, then I would have numb and I would think I couldn't live.

Carlton Beauty Shoppe Permanent waring done by Nest lek noil Machine. Marcelling and all kinds beauty work. Mrs, guarantees satisfaction. Phone 767 for appointment I would hive hot fiishei, then would come weak spells. I was no weak I would think I couldn't ever get a meal ready.

My work was a burden to me. housework half of the time. A friend advised me to take Lydia E. Vegetable me strength and wealth. The hot flashes left me and 1 got better of the numb spells.

That summer I could do my housework and worked in the garden a good bit. tell all sick women what your wonderfui medicine did for me, and will always recommend it. 1 was born in Marion County and still live in it. I am known ty my neighbors, and you can publish this statement because it is true --Mrs. John W.

No. 1, ib, Mannington, West Virginia, Gulfport. Florida, has a woman treasurer and a woman tax assessor. The national association of women lawyers is to hold Its second annual convuntion in Philadelphia during the week of July 7. A coil of human hair, from the head of a woman of the Roman era, and held in place by jot hair-pins, Is preserve in an English museum.

Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Pres I dent, has received an exquisitely designed hand made quilt as a girt from mountain dwellers of Kentucky. Thu Associated Accountants of New Orleans, the oldest organization of in the United States has refused to audit women to It: membership Writing backwards with the hand, which can best be read by holding It before a mirror, the peculiar accomplishment of Kngltsh gir) who has recently passed through school. Starting during the war as an elevator oj crator at a wage of $ft a week. Mrs.

Ellen A Messenger is now buyer in one ex elusive for women, with a salary just under five figures, Fannie Salmons, youug woman newspaper reporter of Pensacola, has been elected to the office of county commissioner, She won against field of opponents and Is tbOj first woman in Florida, to fill the office. The recent celebration of the ceu teitjiry of Lord Kelvin the scientist nnd inventor, has recalled the fact Mis Ramsey MacDonald, the li wife of new British prime minister. i niece of the supreme commander Womans: Benefit Association, has bet award eii th" honorary degree of Master ol! Arts by the University of Michigan recognition of her notable cess in the administration of a financial enterprise, Maria Edgeworth is regauied a the inventor of the novel with a pur-j pose, of which kind Reek which sent her name into im-j mediate fame in l8iX), is a typical! example. Her success with her Irish; novel had much to do with of Kir Walter Beott to the writing of prt'se fiction. Never was the slogan over more wonderfully exemplified thin in the case of Mies Sadie Isaacs, the blind girl whose 'cat in gaining first place in (he first-class list, of the mi versity of London in the Bachelor oi Arts degree recently attracted so much attention.

The death of Miss Marie Corelli a reminder that many women win attained to high fame never married. Some of the famous names that cat lie recalled offhand iu this connection ire those of the great Queen Elizabeth, Hannah More.t Jane Austen, Marla Edgeworth, Emily Bronte Dorothy Wordsworth, and Mary Lamb. WE WILL PLEASE YOU ft life Of this we are sure because wo are pleasing hundreds daily with our cafe service. All we want is for you to try us. BEATON HOTEL CAFE 213 N.

Eleventh St. F. N. Prop. BICYCLES NEW AND OLD BOUGH I AND SOLD.

Lawn mower grinding. at) kinds repairing at reasnnsb'a Auto tires and tubes, elxes Ws want your trada latga or ORy Bicycle Shop 0. FAULK, Manager. H. ilf W.

4th Ava. Phone 1141 Exclusive Millinery Hat Shop North Beaton Street man. Bina Wwt, founder and Phone 1132 Mrs. PARIS MILLINERY Designing and Making a J. E.

Strickland 113 W. 4th Are. Corsicana, Texas.