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i 1 Dates Set For Postponed Farm Institute rlobby Show lops Clinton Activities 7 1 mr 1 i fan kt 1 Li; -l- J- 1 CLINTON. (r.NS) Th nnu-al YMCA hobby ihow et for Saturday and Sunday, and th postponed nation of the De-Witt County Farmcrt Inttltute, arc hlfihlifihli of meeting! dur tha coming week in Clinton. MONDAY. nrrmning Monday tht imloni lilted tnrluda that of the Clinton Iarent-Trachpr council at 7:30 p. In Clinton Community hlch school, when Founder! day will observed.

Mrs. Rou Moonry will preside, and Mr. W. It. Sharkey and Mrt.

William F. Smith, will have chare of the lo'ial hour. Chapter n. PKO. will meet at Ath home of Mra.

W. It. Hurler at p. with Mm. Dy.t Qucr-fcld the annUtant hotn.

Atpha Nil aororlty will meet ith Mm. Mildred Hooker, at 7:30 p. Monday. TftSDAY. Tait Noble Crandi club will bt ricU of Mrs.

Lent Daker, and Mr i. Mary Lane at noon Tuetday. Clinton Klwanla club members will hear E. L. Meredith of De-Witt discuti cattle raiting at their Tuesday evening luncheon meet Ing.

Entre Nous club member! will meet witn Mrt. waller buacnaori at 2:30 p. Wednesday. Incidents 4rrAm 4kA Ufa rt T.lnrnln Washa intfon will be used to answer the ta.ll ..11 miA fmm Tf.M ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 inn mill urn wiiui have the program, "New Key to tVi NVir1h Ladies auxiliary 10 me uroincr fAIRni'KY-(PNH) A full carload of waJe paper was hauled from t'alrbury Ul week a a re-ault of (lie w4e paper rampalgn romlurled by the ftlrbury grade ochool. lian SI Ion wa Inrluded In Ibis shipment.

inois Death: (I.INTOV. (PNS) Thet while leI slgnerf of the Detlarsllnn or Independence, as depleted In the July "Parade ef the Year" akrldi alagrd by Harp unit of the Da Wilt County Home bureau's play day Tuesday, are Mrs. James Thorp, Mrs. Opal Miller and Mrs. Itcwle Juhnon.

TIIKIf. De Will Draft Board Calls 96 Men CLINTON PNS A rnn been ree.et ty the lU W.St CouMy lTVK iM.ilfd, I ser.t the lowing rr.n rep.rt fr sm ins '-n anil rx--t' ir. J.n!ln 14 lh aTt''l irrXires. V.fr. r.t at Chicago.

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Gilbert W. Zlnk has accented the pastorate of the Carlock Christian church. He Is at present a minister in Dallas City and expects to move here with his wifo about the middle of March. The Christian church has been without a pastor since the Rev. Roy Belcher resigned in Novem ber.

As soon as weather conditions nermlt. work is to becin on the church parsonage which wlU be modernized. Wonderful for Skin and Scalp Irritations Effective Home Treatment Promptly Relieves Torture! To quickly tooth the Itching, burning of eczema, psoriasis, skin and scalp irritations due to eiternal cause apply odorless tiavi'4 Zcmo Doctor's for-mulr Lkrked by 85 yetri' success. Zerno ALSO aids Dealing. Being stainless, la-visible you can apply Zemo anytime it won't show on skin.

Over 25.000,000 packages soldi All VPffft drugstore. In 8 sizes. Minonk Society Elects Officers MINONK. (PNS) Election of officers was held at the Preby- terian MUlsonary society meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Milo SterrilL Mrs.

Charles Knoop was named president; Mrs. Frank B. lLff, vice president; Mrs. T. B.

Stimpert, secretary; Mrs. E. B. Veering, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Campbell, missionary education; Mrs.

J. W. Van Doren, stewardship; Mrs. Emmctt Swank, sewing; Miss Martha Swan, young people; Mrs. M.

A. Stcrritt, mem bership and Airs. A. iu Jones, spiritual life. Mn.

Theodore Hartunff. Mrs. F. B. Illff, Mrs.

Frank Campbell, Mri. a. l. Jury ana Airs, tmmcii Swan presented a program. It was voted to donate aa to tne itca Cross.

Mrs. Sterrltt and Mrs. A. R. Jones, the assistant hostess, served refreshments.

Danvers PTA Plans Program DANVERS. PNS) The Par- ent.Tearher association will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the high school auditorium. Mrs.

H. Stcigclmcler of Bloomington will he fftiest sneaker. Miss Colleen Kirk will be In charge of the musical program. Mrs. Carl Radcliff, vice chairman, will be in charge oi tne ousiness meeting.

CLINTON (PNS) The anmi. al fJcWitt County I'urmm lnti tute. fwistftotwd brrauto ttt the heavy snnwt, Krb. II. and 12, will la h-ll Friday and Saturday.

FrU. and 26. it was annourcH fol lowing a mrHing of the Inititute committee. Friday right, S'-mc thangri were mai In the speakers for the inutu which will held in the Clinton city hall, as originally planned. Prof.

Unslry of th university of Illinois, will speak to tht men attending tht mwtine. at 1:13 p. nr. Friday, wr.ile Mrs Henry Gilbert, Urbana. wlft of the landscape specialist, of tht 1'nlversity of Illinois department of agriculture, will bt speaker for th women's division.

She will give a foti demonstration on th u-e of soybean flour. Mrs. Gilbert is a former Indiana home adviser and home economics teacher. At the Friday, butineu aealon there will be annual election of of fleets, and naming of delegates to attend next year state meet- Judging or exhibita win begin at 10 a. Friday, and will remain on exhibition during Saturday.

There will be no program Saturday. West Empire Unit Meets LEROY. (PNS) The West Empire home bureau, met at the home of Mrs. Bert Matlock Fri day. Assisting hostcsies were Mrs.

Virgil Shclton, and Mrs. George Messamore. Nineteen members and one guest were present. Morning roll call was answered by. -A Story or Book I Have Read Thii Winter." Mrs.

Aldo Smith gave a report on the annual com mitteemen's luncheon held at Bloomington. Mrs. Mert Banner demonstrated the making of a grapefruit salad. Afternoon roll call was an swered by MA Valentine I Remember." Mrs. Aldo Smith gave a quiz contest with the prize going to Mrs.

Thomas Holderly. Mrs. Ray Whitescll gave a lesson on, "The Study of North Africa, the People and Their Customs." Mrs. Mert Banner gave a lesson on "Feeding Our Family in 1944." During the business meeting it was decided to have a caning demonstration at the home of Mrs. Ray Whitescll on Friday, March 3.

The meeting will start at 10:30 a. and a potluck dinner will be served at noon. The March meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Russell Dotson, with Mrs. Byron Kline, Mrs.

Lee Bean, Mrs. Bert Banner and Mrs. Taylor Crammer assisting. Missionary Club Has Meeting MORTON. (PNS) The Junior Missionary club met Friday at the home of David Bachman, witn tne new organization officers, Roger Miller, president, and Herbert Roth, secretary in charge.

Following the business meeting, their leader, Mahlon Miller pre-sirtonV "Willinc Workers." is the motto chosen from the group of mottoes, eacn Dnnging one read. Memory work repeating of Bible scriptures, followed. The evening was spent siuaying Christ's travelogue, which is a travelogue game played with the scripture verses from time of His birth, until Ascension. The nevt meeting will be held March 10, with Donald Eisele with scripture verses to De learned in the Bible study success. This group, organized with 14 boys between the ages of 8 and 14 years, held their first meeting Friday.

They will continue each month, but will also have a project, to till the soil, and raise corn and pumpkins on two acres of land given for this use by Mr. Miller. In the harvest time the money derived from the sale, will be used for missionary purposes for the Morton Mennonite church. at the Otto-Vincent funeral home in Danvers. Burial will be in Park Lawn cemetery in Danvers.

WILLIAM HERMAN. Hopedale, died Saturday at Mennonite hospital, Bloomington. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Hnuehton funeral home in Delavan.

Burial will be in Prairie Rest cemetery. Ahood of Railway Trainmen, will nave a potluck luncheon at 1 p. Wednesday in firemen's hall. -The 4-H chairmen of all DcWitt -county home bureau units will a training school at the 'home bureau office at 1:30 p. Wednesday, this lesson to com- prise the March minor lesson at all unit meetings.

THURSDAY. Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Thl sorority will hold a formal ASuffct dinner in the home of Mrs. Unnle Hess at 7 p. Thursday. Helping Hand division, GIA, will 'hold a potluck luncheon meeting in Firemen's hall, Thursday, beginning at 10 a.

and practice "for inspection will be a part of the afternoon session. Fleur de Lis club women will meet with Mrs. Minnie Miller at 2:30 p. Thursday. Roll call will be answered with: "Great Ameri-.

cans Past and Present." Mrs. AEtta Griffin will have charge of wthe program. A training school in block printing will be held in the home bureau office at 1:30 p. Thursday Twith Mrs. Mabel Rolf, home ad-' vtser, giving the lesson.

FRDDAY. Friday the World Day of Pray- er observance, will be held at 2:30 p. nv, in the Clinton Christian church. The United Council of Church Women, sponsors the ob- Aservance, and women of all the churches, are invited to attend. Mrs.

L. Jackson, will be the leader, Mrs. Clyde Helm the song leader, and Miss Nancy Vollrath, the organist. The annual hobby show, and the two day session of the DeWitt county farmers' institute, will complete the week's Central Laura Haneline BELLFLOWER. (PNS) Mrs.

Laura Bcllo Haneline, 07, of Lotus, died Sunday morning at her home. She had suffered a paralytic stroke last Monday. The body was .1 I brousht to the Stensel funeral homo here where funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday.

The Rev. E. G. Dill, pastor of the Bloomlngton Pentecostal church, will ofliclnte. Burial win be In the Willow Brook cemetery at Fisher.

A native or Virginia, she was born In 1877, the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Ceoree Cadlc. In 1890, she was married to John Cooper, who died four years later, ane later married James Haneline in ion? lie also Drcccdcd her in death. She came to Lotus 10 years ago.

Surviving are six cnuarcn, Glade Cooper. Lotus; Glen Cooper, Champaign; George Cooper. U. S. army: Oscar liancanc, jiarain, Mrs.

Florence Cottingham. Peoria; Mn nerniere Wiser. Carrolton: nine grandchildren: two brothers. George taaie, roniiac; juihi Cadle. Chicago Heights: two sis-Mr.

Martha Helmick. Bloom lngton: Mrs. Nellie Powell, Litch field. She was a member 01 ine Pentecostal church at Hardin. Joseph Schoor noANOKE.f PNS) Joseph J.

Schoor, 71, died Saturday of a heart attack at his home here. He had been ill for a year. Funeral services will be at 1 :30 p. m. Tuesday at the Christian Apostolic church.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. TTa was hnrn Mav 27. 1873. on Hfarm near Roanoke, the son of and Elizabeth Schoor. On J8g5i he mnrriod Miss Id Unsjcker Four children preceded daughters, Mrs.

Clara Roanoke. Mrs. Alma Hildt, Burlington, a son, Clar th throe grand. Mrs Han- thrpi sisters. Mrs.

Han nah Anlicker, Eureka; Mrs. uena Ze.hr Mnrtnn Mrs. Louisa Gerbcr Roanoke. He lived on a farm until 1913 when he moved to Roanouc where he lived until he died. He mnflUinAPU VlMC was in the farm machinery bus iness.

He was a member of the Christian Apostolic church. James Leininaer nncriM ri i'v mM limp Philander Leininger died Sunday at his home near here. He had been ill two weeks. The body was taken to the Culp funeral home here where it will remain until the services. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

He was born April 5, 1883, near Mason City, the son of John and Ruth Frazer Leininger. He had lived all his life in this community. He married Miss Mary Bitner at Greenview Aug. 16, 1909. Surviving are his wife: three sons.

John, Glen and Carol, all in the navy; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Bailey, Mason City; Miss Mnrinrie. at. home. A son.

Oliver, died in an airplane crash in for eign service last year. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Sullivan. Mason City; Mrs. June Houchin, Peoria; and a brother, Walter, Bloomington.

Lowell Smith DEER CREEK. (PNS) Lowell Eugene Smith, five years old, died at St. Francis hosnital. Peoria, Saturday night following an attack of measles. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

He was born in Peoria Marcn 21, 1938, the son of Edson and Emma Orlopp Smith. He is survived by his parents; the follow- Woman's Club Group Meet MORTON. (PNS) The Gar den department of the Morton Woman's club will meet at 2 p. Thursday, with Mrs. Fran ces Kime as hostess.

Mrs. Vel-ma Larson will give garden information, on "Extermination of Weeds in the Lawn," and as the program chairman, will speak on "Building a Lawn." PDRJE (BMM THS VOLATUt HUB ruic sapors onng yuic kciict irum uisiress 01 II n.i' F. P. Goodwinr M. D.

Rectal Diseases Only 1 P. M. i P. Closed Thursdays 422-423 Griesheim Bldg. 1 Lee Family Honored With Farewell Party STANFORD.

Fifty one ncigh- hnra mnA friends honored tht Kenneth Lee family witn a fare well party Wednesday evening n'hrn ihev met at th Brown's Grove school near Stanford for a potluck supper. A gift from the group was presented to the Lees. Cards and fifty" furnished the evening's entertainment. The Lee family will move soon to the Fred An derson farm. School Plans Paper Drive HARTSBURG.

(PNS) The high school is sponsoring a waste paper drive and Friday, Feb. 23 has been designated as pickup day. Patrons are requested to have magazines and newspapers tied separately. 9 Woman's Club Plans Program LEXINGTON. (PNS) The Lexington Woman's club celebrated St.

Valentine's day by sending gifts to hospitalized service men at Chanute Field. The club will enjoy a special program Tuesday, at 2:30 p. at the Smith library. Superintendent, Faculty Entertained HARTSBURG. (PNS) Coun ty Superintendent of Schools E.

H. Lukenbill and the board of educa tion and faculty members were guests of the home economics department Thursday at a dinner at the school. Dinner was prepared by the foods class under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Garren. Plan Shower STANFORD.

(PNS) The Trott Community club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Trott school at which time a canned food shower will be held for the Herschel Walker family whose home was destroyed by fire last Sunday. The family was unable to save anything from the blaze. To Attend Convention DWIGHT.

(PNS) Dr. Harry J. Riegel, dentist from Dwight, will spend the first three days of the week of Feb. 21, in Chicago, where he will attend the annual meeting of the Chicago Dental association at the Palmer House. rTTHOIIGHPi of millions at first warning of simple headache or colds' painful miseries is St.

Joseph Aspirin. So it's the world's largest seller at 10c. No aspirin can do more for you, so why pay more? 38 tablets, 20; 100 for 35(5. Demand Is Important To Sponsor Red Cross Benefit MORTON. (PNS) The Mor-n Wnman'a rluh will inonior a lon Woman'i club will sponsor a I I Denent cara pony ana aanc the civic hall Saturday for I o.j benefit card party and dance at the The narlv will berln at 8 n.

and dancing will be from 8:30 to 12:30 p. m. Tickets are obtainable at the Stumpf pharmacy and Conibcar's drug store. Prizes will be awarded. Pocket novels and scrapbooks are needed, as literature for camp hospitals, in a request received by the Woman's club, so a container will be placed in the hall for the novels, to be brought that night Committees include, Dance, Eileen Walton, chairman, Patricia Curry, Edith Strunk, Fredora Wenninger, Florence Dicklson; cards, Esther Sicbenmark, Ethel Melton, Catherine Musclman, Viola Belsley.

Ruth Matheny; decorations, Helen Ackerman, Esther Frank, Winifred Beyer, Irene Dunniway, Jean Grimm; tickets. Joanna Conibcar, Elsa Stumpf; poster, Fredora Wenninger. De Witt Bureau Plans Schools CLINTON. (PNS) Two training rhnnl for DoWitt COUnty home bureau women are scheduled this week: At 1:30 n. Wednesday, all 4-H chairmen of the county units will be instructed in the years 4- II proposed program, and they in turn will use wis jniormauon jui the March minor lesson, in xneir respective units.

Mrs Mabel Rolf, home adviser, will give the At 1:30 p. Thursday, Mrs. p. Thursday. conduct a handicraft nnif will conduct a handicraft srhnnl in block printing lor tne home bureau members.

Both will be in the home bureau ouice. Chenoa Pupils Give Program at Weston uMrcTnw.rPNS Thursday evening the Weston school district Community club met at the town t- i nH intarfolnPnt V)V nan iur IL. PUnnna i ft i 1 mneinal nilTTlhprfi and readings were given. The mgniigni oi ujc evemus I 1 if ITor miiisuei siiuw cmiu RiP) given in costume with Arth- ur Eymann as master of cere- m0nies and directed by Miss Mar til tha Hursh. The men members of the club formed the committee with Merl Crum as chairman.

Lunch was served after the show with Mrs. Merl Crum and Mrs. Earl Hanes serving. Fairbury Woman's Grandson Dies FAIRBURY. (PNS) Ronald John Abts, 17 months old son of George and Irma Young Abts of Kankakee, died at 5:30 a.

m. Sunday at Kankakee. He became ill with pneumonia Friday. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p. m.

at the Lutheran church in Kankakee. Burial will be in the Lutheran cemetery. He was born Sept. 2 1942, in Kankakee. He is survived by his parents; his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Young, Kankakee; Mrs. John Abts Fairbury. Sunday School Class Meets at Odell ODELL. (PNS) The February meeting of the members of the Happy Thought Sunday school class of the Methodist church was held Friday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs.

Edward Gordon. Mrs. Gordon presided over the meeting and had charge of the devotionals. Others who were on the program were: Mrs. Charles Morse.

Elizabeth Bronson and Miss Ina Ahrens, the members of the social committee. Lunch was served. Learn of Birth ODELL. fPNSI Friday rela tives and friends received word of the birth of a son. PhiliD Anthony, born to Capt.

and Mrs. Donald P. Duffy, Belmont, Feb. 13. Mrs.

Duffy prior to her marriage tuns TVrTJoo 7iti jjrfnor anH nr- mery 0f odell. Her parents are Anthony Lemer of 1006 South McLean street, aioom- inpton. and thev left last week for a few weeks visit with their daughter and son in law and to make the acquaintance of their new grandson. ina brothers nd sinters: Set Clayton, Great Foils. Mrs.

Cer- atrilna Iron. Tex' Pvt. Eldon, overseas; Donald, seaman second class, San Dlcgo, Mrs. uonnie Alexander, Koiun, Kenneth, Alan, all at home. He I I.

IL. C.U was a member of the Deer Creek Baptist church Sunday school. Margaret Vincent rONTIAC (PNS) Mrs. Mar-Caret E. Vincent died Sunday mornlnc here at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Virginia Nef after a two weeks illness. Juneroi services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Harris funeral home. The Rev.

H. A. Cochrane will officiate. Burial will be In Odell cemetery. Klin u-as born at Coitsvillc.

Ohio, the daughter of Stephen and Har riett Shaw. She married u. u. Vincent at Mercer. Pa.

She Is survived bv a oon. Euccne. Milwau kee; a daughter, Mrs. a sis ter, Mrs. C.

A. Jamison, ronuac; two grandchildren. Carlson Funeral i PNS I Funeral services for Ruby Charlcne Carlson, three year old daughter of Pvt. and Mrs. Charles Carlson, who died in her home at 3:30 a.

m. Snturdav. will be held at 2:30 n. m. Tuesday in the Clinton Baptist church.

The Rev. L. C. Tavlor of Virdcn. formerly of Clinton, will officiate.

and burial will be in Pleasant Val ley cemetery, near Kenney. The father, who is in training at Camp Claiborne, arrived home Sunday. Hainline Funeral HOPEDALE. (PNS) Funeral services lor Mary Mainline, who died Thursday night, will be held at 2 p. Monday at the Hope- dale church.

The Rev. Fletcher DcClark will officiate. Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery. McClellan Funeral LINCOLN. (PNS) tuncral services for Edgar McClellan will be at 2 d.

m. Monday at tne Wrifiht funeral home, the Rev Earl C. Hargrove officiating. Bur 1 "It 1 1 ial will be in Fancy Creek ccme tery. Burcham Funeral LINCOLN.

(PNS) Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Burcham will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Wright funeral home. The Rev.

A. A. Belyea will officiate. Burial will be in Union cemetery Survivinc are her husband: the following children by a former marriage, William Mann, Joliet; Mrs. Grace Storer and Elmer Mann, Pekin; Myrtle, Dixon; Mrs.

Ruth Starkey, Peoria. REPORTED SUNDAY. JASPER LOWE died at his Le Roy home Saturday. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m.

Monday at the Iden and Sons funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery. CHRISTOPHER MURRAY died in his home in Wenona Friday. Funeral services will be at 9 a. m.

Monday from St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. DR.

FLOYD FIELDING of Colfax died Saturday in Proctor hospital, Peoria. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the Will-hoite funeral home in Colfax. Burial will be in Wiley cemetery.

ISAAC HKuWN died Saturday at his home in Lexington. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the Methodist church. MRS.

HATTIE AYERS died Saturday in Normal. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday Why Suffer With Painful Rheumatic Knees, Legs. Feet, Bunions and Callouses Through the application of the science of Pedopractor treatment I remove the causes and give you welcome relief.

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to P. M. Excrpt Saturday 9 to IS Lady Nurse Attendant Room 323 Grlrshrtm Bids. ARMY AIR CORPS SHOW TUESDAY, FEB. 22 Majestic Theatre 8 P.

3110 P. P. 31. TICKETS FREE jColfax Group To Hear Speaker -Tf A T3ATC TllOCrfaV fit tUnra iirill VlO IX phllTCrl 1 supper at the Colfax Methodist church nurcn. t-.

1 1 At, a eimnAf fhprA Will I fQiiuwini, uic surf" be presented a program of music by Mrs. Helen Shaffer, music in structor of the Colfax Community 1 ,1 nA crmn rtf Vl high school and some of her pupils. Group singing wui De icu by Mrs. Louise Seymour. The speaker will be A.

T. Simmons of Normal. He is associated with Williams Oil-O-Matic Heat ing corporation and will speak on "South America." Ay Mrs. James Hemphill is chairman of the hostess committee and Rev. W.

G. Anderson, Ivan Harris, Dubois. Marquis and Carl Alpers are on the program BULLETIN Board EMERGENCY CALLS iMcnnonitft hospital JO'S Brokaw hospital 80" St. Joeeph'a hoepltal 223 Pollt "00 county aJi SJinjt Bloomlngton fire department Selecting the Right Home F. Kormai lire oepmuntui j) BIRTHS.

Mr. and Mr. Jim Scott, r. r. 1, boy, born Saturday morning at Mennonlte bMr.taand Mr.

Warren Wheeler, 7 Har-wood Drive, ft girl, born Friday at St. Joseph's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Harris, 824 East Douglas street, a girl, born Saturday at 0131.

Joseph's hospital. MARRIAGE MCENSE. Wilbur L. Fitzgerald, Bloomlngton; Dorthea Vincent, Bloomlngton. To all employees of war plants, their families and general public.

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You should be just as careful in choosing a home financing plan that will adjust itself to changing conditions and changing incomes. We invite you to stop in and talk over our monthly payment home loan plan. We'd like to meet you. Remember: During our 25 years Of business not one person has lost his home through First Federal. Funeral Notices, Cards of Thanks, In Memorlaro and Special Notice.

10-llm mlnlmnm, $1.80 per Insertion: additional lines, ISO each. Copy for full day's run will be accepted op to day before publication and 1J o'clock noon for final edition. FUNERAL NOTICE. 1 Memorial services for Mrs Harriett Avers will be held at the Otto-Vincent Home In Danvers, Monday afternoon at 1:30, and at the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Interment Park Lawn cemetery. NOTICE TO MASONS. AT Special meeting of Wade. Barney lodge "lfO. 512 A.

A. Al. monuay 7 'o'clock, work in Entered Apprenuce Degree. All Master Mason. Invited.

JOHN S. WHITSON. Sr. Warden. J.

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