Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 3

TTTTC CORSICANA DAILY SUN. SATURDAY, DEC KM BUR 10, 1921. PACK TTTRKK BIG CLOSING OUT SALE Everything must bo sold within two weeks I UUSTYAUATE DU I EDI NO IN TWO WEEKS BIG STOCK OF ARMY OVERCOATS, BLAN KETS, SHOES AND ARMY SUITS, ETC. U. S.

ARMY STORE 119 North Benton Street. OF INTEREST MUSICALLY TO CORSICANANS I MRS. H. By H. FLEMMING GOOD STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT We have good storage room on second floor of my building for rent for household goods and other light merchandise.

Also plenty of room for automobile storage. We Also do a General Garage Business, M. J. McCLURE 01J Mitten 3table Bldg. Phone 550 411 W.

Beaton Bt YOU CAN BUY If IN CORSICANA oil ls (in tlie result of fatilly of noison troni body. ili hidncys aro principili elim- locates and CAUSE. CUT TIIE NOONAN SERVICE of PALMER Chiropractic. Two PALMER DOCTORS, who consult on your case. A BABY SPECIALIST, private ad.jus.tiuR rooms, Lady DOCTOR for those who prefer Her, help to maintain the high standard of SERVICE for which this office is noted.

Spinal Analysis costs you nothing. Attention! Parents. if you missed the Junior NevitJB Club program given last Saturday ,8 night at the First Methodist church, you :nisse.l not only a good perform-'C attce by the children, but also failed 1 giv the inspiration your presence would have hern to the taking I part. Little do we realize how keenly iX alive to home influence children are mi driving to die their best. Many I a child has given up music hecausHB fc.it at nothcr father did not 3 care -jwhether they played well poorly.

At the next program let us their efforts by giving them a big audience to play to. Cm December seventeenth, the next program will he held with Mrs. W. F. Senor in charge.

Music Teachers Meet The Music Teachers met in regular business session Monday night of Mrs. H. Flemming. Plans for sending contestants to represent Corsicana in the Meet" to be held at Baylor it) feeltoa during the last week of April besides the regular rot: tine of the Aaao ciation. Miss Polk Coming.

The Kevin Club ill present Miss Daisy Polk, soprano, in recital January nineteenth. THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE ANY WAY Santa Claus Useful Gifts th nr? 1 an of Christmas Carols. Christmas Carols must birth of Christ for their many so-called Christinas merely merry songs to Tate the holiday season, it Christams carol was sung aids a they pno'daimed the to the sleeping shop- W. F. and Marion B.

Noonan CHIROPRACTORS FIRST NATIONAL DANK BUILDING 1-6. PHON.E 1-4-9 sasa Pardon Us! If We Make You Hungry lhi1 our Luncheonette is miming and we are looking-for hungry people. If you are one of them we can feed you and satisfy your appot iie. Wo make ordinary chili is very appetizing. We make are ven Wo mix drinks are ven ordinary satisfying.

ordinary Malted Milk delight fui. Lunches Served at All Hours PENLAND-BRYANT DRUG CO. Store for NY AL QUALITY STORE. PHONES 81-82. All have lext, I carols help The I by 1 hi birth In the curly Christian ehnixihe-s the celebratim of Christmas took the form of a Miracle Play.

The rude I and even the donkey an.I brought into the church and led on a platform where worej'- i assembled the Holy Family. The par- jishioners then marched around this singing and I rude dances that accompanied a many of these mgs. Later when dug was sepvritcd ill church worship, a chorus 1 rendered the songs during the play. However, customs have changed so 8 each country row has its own 8 Tin of celebration well as carols. Many churches have their own carols, hut some of these Mfotitd he known by all.

8 Perhaps the oldest is 8 All Ve Faithful." known as IC I ad ni; in the Catholic nirch on 1 letvecn Chrlsluias and New ir. Protestants are more fa- I miliar we tune when used with Luther's Manger Hymn is a great favorite rtul is sung in all Lutheran churches though the translations differ slightly betwft i the German and Swedish Lutherans. The Erenuh call, all their Christmas carols "Noels," ana one of the most beautiful is IIoly Night" by Adolph Adam. The evir loved Night, Holy Night" sung hv hutmnn-Heinek for the Victor was taken from the German. So impiessive is it til rat mhool child now knows ii from memory.

"ft Cpoii the Midnight is purely an American carol having been composed by S. It. Willis. With i many appropriate carols Christnuu-t indeed be a time of singing. Gifts Get Your Gifts at for Father This Store Gifts for Mother Gifts for Brother Sister 9 Sweetheart THIS STORE IS IN READINESS FOR YOU NOW AND PRICES ARE VERY MODEST ooi'ly us you rail, early shoppers always -el hest seleetions.

Half Price Sale of Coat Suits All Dresses All Coats At Special Prices At Big Reductions Wonderful Bargains In The Bargain Annex. A VISIT TO THIS STO I I OH db mnnex now is worth your, while. I i I I 4 4 Mrs. Studio. Report tor second dx term from Mrs.

F. Senor's Music Studio. Primary grade, honor role- Butler, Palmer Chrisman, John Zara fnnttfs, Evelyn Soars, Lois Miller, Lucille Miller. Low elementary grade, most prac- 1 tlce points Eleanor Thornell. 1 Memory grade, highest average M.

rjoitie Taylor. Honor rale Fay Putlor, Peatrl Thornell, Mary Jones, Kathryn McMullen, Helen Goldman, Elizabeth Cht.rch, Rosa. Hashop, Ha- zei Thompson. High Jackson, Betty Loyd Hattie, Fllecia Hollo- CHRISTMAS MORNING Think vvhai an Edison in the home Uh risi mas morning will mean to your family. It means mnsie and enlcrtainment in endless variety, not only for Christmas time, but forali in and day in and year out.

The New Edison Phonograph with a Soul" An Edison in your home means social uplift for your children. Books feed the brain, but music is food for the soul. EDISON PHONOGRAPH SHOP Located at R. L. REESE SON Jewelers Corsioana Texas.

Low intermediate Nellie Allen, Juell Levine, Lorinnc Pugh, Dorothy Carlson, Ollie Dowd, Grossman. High intermediate Francos Redden, Kioise Johnston. Ruth Melton, Kstheg Gros man, Marie Borg, Gendlin Ramsey. High S' hool, average of 90 and above Dorothy Kaufman, Lady S'-ott, MaudJna Plunkett, Kffic don, Norm Jlrauer, lauiise Johnson. Lillian Causey, Lillie McLeod, Annie Young, Lor, Jackson, Virginia Roberts, Minnie Grossman, Maxine rey, Gladys Mixon, Imogene Hampton, Evelyn Carroll.

Kuthriue kin Velma Metcalf, Kathryn Wo Annie Lev Hobbins. Normal students, excellent work Mrs. Ixyls Thornell, Mts. Review and tests wt'e given all grades, and report da furniahe teach riiewing ta -ir grades in full. 1 A serie of program aro being planned, the first to be praHanted by the primary grades Wednesday noon.

December it, .1:30. Parents land all are reiitiested to be present. boura; Amfrenth Owen, 61 hours; Louise Parker, 62 hAurs; Tlieta May Ringer, 14 Sarah Davidson, 531-2 heirs; Helen Horne, 54 hours. doing good work, not included in above list Helen 1 look, Kathleen Vernie Br.wsel ton, Helen Houston. Ratiiorino Newton, Margaret Love, Carrie Davis and Mary Albritton.

Intermediate Department Pupils practicing 45 hours or more Pauline Shivers, Graham Mitchell, Eugene Stewart, Mavy Leighton, Elizabeth Sowell, Doris Smith, Elolsc Wilson. Lottie Jones. Katherine York. Flora Myrtle Smith, Elizabeth Tarver, Frances Roth, Fannie Sue Burleson Georgia Ruth Pollock, Erma Weideman and Marie Brazclton. Dockum- Cobb Studios.

The following is the honor roll Term If (six weeks) of the Cobb Studios: Dunning Department Elizabeth Blai Frances Barton; Elizabeth Kerr, Mary Ann Millett, Elise Williams, Katherine Anderson, Nell Dunn, Tunber Read Johnson, Estelle Clung. Jean Banner, Stanley Layton, Mary Elizabeth Boyd. Blackburn, Louise Womack, Sarah MeCammon. isaraii Nell Francis. Irtormo'liate heparUnenl: Class A For points, firat, Madeline Jaffe I 469; second, AHine Watson 411).

i Stale contest Firzt, Muriel Warr hmi Nalda Hamilton 99; Margaret Weawer 99. Practice Hamilton 57 bouts; second, AHine VVutsoi 55 hours. Memory Fit at, Hattie Louise Martin 42 pages; second, Margaret Weaver 34" pages. Others above requited points Marlati Orr and Gladys Watson lnterme.liate Department: Class For points First, Vivian Walker 506; second, Martha Mitchell 401 Scale First. Anna Earle 100; second, Vi Walker 99.

Practice First. Vivian Walker; High School Department Eliza- 61 hours; second, Martha Mitchell, beth Kelton 58 hours; Katherine 61 nounc Memory First. Martha Gage 57 hours; Lois Mitchell 56 Mitchell 08 pages; ascend, Margaret hours; Glynn Mitched 5i houra; Woods pages; Klise Jester 40, sie Steohce.s 51 1 Ha pagt above reciulrecl points Juaniia Rafferty. Margaret Pan- Sarah Jester, Sarah Eunice liar-! nill. La Robinson, Ruth Watson, wcH, Met arvor, Mar- Frances Gairett, Ellowee McKee, Ju- garet ii (he fi'M High toll Sutton wing riX School lor Studios, the honor rol of the term: Department -Pupil prac ticing 50 or inn hie Waits, 81 hours; Ruth Mitchell, 72 hours; Pauline Brueciuier, 71 Hattie AI vie Walton, 72 liours; Ruth Goldsmith, 70 hours; Carrie He 68 Katherine 68 botMu; Hamilton, hums, Elizabeth 65 1-2 FOR EXCHANGE Farms and Oil SALE OR Houses, IvOts, W'hat have you sale or exchange.

Cord Wood and Hay for Sale. DR. W. J. GREEN 116 W.

Collin St. Phone 961 Have Moved On the account of the increased business we have moved to 162 Collin whe we will be better pre pared to take care of growing business. Corsicana Liberty Mattress Co. Phone 431. mwii CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS ARE HERE FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE FURNI TURE LINE.

Our stocks arc full, not what you want we for you in a hurry and satisfaction. There is noihinii heller ict! iday gift than somelhiiig home in the furnishing line. Such Gifts are Lasting Remembrances BUY NOW WHEN YOU HAVE TIME pur- 'hristmas Bank SutHerland ABLE EU BN I TUBE MAN.