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Show By H. T. Elmo Mission Circle meefs with Mrs. Trueblood The Womens Mission Circle of the San Juan Community Church was hostessed last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Noble Trueblood. Mrs. Robert E. Beasey read the second chapter of Ephesians as the devotional and gave the lesson on The Big Why, an article by Rev. Andre Bus-tanb- IT KEEPS AWAKE ME r' y. The business meeting was taken up with a discussion of White Cross and a work day to be held on the Wednesday before the planned rummage sale. Eight ladies were in Americas largest herd of wild buffalo some 1,200 roams South Dakotas Custer State Park, the National Geographic says. Mrs. Alvin Lewis is the new cook at the Lariat Cafe. John Hazlewood will report Sept. 25 to the Mobile Construction Battalion No. 11 at Port Hueneme, Calif. He has been on leave from the U.S. Navy the past three weeks and has been visiting in Monticello with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hazlewood. John has been stationed at Midway Island and after a few weeks training will be sent to Viet Nam. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Alward have been Eugene and Lewis Alward, sons of Mr. Alward. Eugene left last Wednesday for Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash, for his first year of college. Lewis will return to his home in Eugene, Ore. on Friday, and leave there the last of the month for San Diego where he will enter the Navy. Criticism often takes from the tree caterpillars and blos- Sun helmets worn by United soms together. States naval officers in the Jean Paul Richter Pacifics Palau Islands became status symbols after the AmeriIt Is a barren kind of criticicans left. The chiefs forbade sm which tells you what a storekeepers to sell them to thing is not. commoners. Rufus W. Griswold A British bishop was very upset when he received the following note from the vicar in his diocese: Sir, I regret to Inform you of the death of my wife. 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They were enroute home to Denver after visiting bread making two weeks in California. The tantalizing aroma of The James Crowleys and home-bakebread and pastries James Barrys were visiting attracted Tikonis club mem- back and forth on Sunday. bers to their monthly meeting La Von Crowley and Marie Wednesday evening at the Johnson spent Friday night home of Gladys Brady. The with Phyliss Snyder. Stephanie Barry spent Monevenings special guest, Mrs. Pearl Lewis, demonstrated the day night with Dana Lewis in art of making French bread, town. jelly roll, Danish pastry, and Nearly two inches of moisother tempting bakery goods. ture fell around here from the The delicious products were rain, hail and snow. served as refreshments by Mrs. Mer-nic- e Too late to classify Brady and the Odette. Y-. Other guests attending were TOO LATE TO CLASSIFcom20 acres Opal Topham and Ver Dawn FOR SALE Wood. pletely fenced with small house Tikonis spooks and goblins in Eastland. 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