Lenox High School Basketball Opens Preseason Friday
Lenox High School boys basketball debuts Friday at seven in a preseason game on the local floor. Coach Howard has selected Ted Reith as center, Wilson Stephens and Glenn Miller as forwards, Melvin McCurdy Leslie Ross Ray Reith and Roy Reith as guards, with Roy Churchill referee. Girls coach Miss Firebaugh leads a confident team led by Maud Foley Mary Hook Lorene Hartman Ruth Parrish and Alice Parrish with substitute depth.
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Lenox
Ted’ Reith
Wilson Stephens
Glenn Miller
John Aiten
Melvin McCurdy
Leslie Ross
Ray Reith
Roy Reith
Roy Churchill
Exclusive Toyland Dolls Show On Second Floor
The second floor is devoted to dolls and toys with a full room piled high with seasonal items. Fine imported toys return this year in a superb display. The exhibit features expressive head designs and strong assortments from major toy jobbers.
Social club gatherings and community events update
The Nineteenth Century Club meets at Mrs. O R Toman with Miss Fannie Dunning leading the afternoon on chapter nine of Americani zation. Rev Gable s Sunday school class and guests enjoyed a party at M E church. Fortnightly Club hosts at Mrs R A Taylor Jr with G M Bradley book review and Christmas tale by Mrs A D Smith. Fathers and Sons of First Methodist plan a Thursday Dec 22 banquet in church parlors by Ladies Aid. Thursday Club meets with Mrs DeLamyil. Quotation s of Christmas and origins topics on the program. Beatrice Beall Ruth Little hosted a small gathering with Feay Davison providing music. Mr and Mrs A F Ginn entertained Ruth Dugan s fourteenth birthday with grandmother Mrs George Dugan and classmates Irma Mathew Mary Hook Marjorie Long and Gythia O Dell.
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Nineteenth Century Club
O. R. Toman
Fannie Dunning
R. A. Taylor, Jr
A.W. Hamblin
G. M. Bradley
A. D. Smith
Fathers and Sons of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
Beatrice Beall
Ruth Little
Feay Davison
Rites and trips featured in Harry Longfellow piece
The narrative covers December meetings of The Standard Bearers and West Clayton Chapter D O Co with officer elections and Christmas programs. Harry Longfellow recounts a U S trip visiting Chicago landmarks, McCormick Co iron works, Dixon Seed Co, and a banquet, thanking the Taylor County Fair Association for prize money.
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Dixson Seed Co
Mr. Taft
Ames
Des Moines
Chicago
Taylor County Pair Association
Harry Longfellow
Sedgwick Post 10 officers elected for 1922
At the Saturday meeting of Post No 10, Gu ALR, held December 10, 1921, officers for 1922 were elected. Commander W F Evans. vice-commanders David Bailey and W Fry. C G C Cole. S H Garner. Dick Bailie. Adjutant Go. Quarter-master William Set. Delegate George Van Hout. alternate delegate Alex Johntee. J B Coup.
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Sedgwick
Gu Alr
Th Hall
W. FP. Evans
David Bailey
W. Fry
Cole
C. G
S. H.garner
Dick Bailie
William Set
George van Hout
Ternate
Alex John Tee
J.B. Coup
Sedgwie
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Comiis
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H. B. Rhoads
Twentieth Century Club
Crouch
Edna Paschal
Beryl Rhoads
Roy Chiurchill
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