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DAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1940do it?” is extreme-rettiest girl vhat I did. 1 her care-$10,000 if e marriage »»»f laughter parent that Jeremy, glow alone every word opped openled every-d to ‘‘draw ake Jeremy movement g life and d of luringeremy sat himself as d his fine eal secrets cted about' himself.The boy didn’t know what to do. The more he listened, and reasoned, the more he realized the truth of what his granddad was saying. Consternation seized him. He wanted to call out and interrupt them. He wanted to flee. He thought of j the play, of Gayle and Lola, and i Tempe Hyde, and Bill and the other i girls, and everything all at once.| His mind was in a veritable whirl ! of confusion.But he sat there motionless and i in another moment the four old j men just insiide the French doors from him w'ere summoned by the butler, and so ambled off downstairs to dine.(To be continued)*********** ** CROWELL *************WHY NOT ADVERTISE? IT PAYSEYs'Misses. Mildred Lindsey and Louise Tripp of Pomona spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis and family. r - • *Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hagler and daughter, Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Matheny spent last Thursday in St. Louis.Brewer school began Monday, ’Aug. j 26, with an enrollment of 11. Miss [Helen Brewer is the teacher. This is | Miss Brewrer’s fourth year at the school.Mrs. Elsie Blythe called on Mrs. Blanche Ellis Monday evening.Several from this community attended the annual conference heldat Union Hill Christian Church. The I next will be held at County Line ! Church.Rev. Geo. Hiller and S. L. Grissom oi Pomona visited Thursday and Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Har-i rison Hagler.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis and daugh-! ters, Wilma Deane and Marie, visited with the former’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phifer.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grammer and Miss Wilma Dillow' of Grand Tower called on relatives Tuesday.The Good WTill quartet, composed | of Mrs. Lena Turner, Velma Canada,| Messrs. Harold Crowell and Clyde [Canada, sang at the Jerusalem Church homecoming Sunday.OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE FREE PRESS.SCOTT S'SC RAP BOOK* iRegistered U. S Patent OfficeBy R. J. SCOTTA smallBELL For. TrtE. CAlt;HEDRAL oF 6ANlt;0 DOMINGO WA£ MADE oF-fftE-flRSlt; COPPER MINED IM-rtE. NEW WORLD, IN i4933-6All -lt;he Lemonade /ou can drink can beMADE‘ FROM ONE oFYrtE RECENTLY DEVELOPED PONDEROSA LEMONSProBABLV “fkE OLOUS'f AlWo MOBILE PriVeBm The unKed sn'at'es —HERMAN £. HUBBARD oF MERIPEH CONNECTTCUl', IS AND CANS-Till lt;;elt; His license-HE FIRST' DROVE A CAR WHEN A Youn^sTer-OF 51REDBUIEREP-Air ServiceINSIGNIA oFSiamCOM NNE.R.C-1 Al. L_EM.Oht Copr. I940, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World right reserved.PoN DEROSA YAR.IET/
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Carbondale Free Press
Carbondale, Illinois, US
Tue, Sep 10, 1940
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