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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
6
Watches and clocks repair offered while Starts & Son Trappers appeal for furs to M. J. Forman. Jewelry sales promise best prices and guaranteed quality with engraving offered. W C T U meets Dec 17 at Mrs Rosa Sullivan’s. Shoppers urged to stock up with up to date stock and Christmas cards.
The Marion poultry show continues this week at the civic hall with several hundred fine birds on display. The exhibit is praised as one of the best ever held in the state and invites all to see the high quality chickens.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Methodist Church with class at 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 p m L F Mathis leader worship 7 20 sick pastor may delay league service Prayer meeting Thursday Church of Christ Bible reading 10 00 communion 11 00 third Lords day preaching by Shagoon Baker Owensbury Ind. Ila am and 7 30 pm A B Church Sunday School 9 30 Class 10 30 Junior U B C BK 6 00 PLM Senior U B C E 643 P M Prayer meeting Wednesday
A store owner expresses gratitude for loyal customer support and cooperation. He notes unprecedented year-end popularity and prosperity, extends sincere thanks, and wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Signed by D. W. Buxell.
The fourth institute for Van Buren township teachers will meet at the high school building on the third Saturday of this month. The program includes opening exercises at 9:00 a.m. and sessions on teaching methods for the fourth grade, composition work, grammar, reading lessons, soil science, sewing, and sociology with assignments to Edna L. Strange, EB. B. Scott, Hazel McMichael, Lenore Toney, Mrs. J. A. Grindie, Florence Curtis, and Jessie V. Farr.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harry Crevist's country home on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with a hymn, prayers, and a scripture lesson, followed by business. Attendees included Mesdamee Ed Su bie r, J. B E Derbyshire, Anna Stackhouse, Margaret Conwell, F. T. Drake, and others. A two course lunch was served by hostesses Harvey Crevist on and Anna Corey.
Advertisement claims constipation poisons the body and promises quick relief. It states Dr King's New Life Pills will remove constipation and headaches and mentions City Drug Store as the recommender.
Miss Jeasie Judson presents another display of hand painted cards calendars pictures and novelties at Miss Capitola Deane's Millinery store on Saturday December 90. Prices range from 10 to 25 cents.
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