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i IIU.L. TEN THE DAILY PANTA GRAPH, BLOOMINGTOM. ILL. FRIDAY, DECEMDER Events oDay Normal SAN JOSE Mr. Heinece Mr'.

leather of the '( Vleaetmls Mary rraaee CuKMingham, Mlar Ore; Mopea-ell. eriH. Ihelr ChMalme ratio) al IJilr Iwwne la Sa Joe ee vumnf Mim Oeraldla milk of rw ehl4ra auilnf lb aoiulay lion. Wan for th community Chrl.t-ma prog mm he nel4 bwtuM of a ejnd.mt of wn 14 IOU4 a'leeaee. Kra.

Oua rnU. Reporter. ANCHOR Tb frti school n4 bKk sehool Starting Saturday! Livingston's Annual 'Ministers to Hold SCORES ATTEND Center (cIumi4 nr infw. Marvia Preaching fltsstontrM oiy orm. rtan ar o'n no) ay Nor-iKrujOofT.

Cartotlto alfh, an 4 Kea-ml Ministerial aasoslatloa for I net a Croee of lh Stenlnfto eehjot lrMctirf niMioa lb Brt wa of a Bcts4 some for th holioay. YULE PROGRAM clo4 W4nly for Chroma, holiday na wtU r-op J. January, th Srsl eenrtre (e aeU uu l.r.ri Waa4oa of tb Ferdinand rWetlnf, eirwuHure miaday nlm. Jea. I AU of ihiim, Jo Community alfh echaot teacher la the bik orbont wn to union aarvlraa will In Bkwmlngton Wednes pe n.ia ia "jiu her eaealloa Uk br hit bom church.

Tb Olrardeau. Mo and Operation lrabytrtaa Community Co be Uvlng AIna Mant. will tnall bee Bar. fiira mama win day and Ml Zimmerman, dameelt briene tcber. went to ber bam la ett, for the balldava.

Cbriatlaa Ufa la al and friend la Hat Rock. Praised by Rev. Ellison at Service. Tb ubtt-ia for tb yariou y- Bernard Umlth, Ooorglna Smith I nlr.J Sunday, J. Wbal aad Jama Wood, etudeot at Eu Can I IUlr About OodTi Mon reka ooU.f, ar bom for fhelr 1 day, a.

"What Claim Haa Cbiiat Mia Vera Hoffman, teacher In th high echooi at Arnutrong, earn Wadneeday to vtolt during tb boll-day wltk fcr mother, Mr. Ida Hoffman. Ml Lena Rlerka entertained tha vacation. Dal Engelhora of Bradley, Peoria, I (pending tb koll- Upon Mr Twaaday. Jaa.

a. hat Do Sia Do to Humaa Paroon- Normal's third annua! Community ffcrtatmaa program, bald at I p. m-Thuradty around a decorated ire reeled at lha Intersection of North day ker with bla pa rente. alltyrj Watn4ay. Jan -What Robert Barnard of Indiana poll.

Conatltutaa Ra4 IrayrTl Tbur- I a Cbrletmaa vtaltor In tb Sunehln club at ker home Wednesday afternooa Sh aleo celebrated nd Beaufort trta. ra attended day, Jan. T. "What Mabaa tha Blbl gjhome of Mr. Nora Baker wltk Mra by Urta number of town.peopi a Living Itnobri rnd.y.

Jaa, ber blrthd.v annlveraary. eirnam ana aeugnier, euunna Th program opened lb "Why fewf l.n"; Runday Iul Marten of Hloomlngtnn. Oliver Flnkenbindar of Blooming in of rami led by th nv. r. Jan.

10. 'What Ar tha tl.m.ol of ton to th gueet of bla wife at tha riiiMH of lb rir.t Papilat church. Cbriatlaa Orowlb horn of her parent, Mr. and Mra, Torti O. M.IU weat of Ma Jo.

BuneJri Eatcriaii RcUb'vtl Ind la pndiitg bl Chrletma va-ratioa at tha bom of bto mother, Mr. Cornell Marten. Joba Sharpie we takea Bro-htw boapltal. Normal. Monday for medical treatment.

Errlngtoa Pltaer, tudnt at tb with accompaniment by Danlal Car mod on lb icUM organ. Re. Mr. tlltaon. paalr.C k-half of th vmrtou ll organic-linn, referred briefly ta In plrlt Mr.

and Mra. Roy Bundy, T34 Curt la. Reporter. Oaaga lrl will ntrtala roiMlva witk a Ch ritl ma dinner today ELLSWORTH of Chriatmaa. which, pointed out.

Unlvemiy of Illlnota, Among th out of tow fueat will Mr. and Mr. O. W. Andcroon Mr.

aad Mr. John Del Hoc a- ralrl Wadnaaday to epeng Ma break doa th barrier or enry, nd fcal. Implant ciolvhborUn. frtmdahlp. krotbarlMtod.

and lov ObrtaUna vacalloa at tb bom of coaipaaJad by Mr. astf Mrs. Georr nd children of Cotfaat Mr. and WOMEN'S COATS! SUITS! Smith, left Mooday by motor to Mr. Char lee Aaderaoa and chil hia parenla, Mr.

and Mr. Emtl niter. I la human haart. and It rry (nlu pend th winter la Orlando, ykt. Mra.

3. L. Poet aad chlMrea went Mia Oral Reeve I a patient at St. Joaeph boepltaL to Home wood W4noday to Vleii dren; Mr. and Mr.

Roe Anderson. Mr. W. If. Courlll and Mra.

fc Trimmer, all of Lexlnf ton. Qarcli PUu Jn. 1 Sertki A New Tear aerrlra will be held Mra, Maud Stanger, wko wa at th bom of ber parent, Mr. and DRESSES AND FURS! takea to St. Joeeph' boaptul Fri day evening following a car acci dent, recovering nicely.

Sh ua- at th rirat Baptlat church 10 talned a fractured kae cp and Mr. Henry Walte. Mr. Poet will pend Chriatmaa there. Ml Lucy Splree, grade teacher, went to ber bom In Mlnonk Wadneeday to tpend bar Chrtouna vacation.

I Irene Bruneon, Reporter. I good will lo aH Mak Otkr Clad. -Thla." dorlarod. "to bot phll-oanphy. but It Uh an artl form la tha iprMlon of food ehor vldned oa thla ooraaloo whn th ntlr community I and bo th oola.

purpoa to to mak olh.r (lad "Th Normal Community council foundad la tha prtnclplaa." B. Mr. Elllaon daclarad. "and pro-poM to maka th oparatloa of auch parannlai. Thla daalr ba tftn m.

undy Th Rev. E. Elll minor bruleea. Cecil Harper, a guard at tha atato aon will preach en "Bhlftlng Rcanea A New Tear" Maaeag." Mr. and Mr, tdleon Rigg will lng.

penitentiary, la vuuing bl wtf and ESQ Practically Our Entire Stock of Fur Trimmed Sport and Dress Normal Itemi ia Brief LIERMAN'S bn sprd by Prlint Clifford E. Horton, Diambor of th aiacutlv Mr. and Mrs. E. T.

Cuatar, Eaat Varnon avenue ar (pending Christ- cotflmltta and to mandatad by ur Bloomlngtan't Meat rragrrsslv. Fastest Grswuif Foe1 Star I' re Delivery I All Part Weominglen and Normal ma with tha latter brother. Merlin conatltutlon and by law. fralMW C-P ration. "Th splandld eo-oparatlon of th Zlema, Rocbtr, Ind.

Threo rhones 743. 616-618-20 S. Leo St Mr. and Mrs. B.

Alton and soa 41 aoelatla rprontd la thl Jerry of Wllmetts; Mr. and Mr. Lyl Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Prank COAT A great value event! coats coats all kinds of coats for sports, and dress at reductions that will cause every thrifty woman to thrill and these reductions come just when you want them at the start of real winter weather.

SPECIALS for SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th Stutsman and eon, Billy of Mil City, Mont, ar (pending th boll- Park aad Shop With Ease. Plenty Parking ftpaca at AU Time. day with Mr. and Mrs. William Todd, T04 South Mala street worthy alTort of community pointed out.

"to a aourc of daap aatl'factloa whlrh haa apraad far bayond tha eonflnaa of loraj community, and haa tab llahad a (oal worthy of th loftlaat ambition, and tha hlrht aacrl-flc. Th Bn spirit of cooperation of our city council, under th arahlD of Mayor Grant Rldcnour to BEFORE INVENTORY SALE BEGINNING Mlaa Dorothy Chapman of Naper villa. Mr. and Mra. Walter Krampr.

Virginia. Minn, and Mr. and Mrs AT THE HOUSE OF LIEKMAN If In Need Of Staple Slock la At Below Krplar promt Coat Oeorr Chrlell of Chicago, ar holiday guest at th bom of Dr. 4 2 wltneaaed In th provision of th and Mrs. A.

S. Chapman, SOI North fX.aialMaa lea 'TVaT It a aflffV. Ia-l tree" Th speaker P. G. ttoap, Giant Bars, Kins and Super Suds, 20c I for Chrlstmss con-aratulated th pclsi committee OiydoL large Pkf.

171c bani-tluth. In chsnrs of the eelebrstlon. coneUt- 15c Dr. and Mr. W.

Raab and eon, Billy, TU Normal avenue, ar spending Chrtotma with Mrs. Rasb parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.

ln of Charles V. HslL A. T. Jsck Can "39ci Frls Naptha Soap, II Ban for son, Keith, Day Ward and Paul Ingram. Th Normal Optimist Boring at Carlln villa.

Formerly to 69 JO Formerly to 79.50 Formerly to 49.75 Post' Bran. Krllorg't Kir Krtoplra and heal 47 KrUple. Pbga. I I club and tha American Legion poet Rev. Mr.

Ellison said, hava been specially generous In thl tangible Town Crier Hour, IJi. Sack I tJC ATLANTA A large Christmas tre with 35c Pur rained Honey, I l.b. Jar 24 Mm. 48 Lb. expression of good will.

colored lights stsnds In th buet-ness district from which trests of Clgaretles, All Popular Brands, Carton $1.07. Pure tan Sugar, Cloth Its ft, 14 Lbs. Following th progrsM thsr was distribution of candy, nuts, oranges) and appls to ach child present Paul Rlc ervd as Santa OUus, and In this rol sxperleneed candy and oranges were given All Fall Winter Fur Trimmed SUITS V2 PRICE 6c 25c 15 Higher Priced Coats Formerly CCQ 7K Sold up to $119.75 OOUiO to th children of the community Rut- A-l Quality Peanut Quaker Oats, Quirk and 4 -Regular. Lge. Pkg.

IDC by th merchants at 7:30 p. m. tcr. Lb. Jar a rsther busy tlm.

Th distribu Thursday. Splnarh, Tomatoes, Green Beans, M. M. Surg to home from Evans- tion of Christmas basket to th home of th underprivileged wa Scott C'unty Hominy and Pumpkin, N. Vi r)rA Cut Beets, IS.

Tins, OT. ton to spend th Christmas vacation bar with bto family. Tins, for I Cans for than mad, with Harry a Metcalf. chslrmsn of th committee, directing th work Tha grades and high school FKUIT AND VEGETABLES closed her Wednesday for the Christmas vacation and. will open FHESH Egg Plants, Each 10c 25c Tender Green Peas, Lbs.

Monday, Jsn. 4, Tha high school students and the faculty bad a Chrlstmss party Texas Seedlesa Grapa White Pol si ocs, Wlwnnsln Kurals, IS Lb. OQ. Peck 3C 100 Lbs, (2.15. 31c Monday night In th old gymnasium.

They had a tree and Santa Claus was present to dis Rev, Ward Announces Program Ther will no special New Tear observance Bundsy at ths First Chrlitlsn church. However, th pastor, th Rev. Frank B. Ward, win deliver two sermons approprlste to ths sesson. His subject at 10:30 a.

m. will be "For Such an Hour as This." He will speak at 7:30 p. m. Fruit, 10 for A Great Price Sacrifice on FUR COATS tribute tha exchange of gifts. They Celery 2 for 15c Lb.

10c Rhuh played games, danced and had BAKERY SPECIALS A Christmas party was held at on -Christ Will com Christian church Monday night Supreme Seals! Pony! Caracul! Bronze Beaver! Persian Lamb! Muskrat! Northern Seals! Kidskins! Jefferson's nutter 11c Sawyer's Ginger Snap or 1 fl Fig Bars. Lb IC Biscuits, Doirn for th primary and junior Sunday school department. A progrsm was presented by th children and Santa Claua was present with ths trests. Plain or 23c Jefferson's Dougluiuts, Powdered Sugar, Doiea Sawyer's Liberty Bell Crackers, A-l Qualify, 4 1 2 Lb. Box I2l Roberts Family to Hava Gnesti Mr.

and Mr. Rufus Roberts will ntertaln members of their family with a Christmas dinner today. Among tha guests will be th Rev. and Mrs. Frank B.

Ward. Cledeath Fordham, Reporter. 7 9 BASEMENT MEN'S STORE Vm lour Charg Account, January Clearanra Values to 125.00 Values to 98.75 Values to 139.50 Values to 175.00 Just in time for New Year's AU Fall Marinett Knit Dresses 11 Off Their 3 to 2 Original Prices 29 Formal and Sunday Night 1 A Gowns Reduced to. tj)3and wlU Values to 39.75Come early January Clearance Prices! Our Entire Remaining Stock of Early Fall and Winter 0 Big Lot Men's Melton O'Coats Big Lot Men' Suits, O'Coats .90 .99 14 6 (Worth to 225.00!) (Worth to (18.00!) At these reductions you can well afford to choose one or several dresses to wear thru the remainder of the winter and none excepted its our entire remaining stock of fall and winter styles. SUIT FABRICS AND STYLES Single Breasted Double Breasted Sports Models Regulars, Longs Shorts, Stouts All Wool Worsted Fabric Including: Slue Serge Mixtures, Twists, Shadow Squares, Shadow Herringbones 7 0 Top Coats, Overcoat Fabrics and Styles ,411 Wool Meltons All Wool Fleeces Blue Boucles Bilvertones, Llamas Novelty Mixtures Plaid Backs Single Breasted Double Breasted Half or Full Belted Polo Models Raglans Sport Backs Values to 9.95 Values to 16.95 Values to 12.95 Values to 19.75 Values to 25.00 Livingston's Ready Wear Shops Second Floor.

Clearance! Suits and O'Coats! January Clearance of Men's Pants! Manipulated and cotton patterns. 0. K. for semi-work, school and hard wear. 30 to 40.

Grey, Blue and I Others $2.88 and $3.88 A group of odds and ends 1 or 2 each from many of our $14.90 to $18.90 lots. .90 Most colors and sizes, 36 to 42. Save (j 6 to 10 bucks. Open Saturday Lntil 8 p. m.

BLOOMINQTON'S LEADING DRY COODS RETAILERS SOUTH SIDE SQUARE y-ASI fTAf-ROLAND'S "UNDERSELLING BASEMENT" MEN'S rj.