oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-14

KINFOLKS DINE WITH YOUNG MAN ON BIRTHDAY MR. AND MRS. J. J. RADER honored their son, Ross yesterday with a family dinner party composed of closest relatives, which marked the 19th anniversary of his birth. The dinner was a sumptuous one with all his favorite vines and topped with a lovely birthday cake in pink and white, inscribed "Birthday Greetings, Rose," in pink leaing. His mother had made charming use of a combination of spring flowers in the rooms and on the table. Coveres were placed for the honoree, Ross Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Rader, parents; Mr. and Mrs. Quech, Los Angeles, aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. Secrest, sister and her husband, Los Angeles; W. H. Chritton, uncle, Alma and Alta Chritton, cousins, of Anaheim; and Harold Rader, brother. The afternoon was enjoyed in a family visit and happy conversation as well as in enjoyment of the pretty gifts showered upon the fortunate young man. Grand Court Report Liberty Court No. 34, Order of the Amaranth, will hold a stated meeting tomorrow evening, preceded by a pot-luck dinner at 6 p.m. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. L. L. Tanner, royal matron, will give her report on the grand court which she attended last week in San Francisco. State Officers to Visit Fourteen members of the local Legion Auxiliary will go evening to Orange where they will be entertained at a 6:30 dinner and meet several state officers later in business and program sessions. The officers expected included Mrs. Martha Decker, state president Los Angeles; Mrs. Maud Wade. Easter Bridge Party Mrs. Ira W. Anderson entertained a party of friends at her home on Cherry-st. Saturday with a bridge party. Lovely decorations were in yellow and white and tiny baskets of flowers graced the tables where luncheon was served. Prize winners for the afternoon were Mrs. Tompkins and Mrs. Akermon. Guests of Mrs. Anderson included Meadamica C. P. Tompkin, Clyde Webb, H. D. Akermon, Robert Wilson, R. T. Curtiss, and Miss Julia Goodrum, all of Anaheim; Meadamica Albinger, Black, Cook and Till, Whittier, White, Huntington Park. Beach Birthday Dinner The birthday anniversary of Mrs. C. J. Dunham was celebrated with a picnic party at Laguna Beach yesterday with a party of friends. A sumptuous lunchoon with the birthday cake as a center piece was spread on the rocks. In the party were Messrs. and Meadames D. H. Van Meter and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beat, Mr. and Mrs. George Doolittle, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dunham and Mr. E. J. Dunham. Honor Departing Guest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll of Maple-ave., were host and hostess at a dinner and dance in honor of Miss Rose Mouch, who leaves zoom for an extended visit with her mother, in Wataconeta, Ohio. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ted Swedenborg, Miss Margaret Jane Miller, Miss Clara Goodwin, Miss Thelma Toetz. The dinner table was tastily arranged with Easter greetings, the dinner and dance following. The evening concluded with expressions of a happy evening from all present, and presentation of a souvenir gift to each from the host and hostess. CONVENTION IN TORRANCE CALLS LARGE NUMBER A RED letter day for Royal Neighbors of America was Saturday when the twelfth annual district convention was held in Torrance in the M.E. church with almost 400 present. Torrance was in gala dress, royal purple and white streaming from every possible point and all the business windows were effectively trimmed in the colors. Supreme Oracle Mrs. Eva Childs, of Janesville, Wis., was present and expressed her delight with this, her second visit to the Southland, as well as being in the important meeting. She also expressed the hope that some day she may become a resident of the beautiful Southland. The afternoon session closed with election of officers for the next year as follow: President, Selma Rockwell, Bellflower; vice president, Mary Demacher, Long Beach; chancellor, Emma Sher, Ocean Park; marshal, Mrs. Dolly, Santa Ana; past president, Doeia Smithburn, Fullerton. The meeting next year will be held in Santa Ana, with Pasadena a close contestant in the choice of cities. Anaheim had been invited to delineate the memorial service having made such a favorable impression at the meeting last year but declined, and Sunny South led did the beautiful work. The school of instruction was very beneficial and entertaining. In the evening prizes were awarded for the most beneficial candidates brought into the lodges during the year. Funeral in St. Boniface S. L. Vallettseros, 86, was buried today from St. Boniface church at 9:30. Father Brown officiating The aged man's death occurred State Officers to Visit Fourteen members of the local Legion Auxiliary will go evening to Orange where they will be entertained at a 6:30 dinner and meet several state officers later in business and program sessions. The officers expected included Mrs. Martha Decker, state president; Los Angeles; Mrs. Mauda Rees, Riverside; second vice president; Mrs. Leora Kerr, third vice president; Mrs. Polene, Riverside; district welfare chairman; Mrs. P. L. Chapline, Orange, member state executive committee. The Legion hall in Orange is the place of meeting and the committees on entertainment have been busy as bees all day preparing for their guests. Lengthy Motor Trip A merely party of relatives motored to Victoryville and vicinity yesterday, covering about two hundred miles on the trip. A picnic luncheon featured the day. In the party were Micrs Amy and Anna Degryse and Florence Wolf Anaheim; Mrs. Sophia Matter, and Miss Ida and Henry and George Matter, Fullerton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matter, Maywood. Boxer Visits Uncle Dode Hercot, nephew of George Poirier, was a dinner guest at the Palm Springs on So. Melrose at yesterdays Young Bercot is a well known friend of Seattle Wash. He is present some time this year and came to Anaheim yesterday for a several days visit. P. A. T. Meeting The regular meeting of the Parent-Teacher Ass'n of Orangethorpe will be held Friday at 3 p.m. April 18. As this is the meeting previous to election of officers for the new year, and transaction of other important business, every member is urged to be present. Free Lecture First Church of Christ Scientist, Fullerton, Calif., announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Miss Margaret M. Glenn C. S. B., member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. The lecture will be delivered in the church edifice, corner of Chayman and Pomona-save, Thursday evening, April 1, 1924, at 2 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to Motor Over Desert A jolly motor party composed of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and daughter, Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Haws and Miss Thelma Lammort of El Modena, left Saturday afternoon on a trip which covered Palm Springs and canyon, and the beautiful Painted Desert. Of all the trips this coterie of friends have taken, they stated that the one over the week-end was one of the most delightful. Young Pianists Recital Miss Liela Steadman presented a group of her piano pupils in recital Saturday afternoon and a short social hour afterward. Each student played with unusual excellence and gave great credit to Miss Steadman's methods and interest. Musical games and pastimes followed the recital with refreshments later. Easter colors featured the decorations and favors furthered the motif. S. S. Workers Confer A workers conference of the Christian Sunday School will conclude Tuesday at 1:35 p.m. The teacher and it is essential that every officer, teacher and those who have any active part whatsover in the school be present. The Sunday school is growing and plans must be made for the convenience and welfare of this vitally important department. That no one shirk his responsibility in attending this meeting is the earnest wish of those in charge. Henry Sands and wife and child left yesterday over the U.P. from Anahelm for Weiser, Ida. Sarah E. Built is planning to leave this p.m. over the U.P. for Ogden, Utah. CYPRESS April 12. (Spl.)—Little Eleanor Lee of Los Angeles who has been spending the past three weeks with her grandparents but declined, and Sunny South lodge did the beautiful work. The school of instruction was very beneficial and entertaining. In the evening prizes were awarded for the most beneficial candidates brought into the lodges during the year. Funeral in St. Boniface S. L. Valletseros, 86, was buried today from St. Boniface church, at 9:30, Father Brown officiating. The aged man's death occurred Saturday afternoon at the home of his son, Feliz Valletseros, 524 S.Lemon. He is survived by many relatives living in Anaheim. Burial was in Holy Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Anderson moved to Long Beach yesterday. Today's Recipes Miss Saupa Take Last Night (100 words) with three medium potatoes. Sealdiven Cut in dices with scissors. Place in stewing kettle with three cups cold water. Let come to a boil and skim if necessary. Let simmer two hours. One half hour before done add potatoes, and options dipped. Season to taste. Orange Salad—Cut thin-skinned sour oranges in very thin slices and slices in quarters. Marinate with a dressing made by mixing one-third cup olive oil, one anise half tablespoons each lemon juice and vinegar, one-third teaspoon salt, one-quarter teaspoon paprika and a few grains mustard. St James Pudding—Take three tablespoons butter, one-half cup molasses, one-half cup milk, one half teaspoon soda, one-quarter teaspoon each of salt, cloves, an spice, nutmeg, one-half pound dates stoned and cut in pieces. Mix and turn into buttered mozzarella and steam two and one-half hours Serve with hard or creamy sauce. WHITE FLANNEL IS APPLIQUED ON RED BROADCLOTH COAST Free Lecture First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fullerton, Calif., announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Miss Margaret M. Glenn, C. S. B., member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. The lecture will be delivered in the church edifice, corner of Chapman and Pomona-save, Thursday evening, April 1, 1924, at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. Turn on the light—chase out the gloom Electric light in every room. —Anaheim Electric Co.'s Serviceman Says Wiring doesn't cost—it saves. It saves steps for mother—it saves the eye-sight of the family. It improves the home in many ways. Wire us to wire. ANAHEIM Electric Co. 209 W. Center St.—Phone 59 CYPRESS CYPRESS, April 12. (Spl.)—Little Eleanor Lee of Los Angeles who has been spending the past three weeks with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Huttenbocher, is returning to her home Sunday. Mrs. E. P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Priddy and Mrs. Mary Myers of Pekin, Illinois attended the show at the California theatre Thursday evening. The firm of Priddy & Sconce is helping beautify Cypress by doing a little landscape gardening around the new office. Mr. George Trapp who has been confined to the hospital in Los Angeles is home again and is slowly improving. Mrs. C. S. Gilbert of Pasa Robles is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. H. LaRue. The C. of C. will meet at the Cypress school auditorium Tuesday evening April the 15th. The people of Cypress are expecting this to be a very lively and interesting meeting. A good program is being arranged including several good speakers. Dr. Damron and C. R. Krots of Long Beach will take part in the Program. There will also be the reports of several important committees. This is expected to be a very interesting meeting in general and a large attendance is expected. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. W. R. Martin spent Thursday in Los Angeles as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Galwicks. Dr. Damron has changed the location of his sanitarium. It will be built just east of the LaRue general mercantile store instead of on Mrs. Faegan's property as before reported. They are now putting the lumber for the building on the ground. Both striking and unique spring coat of red broadcloth woven an appliqued design of flannel applied in an all over term. Huge white fox collar final touch of luxuriousness to wrap. THE WOMAN'S PAGE ENTION IN INVESTIGATION CALLS MERGE NUMBER MOTHER LEAVES STALLED AUTO TO GET AID; FOUND MURDERED TRIUMPHAL ENTRY RECORD, PROPHECY Dr. Geirsinger spoke at the White Temple Sunday morning upon "The Increasing Triumphal Christ," taking as his text Jolie 12:19. The triumphal entry of Jehovah into Jerusalem, the religious capital of the old world, is both record and a prophecet. It is a word of a high moment both in life of our Lord and in that of the people of his day. It is less true that many acclaimed "Son of David" and cast their actions beneath his feet, from nib-appreciation, expecting blind deliver Israel from the rule of hated Gentile. Yet it is impossible to believe that there were come even in that popular, thinking strong who saw clearly and really understood and for swift moment caught sight of and the divine order of the coming upon the earth. In swift, apocalyptic moment they must have been for some of the vision of the King in his beard and the land that is far off. But the incident is rather phetic. The triumphal entry still an unfulfilled prophecy in process of being fulfilled. I am not desirous of speaking the church this morning. I much can be said for the chapel and its service to the race as labored variously for human terment. But I am thinking something far more important than that. Nor am I desirous of consisting the spread of western civilization. Though that is one of hopeful signs of the times, after all discount has been taken for the materialist and brutal unlovely aspects of our civilization of power and acquisitiveness yet remains true that the state of western civilization has liberty and comfort for the man and the enrichment of life. Nor do I wish to consider old question is the world go Mrs. Maude Bauer in her wedding gown. Every one of a score of trails followed by New York police in investigating the murder of Mrs. Maude Bauer has led up a blind alley. Unusual circumstances surround the crime. While out driving with her children and another woman, her automobile broke down. A man drove up and offered to take her to a farmhouse to telephone for aid. With a parting smile to her loved ones, she got into the car and it moved off. A short time later her bleeding body, beaten and shot, was found alongside the road. MR. EDWARD Y.: The woman whose letter you sent me was not advertising for a husband. She morse. I think back over the days when we were sweethearts and when she blessed me as a father. But when the children were nearly grown up I became more appreciative. Every lie I told her she trusted and believed and each one seemed easier to tell. The evil influence grew until I felt guilty I left my home and family. Now as I dream back over those days, I can see that same flower hot as I picked it, but careworn and sad; not the picture of my sweetheart, but of a broken-hearted wife. She is dead and I am sitting here alone just waiting for the sun to go down never to shine again for me. I killed the only one in the world who truly loved me. There is but one true love in this world for each of us. Men do think twice before you give up the mother of your children for a butterfly. DYING FROM REMORSE. I only wish that people making mistakes would profit from the experiences of those who have suffered. Thank you for writing. ERRING SISTER Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of 18 and have a sister who is 16. I can see many things about my sister that could be changed for the better, but mother seems to have the idea that she is perfect and nothing I say has any weight. Sister is a mean little thing and just as cross as she can be to her girl and boy friends. I think she ought to be taught courtesy, but mother says she will get over her disagreeable ways when she is older. She and I have very different dispositions, because it is as hard for me to be grouchy as it is for her to be sweet. I don't feel superior because I have a lot of friends and she few; I merely feel I was more fortunate in the disposition God gave me. GREEN AND WHITE IS COLOR SCHEME OF FLANNEL LIQUED ON RED ROADCLOTH COAT knocking him to make myself good in her eyes. I am not dependent on my people for anything and have means of my own. I have known the girl I am writing of since she was a little girl going to school and I know that she will be a good and true wife to the right man. Her mother knows the game he is playing and has tried to make the girl see as she does, but she is making the mistake of being loyal to one not worthy of the name of friend. What would you advise? Shall I tell her the double game he is playing, or let time tell the tale? My impression of him would not look well in print and it would give me great pleasure to give him the reward fellows of his type have coming. R.E.L. The girl seems determined to work out her own experience. Since her mother has warned her, I would advise you to stand silently by and watch the game. When she learns her lesson she will turn back to you because she will realize your loyalty and will appreciate your silence and readiness to help when she asks for aid. Whatever you say against the other man will sound like jealousy to her, and will not convince her in the least. A FADED ROSE Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been reading your experience letters and can only say they mean more to me than the Teapot Dome does to the New York stock exchange. Before I tell you my experience allow me first to tell the kind of girl I chose to be my life partner. She was one of those sweet little girls that had a smile and glad hello anytime, anywhere. She was young, representing a flower and I plucked the flower when it was yet in bud, only to neglect to keep it blooming with kind words and deeds. She was my boyhood sweetheart and I loved her dearly. She also loved me, which she surely proved when she became my wife. But I had a butterfly who in- is perfect and nothing I say has any weight. Sister is a mean little thing and just as cross as she can be to her girl and boy friends. I think she ought to be taught courteasy, but mother says she will get over her disagreeable ways when she is older. She and I have very different dispositions, because it is as hard for me to be grouchy as it is for her to be sweet. I don't feel superior because I have a lot of friends and she has few; I merely feel I was more fortunate in the disposition God gave me. My sister cries herself to sleep many a night because her girl friends have gone to a school party with boys and she has to stay at home because no one invited her. She is quite a pretty little thing except for her mouth, and that is pouty, and she rarely smiles. I love my little sister and always have and I would like to help her. What would you advise me to do? DISTURBED BETTY. Since you have failed to help by expressing your views, I would advise you to keep silent for a while and watch for a golden opportunity to talk to your sister alone. Perhaps some time when she is crying you can have a little talk with her and tell her what you consider stands in the way of her popularity. Be careful not to say too much or to preach. Then after you have had your say, do not refer to the matter again. Your sister will be given food for thought and even if she is not immediately helped I am sure your words will have weight and in time she will see the wisdom of your advice. M. P. and B. K.—Buy larkspur at the drug store and steep a strong tea of it. Then wash the hair thoroughly with the tea and let it dry on. An hour or two after the hair has been dried, rinse it in clear water and dry it again. Then comb it thoroughly. Speak to the mother of the children. It will do little good to remove the trouble from part of the family when doubtless the whole family suffers. This handsome three of white flannel is embroidered a check design in green straight, one-piece frock tuck just below the long row of buttons trimmed of the frock. TRIUMPHAL ENTRY WORD, PROPHECY Geltsinger spoke at the Temple Sunday morning of The Increasing Triumph of taking as his text John triumphal entry of Jesus Christusen, the religious capita of the old world, is both a prophecet. It is a recitation high mement both in the Our Lord and in that of people of his day. It is doubtless that many acclaimed him of David" and cast their garb beneath his foot, from a prehension, expecting him to Israel from the rule of the Gentile. Yet it is impossible believe that there were not even in that popular, uniting who saw clearly really understood and for one moment caught sight of God the divine order of things going upon the earth. In one apocalyptic moment there have been for some of them a king of the King in his beauty the land that is far off. At the incident is rather proclamation. The triumphal entry is an unfilled prophecy but success of being fulfilled. Not desirous of speaking of church this morning, I think he can be said for the church its service to the race as it has led variously for human benefit. But I am thinking of thing far more important that, for am I desirous of consider the spread of western civilization. Though that is one of the full signs of the times. For all discount has been made the materialist and brutal and newly aspects of our civilization power and acquisitiveness, it remains true that the spread western civilization has mounted and comfort for the masses the enrichment of life. For do I wish to consider the question is the world getting better, it is Man has geltsinger spoke at the Temple Sunday morning of The Increasing Triumph of taking as his text John triumphal entry of Jesus Christusen, the religious capita of the old world, is both a prophecet. It is a recitation high mement both in the Our Lord and in that of people of his day. It is doubtless that many acclaimed him of David" and cast their garb beneath his foot, from a prehension, expecting him to Israel from the rule of the Gentile. Yet it is impossible believe that there were not even in that popular, uniting who saw clearly really understood and for one moment caught sight of God the divine order of things going upon the earth. In one apocalyptic moment there have been for some of them a king of the King in his beauty the land that is far off. At the incident is rather proclamation. The triumphal entry is an unfilled prophecy but success of being fulfilled. Not desirous of speaking of church this morning, I think he can be said for the church its service to the race as it has led variously for human benefit. But I am thinking of thing far more important that, for am I desirous of consider the spread of western civilization. Though that is one of the full signs of the times. For all discount has been made the materialist and brutal and newly aspects of our civilization power and acquisitiveness, it remains true that the spread western civilization has mounted and comfort for the masses the enrichment of life. For do I wish to consider the question is the world getting better, it is Man has geltsinger spoke at the Temple Sunday morning of The Increasing Triumph of taking as his text John triumphal entry of Jesus Christusen, the religious capita of the old world, is both a prophecet. It is a recitation high mement both in the Our Lord and in that of people of his day. It is doubtless that many acclaimed him of David" and cast their garb beneath his foot, from a prehension, expecting him to Israel from the rule of the Gentile. Yet it is impossible believe that there were not even in that popular, uniting who saw clearly really understood and for one moment caught sight of God the divine order of things going upon the earth. In one apocalyptic moment there have been for some of them a king of the King in his beauty the land that is far off. At the incident is rather proclamation. The triumphal entry is an unfilled prophecy but success of being fulfilled. Not desirous of speaking of church this morning, I think he can be said for the church its service to the race as it has led variously for human benefit. But I am thinking of thing far more important that, for am I desirous of consider the spread of western civilization. Though that is one of the full signs of the times. For all discount has been made the materialist and brutal and newly aspects of our civilization power and acquisitiveness, it remains true that the spread western civilization has mounted and comfort for the masses the enrichment of life. For do I wish to consider the question is the world getting better, it is Man has geltsinger spoke at the Temple Sunday morning of The Increasing Triumph of taking as his text John triumphal entry of Jesus Christusen, the religious capita of the old world, is both a prophecet. It is a recitation high mement both in the Our Lord and in that of people of his day. It is doubtless that many acclaimed him of David" and cast their garb beneath his foot, from a prehension, expecting him to Israel from the rule of the Gentile. Yet it is impossible believe that there were not even in that popular, uniting who saw clearly really understood and for one moment caught sight of God the divine order of things going upon the earth. In one apocalyptic moment there have been for some of them a king of the King in his beauty the land that is far off. At the incident is rather proclamation. The triumphal entry is an unfilled prophecy but success of being fulfilled. Not desirous of speaking of church this morning, I think he can be said for the church its service to the race as it has led variously for human benefit. But I am thinking of thing far more important that, for am I desirous of consider the spread of western civilization. Though that is one of the full signs of the times. For all discount has been made the materialist and brutal and newly aspects of our civilization power and acquisitiveness, it remains true that the spread western civilization has mounted and comfort for the masses the enrichment of life. 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Though that is one of the fewful signs of the times. For for all discount has been made the materialist and brutal and lively aspects of our civilization power and acquisitiveness, it remains true that the spread western civilization has meant unity and comfort for the masses the enrichment of life. DOor do I wish to consider the question is the world getting war. I believe it is. Man has need in his mastery over mateinstruments. He has done joy with innumerable drudgerness. He has increased his fund of knowledge and spread popular editions. He has learned to co-opand to control social forces, has advanced in the sciences dealing with sanitation. He developed many humanitarian perceptions and sent his Bible and gospel over the earth. He has been away from much in the way humanism and ignorant faith all of these things are gained virtual as well as material. But I am thinking of something together different when I speak the increasing triumph of Christ, the world. I mean to say that time has ought it about that from the accident to the Orient. Our writ is increasingly thought of the Savior of the world. He is the Living Christ in the ought of the world today and he whole world has gone after him. In a way entirely peculiar himself he is the Savior of mankind. I mean this is the most real and real manner. His Servon on the Mount Hie Prayer, His Golden Rule, His Liness and Personality, His Death, His Resurrection are the mightiest facts of the spiritual life not of some men and women but of all men and women, whether or not they be believers. He has taught the world to pray REEN AND WHITE IS COLOR SCHEME OF FLANNEL SUIT Wonderful New Easter Millinery at remarkably low prices at the PARISIAN MILLINERY 209 E. Center St. and not to faint. He has made prayer a reality for millions. And when men pray they pray as He has taught them. Take his prayer, the Lord's Prayer as we call it. There we have Jesus way of feeling about the world. He always saw God the Father back of all things and in an thru all things. There is a soul, a meaning, a purpose, a love back of all things. That love is our Father. So He teachers us to think of all mankind as akin to God and as one Brotherhod. You cannot think of prayer without being challenged not simply to ask for forgiveness but to grant it. He makes us all more forgiving. Nor can you think of that prayer without braving yourselves to conquer evil in your own hearts and in the world. The teachings of Jesus and the bearing of his life is to make all philosophy and all science and all education ever and to enlargen all of our ideas of man's life and duty and destiny. There are two major movements in the life mankind today. One is for the humanizing of all industrial conditions and the other is for the spiritualizing of all our international relations. And both of these movements reveal how certainly the ideas and spirit of Jesus are leaving all life. We cannot describe the spirit that does not time without saying that in it we see the influence of brain in breaking down man's alienation from God, in bringing altogether a reconciliation between man and God, and thus breaking aside saving the souls of men from sin. This is the fact that this day emphasizes: The whole world is going after Him. If Christ were taken from our life today and all the influences that strengen from his heart, it would be like the loss of the sun to the material order. A hideous chill would sweep over the spirit of mankind and despair would settle down upon the hearts of all of us. It is not possible to exaggerate the grace and truth that have come into the world and that continually come into the world thru Him. And for all this let us be grateful. Let us not turn away from him. Let us keep our hearts and minds open to Him. Wonderful New Easter Millinery at remarkably low prices at the PARISIAN MILLINERY 209 E. 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