Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 November 1918 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918.

PACKING XHftS BOXES FOR SCLDIER BOYS

rerre Haute Women Lend a Hand— -v' Headquarters Presents

Busy Scene Just Now.

The *ork at the Tanks* Christmas poetofflc® la flourishing at present. Much Interest is being shown in the plan and the labels are coming in Taster this week ad more are being reseived from the boys over there. Donations are being made by different merchants and citizens for assistance n filling the 1000 boxes asked of the Red Cross by the government for solfiers who "have no near relatives to •end them gifts.

Simeon, Waggoner has placed a large

$ box at his drug store for the receiving donations. The box bears the intcription "Donate cigarettes, candy, unoking tobacco, candy or money for the Yank's Christmas Cartons," and today the^box has been emptied many times with the contents turned over to

Mrs. Maxwell Carson JTamill and her assistant. Miss Gertrude Hitman, for ase In filling the boxes.

A box placcd on the wall at the keadquarters Is holding many dona'Jons ranging In proportiofts from a penny to $5.

Ion nelly Drug company, Patriclr "R. Maheney, Theodore Hulman, Mrs. Josephus Collett Davis, George Parker •J and others have donated candy, •mokes and money. Ope little miss of tender years, who is soliciting for

Fiibscrlptions for the Ladies' Home Jouraai, appeared at headquarters and I isked If she might not donate something from her earnings for the boys

Christmas and she placed a nice sum In the money box. the committee In*charge requests that anyone who wants to fill a box or fontribute toward that end will make luch a fact known at headquarters and 'call for the carton. Individuals are s requested to place their names in the box or on the article contributed.

Mrs. Elizabeth Birch, who visited the poetofflce yesterday, told of a wish expressed by her daughter. Miss Nelle Birch, who Is a Red Cross nurse in France, who eeked that her mother lend her ehelled popcorn. Miss Birch told of the desire for this edible, and pointed to the great length jvhich popsorn could be expanded.

Too much credit for the attractiveness of the headquarters can not be given to Mlrs Oertrude Hulman, assistant chairman,-who has been untiring1 in her efforts to make Vigo county's ihare in the Christmas of the boys overseas 6tand out like a bas relief -Co-operation among the different iiwomen who serve on the individual

Bays Is marked, each performing her i-BHpecial duty with the greatest effliifciency.

West Terre Haute Notes

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Miss Mary King, of McIJroy avenue. visiting her aunt, Mrs. ^Bnllivan. Ind.. this week.

her 8 .uut, Mrs. Lora Lay, at ,, *,id.. this week. Ruby Whltter, of Lower Vein, spending the week with Miss Delia ,\rorley, of Route A, National road.

Miss

The Loyal Sisters will meet in a« »11•'/•flay session at the home of Mrs. Har--rlet Broadhurst, on t?ie Paris road, '^Friday. Nov. 22, provided the ban has ceen entirely lifted by that date.

Mrs. J. "W. Adams and family, of Miller avenue, spent Wednesday visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob Greggs, of Terre Haute.

Miss Wanda and Master Warren "•'Rowsll, of Toledo O., are spending a •rew days with Miss Helen Adams, of

Miller avenue. Mrs. C. T. Metralf, of South Eighth street, entertained Mrs. Vernon Kfllen -.and daughter, Thelma. and Mrs. Carl

Nichols and little daughter.at dinner on Wednesday. James Kirley. of South Seventh 'Street, has opened a coal and feed eta-''-tlon at 617 South Eighth street. West

Terre Haute. Mrs. C. C. Messer. of South Seventh "'street, is 111 of rheumatism.

Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, of N'orth Eighth street, are both ill of Spanish influenza.

Mrs. Hannah Leasure. of North Seventh street, went to Marshall, 111., Wednesday for a visit with relatives.

Mrs. Reuben Hogue, of Fast Miller avenue, is quite ill of influenza. Mrs. Lucy Nelson, of Route A, Nstional road, is spending a few davs with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Littie, of Tre avenue.

Mrs. Thomas Vrak»s, aged 25 v»ars. died Wednesday afternoon at her "home S23 South Seventh street. West Terre Haute, of pneumonia, following an attack of influenza. The deceased is survived by her husband and mother •and three children, Cecil*. Helen and

Berland Mayhorn. The funeral will h* held Friday, with burial at Highland n»

If the ban is lifted there will he services at the M. E. church next Sun--tiay at 11 o'clock. If not. there will be someone at the church between the hours of 11 and 1C to receive money for the church budget. 3 Mrs. F. M. Hogerson, financial secre»'tary of the church, will receive monev for the church-at her home. 310 Lee avenue, carh day between 11 and 12 o'rlock ahd at other times at the Rogv trson store, Third and National avenue,

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MY ZERO HOUR.

"It would not sem so b^d," said Aunt call her son Dick. Margie through her tears, "if Dick had gone to the training cairip.

That was the first timo in all my life that I had ever heard Aunt Margie

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called hirp Richard Waverly III as if she wislied to always remember that he was the child of her first marriage.

Uncle Jim Edio -«was one of those grand men, who deserve everything a woman can give them and who generally get only what some other man has lelt.

Aunt Margie and Uncle Jim seem very content but I do not believe that Aunt Margie will ever forget her first husband. i wonder, dear whispering tree, how it would seem to have two husbands. Fate and dear Toddy forbid anything like that happening to me. "I wanted Dick to enter an officer's training camp," continued Aunt Margie plaintively, Sut nothing would do but that he should enter the ranks. "Why mother," he said, "some one has to be a private." "Good for Dick," I explained, "after that you certainly could not say anything Aunt Margrie." "I said," she answered solemnly **so and God be with you" and then she broke down and sobbed audibly but quickly recovered and with a laugh handed me Richard Ill's last letter.

In it he said, "two weeks ago today mumsie I was dancing with Mary Pemberton in the beautiful ball room of the Symones ai^d today I am on 'kitchen police"—now I know why girls leave home! '*By the way," the letter continued. "I had a letter from Todd Symone this morning and it was full of a girl, who was on the same train with him going out to San Diego. I'm afraid it will be pretty hard times for Margot. Why did she not marry Budge—if she had to marry any on*. Z don't believe in a

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girl marrying a soldier any way, if I did I would have married Katherine Harter. You may not know it mumsie but we have been engaged ever since I was nine and she was eight." had just gotten this far when Aunt Margie evidently xemembered what Dick had written her about Toddy and me for she looked horror stricken and almost snatched the letter out

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hand. "It Is just the foolishness of youth," she said hastily. "Do not worry about It," she added blunderingly as I kissed her good-bye and prepared to leave.

For the first time in my life I had visited Aunt Margie JEdie and I had not been comforted and edified and made happier.

Oi). my way back to my home I caught a glimpse of Mary Pemberton and Geoffreto Divoni among the trees of the park and then and there came to the conclusion that the woman who was happiest'was the woman who only took herself into consideration.

A little farther on I came upon my electric car, all unconscious that she

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Another lot of Bed Springs,

slightly rusty, otherwise in good condition, d* 1 PA Special at.....'

Cornbination Book Cases and Writing Desks. Some glasses broken and some were? slightly scratched in shipping. All have been repaired and are now a s good as new. Specially priced at—$14.75. —j

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was in any way usurping any prerogative that might be wholly mine. I will give Vi'lnf. the credit of befn? the last one to take my car from me if she had realized it was mine. jhTer enjoyment In it, however, was so Halve that I could riot tell her of the 'unhappiness it garve jgne every time I eaw her in it.

I wish father Symono would give me an electric car and yet I cannot ask him for it because he has already offered to put one of his splendid cars at my disposal and I refused." I don't want a chauffeur always hanging around.

Vi'let drove up to the curb. "Get in dearie," she commanded joyously. "To you, and you only dear whispering tree, I will confide that my heart sank when looked at her yellow hair and painted face, her flamboyant hat and frilly frock and I understood that here and now was my 'Zero Hour*— that I must 'go over the top' with my father's wife right down the most fashionable street at ita busiest moment of the afternoon. "Henceforth my entire coterie of friends would Jfhow that I had joined hands with the woman my father had married."

To be Continued Tomorrovf.

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