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FLORA. ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1925
NUMBER 17
WTDOSTS FOR 1088
Flora merchants are, as a rule, optlmtotic, and always reaching out to aatand their trade territory. Thto Is proven by the large volume of ad- TsrttolBg which appoars each week and each year In tbe Journal-Record. The period of Invoicing having beon about conclnded, we hear good re¬ porU trom the hustlers In Flora coa¬ ceralng their 1924 business.
These hustlers believe, wltb the big industrial chiefs of tha aation, that 1986 will be a banner year ia buaUess and they ate going after Flora's share of trade, as witnessed by the toUowlng business men who har* anranged tor 1926 advanUaUg In the Journal-Record:    ¦:,,.•'•./
Scudamore Bros.
Hodges Orocery
Flora Greenhouse.        -
Medley A Son
J. Bowman ii,
Kroger's        ¦¦•¦¦  '' '."^^   .¦¦;.'¦•'"
First  National  Bank   ,       ¦-.i
Flora Nationai Bank
N. B. Prince
R. J. Cnnningham
U. R. Winterman .,
J. H. Throgmorton
Walter Maas
Oahan Bros. Inc. . .     •
Chaney Bros.
Schiffman's '
Taylor Bros.
McLaughlin A Son
Schnell's Bakery
E. W. Bryan
Sypult & Shepard
Ooldsby & Riggle   ¦ *
O. H. Byars
Those carrying professional card^ are:
A. O. Gaddis
Hancock A Son
H. S. Williams
Dr. P. H. Baylea
Spletb's  Studio
Dr. B. A. Hopkinson
Dr Oeo. W. Campbell
Dr. M. 0. Powell /
Dr. H. W., Ooodpaster
CARKY-STBWART
Harold V. Carey and Miss Mildred A. Stewart, both ot Flora, were mar¬ ried Thursday evening, January 1, 192B, at 8:00 o'clock at the home of the bride's parenU, Mr. and Hrs. A. 3. Stewart in west Flora, the Tlev. C. L. Doty, ijastor of the First ChristUn ahurch otficlating.
The bride has for the past two yeara heen employed at the Cunnln^- baiq Gift Shop. She is a young wom¬ an of real worth, rrepossessluK In anpearance. charming In manner. Mr. Carey ts employed by the B. A ~C railroad eor*'nanv as fireman on the Sprlngfleld division.
The Journal-Record Joins tbelr, many friends in extending congratu¬ Utlons.
INSTALLATION OP   OFFICERS
At a stated meeting of Flo.'-a Lodve No. 204 A. F. A A. M. held on "Wednesday night, Jan. Tth, 1925 the following officers were installed tur the ensuing year:
Thos. H. Sabin, W. M.; Jas. F. Handley, S. W.; Lawrence Qnlnn, i. Vf.: C. E. HemphUl. Treas.; Bdgar U. H»ncork, Jr., Sec'y.; D. F. Hodges, ChapUIn; A. W. Irwta, 8. D.; B. A. Tlsdale. J. p.; L. B. ClemenU, S. S.; C. A. Oeorge, J. S.: Raymond Olb¬ aon, Marshal; S. M. Hemphill, Tyler.
Bro. C. B. Hemphill, P. M. wag the Insulting otficer and Bro. Raymond Oibson installing marshal.
Thos. H. Sabln. W. M.
FLORA OOrPLK MARRIEO
AT CARLYTiE DECEMBER 88
WillUm A. Wood and MUs Bvelyn Matthews, both of this city, slipped away from Flora on Tuesday after¬ aoon, December 28. 1924, and went to Carlyle, 111., where tbey wero ouletly married by the Rev. B. Gray WiaUger, pastor ot the M. E. cburch.
Mr. Wood is employed aa a brake- man on the B. A O. railroad. Tbey have gone to taousekeeping on Second street.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEBTINO
TOBH>AT, SANITARY 18
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Song  Club
DoYotlobal Mrs. Bdna Caasldy
Bnslaess.
Roll Call ....Suggestldns tor Improv¬ ing Flora Flora's History ...... Mrs. Mary Lewis
Our Town and Its Children 	
 Mrs. Ocle Rtggle
Picture Stndy MUs Mary Em«
Music— ^x
Htotory ot Tlolla. Mtoa Elate Wla- ters.
Lite of Frits Kretoler, Mrs. FrUad.
Tlolto Solo, Mtss Bthel Fry,
Tocal Solo—Violin Obligato, Hrs. Bthel Tonney. Duet—Starry Night,  Mrs. CampbeU
and Mrs. Scott.
Tbe  annual  banquet,   commemor¬ ating the twenty-second anniversary, win be Held at the Christian ehhrch, Friday evening. January 16. Program
PUno Solo Marjorle Oolden
Ladles' Quartet.
Costume Monologue  Mrs. Madley
One Act   Play—That  Blond  Person.
The Board of Directors will meet at the home ot Mrs. Dr. P. H. Baylea Monday ntght, January 12.
FREE FLASHLIGHT
MAOFARREN TRIO AND
ARTHtTR PLVM8TE.%D
The Marfarren Trio and Arthur Plumstend. baritone, noted muflcal organization which will appear here on the Lyceum courae Tuesday eve¬ ning, January 13, is directed by Its organizer. Herbert Macfarren, not¬ able British nianist and honor grad. uate of the Royal Academy of Music, London. England.
The name of Macfarren has been a noted one in British artistic circles for the riast four ^pneratlons. The name of tbp late 3tr Oeoree Macfar- r»'n. Prlnclnal of tht Royal Academy of Music. Loirton. and Professor ot Mn«1" «• CambrldBe, as well ai, that of Walter MRffarren for so lonf Pro¬ fesaor of Plannfnrte at the Royal Academy, Is widely known. Herbert Macfarren's own high reputation has
been establUhed in this country and 	
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Arthur      Plnmetead,  > well-known .^The local basketball team evened
baritone, posso.ses a voice of great "•« »''