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VOLUME-XIII
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FLORA. ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER U. 1924
NUMBER 13
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The children's b«*t ChrUtnuM friend 'Old Santa Clans, made his annual visit to Plora business hoas«* one ntght recently and left sereral anto loads of gifts for tbe big and little tou.,
A  islt * down town. Tlewing the beantirully decorated show windows, and then a sliopplns trip Inside ths Santa Clans stores, show where 7011 oaa sat erersTtbing nsedfnl for Christmaa trees and entertainments.
There Is no occasion to go else¬ where, and many are coming from all the country surrounding Flora, buy- ^g holiday presents.
On account of the extra lartco Vtocks of holiday goods carried this Tear by our merchants, we are this week printing 16 pages of the Jour¬ nal-Record In order to take care cf the big lot of adrertlsing, ranglni; from pages, half pages, down to smaller slses. Read these.ads and then you will know where and wbhi to buy for Christmas.
Next week we expect to have a SO- page paper containing another big lot of Chrlatmas advertising. Watsh tor It.
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The best Christmas gift—one year's subscription to the Joumal- Reeord  and a flashlight  for  }2.i>0.
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Seven bvlek masons, working un- aer the dlrc«ctlon of Schernekan Bn*. cf Robinson, and aided by a cotorio of hod c.irrinrs and a bevy of car¬ penters, started work Tuesday morn¬ ing on the new United Brethren Chnrch, on West Third street.
The cornerstone of tli'«i ndi'lce was l—i OT TV'-1^"03(1 .^y afternoon, and will be of Library style of architec¬ ture.
It in '•':;od that "Ilh good weather f^i too! will be placed In time for Ckrlstaas services to be held In th« church.
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Mrs. .1. F. Luse roreived the follow¬ ing annonncement Tuesday: Mrs.  Nora  Logan Annonnoes the marriage of her daughter Kathleen to Mr. Bart Downs   , On Monday. Dec. 1, 1984 Des Moines, Iowa The bride resided in Flora for pov- oral    years and    attended the    city aehools.  She  ts a  granddaughter of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Wm.  Beard  who live northeast ot  Flora, and a  niece  of Mrs. Luse.
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Last Friday night Qov. Len Small, his son. Leslie, his daughter, Mrs. A. B. IngUsh, and Al Bogh'fuhr of the state hlThway department, were mo¬ toring from Springfield to the Oov- emor's home at Kankakee, and when near Pontlac, another machine skida- ed Into tbe Small car, turning It over.
Governor Small was severely in¬ jured and one hip Is tn bad shape, necessitating his keeping In bed at home. Leslie sustained a dislocated shoulder. Mrs. Ingllsh was slightly in- lared.
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MARKICT AND RAXAAR DEC. IS
The ladies of the United Brethren ehurch will hold a market and basaar Saturday, December 18 at the B. W. Bryan store.
To be broadcast from radio ttatlon K S O, St. Louis Post Dispatch) Fri¬ day, December l>,\at 9:00 p. m., by Mlna J. 6. Smith, violinist. Ruby Tanner Campbell, Soprano, reader, accompanied by May KiUlus and WI^- oa Irrin Reangh.
Zirgncacr-'sen      Saraaatv
Ulna J. B. Smith
'"•> Ware I a Bird .^1—.j.... Logan.
(b)  The Star   Rogers
Ruby Tanner Campbell
The Last Smile   Wollenhaupt
Wllna Irv^ Reaugb .. Hoaleal   Monoloncaa:
(a) r Doubt It .- _ Wycott
(b) The Hindoo's Paradise.. Anon Ruby Tanner Campbell
Valse   Blnette   Drigo-Auer
Rosary   Krelsler
Spanlah Dance   Rehteld
'Mina J. B. Smith The Meadow Lark..Oarri8h-Jon«s
Leetle Bateese  O'Hara
Ruby Tanner Campbell
Waltz in A Major  Brahm