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VOLUME XI
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THE JOURNAL. Vol. 68.   No.2                     FLORA. ILLINOIS. TitURSDAY. JANUARY 11, 1923
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AlfNIVERSilRY BANQUET FLORA WOMAN S CLUB
Monday    Evonlnx,    January   8th,    In Basrment  Pirst Christian (9iurrh
NEW  NADIRS*   READY- TO-WEAR STORE
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Winterman are In Flora, having fixtures placed In the Mrs. Miller building, prepara¬ tory to putting' in a ladies' ready-to- wear store, the name of which is to
  I be "The Style Shop".
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Monday evening, January Sth, at 4:46 o'cltak, the members of the Flora Woman's Club celebrated tho twenty-first anniversary of their or¬ ganisation with a fine banquet, fol¬ lowed by a most excellent program. The anniversary dinner and program were given in the Christian church basement.
The dinner was served by the Christian church ladies' aid and the menu was up to their high stan¬ dard. Members ot the Club commit¬ tee provided table decorations of candlesticks with paper shades ot red ard white—the Club colors, and red  crepe  paper center strips^
Mrs. Frank L. Medley, president ot the Club, was toastmlstress, and she was pre-eminently gifted tor the po¬ sition.
Tbe program was musical, literary and reminiscent, and was given by some of our high class talent. A feature was tbe singing of new words to our state song, "Illinois", as writ¬ ten by Wm. J. O'Neill, husband of the first woman legislator, who has takci he^ place  In the 1923  legislature.
At the conclusion of the program a flash light picture was taken.
Tbe Flora Woman's Club has made a tine record as a community organi¬ zation and Is now In a flourishing condition, ready and willing to add to Its laurels as an uplifting force In our civic  life.
We have not the time nor space to mention separately all the good things ot the program, but" following Is an outline:
Opening Prayer,  Rev. Duff.
Dinner, Served by Cbristian Ladles Aid.
Piano .Solo. Evening Star, Wagner, Mre. Wllna Reaugb. ""
Why Woman's Club's. (Originnl Poeml.  Mrs.   Nell  Nancy.
A New State Song, Led by Mrs. Terhune.
Reniinlscenci's. Mrs. Malme Oolden
Solo. Hini of Love Divine. Mrs. Grace Scott.
What the Woman's Club Might Do to Help Our Graded School, (!. (). Lewis.
Duet, Hark to the Mandolin, Mrs. Ethel Tonney and Mlss Mary Ellis.
What the Woman's Club Might Do To Help Our High School, Prof. Rex Dale.
Solo, Apple Blossoms, Kelly, Mrs. Merlin Terhune.
Our Aims, Mrs. Libble Friend.
Quartette, Goodnight, Goldberg, Mrs. Tonney, Miss Ellis, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.   Terhune.
Closing Prayer, Rev. Terbune.
Flash   Picture.
Carbondale, wbere he has been iu this line of business for several years. His goods are now arriving and he expects to have the grand opening Saturday, January 20th. See- next wMfc'a Joarnal-Re