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VOLUME XIII
THR /OURNAIi, Vol. 55      No. 8
FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1925
NUMDER 23
THE QUEEN OF FLORA
CORONAHON EXERCISES
H'   ^ WUl Be iield et the H.-S. T* High Schoel Xiyninestum
fen Henday Night el Next Week '^Prlf^ tebruerr 23fd, ei 7:30
tJt^lOHISSION FREE—BUT YOU HU8T SECURE TICKETS
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The Queen of Flora and the aix Song.   "America".—Audience,   led
Mnld* ol Honor having been choeen by Rev. C. L. Doty.
'   In the popnlar voting contest which Invocntion-^Rev. J. b; Johnson,
•nded last Saturdny evening, the cor- 10-mlnute    addreaa—"Plora,    the
onttion exercises will be held in tiia Queen City of Egypt"   by   Harold S.
.   .Ugh school gym next Monday eve- liVllltams.
jalH, February 23, at 7:80 o'clook. 8C-minute musical   program \r-
tCT^..     ..      m. ..      #«_ wi™— ranged by Mrs. Oeo.    W.    CampbeU,
^t|   Booster Meetlns for Flora „„   Ferdinand Tonney    and    Miss
  program   «f «n hour has    been LillUn Henderson, as fellows
prapared wUh the thought of mak- Coatume Musical Sextatte^-Mlagoe
v,.iag thia gathering a booster meeting Dorothy Wood, Veda Harrison, Ma*'
''¦ tor  Flora,   together  with  the  coro- j^^e Oibson, Audry   Karr,    EugenU
j§ "lintbm ceremony,    if is hoped   that Q^iettle', Louiae Holder.
.^rithera will be a represenutive gath- yoeal   Duet—Mra.    Tonney, Mlaa
7'-*nrtn| of the citizenship of Flora and Henderaon .
TloJnlty to witneas this program . Mnsioal  Reading—Mra.  CampbeU
entem of Ticket Diatribution Vocal   Solo—Marjorie   Oolden.
AdmiMlon to the gymnasium w.U «"•«"• Readlng-BugenU Oillett. be tree, bu( you must have a ^cket.
rt»    Journal-Record    has    printed .'""'T^"'
Mongh tickets to    Uke oare   of tho ^" "" *"" •enUng capacity of the gym—I.OjDO. Bnt we must   have a aystem ot dls-
FLORA ASSION'ED TO SALEM
Vocal Solo—Mra. D. E. Scott. Follnwlng the    motlcnl   program
CORONATION CBRBMONY
_ To the strains of the piano march,
tributlon in order to avoid confusion, played by "Mrs; Wllna Irvin-Reaugh,
Accordingly,     we     have     reseryed Mlsa Celia Tibba will enter the gym
enough  tlckeU to  take care ot th^ as the herald,    followed by    the sU
faculty and students    ot the    high maids of honor, as foilowa:
•ohool, and sufficient ticketa for the..    Mlsa Martha   Bowman,  represent-
tneuity ot the grade school, togeth- ing the Flora Commercial Club.
•r with  pupils  ot  the  seventh  and      Mlss  Cora   Stanford,  repreaentin;
•Ighth gradea. Pupils ot grades un- tha Public Library.
der the seventh will be reouired lo      Mlsa Marjorle Oolden, representing
have the'r parents secure tlckeU tor lhe RoUry Club.
all In tbe family who wish to attend.      Mlss Ruey Stanford, representing
This will avoid duplication with thd the Orade Schools.
Rtraller   ^blldren   and   there  wUI   be     ,Mlss   Esther   Lewis,   representing
leu confusion in the distribution. Wa th'e High  School.
want all the kiddles therev but pro-      Mlss Dorothy Wood, representing
fer they come with ttaeir parents. the Axeman's Club.
Ministers of the Flora churches (These six Afalds of Honor thni n^]l the mayor and city councH are w'U each represent one ot the sU •specially invited to the meeting.      public or community Institutions of
People who live outside Flora, but our olty.) who nre Interested" and wish  to at-      After the   JUaids of    Honor havo tend, may do    so by coming    to. tbo 'aken their places facing «ach otber Journal-Record   ot'ice  and   securing  in  front  of the queen's  throne,  the tickeU. 'H«i»l