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WHITE-FACED" MEN
The call has come—not unexpected—from those who term themselves t h e "white-faced" men, the Hereford breeders.
The infant newspaper had its horning squeal a-hushed by the Angus adorers when the opening issue of the paper took a Holstein to represent the county's livestock. The Angus birds busied themsehes anti supplied the black brute now present on the ear of the paper.
( . J. Miller must have been appointed spokesman for the whitefaced men, for he rang the telephone and began listing names of Charlie Coates, Henry I.. Miller, W. A. Miller, \Y. IT Massie. Xed Jones, and a dozen-or-so other- who figured the black Angus had -now ed his ugly n. r,tenant e long enough and should now give way to the white-faced glamour-puss Hereford.
January Apple Blossoms
During Chri-tmas week Mrs. Will Keyset- brought into the the house a twig of an apple tree (a .Jonathan) from the orchard of her son Joe D. Keyser. By -Jan nary Sir tire twig was in full bloom.
CANASTA PARTY AT DAVISES HOME SATURDAY
A canasta party was held on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. anti !\lrs. George H. Davis, Jr. The high score prize was won by John Turner, the consolation one by Carlyle Lea and the bingo prize was received by Kveiyn Tyler Miller. Others playing were Mary Norman Davis, Neville Wood, Becky Jones, Carolyn Gates Turner, and George H. Davis III.
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