Webster Whispers

Holiday Visitors - Iast Ieap Yoiir Party for liight Yi-ars - Sunday School Oilicers Klected. Mr. .Tav McOoll of Knoxville, Tenn., is spending the holidays at his old home. Miss Janie Bird has gone to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Hetchler of Salem. .Mis. Wm, Scadin spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends in Aun Arbor. Mrs. John Kenny is rejoicing over the advent of a new grand-daughter, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. "Warren Waldron, Ilastings. Xeb. Mr. -Elrner Latson, who has been in Jackson for some months, and Mrs. Will Grostick with her little son from near Ilowell, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Latson. Miss May Ball cf the Dexter High school, is enjoyiiiH' a rest this week. She has driven from her home to Dexter and back every school day this year, a distance of nearly iive miles. The young people are preparing to lili in the weck with sleigh rides and a Leap Year party, the latter to be at the home of Wm. Latson, Dec. 31. This is the last chance the girls will have for eight years. The Sunday school held their annual tion Minday. Dec. 27. Mr. Bert Kenny was chosen superintendent in place of Will Burnett, who luis lilled the oflice faithfully for two years but did not wish to take it again. The other ofh'cers are the same as last year: Frank Williams, assistant superintendent; Miss Lizzie Latson, secretan1 and treasurer; Miss Mary Backus. organist.