BESSIE McDEARMON.
Jumbled Valentine of Holidays.
1. Gakvnithsing.
2. Mastshlre.
3. Ratsee.
4. Nellwheoa.
5. Naltiveen.
6. Wen Syare. VIRGINIA ELAM.
Charade.
My first is in W. but not in will.
My second is in T, but not in it.
My third is in D, but not in look.
My fourth is in S. but not in soul.
My fifth is in O. but not in only.
My sixth is in O. but not in naught.
My whole is in the name of our honored Democratic President.
GLADYS OOOCH.
Pocahontas was a beautiful Indian maiden, a daughter of King Pochant.
She first went to Jamestown during the winter 1607-S to carry the English food. When the Indians captured Captain John Smith and were pointed to kill him, she saved his life by rushing forward and throwing her arms around him, laid her head upon his, to save him from death. While Pocahontas was at Jamestown, John Rolfe, a young Englishman, fell deeply in love with her, and married her. She professed faith in Christ, and was baptized under the name of Rebecca in the little church at Jamestown.
Her marriage brought on peace between the English and King Powhatan. She lived with her.  husband in Victoria for eight years, and with him visited England. She was cordially welcomed there, and was called "Lady Rebecca."
She was getting ready to embark for her native land, Virginia, when she was taken suddenly ill and died, being only twenty-two years of age. She was buried at Gravesend, England. She left one son, Thomas Rolfe, who was reared and educated in England. 