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The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
SPECIAL SERVICES PLANNED.
Church VIII Observe Anniversary
of Corner Stone Laying.

Church VIII Observe Anniversary
of Corner Stone Laying.
The North Capitol Street N. E. Church.
Rev. z. z. Marshall. pastor. Will hold
reopening services to-mo row. the occa-
sion commemorating the anniversary OF
the laying Of the corner stone OF the
church. which took place October "A, 1891,
and the dedication. held October 9. 1882
A special programme OF exercises and
music has been prepared. Services will
be held as follows:
At $50 o'clock, Sunday school; 10
o'clock. preaching by Rev. J. W. r. Sum-
walt. district superintendent; o'clock.
Junior League: $50 o'clock. Epworth
League; 1880 o'clock. preaching by Rev.
r. L, Wright, pastor Of Mckendree NJ.
Z. Church.
The church has been thoroughly reno
waited and fresC0ed.
The public is cordially invited
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
Farewell Meeting Arrnnred.

Rev. J. f. East and wife and Miss
Mary A. Buchanan. who were accepted
as missionaries by the foreign mission
board of the national Baptist convention
at its session In Columbus last month.
will sail for Africa on October q. The
Baptist churches of this city are arrang-
ing to hold a farewell meeting in their
honor at the Liberty Baptist Church.
Eighteenth street. near r street north
west. at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Woodme, Arc Hosts.

The regular meeting Of Oak Camp. No.
4, Woodmen Of the World. was held In
the Northeast Temple on Wednesday
evening last, Consul Commander B. f.
Williams presiding There was a large
membership present, and three candidates
were initiated. After the regular order
Of business several hundred visitors were
entertained.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. l0tA and \ n.
III >. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching. Il Ts5
p "a Dec7iogue in modern life. +" first sermon
3 D. go q. m. c. E.. p m
REV ]. Z. EAST, WHO. WITH HIS WIFE
ahd Miss Mary A. Buchanan. wiz sail for Africa
continent under The FOREIGN 1lissioa Ros-s - -
National Baptist Convention. viii preach AZ II
4 m. az shiloh Baptist Church ('-Strngsrs'
Home J. L ST.. bet 18th and I7th SIS. ur. Tbs
leoy missionartes viii also speak. Atsn M
hes. III. !. Milton Waldroa viii preach Congre-
garonal singing. With pie orpsn 49, f-,-,.+ -
oonpaniment. a speciality. Hyma books FOR al
AL seats ffee. ETerybody cordlallr fntited
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
CONGREGATIONAL-

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH sr.e-
loth and q SIS NV. Rcv. samuel d Woodrow
D. D.. pastor; Rev. samuel p Sw4r sssis.ans
pastor. II a. M. public worship with sernoa bv
the pastor, subject, The church and industrial
problems" Music by the quartet and chor,s
choir. go 4. r.. Sunday school. 6a15 d m Z
p s c. L ?. m. evening serTica With sermon
by pastor; subject. Race. national. and religious
prejudice" Special music.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL, Church
Columbia rood and 18th St nv. Per. StEphsn n
Newman. D. D. VII Jreaa AZ Il - n and .
p NJ Subject for evening ssrTice. Tbs far coun-
try~ Of TIE prodigal son" Sunday school. ESQ
n Junior EndeaTor. , ?. n Senior Endnaru-,
SO y n
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Prepared for CnmpnIcn.

Plans for the Layman's Missionary
campaign, to be held in this city Novem-
Der Il 70 H. were completed last night
at a meeting Of the Council OF the lay
mans Federation IN the assembly han
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. Full reports OF the preliminary
work Of the campaign were submitted
and approved. and other business OF the
organization transacted
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PLANSRALLY SUNDAY
Wesley Chapel Begins Fall
Work Tomorrow.
POUNDED EIGHTY YEARS AGO
Originally a Mission of Foundry
VI. E. Church, Wesley Chapel Has
Grown 10 Be the Parent OF Three
other Churches in the City, and
Has n MembershiD of 400.

Wesley Chapel. Methodist Episcopal
Church. at Fifth and F streets north
west, will tomorrow hold its annual
rally day services. The occasion marks
milestone in the course Of this old
church. which dates It's organization back
to 1S2S as a mission OF Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church The new chapel
was dedicated a year later. May, 1873. by
Bishop McKendree. with George c. Cook
man as SIS first pastor 1t remained a
protege Of Foundry Church until ISIS.
when It became an independent station by
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
REV. ]. H. NELMS RETURNS.
VIII Announce To-day His Decision
Regarding Lynchburg Call.

Regarding Lynchburg Call.
Rev. J. Henning Nelms. rector of the
Episcopal Church Of the Ascension. re-
stated that he did not know definitely
whether or not he would accept a pas
torate at LynchbUrg, Va. verifying 4
statement made early in the week to that
effect.
II will probably make an announcement
one way or the other tomorrow at the
IL o'clock service. But at all events
whatever step 1 make. Il will be for what
I think Is the best. In the event 1 do go
to Lynchburg TO carry out Gods mission
there, l only regret that I leave a field Of
Christian endeavor where 1 have many
warm friends"
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serie. OF sermons Plnnned.

Beginning tomorrow night. Rev Zed
H. Copp VIII deliver at Bethany Presby-
terian Chapel Thirteenth and streets
northwest, a series CT sermons on the
sociological conditions Of Washington.
The opening topic will be The ideal
city"
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecdc1t ave and y 50.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecuc5t ave and 50.
Charles WOOD minister.
Stuart G. Harbinson. assistant minister.
Harry =. Argus. minister u Peek Chapel
II a. n Or. Wood VIII preach
80 p. n. musical scTT1ce BY church quartet
?. N. ReT. JAMES B. Ely D. D.. o. Philadelphia.
formerly director o, the Presbyterian tent services
IN New York and PhiadeiThia, vii speak or
Sumner services FOR noachurch gocrs
Sunday school. gas a. N Christian Endeavor meet
ing, 2. % AhdKeck meeting THURSDAY. p n.
FIRsT-The Strangcr's sabbath Hcme-John Mar
shall pl.. bet. G ard d nv. Donald @ Macleod.
ministe-. L q. N. divine worship and sermon.
7:i5 p H., The creation ard fsu q man, Illus
tratcd With beautiful coiorcd siAes; illustrated
anthem s s. go a. c. E. ea5 p r. All
are welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. and 18Th SIS d.. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor, IL a T.. public worship; ser
mon By the pastor. : IS p n, some great oueS
TONS. a seTles. MuEs led by the quartet choir.
$50 q. n Bible school. s.i5 d. n- adult classes.
go n n. Christian EndclE0T Society.
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EVANGELICAL CHRIsTLAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han. ION St NV. Services: sun
d2y, u 3 m and ?. n A sczies Of lectures
are now being delivered b. Bishop OLIVER C.
SABIN. two each SUNDAY. teaching hO~ 70 heal
The sex. The morning lecture gives tie theory;
the evening lecture gives the appl.cahoo. Test
u-oCiG meeting, Ws1nesday evening AZ o'clocL.
5eZta free. All fuvi-eS
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

CHRIST CHURCH Georgetown. Rev. James Z. W.
biake' rector. Z 80 a. n. Holy Communion s-'y
d u-' sunday school II a. ~. lal ser5l1e ana
slIiaoH oy the rector. 80 D. N. evening prayer
and sermon
THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
eA ana SIS ne. Rev. C. 5. Abbott y. Holy
communion, 30 a. Sunday school $50 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. il a. II. Bseuing
prayer and sermon 7SO .. u
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G. St. bet 18th and 18th
stA heF. K H. McKim. D. D. rector Services.
a m, Il a. m, and 8 p m Sunday school.
~ a m. and 5 ?. N. Morning-"Te DelIn'
tSchiilingl onetory anthem '.Hark Hark Ny
Soul Shelley. Evening - "Sfarniacat'' and
Nuno Dimittis' lTouu9: ofrrtory anthem.
Hear. o Lord" Ciichael Watsonl.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. ana
Eth s. NV Rev. ]. Henning Nelus. rector.
Services. q m. Il 4. m. and . IL The rector
win pseaea at L a. m. and p m At 40
p N. childrcn's scrTtoe lasting forty-avs lnuteS
Choir Of forty children and quartet
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and O stA nv. Rev.
Richard P. Williams Rev. G ". Whitmore.
Services. 30. II. 4. & Sunday school, go. $50
Bible classes. 9a5. AL welooroa
ST. PAUBs CHURCH. zsd St. near wasAipr+go
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot Toctor Seryicss
80. TO- g. n, AID :. n sunday school.
Ga n.
ST. MARKS CHURCH, Sd aad A s,A a. Re,
W. L. DE Vres. Ph. D.. and Rev. r. A. Curtis.
Clergy. Services. 80 H. and T50 The rector
viii rrvach IN the morning and the Rev. J. Il.
Correl. d. D., Of Osaka. japan. IN the evening.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth ST.. near aiGsa ave
ard 81. ne. Services: Sunday. 80, 1919. and
II a. m. $50 AM 30 ?, m Other days. and
a. m and p. n AL welcome: al cone
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EvENsONG on CATHBL
dral grounds. Mount St Alban. at { ?. n, Oc-
tober TO- Special preacher. Rev. II. r Brown.
chaplain L. s. A. Vested choir.
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ingtos Herald. and bill will be sent you
at l cent a word
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COT. 18th and L sts Dr.
Ulysses g. B. Pieroe, minister. 9.i5 p n sun
day school. Class Tor the Comparative Study OF
Religou. and Unity Study Cass u a. H.. morn
ing scrVlce; sermon hy the minister. 80 p n.
Young Peoples Religious Union THe public in
Md ~ AL s.rricns
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
LUTHERAN.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and SIS. NV.
Rev c. z. Miles. pastor. Services. II and 80
school, $50 Junior C. T., intermediate and
Senior G. Z. go Ere-ybody welcome
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

lock In Doubling Castle-the Key OF
Promise. Herewith. at midnight. he
made his way through all the barriers
that had imprisoned him and his COM
panion. lamenting that he had needlessly
undergone cruel sufferings because OF
his failure to use the key in his bosom.
Many great and precious promises" has
the Lord Of our pilgrimage given US for
our deliverance: when we forget them
we are sure. like Christian. to have TO
undergo needless suffering.
The supreme evil Of life Is a heart Of
fear.
After the deliverance from Doubling
Castle, the TIVE pilgrims erected a monu-
ment along the highway. at the point Of
danger. warning future pilgrims against
the bypath and stile that led 10 the do
main of Giant Despair. Even bitter ex
periences may be made 10 serve other
people: which is the highest employment
of them.
Exaltation often follows depression
Immediately after their escape from
Doubling Castle. the travellers came to
the Delectable Mountains. Dawn comes
after the greatest darkness; rainbows
appear only when It has ralned. Be
yond our experiences OF doubt and fear
lie rewards undreamed of.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
UNTVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, StA and I "a. N.
Rev. John Van schaick. g.. pastor II 4 n,
morning se-Tice; Sern0D BY pastor; schseot 'Pha-
Taoh and ths spirit Of contempt" 9245 q m.
Sunday schooI 2. N. Y. 2. G. Q.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
METHOpIsT EPIsCoPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ E CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
Rev. Robert n Moore. d. D.. pastor; Rev. c. Z
Wisc. assistant pastor. Sunday school. sS0 g. y.
Public worship az II a. IT.. with sermon by the
pastor. EDWOrth LEAGUE. Z 2. b. Pubic worship
AZ ?. N. With se-ulon by the assistant pastor.
AL welcome
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL " z CHURCH.
conner John Marshall place and c e joan Reid
shannon. minister. At u a. r.. And Cod. even
our owr God. shall bless Us" Pa. Xvii s. Al
2. r., The old religion, the cid ereeds and
theologies v. DT. Eiots neW religion q tie f1-
ture" sunday scnool and Metropolitan Bible
Class at go a n EpWoTtb League service, 6,i5
2 n
HAMLINE N, E CHURCH. oh and sta nv.
Rev. Charles T. GCthrie pastor. go a. NJ. an
nud Sunday school Rally Day services. al de-
psrtmeuts uniting in q spe-al p-CEra-ne II
a n the pastor viii tel the fascinating story
q John Everybody. the glass man 60 p. m,
ErsVorth League service % p n platform
meeting; Mr Edward c. Perkins of Scw YORK.
win speak on The pleasure ard profit q Bible
study The EDVorth League Chor Club Will sing
az this se-7lc lcc. Seats free. Strangers welcome
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
SPIRITUALIST.

TIE FIRST ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUAL
tsts Pythtan Han. secood foo-. I0l2 FL s. Nv.
z 80 p II Lecture By Mr1 z B. Eatss. with
meaaEs: also Mrs Helkle. Al invited
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MARVIN N Z CHURCH SOUTH. loSh and B
sts sU. ReT. SclWyn X Coczrcl. pastor. sunday
school, 80 e. n. Preaching j a. 10. and 80
.. n. Elrrorth Leagle f.0 ~ N
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18Th and CoCcoCan IA Nv. Ths
Rev. Fnnk SsE1n. d. D.. pastor. viii rEeacn n
II a N. The altar Of youth" Sunday school
l215. An are Nnicnrna.
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SPIRITUALIS9I.

sIR, ALFRED 2 TERRY WILL HOLD A
nesting Sunday evening. AZ s O'clock, demon
Etlti1g the higher truths of SpirituEliz-. Al 81
a. ne. NJ. Terry gives instructed In he deve-
Opment q psychic powers and healing. Prone
LAncn E.l
Mr. ENID Noble WILL HOLD BIS REGULAR
Sunday evening meeting a. 1915 C s. NV. at
p m- BT1ee reuArks followed by tests Al ars
welcome
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
EPISCOPAL.
ST THOMAS

18th st.. near Dupont Crcle
Services: g. II. and O'Clock. Sunday school, go
Il. Rev. c. Ernest Smith, D. D., D. c IA
3. Rev. Canon j. W. Austin.
Cordial welcome
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
Y. NJ. @. A. VEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG WOIEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
l2th and 2 sts nw. Specisl vesper se-Tica, Sslvez
Bay Sunday. 80 ?. In. Hear our eight delegatea
speak. Special nusio-8liss Wheelocil violin; Blss
Wiser. cello. Miss FarT0W piano: ccutrzlto SOLO
Ms oandGA Come and bring yOur fde1ds
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

The sister superior general OF the Order
of the Bon Secours has been visiting the
various communities Of the order in this
country this fall, and is now at the Con-
vent of the Bon Secours In st. Anne's
parish Tennallytown. She win sail FOR
France. where the mother house is To-
Gated. on October 81
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

The supreme evil Of life Is heart of
fear.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

A mans greatest enemies are those
within his own breast. If he can master
fear and doubt and despair. all other
foes may easily be routed.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
MENTAL ID sPIRITUAL HEALING,

MRS. sEAToN WILL GIVE A TALK At HER
os5ces, The FeEaSut cor. EtA AID 7 SIS NV,
Sunday, OcSooer 20 I ? n. Subject. The psy-
treated wees-5ayS
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
PEOPLES CHURCH CNONsECTARIANO

Peoples CHURCH lNONsECTARIAN1. III
East Capitol ST. Rev. Georgia Ferguson. min
iseI. Services az II a. N. subject. Choosing 4
Profession, the hrst Of series of hTe Addresses
70 young people A cTdisl invitation Is extH1dsd
Prot NeEbuTgh's Bible Study Class at 20 a. II
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

Only after bitter dungeon experiences
did the Pilgrim remember that he carried
key In his bosom that could opeu any
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS: THE ULTIMATE ASfERIcAN-
Prof. Theodore Henckei: prelude. Dr. J. 7 shtr-
ley. songs &. Q Keuney; debats; 3 D u
Pythian Tenrls. lol2 e.h s. NJ Al wclcn-nn
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

The forty hours deviation will begin
at the Immaculate Conception Church to-
morrow morning at Ii o'clock. when a
solemn high mass will be sung by Rev.
Ambrose Beavans. celebrant. with Rev.
Eugene Connolly. deacon. and Rev. James
D. Mari, subdeacon.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

Tomorrow afternoon at BIB at st.
Mary's Church, there will be a reception
of new members into the Married Ladies
Sodality. The winter schedule was inau-
gurated at this church last Sunday and
hereafter low mass Will be said on Sun
days at 7:SO and 9:15, high mass al 1O:9O.
and vespers at o'clock in the afternoon.
Low mass viii be celebrated every week
day morning at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

The board OF lady managers Of St. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum will hold its first
meeting OF the season next Tuesday
morning at II o'clock
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-01
DON'T EXPERIMENT
hou Will Make No Mistake II |"
 Follow This tdNice.

Never neglect Xoar hhjne3s ,;o.
 If you have pain in fhe back a..s ".. afY disorders. dilfine9, and hef'V.,', hess. it's time-to act and na tlme ', experiment. These are a. " plolss kidney troubles. and should seen ,ts remedy which k known ta cure '' kidneys. ...3r
 Boan's Kidney Pilis is tIe feInsfI. r 10 use. No need To experiment.. +bi, has cured many stQbborHtases Ill '''' vicinity. ,.,,.pi
 Can Forrest City residents delaIia lem n further proof than that c1lltalAcu ' the following testimonialE ,,r
 Mrs. NJ. P Johnson. Nyhlt, .ka n in says: T had constant, da6 aehV al,5 the small Of my back and Nas i;lueT subject to dizzy spells. He Aiupf. lbi.s secTetions were at times pr91use, Ntlj, hi, at others Scanty in passage anu .o be steady drain caused my heailHn mans come much run down. HaElL5 5,oms i,g' Kidneys Pills high reeommehaea 'I Ina | procured q box and used lltal.s mg short time l was relleyea. au' health was soon restored. p,iee 8
 For sale by all dealers pihsalo iislo cents. Foster Milburn CH.' Pf@-aIirei New York. sole agents for the States 5,z-.-snd
 Remember the name poaa s- take no other
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-01
Old Vets Get Pension Money.

The following list of of Confederate pension checks have been received from the state auditor and pad out to the beuetciaries through the county clerk $ office ln= this eltK as follows
 John J. Ables. Sl5.5o. S. E. BasAins. $f2: II. C Britain. >3l. N. l.. Brew ster s62. j. E. Beas!ey s62 Mrs. S. J. Boon. Sf2, (. (. Crawford. S46. J. K. r Clark, >62 4. l. Cooper st.. J. T. Criupea S62 \. B. Carter S62. Mrs. Mamie Chipmaa S52. N. N. Campbell Sit. 5a. J. l.. GhIidress S62. N. F. Epps >62; H W. Fisher S4t 5a. MrS. J F. Farles S62, J J GwaItHey S62. J. \. Grmes S6z: Mrs. Martha j. hicks Ss2. Mrs Sarah j. Holland Sa2. .J. N. liar ris Sa1 Mr9. Eaei6da Hggs >54. Hrs. N. H Hood S62 Mrs. '. F. Howard St2 Mrs. S F. Horn5v Sf2 J. <. Jack son Sf2. Mrs Martha Johnson Sez. {. H. Johnson S46-5o. Mrs. Martha John son S62. W. II. Jones Sa2. Mrs. EF.Tr Ljttieaeid >62. j. E. Lemons Sez N. T. Lanier S62; ( H Murphy >a2. N T MaeaH >62 Mn. R. Moore Se N T. Nichols $62. R w Narmgrt ssz. H. r. e Daniel Sf2. Mrs Rosa 0arE z52 tr Raeal S5z. H. < Richardson Sd2 j F. Richard S62 Mrs Sarah J. Eaaa St Ne- N. .A Red4s Ss2 Jas F. Robertson Sa2 N. N Roberts st3 Mrs. Lala sherman $6Z; N C. StegaH E staeeard S62 T <. Sellers
 Azs Eliza J. Terry Se9. ]. V Ias VI. Taylor S Alrs. a#s 4aH Cannon $t2. Mrs. Aeaze-ag Se3. J. q. Wilson Sa4. i ,te4ssertera Sf2 Mrs. N. E Waller Se- a,r- Martha j. Williams Saz Alzz. Mary Ia~aer Sa3; C. N. LItteaea
 @ b. E. Bel SG2
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-01
In Memoridlli

As8 meeting ot tIe sunday school attHe .rtitef tue Good shepherd 9h >aadaE morning Sept. 2a Ia4 the
 wing tesa atiaus We're ad5p5ed in reSpect of John sidney L4uier. a pupil If 5#e ~cl# ~ta d.ed on saturday >efe t--h
 Whereas ca la l- aaulse=tiselam #a, ta7 -u a8s# .l1#~e =a9r dear .pa and 4~~A4z=-- -lsal Sdnes I.aaier Taeset aal. ned that in the aea-5.t .H.s dear s1eer cUTd our >at==4E ~e5 t severe a,S Hea s-a.a8E, 1e- 4riaasteua- aaae ri- 8 Hsaaea and gave 4 Ea ana =ssI.l response "a every ca. d--s Tta Heaaes. thought f az~ H.e~-e. se-F n Jesus Rf.l be B comfort 1gieyed hearts If 1He #ae.s# aH father and loving tfieHds I3eaz# 4otH1a,e its painfuI sting l. .ee= a l#iHsa the hIis,fal feaa>e t#e ~ed -=eer from which HaHa ever wakes 's aee9.
 Ee-# #.fesl= t5#ata eaag# of tt=ese reso- -ti4ls te -eas ,atAe parents. and a copy ae> aP. aeae records af tHe
 Nt~~ IpA V. MeeoxxFI.
 NF- GEo F. HANcocK.
 NG~ ELLIS TURLEY.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-01
FORREST CITY'S
 PROSPECTS GOOD
A-rsea.ta-aI Meeting Held Tues 5ag Night St5.000 Guasan- tss5 D5aashey Invited to Y islt laa5 Make a Speech.

-srl=s af agricuitara.
 sas he'd at the Court H -s l-e-e4s -.ca-. l. developed at .-.- H-a- -aae t-r trustees fer the sc-... as-= ,7-e..- two dollars per day a-a =zr=1ses ta- the actual tune -reF vs-= engaged sith tHeir duties.
 Judge Ro..- stated that he did not have aes lana tsa- ne thought would be s45.at.sf1- tzs school. However, 'e ov-e4 2- acres of and in Franks Township thA. H- would donate, If the Board thought tE= site suitable and would r4t the seaeol oa the land.
 Ta4 aHance committee vas instructed = rotss5 a! the s4h-comnittees through ol, t1e county that a meeting for the F1rF9sa Hf receiving their reports would 6e he'd astfe SJ Francis County Court House aa Saturdax. October 2. zt zzzas 2 2. On motion Of Fig. Williams. seconded by H 4. Terrell. tae finance committee was requested to md ter men who would guarantee 4 fund gt fifteen thousand dollars To offer for the school.
 On motion of Judge Rolfe. seconded sy MeDaniel. the finance committee Vas authorized t0 invite the Board of Trustees for the First District to come t9 Forrest City. a the expense of the city. t5 look over the ground and in- sestigate the advantages and induce ments to be offered
 Or motion Of Judge Rolfe. seconded oy Williams. the meeting was author ized Q invite Gov Donaghey t8 come to Forrest City at the earliest possible convenient date for the purpose of delivering an address upon the agric1.- turaI school question. The proposed invitation to Gov. Donaghey created much interest and 1t was the sentiment of the meeting that the governor must be secured al any hazard
 The subcommittee of Franks town ship sent in report to the effect that four hundred and fifty dollars had beer subscribed in that section Of the county.
 No further business adjournment was taken until Saturday, October g.. at ? O clock ?. n. at the St Francis County Court House The country peo- pie should make special effort to attend this meeting
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-01

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