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The Ordway new era., 1909-06-18

The recent fire at Presouo J.,. ~.
desToyed 1875 buildings. to the ysluo
OF $2so.oo0 and left between 500 and
1000 people homeless.
captain Peter c. Hams, Jr.. servin.
. sentence In Sing Sing prison for kill
ing william Il. Annis, has been ma.
signed to the position of accountant &,
the tin shops.
The $4,000, 900 suit OF tho po,rs.,
Vahia Sugar Refining Comnonv
against the American Sugar Refining
company, the so'called trust. was set.
tied out OF court. Terms of the settle.
heht were not made public.
Intense heat characterized ,be sas
sions of the Confederate reunion NJ
Mehphis on the Sth inst. Twenty pcr.
sons were prostrated. two diving. \
Hover parade, in which many woman
participated, followed the afternoon
session.
Al meeting in New York John n
Ryan was elected president OF the
Ama!Gamated Copper Compony IN enc.
ceeu the late II. II. Rogers. b. Il.
mayer was elected president OF the
Anaconda Copper Mining COMPANY.
succeeding John d. Ryan.
The strike that has closed ,wo,,v,
Two factories in Connecticut for the
last five months is practically ended
AN agreement was reached between
fifteen OF the manufacturing concerns
and the national executive aud advIs.
DRY boards of the United Hatters.
TWO $50 gold pieces struck from
the United States mint at Philadel.
phia In 1877 were sold at the Numis.
matte Club In New York to William
II. Woodlin. wealthy collector, for
$4,000 each, the highest price ever
paid for an American coin. Both were
perfect specimens
a lion escaped from his cage at n
Chicago amusement park a few DAYS
since and cnuscd injury to three per
sons before he was rcCapturcd. How.
ard L. Smith, an empIoyc In the show.
had his arm broken while attempting
to catch the beast and two women
were injured In efforts to get away.
Astounding revelations Of the black.
mailing methods OF the Black Hand
have resulted from the investigations
OF postal inspectors OF the Cincinnati
office. Eleven arrests were made in
Columbus. Marion. Denison, Bellcfon.
tainc and Cleveland. Ohio. Branches
OF the organization. known as the so.
ciety of the Banana" have been un.
covered in Pittsburg. Pa. and Chi,
ago.
In less than three years Mrs. Rus.
sell Sage has spent more than So.
100000 for public purposes and the
benefit OF mankind 1t took Russell
Sage fifty years to save s65.O0O,OOO
This great sum represented the pinch,
Ing and scraping together OF what
amounted to So $500 day for the life.
time OF the astute financicr. Mrs
Sage Is now giving away the fortune
at the rate Of $4,000 day.
Andrew Carnegie has founded 500
public libraries representing donations
aGgregating s5l.59G. .9G3. according to
his own statement in the current mum,
ber of Golfers Weekly. Up to De.
cember 81. 1908. the phlanthropist says
says he erected in the United States
s59 library buildings with POS
branches at cost of S3i.S75, Ti5.
England and Wales come second with
329 buildings and fifty-nine branches,
at a cost of s7,S59.55O.
The Ordway new era., 1909-06-18
Overcome Adversity.

The waves which sorrow lashes up
around us stand high between us and
the world and make our ship solitary
in the midst of haven full of vessels.
Cannot one do like the fair sun. and
60 under the waves and yet come
back again. And yet. after all. II you
look upon his going down rightly
there is no such thing in reality
Richter.
The Ordway new era., 1909-06-18
Stuck,

Gunner-Why in the world do the
fellows around this club allude to old
Foggman as "Mr. Automobile?" He's
not swift, is he?
Guyer-Just the opposite. It's po-
lite way of calling him old stick in
the Mud"
The Ordway new era., 1909-06-18
WOMAN'S WORTH.

Wifey-I see by this paper that
nan in America sold his wife for a
shilling
Hubby-Well. II she was good
one she was worth II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
HAD GOOD RECORD
GOT EASY SEN TENCE
W". YoUSos PAST LIFE ckUs-
Cd JJOGE Hk"srELL TO ~.
POSE LIGHT FINE.

William 81 Young ~a. --a.uoi
ln the federal co1- Yesterday morn.
ing f9- sentence. having been found
guilty Of .ampe.ing with the mail
Assistant District Attorney Lee in BE-.
hat OF .Aa prisoner said hat ia such
cases it was no. .hc policy o. tha so,-
ornmcn' 20 mist upon sr.cr- pen.
atty. and thar the prisoner was q man
% good moral character, on indu
triOls man and asked the colr. Tor p
Light sentence. Judge Marshall told
tho prisoner tha, ne had no, commit
red any Grim" FOR personal gain bu-
snom'd 90 bc prompted mora from cur.
iosity and fined him $500 and ordered
him sent 20 the MuskoEoe Jail until
.h, hHo is paid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
He STOLE TWO
HORSES AND THEN
GARRETT GOT HIM
JESS MCDONALD TRIED TO SELL
VALUABLE ANIMALS. BUT OLD
sLEUTH BUCK PREVENTED.

Chicf Of Police Buck Garrett iu ad.
dlton 10 being mp ON thief catching
also has % lot OF horse sense and he
can spot hose thief as far as he
can sca him In fac, hc is becoming
known as ono Of ,no most successful
dctectors Of this class Of criminals OF
any Officer i'm the state.
Yesterday Mr. Garrett, while ON the
street saw a man approach one Of
the Rogers brothers, horse and mule
dealers, offering 20 sell them two
horses and one mule Al a very low
price and at once became suspicious
tnlt the animals had been stolen. \
little conference with Mr Roger and
the man was taken IN charge by tns
chic. and he was taken 10 the station
On arriving there he was question.
ed closely, but all attempts al getting
any information seemed unayailng,
bu, the chief, not 20 be- deferred kept
pumping the questions 70 him thick
and fast, in fact so close did ono qucs-
tion follow another tha, Mcdonald, as
ne gave his name got confused and
trapped himself After ne found that
~ had been caught he confessed the
entire affair TO M Garrett aft. which
hc was turaod over 10 tho county ofi-
Gers and was locked up
Mcdonald said that he had hired
one of The horses az Mannsyllc and
had started 20 Ardmo-c and while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM PAULS VALLEY
IySTCR HUpp-Y T-E sTkF PEP.
FORMER - YEsTEoLy GRID.
IRON GAME

o.. -. .... f.. .a.' seam took
.a. r.M. val..yt.,r. who ..r. duRn
..-aay J.-- .aa g-.tiron o. Lorcra
par. l ..-. fashion 20 o.. t-e otl"
t1 T.e E-a. aaa d. i--c.os.iug
and exciting one hoge,ea and the big
crowd O, high school 7oo.'.s and 9th.
,-. .ao s4e .aa game 20. .aa. mon.
e,.s worth
Junior murphy. Cd. lt'la right end
o., ,a, locals aas 'ao s.a- performer
ad enc hero % the game making 'Ho
touch downs and winning tho game.
Tn. grand stand was alive WITH "o.or.
'ae goa,l,r seN being much b. "yi.
dauco and with fre exceptions all
Vo.o the co,o-s OF their team. rcd and
white. or else carried ponaa0,g with
'ao same colo-s Thoy did ,a.ir share
o' cheering ,ho homo team on 20 VIC
tory and we're not unm.nd'ul o, good
play from ~, oppO4ing seam.
~~-@-~----~-~-~-~-~~--
thD.r desire 90 b, law.abiding Cit-
z.u-. others do J.. ln order 10 keep
from pending money Our guess S.
tha, 90 man who spends less than
$1,000 10 me campaign VIII ever b.
governor ot Oklahoma We speak
from oDs,patiou of pa. elections in
tho sta.. -Nushogcn Timcs.Dcmo.
craft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

near Durwood nc stole 4 horse and a
mule from a man by the name OF Dun.
negan and had come on here TO sell
them thinking 4. would BE- an easy
matte. during fair week wnca there
were crowds here.
Mr. Dunn4san was sent TO- and said
that his animals we're missing and
would come for them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

-..N,.. TM b. b"lI ., Odd Fc-
I.a. ham a' ID O'Clock today Subject
Doctrine Of Atoncm,nt" Golden
tDNt, John 1925, Responsive reading.
John l7,1, .. ~, 10. II. lG. % Slu.
day school at 10 a. m An are cor.
daily invited 10 worship with US.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
ss4D=
Ardr1ore. Sunday October II, 1909
a q y u . u u u u u y .. u u u y
% WHAT THEY'RE SAYING 20
q ABOUT US AND OTHER 70
q POLITICIANS. .:
q q q Z: u I, Z .. (. .. Z. Z. Z. .

l. is not q cinch that Henry VI
Scales. mayor OF Oklahoma Cuy VIII
be the next democratic nominee for
governor. but the reason that II i5
not cinch is tina. Henry has never
made the announcement. Should Hen.
ry decide TO run. ne will prove for.
midable in the primary and iuyincr
ble IN The general cleo ION -ON'aho.
ma Iabor Unit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
RE TA|LERS AND
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ARE IN HARMONY
soT- ARE NOW ~ HAR"oNY AND
WORK TOGETHER FOR 4 sET.
TER AND GREATER ARD"ORE.

Al poar, aud harmony uow SIT.
th. Raa.le.s and tre Commercial
club and o. their meeting on Friday
might az 90" city ba'l d" report 0: the
advisory board o. an Retailers shat
they remain O par- O, 'ho Commercial
cluD vas adopted unanimously by
rising ,0-o. after which some lively
and ia.--cs.ing discussion sas had
10. the good o; the order, or Of the
joint association
a a result Of this 9l,nd.d ac,ioa
81 Big banquet is 10 be given by the
Commercial club a. which 'ao Rc,ail.
crs are going 70 have q prominent
par and ,he pipe Of peace and lood
VIII b. going 20 be- mokcd 20 the
bottom The 5anQuo' will Dee arrans.
cd for this week aud will likely Dee
hold on Friday night
President Best after stating the ac.
fioa o. the advisory board In this
connection said that the minority
should there be- any should abide by
tno majority vote and tina whether
D." disagreed with them or no. he
was going 20 stick 20 the bunch
Tho proposition o; tho Commercial
club securing ground floor quarters
was also given an added impetus when
the association decided without q dis
scntiug yot" 10 ask the Commercial
club 20 take steps TO finance the deal
90 that 10" removal Nigh. jo made
without acurrine any Indebtedness.
\ statement was made tlat mcr-
chants on one part OF Main street
would object and withdraw from ,Ae
club If 10 vas no, located advantage.
oualy 10 them and tla, the club could
not see It's way clear 20 taking up The
matter unless this could be overcome
and The necessary funds raised 10 s..
cure the rent OF room, it was the
sense OF the meeting that enough new
mombcn could be secured, IN the event
some iall out 10 more than pay the
'NptHH'' OF ''!Ilo'dI ana % tddl chu
committee consisting OF Mr.. Sidney
Suggs, ". H. Burnitt and Louis Brad.
ford was named TO canvas for new
members. Mr. Sugs5 and J. B. Sprag
ins "Acl doubled their subscription
20 the association TO show their faith
90 the matter %: ground floJr quar-
us7 being th" D's..
j \ Madden stated tina, ho had
bee. on % Ji'l hunt and tlI' hc had
'1ni That Oh" money io" ia" rent o.
around floor building could b" se-
cured 5" '"o hours it certain oppo..
tou bat "as claimed 10 'Ni-, could
IA" N1n.'na"rs building ON Wash
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Ire Crucc refuses % be sidctrack
I'd aa candidate. He even went
m"rrily on when the state guaranty
switch was sprung. declaring tha'
though national banker hc Is rca..
ly the original guaranty adyo.a,c-
NcNlost"r Ncws-Capiial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Rows g g Woith and W u Ror-nr
viii open the Lyccum Course on Mon
day night with an exceptionally fin"
ontortainmcst by Miss Emma u
Blndlc u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

The Lyceum starts Monday night
with a splendid entertainment by Miss
Emma d. Randle. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

~ the Statesman editor would Dc.
vote less time 10 pointing out small
typographical errors OF other paper.
he would have more time 20 ineur.
proper headlines IN his own paper
Look at the boN car holdlun Pretty
Tishomingo" over the HasIou case
item on page eight. your las' edition.
The Quick Comfort gas heater
takes the chill from the COO! morning
and heats tho room In dead winter
sold only by.
Gtf BIVENS, CUHIIN 4 FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

The anti-Murray. anilErucc papers
are now attacking Crucc because he
IS a national banker and therefore
not particularly zcalous in favor Of
the state guaranty law They are
urging Jesse Dunn 10 cut loose from
judicial aspirations and get into thc
water before 1t gets too warm Hut
Judge Dunn seems TO De looking a
couple OF times before lcaping Ne.
Alcs.cr New s-Capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

New Orleans, La, Oct. 10
The weather forecast fo- Okla
homa FOR sunday Is partly
cloudy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Don miss Miss Raudlc on Monday
night. u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Ardmorr seems 20 Do" ON ,h. pu.
litical map this year in black Ir.
ters. In the frs' campaign the town
had its lone candidate, leo Cucc.
who tried for On, goycruorship This
year Crcc can not claim the favor
ite son distinction alone, for there
will be sclc.' r. rants from the
same pOstoriCc.
Superintendent E,aH of the Nro-
more schools r. candidate Tor
state superintendent Val Mullen, o'
land fame, is TO Try for clerk OF ne
supreme court W r. Gilmpr is IN
the race for auditor, and has already
made his announcement Others arr,
said 10 be- itching to run for various
offices, hut fear be candidacy or
Grucc viii divert attention 20 the
fact that trdmorc is becoming too
strenuous in itg party demands
Shawnee Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Black SOW -hoat Finder
Phone S35 or lS3 red, l73
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

The republican press Of Oklahoma
Is boosting Lee Crucc for governor
which Of course shows Crucc'a
strength beyond question Niniti
Chicftain
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

The News Capi,n laughed at some
foolish contemporaries that recently
declared Hil. Murray had bIugh tu"
ArdmOrc Democrat Tho DymoDra,
Sunday declared jess. Dunn ,hn
man of the hour. the only one the
democrats could win with. And right
In loo Cruces home town. -NcNl
ester News Capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
DRESS GOODS DISPLAY

More Antique, - inch wide, supc.
-ior quality. black. blue and green,
value Sl.11j yard. a'............ s1.io
Satin Duchosse, q inch wide, Of q
quality usually sold for $50 per
yard will be offered az. yard si.oo
Bengalincs. 20 inch wide, in all nce
shades. value 800 a yard, at 75o
MesFalines. p inch aide. In all he
new shades, value az SIPS yard, our
pricc .......... ..................S .Si.oo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

n IL u u = n !. u e :, u u n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-17

Very d'eesy skirts. made .: fine Az.
man Yoil. now model hip styles.
with panel and pla..s and rim Md
In satin piping and iolds rl'u'
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
A Live Little Town.

The little town of Holcomb.
twelve miles west of Grenada. is
a live place. 1t has large school
the gospel is preached there by
more than one divine; its streets
are full Of cotton bales brought
there from no short distance; it
has a pleasant. social, progressive
and industrious citizenship; two
skilled and experienced physic-
ians, Drs. c. G. Moore and l.. H..
Hightower, and one equally skill
led young Doctor, B. w. Farr, to
look after any who may be i'll;
nine we'll stocked mercantile es-
Adjustments and one bank of
which Mr.. l.. l.. Casey is the &C
comodating and efficient cashier
Besides this there are blacksmith
shops and other enterprises. May
Holcomb continue to prosper.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
County Union to Meet.

A meeting of the Grenada County
Farmers Union is hereby called to
meet in the Court house in Grenada,
Tuesday, Nov % at IL O'Clock a. m.
[ earnestly urge every local IN the
county to have a representative l.
this meeting. Don't fail To dU th' .
We cannot move forward in ou,
work unless we meet together AND
take our bearings occasionally dis
cuSS Hhat has been done and tie
best methods Of future procedure
Besides the election Of county officers
other matters of Importance are To be
considered and the counsel and the
cooperation OF every Local in the
is needed. So l hope that
our meeting will be well attended.
S. d. JOHNSON,
President Grenada Farmers Union.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
A Miscellaneous Shower.

On Friday afternoon, November
s. the palors of Grenada College
were the scene of one of the most
elegant social functions of the
season. Several of the most in
timatc schoolgirl friends of MISS
Cooper.-Missess Chapman. Cox,
Finger, Gurney. Gillespie, Willie
May and Kathleen Mcintosh.
Thurmond and Waugh-enter-
tanned for her with a miscellaneous
shower.
The parlors were decorated
with pink roses and fans. In one
end of the hall basket covered
with roses, containg the presents,
was suspended by pink and white
ribbons.
Upon arriving. the guests were
conducted to the punch-bowl
where Misses Burrows and Bing-
ham served them with delightful
punch.
Miss Cooper. looking extremely
pretty in a pale blue embroidered
chiffon over blue satin. took her
place beneath the basket with
Misses Cox and Gurney on either
side. While Miss Waugh played
Mendelssohn's beautiful wedding
march, Misses Chapman and
Kathleen Mcintosh pulled the
ribbons which showered the bride
to-be with many beautiful pres
lents.
Delicious ices were served.
The creams were hearts with Gu
pids in relief and the cakes. heart
shaped also bore the initials OF
the BRIDE and groom interviewer.
During the evening Mis- Thur
mond entertained the guests with
absent" and TO the End Of the
World with You" Miss Waugh
playing her acCompanients.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
FARMER IS NO 4
CENTRAL FIGURE:
Rapidly Increasing Land Values
Making Him a PIutocrat.
PRICES OF PRODUCTS HIGHER
Methods Of Tilling Soil Are As" F''s>
Improving. Thanks to Activity
Of the Department Of AZ.
ricuRure BUREAUS.

WaShington, y " ) IN n" r.
tinueO rising t'dc "a pr'~p a-.-
announced in ev-ry 'r.de aird ,'r; ~
p.rJ. the center nf interest far a as,
few months ha, pteu Lhe tillrr f" tn
soil. From h-ihs ti2nre re;' de -
with m;plitd vity and inpni ir"t. -
view ~ d"wsit r..'d ~ al ta.r-
>iIt. Y ap..,n ~ c'lnnithr,. q" TO
cUme an object q r. p"..'' 49,
ton. 50 far as this Country is con -
rerned, Az least. HDe Ange.u>' anc2
The Man With the Hoe are pOr raj
lures of une WHO was. rather thnI ~.
| a contemporary being. and ''rhr' '' "a
Homestead" promises beDcefOrth t'gSa
. appeal only t. the reminiscent SEMI
ment that still tDas pleasure i'E'
"Unci. y, ~, c bin and other ,u:iTs
presentations Of days that are past
1t may be worth while to outsider
the reason. or rather, reaS rs. ter
this change. Fore most n ruSt be places
the fact that the test and richt st OF
he vast p b'lc domains of the ca:
try have beth taken up. Much gov
,fumeu1 lard is Still uDOccupled, hrit
tie true natural farming country has
been largely absorbed.
TIE United SJaIeS has been open
| nandeI III It's policy with regard tce
| its public lands. and the agricultnriStS, :
uf this and ui her countries have taken
advantage of the hueralIty. aud IL w
there is not 80 much remair ing ta}'
give away or 10 patL with tor d n MI
| inal sum.
PIuul rf this is found i'm the in
| crtastu mig ailOu 10 British Cnlum
| ola. The fertility of Manitoba s wheat.
lands has long been known. but A mer -
| iCaiIS ale Iudih To IeaNe their native =
soli long AZ equally good npDOrtu :
mites are found d. home AnOLHet
proof is found 10 the ir jgatiOn pro- :
jectS now under way in the semi ari0sa
ree'I> Of the west; The development :
of which as a pra cfical measure wOulcA
not have appealed strongly to the =
farming element 81 lopg as plenty OK
good land remained uIentered in the:
regions ot sufficient rainfall.
These facts being granted, the rapid
enhancement in the value of farm
lauds generally is recent years is :
eaSily'unde rstuUd. The western move
ment having been checked to CON
siderable extent. the lands farther
east have naturally become mere anC :
more valuable, and there is no reasoC V
to look for a deere ase i'm values. -
Good times or hard times the farmer
must fare we'll with anything like :
present prices for his products.
Another matter worthy of mention =
is the improved meth ds employed OF.
the farms. In bringing this about,
the greatest credit must be given the =
department Of agriculture, which has
OF late years been carrying On an un-~
ceasinS campaign of education.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
GIVEN HISTORIC GAVEL-
Made From Studdlng Of Bed
room of Abraham Lincoln.

A gavel with a historic history
was presented to Grenada Lodge,
No 81 Of +. and a. M. by MIR. VIM
Reid, who is travelling architect
for the Illinois Central railroad, last
Monday night. The gavel was made
from the studding OF the bedroom
OF Abraham Lincoln at Spring field
LII. The house which Mr.. Linc0l
we'd in is now being remodeled by
Mr. II. O. McGrew, who sometimes
visits Grerada. AZ d inaSRueh rs Mr.
Lincoln took the Gtg't.> "l Masonry
10 Temperance broAe. M. 10. at.
tandaiia. III, NJ. N!tt-rew was
>eiZed W:.h the Ueag,.}ful senttmenJ .
Of makIi,g yaveiS nIi ut the s. I'd
ding Of tDe srat rrii Spntter bed
room
The gift was gratefully accepteG
by Grenada Lodge and the meeting
Monday night will 20 down to ps-
terity as one OF The memorable uuesr,
in the history Of Grenada Lodge
The gaval will be bound with Sill
yer band, upon which will be carveGs
it's unique history.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-12
ORALLY DAY"


day-A Good Program.
"Rally Day" at the Methodist
Church last Sunday was one OF no
lsttle interest to that church. While
hurried preparations had been made
and little time had been given by
children tn practicing yet they all
acquitted thems alveS well and the
E. ,ciSes reflected no small amount
OF credit On the superintendent. Mr..
J f. DeLoach and his faithful
teachers. Banners OF white and blue
with the words Under This We
Conquer" written just below the
cross. constituted prominent part
of the decorations. The Sunday
School ut Grenada College took part
in the services which added much
To it's interest. At the conclusion
Of the program a short address was
made by Rev. w. w. Mitchell, the
pastor, in which he discussed the
needs of the Sunday School. The
collectiti,s taken We're in the inter-
est of The Orphans tInme at Jack
son.
Mr DeLnach stated that the build
ingS at the home were very much
crowded and that it had deem decided
by The trust eeS 10 build a S32, 00O
annex, one. ha,f uf which had been
Su ubScribpd by two members of the
MetCdlSt Church If the state.
The day, no doubt. made Il good and
Il lasting impression on the minds ul
the children If the church.