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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

Notice g. hereby given that the undersigned viii
b. at the following places. on the dates named
for The purpose OF receiving taxes.
VALLEY DISTRICT
Herring. October m.
RcedBvo. October ~
MasOntOwn. October 49,
LYON DISTRICT.
Gladesville. October H.
fndcpendence. October Nc.
Newburg. October i6
RENO DISTRICT
Feowsvile. October 49,
Etam. October ~.
R0wlesburg. October a.
function. October %.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Hazelton, November J.
Cuzzart. November q
Valley Point November g.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Crancavilc. November
Terra Alta. November 3 and
Albright November no.
EQlon. November
Aurora. November
EfNowooD DISTRICT
Howcsvilc October 81
kirgwood. every day
Piagaa October is
Bruoeton October ig.
Hrnud0nvillo Oci1frr on
Clifton Mills. Octoierli
Glade Farms Octohar OIL
HaEelton November H.
AZ which times rud pince1 discount ~ tstr sr.r
one tHf per cent win d. allowed to en- bcf1l
who pay me whole afn0uut ~ their faxen la caaI.
CHARLES sfINDLER.
Section n Chapter Of Acts Of 1904. Interest
nc rate oi Ten per cent per annum on ths
trrAnf u each taK bill shall b. added tharetf
~ fa'd hfst day Of January untu payment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Preston County Property That Has
Recently CHANGED Hands.

The following transfers Of real estate,
with date OF deed, were recorded at the
courthouse recently:
November ~, 10O7-Alcinda and Mat
thias Forman 10 David G. Reay, trustee,
1916 acres in Pleasant district; 81, 123. 20.
August II, loom. Eugenia Brown 10
John A. b. Brown; lot Of ground in
Kingwood district on Cheat river; S21
and other valuable considerations.
BIank deed. Tor sale al lhis nnicc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

Preparations are being made for the
adnual reunion Of the G.. A. r. Of Marion
county which will be held in Fsirmont
October Z and &. An effort IL being made
20 have Coy. GIasscock make the princi-
pal address.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23
WTEST VIRGINIA NOR THERN r. K
Wv Lm emeCl OclOLnI IL Laoz-

No . connects with b. 4 o No west
bound and No 3 castbouud
No. 3 connects with B. e ~ Nos. "a and
ga stbonud and No sc wcstboInd.
HENRY HANST General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

Trespass notices for sale at this office;
&c each, or zoe q dozen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

Save money by buying your clothing
Of the Cash Store Company, King
wood. Fifty boys and ehIidren's suits
going at soc on the dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

For anything In the line OF Jersey
cattle call on A. w. Jordan, RID. 2,
Kinswood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

duCtor
Connections at Morganiown--No IS with
Is, & o. No. from Fairmont at s:s3 q. M.
No ~ with u. x o. No. 50 from Pittsburg at
~ 'oi y M. No. ~ with Is. x o. No. 81 from
faifmont al 3 40 p. m. +; No. 70 with b. q O.
NO 60 Tor fdirmont at G2:ot p. M, and with
No.5i Tor Pilisburg at 20 y m. No.i8 with
IS q o. No for Fairmont at D IA . M. tex.
cept sundays and with No. 4 at 40 p. m
nc b5 at 50 p. m. on sundays
Connections az NJ. x X. Junction No fs
win Is o No. for east at orr q. m and
win ~. " Tor west at Io:2f a. M. No ~
WIN B.% O.NoIl Tor east at 3 ~ p m. No.
"a ior east at $40 p m. Except Sundaysj.
ana NO s. from west at 4;If y. M; No. 10
win B.& q. No n Tor east az z;33 p. M and
No. for west at 8:77 .. m. (No.2I sundays /;
No. 70 with Is. & o. No. 3 from east at z;sz
am. and No q from west atom No
% with y. & . No. fl from west at 3:24p
81. and No.72 from west az $40 PM Except
| sundays; No. 20 with -. & o. No. "a from
west at 1893 p. m.
X. BRETT. General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23
taxpayers.

Blank deed. Tor saie at this Office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-23

TnE always first
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
sUNDAY-sCHoolS MAKE
BETTER SHOWING IN YEAR

EUREKA MILLS. VA.-Special.--
The Charlotte County Interdenomina-
tional Sunday-schoOl Convention was
held i'm the village Presbyterian
church Wednesday and Thursday. The
sessions were we'll attended The fol
lowing report was submitted;
Number OF sunday schools in the
county. SO. number represented az the
convention. SS. number OF scholars,
2.l53. volumes In libraries. 4."2Z' col
lections during the year for sunday
school purposes and missions. 81
2l9S9. There were ninety conversions
reported. The reports from the
schools show Improvement.
OMcers tor the ensuing year were
elected as follows. President Andrew
2 r Teny. vice-president Norman
Sbow. secretary zee W Morton
treasurer. J T. organ The next con
vention will be held ga Friendship Bap
list church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
nressmakinr Himts.

on skirts and waists the Slot seams F.
.-, a-air being used yer, much The .
-..,trr Of the slot seam Is very slime
rle. being basted together and fitted
and then stitched together on the
wrong side with a long and loose
stitch straight strip of material
artsr this is done is basted 90 the
WRONG side % the seam. and through
This are one or more rows OF stitch
irr. one close 20 the seam ON '1.h
side and the second usually quarter
ot an inch away.
The good and true bias on Che skirt
.-reciaiiy az serge. is folded across
49, width OF the woof and the folded
, afca is along the true bias. The trne
! HAS should he used for AID bias trim
1 rfrrs. excepting the materials which
d have a diagonal weave. such as serees
81 crepe. etc.
( Tn speaking % serCes. 30 must Dee re-
a remhered that it is hard to tea tn'
i richt side from the wrong side OI
u the bottom side OF the diagonal. line
I run from the riCht-hand corner at tn
= f-ottom. as the cloth is held uQ to YOU
M up over the left shoulder. The ciot
! NAV De turned the other end up am
~ 10 viii De- discovered that the diaEonai
M still run in the same direction. bt
y when the cloth is turned the other sid
IA out X will bee seen that the diagonal
AZ . run in the opposite direction, from ID
left az the bottom UP over the rlsu
care must be shown IN cutting 20 81
that the same side OF the goods
o. kept out on each piece.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

SAVE YOUR MONEY. Dan yo-r
svn home 10 not he q landlord slave
when Ne viii purchase the home ci
your choice. houses. farms or business
Eroperry. allowing you 20 repay ls p
Der month on each 500 borrowed "ilL
3 per cent interest added. and ElNlnA
you ~ years time Money Loaned o.
49, tens CD churches mills and fac
to-ies. saw-nfIls and lumber plants
with real estate attached
Write 81 once 70
-EE NATIONAL HOME PTRCaAS
ING ASSOCIATIONS.
q An Nail Bank Bldg Richmond I q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
Rv Ozora S Davis.

Ry Ozora S Davis.
IL rs strange 90 me. ana I never could
see
Just Why The people should say
That ara owl iu tree is as wise ass can
be
When he mopes and sleeps ali day,
And never word from him is heard .
But Just his Who? WhO2 WhoY'
While be sits and winks and shivers
and blinks.
With nothing that's nice to DO
I'm sure IL I were 20 try
To ask sou question OF two.
. I could puzzle YOU more with Eny three
or four
Than this old one with his Who
For I'D say. "Why?" And / would try
To find cut How" and when
I'd beat the owl. with his wise old
scowl,
And puzzle the wisest men.
But now. instead OF nodding her head
And saying. The child is wise.
Mother looks down. with a bit OF a
frown.
And saws. with a sweet surprise.
My dear, you know yon Will Older
grow.
And then learn how. why. when.
You can't know all tn you're strons
and tail:
Don't ask those things again"
Now I don't see why an owl IN ire
IL wise when he asks, 'WhoT'
when { boy like me, with his ques
tons three.
Il a stupid child. DO your
--Youth's Companion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
Won1ar,'s Department

lingefie. which has taken the place OF
the silk I'm all its forms. The ne"
petticOats are not worn on the streets
under dark coat suits. as they soh
too easily. hut they are worn under
o,e~rtrirr else. especially the evening
s~e~~ They are made e thin cotton
ana muslin. handsomely trimmed with
lace when they are a.. house wear
Tho best model FOR the street on foI
e,e-,frv wear under Vers light frorss
has "a deem rufFe. finished with a seal
Toned .Sce. heavily burtCuhOled
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

The cre-cclCr i6sa has become very
.-rlrr with women this summer. and
.-ou.ises go De- even more SO during
-re autumn This does NOT only mean
dress. but also the accessories 20
wardrobe. It eives harmony
rect and tho unity az dress that rs
o- 20 o. had tv wearing many and
.aried cclo-s FOR blondes all shades
purple from dark violet TO me
f.licsfe heiCtrope are we'll suited.
10y t-uuef-rs the favorite colors are
-etn and blue. from olive green and
avs blue 90 sea green and sky blue
-rr women whose hair has reddish
mr. brown IS best. and an shades car
.e used with good results. When Sc
..ctinc the color the wearer should
.fa~- a shade which IS somewha
lighter than the hair and eyes.
Latest In PetticOats.
Te-ticoats % today are entirely @
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

There we're 20 te 1e cuests at the
table. and Mrs Jones Was very much
worried
Don't mind that dear. said her
.-sla-t You surely arc not super
~ti-icus
80. -rat isn't the trouble said his
..sss .t-- vou know we have only a
dozen knives and forks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

TO Know We
have complete l-ne q surreys. ols-
Eies. runaoours aud spring wagons
End can furnish you TOP oueeles
from $3.50 %. and open cusEies
from $500 up. Also harness iroI1
$50 ~ Agents fCr HACKNEY @i--
ssNuhuru farm wagons 80 CT
wr1e Us for Bargains bhlS d o."
WORSHAN CO. lsis Z Nam -
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

The brides parents pay for the mu-
sic az a wedding as they pay for all
details o. the service. The bridegroom
cives the minister a Zee and pays for
his own carriage All other expenses
are Maid hv The Brides family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRES SALE
of weekly newspaper and JOB Office
in Valley of Virginia Bargain for
SEQ. Address SALE" care Co
operative Press. Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

RENCH STEAM CLEANING, ID =
tnE &c sample Buttons mace 70 OF
de-. Ostrich fcsthers cleaned. clglec
and dyed. 80 cts "A to- ~f1E =
1ss Z. Main s. Phone -ils-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
DUBLIN INSTITUTE

High trade Preparatory school
PREPARES boys AID rir.- - college.
r- ---Clil- e-- -rr -
t-t--- facilities -
ersf.r. 1852 - Standard
ac-lr. -re. lr.ra-. -0 i-s
- colleges
~rs Rates. ~l-lH.
Fan Term Opens >eIt. :. 1908.
-.- re-.-.1.- ar. t.l information
address
GARDNER d BECKER. Pms
uIBIIN. 81 s..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
St. Mary's Academy,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Boarding School for Girls. Mod
ern building. pleasantly located.
Home Comforts. English. business
and music courses. Terms: board
and Tuition. sl6 month: board.
tuition and music. $50. For oata-
loeue address,
The Sisters of the Holy Cross,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
Roanoke College
DANYILLE. Va.

Fifts.first annual session begins
on Wednesday. sept. -
Able faculty. splendid advantages
comfortable building. good health.
Elegant new building on a most
desirable site will be occupied at an
,arly day. For catalogue or other In
formation. address.
mo. b. BREWER. Pres.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

49, THE LATEST PARIS FASHlONS
n Hair Dressing. Al klnos q ilai-
a. hand O. MADE 10 order Noa o4ilss
rsas trto Switches. Poupacours.
Enrs erc Satisfaction guaranteed
HUGHES. 10y North Thi-c 81, Rich
mono. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
saw MIL FOR SALE

roR sAI.F-ONE No. 1 LANE SAW
Mi: one 80 II. P. Geiser Engine
one IS Il. ?. Geiser Boiler. also
edeer and cutoff saw. WOOD" ARD
4 son. Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
rIRNS AND TIMBER LAND FOR
SALE

sANAlS AND TIMBER LANDS A
lowest prices. OF easy terms AIeS'
eat bargains N NtrSinls- y i-ss -.
r. catalogue Address J. r. Elan.
CnRrioftssvihe. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
WANTS
AGENTS WANTED.

HANTED-A NAN IN EACH SOlNlf
az organizer for trSteTnal oToer.
Pleasant work, good pay. Aooress
A u. CLEMENTS. Board OF Trace
RldE- Norfolk. Va
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
Some Vital Questions
LOUEILA.

Dear Miss Thomas; The subjects discussed
have been fine and interesting. Chat from time
TO time is worth time TO read. How many
OF the Household are keeaiag the promises
they made to live a pure life2 Such life
as they resolved during the time they were
attending prOtracted meetings last summer?
Really how many OF the Household can saw
am Christian Is God pleased with your
lifet Have you ever a soul for Christ ?
Are you living so that at last God will say
We'll done, thou good and faithful servant:
thou hast been faithful over "A few things; !
will make you ruler over many7' Let me ap-
peal to you TO common sense about living
an upright life; for the prize you will receive
for so doing, Is the you would work
and toll during life for fame or money Think
Of the people who strive for fame, even when
their life Is at stake. II they should win II
Is only for this world and will pass away:
but II you live for God and az last 20 home 10
God. that win be without end. Let me ap-
real to the men 10 not forget their God aud
20 for whisky and wine during the winter
months. Remember that you win be a better
son or husband here 70 serve God and at last
when life Is over you win have bright and
beautiful home. God himself shall wipe away
all tears from yoar eyes. and there viii be no
sorrow. sin death. over there.
Choose today whom ye shall serve. Consider
the price you are working for: are You work
ing for reward that you shall want to receive
or are you working for one you dread to re-
ceiveg
Pardon me for staying so long Hurrah for
the Household. NUNEI.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
Gods Amendments

This thing on which thy heart was set. this
thing that cannot be,
This weary, disappointing day. that daWns' my
Re comfofted: God knoweth best, the God whose
name is Love, 80. a..
Whose tender care is evermOre our passing lives
He sends the disappointment? Well, then. take
shall Gods appointment seem less good than
what myself had plannedf
Twas in thy mind to go abroad. he bids thee
on happy home; thrice happy If to it tiny
guest He comeSi -
Twas in thy mind thy friend to see. The Loid
SAYS: Nay, not yet" -
Be confident: the meeting-time, thy boro VII
not forget.
Twas in thy mind to work for Him. his will
is: Child. sit still; "
Aud surely it's thy blessedness to mino the
Accent thy disappointment, friend, thy gift
from Gods OWL hand,
snail Gods appointment seem less good than
what thyeelf had plannedf
So. day by day and step by step, sustain thy
falling strength;
From strength TO strength, indeed, go on
through all the journeys length.
God bids thee tarry now and them forbear the
weak complaint;
Gods leisure brings the weary rest, and cor
dial gives the faint.
Cod bids thee labor. and the place is thick With
thorn and brier;
But He VIII share the hardest task until lie
calls thee higher.
SO take each disappointment, friend; tbs at the
Lords command
Shall Gods appointment seem less good than
M. h. sANGsrER.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
Answers sylvanus Stub


1 did not intend to come again 80 soon but
after reading Sylvanus stubs letter 1 could
not remain silent any longer.
Mr.. Stub, ! think your letter was perfectly
outrageous How you could have the audaelty
10 write such letter is beyond my eompre-
hension- You say you are going 70 remain
man who holds such narrow minded ideas a.
you have, would be foolish to even have any
hope OF getting a girl with good common sense
II you Will examine yourself closely l. think
you viii find that your empty pocket-book is cot
the only thing that is preventing you from get
ting married. Possibly there are few girls
In your community who seem TO hate work.
and win associate with young men OF Ques-
tionsble characters. Consequently you have de-
cided all girls are lazy and do not try TO as
sOciate with nice, honest men.
When you find a girl who does not do any
thing except go visiting or Toll around In idle
ness, Eou can find her brother lounging the
streets or in some little drink shop with a
cigar in his mouth, the picture OF laziness. Am
bitiOnf He does not know whwat ambition is.
He depends upon his father for all he gets.
Then il he can't marry some nice girl he
will delude himself with the idea that she re-
fuses him because OF his poverty.
young man who lives clean Lnristian life
need have fear OF remaining a bachelor,
even il be is poor.
You seem 10 think the wife should stay at
home. work like a slave, and get her pin
money any way she can and her husband use
all the money to advance his business. Inc
man who expects his wife TO do all the house
work unassisted, and let him use all the mon
ey hasn't the first principle OF honesty and is
robbing his wife Of her rights haven't an
ounce Of patience for such men. .-r
Thank you, Mrs. J. B. W., for your advice.
Hope you will come again and tell us about
your missionary society.
Vera Noble. / did not go to the union meet
ing al HsrtweIl. / was very anxious TO 60.
I should like 10 meet you.
Thanks. Myrtle. for your words OF encour-
aecment. l an afraid / am not quite as mucn
help TO my Sunday school you think. Please
come again. Your letters are very helpful.
Sincerely.
TOUETIA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23

pouring his richest blessing on and around me.
don't think / have ever been happier or en-
joyed more perfect health. Now, of course,
there clouds In every life but l do
not look for them and rarely ever see them.
There are no truer words than these, Life is
what we make it,"
NOW / VIII 20 when 4 tell you this: The other
evening / overheard a conversation between
three very intelligent women. One Of them said
II think IL really hard that girls do not have
the privilege that boys have In selecting their
sweethearts and companions. They do not have
as good chances as the boys"
said 81 beg to differ with you. Girls GER
tainly have Just good chances and just az
many the boys II they win prove themselves
worthy. No girl who dons this Is ever without
a splendid chance to claim u sweetheart, or to
accept his heart and hand
They said, ''But the boy may go out and find
bis choice, bur the girl must stay at home IL
she never finds hers"
/ continued the argument and said He may
20 out and find his choice but she is liable
to refuse to accept bis attention. And besides.
would much prefer remaining at home and
waiting to he hunted up than to go out and
make my choice and then fail to win the vic
tory"
Now which OF us was right? l say girls GER
tainly have just good chances as boys and
boys just as good as the g;ris. For IT is an
equal number that merry. So | don't know why
so many will argue as these women did
With lots OF love for all, ! am the same
LITTLE MAID.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
A Little Maids Opinion

Dear Household Doubtless many OF you have
forgotten Little Maid: but let me write just
word 20 remind you that I still the same,
even II I don't get TO read Our Household regu.
larry.
I have from day 20 day thought that I would
like 20 write but didn't know vrhat you were
discussing. nor what ! must say 10 be heard.
since / have received my Household pin |
can wait no longer even n / am not heard. 7
wss very happily surprised when my pin came.
I had not seen copy OF The Journal In some
time. and I more surprised 10 learn by
one OF our members that the pins cost 81 each.
Mine came 20 me free and I have been delving
IN nv mind as 20 which OF my friends could
have remembered me kindly, and even loved
Little Maid enough TO want TO give her this
delightful surprise. I wish I knew who 10
thank but viii say that do thank you again
and again who ever "a is. I haven't words 10
express my sincere gratitude both Tor the pin
AMI the Kind thoughts OF the giver.
I am in school again, with lot OF work but
among all my busy moments there IL not one
that is not full OF sunshine. God seems TO be
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
MOTHERS CONGRESS is
MEETING IN ATLANTA

The Georgia Congress Of Mothers con-
vened Saturday morning in the Sunday
school room at the First Baptist church
at 10 o'clock for It's annual session. The
exercises opened with hymn and prayer
by DR.. Daniel, pastor of the First Baptist
church.
The program provided for an address Of
welcome on the part of the state by Gov
ernor Brown. and another on the part of
the church by DR.. ]. S. French, pastor of
the First Methodist church. But both
were unable to be present, and in their
absence DR.. Daniel extended the coll
gress a very gracious welcome.
Prof. William NJ. Slaton, superinten-
dent of city schools, made happy ad-
dress of welcome for the schools.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
.Ioe,s Opinions

Dear Miss ThoEaas. I sure do enjoy the many
Interesting letters e cur page.
agree with some % the writers the sub
,ect - large hats Gnd tbat terrible hair. II Is
getrirg - here in north Georgia that there Is
cnIv those Who occupy the front seats az church
that get any view o. the preacher.
say what has become n our friend that was
hunfing Tor q WHOM Up here we have them.
old and young large End small rich and poor.
lest any kind that he wants.
We are nearly done picking cotton now.
We are preparing to start the children 10
fchooi That subject o. compulsory education
aou't thiuk would suit US Independent Geor-
gains. We can 30 very well until they try %
drive We have a very nice mountain town
CD here; Il T. not 50 large as Atlanta. but Il
j. growing fast We have a nice cotton mill
snd an Oh min. two brick plants and several
other manufscturing plants
Say. Batch write oftcner and help US out Of
the blues. Why don't Mrs. Holly Leaf write
" again and tell us low she Is getting along ?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-23
DIR. BRoUGHToN GETS
A CALL TO LONDON

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 2O.-Rev. Dr. Len
G. Broughton. the well-known Atlanta
minister, who is here assisting in a series
of revival services, received the following
call to the pastorate of Christ Church,
London, by cable:
LEN G. Broughton, DeSoto Hotel, Tam
pa: VIII you entertain a call to the
pastorate of Christ Church, Westminster,
Meyers old church? Officers are unani-
nous. Campbell Morgan supports. Let
ter follows CABLE
Though DR.. Broughton has not yet re-
piled, It is understood that his answer
will probably be to decline the call. He
intimated as much when asked about the
matter today. ''I will have to think it