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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

tract will meet the insurance wanN OF
every kind and condition of man.
On the BIRD of January, 1901
Messrs. Garland a Martin became
general agents of this company and
had assigned them Eastern and South
side Virginia.
Their work from the beginning has
been crowned with marvellous success.
For the first three days of their work
as agents, they secured fifteen appi-
cations and wrote S37, 900 of insurance,
and at the close of the fret year they
had written from the hOme office
S526, 600, and through their sibordi-
nate agencies an additional sum
which brought the total amount Of in
surance up to the $500, 900 mark for
that first year.
No such work has ever been done
we venture to say, in all this section
of Virginia
The habit Of the firm is that one Of
the members shall spend each week
on the road, the other to remain in the
office and look after its affairs.
During a recent visit to Sussex
county in a few days Captain Martin
wrote thirteen applications, and re-
turned home not the least disturbed
in mind because the number thirteen
has been reckoned unlucky.
For personal work, Mr.. Garland has
been leading the agents, and the soil
taire diamond which flashes from his
finger is sparkling evidence Of the
fact
These young business mon have
never been to schools where they pre-
tend to teach the best methods of 500
Letting insurance, but they have le'rn-
ed those best methods in the school OF
experience, and as they never grow
tired so long as applications are com
ING in, they will write even better
business history in the future than has
already been written re lmhIb.e as
that is, which is now M utter of rec
ord.
We are told that there is scarcely a
business house i'm Farmvile where q
policy of The American National may
not be found, SO that inc Virginia
Company and the home workers are
not without honor among th .ir own
people.
In addition to this Lii, Company,
/ Messrs Garland s. Martin represent !;
leading Fire Companies, the aggregate
capital of which amounts TO $50. ILL.,
912.33.
We repeat, that the wit of man ha.
devised nothing which contribute.
more 10 the earthly comfort and hap
piness of the human famiv than sure
protection offered familie when dead
comes to providers of slch families,
and when loss cones by lelsol'l tH,
vsitati0ns of the fire-iienc
When in need of sue pr .tos.sa
consult Mcssrs. Garland & NAir
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". HUNTINGTON
BENEFACTOR IN FARMVILLE
One Of the Largest Tobacco Buyers in
the World, and Has Always Made
His Home Here.

Most men are disposed to think that
if they enjoyed the opportunities
which have been enjoyed by other
men. they too would have succeeded
in life.
This reminds MS Of
"A craven hung along thc baftic's edge.
And thought Had "a sword of seener steel
That blue blade chat the kings son bears but
this
Blunt thing hc snapt and fHng DO from bis hand
And lowering crcpf away and left the field.
Then Gene the kines sou. wounded. sore 1ostcad.
And roanonio-s and saw the broken sword.
Hilt-buricd DOB thc dry and trolden sand.
And ran and snatchci o. and with battc-sholt
Lifted afrcsh bee howcd h.s enemy down.
And saved O. great cause chat heroic das."
Mr.. W. q. Huntington began bust
ness life in Southside Virginia and
under conditions such as exist in this
section of the country. He had no
blue blade of a king, but with the
implements at his command, he has
been making GOOD fight, and winning
splendid victories year by year.
He found no gold mines in this por-
ton of the State into which to dig.
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Capt Henry f. Watkins. grandfather
of judge g. ID Watkins and Capt. S.
W. Watkins. It's doors opened TO re-
ceive as many distinguished guests as
those of any other in Southside Nir-
oinia The world-famous divine. Rev
Moses d. Hoge. ID. d., for more than
nfty-four years pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church of Richmond
won his bride there, and by ITS cheer
full fires of the winter time. and under
IT'S grateful shade trees all dressed in
summer garb. other and many love
matches have been made. and other
happy couples have remembered this
old Virginia homestead with affection
almost reverential.
Some years prior to the war OF
lSGl-5. the late Judge f. p. Wood sold
the property to Capt John II. Knight
and moved with his family to.TeNas
While Capt, Knight, assisted by as no.
bic a queen of household affairs as
ever graced an earthly home, presided
there it was known far and wide as
the centre of as refined and liberal
hospitality as even Virginia in her
palmiest days ever knew, and since
Mr. Huntington has become its owner
all that good taste could suggest and
money could buy have combined to
make it ideal in every nook and cor
ner
Lifting its graceful proportions from
q commanding site, presenting am im-
posing front to each quarter VI the
compass built of finest brick and
stone, enclosed on two sides Toy at.
tractive porches. cncirc.el by lawn OF
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nor oil-wolls into which to bore. nor
Entertainments buried under our
nm .n.afi ...h.... .... ma.
'''' L. 4 h,. ,rf.l fl,
W., .,....'l,... n,...lt.
~, ~..E..i..i..... ..,..e.d ,..b tho
- ClI ~. 49,. ..o ;nt, ,,,..
~ ... ;... a., l,,.,.
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wei
His customers are also Ills f lends,
and the dealings betwcel them are Of
most pleasant nature.
To buy under one ro-! al that may
be needed for farm and family pur-
poses. is not only great convenience,
but great comfort also.
80 one need leave the store of
MeSsrs. Rowiett * French to look for
goods elsewhere in the same market.
Make known your wants TO them,
and they stand ready to supply them.
Don't remove your stove or take out
your crate as yet. The better thing
TO do is to order another t0nof coal and
another load Of wood Remember
that last season fires wela comfortable
even i'm June.
1t is in a certain degree to be a
sharer in noble deeds to praise them
with all our heart.
All the way to heavei is heaven.
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GARLAND &
MARTIN.
General Insurance Agents.
Live and Up-tO-Date Policy Writers.

Next to our bread winners, the Life
Insurance Companies of the land are
doing most to contribute to the COM
fort and support of the human family.
One of the leading agencies in this
particular department of business is
located i'm our town, the firm name
haino Garland &c Martin, and which is
composed of Mr.. j. T. Garland and
Can't f. Scott Martin.
They occupy the offices so long
used biz the late DR.. Thackston' which
have been improved by the removal OF
nartitions. the addition of another
iarr. room. and are now models OF
convenience and elegance.
Mr. Frank Blanton, a Farmville
bow by inheritance, birth and training
is the accomplished book keeper of
the con e-n. and no business was ever
more faithfully and efficiently served.
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S. W. PAULETT
& SON.
THE OLD REB" STILL IN LINE.
Sill UnCOnQuered He is Conducting
a glassware, CrOCkery and Silver
ware Business.

The "Old Reb" was shot at Sailor
Creek ON April &, 1868. remained on
crutches for seven months after ne
war closed Then entered the service
If paulett e. Williams. and for two
wears packed tobacco at Shopper oal'
Then with W. N. Duvall entered the
service of the old South Side r. r. at
the bic salary of SD 80 per month.
ON the 22nd day of May 1861 mar.
ried Miss Augusta Wiltse and opened
ND a market business. conducted tins
for two years then went i'm the mer-
camille business with Baker Wood
firm name of Wood s. Paule,t closed
this business and formed the firm OF
Paulett a. WItsc, and conducted the
fancy grocery business for four years
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warming and how much of charity be
is best0wing.
The business houses of Mr. Dun
nington, wherever they are to be
found, are commanding in appear
ance, convenient in arrangement and
perfect in their appointments.
HIS COUNTRY HOME.
Among the country homes of Viz
ginia that of Mr. W. q. Huntington,
in the county of Prince Edward mid
way between Farmvile and Hampden-
Sidney holds prominent place Under
the old and familiar name of Poplar
Hill' it was social light i'm day gone
by Perhaps with decomposition. now
SO long IN ashes. the home Of the late
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An Iowa Man COntented.
Iro7pect, Va, Oct %, 1908.

Irospect, Va, Oct %, 1908.
Mr. T. l.. -aBaume, 4. &c !. Agent
Roanoke, Va:
Dear Sri removed to Virginia
from Iowa in the spring Of 1903 and
purchased small farm about four
miles from Farmville l have made
many Improvements on the same and
am planting it in small fruits apples
and trucking.
! am exceedingly well pleased with
the climate the soil and the people
and believe that a man of small
means. if he comes to Virginia and
purchases a farm within his limit, will
succeed exceedingly well.
! am perfectly satisfied with the Old
Dominion, since ] have entirely re
gained I'D, health. have no desire
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are being brou lhi into
cultivation
4 gentleman from the -r
Boston. Mass, was non
through the county of Prime
one day last summer AND
disposed 10 critc.,c tne SAINT
and general care about ..
country homes. bar oa bam
sight of this property 1000
nature was investing the
peculiar charm, he lifted H
said. II never saw q 'oHcl.rr
AN my life. 90 Tie dii nor ce
and we of Prince Edward
grateful obligations 90 the
having done somlchi0r gs
home. lis true is DIS own e..
at the same time It is just as
it is the joint possession of
bors and friends. the GENT.
citizen belongs 90 ABB an
graceful and beautiful. posse
one belong TO all We m
lf,.o in d. county in trhf.|
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chairs of different shapes and 81 IS,
clocks and curios, faces of friends liv
ug and friends dead. carpets that
drink i'm sounds of footballs and give
back no echo, flowers I'm the winTT
time, fruits from the tropics-but vs.
say more Of those things, which toe
appreciated must be seen, and '1icn
once seen entwine thel A'~.e ana
beauty into the very lifcd those VINO
arr privileged 20 see thcf
Mr. Huntington ha D "', ''''''
driveway from his iror d'' w.
vile. and that mean Chat nothing
needed to make CO., '
property The lAr n.s.
containing about Hu' ''.
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why - West young man.
Any why. do you know of young
man who has Def. this section of Viz
ginia for the West who, in amy de-
partment of LIES work BIAS wor
richer prize than has been gained DO
life's calling by his comrade who BIAS
remained i'm the mother State. D3
You know of any success i'm the world
of speculation gained In the growing
and progressive West which cannot be-.
attained in the Virginia field. And
SD with farming, teaching. morchl'.
dising and manufacturing. Name oae
who has gone out from us ani "0a
fame and fortune IN either department
mentioned, and then we will proceed
to designltc the name of another ".'
has done just rs well near TO tae Oh.
homestead, and with the old friends
And then, think of the comforts "
Virginia life in contrast with tha ds'
comforts of Western life, and 50.
won't go West, young man.
When our farmer friends are in lo"'
especially ON Saturdays, let them ei'
and give 70, the neighborholi ne''
n only am item 10 would cont n e
the interest 3D.. me Peep 2, a,i
would be a. I'D.
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SIR Caas. D. Pickett Wo.. va


Nif Nhas. h. Pickett "'.r la.
Dear Sr-l fel b. v o.
write you In regard On 4.r. pick.
cu Water has done t ..t u.
baby have had El... t. and
inflammation off tre bladder ..ar
OPP eirhf rear. AMI II... sake.
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to return to Iowa, since | believe that
Virginia VIII prove to be just the place
that have been looking for.
Yours very truly
j. W. COWARD.

J.. possible that the present poll
teal canvass is to close without a
joint discussion, a big meeting or
barbocue?
Have the property. owners of Prince
Edward stopped q consider the fact
that our neighbors in Charlotte have
voted 10 issue Sl0O.OO0 Of bonds for
road improvement? This means that
the stale will put up like amount,
and the 100000 will build many
mile OF macadam. 1t has come To
this, that Prince Ed ward must have
good r)ad-, or be b ack number.
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great beauty. guarded by primeyd
trees. approached by auavenue iriu-ed
with s1apdy e'ms. with a weII-kept
garden 90 the west. fields of growing
Grain and grasses around it on all
sides, and in the further distance an
unbroken forest-fence-when we gaze
at the rural yet radiant picture. we are
made glad to know that, while Adam
and Eve were shut out of Eden, all of
earthly Paradise was not shut out from
this old world of ours.
Within this palatial home true ar
fists have been at work, until from
their congonial and cultured touches
am well-nigh perfect symmetry of hall,
and library and dining-rooms, and
parlors and conservatory have been
produced. Here a striking picture
looks at YOU from the wall, there an
antique charms You, in this corner a
gem of art shining. over there a rich
rug from Eastern loom rests ON the
floor, a gauzy graceful curtain swings
ieisurely I'm the gentle air. massive
silver crown the massive sideboard,
weI-selected books crowd the hand
some coves. musical instruments nes-
tie but ready TO exhale with melody at
touch of artist, inviting lounges. easy
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4 little negro gu OF farmv.llc has
been making herself useful about one
of our households, aud The lady OF
the house has recently made for her a
catchy dress, aud nov the happy pos
SCISSOR of the dre,, is Boosting That She
has the chest dress maker i'm all
Famville.'
Don't undertake To save time and
economic space toy leaving the side
walks to walk over the grass plots OF
town.
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Make each day a critic on the last.
Into the well which supplies thee
with water, cast no stones.
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Truth can be outraged p,
quite as cruelty as by speech.
If any one remains modest
.llame-Aa ss-se'i- IS .nat-----ss
The will of the present IS the
to the future. and moral character
eternal destiny.
What wealth it is 10 have
friends that wc cannot think Of I.
without elevation
The night b. long that meyer ,,
ihr day
Tho Hmn nrYer comes ""'"
constitution docs noi wp''"
utrai interest
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Truth can be outraged .'
quite as cruelty as by Speech
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II any one ItIldIII7 :.
H. a h ae.-s,..e i,e A. not---ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
zoe WEST CENTRAL.

Morning theme: Jesus in Society, OF
As a Man Among Men" Evening
theme: "Fraternal Religion" The
Sunday school meets at 9:45 u. m.
and the Young Peoples society at G:45
p m.
Musical selections, morning:
Authenticated the Moments Rich
With Blessing" .......... Solly
Evening:
Ladies' Quartettc-" Far Ger the
Duet-Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Talbot
Solo-"Still, Still With Thee".....
Lansing
Miss Lillian Elwood.
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Insure N lhe oeeldenIal Lie.

Insure In the Occidental Life.
Trunks ms suitcases at The Hub.
r. D. James is in the city from VII
Hams. Ariz.
! C. Y Flant has returned from a,
extended visit through the Estanci.
valley.
j. a Carpenter is in the city ON
short business visit from Zacatccas
Mexico.
Jerry y Farris. Of santa f.. wa.
here yesterday attending to bushes,
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Powel -stackhouse
Jre were here yesterday from san
Antonio, \. ~" visiting friends.
Victor culberson. a well known cat
Tie man OF silver city. was here yes.
terday attending to business matters.
Mrs Joseph r Scott returned yes
terday on the limited. after spending
threo months visiting relatives in Mis-
souri,.
J q Fitch, d wen known attorne,
Of S0corro, was here yesterday attend.
ing 10 matters nov pending in the
district cvourt.
The san Mafotal s,atd..s
ported 10 have be.n -.
Miss Ida May Farrell. who win take
entire charge Of hat prosperous
weekly.
There VIII be a regular meeting Of
February /. Al rsIks' ,aaa,o
order of mo nreaid.n, rrannn" -
~
~ 'Nfhins services AZ the I'M
' '"h.'b.ioh church tonight
-, ra,neI MahuAlarl WIZ lecture ON
W I'nieai Aspects or Capital Pun
"'"'''ht'
MIR. ana Mrs. T.. Il. Ross have re-
turned from an extended visit TO the
East Mr.. Ross Is manager Of tho 10.
W. oii'ees Of the Bluewater Develop
"'0''
There VIII be- a stated conclavc Of
Pilgrim commandery No. 3. X r.
Monday evening, February list 1909 |
at 1880 D. m. Regular business nv
order Of tho eminent commander
Harry Braun. recorder.
Some A-lbuuuern,e n.ant. .
telved notices ~ ~.
barbara Scbaefer ~.
Niss schae,ar |
her. same t,ue TO- ~ 80.
OF Mr.. Joaenb sehaa,r a.,
ht,stness =.
= lomasslni' : j. pastor of
''N'eu heart ehurch. received n
containfpc ~. n,orm uI.
his r,lstIrns ma "s... -
tho recon, rVu.H y
thousnds az ,.s,,ta T., p.as NJ
,abfnprar ,er.iy'a
drst ,yord E,tha, ron,asS.a MA n' -
eatpad Dr., III. Ill, 49, '"N
disaster and ~. 80 - 81"
,o,,. "a - -. ~ $50" W
fotl ac.tn W 81" N'"S
views mas reached here OF the death
~ Mfs Emma W Lewis, on January
80 AZ the residence OF her daughter,
MiH Kari \ snyder. 1854 West
nirtN fourth street. Los Angeles. The
l"c"ascd' who was long a resident OF
nus CITY y wtN known here, was
.hc g~randnother Of Herman l.. Sns-
irr, h"okkrepor IN the First National
'ank' Mrs Lrais, who was born in
Ohio. March 20, 1896. wasl
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A snraincd AnsIc.

A. a rule a man viii feel well sat
isncd II he can hobbic around on
crutch-s In two or three weeks after
s%nralninE his ankle, and u is often
tao or three months before he H. fully
recovered. This is an unnecessary
loss % time, as by applying Chamber
lam. Lniucnt. ~ directed, a ours
may a. a rule he effected In less than
one weeks time. and in many cases
within three days. Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
The Mcane.t MAN In rown

Is the m who always wears a frown,
Is cross and d~isagreeable. and Is short
and sharp in his " Nine cases
out OF ten it's not the poor fellows
fault, its his liver and digestion thai
make him feel so miserable, he can
help being ~disagreeable. Are you IN
danger OF getting into hat condition
Then start al nee taxing Ballard
Herbine for you liver-the safe. sure
and reliable vegetable regulator. SOFA
by }. II. O'Rie-rs < t5.
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". Morris
JEWfLER
Wbere NWorSbipC cday
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
nex T. nnIItuS N n Pastor

IIlfSI MfVIttODtSI IIiNSofAh
Rev. j. G. Rollins. ID. D.. Pastor.
Public worship at II a. IN. and 1870
D. m. sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Epworth league meets at ESQ p. IN.
Strangers are made welcome. Follows
the order Of service for the day.
Morning Worship.
Doxology.
Anthem-"The Pillars Of the Earth
Are the Lords ......,.. Tours
Quartette.
Lesson.
Prayer.
Offertory.
sermon-"Personal Hold Upon the
Word .....A,,. by the Pastor
Duet-"In the Courts of Christ and
Glory ......... -..+.... Howe
Mrs. G.. A. Frank. Mr.. r.. $ Cartwright
Evening Service.
Praise Service.
Baritone solo MIR. +. $ Cartwright
Rcccssional .,..s.,..... De kovcn
Address-'Through the Wilderness
To the Promised Land. Pastor
soprano Solo-"The Singing in
Gods Acre ........... Bracket
Mrs. c. A. Frank.
The public is invited TO all services
and made welcome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
GOLD FEVER RACES;
BIG NUGGETS At
CLOuDCRofT
SIX DOLLARS FROM A
BUCKETFUL. OF ROCK
Excitement Growingi Alamo
gordo Business Mems Club
Working on Incorporation Of
City,


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journail
A~lamogordo, y. NJ, Jan. 30-That
gold fever is tingling in the public
veins again. This time the strike re-
ported is about one mile north of
Cloudcroft. The report is hat a ten
washed out six dollars in gold, and
that several nuggets worth about a
dollar each have been found. Several
prospcctors from here have gone out
overland. and Thursday a special
train on the A. & $. railway carried
two cars of people to the scene of the
excitement. The only information yet
TO hand here is vague and indefinite.
The Alamo Business Mems club is
still enrolling new members. increas-
ing in enthusiasm, and is doing good
york in advertising New Mexico. The
biggest matter the club is now work
ing on is town incorporation, which
in all likelihood will be rushed to
completion as soon as the Legislature
passes the new enabling act, to per
nit towns and cities to INCORPORATE
under the commissioner plan. Among
the other plans for the current year
are important work on freight rate
adjustment; securing a canning fac
tory. "A cigar factory. and a business
college and general advertising
abroad.
one of the most enjoyable social
dances of the season was given at the
opera house last night, with big.
happy crowd in attendance. Prof
Galindo's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic.
The A~lamogordo Lumber company's
big building on the corner Of Tenth |
street and Railroad avenue. has been
sold to Mr.. Jnoes. who recently came |
here from C%loudcroft. consideration. |
$4,000. Mr.. Jones intends to begin |
work at once TO convert the building
q first-class hotel The location
for a hotel is excellent.
Prot G ID. George. who recently 1
moved here from jefferson City. Mo.
bought 40 acres of patented land
lying half "A mile south Of town. con-
sideration $500 cash. Prof. George
to Alamogordo about a week
ago with a view to establishing a
business college. and is 50 much inn
with the prospects Of this
country that he could not resist the
temptation 20 invest in iand. Tn.
tract he bought will be put into cane.
"a fruit.
The weather during an Of January
has been the most delightful in the
recollection OF the oldest inhabitant
The temperature al . O'Clock in the
lfternoon has frequently been as high
Is IS in the shade. and occasionally
Is late as : O'Clock had not fallen
below 63.
Mr.. and Mrs Saltzgaber. Of Van
Vert Ohio. are visiting the family OF
heir on. DIT W r. ~Saitzgahcr.
The Hester-Prince company. l. adj
ling d millinery department. which
win be under the direction OF Mrs
.iaude Brooks.
~" a
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CHRISTIAN
Icoutn HroadR aY.)
Rev. ". r.. BrySou. Pastor

Sunday school 10 o'clock. Morning
service II o'clock Subject. Pa
ticnce.' Heb. i0:S5-36. Christian En-
dcavor service $40. Evening service
5.so subject, In Him Was Life.
John Ia.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

tCprner ana toall
Rev. ". J. Marsh. pastor.
Sunday school AT a:f5 a. m. II. 5.
|Llthgow, superintendent Christian
Endeavor at Gas D. m. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. rs Anthem by
the quartet. solo by Miss Cheshire
In the evening there will be a special
musical prOgras as follows;
organ Prelude.
Professional Hymn 343
Invocation.
Flute Solo Herman snyder
Vocal Solo-'I Heard the Voice of
Jesus say ....4..... Harris
Mr.. Gould
Scripture Lesson
Hymn 577, Congregation rising and
joining with choir.
Solo-"Abido with Me" Liddlc
Mrs. Miller.
Offortory.
Duet Waited for the Lord"
........-. ..-.....- Mthdelssolii
Misses strong and Sicight
Address BY the Pastor.
Anthem-"O' Tor the Wings of a
Dove ....-...... MendcisS0hn
choir
Hymn s.. Choir and Congregation.
Benediction.