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The Washington herald., 1911-02-11
EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE At
RauSclCrs Hall. cDrrcr # Conn. aFr and l. 81
NV. al $50 ?. m. BISHOP OLIVER {. SABIN
will deliver lecture: ,u0,ct. ''MetaphyscaI dem.
on>tratiors." Heating aud ventilation cf han Ir--
feet: surroundings tt-ant Seats frCF. All IN
yitrd
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Evening gowns are delightfully."- simple.
relying on color for the gorgeous effect
that they give.
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING

Mrs, sEATON will give nunbe- If talks on How
TO attain health and aprILoss'' Tuesday evenings.
o;l1. at the FarraEut. IN and ! sts. NV. Public
invited Patients treated week days.
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Evangelist Compton to Speak

Chantilly lace wells with a border OF
marabou are the latest things, and very
smart they are.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS.
18th, Dupont circle,
between and Q sts.
sda a. m.-Hoy CCnLuuioI-
go = m.Lhildrrn's servce and sermon
Il 90 A. m.-MatinS and sernOn b5 rector, CbrlS
tianS as light and salt
AIS r. m.-EvcnsnnE; no sGrmCn-
500 D. determination lecture bS rector.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, corner Hth and L stS
Ulysses G. b. Pierce. n D.. minister. s45 a. m.
Sunday school. Class for the Comparative SSIdy Z
Religion. and Unity Study Class. II a. m morn
ing S"rTlcr: stmOn by RFT nr. John Van
SC5lalCk. II. There Is also nIcrgartrn during the
hour of morning worship. : =. m. Young Pc
pies Religious Union> 5 p. m, evening serTiCr:
sermon bS Dr. Pierce on The religion II night
thinking. Tic nnhc invited u all servicrsS
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and sts. NV. Services: Sunday. II a. N and
p n.
Subject SOUL"
Sunday school. II a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room col Colorado Bldg
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Tcmplr InIs
9th Il. Rev. Edwin Evans. minister. Memorial
seTrlCs III honor Il the late MdUTr7. HcChin at IL
a n. Representatives = the Peoples Cur.,l,
the ThcOs0phica S.cirty. tic Secular Lea-ue tie
Socialists. and the Grand Army II the RcpsIbl:
viii participate, Bible study class at 70 4 m.
cordial invitation to all services is extended.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH
18th and COrC-an ST.. nv
The Rev. Frank Scwall y. D.. pastor. win preach
at II 4 m
Sunday school, l2:lS
Lecture, 80 T. n. by RcT q. l.. AI16Ttt of
Baltimore.
LIFE"
The various planes and de=rcre n its reception from
God in NNTIR RE
Frre Loan Library Of tine Writings Of SEeIenbrG.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and s.a nv.
Rev. John Van SchaiCk T.. pastor II a n.
morning SeHicr; sermon hy Rev. L. q. X PIER
D. u. gas a. m. Sunday scho1l. p. m, Y +.
& 4.
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day schools Of the Grace Baptist Church
and the Emmanuel Baptist Church is on
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/ First Baptist Society will hear an ad-
dress next Sunday evening on Com
rades of the quiet hour" by Mr.. H. II.
Chown. On Wednesday evening the So
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MONDAY services viii begin at Epiph-
any Church on Thursday, March 2, and
continue daily, except Saturday and Sun
day, until Holy Week.
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modern instrument to replace the one
which the church has now. and which it
is claimed is far from satisfactory, both
in its resources and in its construction.
1t is also said that its pitch IS too high
for choir accompaniment. and that it is
otherwise out of date and unworthy OF
the church.
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Pythian Tenn
pie I0l2 9Th 81. NV second foT- 20 p. H.
"PSyChumct7 by Nh Katce and descriptions by
Mrs. katC~. All invited.
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Epiphany Church probably will soon be
called upon to decide as to whether It
win undertake to install a new organ.
For Some Time theNs has been a strong
sentiment in tho parish In favor Of
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TE:EOSOPHY.

'WashinEtru5 OT-u FunIml
'IpHN WiCLIFFE. BY WILLIAM MACON
COLEMAN. A NJ. PH. D.: the Thomas Mando-
lin club. IHthian T mplr, ICl. 9Th st. NV, }
y N. Err
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Y. W. c. A. VEsPER SERVICE.

YOTNG WuMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
l2th and st$. NV V-spcr servira Sunday. 4.3n:
leader. Mrs ]. FInncy EnGle; s1bjcCt. The guest
chamber Of the soul"
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GOSPEL MISSION,

GOSPEL MISSION. Iz0 Pa ave. Evangelist
Compton. Il Cincinnati viii speak tonight and
Sunday night at o'clock. GnsIel scryic-, Siu-
DAY Al 9@' a m. ? :. and J, n. and every
night N the week. The ruhiic cordially invited
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The entertainment committee Of the
Aloysius club will present a minstrel
show IN the near future Mr.. Richard
NJ. Powers will manage the comedy fea-
lures. while the musical arrangements
will be directed by NJ. Glenn w. Ashley.
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Continued ON Page o, Column q.
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The church has lost great leader in
Bishop Whitaker. Bishop Mackay-Smith,
formerly rector of St Johns Church, this
city. now becomes Bishop of Pennsylva-
MIA One OF the last acts of Bishop
Whitaker was to write letter to Arch
bishop Ryan, Roman Catholic Bishop of
Philadelphia, expressing his sympathy
with that prelate in his sickness The
two bishops had been warm friends for
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
GRANT LICENSES
Soard ~ County Commandments Held
Snort Session Friday-lnspeeted
River Road.

Ihr hoard 90 county commissioners
hold sh0r' session Friday morning
when a reF'aIrarf license vas granted
'n Yrs i'brccn Monroe. % e. Tenth
-'fN"' Tho notary com mission ~
ftiip Goifs'o'n Nas approved
~ f.n afternoon session the hoard
"er' % F'c1.arf strict where the
m'rfs ars inspected fne river road 10
Poo shat would ba necessary % put
f 'r'o good shape fnr Tho coming OF
4 lengthy moe''ng ~ The board r.
....I .r ..f.l na his morning
r'..r'. .'rfrtses 40 s number ~ local
stores VIII hn before fHe commission.
ore Dol ar enfrrtor fo land The con.
'rar' for flrn.ehirE me new window
shades f0 la ufrI throughout tho
county onf rf tho building A number
% rrr windows gi. afso probable BE-
purchased f.- no laH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

NOR. o.. j.. oI II'rh4rs %, v.
preach I.sr. a.I boz ro eve,ir..,
pr"a'h.nr -rr.." ou Account az m.
'h.'H," '[ ta" pastor. Nha. t- attend
hs synod 10 Charleston Srrd,,
-'h"'. at 20, ID m. Young Peor.,
'.rs at .. ODD.
Second Vai'ed rresby .er.an church
corner or tltpAne ana Tourr..tf.
streets. Rev o. Ltt.t. pastor morn
NJ worship at s. g.. evening DO -. a..
sabbath school iad Bible ri4.- tor
men 1af women at $50 3D.. ,rr.-
tltn Union at m. Wein.sl,,
evening prayer service a. 1.4s HI
are welcome
Firs' hapts- church. Twc'f,h and
byron rir"e'.. b b. Hrn.u.ruo.. p,s
Tor Tie T-cscuc. OF tlo Slrf.y
SChoo. Touring Party w.,I maxi SIM.
DAY Frcat dHy ia our work E.v
samuel % NciL 90. rrfsm.i cham.
car evanscl.ef. VuI hare CLIO p'r-.
school hour 90 e.. D. and wiI aJf-..
lhc morning service 90 1890. In Oh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
In the Churches

Third Presbyterian church. THIRTY.
eighth and Jacob streets. !. T. I.eyo1
berger. pastor There will 60 uo ser
vice 10 the morning. aH tua pastor is
attending n meeting ~ tho synod 10
Charleston. and ft. evening F.r,lr.
~ 1880 viii D." ,nuruetoI hy Dr s.
RUNNER Of fitt~burE sabbath school
viii be held at y 90
FIRST United Presbyterian church
Kew. Chas VI. Robinson. % u pas.
lor- me paStor will preach Ar 10 80
"a. m. and : 30 p m Rohinso, tuhf.
classes a. $50 a. m. Wodnes..y
evening prayer meeting ~ 7.45. All
are welcome 90 these services
Vance Memorial P-esbyfcria,
church. J VI. Potter. miu.s'er. Scr
vice al IL 90 m. when Rcy. J. ) Plum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
BERKELEY Wan browns
~ sWOLLEH STREAM.
sss~c- fsr sosy Hss &C., ul,hoy,
Result 20 Date

rtrTfN-HTRg. W va 6ef 5o
ROM Farmer OF near shiloh fhis
county. .rsf h.s life while affo-,.fi,2
~ rI swollen stream ~ Capon
fr'1f' Iae wagon in which hs rode
"'- o.fr'lrned. blt the four mules
.scape1 search for The body hss
been without result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

Z,01 Lutheran church ~ S7,i.-
Iarss' street Rey 4 p. p-nr- pas.
'nr H.t'f-'rth >rldly after Trinity
Sunday school IL. Glib a. N chic.
service a. fD.7Y o. m vesrers ,.
$500 r he S.cE ana benevolent
society meets on Tge-das eveaIre
iH'fer i'sslr meeting IN Thur4sav
even ns i.. festival o' tho R,turrua-
ZION viii BE- observed October % IN
.h' communion A. me morning service
aui = special chHdrens program IN
ffn evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

Ia morn q forErera-fC-li met
ilF Immediately after cicss O. prear1
~ service S1razy school. : = n
WING WorEers soc.--y. . - p r.
Eug..sh pr~.cbinr service. : 90 ? n
Monday Wecrescay and F>rieay even
irss rs,rcc,.cc I'd cafecsts1 inrlea!-
ats.y ae--r scsoo. Caoir r.a-arsaI
- -rst4l evening A. are ccr.'a.y
invited t0 40 services
- Pa4.s Eva-Ee car ch-rcA. cor
rer Tairty-e Eh.l a-i Woods st-,s.s
Roy A O. Rasche. pastor Gerraa-
PREACHING - tl clocs a n Eue.
IIs1 preaching a. $50 p N. SUNDAY
school a. % O'Clock 4 meeting o. re
church coluc. v.. De- held WeL-es-
cav evening
s.. A-crcEs Episcopal chu-cN cor
-sr Tli-ty -seHrt'a ara LOT str,ets
r- So 70 AEtt, rector Services
N'-e'-e-'l S-1Gay after Trinity. &C.
'ob-r 81 Holy communion. : 90
% morning PRAYER and sermon - So
a. o. sunday school g 2 n even
INK prayer and serrlon. $3.50 p u All
a-e cordially .avi'ei
Frs, Ch.-cs o., chris. Scientist.
f0l Srhmu bach blU ding Services
IS nday 40 % a. N slt. -rt - Lesson
Probation Af'er f-.atr Wedr.sfav
'.--. ror'ai mee'irg O.. 2 m Read
IA room open ds.ls. except sundays
art holidays from L. ~. 70 4 ? 70.
came address
The F!rst Sp.rt-aHs- Church viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

Zar. street - p Church. corner
S.ssrfser'h ard Jacob st-e... Mil
lard Pr prfrtarI pastor AZ 30 q nj
sermon hy mo pastor subject .Thp
Greatest Nsrf Sunday school ara.
zion af - o. %. e. H Lennon rl.
l.-.rf.rt.rf C'0sa meeting no O -
o. r John a r.orenfz leader ~
.u w sermon hy fhe rra+r-
.li 9Th. Overcoming ffan
IsTo~'r Le-rle Tuesday evening
lrrt.. -rrHrr "wednesday .rer.r
a cordial fff.ur On att.rI oil
fft.s services
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Rack alE sen.m helps man 20
rat to the front
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Unitarian Regular services ~ r-n
HoarI ~ Trade room Sgrla. morn.
irr AZ = O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

alsay. welcome 70 attend these ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

The F.rs- S9.rt-ais' church wi.
hold services a the odd FeiioNs hAl
sunday October - 40 $50 (. m Rev
- ~. WAY. pastor ard ~ et'Iu S4h
Jet ~ .te'ar. "E.s'cus and Dreams
Spirit messages ...' Poo e.tss ar close
90 lecture Al rre welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

So Arcrcss rg.sropa. churcN. cor
-tr l-t-t1 fsfrLfl .-i lot strtrts
TIP ~ To- AGATE rector Services
N'-e'-e-'l S-11ay after Trinity. &C.
'ob~r 81 Holy communion. 90 a
% morning PRAYER and sermon - So
A. o. sunday school. 3 2 n even.
NIX prayer and sermon. $3.50 ? u All
a-- cordially 1vfef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

A. the Latter Day SAINTS church
i-u' Jacob street. SUNDAY Service
vii h- sunday school AZ 30 a. m
preaching 90 ~ % m BY T. 4
ser'g sni bs Eifor q. 2 Martin NJ
$50 p On YOUNG Peoples PRAYER
meeting az t.4- @ 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

German preaching services. fe.is s-a-
a. m0ru--z Congregational meet
IA Immediately a'ter ciose @, prea- !.
~ service. : -razy SCHOOL : = n
WING W0rEers soci~-y. . - p q
Eng.. prvec1tur service. : 90 2 n
Mcntay Wecrescay and FRIDAY even
irss rs,ruct.oc % cafecAisa inr1edl.
ufs.Y a---r scsoo. Caolr r.l-arsa
= --st4l evening A. are cor.'a ID
invited t1 40 services
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Island Christian church. Charles =
Fu'siar. pastor Bible school a. . eu.
Gly A Pryor superintendent. preach.
irE ana rnwmuu az 1890 sub.
'.D' ~ fhe morning sermon. .Tio
Glory 80 'ho church Evening s.r
Vices 10 go" The evening sermon
vi| 10 on tho subject ~ "Sin f-
Guilt. IT, Power irs Results. Rom
81. ~ Strangers and visitors are
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-07-28
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

OIS ISSUE 7
gradually attach the their particular saloon saying
they glad to have them there and that they make
more money in their place than in any other
The third class includes the professional prostitute who
started in the dance hail. where she has acquired liking for
drink others who have from the street from the
low priced houses
This is large class They enter into business arrange
mens with saloonkeepers from the and it through
these that the proprietor derives his large abnormal
profits.
Protection of Women
1t is the common practice for propretors to protect the
girls who frequent their places BY protection meant the
habit of paying the fine bang out the girls who
rested Bebe at No. X345a) Wabash said that
X346), the proprietor offers this protection and in
does not the girls commissions drinks sold by them
in the concert attached to the saloon.
How saloonkeepers Make Abnormal Profits by Allowing
fessional Prostitutes to Frequent Rear Rooms
or Upstairs
AS pointed above, certain saloon propreors make
business of encouraging professional prostitutes to
make their headquarters in the rear rooms Some have a
definite understanding with these and they pro
tected in different ways well given commission the
drinks they persuade to buy In instances the
fines of the paid by the proprietos bail is
furnished by them In other words the saoonkeepers stand
in much the relation to the prostitute in his saloon
madames do towards inmates Of regular of pros
ton.
Instances have been found where prostitutes actually live
in the saloon and spend the afternoon we'll
evenings the room, much the way inmates
appear in the parlors of regular houses of prostitution
10 all ntents and purposes them many saloons acu
ally houses of prostitution with inmates
Another class of saloon that which allows prostitutes
who solicit the street. for nearby hotels and flats
make the their rendezvous for the purpose of
bringing to solicit customers.
This system has enabled SalOOnkeeperS become
wealthy in short time They receive abnormal profits from
the sale of liquor in the and upstairs They also
receive rents by the month for designation
upstairs These often rented several times during
the afternoon evening The following observations bring
these points out more clearly:
Profits Beer When Sold in Rear Rooms of Saloons
When man enters the rooms of saloon of the
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A.
Dance Halls
In many public halls are located in the same
buildings with saloons While bar permits usually given
for the sale Of liquor the halls the dancers
been to frequent the of saloons In other
the dance halls in the immediate vicinity
and the dancers go to these.
How Women Enter Lives of Prostitution Through Saloon
Many of the who frequent the saloons at
the beginning not professional prostitutes They
weak morally with strong desire for drink They learn
that there who willingly buy them drinks
Gradually these find that they able to
missions from the saloon drinks Thus their
visits become frequent until they gradually drift into
life of professional! prostitution for the extra money
second class of is the widow or divorced woman
with children. Many Of these left without sup
port and incapable Of earning living in the industrial
world and finally resort to the saloon to money
making. AS illustration: told the Investigator
she widow with two children. When her husband died
she attempted to work but found it impossible to support
herself and her children the she received AS she
had fair voice she began to sing cafes At this time she
had idea of husng but when she had to sit and drink
with night after night she advised by the walters
by proprieors and by she drank with to ''hstle
"she could make SO much more out of it,
She resisted the temptation, however, until night she
attracted by cadet and through his influence
that she began life of prostitution giving him part of the
proceeds She not living with the cadet at present. and
consequently has saved money This is about
40 years old and has been the business for several years
She testified to the fact that she had many young and
decent go to the bad just through the habit of
equenng saloons for the sake of persuadng to buy
drinks At first these with friend for
sociabe time. Soon they become acquainted with the
walters who often give them drinks and kind in other
ways These walters compliment them upon their physical
charms Then waiter will introduce of his friends who
buys them drinks These that the
green and at first talk to them modest way and make
them feel that they friends When the leave,
they agree to again in few days.
Losing Battle
AS time goes the supposed friends gradually lead up
to conversation of suggestive nature The
probably loose in MORALS do not resent this familiarity and
oi.ol 1910 a4u.aao
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A Losing Battle

AS time goes the supposed friends gradually lead
to conversation of suggestive The women
probably loose in MORALS do not resent this familiarity and
take it in good part AS their circle Of acquaintance among
the grows they begin receive commission drinks
They find they earning from 81 90 $40 in evening
besides having socabe time This opens their eyes to the
possibility Of making money easily. The men take ad
vantage of this and they all conspre in encouraging the
to continue 1t is only matter of short time until
the going upstairs to nearby hotels pro-
fessional prostitutes.
The method used by the waiter, the proprietor and the
cadet is in appealing to the womans vanity They make
them feel that they honored by having the privilege of
giving them drinks They this form of fatey and thus
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-07-28
Counterfeit Drinks

Profits Counterfeit Drinks When Sold in the Rear
Rooms of SaloonsThe largest profit however, is made
mixed drinks of various kinds which prostitutes in the
encourage the customers to buy When such
orders any kind of drink besides beer the portion
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION TO BE HELD
AT FLAT RIVER AUGUST 2s.3t

Tn" annual convention Of the st.
Francois County Sunday School
Association will be held in the First
Baptist Church at Flat River on
Tuesday and Wednesday, August -
and 20. An excellent program has
been prepared and everyone inter.
estrd in Sunday School work Is
urged To- attend. The program will
h" announced later. Delegates,
which are limited To tn" pastors,
supcrlutondeuts and five other mem
hcr- of each school in the comfy,
will he entertained by the citizens
of Flat River.
TIL" officers uf TIA" association
and tn" program committee have
asked that union service in behalf
of sunday School work be held by
the several churches ia each town
in th" county at some hour ou sun
day, August ~,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
MR. HoUCHINs RESIGNS

Mr. W. II Houchius rendered his
resignation as superintendent Of the
city water and light works to the
Board of Alderman last Monday
night, To- take effect the lst of Sep
temhrr Mr.. Houchins has made a
competent and efficient Supcrintend-
ent, aud since he has had charge of
the works has laborcd under good
many disadvantages "" under
stand that he will travel for ST.
Louis house, and that he expects to
remove his family either To- St.
Louis or Columbia. We regret to
have him and his estimable family
90 out from among us.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
VISIT TO CAMP.

Monday morning large party OF
young people went to the HOller
camp on Doe Run to spend the day
and they all report a most delightful
day. The party consisted of Misses
Nettie Delaney, Lavinia Rozier
Helen and Lora Lee Murrill, Wilma
and Grace Denman, Marguerite
Klein, Irene Ware, May Cover,
Frances Flowers, Pauline Byington
Harold Houchins, Burdne Grove
Earl Flowers, George karsch
George Guessing, Harold McCurdy
John Cook, John Robinson, Ear
Carleton, Fred Asbury and Vernon
TaVior,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
LICENSED TO MARRY

August >, J. G. Perkins Of East
Prarie and Miss Carrie T.. Presnell
of Pennington.
I'd, Samuel Neill Of st. Louis and
Miss Mabel Blanche Barton OF FL
wins.
Sd, Rev. J. G.. Rasnic of potosi
and Miss Bessie May Humphrey of
Bonne Terre.
9Th, J. :. Ferguson of Liberty
vile and Miss Pauline Kiepe Of
BaTkS.
jth, Israel Declure Of Potosl and
Miss Mary Braham OF Claytowu.
5th, Thomas j. Adams Of Flat
River and Miss Mabel Sweeney Of
Dc-,p.r.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
NJ Z Church, South

SUNDAY school at 9:4j "A. m. Al
tn" regular morning service, ser
mon by the pastor. Subject, "Thc
COntagion Of Character. At tho
evening service Rev. Frank Tucker,
who was recently licensed to preach,
will deliver the Discourse.
Next Wednesday evening, August
III, after prayer meeting. there will
he special meeting Of the men, to
which all men are invited. Tho
Presiding Elder will conduct the
service. All male members Of the
church are urged to attend.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
MISS KELLER RESIGNS TO
TAKE A KANSAS POSITION

Miss Emma X. Keller has re-
signed the post of supervisor of mu-
sic in the Poplar Bluff public
schools and will leave shortly to
take position in Fort Scott, Kas,
Her place has been accepted by
Miss Virginia Stewart Of Moberly,
Mo-, reported to he II graduate Of
the Boston Conservatory of Music
and an excellent instructor
Miss Keller has been with the
Poplar Bluff schools for two years
She wa, unusually successful, win
ming tn" high regard of school
board, instructors and pupils. She
brought her work up To high
plane. Poplar Bluff Citizen
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
TEACHERS CONFERENCE.

The Annual Teachers Conference
of st. Francois county will be held
in Pennington, August 2ird and
2lth.
BY statute, it is made the duty Of
all teachers employed in the public
schools, and all school officials (di-
rectors, DC 10 attend these meet
ings; and since recent changes in
our school laws will necessitate
some changes in school policies, 1t
is imperative that every teacher in
the county be in attendance.
Very respectfully,
A. Fl. ABERs, County Sup't.
Public schools.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-10
NJ f. Church.

Tn" sunday school will meet al
H3O "A. m Let each member try to
make his or her class a perfect clasn
next sunday, Tn" subject for the
morning sermon will he "HindranceB
to Faith" The Epworth League
will meet at p. IN. and all the young
people are cordially invited whether
members 0r not. At the evening 4el
vice there will be the discussion Of
the subject Of "The Needs of Young
People Today