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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-11
Floral Designs. Smith, 1116 O.

Mrs. G. Fl. Hill will entertain
at Point Defiance lodge for the
Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-11

The pleasantly called to
mind by the distinctly novel feature of this handsome
Prot They the sea buttons which used
big, furry grotesque
themselves readily carried
the
a chnchila,
and the color delicate blue which seakn collar
capitaly. greatly
costly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-11

These crusts need not be vast
ed. If they are dried in the. oven
and put through chopper or
rolled, they can be used to bread
veal or other croquettes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-11
SPOOLS FOR HOOKS

If you haven't enough hooks In
the closet, add others by driving
nails through empty spoois and
into the wall at desired point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-11

DOROTHY KLUsMEYER, THE
PRIZE BABY.
96N points. Dorothy score
97M.
There were 258 babies entered.
Dorothy's score was 81 u OF a pos
sible 100 points.
The figures for perfection, as
approved by the American Medi-
cal society, are: Weight. 81 lbs. !;
height, 35 ms: chest, 20 in. !;
head 19K in. Dorothy figures
are very close. as shown By the
illustration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
QUIETER WEEK ON
WOOL MARK ET
At BOSTON
Cessation of Activity Attrib-
uted to Absence of Large
Buyers; Possibility of High
en- Prices Not Remote.

Boston, Mass. july 3i-Thc BIOS.
ton wool market when the trading
of the previous lrtnight or so is CON
sidercd, has passed through some
what quloter week, says the Boston
Commercial Bulletin. To bee sure
there has been good sized quantity
OF wool sold this week. hut an deaI-
cts are willing 90 admit that they
have not been obliged TO work over
time tu catch up with their orders
The somewhat less activity is Co "a
large ,Ntent accounted for hy the
absence OF the large buyers who opcr-
ated quite extensively last week.
Then too the fact that the wool bill
was 90 come up Thursday has caused
some oi the moro timid buyers 90
postpone their purchases for another
week, although IL is the general con.
tention In the wool trade that manu-
fucturers have considered the possl-
oiiity of the passage 90 this bin rath-
or poor. Certainly Wool men have
not taken Il seriously.
There have nevertheless been some
good sized transactions this week and
m an sales fun quoted values have
been received. nothing IN the form
of concession being reported But IN
the other hand some dealers have
even asked somewhat higher prices
Tor their stock. sales. however. al
prices above che range Of last week
could not be confirmed and IL Is safe
Ia say that there were none Under
these conditions Il can be- readily seen
that the market has lost none of It's
nrmness and the possibility ~ higher
prices ls not remote.
Higher Prices--Speakln 81 higher
prices brings forth considerable dir
ference Of opinion There are tnoso
In the trade who view the future
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Mounts. car Inspector. John Gro
gan, a switchmau, ana ~ o. Camp
bell, might yardmastcr Mounts tes-
titled that Rossi called To him. while
on the opposite side on a car % oats.
asking IL the car WAS sealed. Mounts
replied and continued 20 move along,
being ten or twelve car lengths away
before he discovered that the watrh-
man had crawlcd under the car and
had been crushed 10 death Switch.
man Cro8an did not know anything
regarding the accident which would
throw any light on the affair. n. T..
Campbell the yardmaster. said that
all be knew about the accident he
Ind learned after his arrival on the
scene at which time he picked tho
Waterman off the rail, where he had
been crushed The testimony at the
inquest showed that the air had been
set on the car under which tho
Waterman met his death and that u
could not have been backed up only
a certain distance. which. however.
proved fHtai To- Uossi The cornuers
Jury. Ia returning verdict. found
that ltossl came 20 his death on track
No In the lower Santa Re yards In
a manner described in the foregoing.
The coroncf's jury was ns follows;
D. T. Armijo coroner. salvador Lo-
peg. Emiliano Hacn. John Martinez.
Pedro Elwel. Pablo naca, Pedro Tar
taglia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
OLD.TIME CROWD
At THE GOLDEN
RULE SALE
Big Values Brought Out Host
of Women Who Kept In
creased Force Hustling All
Day.

The drawing power Of "bcttcr vail
ues Tor less wac once more demon
stratcd this morning at the openins
OF the Golden Rules annual August
cash sale. As of yoTe. there was am
eager crowd outside when the doors
were swung open at . o'clock. and
all day long an augmented force of
salespeopie has been kept on the
Jump handling crowds Of bargain
seekers.
From comments overheard in the
crowd this morning Il vas apparent
that ihc values offered were even
more attractive than these OF previous
years and the chances are that the
extra specials announced for each day
VIII bring out crowds equal "a that
OF this morning,
As will be noted elsewhere In tho
Herald this evening, there are three
big extra values announced for Co.
morrow, A. In the morning good
apron glnghama ana calicos viii go
at four cents a yard, ana SILK novel
ties, including some fancy marquis
cites VIII be- offered al SO cents A.
2;30 In the afternoon comes the rem.
nant sales always a biz settling feat
ure, with remnants OF every descrip-
ton marked down one.holf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

very optimisticnily and think that
only time Is needed Co bring about
further advances. Yet there are
those. ana men equally wen Informed,
who think that not much above tho
present range uf value win be seen
this year. Thcy are willing to admit
that while there may Doe "a slight IN
crease during the next month or so
the atulilur g. now 300 the hands 1f
iIc manufacturer ana higher prices
can oul5 result from strong conf cu-
ton for tho raw material
The Ioud,1 Solos--Latc reports
from London say thut interest boa the
offerings during tho past week has
been ON the waur Goo some extent and
prices have shown o. slightly easi.i
tendency This W.t of Interest H a".
counted for by The rather poor ma
tcriu that .s being offered ana the .u-
abiut, Co put up stocks as o1n-
lugucd Whii, prices seem TO be cas-
Ter, and 10 is true th'y are. a drop ui
$50 Go i've points being .uado on
Tuesday DO Boz largely because on,'
!up. nr, not FIRST class For 5 Hn. 3
material. however considerable .'nl.
petition is mel ana li'H cha .sa9
hands 900 Jess than former pr teA
Tire Goods clara 1.-THE hgh'-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
SCHOOL BOYS AND
GIRLS INVITED
TO COMPETE
J. ]. Dean, of Moneta, Cal.
Puts Up Handsome Trophy
for Best Single Fowl Exhibit
at State Fair.

The school boys and girls Of New
Mexico will have an opportunity ia
work Tor "a handsome trophy to be
awarded az the state fals this fan for
the best single poultry exhibit. John
Reub, superintendent Of the poultry
department. today announced that he
had been authorized by J. J. Dean OF
Moneta, cal. 10 Offer "A valuable ana
useful stationery tray as o prize for
the school hoy or school girl who ex-
hibits the fowl at the state fair that
Is credited By the Judge 81 the exhibit
with the greatest number OF points.
The stationery tray n indeed a fancy
affair and VIII prove splendid orna-
men, Ia any den or library. being Just
the thing many youngster wishes
to own tut cannot afford. Mr. Rueb
VIII have the OUTFIT placed on exhihi-
ton In the Nann iswelry store within
a few days IL must be understood, In
competing for the prize that the poul-
try exhibit must be rCiscd by the eX-
hibitor. Mr. Ruee will announce def
mite rules governing the contest with
In few days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
PERSONALS.

The Ladies of the q. A. Y. viii
meet In regular session at a. %. I'll
W. hail Friday afternoon az 2.3o.
A. A. Frost. assistant cashier OF
the First National bank. accompanied
by Mrs Frost ana family. left late
this afternoon for a months stay iuI
California
Gilbert r. Anderson. manager for
nodd. Moai ana Company at Denver
is la the city IN the interest OF tho
International Encyclopaedia
Regular oonvocatlon uf Temple
Lodge 40. 6. A. r. and A. NJ this.
evening at O'Clock Al visiting
brethren are welcome. By order 81
the W NJ Harry Braun. secretary
J u. Cook, the wcil-known must.
clan, has bought some twcnty-six lots
in Nctherwood Park. northeast of the
city on the edge of the mesa and will
erect 81 bungalow there IN the near
future.
Born, Wednesday. Juiy a. 1919. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Finncy OF to3
South seventh street. a daughter. MIR.
Fiuney Is wcl!-known passenger
conductor on the Belcn CUTOFF Of the
Santa Pc, with residence iu Albu-
querquc.
\ sneak thief entered the sigma
Tau frat house near the varsity
campus some time yesterday, accord
ms Co report made 90 the police.
ANA stole revolver ana bunch of
cigars II rs believed that small boys
committed tho theft
Mr. ana Mrs j. T., Smithers and
children leave within day or two
for months vacation M the east
w. ]. Campbell manager of the Hat-
'Vey house In La Junta. will relieve
Mr.. Smithors as manager ~ the Al
varado until september 1. Mr.. Plow-
man, superintendent OF the Harvey
system, is here today making The.
transfer Of the house.
The John NJ. Moore Realty com
pany has completed real estate deal
whereby Edward Frank OF Albuuue,-
que acquires a tcn-acre fruit ranch
AT Santa Cruz. Cal. In exchange forI
"A bungalow az the corner Of North
Eleventh street ana Tiloras road. and
brick cottage at 1904 Forester ave-
nue.. The fruit ranch was the prop
erty Of j. n. Patton. former mayor at
ANANi lliNt lfNNNs WI AuAANN anu
family viii arrive here soon To re-
side. II In understood that MIR Frank
vein also continue TO maintain his
residence In Albuquerque.
Rev }. J. Runyan. retiring pastor
Of the First Baptist church here. ano
Mrs Runyan leave today Co spend a
week In Santa RE. having packed up
all their household goods In readiness
Cor shipment 10 Newton. Kan, whore
MIR. Runyan will assume the pastorato
Gr the first church Returning from
Santa Re. Mr.. and Mrs. Runyan viii
spend week In the city AZ the rcll-
dance Of Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. o. Ander-
son. I'm route 20 Newton thcy viii
be guests FOR several days Of Rev.
Hugh A. Cooper and family AT q
cottage on the upper Pecos river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

weight season for tho spfioR .gis. Is
r,w officially opcn. g. ,he naming OF
prices this week ou aaraci wnoIous by
the American Woo',n Company con-
puny completing the openings for the
next season. Reports from an quar-
trrs arc very favorable and consider
lr" th, short im' apscu s.irc urst
prices were named. ON the. ,n some
instances. qIItr sim advances made.
buyers arr BkIug hold very we'll As
nnH generally expected prices show
substantial advance over those OF "a
year Hgo ON some af iur well known
Hines ul Nuol,us prices show AN add
vance ol from ,is Goo 90 cents yard
.nd ON Wur,trds advances are much
arolt,r
Tho ouuuuk flr Noolgus Tor next
spring. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tb, fact that
tIry arc not worn N,rE extensively as
spring AMI summer fabric. be- yer,
good and some exceptionally good
business is Iu store THIS Ia account
,d lor %, th, u.t chat buyers can
g.t better value fur tho money n
those fabrics than loo worstsds, as H
result oi CO., ru.u- advances .u tIr
latter
ThcTo is a Very healthy ordering oi
.ergoa however. and many of the
mills have received sufficient bunnr-s
10 Tar Geo insure complete sal, OF their
urst shuWIugs There are some who
claim that they have not received
'hclr share uf thr initial ordering.
bat this Is not thp case all around. A.
regards tho initial purchases the lead
Iug factor reports conditions OK
Trmrly satisfactory and claims Co
utNc enough business booked tu fn-
.ur, tho steady operation throughout
tuo rrst oi the year ur nea-lt s0 ger
cent capacity This business aas all
been taken at prices that are very
satisfactory Co the company CON
siderable ordering Was done pre-
,Inus Co the formal showing on
which advances ut to 3 q cents We're
received and since opc inss hnal adj
tUuocs have averaged between % and
go cents over prices of e. year ago.
Last of oregon Wool elliptic last
in the srrics co. the oregon wool sales
vas held this week when ths remain
der OF the BaSer clip was taken IN
by Boston wool houses. The hnHl
sale comprised 86O.0uO pounds and
brought prices ranging from ne 5-s
90 10 5-S cents Many expected a.
SEQ the high mark ~ last year. AZ
cents. realized. but this Was not OBJ
tanned. principally because the cnp
was below mo standard of other dis
tugte.
Prospects and Pric.s.
d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01


Who plnDteth the green grass
Takes the desert away.
Ana the dust and ,hc hot road
Aud the hong. hard duy.
lie makcth the birds sing.
Ana the flowers bloom anew,
And lays "a Wide carpet Tor the
feet az the dew
Who plnnteth the green grass
Blds ln wastes To- arise
a we'll and n cool stream
For the JOS Of mems eyes.
He maketh the lips smile
or the thirsty ana worn.
A new path 10 walk on for tho
sweet feet OF morn
Baltimore sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
MRS. ROSSI EXpIITED
NEWS or THE ACCIDENr A..

when friends OF the Rossi family
early this morning notified Mrs. RIOS
NJ that her husband had been crushed
To death, she was terribly shocked
and Frustrated Tor "a time, but de-
clarcd that she had presentment
that her husband would get killed Ia
the yards and be brought home life
less
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
GEORGE F. POWERS HAS
PHOTOGRAPH IN CATAL0G

large catalogue. recently publish
ed by tho struby- Estnnrook Mercan-
tile Company, Wholesale groccrs ot
Denver. colo. contains an excellent
photograph 81 George =. Powers Of
Albuquerque. who n one Of tho star
travelling statesmen for the concern
During the two years MIR. Powers has
been with the gsruby- Estahrook
company he has established az envio-
Bile reputation as business Setter
and his annual sales In his assigned
territory IN New Mexico ana Arizona
total very large sum. MT Powers
has made silver Hand" and wei
come Arch" brands known to every
dealer In his territory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
DEPARTMENT PRAISED
RON CAREFUL HANDLING

Mr., and Mrs u. r. willard of Mo-
meta. cat, have written Mr.. Rueb.
prnising the manner IN which the
poultry department handled their ex-
hlbt last year Mr.. Rueb was SUI
poriHi"udent OF the poultry show last
year and did such splendid work that
the association reappointed him and
would not accept refusal under any
circumstances. Tho letter from the
Willauds Is self-exnlanHtory. and Is
as follows.
Moncta. cal. july %. 1919,
Mr.. Rucb. Alhuquerqu' n, NJ.
Dear Sir. ! have promised myself
la good many times 20 write you about
tho condition We received our poultry
from your fair last fall. We have
shown poultry for twenty years.
sometimes near and sometimes far
from home, but 500 miles, the dis
lance from here tMoneta. CaD 10
Albuquerque. y NJ, was the greatest
distance sc have ever shipped.
But Ia all these years, long ana
short hauls, never aid We get our
fowls returned ln sgch fine condition
as from your fair Thoy really i'm.
proved while gone, moth A, No. , aud
females laying. n simply showed the
best OF feed and care white In your
possession and want To thank each
ana every one connected with the
poultry department and YOU as super
intendcnt of same for your kind ef-
forts ~ pIoasc. W. shall never fus-
get this Very respectfully.
MIR AND MRS. u. =. WIELAND.
Moneta, Cal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

II you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope 20 be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes, sweep
ing ana doing housework all day. and
crawling into bed dead tired at night
You must get out into the open air
and sunlight n YOU do this every
day and keep your stomach and
bowels Ia good order by taking
Chamberlains Tablets when needed.
you should become both healthy end
beautiful. For aale 5y all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

init that tho outlook for future bust
ness IL quite satisfactory Many pre-
dict suu higher prices aud although
political issues upct tho market more
or less, it is the feeling that owing -
the conservative manner in which
manufacturers have purchased now
for long time. they viii have tn en-
large their purchases a. enable them
Go meet the demand for their goods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
The Weather

Forecast. Generally fair in
southern portion, local showers
IN north portion tonight or Fri
day.
Local weather report for -
hours ending at q. M, August
4 Maximum temperature. 81
degrees: minimum. 51i range,
80; az y n. m. %; southwest
winds partly cloudy. preciplta-
ton, two hundFedths uf an inch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
The Bride

VIII find not only the RING tths pain
hoop OF goldl that Is 20 unite her In
separately. "let uH hope sith thu
man she adores. but also those other
useful and nAtty things that 20 to
make up the modern home. Our
splendid, well sclested STOCK az Ola.
MONDs, WATCHES. JEWEidtY,
sILVERwARE. cur GLASS, etc.,
make II easy for the brides friends
IO select those mementos of friend
slip which all are ~ willing to give
AZ thls particular milestone ON hfe's
Journey.
We have been with SOu "a long that
tllere n no need Go tell yOu hat the
word Of EVERITvE about any article
IL our bond, and our endeayor II "a
Do PURE GOLD. ~ carat, through
and through.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
ROssI VETERAN OF
THE POLICE FORCE.

Frank Rossi was policeman on
the Albuquerque police force when
there was only one policeman en-
pluyod Ia the day time besides the
town marshal. Busd patrullcd the
business and residence district, and
in addition to his other duties. was in
charge of working prisoners on the
streets and attended 90 the work of
Keeping the sewer system in order.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
CORoNER's INQUEST
IL HELD TODAY,

j. =, Armilo. justice OF the peace
and coroner OF Precinct 30. I, san
Jose, In which Abajo Is located. held
an inquest over the body cot Mr.
Rossi at Stroug's estublishmont this
morning. The jurors viewed the
body and examined number OF Wit
ncsscs among whom were Charles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Temple lodge meets at * ..
m. nc Masonic temple
Moose lodge meets tonight to
elect dictator.
Masonic club meets az g o.. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Moose Lodge VIII hold AN election
Tor dictator al its meeting this cvon-
ing to ran the vacancy caused hy mo
resignation OF the present Incumbent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
CRUMBS OF COMFORT

are most plentifully Supplied by the
best kind of bread and we kuead o.
for everybody else VINO needs H. Good
tlnur. perfect Yeast thorough
knowledge OF baklnE and scrupuloua
cleanliness IN every detail OF produc-
tin gives our bread. rolls and biscuit
the appetiglng odor and taste that
have helped 20 popularize them. We
knead the dough and are the best
bread people Ia the business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

New pictures Pastime and Crystal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Prospects and Priocs.
Nearly an dealers are willing 90 ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-10

Any stubborn pain in the small OF
the back is good cause to suspeC
your kidneys, for the Kidneys are
right in the back, the natural spot
for kidney pains
Heavy, throbbin2 Dackaches anu
sharp twinges vheI you stoop, bend
or give your Iudden twist
may tell of swollen, inflamed E'"-
neys; kidneys sore UVerw )rked AMI
tired.
The kidneys have enough 10 DO
when you are in good health, to fill
ter the blood free OF uric poisons.
Colds, fevers, overwork or eXcesses
of any sort, congest and overwork
the kidneys. The kidneys weaken,
and, unless promptly relieved, what
was at first a simple inflammation
may turn, in time, TO uric poisoning,
gravel, dropsy, rheumatism, or
Bright's disease.
Suspect the kidneys when your
back begins 10 ache. See if the kid
ney secretions are disordered-dis
colored. too frequent, too profuse, TOO
scanty Oess than 3l2 pints daily
or burning, painful and full OF sedi-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-10
At. Mrs. Alexander's.

Circle Three of the Woman's Home
Missionary Council of the Broadway
Methodist church met on yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. L. Alexander
with quite a good attendance.
The ladies arranged work for their
summer bazaar.
Plans were also made for tea on
Thursday week at Mrs. Ran Webb's.
The entertainment will be a violet
tea and will be most pleasantly plan
ned.
Not only Methodists, but friends
and acquaintance of every denomina-
tion will be invited and a free will
offering taken.
Mrs. Alexander served delightful re-
freshments.
The next meeting of the circle will
be with Mre. Arthur Adams, with
Mrs Adams and Mrs. J. A. Bass as
hostesses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-10
Argument is Queer.

1t is the queerest sort of argument
to advance. In fact it's so queer that
it is laughable unless one gets within
the radius of the stencil.
Why, il might be asked, did not the
department of the interior frame the
rules for the small purchaser first
that he might have a chance to ar
ticipate in the vast tracts?
Why, it might be asked,was The ae-
partment so ready to frame rules ana
regulations in the interest OF big bus
mess before it gave a the .gh! to the
others?
Why, it might be asked, did not lie
department in a spirit of helpfulness
say: The money interests shall not
always be favored by this department
and this time we will think of those
who are not so fortunate financially?
Why, it might be asked, did not de-
partment officials argue TO themselves
The lumber trust is uncer investiga-
ton by Attorney General Wickersham.
We will not further aid its nefarious
grip upon the prospective home build
er We will at least deny its foot
hold in Oklahoma.
What arguments the department of
ficials did make with themselves pro-
badly never will be recorded, but
there is one thing most certain. The
small investor was not considered
How the department expects a sober
minded, clear-thinking person to ac-
cept its weak excuse for drawing the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-10

ment. Look also for headaches, dizzy
spells, constant tired feelings and
nervousness.
Then il your kidneys are weak,
use Doan's Kidney Pills the remedy
that has been doing good service
for over fifty years, and is now used
and praised all over the civiliz7
world. Here IN Ardmore Doan's are
endorsed by Ardmore people. T is
is PROOF POSITIVE, evidence you
can verify.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-10
Third Ward Prayer Meeting.

In spite of the bad weather, eleven
ladies assembled at Mrs. Ratley's on
yesterday afternoon at prayer SER
vice.
Mrs. Byron Drew was leader and
the lesson study the third chapter
of Matthew On next week they meet
with Mrs. Joe F. Williams, with Mrs
Forward as leader.
The lesson study will be the fourth
chapter of Matthew.