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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
ZION BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING
9.45 A. M. Sharp. School Open for One Hour.

were among the visitors in our school
Sunday.
We trust that every member of the
Sunday school will be present Sunday
evening at $50 sharp for the stere-
opticon review of the first quarters
lessons, given by the pastor, with our
new double dissolving stereopticon,
the best that can be had.
Easter Sunday, April 7th, will be
great day in lions Sunday school.
The termination of the double-up
campaign. The Easter program will
be par excellent. An opportunity to
give a silver offering for missions.
Our Sunday school is an open door
for everyone who wishes to study
Gods word with us, at 9:45 a. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
BETHLEHEM CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday. March 81.

Sunday, March 81.
Regular services during the day.
AT the evening service the Mission
Circle will render the following pro.
gram; Devotionals. led by Miss n.
Tyler of Central church: song, choir:
paper, Miss Ethel; solo. Mrs. Nor.
rison; paper. Mrs. A E. Rey.
nolds; solo. Mrs. Lillian Jones; report
OF secretary for the quarter: song
choir; paper, Mrs. Fisher. On Wed
nesday night. April 3rd. ordination OF
Rev. Edward Jones, the ordination
sermon by Rev. ID. Z. Over of Zion
The public is invited.
4. L. Reynolds, pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
LOOK 0uT4
For the Widows Leap
Year Entertainment at
Shorter Chapel, Thursday,
,spris Is. Watch this
space. There will be
lots Of Fun, come and see

]. w. Mumford has come to the
city from Canon City to undergo an
operation.
The following program Is arranged
for the Peoples Sunday Aliiance'
March 31st:
Current literature.
Male quartette.
ReadinR, Mrs. Theta Miller.
instrumental solo, Mrs. Mae Bird.
Essay, "The Negro In Literature.
Ancient and Modern Miss Nelsina
Howard.
General discussion.
Adjournment.
The public is invited. 263o Weiton
street, 4 y. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
The Sunshine Club meet Thursday
of next week with Mrs. R. B. Andar-
son of 2421 Ogden street.

Of next week with Mrs. R. B. Andsr-
son of 2421 Ogden street.
The Knights of Pythias in large
numbers attended Shorter church on
Sunday afternoon, participating in
their annual Thanksgiving service.
Three lodges were represented, Da-
mon, Pythias and Progress, and they
formed an escort of honor for the la
dies OF the three courts of Calanthe,
Columbine, Rocky Mountain and
Progress. The parade was led by the
Olympic band. This was the first ap-
pearance of the band since last sea-
son and its playing and appearance
was satisfactory. The services at the
church were brief, Rev. Ward preach
ing the sermon. A paper by Mrs.
Lillian Jones. Supreme Deputy of the
ladies'; solo by Mrs Nellie Marsh
banks and the usual reading of the
proclamation by ]. V. Chatman, COM
pleted the program. A thank offer
ing was taken and given to charity.
The services were of high order
| Ind the serfon a happy combination
of fraternal and gospel preaching.
Harry Jones acted as Chancellor
Commander, C. S. Muse, Master of
ICeremonleS, VIM. Robinson, Prelate; /;
A w. Collier, Marshall, and n. ].
Skiilern as Master-at-Arms.
one daily paper pays a compliment
TO colored team now working at the
Crpheum. 1t says:
Harry Fiddler and Byron Shelton,
in the negro singing and playing
! team, put the taboo on all that bla-
tanf screeching which often goes for
hfelike production of down South"
Their voices have the softness neces-
salv to negro melodies which they
oner with variations and in combina-
tions with the modern popular song
Mr.. shelton is nephew of Mrs. C.
w. Buford.
l. E. Hood of Muscogee. real es-
tate dealer, is spending few days in
.as city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
ADMISSION 4 CENTS
THE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH..

Sermon topics. Sunday. March 81:
IL a m. THE Democracy OF
Christ's Kingdom" i:30 p. m, Med
itation.' followed by Lords Supper.
The Sacraments OF Baptism and the
Lords Supper will be observed in
connection with the y. m. service.
Candidates for full membership will
be confirmed at this service. this be,
ing the last for the Presbyterial year,
Contract has been signed for the
renovation OF our auditorium and
chapel. Work will begin at once.
Both buildings will be wired for elec-
tricity. To raise the necessary funds
to meet this emergency. the congre-
cation will meet in special session
next Wednesday night at s o'clock to
devise ways and means for Go days
financial campaign, beginning after
Easter.
An augmented vested choir of 80
voices will make their debut at this
church Easter Sunday. Appropriate
music will be an especial feature on
the days program. The Peoples
choir needs no introduction to the
Denver public. Your presence is
therefore needed at all the services of
the day The first service will be at
6 a. m, for one hour. at which time
the Lords Supper will be observed.
The midday service will be OF special
interest. At 3 p. m. the choir will
sing for the Sunshine Mission on Lar
inner street. The days program will
wind up with the rendition of a can
tata. THE Worlds Children for Jes-
U.S." Miss Susie Hall will preside at
the organ with the Misses Edith Bak-
er and Ailene Gibbs at the piano.
In connection with the IL O'Clock
service last Sabbath, Mr.. ". T. Fields
who was snow bound for some days
in the state of Kansas, and therefore
could not be present when the other
elders-elect were ordained, was or
dained and installed to the office OF
elder in the church. The resumption
of Elder Fields to his stall in the
choir. coupled with the presence OF
Messrs. w. p. Webster. l.. Living
stone and A. Ruth. made things sound
rather heavenly like in the singing at
our last services. The blending of
the angel-like voices of the ladies
transported the audience in imagina-
ton 10 Beuiah land. They say that
was but the smoke of what will take
place Easter Sunday.
installation of teachers and other
officers will take place in the Sab
bath school tomorrow morning. Be-
ginning Easter Sunday. the school
will convene at 9:ov a. IN.
The following young ladies who are
to assist in the Y. NJ. c. BIS Carnival
of Nations, will please meet at Short
er chapel Monday evening. April l.,
in order to arrange their respective
booths: Misses Zenobia Fisher. Ha-
gel Robinson, Geraldine Troutman,
Grace Walker. Irene Walker, Sonora
Finley, Jennie Hicks. Katheryne Hub
bard, Viola Lyons, Edna Freeman,
Gilberta Walton, Nellye Euoanks,
Myrtelle Brown, Vera Ward. Ruth
Montgomery, Audrn Linzy. Stella
Green, Marguerite Graves, Leona
Yochum. Leanna Linzy. Zenia Eu-
banks, and all boys that are to take
| part.
Arthur Jackson's Black Symphony
orchestra of ten pieces will entertain
the dancing public Mt the Masons'
Easter ball. Monday, April sth. Den
lver's best orchestra.
r. A. Duncan has been quite Ill for
the past two weeks.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
WEBSTER TEMPLE NO. 5. 8. N. 7

MMeet second Thursday afternoon
.rd 0urth Saturday evening at 1886
Aranahoe. Worthy Princess. Mary =.
Wade; Lulu Jackson, secretary. sos7
Marion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

The WomanS Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Central
Baptist church will hold their regular
fifth Sunday rally, Sunday, March 81,
at o'clock, at the church. They ex-
tend cordial invitation to the public.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Devotional services, led by Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs. Reynolds.
Song by the choir.
Paper by Mrs. A. Froman.
Vocal solo.
Sermon by Rev. Tillman.
Song by choir; contribution.
Benediction.
Miss n. Tyler, president.
George C. Sample is seriously ill.
Ben Givens is seriously ill with ere
sypelas.
Mrs. Octave Dishman is expected
in the city soon.
Mr.. Brown of 1922 Marion street is
very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Webster were
delightfully."- entertained by their chill
dren at their residence, 1882 Jason
street. on the thirty-eighth annovers-
airy of their marriage. Mrs. Emmett
Webster presented them with lovely
anniversary cake in honor of the oc-
casion. Numerous letters were re-
ceived from absent relatives and
friends, congratulations being the or
der of the day. Here's hoping 3S
years more for Mr.. and Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. A. w. Kelley and Mrs. ]. ].
Jackson were the hostesses of a pleas
ant surprise given at the formers
residence Monday evening of last
week in honor of Mrs. ID. Catlett. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rose, Mrs. E.
Williams, Rev. G. l.. Rainney. Rev. A.
d. Williams, Miss r. Watson, Mrs. ID.
Rease. Mrs. Z. Bowers, Mr. Jas. Wool
ridge. Mrs. VIM. Contee, Mrs. Z. Glib
son, Mrs. NJ. Jacobs, Mrs. l.. Turner.
Mrs. w. Jones. Mr. and Mrs II. Fort,
Mrs. B. Lyles, Mrs. Nj. Vanders and
Miss l.. Smith. The color scheme
was green and white.
departed this life two years ago,
March 18th. 1910. whom it pleased
the almighty God to call from labor
to reward. our loved one. He is gone
but not forgotten by those who loved
him dearly.
Among the beautiful pictures
That hang on memory's wall,
Is one of our dear William,
That Saemefh host ns oil
Mrs. William Center. Mrs. r. W.
Kelley. Lucille and Vivian Smith.
Rev. Henderson is canvassing the
city placing on the market a tooth
powder of his own make. Ii is in sift-
ing cans. He recommends it as the
best on the market
FOR RENT-Seven-room modern
house, close in, in good neighborhood.
12l E. 22nd Ave. Phone Blue SO9S.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holley returned
home Tuesday.
Benjamin Hough spent a few days
III this city this week. He is now
employed at Manitou.
The Mutual Laundry goes under
the hammer in next month to satisfy
mortgage against the fixtures. Ef.
forts TO revive the company thus far
have been failures.
bethlehem CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday. March 81.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Little Red Riding Hood Will be
given at Central Baptist church Mon
day evening. April 18th. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission sc.
l.. JACKSON, Chairman.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

MIR. and Mrs. Ragsville are at home
TO their friends at 1925 East Thirtietf
avenue on Fridays.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

The congregation Of Central Baptist
church are more than pleased with
the encomiums showered upon their
pastor. Rev. A ID. Williams, by Kew.
John +. Ford OF Jacksonville. Florida,
who speaks OF him as one who knows
the work he has done and the reputa'
ton he bears in his home state. Geor-
gia.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Ntss Esaaby Robinson OF Grand juno
ton passed through the city Sunda
en- route to Davenport. la. TO visi
her father While here she WAS tn
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. ]. ]. Jackson
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms a
1858 Glenarm> place. Mrs. Butler.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Mrs. cortelia Bacquie is indispose'
this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30
COMING EVENTS.

NOmuN0 EVEN o.
April April fool ball given by
Rocky Mountain Court No. 3, Order
of Calanthe, at Dania hall.
April Sth-Easter entertainment by
Masons, Easter Monday.
April 4-Cantata by Zion Shoir at
church.
April 17-Dance by Good Time
Bunch at Eureka hall.
May 29-Entertainment by Sisters
OF Charity at Eureka hall.
May 30-First shirt waist ball at
Eureka hall.
Stay off the date, Fourth of July,
for the Colorado Baltimore Stunters
are on their way here. Place, Eureka
hall.
Keep off the date May Is. when
Evergreen Chapter No. SO, .. T.. D,
will entertain.
n A nickel will never buy more Oh
Vpleasure than 1t can at the Lorraine
Moving Picture Show at t2o i"enty-
sixth, avenue, Just across from the
live Points postofiice.
FOR RENT--Desk room, inquire at
this Office.
The hrst so ladies who present TINS
ad at the Vogue" Pip l-2 Welton
St. will be entitled to Free Scalp
Massage and to the Club Rates of 3
Treatments for 81 90. This offer can
not last long. Will you be one OF the
early birds?
]. w. Cooper. who for many years
operated the lamp wagon of the Den
yer Gas and Electric Light Co. and
gave IL UP for the while that he was
in business. is again on his old JOB.
Mrs Cortelia Bacquie is indisposed
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsville are at home
to their friends at 1925 East Thirueth
avenue on Fridays.
Little Red Riding Hood will be
given Mt Central Baptist church Mon
day evening. April 18th. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission &C.
l.. JACKSON. Chairman.
hk00 hS0Dy 9SQDSooO0 "a oAeAA0 = aAA>-
ton passed through the city sunday
en- route to Davenport. Ia. TO visit
her father. While here she WAS the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. ]. j. Jackson.
The congregation OF Central Baptist
church are more than pleased with
the encomiums showered upon their
pastor. Rev. A. d. Williams. by Rev.
John +. Ford OF Jacksonville, Florida.
who speaks OF him ms one who knows
the work he has done and the reputa'
ton he bears in his home state. Geor-
gia.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at
1858 Glenarm> place. Mrs. Butler
Mrs Johnson, proprietor OF the
Leader at 2057 Larimer street, an
nounces that she is now Offering for
sale her new Easter stock OF hair.
Amongst the palms" seems to be
the social topic as the season OF de-
nial draws closer to Its end.
Miss Partee. Chicago's song bird
and dancing school entertainer. is in
the city and has been engaged by the
Pain club to entertain during inter
mission. featuring in Ada Overton
Walkers latest success. That's why
They Call Me Shine and Porto Rico.
The management means to make this
AFFAIR the best yet musically as well
as socially.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

]. w. Cooper. who for many years
operated the lamp wagon OF the Den.
yer Gas and Electric Light Co. ana
gave IL up for the while that ne was
in business. is again on his old 1op'
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Mrs. Johnson. proprietor Of III
Leader at 2057 Larimer street, ar
nounces that she is now Offering 10
sale her new Easter stock OF hair.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

r. A. Duncan has been quite Ill fol
the past two weeks.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

FOR RENT-Seven-roo modern
house, close in. in good neighborhood.
'2l +. 22nd Ave. Phone Blue SO9S.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Rev. Henderson is canvassing the
city placing on the market a tooth
powder OF his own make. 1t is in sift-
ing cans. He recommends it as the
best on the market.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

BENJAMIN Hough spent few DAYS
III this city this week. He is now
employed at Manitou.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Arthur Jackson's Black Symphony
orchestra OF ten pieces will entertain
the dancing public at the Masons'
Easter ball. Monday, April Sth. Den
yer's best orchestra.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

The Mutual Laundry goes under
the hammer in next month to satisfy
mortgage against the fixtures. Ell.
forts to revive the company thus far
have been failures.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-03-30

Mrs. Elizabeth Holley returned
home Tuesday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
FADs Asp FASHIONS,

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AZ not sudssats shAt fsshs,n sh,s as.
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fsvts IN these mcssels fr,sn ne strAicht
barrow fs,.,N b. ,hs rc@~. wnh Snap.
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seem - be thas ~anmer hissorS VIII
svpcas itself and NAt In the sU,umn
too ~omen VIII h. able 10 chose fr,am
q iArKp variety u stsics.
CFnss have met With much sweccss
Amcng shr ulsy chlck THIS spntmer An.f
a. seems nkeiN that this color wtu fs.
nre prs,mipente IN ne sngumn motes.
.Awcne rs many shAdspws almost sns.
seman can md vac thar VIII ~ *
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

Ness % Prophetic %ar~,~u - Oh
served ~ Southwest reses
Woman,

Jesus said a. ths Jews "llow II :,
~ can dirgefn thr face ~ ,he SAY, bat
ao, the niga "a the tunes A. Il wes
ahen ~ V - now The lrye ~ menrs
and power gferA 6left ana self AZ
nrnndlaemcnt Aiss poititsal ccrFwpstcn
have ~ minded ,hc esos that thcS san
aoi ,liseeFn she s,Ka oi ,he times bp'
Il N ccmsns. none the lee. The ,4aea
~ri,nG un the wan" y a. plaia. tn
Nv thai runneth may read set ln spite
of an this evidence they ci,'se ihsE
c,us. stop their ears lcss thcs should
sns aRa hs condemnci.
Tafs. thc head and ruiWr u . Erva,
and meh1N natiaA plasei ,hvrr NOT n,
me sc,es Il mo peoplo bat ~ corvup.
ttaR ana hFih,t, Ncs. the so-cellc.l
president II Tits counuy n prN,ecs
aud cary Tor has raelcess ~ FATHER
shoald his children With his nfer
hlos-i shcnsa Is D. rrau,rssa siss N ns-
tas eislsv ,ilins hts eoigsss with p,si
lugsa Eclj and Aetng uft thv ~axvs u
the ppprexsed pcsx. while thousands
"a bis people have t~ssn dstVen fssssp
their hosnr@ IN Mexttos sAstSthias
they hAve accumulated ~ seasr q.
hard tod confs~ase& ar stolea and
thea eompellca so return So then ma.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
OTHER VIEWS

Thanh goodness. ~ have President
ln ths WHITE itsuse whD ORDERS mann
moth naval ana MILITARY dempnsifsiipu
~ rnraner instead ~ on Nut~ml,rf o
washlnrian yosi
uov Mr nprnnlsfsr baa the s'tisile
iluu ~ hnpwinE that he n be- nniy
chsplaln pi a political convention she
ever made rarfef thai could b. rif'u.
lated ne campai'n i"rumspi NcN
fafs wmld
Occasionally duflnE . unuNffei Dom
unstratluu NJ i'eftins must ue Va dan
gef ~ forgetting himself Rna waving "a
chrci boob mslchA ~ poeh.i hauhker-
chi,f washington star
what hlna ~ Progressive esihsflng
/. shlu supposed o. bc sny~ay. with
Mr. iaFnlistie net among Those pfes
ent Providence Journal
nu,. after an Wns np, take The IA
SIC. ~ that l'onnsS anis thlrh tsrm
ent husissi and call the ports ne Lib
tfiN fff ~ 'f'ffNff iHHN'""' lf'NfH
News
Eysfynodye fe,rs were annyod When
v eecsme certain that ~ n would az
cont baltimore Ran.
ass
/ The nu,~Vyrlf convention saiourued
with The sinslns ~ thr aospiory capl
sou uaaFlne lhc Vim with whirh hir
sesfs shouted "rpisp Him above 81
iiieatuniy llrsi Manchester linton
Win Raymond llnhhinr picdginE ZOE.
o0a maiwlts in ininpis Cor the thir1
irrnur ana uinofd rnchot pruminiui
soc 600 maborlif ln i'vnnsylpsnla. b
looks ~ u thu least Cecu Isvn cuul'
A. Wts o. ruqno ACROSS with a Eusrtn
,y " 500 900 maipFny IA Texas indian
apula News
~, stand in the rrrsenco ~ al
awRkenng neticn salh uuVeinur VII
som a. snaaits. "lmpatleni ~ mNhs 30
lleso" Ana Volcs ftom thv coiiseun
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Can't ysal see tha, am t,lklngr' CHI
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

na eorkn can't wofrs abo,u rs,s,
nsishs hsoGtn 10 the etndrsn sbe hss
she Gao wpf{5 about what sslshs hsrv<n
~ IT, sfsAtsnlIdfsn mst1~ she Vii
ssye sp'n> "A, ssv Yss Presses
iis -whst mates yos fhsns ~ Is
NOT XIII - make ffisndsr ME ~s,e-
cspss sufsr hear nny scandal ais,sl
herr London opinitn.
pa. shsts an inscru,affs nnIis =
~fts the klpa. ny ssn. that POOR Ssti h y
had On her face this psofntnk s4Hvn !
tolsftu bssintss might kasp M ont inss
ianirht~. Baltimore Amsfiegfh
what a. man think p4osi about hove
business - good thlnas 70 aatf liar.
flsbafg Patriot
A bsd compilation does vt ssartIy
fefnlns one - ehs@olsl~s <,is tosb,ns
ysi these may b. the ohN vpsp
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Journal
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
PlaAGaAPHINGs

raskpssa shopper ~iamt you flnd
shat hsvms ~ wait 90 40 many furss
ilsesrceahlo rcopie has Al lcs, enc ccm-
psnassloa that ~ makmE you foFsol
your vlhor troublcer' cultured sAine,
laas "nh, Yes Il acts ~ a eoun,er-ir.
Iritant" juigc
80 iisrtls Wan swlnasr,i ~ two rir,,
% crooks when ha ~as ~ his hoocy
mean lrlpY Ne appears 81 se pretss
ieVsl headed How did thry wsa As-
eonfitentef' "ns flagscsy. whseh ~
bridegroom can rrslst rhey rtrsen,,
al that they Thought harris and hts
bride wsre broghcf and nl.trr nafgA.
10 ksprrss
The flower II Love never Nrown ~
the waters ~ tears 'Tls the sanshsas
thss need ~ wakiu no Tins IN Nsepins
AsRehssser tlnlen
| First itilllArd flAyer "tso~ n that
lyou aren't a. home shls evening" Hcc
ond nliIe "M> ~lfe y N a had huin>f
she had company a. Arrive sne she
Wasn't ready, isowA ehnu, scussrlfs~
IN. rnsi "oh. my wlse's msa. tcol
khe got fssa, for eonssns and ,hes
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~nlins "a sparr one 60 a alsl with noae.
New ymk rress
Sarcastic pinsr .wAlssf. What on
lcafth n the matter wslh this establish.
aent1 This ssAk " nnsns hisck =
Sosscwful.tcckinE ~Alscr yrs sif
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cupsA has NO packctn~sk. and he sticks
eloses than rser when wsns eomes IA,
mssqueradss who fIsesl r M>sshesse'
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