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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-08-15
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county. Mississippi. that there is
hereby ordered or levied on the
amount of the assessment on SO
much lands in the said Riverside
Drainage District situated III Boli-
var county Mississippi, two per
cent OH the assessment, and six
percent interest on the said assess
ment unpaid from December / 5th
1913 to December 18th, 1914.
Should default be made in the
paymet Of the amount due on Dec.
18th, 1914. the sheriff shall col
lect interest on said amount from
said date at the of six per cent per
annum.
GreenviIle. Mss, July 20, 1914.
Honorable President and Members
Board of Supervisors, of Boli-
var county. Rosedale, Miss,
Gentlemen.
Please be kind enough and or:
der that the following change be
made on your assessment roll; JIM
Wilssn, with west half, south west
quarter of section rs, township 20,
Range $40 acres. At present
your roll shows: w. M. Griffin
assessed with 40 acres south half
of south west quarter. Your old
rolls will show that Mr., Wilzin
has been payiug taxes as described
for a number Of years andwhy this
change we can't understand it.
Thanking you for your rttention
iii the ma tier beg to remain.
Yours truly.
Delta Cation Ca,
BY Joel Wilczinski.
Ordered that above change be
made, This Aug 3, 1914.
70 the Hon. Board Supervisors
Gentlemen:
herewith submit report of dis
busserneni OF board and bridge fund
No. 2, since yeour last meeting,
ana request that you issue warrant
favrr Valley Bank for the accom-
paey1ng vouchere which have paid
July 9. Valley Bank, G S
Clsrk's pay roll week
ending June 9th h.........- $63 rs
July 9 Mississippi Feed Co
Invoice = 6 L H Bass
Benoit -..------ 81 81
July 9 Mississippi Feed Co
Invoice "a c S Clark,
Malvina /. .......................... 50 81
July9 Valley Bank l. n
Bass pay roll week end
ing June 27th--.-.-...-,. 46 rs
July 9 Vally Bank L H
Bass payroll week ending
Iulv 4th h.......... ................ so 90
Tuly 10th b Poll Bill
rendered. H Bass 80 05
July 10th CS Clayk bal
ance on salary for May
and Iupe .............. 81 90
July 10th Pye & Turner
Blacksmith bill l. HBass
...... 10 rs
July 18th Valley Bank c S
Clarks payroll week end
ing July 4th..-, 81 oo
July 18th Valley Bank 1
HBass payroll week end
ing Jnly 11th-,-- 70 ~
July 18th ] B Bond Co.
Bill renderd o K G S
| Clark ..--.....-... as oS
! July IA Valley Bank c S
Clarks payroll week end
ing July l1th.. y y
Z, Iuly goth Valley Bank ) =
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-08-15


July 25th Coyer Co Invoice
Z, y dynim;tf oMalvina
G. 6 Clarks .-..~ As ~
July 25th Gnice Mann
hardware Co Repair Oh
cOtlar -..---... ~
July 2Sth Leveck & Co M
Mcclanahan payroll
week ending July 25th 70 So
July 28th Valley Bank c 8
Clark pay roll week ends
ing July 25.--..................... 1o42S
Respectfully submmitted
w, A. Speakes.
Ordered by the board that tie
assessment Of Mrs. Gaddie AZ
Gresham, line page 62 Of the
land roll for year 1913 be and the
same is hereby reduced from S40o..
90 astshown. to$5O. 90. Ordeted
this August 3rd 1914.
Ordered by the bosrd that L. H.
Bass be aud he is.hereby appoints
! ed Road Commissioner Of the 2nd
Supervisors District Of Boliyaf
/. county. Ordered this Aug 1914:
Ordered that the Board do now
ladjcurn until to 2 o o'elock to meet
in Cievelond. u,
/, j. ii SMITH
President PRO Ten:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-08-15
THE VALLEY BANK
RosEDALE. MISS

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Of ppi.
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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
FOUND DEAD NEAR TRACK.

Last Saturday morning, at an carry hour'
the dead body of Bob Godfrey, weli-known
in the Basin. was found lying beside the L.
& N. track, about two miles from Copper
hill. The body was tlken to CoPPerhlll.
and coroner's jury emPaneled' and Inc
investigation covered a period OF several
days,
While it was the opinion OF some that
he had been killed by the cars, many other
things tended to show this was Impossible,
and the theory of foul play is advanced
with seemingly good grounds,
Squire Bramlett conducted the inquest
and every effort is being made to ma the
real cause leading up to his death
He left wife and two children to whom
much sympathy is due in this dark hour OF
bereavement.
LATER.
Tom and Pete Mundy were arrested Tor
the murder of Godfrey and we're found
over to court.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
OUR CONTEST.

There seems to be a mistaken idea IN
regard to the casting of votes in our Pplze-
Voting Contest Many are of the opinion
that it costs something to vote the coupons
that appear in the paper.
Once more we wish to say that every
person who is now subscriber can vote
the coupon. free for whom he or she pleases,
Each new subscriber is entitled to cast
1925 votes the first time and Is votes each
week thereafter.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
Local and Personal Mention.

Albert Howell is working for Center q
Donald.
Remember the box supper at the T. M.
C. A., next Monday night
Rev. Hunter, of Copperhill, was over
come by the heat, Wednesday and IS qulte
i'll from the effects.
The Copperhill Steam Laundry is , open
for business and we besPeak tor It lDeral
patronage 1t is needed institution
Dr. B. H. Chastain, of Vero' Fla. who
formerly worked for the Tennessee Cop
per Co., is visiting in Polk county Tor a lew
weeks He paid this Office P leasant WIS
it Wednesday, and showed us several SPe'f
mems of curios he secured while IN florlua'
He expects to spend the summer IN DUCK
town.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12

parties are otherwise engaged.
Gus Fain has been celebrating the Jew
ish Passover since Saturday
Col. Ed Adams has been 10 Blue iudSe
every day this week, on professional busl-
ness.
Christie Greer is contemplating opening
a produce house in connection with MS
butcher shop.
Thos. Crumley is in our city to day.
Tom is looking just splendid
Williams Dooly is in our burg taxing
Dr. Doyle,s indicated air treatment, blli
saws it touches the spot and IS the ldea lor
him. He claims to be much improved.
STAG TOTER.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
SPRINCTOWN.

H. F. Morgan and family were visiting
relatives here, recently.
Sam Chastain was in Etowah, Saturday.
Mr.. Reece, of Turtletown, visited his
son. Arthur, here recently.
We had good rain here, last Thursday
which was needed very badly.
Gu5sie end Robert Woody and Jesse An
derson, of Ducktown, are spending few
DAYS with friends and relatives at this place
P. F. Morgan and family of Ducktown,
was visiting here recently.
Sam Chastain made business trip to
Etowah, Thuraday.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
GRASSY GRE NLWs

Marriages are not YER frequent here,
bit it seems to be fir, m a lack OF opp T
tunity.
Grassy Greek Sunday school will give
big picnic on Saturday, June 20. General
speaking, good singing and plenty OF iun-
Come, everybody.
The recent rain helped crops wonder
fully. Peaches and grapes promise big
crops.
Cattle are doing exceptionally well con-
siderng the dry weather we have had
en-. Hyde and W. c. Chastain went to
H awassee river, Monday, on fishing ex-
petition Hope they had good luck.
William Hyde went 10 work in the Mary
mine, Monday of last week, underground.
There was big ATTENDANCE at the grove
meeting at the mouth/of Silver Mine
branch, last Sunday week. Rev. J. a.
Craig, of Postelle, preached good sermon
and everybody was we'll pleased.
SWEET WILLIAM.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. ll3
G.. A. PENCE 7, The I aw Court of Ducktown
Vs. :" ~" T.nnessee
MELISSA PENCE ;. "a iii which
In this cause appearing from the allegations :" ' 80
are sworn to- that defendant Melissa re"'o = 10, he
s'a' i > therefore ordered that publication DC maue
weeks in Polk COUNTY REPUBLICAN "eeAV
published DucktOwn Polk County ,e"n cpr, !,
a defendant to appear before the Judge OF me -"
Tenn. on the fourth Monday in March, l9l' anu
dafen.e to said BILL or will be taken lot
cause SET for hearing expare as to her v,v Clerk
This June IL, 1914
G. C. HYATT, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

Mr. Reese of TurlletoWn, was visiting
his son, Arthur, here recently.
We had a 20 ra n lee Thursday
which was badly needed.
Cussie and Robert Woody and Jesse An
derson, of Ducktown, are spending few.
days with relatives and friends at this place
w. Nj. Lee has returned home after
spending several months at work on Ball
River
NJ H. Chaslain and Bill Lee was visiting
in Prendergast, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mike McGhee is very sick with fever.
Misses Julia Burch6eld, Mary and Della
Chastain and Homer and Arthur Burchfeld
attended church at Reliance, Sunday.
Mrs Ida Woody was the guest of Mrs.
Dossie Burchfeld, Sunday.
Mike Burchfield attended an all-day meet
ing at Cocker Greek, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Collins returned heme, Satur-
day, after spending week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Minnie Bonnine at Etowah.
Misses Halle and Martha Burchfield re-
turned from Prendergas', Sunday, where
they had been working in the cotton mill
for short time.
Miss Alice Lee is visiting in Etoway.
this week.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12

rotary. Z. ]. Taylor, Recording Secretary
Henry Morley, Treasurer.
Watauga council No. 63 Jr. 0. U. A. NJ
elected the following officers last Saturday
night: Nj. L. Anderson, G., Henry Aber-
nathy. V. c.. R. M. Gibson, Financial Sec
Ietary. W. ID. Mason, Recording Secretary
f. F. Cutcher, Treasurer.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
LODGE ELECTIONS.

Ducktown lodge No. 230 |. O.. 0. F.
elected the following officers last Saturday
night: A. NJ O'Kelly, N. G., R. M, Glib
son. V. G., M. L. Anderson, Financial Sec
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
COPPERHILL.

Rev. Jones is Smelling the camps OF the
backsliders and Pharasee church members.
Go ON, Bro. Jones! Get the church mem
bers right and the sinners will follow.
Col. Jeff A. Hedden has been having a
busy time, this week, in his chosen profes-
sion. He has not been to his fishing hole
for some time, that anybody knows of, and
he does not seem uneasy at all about any
body bothering it as all other interested
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
Globe Clothes
Quality Insurance

There is true satisfaction in the possession OF
suit of clothes that will permanently retain
its shape-that's correct in style-pertect IN ut.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-12
SUITS
FROM
$500
TO
$45.OO
GLOBE CLOTHES

Carru out the modern Young Mems
tdea better than any others because
.heu are designed, cut and made BY
young men Uho know how to make
he present fashions look on any
nan. Let me take your measure
our next suit.
]. e. MARSHALL
DUCKTOWN
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
Ths First Step to lndepev dence

is carefulness in spending. The
man with a salary will find that
his money goes farther when he
deposits it in the bank and pays
his bill by check. And he knows
where every penny goes. too.
The First State Bank invites ac-
counts from salsried men and
housekeepers. AS little as One
Dollar will start one. Many a
one begun with that sum has be-
come goodly balance, because
of this check it puts on thought
less spending.
The First State Bank
OF ARMADA
Phone Arv. 81
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
Denver View

Arrangements have been made
to have preaching services Sun
day at the school house at 8 p.
m.
Several persons from here
have been attending the stock
show in Denver.
Mr.. Holiday lost a horse on his
place here by the breaking in of
a shed roof. The weight crush
ed the animal.
Lou Wilson and wife have
moved to the Moon rancn at
Perry Crossing.
Miss M. Fraize of Denver came
out Tuesday to spend several
days With her parents.
Premis Berce is adding a sum.
mer kitchen to his residence.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
w. G. T. u. Notes
BY G.. w, G.


On last Sunday we studied a.
bout the good Samaritan, always
a subject of fresh interest. Our
organization would like to take
care of the wounded man, but it
is also concerned in making q
new road from Jerusalem to Jeri.
co so that the traveller may be ~
safe as at home. We have too
long been content to care for the
results of the traffic and too slow
slow to probe to the ultimate
cause.
All over this broad land wher-
ever there is a w. C. T. u. or
ganization, Jan. 18th was observ-
ed as day of fasting and pray
er for National Constitution Pro-
hibition.
In the afternoon at the M. f.
church Mrs. Helen M. Doughty,
presided. Mrs. Benight spoke
very sweetly on the subject of
prayer, and Rev. H. S. Beavis
fairly outdid himself in his ad-
dress upon Personal RESPONSE
bility." The spirit of the meet
! ing was very earnest.
In the evening at the Baptist
church Rev. C. M. Cooper pre-.
sided. The interest centered in
the subject of statewide prohi-
bition, Rev. j. F. White speak
ing upon the topic, How State
Wide will help National Prohibi-
tion," and the pastor of the M.
E. church giving a hopeful out
look for the success of the work
this year. An organization of
the w. C. T. U. was started for
aggressive work through this
county. the pastors and president
of the w. C. 7. U. being consti.
tuted an executive committee.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22

The editor enjoyed the hospi-
tality of the Denver Press club
at its 'brandiron" dinner at the
Albany hotel Monday evening.
About $50 editors frcm all parts
of the state were in attendance,
and members of the Editorial
Association. An entertaining
and fun-making program was
rendered. Amoug' the promin-
ent speakers were j. c. Shaffer,
editor and owner of the News
and Times and Governor Am
mons. The dinner was served
at $50 and was so substantial
that even the hungriest of the
opinion molders was amply
satisfied at the end. The Den
yer Press club has taken full
charge of the program for
roundup" week and has proved
itself great factor in making
Denver's stockshow guests feel
at home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
EDITORIAL.

The Enterprise is not boasting
that it is the biggest and best
paper in jefferson county or that
it's circulation is greater than
any other in the world. The
readers know the merits Of .
newspaper without having to be
told and the advertisers know
enough about it's circulation to
know that they are getting their
moneys worth. However, the
policy of this paper, ever since
it was purchased last April by
the writer, has been to print a
good, live paper, keeping apace
with the times and boosting
every enterprise and individual
that came under our notice and
and that proved to be worthy of
our aid.
We have endeavored to give
our readers a paper worth the
money and we have claimed and
still strongly insist that we are
delivering the goods and that we
must get a dollar in return.
We have not offered costly
premiums to induce people to
subscribe. as though we felt they
ought to have something else to
fill out the dollars worth, but
we have been casting about for
something that would appeal to
them and help them individually
without doing ourselves any
harm and now we have it.
We now are in a position to Of
fer our readers the biggest club
bing proposition ever given with
a weekly newspaper, We believe
Our propocition is simply this:
with every new subscription or
renewal we will furnish our
readers with four splendid stand
ard magazines for the additional
sum of lS cents. In other words
send US 81. Is and we will furnish
you the Enterprise, the Woman's
World, Farm Life, Home Life
and Green's Fruit Grower all for
one year. We have samples of
these magazines at our office or
our agent will call on you if you
wish. Just drop card, or call
up Arvada 951 and we will see
that you are taken care of. See
ad in another column.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
Broomfield Buds.

Gang sent a car load of fine
hoases to Cenver to be exhibited
at the stock show this week.
T. F. Tucker will have an ex-
hibit of cattle at the show.
About fifty people attended
the oyster supper at the church
last Friday night. The number
was smaller than is usual at our
entertainments owing to the bad
roads, but those present spent a
very pleasant evening.
Miss Rosella Burgess, Mr.. Nc
Donald and j. F. Johnson were
visitors at the home of j. F..
Church Sunday.
Mrs. John Drier has just re-
turned from a visit with her sis
ter in Missouri.
Mrs. Howarter's father and
mother from Gothenburg, Neb.,
will visit her this wee and at
tend the stock show.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22
DAPT1sT CHURCH

Sunday School at GAS .. m.
Preaching at II 100 .. m. B. Y. T.
U. At 7 :oo p. m. Preaching at 8; 100
o. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:l5. Everyone vel
come.
REV. C. N. BHNIGHT, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22

The Thimble Club of the w.
O. w. will meet Friday with Mrs.
E. P.Greene.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22

Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, mother
of Mrs. Martin Klumker is very
ill at this writing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-22

ARMADA LODGE No. l4l, A.
n F, & A. M. meets first and
t bird Wednesday evening in
Barth Hall. ii
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-23
Give Comfort 20 Stout Persons.

A good wholesome cathartic that
has a stimulating effect on the stom-
ach, liver and bowels is Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. Thoroughly clean
sing In action, they keep you regular
with no gripping and no unpleasant
after effects. They remove that gassy
distended feeling so uncomfortable to
stout persons. Seawell's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
First N. Z. Church, Elm Grove.

First M. Z. Church, Elm Grove.
~ inc Elm Grove NJ. T.. church spe-
car music viii he rendered at both m,
morning and evening services. Commu-
mon services viii be held In the morn
ing ana IN the evening the choir will
render a beautiful cantata entftI.d
Prom Cross to Crown"
Morning Service.
Raenpuafye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Thomson M Il. Church.
The vested choir Of Thomson 81 D.
entitled From Life 90 Death" ~ ths
SUNDAY evening service 90 the church
= = broadway street. island. tTudeI
the capable direction o. Chori9ter Frau.
kinchcloc. the choir has been frsined
To perfection. and the company OF forty
uNt voice comprise some of the best
vocal talent Co hc found Boo this vicinity
Following D. the program and per-
sonnet OF the choi-.
PROLOGUE.
Baritone Ecoitstivc- B,noId. unto tho
Jews the saviour preachius.
The cruoihxion.
'p soprano ltecitauVc-Aud the whole
tbb chorus We found this fellow
Co Alto Eecitauve- And Do. delivered
Jesus Co their will
Alto solo aud chorus To- All the Earth
Do Gloom is Shrouded
soprano EoCitatiNc. And o. was about
the sixth hour.
Tenor Solo and Chorus SAILED Co th,
Cross. 600 agony.
The Resurreotion.
taI soprano NeCitatIve f;enUid there
was man named Joseph
tbl baritone Solo StuI De- the Earth
tab Baritone ReritaUve- Vow upon the
nrst dtN off tine week
'h' Alto solo and Chorus. Behold. they
,a) soprano Eccitatiy.- Mary stood
go the Seuuf.Hrc wesriur
ihl IFucr solo. EsHr not re
soprano solo Huu Chorus. TH. MIGHT BE-
gone. the shadows uts
soprano. alto. Tenor and Baritone Solos
NI these men who Ir-U. loved.
chorus Peace Hs unto svu
FINALE.
solo aII i.HII. E. Thou who FULLEST
der Heaven uuI Earth
soprano Nr. DE- o. kInIHlIHH. ffra
q. a. Johnston. Mrs o. Cd Moore Afra
liuHnrauu. NIIs Tred kruHt Miss 81
Jones hifa MHNw0if Niles so IflI.
Ianl. Miss 10 WHrurr NIae t.fu Uuu.
,II. Me. IHur Donaldson. NIea o.
i'IuFrr. N'a- a. Acrnms. HTI.. D. UU.
mon. Mis- t H,fuuzIusr NfI.e o. PETER
MI-r Vt. Derry. Allies b. Wilkinson
'uutrultn- Mre o. FaukHauefr Mr.
a. " WiuChfr. Mrs. s. Hefr.r NUe.
lt'iH Washer Miss Alta Brown Sis. I
coleman. Mise Coil ffruuu Miss D.
Alexander Mise D. williams Wfa- 30
ring.
Teuor-E Nler.m.r. s. q. prank
carl Policy. IrHrk EIHlf
l.gaeu--t. g. Johnson. q a. Beck vs.
2. Mc'IuuE a. ftrflrr o. o. kIutheIUa.
w T. stump. Geo. FRANKIE. NJ Fisher.
d.. Fred hrohr. Vim. stewart. carl
W. Frank rr Tir,b,Ios musical di-
rector
Mirs Grace Sicily. oreaui.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Easter 6lauuesS ..-.... Durtha Criswell
\ 0uartette by the girls Of the Jr. choir
ADDRESS by pastor.
Offering.
closing song by school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

80 Il. III. Easter u.UrrInU HH fEI.r
church nt 1900 THrHh street fH. Sum.
d4f school Hnd choir off fhe EearrnrIrrf
church ~ Jesus CHRIST of Latter Urr
saints. win f.uffr H auarinI rrrrra..r
In addition tn ffe other efr,frra of trr
DAY
sunday school VIII convene aa IaIrI
of DO a m. tnr sur.hIrr Tarl. will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Christ the Lord H. Risen To-day. Wilson
'outfaitu Solo-1ome See the Place
Where Jesus Lay............B Bartlett
Miss Helen smith.
- DAY OF Christ .-.-............ . Bartlett
lhtld'utnl solo ..-....... Miss Gabriel
Nlplh bhNEdto -............ MI. summers
roStludc ........... continent
Miss Lou Ad"lph Hprgauizt
MI. ChaS. ~. punaway -Dircct0r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

meet at 8 - .. m. followed by preach
ing az 1880. by Elder %. J. Tary. Praver
, li''y,ins as usual at 1885 Wednesday
cNeuinE ''' 'fiuaS
COM, Conc aud bring your friends.
The program for the special E..t.,
morning service is a. follows.
Opening Song ................s eboo,
Invocation. 'S"0Oi
! .Nii'i'Hl .-.-s.--.. .-.............. ChoIr
short Address. Pres Elder L. A SSH
i 'iy.',n song -.'.'- Five Sunbesms
Tantomine Mrs t.i,cI Ign S, sSris
snort Address. ....... Elder O. j. srarv
Aida Thomas. John Martin. Samuel
MHriin. Chester Scrig
recitation ...... Mr.. Elmer Nsutzline
i,uett ...... Leah Scrig. Lestha Thomas
-, '"'''" -...'....... .Lcatha Thomas
sbor, address. s. s. s1pi o. l.. S Ssa9Sl
i''''l .....-. Vida Thomas. Eva Smith
p,ntorTi,,,'.' =, rive Sunbeams
e'ioei,,. 60 --.......... Choir
''s'"k song ..;......... School
Accompanist-Mis Mabel Thomas.
st. Johns Church. Bsllairs.
VI ST. Johns church. at Z and 10.ao
o'clock High Mass viii be celebrated n,
ine richly and beautifully decorstsd
church. The choir will sing a beautiful
'nd ditiCult four part mass
Following BE- the program ana uer.o,-
uol of the choir.
Gloria ................... rsrn,cr
offerory-Tcrra TreHuiti 800. wi CAM
u.s. ...s.... s.-.........Fa Farmer
i',N'li'i HE ....-----.-... Farfns-
AEuus Dei ................. Feruer
Hcncdiction.
~ 1aluiaris ......-............ Gounod
Personnel oft choir.
SDparuo- Misses Lillian T-ppermar
,.lAn' h. w INNER. Beatrice Hughca
Eurrmau.
Contrsltos- Misses anna Kraus. clsr,
" thinner. Wayne McGinty Sarah Cur
Ieuors- Mes-ra. John t.spper'. Geors,
,.iI t'II 'Unrud Patrick Giihooiy
PAU Wimm'r barnard Gubreth.
h1r''a l.uEhc7. James Turnbull. Hugo
liuEhts. Patrick keaue. Raymond Duff,.
Charles Smith.
Vioilniet-Mr WIN. colombo.
brFHuief-Mre John CHASER
lfr'cir'r7- Mics MARY Burns
s.. Paurs Lutheran. bridgeport
I"Il"winE program vii b. render
'H pr t'r SUNDAY in Sc Paura Luth-
cram church in bridgeport.
Pastor Morning. German Service
i'r.iudo ..... Der Herr ST Auferstsndsn
Altar service
Scripture Lesson
s.-gon. Subject "D.e rsss,, os,erf.,.r-
Holy tHuuuuIur.
THANKSGIVING
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SUNDAY school af ats
THnf. aaiOra1 Service 81 1aTE
REGULAR Service fN.fr
EnFueh service in me evening"
Preparatory Service no 50
Regular Service o. o'clock
Prelude.
Anthem .... .ffaIIrTu'a leans t..-a
opening Service
IFEnr.aNH. go .. Holy Hofv u.f-s
Coonunusd on PAr. yourtssAJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Coonunusd on PNr. yourts.A1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Special Easter services will be con.
Quoted 10 Zion Evangelical Lutheran
church iu Martins Ferry SUNDAY morn.
ing and evening. The principal ser.
vice viii Zoe conducted in the evening
The program follows.