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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
SOC|ABLE GIVEN At
THE JOHN BA|ER HOME

free sociable was given by the
b. Y. p u OF the Union Baptist
Church Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Baisr
which WIS we'll attended, about for
ty-five being present. The crowd
catered at $500 O'Clock after which
the hostess strated some very fine
old fashioned parlor games which
they alQ enjoyed very much. A fine
luncheon was then served
After several hours of fun the
crowd depanted for their various
homes declaring MIR. and Mrs. Baiel
Very fine entertainers and hoping
to have the opportunity to meet
with them again in the near future.
Tlle Baptist young people aae an
so having good success in their eff
forts to bring the young peoplse e
together in the good old-fashion ned
way. We wish them god speed in
their wcrk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
IOWA, THURSDAY JANUARY 80 1914
GLEN MCLAUGHLIN
MARRIED LAST WEEK

We We're interested in an ac-
CT double wedding i'm that city
count in last weeks Manning Moni-
tor in which one of the partici
pants was an old frien of the Jour
nal fa1nily. William F. Schrum and
Miss Ruby Addison, and Glen Nc
Lauglin to Miss Elizabeth Schrum
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Gustave Tillnanns, pastor OF
the Evan. Lutheran church at the
beautiful Schrum home. Glen Nc
Laughin has grown to splendid
III amIhood under the editors eyes
and deserves and (no doubt has sc
cured) the very best that ever
comes to man. He has made an
ram gements to farm during tht
coming year and the best wishe'
and congratulation of all hi
friends go with hamt.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
EIGHTH GRADE RU-
RAIL EXAMINATIONS

Pupils entering this examinattt;
ought to be fourteen at least, hut
positively no one in the ruratl
schools will be allowed to enter
under thirteen years OF age The
Free Tuittio.. Law is a time law if
properly 'lived up TO-. but in the
last two on three years our rur-
al graduates have not been max mg
the fine records FL high school
khat they have previously. The pu-
pfhs from the rural schools hive
keen among the leaders in our
High Schools, but since the pass
ing OF the ''Free Tuition Law there
has been over-:lnXiety to take the
examinations. Last year and other
;'eaTs we asked teachers to be
very careful about urging pupils
To take the NaminNutionS uni sS
they We're quite sure OF their
general fitness. Should there be
boys and girls considerably over
fourteen taking this examination.
and finding their grades in some
branches |. rather low. they will he
given more consideration than the
Younger pupils for it may be the
turning point in that boy or girl $
!:fc. Our City superint emdents in
the County are i'll perfect accoa u
with this course of procedure. we
are all anxious to do our best for
the young people and all hope 10
have IA goodly number OF weil-pepa
ed graduates from each township
Parents should use great caution
AGAINST unduly urging these eN-
am minationS.
ELLA NJ. sTEARNS,
ADV Co. Supt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
COURSE NO, 3
FEBRUARY 3RD. 1914

DR.. Andrew johnson, one OF the
most eloquent men of the lyceum
piatfolm will appear at the Chris
tian church Tuesday evening. Feb
rualy 3. He was born in Tenes-
see; left an orphan at twelve:
worked as printers devil and
slept in a livery stable. He enter
ed university with lots of ambition
and two cents. His experience
climbing iron these circums amces
TO the position he now holds gives
him mfahsaial for his great lectures.
He has travelled considerably and
his lectures are full of informa.ion.
His lectures are brim full of REAL
wit and humor
Seats an Fred Cotton's store. Moll-
day. February md. 3oc. and 25c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
BY EXTRA CAMP M.W.A

Whereas, it has pleased the AL
mighty God to remove from our
midst our neighbor, William Rag
land Williams who was born at
Bushnell. Illinois May 5th 1859 an
departed this life at Extra, Sun
day, December 21st 1914.
And Whereas, Neighbor Williams
was a pioneer of this county, com
ing Within its borders in 1876.
therefore be i. resolved thai
Extra Camp OF Modern Woodmer
OF America offers it's coincidence tt
the teereaved family and friends Of
righbo- Williams and their watch
fu. care shall be a guiding hand tt
the lonely ones whenever assis
tance may be required.
&c it further resolved that tht
Charter of this Camp be dlrapet
commemorative of his memory TO
the next thirty days.
| GLEN HUNT,
JOHN NIELSEN,
! P. M. CHRISTENSEN,
4 Committee.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
OVENS RAEii!! !!H!!! !!!!I!1t!;;;' 5;?';ii;i 5!;;?''iii ;;v

During the past several weeks,
tile family of Dick Owens, residing
near Extra, have been passing
through very severe ordeal of ILL
ness; the little daughter, Elluweme
bing very sick, seeming of pneu-
nlonlia and complications and two
operations being perfrmed, the last
one OF which was performed Tues
day OF last week., the little son
also very i'll with typhoid pneumont
ia, but both are recovering.
Mr. Owens is now confined to
his bed, infllammatory rheumatism
being the ailment.
7 The journal sincerely hopes THAI
they may Improve very rapidly and
will soon lie s;uble to be about. nhe
family has many friends who are
hoping the worst is past, They
have surely had a severe time OF
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
MRS ]. EhGLE ILL
WITH ERYS|PELAS

Mrs Jake Engle has been a great
su!fclei during the past week with
erysipelas; am inflammation of the
skin accompanied usually with few
en- Mrs Engle's face is so badly
swollen with TIE dreaded disease
THAI she IS unrecogmZable. AT this
writing she is some better out is
still quite sick.
1t would seem than this good lady
has had more than her share OF
sickness this fall and winterr for it
WAS ut her home that her father
Grandpa Dutler lazy AL deaths door
tor so many weeks. The old gentle-
man is enjoying pretty good hesulth
| i, lly recovered in a few days for
4e.lin and we hope TO see Mrs. Engl'
JaAe's sake.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
ANOTHER EXTRA FAMILY
DEPARTS FOR CANADA

Mr.. and Mrs. Date McClain and ohil-
dren who left yesterday for AL
belrta, Canada where they will mak
their future home.
For sometimes they have been
rsid'lng on Il farm just north of Ex-
ira where they have handled the
work WY satisfactorily. Their de-
the man wtho has been living ON
pal'ture from here was sooner than
expected because of the death of
the placetto which he wild go.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
PLANS BEING MADE
FOR SCH00LH0USE

IL. d. Rawson, an architect of the
frm of Proudfoot, Bird and Rawso
OF Des Moines was in the city last
Monday comforting with the School
Board in regard to the new school
house which will sool, be erected
here.
Carl Forsbeck, the County Engi
neer was here Tuesday looking afte
the surveying of the ground.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY RECENTLY.

James Sorensen of east Sharon
township died ON Friday evening,
january 9Th at the close OF his
weeks Labor and at the close of a
full rich life, lay down his burden
aud closed his eyes in that long
peaceful slumber that awakens on
sly at the CALI of the Redeemer.
For forty eight long years he had
travelled life's pathway, hand In
band with mother, who still SUR
wives ihm and whose aching heart
and throbbing brain will continue
To yearn for him until the grim Mes
senger shall CALL her to her rest i'll
the eternal city ofthe Dead.
In addition to his widow, three
so1ss; George Adolph and Louie'
and one daughter: Annie, remain
to keenly feel the most paAhet
less of a sincere friend, a devoted
husband and a loving father.
Probably his occupation, winch
u.s that of a farmer led him to
chose for the scripture lesson az
his funeral the pastoral Psalm,
Psalms 90. Thds Psalm was his
delight and comfort and while @rfti
ing in the agonies OF his illness
anil disease he could be heard re-
peating: "The Lord is my Shrp
herd, shall not want. He leadetl
sme beside, still waters
On Sunday, January llth th'
earthly remains We're conveyed L
the Adventist churcl to which
church he had been a loyal M embe
fer almost forty years where word
ot comfort were ssneken by his life
Tong friend and his fermef pastol
Rev. O. A. oleson OF Chicago, lni
nois from the text which the a.
ceased had also selected previous t
his death Il have fought the 600
y liaht;s | have finished the course
4 nave kept the faith; hencefort
\ tuSIG lsS lsAiA UP A0i iiAS - SipNA "
Righteousness AN medical ski
and science proved OF no avail. Lo,
and tenderness COULD not stay TIL
cruel hand of death. At the age O
sefentey six years and twenty day
we laid him away in the cold am
merciless earth to mingle with tn
Sdust from whence he came.
The large concourse OF friend
,fresent to pay their last respee
to The dead. showed the high esteel
in which he was held. or him
could be truly said We're ever
Friend to bring a flower as 'oR
on nf esteem he would be resolll
row beneath a wilderness OF flo"
ers.''
we sincerely hope that when IN
fil.il summons comes to all ou
many friends it may come ike
came to father "who wrapped hli
drapery of his couch about hir
and lay down to pleasant dreams.
l.. p. SORENSON.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
SAD DEATH OF A
BRIGHT YOUNG LADY

Mr.. and Mrs. d NJ. Graham were
called upon to MOURN the deaah
OF their daughter, Mabel Gale which
occurred Thursday, january 18th.
She h;ad been seriously i'll Since
january 1st with bowel trouble. All
medical skill was OF no avail and
:Gedicail skill wals OF no avail and
she passed to lhe great beyond at
ten oc.osk Thursday morning lev
irg void III the hearts OF her
can never be filled. She was an eX-
ceptionally talented and bright child
and was endowed with remarkable
musical talent, heing very proficient
with the violin and was one OF the
orchestr. OF the Methodist Sunday
school
Mabel Gale Graham wfus born in
Audubon Iowa April 23, 1900 and
departed this life january 10, 1914
aged Thirteen years; eight months
and ..wenlty-two days. She became Il
member OF the local NJ. h. church
November and was IA faithful and
devoted follower OF the Master un-
til ker death. She leaves to mourn
her departure from this world lel
parents, NJ. and Ms. j. Nj. Graham !;
and five ssstres: LORRAINE; Ellen;
Mar garet; NlaNine and Kathryn; be-
sides numerous relativevs and adj
miring friends.
The funeral was held from The
NJ t.. si.urch Sunday afternoon, Jam
uary l7,n; sarvices being conduc'te
b, Re Freealine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
]. A. JOHNSON'S SALE DATE.
CHANGED TO WE'D. FEB. d
See his sale ad. on page 3
meeting HELD AT
REST ROOM FRIDAY

The Treble clef Club enjoyed a
pleasant session at the Rest Room
Friday evening. Mrs Clifford Poster
hostess. Miss Vivian Heath review
cd the lesson and Mrs. Witthauer
read paper on Music in the
Home" which was instructive as
well as interesting. Lunch was serw-
ed and pleasant social hour fol-
lowed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
PNEUMONIA CAUSES
Death Of Ben DAVIS

MIR. and Mrs, Frank Davis, who
reside near Extra, were called UPON
to MOURN the loss of their little
son. Bernie who died last Sunday
evening. The lad w'as eleven years
of age ait the time of his death.
He had been suffering for several
weeks with severe attack OF pneu
inc enia. tlaimed nurse being in
attendance all of the time but the
disease got the the best of him and
ithc little passed to the great be-
@und after much suffering.
/ The Journal extends sympathy to
kthe bereaved family
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29

The friends of Prof. and Mars. T.
\. Stromsten of Iowa City VIII be
in, crested TO learn OF the birth OF
+, bttle son on january 18th He
has been christened John Albert.
Mrs. Stromsten was formerly Miss
Grace Swaney of north Audubon Co
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29

Mfssrs. Joe and Henry Conrad. OF
near Audubon came down to Extra
yesterday to visit their friend, J
Nantes and wife, who reside in the
south part of town. They expect te
.return to their homes tomorrow.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29

A few Of the friends OF Clyde Me-
Claim gave farewell dance for hum
at the *. r. Hall Tuesday evening
CLYDE. or Gloomy as he is ia
mili.,rly known departed yesterday
with his uncle Date McClain and
family for Alberta, Canada, where
ne expects to spend sometime.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29

Last Friday, Mrs Peter Petersen
underwent an operation for appen-
dioitis ait her home east OF town.
We ara happy to report that she
came through the trying ordeal in
good form and is getting along
nicely.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-29
mrs. v. 4. FOWLER
BREAKS LEFT ARM

Mrs. w. II. Fowler met with quite
la serious accident this aftern oon
While walking in the backyard she
savcidentally slipped and fell, break
ling her leIft arm and bruising her
/ 3face quite badly A physician was
lcailed Immediately who set the brok
on member and attended to her
wants. She is resting as easily as
can be expected, although in much
pain.
Misses Mlauaine Jensen and Mary
Marietta returned Saturday from a
few days visit out of town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

90. p.r| Do f1mr. U.ror
r-r errd4. U OBJ, month mo-
.,refp,. a, p uu .m
r.f. sunda. setool
% 900 NorU.u. PRAYER and .rr
man
... ,..... ...., Deco. ........,.
SOTO '. H' .i'''''' f. ''' MORN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
WITH THE CHURCHES

day evening
Morning Theme THE rrO1ne
Service Special must, aud solo br
Miss Bralelton
Evening Them" Tile First
Question w the Bible o. 8irnn
oance The Gospel SONG 5per
bal music and solo by Ms ifalcI
ton
The good showers on fhe fields
gather up and refresh Boz cgrr place
This D. the mission % the GoHpe. bob
our desert world ~ refresh aud re-
siyo the spirits dropping Ou account
~ the need % refreshing shower
from tie Lord Life and gladnr.F
aud harvest follOs spiritual SHOW
er8.
We have r. cOrnIal Welcome fpr iis.
itors and araugefs Boz ali our rsr,ir-
es md a. the Southern Branch
Of tho Presbyterian church ue riil
be glad 10 have you make fpur
church home with ua
WALTER X. JOHNSTON.
Minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

billinueness. gas on the stomach,
headaches. dorwsincss after eating,
etc. Have no hcsitancy about giving
% 10 any member OF the family how
ever old or young. for 1t contains
nothing injurious 10 the Youngest
person
4 bottle can Dee ohtaincd at any
nearby drug store for filty cents or
und dollar. The latter size Is NOR"
economical and ~ bought by tho
who have already convinced Them
selves Of iis merits Syrup Pcp.in
users learn to discard pills, salts,
cathartics and purEati,es generally
as they are too great a shock to any
average system
Families wishing ~ try free sam
pic bottle can obtain II postpaid 10y
addressing Dr. Vs. - Caldwell. as
Washington ST. Monticello. H. 4
postal card with your name aud ad
dress on 10 viii do
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
A STAPLE MEDICINE
FOR EVREY FAMILY
N0 sell Respecting Group ~ FeV'l"
should be- without Good
Family Laxative.

n is inconceiyable in this day ~
general intelligence that any family
would be- without simple remedy
for thc minor 10 OF l!lc for often
by giving such "a remedy in time 90
serious disease can be- frustrated aud
lifo saved
For example. il At the first sien o.
"a cold O. simple laaaiiyc-;onic like
Dr Caldnclrs syrup roprin we're
sIfru. the beginning OF % serious
lung affection or Of typhoid fever
might be avoided Aud also iu head
aches nervousness. etc small do."
OF this remedy would relieve the con-
grstOu aud replace dIstrcs. with
comfort Mothers givr q 90 tiny iu-
fauts aud little children. aud grown
people take O. with equally good cf-
feet.
ThoGsands of good American
homes ure never without .i. among
them the home Of Mr. G. 4 Wright.
1891 Pasadena Afc. Long Beach,
CAL She had considerable trouble
ul mr little Lawrence three years
OLD. but after regulating his bowels
with small doses OF Dr Caldwell
syrup Popsin be- began 90 thrive and
she has no further trouble with
h,m They u.c 20 regularly 100 her
home
syrup Popsin saves tho health OF
thc family and b saves doctor 81
bills 70 Is @ euaraulrrd cure Tor an,
form OF stomach. liver aud bowel
trouble. constipation. indigestion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
Central Presbyterian


Tho ~ ZOO 81. clock service o. ou
communion service. ehIrh all tho
member are expected 90 attend We
also invite 900 olr ffiDrda ~ tHlf
service 81 Cd. time $50 800 rr-
oeIFc number o' members Those
rho have unf been before the session.
.bu ti.. IA, %, received to-day should
be- ~ .lr church bF ln.f. %. m $50
flu give au opportunity Tor parents
~ present children for uaptism in
fhIs service
ATS tHs O'Clock service the pastor
uiH nrrsrH 0u Tine Judgment
what De- fUr f.es of modern Christ
lanr 900 il subject
SUNDAY stDn. CO.. '.ls a. m De-
rlaioU DaF
Christian EuIeasor g 100 3. 90.
Our ....I.r. 1850 'Or iIn people.
We nIU lr glad io $500 sou ln our
church today Come and worship
with DOS
g. IuOUHEN. Minister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
SOCIETY
Continued rrom Rage Fiyel

ralor. lack Collins. Herbert ruyurr.
crystal smith Norman pafmlcy, Mac
Jones Louise Russell Nc,tic iycy.
RDua and Rena lycy Edward Lar
gent William Russell. Flow I'd
wards The seniors present besides
those Zoo the receiving liuo we're
Frances Hugle. Jewel Davidson.
Catherine Bu'oarc. Estha Randall
Frances nurgD Gertrude Wright
Ora Price. kaleta Vernon. Marie
Crawford. Grace King. Resale Cor
uehus Wilircd Oman. Joe Ross.
No..liud Cornelius. Sam Rodgers.
'lgk Pearson Iorena Garner. Grace
Ford Emma Burah. Elizabeth Bailey
Record Riggs Ruth Kilboruc. Gene
Hoih Wulboru. luuiso CLARK Marion
f,'m TON. Mart Bedford. Jessie
Ford tda Rirhry. Rub, kilbournc.
MARGARET Patterson. Henry Mock
T Hsrrt Webster. ln the receiving line
with Dee honor guests was James
Rockwell house guest ut the home
uf N,y aud Mr. lenningg
,nnuun, cmcnts.
Thea ncau-uol rluh viii br cutter
. tanned hv Mis- Clara Davis. zoe
Pierce .trcCt from a. = o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Tho l'Amilir club will meet
Thursday aftcrnoon ~ the home oi
NrH LcNevue. ''o6 Pierce street.
90. D. o'clock
THE Pilgrim Worker Of the First
mgrcFational aurch viii meet
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
fH' home at M. e.. ] Kclluor. 1907
Buchanan street l,h Mr., prultt a.
leader OF the lo,1n on Our Work
.u NoIco"
Tic Westminster Guild will meet
Monday afternoon al he home of
Nrs r e. Lewis 3oi Taylor street
B' o'clock. when the second chap
200 uf Mexico" g.ll be- studied
o.
D-cl, " of the First baptist
church viii meet FRIDAY afternoon
F Hf 'n o'clock az The home Of Mrs
Mcdaniel lioi Van Burcu street.
o.
iH Cometcr, s.. sociaiion eill hold
3u important mrlng Monday after
H1u ~ the FIRST Presbyterian
church at O'Clock and all members
1r, urged 20 be- present
Tie o. % e. IN meet Tuesday
afternoon al the ZONE of Mrs ". =.
Hopkins. l6ii Harrison street.
o.
The e.. ". 4 w. Of the First
Christian church vill meet wednes.
dag afternoon af . O'Clock AZ the
home Of Mrs Lof Williams. 100 Har-
r.son street. and sii members of the
nssauiSailon ar requested 10 at
tend
The l.. { y. * 5. Vill meet Mon
iay evening az he home OF Mics
Christine Campbell 1900 Pierce II.
special music a. the Polk Street
Methodist church oday
Morning. Anthem. Bless the Lord
uh Ny soul Los den.
solo. - Ave Maria t.rom the
Cavalier Kusticaual-Mrs Rankin
eith violin obligata ~ Miss Eiolse
. Wilson
! Evening. Anta-.n. -, 'diers OF
I Christ, Arise Lacey,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
Second baptist.

60 Norih Pierce street.
as q. N. Sunday school.
Classes FOR an ages. u. @ Low.
res gupi
90 0O q. m. Rev W T. Williams
Of Fl0ydada VIII preach
"Wednesday night prayer meeting.
81 400 O'Clock
Ladies Ald Society Thursday NJ
. % 90.
Friday D. m choir practice
Rev Prydc elll preach AT Cllffsidc
sehod House ~ D m
ROBERT pRYDE. Pastor.
DR. y. @. LOWREY. supt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

Duet StilI sin VITA Thee"
llanInsl Me Rankin aud Mr
Naddill
st0ddard Study Clsss 80 win
hold iis next meeting Friday May
End. The meeting viii b. hold ~
fhe FIRST Christian church and Glass
co. - are Invited 40 be- present 20
ENJOY the lecture by Dr g. j Sum
On the Passion PLAY" which ho ait-
messed while on hla European tour
several years ago.
%
FollOwing De- tho pro gram for The
r D G. which meet MAY itl al lsit
Harrison ST. NJ S. % Hopkn.
aud u Y swift hostesses.
Roll call ......... Current Events
Southern SONG rs chapirr
Paper Battle Of ChancelOrsyills
...... ... Mrs Bcard
Instrumental solo Miss Lackey
Paper Stoneuall Jackson DOE.
.......... ...... Mrs sander
solo ........... Mrs. "A a TAFT
Poem Lieutenant John Pelham"
Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Burrows
Instrumental Duet Mary Hopkins
aud Mabel Holland
o.
The s. W. 4 ~ the Firfi Baptist
church will meet Monday afternoon
an the home OF Mis- Pink Jenkins.
1901 Taylor street when the follow
ing program Rl 80 rendered
Leader AIRS sam Vaughn
Home Field Miss Katie Rae Niece
Music ..... Mrs Frank hyburu
Foreign Mission Journal ......
................. Mis- Ioiliton
Business
All members are urged 80 bee pre-
sent for the election of members Oh
several committees 20 br apnpinlol.
The T.. T.. o Chapter Am meet
Tuesday afternoon 90 the home OF
Mrs W H Kimbrough 1910 Van
buren, street with Miss Mcdonald and
Mrs KimbrOugh aa ho.iesecs. Ma.
j. a. Hill will be- leader OF The les
son
Tho Progressive Needle club viii
meet TUESDAY Mat ID pi'h Mrs lett
sos North Fillmorr street
The Needle club via meet Tue
day afternoon 90 'ho home OF Nr
Frank 81 Ryhurn 1909 Fillmore 80.
with Mrs Howard Trigr as hostess
so meeting Of shc Philharmonic
club viii be- Hrld Monday as armour
pel
The y IS s. viIl meet MONDAY OF.
tornoou at the home OF Ni" Pink
Jenkins. ltul Taylor street
So Aun't Altar Guild uiIl meet
| Friday afternoon at tho homo uf Nrs
Henry G. Harding 1870 Lincoln ST.
/ - 3 clock
FolloNiug B. the prurram of epr 100
music 10 bc rendered to-day a. tIr
/ central Pre- 5y'ori1u ,..nrr'i
Noruiuy Nu.i'.
ORGAN Prelude Andan'r rom
/ symphonic Pahotiquc' IsChaihuN ht
Mr. Aston
/ Anthem The Jos OI Service
........... ........ Ashford
The D.o.r
/ pucrlory Melody ........
...... .......... Guttsch1lk
Mr. ANi,ll
/ Solo one swcrtly solemn Thought
. Ambrose
Mrs Tnil with violin obliroto by
/ Nr Jesse
| Organ pustludc Grand Chocur'
..... ....,............ Spon~
Mr ANfrll
Etcning Music.
I ORGAN Prelude Pilgrim Chorus
! ........ WaruHr-lcmrtr
Mr ANteil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

Meets 'ath Lord day la the Conn
IS Courl room Song .rrfiro. 90 30
-. a. bible study 10 300 m.
prayer. praise and communion sen.
Vice 4 g. m. Every member of tho
church OF christ b. urged 10 be- pres
cnt Tho public ia cordially Invited
StsgrgcrH are assured welcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

GN2 East Eighth street,.
Regular SUNDAY service J. p. NJ
"Wednesday evening Testimonial
meeting a. 500 O'Clock
Sunday School FOR The benefit ~
pupils 10 years and younger 3D. heM
In tAe Church building ~ lo q. n.
Reading Room IN the Church b1ig
lne o. open daily. except SUNDAY
from o 600. 90 . ~. where lie
bible aud authorized Christian
Science literature may DO read. ~
p1rrha.ed f desired
The public o. very cordially W..
.lted 10 attend those services au1 tn
make uso OF our reading room.