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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-12
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There Is plenty OF sunshine for Phil
adelphia not far ahead that should
make the heart OF every true Chris
tlan beat with joy.
The cause of all this brightness is
the coming evangellstlc campaign OF
BILLY" Sunday.
During the few weeks the master
evangelist is in Philadelphia thou.
sands of men will walk down the
"saw-dust' aisleB in the tabernacle,
and, after asking for prayers, will
start to live new lives. Thousands OF
men, who have followed the DEVILS
broad highway for many years will
no longer be found in the saloons
and dens of vice, but instead will be
active in the religious work of the
city.
Their evenings will be spent with
wives and mothers; and the children.
who are now crying for bread and
warmth, will play at theBe mems knees
before glowing firesldes.
For decades the average "man OF
the world" has been fortunate II a
Clergyman or churchman once a year
asked him to go to church. When
Sunday departs, the men who stay
away from Gods house and follow the
sinful and debauching amusements
NHdN reHldln VIII udlly nave 10 uOuSe
through dark alleys to avoid Invita-
tlons to attend divine worship and to
join the marchers in the path that
leads to perfect peace.
Some churches in Philadelphia are
proud to add half hundred new mem
bers in year. Others consider II a
lucky year when they place a score
on their rolls.
Just wait until billy" Sunday
comes. Then watch PHILLIPS.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
CHURCH SOCIETY
DOES MUCH GOOD
Organization of Trinity Pres
byterian Church Plans So
cial Service to Relieve
Distress.

One Of the most successful church orr
Eanisatlons in Philadelphia Is the Trinity
Yearly Beneficial Society Of Trinity Pres
bytarian Church, Frankford avenue and
Cambria street, re was organized on De-
csnnber 2. 1911, and although It had but
nve members at that time, there are now
more than 200 active workers on its roll.
Their ages range from 10 10 30 years.
The society was the inspiration of Hugh
A. Macmillan. an enterprising young
church worker, who has ever since been
honored with the presidency OF the So
cioty.
81 successful has been the work Of the
organization that two other CHURCHES. the
Tabor Presbyterian, 18th and Christian
streets, and the Hollond Memorial Broad
and Federal streets, have organized sim
liar associations.
The monthly dues OF the society are 80
cents. This entities to sick and death
benefits. At the end Of the fiscal year
the society dlssolves and refund is made
to the members. In 1912 the refund was
$b.A per capita. In 1918 1t only totaled
t4O5. This years return amounted to S5.Sl.
Five cents of the monthly membership
dues is set aside for permanent fund
In case any member in good standing
shall be sick or disabled at the time OF
the annual dissolution who had not re-
ceiyed any benefits during the year, he
shall be entitled TO the sum of $25, or
FIVE weeks benefits from the permanent
fund.
The pastor of the church, the Rev. Rob-
ert Burns Wallace, and the officials of
the society are so enthusiastic at the
good results of the association that they
have decided to organize for social service
work, so as to be in a position to relieve
much of the prevalent distress In the
northeast section of the city.
There are no paid officers, save the
secretary, who receives only a nominal
compensation.
At the last meeting ARRANGEMENTS were
made for n banquet, to be held early In
February, at which the social service fea-
lures contemplated will be discussed.
The officers of the society are: Presl-
dent, Hugh A. Macmillan; vice president,
Elmer Strange; secretary. Robert w.
Stewart; treasurer Dr. II, B. Keech, of
the Northeastern Hospital.
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BIBLE CLASS CAMPAIGN
FOR SUNDAY CONTINUES
Mr.. Dewey Has Busy Week Ahead.
Scranton Man Here Tomorrow.

thTs OOWey haS BUSY week AneaQs
Scranton Man Here Tomorrow.
The Rev. George G. Dewey. general sec
retary of the Philadelphia County Sabbath
School Association, will continue his ac-
tivities tomorrow and through the coming
week in the interests OF the organizations
of $1,000 men I'm Bible classes for the COM
ing Sunday evangellsuc campaign
Tomorrow morning he win speak at St.
Matthew'S Lutheran Church, Broad and
Mt Vernon streets. In the afternoon, at
2:45, he Is to be at Emmanuel Reformed
Church, 3Sth and Barring streets; at $3.50 a
Mt Hermon Reformed Church, 18th and
Wingohocking streets and at o clock at
the Cooper Memorial Methodist Church.
SD street and Girard avenue. IN the eve
ming he viii be the speaker at the Central
Baptist Church, Wayne.
During the week MIR. Dewey Will meet
the following schedule: Monday night,
First Baptist Church, Germantown: Tues
day night, Reformed Episcopal Church,
18th and Tasker streets; Wednesday night.
Lawndale Presbyterian Church; Thursday
night, st. Stephens Methodist Church.
Germantown; Friday night, Munford Bap-
tist Church.
Walter Buck, OF the First Presbyterian
Bible Glass. Scranton. will speak here In
three places on Sunday in the interests
of the Sunday campaign. In the morn
ing he viii be at the Mt Airy Presby-
terian Church; at 3 o'clock in the after
noon he will speak in the First Baptist
Church. and in the evening at 1880 O'Clock.
at Heidelberg Reformed Church, 18th and
oxford streets.
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NEW DEPARTMENT FOR THE
A. J. DRExEL BlDDLE CLASSES
Women to Have Branch of Bible Or
ganizations as Well as Men.

Women to Have Branch of Bible Or
ganizations as Well as Men.
A women's department of the Drexel
Biddle Bible Glasses viii be Organized
this evening al a meeting of the presl-
dents and teachers OF the womens classes
OF Philadelphia and Camden at the Bible
classes home, 1917 Mount Vernon street.
There are at present 110 women's Drexel
Biddle Bible Glasses In these two cities,
but they have been working as a part OF
the mems organization. This evening
supervisors and assistant SUPERVISORS
from each section or Philadelphia and
Camden will be appointed, ranking with
the men superintendents and directors.
respectively, and the women's branch
will be conducted under their direction.
with the cooperation OF the chief direc-
tors The two branches OF the organiza-
uon will work along the same lines In
close cooperation and harmony with
each other, and the new department Is
expected 10 give added impetus 10 the
work already established
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EXTRA MUSICAL PROGRAM

Elaborate Arrangements Made for
Lemon Hill Meeting in oarrick.
freedoms Song" viii be the topic Of
the Rev DR.. James B. Ely at the non
sectaifan meeting in the Gsrrics T'hsetro
tomorrow evening. when the Lemon Hill
Association viii celebrate the 9Coth an.
niversery Of the birth or George white.
field, the great evangelist Every part Of
the elaborate program will he related 10
the general theme OF redemption and the
new song book appropriately entitled
Redemption Hymns" which was com
piled expressly for these meetings, viii
be used for the hrst time
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TO ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN

A special rally for men VIII be held in
the Seventh Street Methodist Church, Tth
and Norris streets, tomorrow evening at
10 O'Clock, for The purpose OF organizing
for the Billy" Sunday campaign.
The pastor of the church, the Rev. r.
z. Johnson, is secretary or the prayer
meetings IN that district OF the city. ana
he 10 anticipating much activity by the
men OF his church
F. ii. Baker and Or. NJ. W. Lampe. a
University OF Pennsylvania team Of sun
GAY boosters" will be the speakers.
Special music will be provided.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES



BAPTIST TEMPLE, Broad and Berks.
Preaching by the Pastor
RUSSELL H. CONWELL
Morning. 1880; Bible School, 2:3O; eve, 7:4b.
MABELLE COCHRAN ADDISON
favorlte Contralto, will assist the chorus
in the evening. Organ Recital, 7:15 VIM.
Powell Twaddell. Musical Director.
TEMPLE GLEE
Concert, Tuesday Dec. Is, s:t5 p. m.
CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st. west OF 10th.
GEORGE d. ADAMS, d. D., Pastor.
O:4J-BrotherhOod OF A, and p.
10 80 a. m.-Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
$50 p. m.-Blble School and Mems Bible
Union.
EAST BAPTIST CHURCH
Glrurd and r. Columbia aves.
Rev. c. H. WOOLSTON, d. D., Pastor. -
1880 a, m.-.'What Is II to Re in Christ T.
Junior Church tonight at 1870.
2p BAPTIST HELPING HAND CLASS meets
Davies general secretary OF the American
Sunday School Union. Friday night. John
g. Sayre. leader Bethany Anchorage, JOG N.
9th st., for girls and women. Meetings Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday nights, Mrs,
Annie Johnson, superintendent.
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FIRST CITY TROOP GOES
TO CHURCH TOMORROW
Historic Organization to Hear Talk
by Cyrus Townsend Brady.

AS tomorrow is the Sunday nearest the
anniversary OF the death OF George Wash
ington, the First Troop, Philadelphia City
Cavalry, will hold It's annual commemora-
tlon service in St. James Church, 22d and
Walnut streets, that day.
The troop, wearing full-dress uniform,
will enter the church at 4 p. m. An elab-
crate musical service will be given by a
choir of 80 voices accompanied by organ,
with trumpets, trombones timpani. base
drum and cymbals from the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
occasion will be made by the Ven. Cyrus
Townsend Brady, author, formerly arch
deacon of the diocese of Philadelphia.
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oo1IEaE DEAN ro sprAr

Or. Seneca Bgbert dean of Medico-
Chirurgical COLLEGE will address the reg
ular mems meeting in Central Branch
Y. M. c. A. tomorrow at D, m IN the
auditorium Invitations have been sent
to all the medical colleges in Philadei.
phis. and a large attendance Of students
Is expected. Special music will be a
feature.
The Drop-in Class led by Thomas l.,
Lawton VIII study the subject. "veneer-
ing Impossible" in the lobby at 3 n. M
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aoLpEN IupILEE 80

He4s Hope Presbyterian Church win
and is seml= centennial celebration 10
aaqlrQN. The ROY Dr. Charles n Bron-
son. the pastor. WIZ preach an rhetorical
sermon in the mofuIus IN the altoIuaan
ferluar aaperiutandeafa 81 the Bible school
sli address tie punIls
tne htH EH NtiHani ii Raherls atsfzl
zsfA g tnH Naeaai eInhay. sas
te A44ezt H 0eaan 81 -
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Ex-aov. HANIY AT ". BRANoH
Liquor Fighter to Talk at Y. n. C. A.
Meeting Tomorrow.

EX Governor j. Frank Hanly. of In
diana. one Of the leaders of the Figms
Squadron against Hquor now campaign
ing in this city, vii be the speaker al
the West Branch K. M o. a. meefing
tomorrow afternoon al q u'cloek Frank
Getty alu artsiie. and there Wil ~
special masia under the ieadefahil 81
Hanrg ~ Lewis
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FINE music PLANNED
philadelphia Orchestra Members to
Play at Messiah Church.

Emil F. Schmidt. yiolinist. and William
a achmidti 'celllst, of the PHILADELPHIA
Orchestra, are again to be heard al
Messiah Lutheran Church. l6th and JET
fsrson streets. the Rev. Daniel Z. Welgle.
pastor
They viii give an elaborate program
tomorrow, ana Sehneckers "hIy Faith
Looks Up 20 Thee. with violin obligato.
an pc sung By the quartet Edna Har-
eood baughar and AR. HipWeu win sing
= Wiii MaEnify Thee. o Gods'
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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
--LUNCHE0NS START MONDAY
New Movement to Be Inaugurated
by Loring Raymond Fulmer.

Uy LUIIHB 1VHy yIIUHU uIIIIeI'
An unusual movement will be inaugu-
ated In this city next Monday. when for
the first time, business mems ! o'clock
fellowship luncheon will be started. The
purpose of the luncheons, which is the
plan OF Lorlng Raymond Fulmer, a
Christian engineer, is to bring Christian
men and women together during one
hour. when they may discuss spiritual
topics and may read the Bible and re-
ligious and church literature.
The frst luncheon is to be held in
Hanscom's restaurant 927 Market street
and 1t is hoped to have them follow regu-
laTly afterward
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$4,000 MEMORIAL FOR
DR.. w. C. RICHARDSON
Movement on Foot to Honor Memory
of Late Rector of st. James.

A movement has been started to have
a suitable memorial placed i'm ST. James
Protestant Episcopal Church, 22d and
Walnut streets. In recognition OF the
services of the late rector, the Rev DR..
William G. Richardson,
Just what kind OF a memorial will be
obtained has not been decided, but it is
the present plan TO spend about $4,000
for IT,.
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HoPE PREsBYTERIAN cHuRcH


$50 ana Wharton sts -
Minister. Rev y. GRAY BOLTON, u. d.
Rev WILLIAM TAYLOR CALDW ELL, AS
iOsI5 a. m-Rev. Caldwell VIII preach.
& :i5 .. m.-pr, Bolton, "a Good tarcha5s
81 PAUL PRESBNTERlAN CHURCH
BnitiuloFa ave, cor a0th 81.
Rey, ]. BEvEfdpGE LsE. ID. D. Mia
i64s m--Publi1 Worship. sermon b. Doe
s3Op. n-Graded Biele school.
as .. m--EFeulng Worship sermon p
DocLur Lee. Muela pF solu luartel Chell.
Nav Porter. Director ana orEaniat
an alttlnea are lree
SCOTS CHURCH Broad ar.. below Aolri1 s.,
~ STUART MOORE. u. H.s Minister
10-3o-"rhe Power aE Divine Love-
1.a5-"A Man al us h-st
TABERNACLE BfIERIAN cHuReH
Chestnut ana Ztlr minister Key.
JOHN ALLAN tt. u I-, WlH Hr1laa.
fH n uf-aDeEaf thn Nlfl aHuHHr
IL l-',I ,Iael q HfIislaaa Certainty
Union IANeEhhHla
IuIt and Dlf4l aIl.
EEH HuaEHn HUHlH PASTOR Hi
HlLA a# ~ t a@Na
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cHuRcH, or THE HOLY APOSTLES
Rey. GEORGE HERBERT TooP, Rector.
Holy Communion, a. m; Morning PrayeE
and Sermon by the Rector 1890 a. m sun
day School and Bible Glasses 2:3o D. M
Evening Service and Sermon by the Rev
Roland C. ormshee. New York city 1850
Evening. Harp and Violin Accompaniment.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
1854


1864 GOLDEN Jtfptf uE 1o4n
WEST HOPE. Cor. Preston and Asprn ate
lRey CHARLES E. BRONSON, p. IS. Min
Rev CHARLES H. WHITAKER, b. d..
Philip
1850 Historical Sermon by the Pastor.
$50 ,, m.-Blble School and Bible Union
Addresses by former superintendent
I-Christinn Endeavor Societies.
1:fb-preshyterian Night Sermon h, Rev
william II. Roberts. D. D.. Stated Clerk and
former Moderator OF General Assembly
WOODLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s2d and Pine sts.
J = RAMSAY SWAIN. Minister
lUO0-M ms Bible Glass Rally.
~ i,,187g,,,S ,198T7MS9irship. Childrens Sermon, THE
GOD"
2:45-Blble School. Now scholars invited.
worship. sermon, "gEoRGB WHITE.
REVIVAL THEY LED, Seventh in seriea
"Wednesday at S:0o-Ilustrated lecture on
''rhe Moslem World"
II you are looking for Church Home
Come thou and all thy house"
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Dre1el BiddIo bible Classes

DIR E%EL BIpDLE BIBLE CLASSES
Educational Rally Thursday night, Richard
son Memorial Presbyterian church. Goth and
noweI SSII' T. a. A. Ihmiey. Mike" 6orias and
John sparhawk, Jr. All welcome.
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PARISH OF ST. LUKE
18th st. below Spruce
Rev DAVID NJ. STEELE, Rector.
s . am-Holy Communion.
10 a. m.-Sunday School,
II a. m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon
p, m.-Evening Prayer. Anthem and Ad-
organ. harp and violin prelude, interiude and
postlude.
Mr. SayIor. baritone soloist
Tho Rector will preach al both nervices
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The Rev. George Chalmers Richmond
will preach the second of his sermons on
THE Economic Christ" tomorrow night
in st. Johns Episcopal Church. Brown
street below Sd. In the morning his topic
will be THE UnfaiIing Goodness of God"
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EPIPHANY CHAPEL
iTth and Summer SITS.
S a. m.-Hoy Communion.
IL a. m.-MorninR Prayer and Sermon
2:4b D. m.-Sunday school,
8 D. m.--EVenlng Prayer and Address
Rev. Irving A. MeGrew will preach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-12

GREEN HILL thU hlA
Girard ave above lbtns
REN. EDWARD WARREN, Preacher.
Morning, no go
Co-operation and Congregational Meeting g
be held on Monday evening. Decenher a. 2
otglOcr
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THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN cHuRCH,
4 4Tth 81 and Kngsessng ave. Minister,
he Rev John q. Reeve, 10. 10. 1898 a. m,
tComIuunlon Servicelf 'Purging the Con
scienee. 1.a5 p. m. "A Great man con
version '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-06
20 YEARS OLD.

Mrs. John Charlton died at her
home. north Of Mexico.
Mrs Maria Wells. 81 years old, died
at her home in this city.
Prof w. W. Clendenin left for Bat.
on Rouge. La, where he I'D been an.
pointed state geologist.
Roy, the five year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Field, fen fifteen
feet from a portlco and broke his
arm.
The barn and granary belonging 10
sam Mccord. 5 miles southwest Of
Mexico, burned.
wa was declared between japan
and China The Japanese seized The
hlng OF corea and held him prisoner.
Judge William P. Harrison, leading
1uriSt' died at his homo in Hannibal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-06

We are needing rain.
Marion Eyut snd Granddaughter.
Miss crsalmon casins OF HRllsFile
we're guests Of Dr. J. F. Flyut and
family last week.
The many friends % Mrs C R Mas
sey OF Mexico. formerly OF this
place. are sorry to hear Of her IN
neSs and hope for her speedy recov-
cry.
Miss Ruth Woods who became III
last Saturday Is better.
Roy Woods went 10 ST. Louis Fri
day and returned Monday.
Mr.. and AIRS. W. B. Marshall Of
Mexico were guests Of II. l.
weaYers Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Stuart spent a few days
with her sister. Mrs. Noble Barnes.
south Of Mexico. last week.
Mrs. ]. +. Flynt was called to
Columbia SATURDAY to be at the bed
side OF her father. Mr.. Roberts. who
Is very III.
Joe Python and family entertain
ed at dinner Sunday Corn Bowen
and family and Mrs. Bowen OF Ken
lucky, Bert Bowen and family of
Long Branch. J. Il. Lowery and fam
lily Of Mexico and Grover White and
family.
Mrs. r. S. Montgomery and chill
ldrsn of Mexico spent a few days
with r. L. Heller and family re-
Gently. =
John FREDDIE OF Mexico attended
church here Sunday and alto dinner
With II. L. Weaver.
7. J.. Bybee and family attended
church at MtZion Sunday.
We were glad 10 see old Grand
ma Fisher out at the baptizing Sun
day afternoon.
Our sympathy extended R. H. Sta
art and family in the death Of, his
son. Wesley. The family formerly
lived here.
Rev. T. NJ. Grimmett preached his
farewell sermon at Mt Zion Sun
day morning. He baptised l5 con
serts Sunday evening at 4 O'Clock
who had Joined the church during
the recent meeting.
Rev. Charles Richmond OF Paris &
helping Rev. H. B. Banks in a pro
tracted meeting at Bethel Presbyter
ian Church.
Little Miss Elizabeth CanthorI
! was the guest Of Mexico RELATIVES
|, last week.
Several are making plans to at
tend the Mexico Fair and Chautauqu
John Heizer and family attended
the supper as Santa Fe saturda,
night and visited relatives.
Jas Camplin and wife Of Santa F
were guests of John Heizer fam
} lily Sunday.
Clyde Marshall and family hay
J moved TO Mrs. Tanners property I
Moline.
Edgar Berrey and wife Of Cant
: were weekend guests OF R. L. Hell
or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-06
AuxvAssE.

Ms. Thompson Of Fzitoa Is tho
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Victor HAN
Hton.
TIE ban game Thursday between
Aursssse and bachelor flashed with
the score Of 3 TO 6 In flvor OF Aux
vase.
chas. Dudley and family motcred
to Mexico sunday and were guests
Of the Tate NcCue's.
The hardware 1rm OF Powell &
Son Is nov occupying the new r. c.
Stokes building facing the station.
Ms. walter Harrison sad Miss
Jessie Harrison were hostesses to
the Tuesday Club at their country
home. l mile north Of town this
week.
p. c. Stokes parents who have bee
With them for a fortnight return
ed to their home IN Maiden, No,
Monday.
VIII Harris and wife Of Fulton a
tended the speaking here Wednesday
night accompanying Frank Harris Of
Columbia. q brother. who was also
one OF the speakers. being a csndi
dae for state Senator.
Penn mnson and Miss Lyle Post
UNI have returned 10 their home
in Kansas City after a visit Il
Misses Mary Burnham and Hortens'
Buckner.
Miss Nancy Mosby Who has beer
suffering from a poison which set
tied n her eyes IS about all right
again.
All business ia the Kingdom OF Ca
laSay has been suspended the pas
week. due to the primary. but nov
that it IS finished. We will sit n
end be the same business center a
heretofore.
Miss Hortense Buckner's wedding,
announced for sometime during tn
first of October. is looked forward t
by society, as one of the creates
events OF our little city.
The candidates spoke here Wednel
day night TO a crowded street ans
when several home men arcse Z
sneak the tone OF aration prove
there is a number Of suffragettes ey
en- in Auxvasse.
Those OF our citizens who were abb
10 attend a midsummer Night
Dream" at Hardin this week,
presented by home talent can, in
small way picture now what tn
great Redpath : yawter Chautanqua
system will present in Shakes
peare's Comedy Of Errors
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-06
RowENA.

Peek end TAxer sold 70 Mr.. Tom
Hodge ot contrAlia s fat cows.
The two weeks meeting at Mt
Zion. conducted By Rev. Tucker. elos'
ed Sunday night.
A P. Xager and family visited
relatives IN Madison Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. H Campbell who has been
whiting A P. yaeer went 10 Il. l.
Berry's Sunday.
Aubrey Donaldson. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs oakly Donaldson. died Mon
day. Aug. 5. The remains will IL
laid TO rest at Maple Grove church.
The many friends extend sincere
sympathy 10 the bereaved.
School begins a. Fuller. Aus. 10
Joseph Lee Fighter. the son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe RICHTER. u
sick.
John Carter is very sick a: TIT
present time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-06
nsw aops.

A. Wilson was the guest OF c. d.
Wilson and wife Monday.
Edgar Berry and wife visited his
hcmefolks the latter part OF the week
R. l. Shock is the guest Of W.
T. Chick and family al present.
Everyone in this neighborhood Is
going to the chautauuua. which prom
ises to be the best ever In Mexico.
C. d Wilson and wife visited John
Dixon and family Sunday.
John Dixon. wife and daughter wers
visitors at C. d. Wilson's Monday.
W. H. Berry and wife, also Mrs
Lula Dollins and children were the
guests Of W. N. Chick and wife Sun
day.
Wen. / heard lots Of cannons IL
the Civil War. but / think ! viii
hear Uncle Joe II / can find oul
what day he shoots.
The picnic near Salt River was en-
joyed by everyone present.