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The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
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Ne are sure having some req winter weather
 Herman Browns sister Of Hi n9is is visiting him at present
 Clay Wright of Fredonia. kansas is visiting relatives in this vicinity
 Bob Woods of Spring Creek vis fled with Newt Baegett's family sunday
 Hrs. John =Eversose, who la beer sick for some time, i5 some bettel a this writing.
 If We und rs and the anfi-tru law the dos ors of springdale have violatel it 10 the fullest extent.
 E@ker Hanes left lasr wek fol Poeatello, Idaho, and of course hi. best girl was going out there
 Mrs Balls and children left Christmas day for Poea.ello, Idaho where will join her husband whe went out there some time ago
 Xmas passed very quiet in this vicinity santa visited Johnnez and gave him a beautiful girls pic tafe. it being Miss Floy Terry s ot Fredonia Kansas
 We understand that our friend Charley sailer. who went 10 Pc a telo, Idaho. some time ago has got a good job We wish fol Charley success
 Elder Leonard and family moved on to the Davis farm last Friday Mr Leonard is we'll pleased with his new home. He preached very interesting sermon at this plac Sun day
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
 GOSHEN.

Peop.e that have moving 10 do arr have a disagreeable job.
 Lueius Parker was over from HiadsYi1le last week visiting rela tives.
 Howard Clark and family of Rich land View are moving to Goshen this week
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bragg spent last week visiting with relatives at Spring Valley
 Eugene Phillips of Monett Mo, visited with relatives here few days this week.
 Charley Mayfield went to. Fay etteville Monday 10 enter the Com mereial college at that place
 Dave kinsey and family of near Ballard, Ok a are visiting with rel atiyes around Goshen this week.
 Henry Walker of near Johnson spent Saturday night with his une- le, Dr. J. W. Walker and family.
 Thanks, MT Editor for the pretty Christmas card We received, and We wish you very happy new year
 Miss Gladys Smith of Richland View spent latter part of last Week visiting her sister Mrs Grace Neill-
 Notwithstanding the bad weather there was a very good attendance at the Christmas tree Wednsday night
 Miss Pearl Blake came out from Fayetteville and spent Christmas with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Bill Blake.
 Miss Eula Clark came out from Fayetteville and spent the holidays with her parents, MT and Mrs. FL cry Clark.
 Mrs. Villines came over from
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

ter spending Chris mas with her parents Mr. and Mrs John Mccoy. west of Johnson.
 Rev Cline, of Sprinsda.e. preach ed here Sunday evening He will conduct religious services here again in the afternoon of the sec ond Sunday in January.
 J. F. Liehlyter who moved from. here last winter to Parsons, Kansas. is coming back to Arkansas right away He has a big sale Of prop erty billed for Tuesday, Dec. 30.
 Lee Skil'ern came in Thursday evening from Elkins, and left Fri day morning for Proctor, Okla. where he goes to assist in the an nual invoice of the Proctor Mer- cantile Co.
 Johnson folks enjoyed reading Mrs. Cora Cummings letter from St- attle, Wash. Now why don't more of these far away Arkansaw folks who get The News write a few it. ems once ln Wnlle!
 The Holiday season has passed very quietly in this vicinity. We had no public Christmas tree, but several private trees were gaily adorned with gifts, etc, in various homes in the neighborhood. The past week has brought no re- lief from the cloudy, slushy, snowy. drizzly weather which has been
 aying so closely with the Ozark region for so many days, that it would be quite freak for us to have a real day of sunshine again.
 C. w Adams returned recently from sojourn at Glaremore, Okla, where he had been to take treat ment for that old rheumatism at tack which has been causing him so much trouble for several months The treatment gave MT. Adams quite a bit of relief
 Wm. Lichlyter and wife and son. John, have been spending several days with local relatives and friends Billy has been living for several years near Parsons. Kansas. but has disposed of his interests there and Is now looking for location in Arkansas
 Agent Hayes has no telegraph in sruments i'll the Johnson depot now. The trouble between the telegraph operators and the Frisco is nearing a strike, so the railroad officials came up the line Sunday night and removed the telegraph instruments from the stations where the operat- ors#w were ined up with the oHgani- zation of railway telegraphers who intend to go on strike if the Fris- co fails to grant eersain increases which they want.
 Mul lpppkmO
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

ryville at the age of Il years
 The Green Forest Tribune re ports the bir,h of twins, one a boy and the other girl, to Mr and Mrs Frank Beck, near that place
 The demand for marriage lieens- es has been reasonably good the past week Tho issued he past week were for the following part ies: j. R Carver and Miss Carrie A. Ham; G NJ But CT and Miss Tena Caudle; O NJ Franklin and Miss Blanche Car1iker;; Guy Moore and Miss 0ma Naples; Robert Youngblood and Miss Vesta Nance Wilson Enix and Miss Yyda Mur- phy. .-Berryyille Progre $
 Lum Anderson, one of the most successful cattle raisers of the county, sold one hundred head of yearHnes pas. steers from his farm near Green Forest Tuesday for SAP head, s4,200 for the bunch. They were purchased by buyers a. Marshfield, Missouri, and they will be taken over there for feeding MT. Anderson says he has been in the cattle business all his life and that is the best prices he has ev- CT Yet received for bunch of yearlings, and this Democratic year, too. when all farmers and stock raisers are to be ruined with Democratic tariff.-Berryyille Star
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
BOONE

II is expected that the postoffice al Harrison win advance to the second class on April
 THa Harrison Times reports the following marriage c R Lawson and Miss Nellie ByerIy, both of Alpe8a; Gus Toney and Miss Ruby Baker; James Y Blair and Miss DOua Jones'
 Receiver Ben Rowland. of the Bank of Eyerton has withdrawn ne charge of forgery made by the bank officials some time ago against R L. Workman. in con neetioH with lie Banks failure Harrison Times
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Green Forest few days ago 10 make her home with her son Rev. Nil.ines of this place.
 Mr and Mrs Ed Walker Of near Fayetteville spent Saturday and sun day with Mrs Walkers parents, Mr. and Mrs Dock Phillips
 There will be an oyster supper at the Methodist Church Wednesday night The procea ds of the sup per will be used for the benefit of the church
 The little ten months old baby of Mir and Mrs Grant kinsey died Friday evening and was buried in the Goshen cemeter Saturday after noon Rev Eillines eondue.ed the funeral services.
 Mrs John NeiT and Miss Dessa Blake gave dinner at the home of Mir. and Mrs John Neill Monday in honor of John Neill's and Jim War ren's birthdays. A few guests were invited and We suppose they had all kinds of good things to eat as they are both expert cooks,
 Quite a lot of moving has take n place in Goshen in the last few days Bill Dyer and family have moved onto Ashley Clark's farm near Habberton and Fiery Byrd has nov ed into the house vacated by Mr. Dyer and Cleve Byrd has moved on to Gram kinsey 5 pace
 GvnSy
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
Johnney.
JUST ONE THING AFTER AN-
 OTHER

Brr-r, brrr,
 Honk- hOnk
 Gilligillup-gilligillug
 The pedestrian paused at the in tersection of two busy cross-streets and looked about
 An automobile was rushing at him from one direction. motorcycle from another, an auto truck was coming from behind and taxicab was speedily approae hing
 Ztp-zip' Zing glug
 He looked up and saw directly above him runaway airship in rap i'd descent.
 There was but one chance. He was standing upon a man-hole cover Quickly seizing it, he lifted the lid and jumped into the hole-just 1T time to De run over by subway train.-Lippineott's.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
-----> ---'------------------ - HABBERTON.

MisseS Beula and Maggie Van @ant visited with Sonora friends Fri day and Saturday.
 Master Dale Slaughter of Spring dale Is vi1iling Dean Trammel and Cleo harper this week.
 Mrs. w W. Johnson spent a few days last week with her aunt, Mrs. A NJ Kennan of Springdale.
 Misses Martha Hilton of Sonora and Grace Neill of Goshen spent the holidays with Miss Stella E. Nel- son.
 Christmas was spent very quietly al this place Some few journeyed over to Goshen to the Christmas tree
 Howell Johnson of Dallas, Texas, spent the holidays with relatives here and tosceola He leaves to- day Tor his home.
 Dock Vernon of Ardmore, Ok a , is visiting his brothefin-law. F M. Stobaugh of this place and daugh- ter, Mrs Jno Nelson of Zion.
 Joye Johnston is visiting his sist- CT. Mrs. Newt Whetzel ofZnear Westvflle, Okla Newt and Bertha will accompany him home and will visit short time before their de- parture 10 California where tAet=ex- pect to make their home
 AfHer al illness of=aear two yea: : J.B. Frost.fass away Monday morning a=-ss15 o'clock his home east of Habberton With him when the end came were his faithful wife. and sons. Gland of Vinffa. Okla. Ivan of Goshen. Frank and Lawrence, and his daughter. Miss Sue Earl of Holt. Cal. and Roger Of Sacrimeuto, Gal, wefe= un- able 10 get he.e Mr Frost wa stricken with para ysis some two years ago and has b en a coustan- slfieser = er= since, having been#eon- fined 70 his rom near six months. Funeral services will be held to-day (Tuesday II a m at Goshen and the remains aill be inserred in the Goshen cemet5Ty Mr Frost has long be a reside4t of this place and is held in high este m hy his many friends He was man of strong convictions He always stood out fat hful for what he con csived 70 be the right He was publt spirited and never ceased 70 take an active interest in the wei fare and advancement of the com munitg and he will b grea.ly miss cd by all He i= also survived by an aged father W Frost of Gosh en. brother Joe of Fayetteville and Ton of Goshen. Tie sofrowing fam fly have the sympathy of the entire community iii their bereayeme nt. Death our dearest ties can sever.
 Take our love q ones from our
 side;
 Bear them from our home forever,
 Ger the dark cold river side.
 sarah Jane.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
iBY LOVES ZE.No
 FOR SKIN TROi BILE
stops Itching at Once. Cures Ii'i.i-
 tattd. ChaFped skin.
Buy a 25c bottle today and prove il

Buy Poe bottle today and prove il
 Try one application Of ZEMO oil the baby, and see the poor little fellow jubilate with his toes, and ebuckle. If he could only talk, he q thank you for the heavenly relief. ZEMO is guaranteed to stop itching immediately or money is refunded
 For rash, letter. and all the skin tortures that babies suffer, ZEMO has no equal
 For the skin troubles that men and women suffer, for all the itching raw, saorching e. zema, dandruff, in famed or reddened skin, 1t has long proven it's astonishing results in thousands of cases The immed- fate relief il gives is almost heaven ly ZEMO is a clean, antiseptic so- lation applied to the skin; no oily paste or ointment.
 My feet would seald and crack into the blood. Could hardly walk. Tried one bottle of ZEMO, Poe, and it cured them" F. w. Flowers, .Oakdale, Va,
 ZEMO is not a greasy ointment Or paste, but a clean, aniseptic so- lution applied to the skin. Try a bottle today end your torture
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
MADISON

Mrs earl Neal died recently at her home at Drakes Creek.
 Miss Mamie Harris and Doy,e Whittemore of Huntsville were mar ried last week
 Henry Hart and Miss Rosa Jones of Clifty were married at Hunts vile last week by County Judge Cannon.
 The remains of Mrs. Kettle Key holds, daughter of Mrs. Duck Stin- nett of Baldwin township. who died at her home at Leslie fo consump- tion, arrived here Friday for burial in White River cemetery. She was only about 22 years o3d.-st Paul Mountain Air
 Marriage License
 J. F. Yates 49 HartWell, 10 Mrs. Pearl Guthrie 27 HartWell.
 b R Wolf Il Truth. 10 Lille Jack 23 Truth Harrison Burk 24 Wharton, 10 Belle Faddis l6 Wharton.
 Ellis H. Yates 20 Redstarr, to Ed | in Clark 1S Rads,ar.
 Charley Estep 21 Fallsville, to Mahala Gregory 19 FallsvilleZ
 Johnnie Mctomas fs Dutton. to Parlee ogden l 6 Dutton.
 WzG McAdoo Witter, to Mrs E RiehardsonIl7 Witer
 Carter Stapleton 21 Dutton. tc Dor. .Hoskins IT Wittef.
 Charlie Mason 22 AIabam, to=9an. ia Denney 2lAiabam=
 Ebert McAdoo 22 Japton, tc Rhoda Arbald TX Japton.
 ". L. Lewis 21 Drakes Creek, ( ] Florence Kennon 16 Witter
 I. P. Siseo T Harrison, to Mary Plarris II Loy
 Elmer Sims 2o Drakes Creek, Il l Annie Lewis IL Drakes Creek
 Charlie Dorsey l9 Drakes creek ] to Effie Lawson IS Roxton.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
CARROLL.

MT. and Mrs. Tom Morris of Der ryyille are the preants of new daughter
 Mrs. McNiel, widow of Martin McNieI, died recently at her home near Coin, aged 86 years.
 A. l.. Wright, recently from Okla homa, died a few days ago at Ber-
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Mir. Roosevelt appears to have been about as popular at Santiago. Chile, as he was at the White House during the last days of the Taft Administration.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Heartburn, indigestion or distress of the stomach Is instantly reliey- ed by HERBINE. IT forces the bad ly digested food out of the body and restores tone in the stomach and bowels Price 5oe Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Impure blood runs you down. and makes you an easy victim for disease For pure blood and sound digestion -Burdock Blood Bitters. At all drug stores. Price. sf.00.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

dry hacking cough is hard on the lungs. often causing them 70 ble BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP is a healing balm that quickly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages Price 25c. soc and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by w. G. Ownbey \
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

President Wilson went walking at Pass Christian without his over coat on Christmas Day, and hadn't any artificial warmth under his belt either
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

The liver loses it's activity at times and needs help HERBINE l. an effective liver stimulant. It also purifies the bowels. strength ems digestion and restores strength, vigor and cheerful spirits. Prize 50c, Sold by w C. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

It was a safe and sane Christ mas, generally speaking. There were, however the usual number of lethal lunatics and murderous drunkards 10 mar the spirit of the season.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

When baby sufErs with croup, apply and give DTI Thomas Eclectic Oil at once. Safil for children. A little goes a long aY. 25c and soc. >At all drug stol
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
Hsarby Counties
BENTON.

new NJ. E. Church at Sulphur Springs January 21.
 Fred Williamson of Fayetteville md Miss Mabel Morris of Rogers were married last week.
 Mr. and Mrs Allen De Shong and Mir. and Mrs. Jas. R. Craig, of BentonvilIe are the parents of new sons.
 Mrs Phoebe Tucker, S7 years of age, died recently at the home of her grandson. James Tucker, near Monte Ne.
 4 residence at Rogers belonging to Ed. Mathis was destroyed by fire Wednesday night of last week IL was insured for s1, 1,000.
 Miss Ruth Taylor, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Fred Taylor of Rog- >ers, was united in marriage re cently to Rollin Gannaway and they will make their home on farm below Fort Smith.
 C. H Christopher, who formerly published a newspaper at Rogers, is candidate for the legislature j. Nj. Beard is a candidate for re- election and ] R. Duty is candi- date for the state senate. All re side at Rogers.
 The stockholders of the Ozark Fruit Growers. Association will hold their annual meeting at Mo- nett, Mo, January 6 and :. Rev M N Waldrip of Fayetteville is on the program for an address on Seeing the Unseen.
 Governed Hays has granted Christ mas pardons to 5 conyicts in the penitentiary. Shelby VanHorn is the only one pardoned from Benton county He was convicted at the last term of court of grand larceny and given one year. The pardon was recommended by the tria. judge, prosecuting attorney and many citizens of the county, who set forth that he has young wife who has become mother since his conviction. n.-Bentonyille Demo crat.
 Rev T. w Shipley received a letter from his daughter Miss Eva in Los Angeles in which she writes that the oranges are partly killed by frost, and it is predicted that in five years Southern California will have no more oranges. There are hundreds of people walking the streets, she adds. hunting for some thing to do Times are certainly hard here, and everybody is feeling blue. = Read this carefully, you Whe have the California fever.-SuIph0 Springs Record
 Dr. ]. W Fergus of Elm Springs father of Dr. Jas. A Fergus oi this city, suffered stroke of pa rassiralysiz Tuesday night and at the time of our going 70 press tWednss- day noon his condition is consider ed a. being quite serious Mr. Fer gus, ST. was visiting a.she home of his son here zad haa heen down town during .he day, tee.ing fine The stroke affected a.s tet side and Ief- aim U conscious condition s2e1ia. ea.H aas s=nt Jo Elm Springs a a1 early hour Wednesday morning .o bring the members of the samity 10 ais bedside Dr. Fergus aas tiyed iH this part Of the state Tor many years and is one of the 5est known and best loved men in tte Etm Springs eighboshood Rogers Dem oerat.
 Marriage Licenses
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by th county clerk since our last report:
 H. \. Noakes ... Doug a, Hxo= Mrs. Anna Spear. -. Bentonyille Earl Nail Springdale E sic Phillips springdale Henry E Boydston La Rue Lotie Aired .=. LaRae A. F. Ward Garfield Flossie Ellington. Garfield Jesse F Gerhard .,. Siloam C31Lo 4s
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Durham. Durham, Jan. II Reed. Hazel Valley, Jan b White River, Sulphur City, Ian 16
 West Fork, West Fork. Jan. f9, 20.
 Lees Creek, Blae ekburn. Jan 21. Cove Creek, Fall Creek, Ian - Valley, Moffit, Ian 23 Cane Hill, Cane Hill, Jan 26-27. Boston, Antioch, Jan. 2s Vineyard. Evansville. Jan. 29 Dutch Mills, Dutch Mills. Jan 20 Star Hill, Lincoln. Jan. 3l. Feb Price. Summers, Feb. 3 Illinois. Cincinnati. Feb 4-5. Wellington, Wedding on, Feb |. Wheeler. Savoy, Feb. : Center. Pennington, Feb. 9 Marrs Hill. Prairie View, Feb 10.
 Rheas Mill, Rhea. Feb. II. Prairie Grove, Prairie Grove. Feb 12, 13, 14
 Harmon Harmon, Feb Is Tonti.own, Tontitown, Feb. 17 Elm Springs, Elm Springs, Feb IS
 springdale. springdale, Feb 19. 20. 21.
 Winslow, Winslow. Feb 23, 24 Crawford, Brentwood. Feb. 25 Prairie, Fayetteville, Feb. 26, to April 10
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Goshen, Goshen,J Jan. .
 Wyman, Wyman, Jan. I2
 Richland. Maguire's Store. Ian
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

The tax collector will visit the different townships of shington County as follows for the purpose Of collecting taxes for the year 1913
 Brush Creek. Spring Valley, Jan.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have been issued by th county clerk since our last report:
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27

The drama "The Old Maids Club"
which was given under the auspices
Of the D. Y. w. Y. X. Club at Tschida
Hall last Tuesday, attracted splen.
did crowd. The drama was we'll pre-
sented and was quite comical. After
the drama dancing was indulged in
until a late hour. The entire affair
was very enjoyable and much credit
Is due the young ladies of the club
The proceeds were for the charity
fund.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
JONES G. BELLS BARBER SHOP

Messrs. Benz. Jones and Clarence w.
Bell have painted and made several
changes in their Barber Shop at 244
3rd Ave. So. They are keeping things
up-to-date for the convenience of their
patrons. A new gas heater has been
installed for their Bath Service, which
is their Special Feature. A Pana-
torium has been installed in the rear
by Mr.. Jas. H. Lane, also a competent
boot-black is always on hand. The
tonsorial staff consists of artists too
we'll known for comment-Messrs
Jacob Redman, Jno. Wright and H. w.
Kennedy. Mr.. Jones, who is always on
hand, is one Of the most gentlemanly
business men known anywhere. Mr..
Bell is also very agreeable to his
patrons. They make a good combine
and run first class barber shop.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
WEST END BRANCH Y. \

WEST END BRANCH Y. w. c. A.
The Religious Service Committee
under the management Of Mrs. Geo.
w. Camp, has arranged for a series
Of interesting Vesper Services to be
held every Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Good music will also be a
feature.
The Spring Course in class work
began last week with splendid en-
rollment, but still there is room for a
few more in Millinery, Domestic Sci
ence, Plain Sewing and Dressmaking
Flowermaking, Lace making and China
Decorating. Register at once. Day
and evening classes.
Edith Leonard, Sec'y.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
The Peoples Christian MlssIsn,
REV. q. W. MiTcHELL, PASTOR
i2o4 Washlnstsn Ave. %.

Rev. b. w. Cilles conducts Bible
and missionary training classes a.
follows: with Mr.. and Mrs. John
SON. 626 z Avenue North. Monday even
ings: with Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Lawr-
ence. 90 8 Ave. South. Tuesday even
ings, with Mr.. and Mrs. st. Glare, al
II Avenue, North. Friday evenings.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
It 10 or lt was,

We are badly in need Of funds. II
you owe US, please send the money
or a part Of 1t. If we do not get bet.
ter financial support, we shall close
up and give the other fellow a chance
to invest in an expensive race enter
prise. We have produced a paper far
better than others, where the Negro
population is several times larger, and
II we do not get results now, we shall
feel grateful to be spared the humil.
iation of forced measures and retire
with honor and credit while we have
q chance.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27

When you have . social, or an,
gathering worthy Of mention, sele..
some member as press agent, and q
the names, especially the initials of
persons present, and forward it to your
Newspaper. Do not wait to depend on
your time or memory. It is necessary
that we get the full names Of thos.
present
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
Elk'S HARMONY BANQUET.
To Promote Better Fraternal Rela
tions Between the Lodges
Of Both Races.

Invitations have been issued for the
Elk's Harmony Banquet to be given
under the auspices Of Ames Lodge No.
LOG. Minneapolis and Gopher Lodge
No. 105 st. Paul at the Twin City Stag
Cafe, 246 Fourth Ave. &c., on Tues.
day evening. March 3, at $3.50 o'clock.
The object Of the gathering is to pro.
mote better fraternal relations be.
tween the Lodges Of the two races. Ad.
dresses will be made by Judge w. W.
Bardwell, B. P. o. q. No. A; Geo. w
Holbert, e. R., F. G. Thomas, p. e. R.
w. r. Morris, p. e. R., r. M. johnson
Albert H. Hall, B. p. o. e. No. A.
Loyal T. Bintliff, B. p. o. e. No. A;
p. H. Southall, Toastmaster. Commit
tee Of arrangements-P. H. Southall
Walter Dodson, Thos. Galbreath, L. B
Greer, R. M. Johnson, J. @. Adams
The dinner, furnished by Mgr. J. e
Stewart, will be largely attended. A
special menu is prepared. Tickets
$1.25 per plate.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
POCKET BILLIARD CONTEST.

The management of the Colored Citi-
zens Club has promised an interest
ing feature at their rooms, 19 Wash
ington Ave. No.. on the evening of
March 4th and 9Th. The contestants
are. Chas. Fisher Of Minneapolis and
Frank Williams, champion Of Iowa for
300 points. Richards will play any
one In the Northwest, and Fisher and
Williams challenge any team for hon.
ors and purse. Chas. Miller and VIM.
Mosely are also matched to play 200
points. The commodious appoint
ments Of the Club are extended to visi.
tors on this occasion.
The Twin City star., 1914-02-27
BETHESDA sAPTIsT CHURCH

2" BETHESDA 1APTIST CHURCH
Don't forget the Bethesda Rally
Barrels. Every little BIT helps.
II A. M. Launching the Campaign.
" COMMUNION SUNDAY,
1850. Sunday School.
(Report from GenI Sup't.)
$50 p. N. B. Y. p. y.
8 p. M. The First Man
The public II always welcome to
Bethesda Church.
Rev. =. J. Carter, Pastor.