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The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04

the D. A. NJ. & P. Co. staff at Hart.
man is S. r. Risley, who for many
years held responsible position
with one of the leading firms in
Pueblo, who assumes the position
of cashier and auditor of that COM
pany, succeeding j. B. Brelsford,
who has accepted the general man.
agement Of the Wilson -Wetterhold
Grinding 20. at Wichita, Kan.
Joe Koppl, an old standby Of
the Holly Sugar Co., blew in last
Saturday from Swink, for his
weekend holiday, which he spent
with old.time friends, returning to
Swink on Tuesday.
Harry English, of the English
Lumber Co., was among the host
of visitors here on Monday last.
W. S. Curry and family are the
latest tourists bound from Santa
Anna, CAL, to Posey county, Ind,
consuming precisely two weeks
when they reached Holly. They
have two.wheeled luggage car.
rier behind and prepare their own
meals en- route.
Buy your hardware at a hard
ware store The Holly Hardware
Go. wants to see you.
Mrs. j. D. Bogue of the South
side returned last Friday from
visit with her son, Fritz Valeen,
formerly of Holly, at Memphis,
Tenn, seeing her new grandson
for the first time. Accompanying
her to Holly was her eldest grand.
son of five years, Howard Valeen,
who will remain Indefinitely.
Legal papers properly executed.
j. P. Linviile, notary public.
Jake Laubach, of Coolidge, who
was among the Kansas representa-
tives to the State legislature last
year, was again honored last week,
when the county commissioners
elected him to fill the unexpired
term of J. M. Watson, deceased, as
commissioner of Hamilton county.
The appointment is said to give
general satisfaction.
See the Saturday special sale
counter at Byars & Coffin's.
Jack House visited the home
folks in the southern environs the
past week.
Some Of the old-timers are begin.
ming to worry over all this BOOM
ing of the silo They say that the
butter business is likely to be
overdone when everybody in the
country takes on dairy COWS and
provides the silage for them. This
will never happen SO long as butter
sells at thirty cents the pound and
the majority of people live in
town.
G. A. Pinkham, the energetic
real estate man, left for Eastern
l
Kansas on Tuesday, to close a
large real estate deal which has
been pending for some weeks.
WANTED AT ONCE-Dining room
girl; must be experienced. Baxter's
Restaurant.
A few stock tanks left at all
prices at the Holly Hardware Co.
John Bragg has moved to the
fve-acre tract home north Of town
| known as the Bill McGlashen
| place,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04

A suggestion from a number
of business men who have none
but city lights, that the electric
plant be started during dark
afternoons, meets with general
approval, and we hope the city
will acquiesce.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04

G. L. Dorr of Burden, Kan, was
among the visitors here last Tues
day.
W. l.. Morris of the First Nat
ional bank, accompanied by his
family, motored down from their
former home in Florence, Colo,
last Monday night, and are now
cozily located in The Christopher
residence.
Sliced red beets, per can 15c, at
the Cash Grocery.
w. G. Fidler of Helena, Mo-,
arrived last Monday and is a guest
at the j. Y. Warner home. He
came to accompany his wife back
to Helena, as she is in failing
health. Time appears to stand
still with our friend W. G., and
it's good for sore eyes to see him.
- A. M. Dicks, the portable al
falfa mill man, was an interesting
visitor here the past week, hail
ing from Cherokee, Okla.
As the baseball season ap.
proaches, Holly's talent has not
been organized, much to the regret
Of the "fans'' in this section. A
good baseball team is indispens.
able, 80 let's have one.
Ray Appel will not resume his
new duties at Kornmau until the
return of his brother, L. NJ, who
is now at his fathers bedside in
Buffalo, Iowa.
The H.-B. garage has just re-
ceived the now Cadillac Eight Or
dered by Jake Rohrig, and its a
beauty.
Charles P. Gill, a veteran land
agent who operated here 16 years
ago when the present townsite of
Holly was a cattle camp, blew in
last Tuesday and was agreeably
surprised at the wonderful progress
he sees here. .
Harry Stewart, it is reported,
was united in marriage last We'd
.. nesday to Mics Iva Baugher.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES IMPRESSIVE

"A mighty nation bends above its
honored graves and pays to noble
dust the tribute Of its love. Craft
tude is the fairest flower that sheds
its perfume in the heart"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTICES

SERVICES FOR Sun, JUNE 6.
The pastor, the Rev. Wiley K.
Wright, will preach. Morning
subject, THE Christians JOY"
Evening subject, Germany and
the War" Special music, All
are cordially invited,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04
MEN AND THINGS
Epitome of the Weeks Doings
in Holly and Vicinity
IN CE ERAL.

in Holly and Vicinity
Charles Maxwell, the energetic
head of the Lamar Milling e. Ele-
vator Co, was among the host of
visitors here last Wednesday.
A St. Louis capitalist will in
stall an auto truck service between
Springfield and Lamar, it is con.
fdentially reported, but one of the
conditions was, not to reveal the
mans identity at present.
Manager F. M. Wilson and Joe
Brelsford of the D. A. NJ. & P.
Co., were weekend visitors here.
In the Houlton- Gordon contest
case at the q. S. Land Office at
Lamar last week, the contestant
failed to appear, and Mrs. Emily
Gordon the milliner is again in
peaceful possession of her fine 800
acre homestead south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of
Florence, Colo, old friends of Mr..
and Mrs. R. j. O'Malley, were
house guests of the latter last week.
See the Saturday special sale
counter at Byars q Cofin's.
Money to loan on city property,
easy payments. j. P. Linville.
Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Kelly (nee
Mrs. L. E. Ford) came down from
Eads last Friday on a brief visit.
Mrs. Ford has been i'll during the
past winter, but is now almost
wholly convalescent, Many of our
pioneers will welcome the glad
news of her recovery after an ex-
tended period of illness.
Get your mower repairs from j.
E. Saunders.
Handsome invitations from Colo
RADIO university received here an
nounce that on June 18th Miss
Anna Bryce will receive the M. A.
degree, and her host of friends
hereabouts are jubilant in conse-
quence.
For SALE-Milk COW, cheap;
fresh in about thirty days; 90 miles
southwest of Holly.
Charlie L. Holmes.
W. j. Pratt purchased last week
the stock of groceries and mer.
chandise at Coolidge formerly be-
longing to George Mellison, Mr..
Pratt continuing the business at
that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Donnel of
Colorado Springs, parents of Mrs.
R. E. Wilson, arrived last Saturday
for brief sojourn.
Try our B. & II. special coffee,
30c ID. Cash Grocery.
j. M. Eckert of Boise, Idaho, a
brother-in. law of Mrs. 81. S. Rol.
Inns, sojourne1 here between trains
last Monday, enroute east.
The dismantling of the sugar
factory is about at an end, and
practically all that remains of the
large structure is the smoke stack,
which stands as monument to
the energy Of the factory pro-
moters.
The gentle zephyr of Monday is
blamed for the destruction of the
Bill Mcconnell home, about IA
miles south of Holly, which looks
like the work of the Malta. The
shingles, it is reported, were scat
tered for a half mile. Nobody
hurt, but simply prank of the
elements.
Homestead proofs, filings, gen.
eral land office business transacted.
y, S, Commissioner. Hollv.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-06-04
CIVIC CLUB

The Civic club is to have the
pleasure of entertaining Governor
Carlson on Friday evening from
9 to 10 o'clock at a reception in
the Commercial club rooms.
The directors hope that all the
ladies and theirs husbands will
come, SO that we may show the
Governor that We are a united
people in fine town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-25
LOCAL AND Personal

Thos. Romero was here from
Logan Sunday night.
Fred Mcfarland, of Logan,
was in town Saturday night.
Miss Belle Parker was here
from Raton visiting friends Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise, OF
Nara Visa, were in this city
Saturday.
The Trey o. Hearts" al
ways draws a big crowd at the
Photoplay.
a good family horse for sale
or exchange for milk COW. Ad-
dress box S47. If
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Cisco are the
proud parents of a boy which ar
rived Sunday.
Mrs. Dunbar of Roy, has been
the guest of Miss Snceden sever
al days this week.
Mrs. A. w. Haight of Canode
visited her husband in this city
Saturday and Sunday.
Quay County Credit Exchange
turns bad debts into cash. No
collection, no charge. Box 62A,
Tucumcari. y. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-25
Received this week by the
M. B. Goldenberg Co. two
car loads of barb wire, tele.
phone wire, chicken wire, etc.

w. a. Morrow. from Hedley,
Texas, was in our city a few
days this week, prospecting.
Mrs. Mcclure came in from
Ration Yesterday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ). Pad
dock.
Harold Aull and mother re-
turned Tuesday from FL Paso
where they had been visiting rel
atives.
American Magazine and Wo-
mans Home Companion both one
year for $500. CARROTS Sub
Scription Agency.
Eggs for Sale-Rhode Island
Red eggs per setting Sl.50,
Mrs. Jos. l.. Haas,
East High ST., Tucumcari, n. NJ.
Mrs. l.. +. Lee and daughter
are visiting friends in Mosquero
this week. She has been suffer.
ing from an attack of rheuma-
tiSm.
WHITE
for setting 50. 50 for Is No set
ting reserved unless money ac-
companies order. Guarantee,
eggs replaced once at half price
same season if hatch not salts
factory. Harry II. Nc Elroy,
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
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FEEL BLUE-oR JUST sTvPID7

Sluggish bowels and torpid liver
usually go together and il does not
take long Tor constipation to pro.
duce a bad conditioned feeling OF
langeor or laziness--.the blues
headaches, p%alpitation or other
malady. Indeed, when in this
condition the system invites more
serious illness and is not able to
throw off disease. Foley Cathartic
Tablets are a wholesome laxative
and cleansing cathartic. They
act without inconvenience, gripping
or %sickening. Sands. Dorsey Drug
Co.
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The M. B. Coldenberg Co,
have a full supply of the eel.
ebrcted Du Point De Nemours
dynamite of all kinds, blast.
ing powder, fuse and caps.

J. Il. Crow was in from West
Saturday and bought wire and
insulatorS with which "A tele-
phone line will be built from
West to Tucumcari. Part of
the poles ~ already set and
when the inSulatorS arrive the
wire will be strung and another
growing community will be cor
nected by telephone with the
county seat.
Several new names were added
to our subscription list this week.
Papers all over the country are
raising their prices to Sl.50, but
our price is Sl.09 per year.
For Sale-Good horse, a ware
house and lot near depot, p lots
in Buchanan addition, one lot
across street from Elks Home,
or will trade for stock. Nice
stallion for sale, reasonable fee
for standing.--Wm. FARRELL, Tu-
cumcari, y. Nj.
The mask ball given al the
Elks Club Monday night was at
tended by about thirty-siX cou-
plies and a grand time was en-
joyed by those who participated.
All manners of costumes and
make-ups were there and not un-
til one o'clock did the dance stop.
Good music was furnished by a
two-piece orchestra.
We get the money and so viii
you. If anybody owes you any
thing write to Quay County
Credit Exchange. No collection,
no charge. Box GA, Tucumcari
n. NJ.
The fifth grade of the Central
school surprised the eighth grad
ers of the High school in an eX.
hibition game of basket ball play
ed last Friday afternoon. The
score was IL to = in favor OF the
fifth graders and from reports
they won with superior team
work. They were coached by
Miss Street their teacher.
For SALE--My residence o I
Northeast Cor. Of 5rd a n d
Laughlin streets. This is a 81,
room residence including frs
class bath, well of splendid water
corral and outhouses and shade
trees. Will sell on reasonabl,
terms at a sacrifice price.
G.. w. Evans, Jr.
Engineer Frank Kemp, wei
known to railroad men in this
city, is in a hospital in I'll Pasc
as a result of an accident which
happened to him while on hi
regular run. He had gone bacl
to the tank to see whether tn,
water supply was running low
when he stepped on a piece o
coal, his ankle turned aud he fel
TO the ground, while the trair
was moving about Is miles al
hour. He was badly bruised
about the body and one of hi
legs broken, but nothing serious
is expected to result.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-25

For SALE House and lot in
Lawton, Okla, for 100 acres of
decided land in Quay county. For
information write ]. w. Keely,
Sl2 III Ave, Lawton, Okla. 1t
Why wait and worry for what
is Justly your own Let US woo
it your way. Quay County
Credit Exchange, Tucumcari
n. NJ.
Tom w. DE Yampert left Sat-
urday for California. He will
visit his sister. Mrs. Burt Little
ton, in FL PaSo a few days while
enroute.
The Methodist ladies' reported
an excellent crowd at both per-
formances Monday when julius
Caesar was given on the screen
AT the opera mouse.
For Sale or Trade One Big Bone
Black Jack, white points, seven
years old. For further particu-
lars call on or write John +. Bell,
Nara Visa. y. NJ. 21-4t
For SALE---Horse, buggy and
harness. III orse is splendid
driver and saddler and is safe for
women and children to use.
g.. w. Evans, Jr.
Two No. SIS Sunday night and
next week begins the regular
rush of tourists for California
and passenger trains will be rum
ming thick.
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RARHEsv1LLr cHnnH

First Methodist Episcopal church.
1orner church ST. and Broadway.
BaTnesville. Ohio. Price Alexander crow,
Fh-D.. minister-A prominent represen-
tative Of the Woman Home Missi0nary.
society VIII give tho address sunday
morning. This viii De the Annual
Ihank-offeriuE and Public Service Tor
this great and beniflcent society. In
the evening the pastor will sneak 81
The Not So People," Prof l.. Hanlon.
Musical Director. and his trained choir.
VIII give a splendid musical rrorram
for both service.
Miss Sadie Mrkeowu leads the Ed
worth League u-vofi1ns sunday evening
a. 900 % clock boz the Chapel
Tuesday evening the Official BOARD
VIII have a special meeting In the Bust
present
"wednesday evening Praise and PRAYER
service for all The people. Won viii
greatly enjoy This mli-w eek feuowshI1
gathering
Thuralay evening the Annual E.erfrr
Dinner VIII le served 90 the UfHr.T
blHauE IHrIOrH. a fellrI0lFfy au..f.r-
Church ladies'
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Prove u Yourself BY Buyirq a BoS
Of Tonoline Tablets Now.

by George. ] saw anything
likn rho effects Of that new treatment.
Tor0l'na Tablets. FOR building up ~
weight and lost nerve force n acted
moro like % miracle than a medicine
said "a we'll known gentleman yester.
day. Iu speaking Of tho revolution that
had taken place in hts condition o.
BEGAN fo think that there vas nothing
on earth that could make mo fat Q
tried tonicH. digeFtivrs. heavy oatIne.
diets. milk. beer and almost every.
thing else YOU could think o.
Any man 0r woman who d. thin
can recover normal weight Hv tho
best now treatment. T0nrIinr Tablets
have been Thin for years and be-
gan fo think if vas natural Tor mo
fob Dol That way Finally . read about
fHn remarkable processes brought
about hy rho uae Of Touoline Tablets.
s1 D decided fo fry myself Wen whom
D look at myself in mo mirror now q
think Do Is somebody else have puf
on luaf forty pounds during mo iasf
forty days. and never feff STRONGER
I0n0iIre Tabs are r. powerful In.
Queer fo nutrition. Increases cell.
growth food. Increases tho number
NJ blood corpusrIca and o. "a norrr.
1F result builds up muscles and
.D.Id healthy 1'sh. and rounds out
'.. NFIf.
Dor women who can never apBasr
fiYII.h I1 anything they wear because
~ fhr.r fhInrraa. Uhis remarkable
treatment may prove a revelation U
"a beauty maker na veil a. a form
builder end nerve a-freuEthouer.
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BEE BETTER
Deputy Prohibition Commissioner In
Jured In Raid on ~Speakeasy ls
Slowly Improving.

Local friends OF MT. J. Walter Bee,
deputy State prohibition commission
er, VIII be glad to know that he is
slowly improving from Injuries re-
ceived Wednesday in a raid on a
speakeasy in Charleston. Ben Edens
and Wyatt Pridemore, men charged
with the assault, and who are being
held under $500 bond. VIII be given
a hearing Tuesday morning.
II Is claimed that n OF the men
engaged the Official in conversation.
and while he was not aware, the other
struck him over the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

First Church OF Christ. scientist. A.
o. T.. Vs. Auditorium. 111# glAuIue
street services sunday at 1900 "a m.
subject NurtI.e and ImmUrfaIs We'd
f".I1r testimonial meeting &C 5000 d.
.r- room. lllt Chaplin. street. open
.Hi'F. except Sundays and lssaI hole
pa from II H1 o'clock noon until a 1000
p clock % m. and on SATURDAY, evening
from LOO o'clock f0 80. o'clock. TH.
public Ia invited 90 attend the services
and t' make uso OF the privileges of th.
reading room.
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Will Probated

The viii Of the late John Reuben
Howard was admitted to probate yes
.terday by the county clerk. Walter c.
howard. a nephew. was named ex.
ecutor under the will. The ~legatees
OF the will are six children OF Mr..
Howard. who are TO share and Nare
allhe. No bond was required under
the terms Of the will. although the ex-
ccutor has not yet qualified.
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Warwood Pre- 4byterian church. Twea-
tleth street. near Warwood avenue: Rev.
r, D carson. pastor. Morning worship
az lo4b. sunday school At 80 a. m.
hlhle classes Tor men and women. The
ReN. W. H. btusmore 90 Dallas. ". Va.
NH preach al IN, morning service. and
teach Tho Mems bible class. Christian
.deavur az Z a. m. Evening service at
'45. subject. The Ma Who Was CON
verted IN the last hour Of his lie" TINS
is the last Of The series ON "New Tesla
meut Conventions
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John s Miller and wife 10 r. NJ.
McMillcn. parcel Of land IN Liberty
district Consideration 80.
Sc1mulbach Brewing 10
Charles VI Ridgcly. parcel OF land.
Middle Wheeling Greek Considera.
tlOn $40.
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sPrRrrUALrsT.

The First Splritualist church will
h'ld services ln the odd Fellows hall
lecture followed with spirit message.
Rev. G. w. Way pastor and psychic.
we chllar'ns progressive lyCcum VIII
be held BOO the Iycsum buiIdIrr al ma
corner OF Maryland Avenue and North
broadway. Island. az 1880 a. m. Web
coma
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ur1rEp PREsay~rRI.u

First United Pre-by Isriau church.
LapNue street. on door north OF posi-
oftice. charles o.. Robinson. pastor. Pub
!lc worship AZ ln.t5 q M. % $3.50 =. ~.
h"ih lnere services VIII be co. charge of
NE Rev Ebert J.. Mr'reery. Executive
secretary " the Wheeling Convention
Of the l.aymcu'S Missionary Campaign
shortly o. be- held Boo this city. sabbath
-rHupl with Classs for men and women
~ 80 e no. Midwee Prayer services
N'ouesuaF evening az 1.fb. The public
d.. DHrdlals invited 90 attend zach and
al u iI-e. se.NI.es-
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-. Johns Ev. Prot. Congregation
Iastor W, G.. Ulfert. Next sunday. Ger
man service at 10 45 and Sunday school
WIN hlble class al 9 a. m. Al 100 D.. M.
English song service. Fine musical pro-
anime. Thursday afternoon meeting OK
tne :. q. r. Bazaar December J.. and FUR
ther announcements during services.
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First Unitarian church or WhceIInz.
Eofi street. north OF Twelfth. Rev. J..
a. O.. FagEiuEer Aue-. minister. EihIe
CLASS and sunday school 1913 "a. M. Ser
vices II n. m., sermon topic The Bible .
On llesdAy evening. November 10Th. the
Mems Liberal club will hold a spsrIal
meeting Co which the ladies viii be iu-
Nited iD hear the ak Dos George SelbeL
the eminent Pittsburgh journalist on
-Iue Vino LLLLa .I .mlr kLuNNnm .
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Fourth Stree. Methodist ErIscopal
church. first church south OF Twelffh
on thapline. No. 1919. Arthur W. Mills.
fhD.. pastor. The pastor will preach
both morning and night. Public Worship
az 1890 a. IN. Subject Of sermon Ines
$50 o'clock. Theme Of sermon. 'Opan
boors-' At both services special music
VIII be furnished by Professor Edward
T. Meeks vested choir. SUNDAY school
az 9:15 a m. Junior League "a. 2.30 o.. m
EpWorth League at $50 p. n. General
Prayer service on Wednesday night al
1880 o'clock conducted by the pastor. A
hearty invitation is extended to All
strangers and those without a church
home 20 Join with the CONGREGATION in
all these services.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Adolph Burkhart and Stella MAY
Hibbs. both OF McMechen.
AHerlcus Lynch, Bellaire. O.. and
Helen Briese. Wheeling. w. Va.
John Felker. Scottdale. and Eva
Stout, Ruffsdale. Pa.
Heroic d. Wells and Clara Piatt,
both Of S~hadyside. O.
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second United Presbyterian church.
corner az 'naplue and Fourteenth
streets. Es.. j. DO. f.ittcll DID. pastor.
Morning service st lp.f IS. evening 77O.
The pastor viii preach at both SERVICE
bi'ie school At 80 Young Peorle-
meeting al o. m. "wednesday evening
IIal.r m-.tLnE ~ la- All arc MaInurrc
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German Methodist Church, Chapline
street, opposite High school Rev. Il. A.
pastor. Sunday schOo lat g.l5
a m. Morning service in German. Al
1880 subject Grace More Abundant
than SIM Epworth League devotional
service at 200 p. m. led by the pastor.
ENenigu service at T.3O. subject The
Benediction for the Merciful' This is
the ilith sermon ia the series OF the
mesday, this Is prayer meeting night.
Ihere We're not quite 100 present last
week but we want 100 present this week.
sure. a cordial invitation Is extended
10 everyone TO attend all the Service.
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81 Matthew Episcopal church. cor
nor onapIine aud Fifteenth streets. the
Rev D. J. .. Strlder. rector-he services
durinE the week viii b. as follows.
lW'utN-fnurfh sunday after Trinity.
sunday. November lf 1915 500 q m
molly communion. 90 so a No.. morning
pray 'I. ftauF and sermon. 1890 D. m.
'f'rinE prayer and 'rmUu 21E q m.
SUNDAY school = cordial invitation BE-
sNtsud'I fHs public o. attend the above
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IiNler. Supt Wnrwood Mission School
80. Edward Schneider. Supt. Young
PEOPLE 3 Meeting $50. Personal Work
ers Conference on Wednesday evening
az Z 20. followed by the prayer service
az 30. In charge of the Pastor. We cor
dlally invite friends and 20
worship with us.
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Vance Memorial PRESBYTERIAN Church
W ~Oodsdale. James Mease Potter DID.
minister. Services az N "a. an. and 1880
.. m. Morning subject "DheItencs TO
Sealed orders" Sun day school and Adult.
Bible Glasses al 30 a. M. Young Peo-
Piles meeting at IS D.. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

- Paul.s Evangelical church.. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. Aug q. Raach.
pastor-GermBn services az n. 80 "a M.
subject. Call 60 Duty" English service
AZ Z 30 j.. m. subject: The Good Shtp-
nero. illustrated with stereopfIcOn
slides. 4 very interesting and heIufuI
sermon. Sunday Bible school az 9 o. n.
brotherhood Friday night az \ o'clock
cordial Invitation TO all. Seats are free.
You will be welcomed al this churrI