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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-18

One of the many duties undertaken
by the United States coast and geo.
detic survey, which furnishes official
information about our sea coast and
harbors for the use of mariners plying
these waters, is that of predicting the
tides at any given station at any time
in the future. To gain this informa-
ton a new machine of very compli-
Gated nature has just been constructed
by the bureau and placed in operation
in the headquarters at Washington.
The tide levels for a year can be OBJ
tanned in from ten to fifteen hours for
any station. To the layman the ma
chine appears to be a mass of little
wheels, knobs, cranks, chains and
glittering brass indicators, but the
new superintendent of the bureau, DR..
E. Lester Jones. explains the functions
of each part and finally arrives at the
roll of paper on one end on which two
fountain pens are drawing lines. One
of these draws line about the middle
of the roll which represents the mean
sea level while the the other draws q
varying line which represents the
tide. From this graphic record,
which is $40 feet long and about six
inches wide, representing the tides for
year, the tide level at any time in
that period can be readily ascertained
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-18

It's sometimes safer to throw kisses
at widow than it is to hand them to
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-18

We all have money coming, but 1t
seldom arrives according to schedule.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-18
SQUIBS

We all have money coming, but 1t
seldom arrives according to schedule.
Smile and the world smiles with you
If you'll settle with the bartender.
It's sometimes safer to throw kisses
at widow than it is to hand them to
her
A good woman is usually too good
for any man-but fortunately she
doesn't know it.
When a girl tells conceited youth
that the best is none too good for her,
it's up to him to propose.
A ragtime philosopher says that only
two men were created free and equal
and one of them was woman.
A bride no sooner leaves the mar
riage altar then she begins to worry
for fear she will die first and her hus-
band will have to marry again.-Chi'
cago News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Future EOents

The st. Louis committee of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the y. H. G. com
prIScd Of Mines H. A. Van Ness :. II.
Shepherd, H. Rush, Ora Wynnr,
Charles Moody, G. Ieander and X.
freelnnd, win give tea Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs T. B shepherd,
3lj West Eleventh street All mem
hers and friends Of the order are IN.
ylted
Miss Henrietta Knox will entcrtalL
the members ~ the High Jinks club
and their friends with a dancing party
Friday evening nt the country club.
\ group of ladies Of the Pilgrim
congregational church will give M
autumn tea Ut ne home Of Mrs. J. y.
Mccormack at ia West Eighth street
Thursday afternoon from > TO
O'Clock, and Thursday evening from \
10 10 o'clock. There will bc n salma
gundi program carrying out the mys
terles Of Halloween and a silver Of
fering will be accepted to help In the
work In south town. IIostesses of the
afternoon will be Mines Mccormack,
&. Il. Murphy, H. l.. Gillogly Floyd
Ambergy, G. Bright, William Ward,
NJ. l.. Friss Philip Morris, G. Girls
more, s. II. Erganbrlght, VI. y Coff
man aud C. W. Hubyca, assisted By
Mines. Mae white, X. W. Dawson,
Weston Atwood and Mary G.. Stewart.
The Art Committee of the city
Federation has completed arrange
ments for the exhibition next Thurs
day at the high school auditorium at
$3.50 o'clock Of a collection " slides
reproducing the work Of contemporary
American artists. Included in these
are pictures by such artists Hs Whist.
ler John W. Alexander William NJ.
Chase, Childe Hassam, John Sergent,
Henry o. Turner, Cecilia Reanx.
Daniel CARRIER, George Forrest Brush.
Edward II. Blashfield Birgc HART
son, Carl Melchers, Mary Cassat, aud
Elizabeth NOurse Miss Adah Robin
son, instructor In art I'm the high
school will give a brief talk on the
pictures M they are presented The
shucn nv H'hL Oul w tue ttHtTul
Federation OF W0men's clubs and will
be OF greatest educational value to all
clubs who are studying art. ~ well as
pupils and art students The pupils
and teachers of the city schools will
he admitted free, and only nomilJh
sum asked OF others, sufficient do
cover the slight expense of bringing
the pictures here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Oihce Phone W. 4O19

R0arh DahliAs aud roses were u.nI
nitracti,ely In the decoration which
we're carried out IN pink and white.
aud the plnceCnrds were long envelope,
dccked with huttrrfllr- lhr folded
Wings, hiding the uuur ul rHr guest
These envelope, also hud mrIu~cd "a
card henrlng II prophecy " the future.
which ut the close ~ The luncheon
were read by the honor guests Mis-r,
Marian YeOmHn aud Florence Ru.-
assisted the hostess The -iuliuy of
Mrs. Herscbel -, Newman added to
the pleasure Of the afternoon which
was spent most Informally. Gnr-t,
VI the occasion were Nine, Albert /.
merrill, Edward d Oldfcld. II e..
Yates, \. o. Sprigg, II II Culyln j..
Glenn Polhemus, J j Lehman I $.
q. Henry, Frederick II Porter. j Y.
Warren. Charles \ Gould. y ; Swl.
hart, Herschel u. Newman and M.,
Edith q. Johnson.
Mira J. X. Mcknight made most
charming hostess Thurslay afternoon
when she entertained with uu after
noon at auction for Miss Love Crny-
croft the popular brde.cleci. Brilliant
autumn leaves In red aud yellow
decorated the apartments. combined
with great shaggy chrymnthrmum to
form an ensemble OF artistic beauty.
Fluffy bows Of broad yellow satin rib.
bOns which were tied on the vases
added TO the glowing color,, ana the
score cards were hand painted hy the
hostess with tiny cupids huldfnu the
engagement aud wedding rings with
the inscription Of III YOU ARE lone.
some. ring twice" Favor, n hand.
painted flower pots done hy the host.
esq, were presented M fnNurs 10 Mrs.
Dorset Carter and Miss Edn Wand,
and Miss Craycroft va the recipient
of a handsome large painting ~ gel.
low jonquils, also from the brush NJ
the hostess. Fifty guest were iurIud.
cd In the pleasure " the afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Gard Table

Mrs Jaques Dur win entertain the
Duplicate Whist club Wednesday Ia
honor OF her sister. Mrs. w Erwin
Grove, and MrS Eula Randall keGrhy
of Dallas, Tex. who are her guests.
Mrs. Harry q. Adams entertained
the ID. T. club for its first meeting or
the season Wednesday afternoon at
luncheon at the Country club. Adj
ditional guests were Mrs. Charles Or.
Vile Jackson and her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Newton Edwards Of La Kemp, Okla,
Mrs, J. A. Brittenham, Mrs. Henry
Hanson, aud Mrs. Chester =. Nelson.
High scores were made by Mines.
Nelson and Mrs. n Dewitt Allen.
Mrs. Logan Bennett will entertain the
club In two weeks
Mrs. H. c. Harrelson entertained the
Royal Bridge club Thursday afternoon,
having also as guests Mines. Roy H.
Jones, W. c. Kendall and Miss Fay
Parker. High scores were made by
Mines Luther Jones and Miss Parker
The club will meet next Thursday
with Mrs. Luther Jones
The members of the I.oScah club
together with Mines w. T.. Harper,
T, l.. Jacobson, George .,~tr1ughton,
T. W Tibbs and o. W Church enjoyed
Halloween luncheon tlth Mrs " j.
Ayres Thursday. At (he gam1 ~
auction In the afternoon high /scorc
was made by Mrs. TiAAs ii was
decided to have n husbands evening
Thursday OF next week with Mrs..
Harry Fahrion and Mrs. Frank Ne
Anany at the home OF the latter. The
next regular meeting will be In two
weeks with hfrs. Carl Croninger.
Judge and Mrs. George W. Clark
entertained the Seven O'Clock Dinner
club Wednesday evening having with
the members " the club Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas G. Chambers, and Mr.. Fred
A. Suits. Beautiful, fragrant roses
pulled from their own gardens were
used throughout the apartments aud
bloomed In mass Of color and frag.
rance on the large table In the dining
room, Favors IN the game were given
TO Mr. aud Mrs. r. r.. Blake, and at
the close " the evening the large
cluster Of roses was presented by the
hostess 10 Mrs. Chambers. The neIt
meeting In two weeks will be with DR..
and Mrs X n. lIOoney.
Mrs A. y. King entertained the
Friday Auction club yesterday. High
scores we're made hv Mines y. G. Bev
ley and \. r. Rutherford The club
viii meet next week with Mrs II. n.
Moerchel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Social Clubs

Mrs Earl Stentz. assisted by Mrs &.
&. owen. entertained the Social I'm.
hroldcry club Wednesday afternoon.
Special guests were Mines. ]. A. Wand.
ever. j. X. owen, j. Brucker. W. H.
Werner and X. L. Cnrlcy. Officers
elected at the last meeting were /.
President Mrs Z. G. Baker; vice. .presi.
dent Mrs Frank Hughes secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. C. e. EdminstonI
reporter. Mrs. A. F Peppers The
club win entertain the husbands Of
the member, with a Halloween PARTY
Saturday evening, October ~, at the
home ~ Mrs Carl =. Seyerln, at l2O5
North broadway. The next regular
meeting will he November 3 with Mrs.
II. O Ellis aud Mrs C. Jensen at the
home ~ the former 0O5 East Sixth
street
The Glover Leaf Embroidery club
was entertained Thursday by Mrs. g.
W Townsend. Mrs. Harry Forest
Packer. Mrs l.. H. Kerr NJ Dallas and
Mrs. 4. D. MrNmllln being additional
guests The afternoon was spent with
necdlrwurL aud games. with dainty
luncheon at the close. The next meet.
ing IN two week, win I've with Mrs. A.
l.. voolfolk
Mrs. ". T. MrWinmms was hostess
Thursday lu the r. g. r. club. Mrs.
II. J. clark hclng an additional guest
Mrs. W. 4. Grain was voted tn member.
shin The afternoon was spent In
mendlng hose for the Sunbeam home
children. The next meeting IN two
weeks will he with Mrs. e. G. Smith
at illG West Twenty third street,
The y e.. q. club win be- enter.
tained Wednesday afternoon at the
home NJ Mrs. r B Masters az 1913
West sixth street 4 full attendance
IL desired.
Needlcwork and music were the
pleasure NJ the afternoon AT the meet.
ing Thursday NJ the Industrial Art
club with Mrs r.. W. Butler, who
served dainty luncheon at the close
of the afternoon The club viii meet
IN two weeks with Mrs George Hays
at lO3O East Eighth street
The ROYAL Art Needlework club was
entertained Thursday by Mrs. F y.
voulker NJ her home at 1925 Linwood
boulevard In the absence of the
president. Mrs G. l.. Chastecn. the
vice president Mrs. VI. 4. Todd, pre-.
sided, Three new members elected
were Mines. J r. Cox, = y. Kstter
man aud |. II Goodsell The hostess
received the club plate. The remain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

tiful combination ~ yellow dahlias
and white roses gave the dominant note
" color for the decorations. the same
blossoms adOrnlng buffet and side
hoard and blooming In profuSlOn IN a
large mound In the center Of the Ia
ble. Mrs. Arthur Brown Chase and
Mrs. A. ID Johannes presided At the
table, and feature of the menu was
the dainty individual confectlons, Iced
In white with Lave done In yellow
Following the luncheon Mrs. Dur
poured coffee from table in the liv.
lng room, beautiful with yellow and
white chrysanthemums She was as.
sisted by her sister Mrs W. Erwin
Grove, aud Mrs Eula Randall Kearby.
of Dallas, In entertaining forty guests.
Miss Craycroft was presented with n
handsome Dresden plncushlon.
Mr. and Mrs W T. Schler celebrated
their twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening American Beauty
roses and autumn leaves and flowers
we're used as decorations. The guests
were received by Miss Madeline Schier
ehd Cnrd tables were placed IN the
apartments on the second floor IN
yors NJ silver picture frame and "A
pair " cuff buttons were presented Ia
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Farmer. Refresh
mentS were served In the dining room
where American Beauty roses, with
tulle Of the same shade, decorated the
table The place cards were hand-dec.
Grated with pretty scenes surrounding
Burlington la, where Mr., and Mrs
Schiller were married, done by Mr.
Lewis Ehlers, Mrs. Schier's brother.
Mrs. c, n Funk entertained most
delightfully."- Tuesday with a beautifully
appointed luncheon In honor Of Mrs.
Altheus Wood aud Mrs l. Frank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
UGH! A DOSE OF
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Pleasures Past

Mrs, Rebecca Beatty entertained
With a beautifully appointed luncheon
Friday In honor NJ Mrs. Gabriel
Wright OF Tulsa, whose few days
visit has been such a pleasure to many
friends. The table was decorated with
great cluster of cosmos blooms aud
seated with the hostess and honor
guest was party Of old friends. In.
Guiding Mrse. G. f Peyton, W. j. Pet.
tee, ), NJ. gloyd, G. A. Galbraith, A.
l. Welsh, T NJ. Richardson. Jr.. Floyd
Lamb, Boston WILSON, George Spencer
aud Roy Russell. Mrs. Wright left
THIS rpternoon for her home In Tulsa,
Miss Love Craycroft was the guest
of honor ut buffet luncheon given
by Mrs. Jacques Dun Friday A beau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

net and silver lace with trimming Of
fur and pink roses
Miss Louise Fencl NJ Paris, Tex,
dainty Josephine gown " two
toned taffeta scalloped aud opening
over panel Of chiffon
Miss Edith Miller. pale green taf-
feta flOunced In points with tulle and
lace bodice
Miss Mamie Waldron. pink taffeta
silk draped over white lace, and gold
embroidery.
Miss Dorothy Craycroft, white tulle
over black and white striped silk,
with bodice " black tulle ruffles, and
black velvet girdle, American Beauty
roses
Miss Eunice stuart q dainty gown
Of pink and white net embroidered In
pink roses
Miss Ruth Phillips pink velvet lunic
over white lace and tulle
Miss Pauline Roberts. pink net over
pink taffeta, with touches ~ silver.
Miss Barry Of Fort Smith, white net
over sik with irrdesccnt trimming.
Miss Jewel Mattison. pink ytaffeta
with white net and lace
The members Of the Joi de Vie club
who, arranged this beautiful event are
A. r Bond, Allen Brooks l.. l.. Bry.
au,, e. W. BOggs Cyril T.. Clymer
Walter ID. Caldwell, Fred c. Clark, C.
NJ. Carter, Gus Corder, George l.
Cooke, h. +. Davis. ". G. Dean. Oscar
Dietz, NJ II. Enrich II u. Gupton
J, ]. Ualem, G. Edgar HonnOld, Henry
Hoffman, Joseph Hoffman, Leon
Huckins, Il. B. Halliburton, Weaver
Jordan, Neville H. Jones, j. G. lut
Weller, j. r. Mountioy, G. l. Mayhall
William H. McClRln, V H. Mclnnis
A. h Mcfarland, Gunnfll Moore. Wal
lace Miller, Lawrence Mills, Tunstal
Morris. A. G. ONeill, A. B Potter ]
II. Price, Jack Spencer, H. NJ Sisson
!. W. Upsher, B. V. Whitfield, Franz
Scheiner, Eugene Wilmington. W. W
Whiteman, and Clifton ]. Wycoff.
Among the new dances brought
back to this city by Mrs Donne,l,
Reid from New York Is the Morrl,
Dancing or old English Folk dances
of the Ellznbethlan age which are thl,
year becoming especially prominent
owing to the celebration In April N
the two hundredth anniversary uI
Shnkespeare's birth This viii be- madi
Il great event In all English speaking
nations, and arrangements are alread,
begun for out uf door pagcnuts whicl
will have as q feature the dance OI
that period. Following the openInl
Of a school ~ dancing for that purpus,
nj Stratford on the Avon, one ha,
also been established by Professor M
Hot OF Harvard college. In anticlpa
lion OF q fiesta for that celebration
and other cities over the country ar,
following The lead Mrs Reid hope,
to I've able to arrange fur n celebration
here also
The Kama Girls have issued invita-
tlons for Halloween dance October
10 at the home of Misses Frances anC
Ruby Boydston The regular meeting
OF the club will he held Friday viii
Miss Oma Harrison.
The first " the seasons dnnsant,
which were such n popular fcaur,
last year In the hall room NJ IN,
Lee'Huckins, will hc given this even
Ing beginning NJ $50 o'clock The,
VIII be held each Saturday eyeninl
throughout the season.
Miss Henrietta Knox will entertain
the members of the High Jinks clul
win dancing party Friday eyenin
at the Country club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Wedding Bells

4 surprise for Wide circle ~
friends Is the announcement II the
marrnge u Miss Joy 1nrIruuigg aud
Mr.. Strauss Young which has lately
been made known 10 their friends.
The wedding was celebrated more than
n month ago, but for various reasons
has been kept n secret until very re
Gently The bride ha. been one of
the most efficient teachers NJ the
Emerson school for several years Mr.
Young is Il nephew NJ Mr. aud MrS
j. f. Bailey aud is city salesman for
the Carroll Brough and Robinson
Grocery company The wedding Is "A
elimination " romnnce extending
over five or six years Mr. and Mn
Young are at home to their friends n
l2S West Twelfth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Personal Points

Mrs. Hurry Wilkinson, Of Chicago.
viii arrive Wednesday for visit with
her sister, MIR Sidney L. Brock Mrs.
Wilkinson Will be one Of the honor
guests " the large tea to be given
Monday November I by Mrs Brock
nnd Mrs John Fields and Mrs. j. \
hodson Mrs james Ramsey NJ chi.
cngo who will also be- an honor guest.
will arrive Sunday
MIR T.. T. Knox returned Friday
from New York City bringing his lit.
tie daughter Elizabeth, who will re
maln with her grandmother, Mrs
Sudlc Cofcen Knox, for time
Mr. and Mrs. George Henshaw re
turned Thursday from their trip to
San Francisco and the eNposltlons.
Mr. Rufus 5. White, of Sapulpa.
who IS the house guest Of Mrs. Al
Strong was entertained today by Mrs
Horace Wilson at luncheon. Mrs
Wilson also had Mrs Elya Barrows Of
1nlsan.
Mrs +. " Plnney, of Great Bend
Kan Is the guest of Mrs j.. A. Smith
Mr and Mrs William o. Smythe
who came over Thursday to attend the
Joi he Vie dance last evening, re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs Milton T. Craig was called Il
Indiana by the death OF her grand
mother
Dr ana Mrs A. j Beatty are al
home 10 their friends at the Lee
llncklns hotel.
That society maids and matrOps OF
the day are not giving all Of their tim,
10 the frills and furbelows OF dances
dinners, bridge and teas is evidenced
10y the fact that n number Of the most
prominent leaders Of the younger SCI
have entered the high school TO take
advantage Of special courses OF work
especially the departments Of domesti,
science business and the university
course IN English. Among those who
have taken up studies In one or NOR,
of these courses are Misses Myrl
Wilson, Helen Gloyd. Ethlyn johnson
JAMIE Hardenstein and Mrs. Jamel
sharpe.
Mrs. George Grogan Is anticipating
The arrival early In November OF Mis-,
Mary Grogan OF Elberta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l. McRill hay,
returned from ten days trip II
Tulsa, and other eastern oil towns II
the state. At the former city the!
attended the Methodist Episcopal con
ference where Mr. McRill was one O
the delegates elected 10 the Methods
conference to be held In May In Syra
cuse, N. Y
Mrs. ]. NJ. French OF silsbee, Tex.
arrived Tuesday for a visit with he
sister Mrs J. r. Mcknight. Mis-
Nell Sanders Of NacogdOches, Tex.
will arrive Sunday, and will also b,
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Mcknight
Mrs. Edith Aurelius and her sister
Miss Grace Dowell, accompanied b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene P. wynek. lef
Thursday for Los Angeles where th,
Inter viii make their home. Mrs
Aurellus and Miss Dowel will ylsl
the eNpositlons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
7erpsichorean

The brilliancy and beauty OF the
dances given by the Joi de Vie club
have long been a matter Of pride TO its
members, but the ball OF last evening
which inaugested the gayeties Of the
season, for that organisation surpassed
all previous events. The carpeted
entrance Of green lined with small
growing trees presaged q surprise to
the incoming guests but they were
hardly prepared for the real forest
into which they were ushered.
Here were tall trees OF autumnal
foliage, from which hung the waving
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
LET Is ~ CLAD

LET - M GLAD
Let us be- glad
This little span called lifc soon Is past .
Let Ms forget the fltful woes aud trnr,
hr hourturhcs ana the fears.
Aud Just be glad
Glad with the JOY NJ Nature ns she Wrq,rs
sweet dreams " beauty from ihc earth
aud sky
Nud clothes each flower with gentle
witcherN
Aud fragrance sweet
let Ms bring Joy into opr daily task
Nnd ,u upln II from the wear aud 'rnf
That hears MS down.
Nav b" pleased with Just The utiIr things
hat uhrcr our way
We u but smiling glance
or friendly blossom. OF the M of song
\ long"d for lctt"r, an uplifting thought
lw us he glad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
Fauorite Recipes
BY Best Cooks
HArdtAek Confectlon

One cup OF sugar cup Of dates
ana one cup Of nuts, chopped, two
eggs beaten, three. fourths cup VI flour
ana a pinch " soda. Mix we'll TO.
Eether, pour into square cake pan
and bake in moderate, oven twenty
minutes. Let cool In nhn, aud cut In
squares. When cool roll In powdered
sugar. Mrs. Edmound X. Ferguson,
700 West Fifteenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23
PADEREWEKI, TARRAR
AND FRITZ kREISLER

Music lovers NJ the city
have some unusual treats In
store for them during the
season. The management Ot
the Ovcrholser is Just an
nouncing three musical
events that will no greeted
with choruses NJ rejoicing all
over the state
These are the appearance
OF Geraldine Farrur. who
will be here January 10.
PadereWski. whose concert
reCital " scheduled for Feb
ruary I and Fritz Kreislcr.
the yiOlinist who aroused
his audience to such such en-
thus.asm on his last visit
here. and who will appear
February 20.
This is tho first occasion
when Oklahoma audiences
have been given the privilege
Of hearing Flrrar and pade-
reUski and that all three
artists will be greeted by
Immense audiences. goes
. without saying.
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Culture Clubs

The Swastika study club met Wed.
ncsday afternoon with Mrs. A. W.
Continued ON LAST raHel
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-08-27
Meeting Closed.

The Culpepper revival, one OF the
most wonderful ever held in Union
lefty, closed last Monday night.
Some Of the largest crowds ever at
tending services in Union City have
filled the big church every day and
might, overlooking on a number OF
occasions. Interest has been marked
turnout.
The speaker conducted meetings
from two to four times each day
during the sixteen days of his stay.
and at the evening service the house
was filled long before the announced
hour for opening. Many made pub
lie profession of faith in the Saviour,
about two hundred, and one hum
bred and seven have become mem
bers of the Methodist Church, where
the meetings were held, and others
have and will join other local
churches.
The services were enjoyed by
large numbers and much and lasting
good has been accomplished. Clos
ing services Monday night lasted UNI
til near midnight, and next morning
Rev. Culpepper and Robinson took
the train for Paris. A free-will of
fering, amounting to more than $500
was turned over to them before they
1of + 4 /.