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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
PRESBYTERIAN

Ae the First Presbyterian Church
In observance OF Girls Day there will
oe services morning and evening. In
he morning the girls OF tho Sunday
school and various clubs will attend
ma body, and Rev. DR.. W. J. Daw-
on will speak on "Girls' Work" In
he afternoon special Girls Day exer-
1lses will be held, and Miss Edith
Dickie Will speak on work for girls
n China. In the evening DR.. Dew
son will give the first of series OF
addresses on "The Evangeistic APP
peal" entitled ITO the Intellect"
The music tomorrow morning will
be as follows: Organ prelude, Trau-
merei Schumenn; opening sentence,
"He Leadeth Ne, o Blessed Thought"
Bradbury; anthem, 1.-THE Lost
Chord" Sullivan; offertory sentence
Russell: offertory quartet, Christian
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee"
Shelley; organ postlude, Marclle
Romaine, Gounod. Evening service
Organ prelude, Andante Pastorale,
Ny Soul. Stretch Every Nerve"
Handel; anthem. Saviour Thy Chill
dren Help" Sullivan; offertory sem
tence, RUSSELL offertory quartet,
"Rock Of Ages, Cleft For Me-" Buck;
organ postlude, March Pontifical, De
ia Trombeile.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
the pastor. Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hun
ter, will preach tomorrow morning.
In the evening an illustrated lecture
by DR.. Frank Moore, superintend-
ent Of the Railway Reformatory, on
The Problem of the Juvenile Of
fender will be given.
The music at the Second Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning will
be az follows: Prelude, "Tn Spring
time" Rollins; anthem, "King All
Glorious" Barnby; offering, "Invoca-
ton" Dubois; baritone solo, Like
a. the Heart Desireth," Allitson.
Harold N. Wiley; postlude, from
Sonata No. 1, Rogers. Evening:
Prelude "'F'iat Lux" Dubois; an
them. There Is Joy in the Presence"
rllsley; Offering, "Canzonetta." Le-
mare; anthem, "we Would See
Jesus" Bracket: response. Selected;
postlude. '"rhs Song OF a Hero"
volckmann.
At the Fewsmith Memorial Presby-
terian Church the pastor, Rev. DR..
@. H. Broening, will preach tomor-
row morning on "Why We Should
Ask Men TO Come to Church." In
the evening a special girls day ser
vice will be held, with music by the
choir and q chorus OF girls. The
ushers will be girls The subject will
be 'what a Girl Can Do for Christ" :"
The music at the High Street Pres.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
OF CHURCH ACTIVITY ~
PULPIT SUBJECTS AND SERVICE
..af OF MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES
Girls Day Observance Tom orrow-Preparation for Lent
Where People Ma Go to Worship.

tomorrow Girls Day win be OBJ
served in many churches by special
sermons, addresses and music. Some
of the speakers will be 7. w. G. A.
secretaries. A few ministers will
speak tomorrow on Lincoln; others
axo interested in evangelistic or social
service subjects, and some clergymen
will have topics suggested by the
passing events OF the time. Prepara-
hons have generally been made for
the observance OF Lent, beginning
with next Wednesday, by those
churches interested. With each year,
as the season comes, non-liturgical
churches of several denominations, as
veil as the Catholic and Npiscopai
churches, observe in some special
way the ienten period. The variety
OF subjects for pulpit exposition to-
morrow and the programs of music
arranged by choir masters here fol-
low:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
PRESBYTERIAN

gDCOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
sgaaes and Washington SITS: Rev. DR.. Pleas
ant Hunter pestor-Morning service. 10:ao
Dr. Hunter breaches. Evening service, 7;lk
Frank Moore ILLUSTRATED iecture).
SOUTH PARK RESBYTER RYAN
cRURcH, corner Broad street and Clinton
avenus-Rev Lyman Whitney Allen. d. D.,
mon by Rev Davis w Lusk d. D.. sub
isct, New Forcss In the Life Of Our City"
s:H D. IA, parish Bible school: address on
siriS day By Miss Ethel Mckee. social sec.
ssst.ry: :. W. g. As p m. South rsra
strsses. addresses by the pastor and Mrs.
A. g. Niederbuehi styis' day osebration;
shfidrens praise servioA p. M; Christian
mndesvor. 7:15 p. m cordial invitation
THE OLD FIRST PRnsByTHRYAN
CHURCH. Broad street, one block south Of
nsyket-strangers welcome At all services.
bsvson VIII i'ia SPEAK VsS' sS airis "a Work Si H
$3.50 p m. eirls' Day sunday school exer-
aases; speaker. Miss Edith Dickis. Of Ninepo.
CHINA. Special music. Adult Bihls class
1t 4. Christian Bndeavor at 6:<5. Evening
worship at T:4b: DR.. " J. Dawson will give
the nrs Of q series Of addresses on THE
Evaneelistic Appeai-To the Intellect
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Robert Scott Inslis. minister. breaches In
and Ridge street INT. Prospect oars). sab
bath services morning i0:3o; evening. 7:lS:
Sabbath school. 9:45 g. m.
Girls Sunday will be observed tomorrow
morning. Miss Louise Connolly will speak
on The Mission of the Modern Christian
evening the pastor will preach on "a Gem
tnry Of Peace"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13

byterian Church for tomorrow will be
as folloks: Morning-Organ, Grand
Offertoire in c, Wely; anthem. ''The
Lord Is King" Marston; anthem. ''It
Is High Time to Awake Out of Sleep. /"
Barnby; organ, Cathedral March. !"
Ryder. Evening-Organ, Spring
time" Beebe: anthem, Sweet Is Thy
Mercy" Barnby; anthem, Sweet
Saviour, Bless Us Ere We Co." GIL.
christ; organ, Postlude IN c, Ashmail.
South Park Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitman Allen, pas
tor morning sermon by Rev. Dr.
Davis w. Lusk, subject, New Forces
in the Life of Our City" Evening,
South Park Chapel, addresses by DR..
Allen and Mrs. A. c. Niederbuehl;
girls day celebration.
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Baptist

At the First Baptist Peddie Me-
mortal Church the pastor Rev. M.
Girls Greed and Life" at the morn
ing service. In the evening an ad-
dress on "3illy Sunday and His
Work" Will be given nv Sheriff Knif-
fen. one OF his converts.
At the South Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev Clark T. Browneil, will
preach tomorrow morning on "whom
Shall I Fear7" In the evening the or
dinance of baptism will be adminis-
tered and his subject will be "The Full
Measure OF Obedience"
Tho choir will sing at the morning
service "Riss, MY SOUL" Lerrnan,
ana "Come Unto Me-" Lansing At
night they win render "Ruler Divine"
r2chv. -Varr0
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
Women Serve Dinner

with more than 500 attending, the
annual dinner OF the Mems Club OF
the Orange NJ. e. Church. last night
in the Miller Memorial Chapel, was
served by women of the parish. The
committee in charge included Abra-
ham NJ. Riley, chairman; william
Rockefeller. John Miller, J. Allen
Roberts, William F. Rockwell and
Edward Geach. Mrs. ]. Allen Roberts
was chairman of the committee in
charge of the culinary department.
while the service of the meal was
looked after by Mrs J. L. Parsons.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
IN MANY CHURCHES GIRLS DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED TOMORROW

o'clock. Miss Ruth Tappan viii be
the speaker. In the evening she will
be at the High Street Presbyterian
Church. At the Forest Hill Presby-
terian Church Miss Eliza Butler will
speak. At South Park Presbyterian
Church and South Park Chapel Miss
Ethel Mckee will speak tomorrow
afternoon. At the Third Presbyterian
Church North. In the morning, Miss
Louise Connolly will make an ad-
dress. AT the West Presbyterian
Church in the morning Miss Dorothy
Clark win be the speaker, and In the
evening she will speak In the Eman-
uel Baptist Church. Miss Cora May
Adams, general secretary of the Y.
w. c. A., will speak In the Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon.
Other churches will provide speakers
and music with reference TO the day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
Rally for Young People

A Young Peoples Rally will be held
in Wilde Memorial Chapel OF the
First Congregational Church. Mont
clair, Saturday afternoon, February
20 A lecture will be given by Mrs.
Ida vose Woodbury. on ''Goodbird
and His Friends" Goodbird is a full
blooded Hidasta Indian. and Mrs
Woodbury.. who Is a speaker of un-
usual interest and ability, has travelled
among the various tribes for years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13

Tho eighth lecture Of the course at
The First Presbyterian Church will
be given next Monday evening by
Frank speaight, an interpreter Of
Dickens. An organ recital by Alex
ander Russell will precede the lecture
with following selections: Suite
Choral. prayer, Toccata,
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CONGREGATIONAL

At the Belleville Avenue Congrega-
tional Church the pastor, Rev. DR..
Ross F. wicks, will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Man Who Faces the
North Wind" and in the evening on
"Life'E Ships That Go Out to Sea"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FRANKLfS STREET N. o. CHURCH
opposite the City Hall annex-Dr. William
Eakins will prsach. 1890 a. M. 'Girls In
the Trsining." 7:s6 .. M. "women's Rights
and wrongsi' $3.50 p m. Sabbath school
g:45 p. M, vespsr service.
RosEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Orange street and Bathgate place
-s-Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morning
worship and sermon 10:3o e. m. Evening
woruhip and address 7:x5 p. m. Mems as
seanbiy s:45 q. m. Sunday school 1850 p. m
Young peoples vesper service 7 .. m. Mid
week service for worship Tuesday at p. m
All seats are frse and strangers are cordially
lnyfteA te worship with US.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

CHURCH, Broad and Fulton streets-Rsv
M Joseph Twomey, pastor. Morning wor-
ship io:se. subject, "A Girls Greed and
BILLY Sunday and His Work." by Sheriff
Rnitfen. one of HE converts. Bible school
session at ~ o'clock noon.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, East Kinney
street. near Broad-Rev Clark 7. Browneii
pastor. Morning worship. II o'clock SER
mon by the pastor on Whom Shall Fearf'
Evening service. with baptism. 7:46, subject,
The Full Measure of Obedience" Sunday
school s:t5 Youns peoples meeting 4
Aid.wesk service Thursday, 7:Sb. All IN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
CHURCH NEWS AND RELIGIOUS BRIEFS

poelmann; Pastorale. Faulkes; Rev
erie, Debussy; Berceuse, Gounod,
Dreams" W. Wagner; march from
"Tannhauser," Wagner.
Thursday evening a public lecture
under the auspices OF the Board Of
Education will be given by Arthur
X. Peck, on Berlin, the Rhine and
Glimpses OF Germany"
Under the auspices OF the Union
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League, Professor II. J.
Krumpeln, the blind musician, is to
appear in an annual musicale next
Thursday evening at the Union
Street Methodist Church, Green and
Union streets. Professor Krumpeln
will play the pipe Organ, harp,
ocarina, concert accordion, and.
dressed in costume, will play the
Scotch bagpipes. He will also render
songs and recitations.
Moral and Physical Benefit OF Mil
itary Service" Will be the subject of
a talk to be given by H. Sykes to the
Vance Young Mems Bible Glass of the
North Reformed Church tomorrow
afternoon. Mr.. Sykes speaks from an
experience Of fifteen years in the
United States army.
In the Goodwin Theatre tomorrow
afternoon the speaker will be Lewis
P. Kniffin, sheriff of Lucerne county,
Pa, and former mayor of Wilkes
barre, a convert of Billy Sunday.
Meeting under auspices of mems
evanEelistic committee of Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
Methodist Protestant

''The Theology OF a Little Child"
will be the topic OF the morning SER
the First Methodist Protestant
Church, Clinton and Tracey avenues.
All night his subject will be Hell,
What It Is and Where 1t Is."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
REFORMED


CLINTON v z N U REFORMWD
CHURCH, Clinton avenue and Halsey street
Rev Albertus 7. Brock, minister Morn.
ing service 1880. address by Samuel Wilson.
Evening service 7:45; topic, ''The Modern
Girl Bible School anniversary oxeroiaes
at 1850.
NORTH REFORMED CIURCH-Rsv
Charles Fl. Stewart. d. D., will preach on
the subject. I'm Simple Faith" at the
North Reformed Church next Sunday morn
ing. His evening topic is, why Believe
in the Protestant Church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
cutberdn

At Trinity Lutheran Church Rev.
w. H. w. Reimer. the pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Supreme Virtue" and In the evening
on "Lincoln's Greatness"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13
UNIyERsALIsT.

REV. Henry r. Rose, D. D., Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, disgon-
ally opposite City Hall. DR.. Rose will ob.
serve Girls Sunday and speak upon ''The
Girl in a Big City, at IL. Religious school
ct 10. Illustrated lecture at T:45 on "Hol.
land. the Mother of America" Cordial vel
coma TO strangers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-13

FIRST cHILDREN'S TEMPLE. Inc, un-
dsnominational. 223 East Kinney street, near
Pacific street-Children's church service.
osnung, wsil-known business man. will be
the speaker The temple ts crowded with
children from six years and upward Come
and hear tho sweetest singing In the city.
Meeting for adults, Friday svenins, O'clock
An Ass wslocns.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
A NIGHTMARE

Gives point to the fact that excessive or
irepulrr eating disiurbs the digestion.
Nigh'uare or "night-hag' has lis daytime
correspondence in the undue fullncss
after eating, with the bclchinrs and sour
or bitter rising so often experienced after
too hasty or too hearty eating.
DIR. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
IL the best remedy for dyspepsia and other
diseases Of the stomach and its allied
organs OF digestion and nutrition. When
these diseases are cured, the whole body
shares in the increased strength derived
from food properly digcsted and per
fectly assimilatcd.
DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is absolutely free from alcohol and in
furious drugs. You can take il and be
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and that IL will produce no oi1l Gttor-cGeci.
Thousands in kentucky-probably many
Of your own neghbors-aro willing TO
recommend DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery because IL has made them
stronger in body, brain and nerve.
You can get DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery in tablet or liquid form
from dealers in medicine, or send so
cents 10 DR.. Piercc's lnvalids' Hotel,
Buffalo n. Y, for a package Of tablets by
mail.
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VIEW

James y Hughes. OF Marion, is in
our ne.ghborh0od selling roofing We
hope be sill succeed .n making the
sales
John Hodge is slowly improving
Bro Willie Crouch pre-. chod some
fin sermons 40 Emmaus last week
Bessie Russell s making propr.-
tiIns to move TO Missouri soon.
Nr. ami Mrs Coroctt Stephenson
sp.ut FRIDAY with her parents
Sey. raj from this yicini vent TO
the Show Friday
rncl George Tabor SAYS II he Fan
sell h.s dog Dee is going to- ArAau.as
Don't forget there is prayer m.er ng
80 ammlls every "wednesday night.
The farmers 100 this community are
through housing tobacco.
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OAK HALL

ala. po.IaHv,ghts baby bos i..
quite U. f..zes waa n. o CO.
see a. Friday.
Mr Eu'us Robinson visited at ".
n Gmyor sunday
Bob ant Tom Eroch were Called u
Sc their mother who was quite fcs
Sunday
a Ruth Cook. Of Hebron. visited
Miss L.tuo Cor.it Tlgs NIGH
prNur par.ct .f Marion, visited
t.s brother, Brs,og Daniels, Sunday
Charlie Worlcy has returned from q
tvuwr,.s lrpup State. Us yI- I
tie STATE far also relatives boz Nuu-
enhurs county,
Mr.. Nellie N.cIo'- lucc DEAN and
husband, 90 p,crs Valley, Texas ave
visiting relatives here.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
DYCUSBURG

Rev. VIM. Crouch flied h.s appoint.
ment at the Bipt,s, church .gre Sur.
day.
Frank Buntcn. Of Sm.ttlard, visited
relatives here S4.uN4y ana Sunday
Miss Lillian Crave returned 20 Pa.
ducah Monday.
Fred Ramage was in Marion or Lul-
ines Monday.
Clifford Stone, Of Cav-.r-Racs. III
Is spending % few days 20 town
Hrs. Oda Bennett has returned from
Metropolis, IN.
Clarence Daugitery has returned
from Marion
Miss Lee Owens, Of Caldwell Springs
was the guest Of Miss Tylene Charles
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

boxes sold for a good price, bringing
about Sl4.O0 A cake was also sold
for the prettiest girl, Hiss Marie
Graves being the lucky winner. II
brought 50 %.
Those on the sick list this week are
little Miss Mary Evelyn Grace. Ollie
Travis, Alton Childers, Allie and Ruby
Travis.
Misses Nina and nellie Campbell and
Arthur Asbridge, Of Seven Springs.
and ]. C. Bennett, of Dycusburg, at
tended services here one night last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Butler visited
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Ryan, Of
Pinckneyville. Sunday.
Everybody come to the box supper
at Owen Friday night, Oct. LIST.
Collin Fox passed through this soc-
ton Sunday enroute to c. r. Paion's.
Mrs. Lizzie Kinsolying spent several
days last week with her sister.
Floyd Brown and wife, Of Frances.
were guests f A. Z. Mckinney sun
day.
Aunt Mary Bealmer spent ias. week
the guest of MIS-. jane. Simpk.
Come 20 prayer nice. !g- ey-r. We'd
nesd.y night, and bring som, o. with
you.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Cooksey spent
Thursdly afternoon in Kuttawl the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs T. L..
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F Charles. Of Ma
rion; 7. F. Bunton. Of Smithland; Miss
Lee Owens. Of Caldwell Springs; and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Charles and FAM.
ly spent Sunday at the beautiful coun-
try home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Glenn were the
guests OF his brother, Henry Glenn, OF
Glenn's Chapel. Sunday.
Miss Lois Brightwell spent Saturday
and SUNDAY in Lyon county visiting
her cousins, Misses Gertrude and
Enola Brightw,D
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
Criiienden COuuty's Part
10 The State Fair

Crittenden county has started
on a new career. and We have
reasons to be enthusiastic, for
this is the first time since ouY
Kentucky State Fair started that
our county Las been represented
and this year By our boys cl.ss
mainly, In class for best regisSl
tered hogs Earnest MINER won
ccond prize. $1,000. In class
for best ten ears Of corn raised<
DH corn club 10y, Willie Sh.-
owens, of Frances, won second
prize, $500. In class Tor lest
ten ears Of Boone county white
corn Mr.. William Barnett won
third prize, $500. This ia 'S
worthy beginning ard it be-
h)py's the citizens Of or county
10 keep the great event in minl
and bee ready TO capture prizes in
many other departments nest
wear. The Minner pig created
lots Of attention at the Fair. The
Louisville Herald OF Sept l4th, =
gave Mr. Minner quite send
OFT. Saturday Sept 18th MIR.
"a. j.. Snow from the Bourbon
toehyards bought the h5y's pig,
&C onc-.ourth cent per pound
above ,ac market price. We
bop" ueU.Il have more U,rsand
pics and more corn nest year. Z
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ELM GROVE

We farmers are all busy cutting
tobacco.
Several people Of this neighborhood
went to the show Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis spent last
Sunday with his parents near Chapel
Hill.
Milton Childers, who has been min
ing near Mexico, has returned home.
Miss Gertie Fuller is spending the
week with her cousin. Roy Barnett. of
Salem.
VIII Conyer and family, ] C. Moran
and Family ,pent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Conyer.
Mrs, Nary Fuller spent Saturday
and Sunday with her brother. |. f.
Threkeld. Gypsy.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

last Saturday. Twelve pupils from
here attended the Fair and won eight
ribbons The following ere the names
OF The winners Of the ribbons: Mary
Travis, blue ribbon Tor sketch Of oak
branch. Roy Ilina. blue ribbon Tor
printed motto; Ohio Travis, blue rib
bon for match case; Joseph Travis.
blue ribbon FOR first grade reading.
Roy Hna. blue ribbon Tor coat hang
or; Wilbur Shields, red bbon Tor
sketch Of farm fowl; Mary Travis. rcd
ribbon for fourth grade reading; and
4 y Ilina. rcd ribbon for sketch Of u.
$ flag. Three rousing cheers for
Green's Chapel 4! 1!
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Sold BY j. II. 0rme
Marion, ny.
HEBRON

Sunday school at Hebron every Sun
day at 2:So p. m Everybody come.
Bob COX. Of M1rioa, was in this
neignborhood Sunday.
Misses Eva Clark and zelda Paris;
Dennis Clark and Vernon Paris attend
ed the box supper at Oak Hall Friday
night.
Miss Carrie Ainsworih returned
home Friday after a two weeks visit
al Fredonia.
Tom and James Carter. Of Salem;
Foster Brown ard Charley Guess, of
Tolu; and Earl Clement, Of Mari.n
were IN this nelghOorhood Sunday in
Carriers new car.
Mr. and Mrs P l.. Watson and
children attended the funeral Of her
brotho-, Clyde Green, at III. Love
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graveyard Thursday.

graveyard Thursday.
John Ed Bracey has moved to the
Stone place near Hurricane camp
ground.
Miss Ena Clark, Herschel Franklin
and Vernon Paris attended the school
fair at Seminary Saturday.
Bert York has moved to the Charles
NJ. Reed farm near Marion.
Miss Irene Bracey was the guest of
Misses Retta and Grace Rankin, of
Heath, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. L. ]. Daughtery and son. Ray,
attended the funeral of Clyde Green at
the Love Graveyard Thursday.
Rev. R. Robinson passed through
here Saturday enrCu,e to Caye-in- Rock
ILL.,, to fill his regular appointment at
the First Baptist church.
Claude Springs and Harry Gass at
tended the funeral Of Clyde Green at
the Love graveyard Thursday.
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EMMAUS

Services at this place the first Sat-
urday and Sunday in October at II
O'Clock each day.
Miss Marie Graves visited her par.
ents the weekend and attended the
box supper ct Elm Grove Friday night.
Herschell and Earl Butler were in
Padueah Saturday.
j d. Hodge, who happened to the
painful accident of getting three of his
ribs broken several days ago, is i'm.
proving slowly.
Bro. Crouch preached five doctrinal
sermons at this place las, week. which
were well attended.
The box supper at Elm Grove Fri
day night was well attended and the
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

faDs.i1 Ja-ef has mnyrI 90 hi.
now home bought ~ Mis-, E..emAIsi.
NJ AjIie Boyd Fcn,bos OF U,mu,.
g. Oa,.., is w,,'ius her parents aud
friends.
Mrs. NJ 3. TIcy. Of Chicago. ia
spending the FL, months with rca
tiycs aul friends ia the old Kentuc, y
hon..
Mesdlwes j. A. and j. D. Faus
speit the weekend with relatives and
friends in Bayou and Paducah.
J. NJ. Freeman and family. Of Ma.
rion, visited RobGt Boyd oud family
Sunday and attended church here.
Mrs. Homer Maddox and babe are
visiting relatives in Birdsyille this
week.
Willie George visited his family in
Sturgis Saturday and sundac
Mrs, j. o. Gray is visiting in Bird.
vile this week the guest Of ]. Al
Fleming and family.
MR.. Davis, Of Lola. attended church
here Sunday and was the guest Of 4.
r. Summers and family.
Mrs. DR.. waddell visited in Morio,
last week the guest u her bro her.
Ernest Butler, and family.
Principal Earl Sdllenger and assist. !
ant Miss Allie wilborn visited their
parents in Marion Saturday and SIN.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
LOldS Do Not Leave Willingly

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Daug6rou bronchial and lung ri,ment,
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better AID eat ue gwen than the usy u.
this remedy. lJ. merit mas been ls.i.
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day. Soc and SluD. O.
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QUESTIONS OF SEXa

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