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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-16
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A new roof is being put on tn,
freight house and offices of the Rocl
Island Frisco Company in this city.
The chamber of commerce will hole
a special meeting in a few days tC
take up several matters now pending
before the body.
The county fair proposition is pro
crossing nicely according to Agricul
tural Agent Scott, and there is gooC
reason to believe that Carter county
will have a fair this fall.
The Ardmore Credit Mems Associa
tion will meet in regular session at
the chamber of commerce Tuesday
night. Several important matters are
/ to come before this meeting.
Yesterdays crowd was not as large
as many Saturday crowds in this city
| from the fact that farmers are busy
with their crops during the pleasant
weather, and have no time to visit
town until their work is all finished.
Presiding Elder Rev. J. d. Salter
and Rev DR.. Butler of the Broadway
Methodist church, have returned from
Nashville, Tenn, where they went on
business connected with the Hargrove
college of this city.
The fire department was called to
the residence of Captain Pulliam Fri
day night, where it was reported an
auto was in flames. No damage was
done, and the service of the depart
ment was not called into use
In the city court yesterday morning
several prominent citizens were up be
fore the mayor for failing to have
proper lights on their autos and eX
ceeding the speed limit. The speeders
were fined and the others were advised
to use all precaution to keep real
lights burning in the future.
Col. A. V. Doak is in the city shak-
ing hands with friends. The colonel
is now resident of Oklahoma City,
but stated that Ardmore was the best
town on the map and he realized il
more every time he paid a visit to
his former home.
Mrs. L. d. Hickey who has been at
Rochester, MINI. for the past two
months, where she went to undergo
an operation dl lHe MdSO DIOlueIs
hospital, will arrive home today. Mr..
Hickey states that the operation was
successful and that she will entirely
recover.
Dr. Harlow and Wilson Newman
have invented an incubator possess
ing all the essential good features Of
others and embodyng many original
features of their own. The machine Is
on exhibition at Harlow's store, and
the owners claim that over so per
cent of the eggs will hatch every set
ting
j. f. Cruce, one of the most pro.
gressive farmers in the county, states
that his wheat field which he had
given up hopes for on account of rust
showing, has begun to turn green
again and he will get an average yield
The protracted wet weather caused
Il = - :.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
M'GRAW AND MATTY
TO ACT AS JUDGES
Famous Manager of Giants and Vet
eran Hurler to Act at Local
Kennel Show.

AS authorities of more than casual
renown on the English bull terrier and
the setter. John McGraw, manager of
the New York Giants baseball team,
which will be here Monday, and Christy
Mathewson. star twirler and amateur
breeder of settlers at his New York home,
have accepted the invitation of the off,
Gals of the dog show to be honorary
judges In these two divisions Monday
evening.
Both McGraw and Mathewson would
sooner talk dog than baseball, as was
evidenced by their kilograms Of accep-
lance to the Washington Kennel Clubs
dog show Headquarters in the Evans
Building yesterday. Mathewson during
the winter months breeds settlers at his
New York home on an ambitious scale,
advertises his kennels. and generally
stands as an authority on this popular
breed.
Most of the Giants own a dog or two,
and the baseball players are expected
to rival the dogs themselves In the in
terest at the show Monday night. Judg-
ing Of the bull terrier and setter classes.
fortunately. occurs at time when these
two noted amateur fanciers can be pres
ent to Gve the officials their opiniona
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
jim COFFEY WILL
ISSUE Def TO JESS
Billy Gibson's Promising Irish Heavy
weight After Fight with
Kansas Cowboy.

New York, April 10.-when Jess
willard, the new heavyweight cham
pion, makes his bow before New
York audience at the st. Nicholas Club
tonight, a challenge will be hurled at
him on behalf of Jim Coffey, the Dub
lin giant. Billy Gibson. who is look :
ing after Coffey's interests, said today
that he would present willard with a
check for $1,000 IL the new champion
would agree to sign a set of articles
for a match with Coffey.
''Cofrey will box Willard any num-
Der of rounds from one to a hundred
IL the champion will consent to meet
him." said Gibson. II will bet &c.
900 that my Irish champion can stop
Willard in quicker time than it took
Willard to stop Johnson
Willard will arrive here this even
ing from Philadelphia, where he will
stop for a short exhibition on his trip
to Gotham from Baltimore. A delega-
tion of willard's Kansas friends win
present the champion with a loving
cup tonight. During his exhibition
willard will demonstrate the most ef-
fective blows used on Johnson and the
punch that brought home the cham.
piouship to the white race
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
Trio of Griff's Regulars
May Not Start Season
Morgan Gandl and Shanks Suffering from Injuries, Arc
Likely to Warm the Bench on Opening Day.
Other Sporting Gossip.

rely entirely on his speed to win games
for him this season was shown during
the FIVE innings he pitched Yesterday
johnson employed his curve on more
than one occasion. and the Braves found
it very much OF puzzle.
johnson cXerted himself more yester-
That he is still! warm favorite in the
hearts of local fans was eyinced by the
anplause which yreetcd tho anpounca.
mont fror, law, phiu,ns, r,oronho,o
''''p
H'H" Mh'h 'oithsoh came 10 nat LOT tne
hrst tune IN the third inning.
MaranyiIIe pulled off a great play in the
Nationals third inning which robbed Alya
Williams of single. Williams hit a saw
age Crounder straight at Third Raseman
Smith. The ball blasted its vay through
Smiths hands only To roll into the ont
stretched paws of NaranvilIe who wac
backinc-up. 4 lightning throw N frst
base caught Williams bv half a step
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

ON the eve of the opening of the
American League season Mana ger
Griffith, of the Nationals. finds himself
with bunch of cripples on his hands,
and unless these men round into shape
during the next three days. three new
faces will be seen in the opening-day
lineup.
Chick GandiI. Ray Morgan and
Howard Shanks. all regulars. are not
in shape to play ball. Gandirs arm is
bothering him so that he cannot
throw and is further handicapped at
bat Morgan has strain in the re-
gion of his groin, and Shanks' legs are
still bad.
II would not he surprising il the
Nationals faced the New York Yanks
next Wednesday playing Williams on
first base. Pick at second and Acosta
in left. for Rondeau is also suffering
from a Charley horse" and will
hardly he used at present
This is not a bright outlook for
opening day, when a victory always
inspires confidence. yet the Old Fox Is
to be congratulated upon having ca =
pable players at his command TO All
up the holes caused by ailments to his
regulars.
Those Boston Braves fioutinG their til
tie of worlds champions by virtue of
their four-Came cleanup against the
Athletics last fall. did not make the
showing expected of them during the
two contests staged here Friday and
Saturday.
Manager Stailings himself counted upon
two easy victories over the local Ameri-
can Leaguers. and the bitter morsels
he was compelled 10 swallow left him
angry frame of mind When
last seen, Stallings was heapinS much
abuse on the head of Umpire Collif1ower
whom he claimed deliberately robbed
his team of the fruits of victory.
The Braves realize that they are going
to have a stiff fight on their bands this
season to again win the National League
pennant, but are so cock-sure of pulling
off the trick that most of them have
already spent their lOlo worlds series
coin.
THAT woItar Johnson is not goinr fo
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
BRIARLEY HALL IS
BEATEN BY GALLAUDET
Kendall Green Team Barely Noses
Out Poolesville Military
Collegians. ] to E.

Poolesville. Md. April 10.-The soldier
boys of Briarley Hall gave Gallaudet Col
lege the greatest sort of scare today by
holding them to a to S score in a game
in which clean fielding would have given
the home team the greatest victory in
the schools history. Brilliant fielding in
the cadets ninth was all that saved the
Kendall Greeners from defeat
With Selby on second. Lodge. second
man up for the cadets in the ninth.
jumped on one of FerGuson's fast balls
and sent il screaming toward the fence
and victory, but Scloome. by a super-hu-
man effort, snasged the ball against the
wire. The neXt-two batters were also
victims of Gallaudet's splendid fielding.
Scloome starred for the varsity, while
Lodges newly-acquired knuckle ball was
a constant stumbling block for his oppon-
ents The score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
BROOKFEDS CAPTURE
GAME FROM BUFFALO
Upstate Team Is Nosed Out by
Wards Team in Opening
Game. Ii to 9.

Brooklyn. April 1O-After three hours
and twenty-five minutes of all sorts Of
baseball, the Brooklyn Feds managed to
win the opening game of the season from
the Buffalo team. Is to . To give all
hands a chance to earn their salaries.
eighteen Brookfeds moved on and off
the diamond with lightning IA pidity. The
Buffalo lads tried to equal these figures
but could only dig M thirteen PLAYERS.
There was much hitting. Buffalo took the
lead in tho sixth, when I4ouden got on
first on Hollis error and Dalton was
passed. Both scored on Engler's double.
Blairs single scored Engler. Mcdonald
previously scored on wild throw. The
locals went to the front in the seventh,
when WesterziI and Holt scored on
Lands single Three runs in the eighth
put the game on ice for the Brookfeds.
Score:
RHE
Rurslo.............. 100 800 0 %
BROOKLYN ............ > x-l3 IA
Batteries Beiient Schultz. Ford AVID Blair; Sea
ton. Cpham. Laftte. Simon and Lard. Empires
-Msssrs tombstone and Fyfe.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
AGGIES WILL PLAY
TWICE THIS WEEK
Maryland Team to Meet West Nr-
sinia and Callaudet at
College Park.

College Park. Md. April 10
Coach Byrd's Maryland Aggies meet
two very formidable mines this coming
week. when the West Virginia University
comes here for a game. while the other
one booked is the Gallaudet team of
Washington. Monday the Angles meet
the West Virginia team at College Park.
laying idle until Saturday. when they
tackle the Kendall Green institution,
their ancient rivals
Both of these games will be hard fought
from present Indications but the great
est of the two will be the Saturday
game Gallaudet has humbied the
Maryland Agsies team in football for the
past two years and now is the chance for
them to get back. Just who Coach
Byrd will pitch Monday Is q mystery. but
it il more than likely 1t will be Derrick,
the hard-hitting pitcher and outnelder.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Earned runs-Wss,ington. /; Boston. !. First
Rss erurs Washington. !; Boston, !, Left
on disadvantages. Z; Boston. l. First base
balls-Oh Hess. {: OF johnson 2. Innings
pitehed-By Ress. 5; by Strand :: by johnson. s.:
By Ayers. Hita msde-Of Hess {: of straud.
2; Cd Johnpn, ): on Ayers. 2. Struck out-By
He's. J: by straud. !: by johnson, ;; By Ayers.
5. rhreebase hits-Connolly. Neeiler. Sacrifice
hit-Ftzpatrct. Stolen hases-Moeller. Counolly
Gc~dy. Double play-Roudeau to Foster to Ain
snith. Wild ptteh-J Johnson Cnpirs-Mr. Coli
~. H. q Ons-s hpusa
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
GATES TO OPEN AT NOON.

For next Wednesdays game
between the Nationals and the
Yankees the gates will open at
II o'clock, the game being call
ed at 3 o'clock. A military band
will render . selected program,
starting at I o'clock.
For the opening day the en-
trance to the pavilions will he by
way OF Bohrer street entrance
excIusively. Thereafter entrnnce
to the pavilions may be made by
way OF Bohrer street and also
by way OF Georgia avenue.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
HOFFMAN bATTED
BY CATHOLIC u.
.Brooklanders Win Game from
University Of West Vir-
ginia, 9 to Z.
FAHEY In THE LIMELIGHT
Red and Black Hurler Shows Good
Form and Is Never in
Danger.
FAHEY IN THE LIMELIGHT

Catholic University won its seventh
start yesterday from the University oi
Virginia in hard-fought contest or
Brookland Field by clean hard hitting
. to 2
Coach Charley Hickman sent young
Hoffman TO the mound and he did fairly
well until the fifth. when his twisters
failed to puzzle the Red and Black team
and four runs crossed over the plate
Fahey. who served them up for Catholic
University was never in danger. as he
kept the five hits well scattered through
the nine innings.
In the second. after one was down.
killian hit 10 right field for the circuit
and this marker looked awful big. AS
Catholic University was BANKED for the
next two innings. After Cheves struck
out in the opening of the fifth, RinCrose
reached first on an error of Leatherwood
Fahey was passed to take chance or
Lynch. and he found the infield ASLEEP
and laid down bunt in front of the
plate that no one could field and all three
were safe.
Rogers Is Passed.
Rogers was passed. forcing In Ringrose.
DOnnelIy. in trying to drive the ball out
OF the lot. struck out. Caffrey came
through with a single to right center
scoring Fahey and Lynch. Caffrey stole
second and Roers scored when Fiddler
dropped the return throw from Leather
wood.
The only chance West Virginia had
ca me in the seventh. when they bunch
ed two hits with slow fielding on the
part of e. /. that yielded two runs.
and that was an they could gather for
their days work.
Catcher RinErose and Shortstop
White were the cleanup men for
Coach Moran. the former getting three
singles and the other collecting two
singles that helped the scoring. Kill
liam, the big first haseman. connected
for a homer and a double and handled
his chances well in the field, his one
misplay was a poor throw to the plate
in his attempt to turn back Fulton in
the seventh.
.iilian Doubles.
{. L. scored also in the sixth. sew
enth and eighth innings on good
clean hitting. Raebeck. who relieved
Hoffman. was greeted by killian with
two-base hit and everybody but
Rogers and Cheves secured singles off
his delivery.
Barron, pinch hitting for Hoffman in
the sixth, pooled a two-baGger to left
center. but was left stranded when
Hersey sent up a short fly to White
and the danger was over
Fahey pitched steady game, not
issuing a pass and famed six of the
visitors. He allowed five hits and
kept them scattered. the seventh in
ming being the only one in which he
allowed them to get more than one at
time. Hoffman was hit hard in
spots, but his support helped him out
of several holes while he was on the
mound. Raebeck, who relieved him,
was not an improvement and c. L.
was not to be stopped by his twisters
Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

uns-Worthngton ~. Porter, Noble ~. Sutton
Ewing. kncde. Derrick. Deerstype. Mess a. Per
kins Three base hit-Perkins. Home nIns-Knods
Mess Cel, Noble. Ewing Sacrifice hit-Porer
Double psy-Lerin to obcriin. Bases on balls
OF Pythyoa. 1; OF Defsndorf /; of Chichester
l. Struck out-Ry Phythyon. 4. Wild pitches
-Phythyon. Defandorf. Left on bases HOPKINS. l:
Agges. S. Time q! game hours and minutes
Cmrires-Nessrs. Georse Kraft and wslbrook
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Runs-statler. shuErue. Joyce Connolly. Barron.
spillane. First base By errors-Georretown. ;
Williams j Left bises-Georgeto~n. s; viii
Jams. 4 Ffrst base on hails-On Smith. 4; on
Kelly. 2 Inninss pitched-By smith. 10; b,
Bowen. -: by Kelly. q: by Mccarthy. 5. Fit,
msde-O6 Smith. 5; Oh Mccarthy. 2; OF Kelly. L
Struck out-By Smith. Q; BY Mccarthy. ): by
Kelly. J. Twobass hit-McCayhy. Stolen bases
90. Hit By pitcler-By Mccarthy. Brambaugh: b,
Kelly. Michler. By smith. Sriiiane and Cusack
br Bowen. Cusack. rmpire-Nr. HaEdiboe Tune
Of same-2 hour.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Runs-Leatherwood. Fulton. Lynch Rogers Don
molly. Killian Cheves. Rngross t2 Fshey Ca,
First base by errurs-C T.. =: L. Of W. Va, L
Left bases-C. L.. 5: L. d W Va, T. First
base balls-Of Hoffman. .: OF Raebeck, J.
Innings pitched-By Hoffman. ): by Raebeck, >
Hits made-Of Hoffman. 6; of Raehec* 6. Struck
out-By Hoffman I: BY Fahey, G. Home run
killian. Two-bass hits-Barron. Fulton, KiIlian.
Sacrifice fies-Killan. Lynch. Stolen bases
Hersey. Dornolly 49,. Csffrry 81. Fahey Ringrose
Passed balls-FiddleT ~ Ringrose Umpire-Mr
Woodward. Time Of camel hurr and 70 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
NEWARK FEDS WIN
FROM BALTIMORE
Terrapines Are Handed Surprise by
Newfeds Gov. Coldsborough
Is Present.

Baltimore. April 1O.-Twenty thou
sand fans were in attendance at the
Federal League opening here today
when the local club lost to Newark. Z
TO 5. Both Gov. Phillips Lee Colds
borough and Mayor James II. Preston
took part in the inauguration of the
ceremonies, the honor of throwing out
the first ball going to the former.
Jack Quinn and Falkenberg were
the opposing pitchers. Quinn. in the
first seven innings, was nicked for ten
hits and six runs, when he gave way
to a pinch-hitter. Smith finished, al
lowing the seventh run in the ninth.
Falkenberg was hit quite freely, but
managed to tighten up In the danger
Gus places. The hitting of Scheer.
who got two doubles. a single and a
base on balls in four times up, fea-
tured. Score:
R.HE
Newark. o ) % % II 3 2
Baltimnre. o o o -6 8
Batteries Falkenburz and HUM: Quinn T Smith,
and Owen. Umpires-Meszs. McCormick and weste-
vclt.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Runs-Ro~k veil e.. Marshall. Kendall. PlDoid,
scionme. Treuke. Asa. seby. Lodge. Trndle.
Lyddane MacDo1ald. First bas balls-On
Lynch. 2: N Ferguson. }: OF Lodge. l. Innings
.tried-By Lynch s; ty Ferguson. }. Hits made
OT Lynch. J: OF Ferguson. s. StrucS Ou;-By
L,nch I: ty fersuso '. ,; bv L'dGe. I. rhrerbasr
Rockwell. Two-bas- hits-RockwCll Mellis.
Marshal. SeIby. Trrndle. Sacrifice hit-Csrlisle
Stolen bas.s-RnckFeil Mellis ~. Reudsll Scioone
Selhy Lodge TayNr. Double phv-TfIoid TO Mar
shall. Hit hy p:tcher-By Ferguson. Lyddsne
Passed taD-EerdaT. Tmrirc-Mr. Morris. Time
q game hour and % minutes. ATTENDANCE COS.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
Indians Lose Medley to Syracuse

Buffalo. n. T.. Arr1i nl-The Syracuse University
medley relay team defeated Carlisle the SIXTY.
nth Armory games her. last night hp forty ysrds
Fcrrtch. running - Yards for syracuse. haadrs
Donahue. the ,inartermiier. . lead cf ten yaris
fhs latter increased this lead twenty eight yard
over Guyon. a Csrlisle. and when NewkiFk. IL
haH- aAlR. AnisAsd - - lsty ~ = - -
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
Waverly Bowlers to Celebrate

The Wareriy-h bowling team
wen the champaonshiP In the
Northeast DuckPin League last
week and Win celebrate the n.
fair On Monday night ~ holding
dance IN Odd Feilsws' Hall.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
AMATEUR MoeUIs TO MEET

A meeting Of the aWatear con.
nlsaiOn will BE held Tuesday
night ut SDalding's store, 1t
which time 00eers for the sea-
son Will be elected and ether
business which Was lafa % the
table Ut the last meeting viii be
transacted.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
KAWFEDS NO MATCH
FOR REBEL OUTFIT
President James A. Gilmore Sees
Pittsburgh Trim Kansas City in
One-sided Game. 8 to 0.

Kansas City. April l0.-Eleven thousand
fans, including James A. Gilmore presi-
dent of the league. saw Pittsburgh de-
feat Kansas City. TO q. in the opening
game of the Federal League season here
today. 1t was scoreless tie up to the
fifth. when singles by O'Connor and
Mowrey. errors by Easterly and Stovall.
and konetchys home run melted FIVE
runs. Berghammer's single and Mowrey's
double added one in the seventh. A walk.
an error and Aliens single Melted one in
the eighth. A batter being hit sacri-
flee. and Cakes single gave the visitors
another in the ninth. Score:
r. he
Pittsburgh ........... % IS o
Kansas City,. 0 o 90 5
Batteric. Allen and o'Conn"r: Main Packard
and Easterly. Umpires-Messrs. Brennan and Shan
non
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
AGGIES ARE BEATEN.
Hopkins Defeats Maryland Farmers
by to Score.

Baltimore. Md. April 1o-The Maryland
Aggies We're defeated here this afternoon.
to 6. by Hopkins in a game featured by
heavE hitting on both sides. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
BUCKNELL NINE WINS.
Trims Cornell College Team in
Good Game. to 3,

Ithaca. n. Y. April F-The Cornell baseball
team. home from rs Southern trip. continued its
losing streak today by losing TO BucAneil by the
score of to ).
Regain was ineffective in the early stages OF
the game and Bucknell scored safe lead. A
sensational catch by Miller Of Buckncll. was one
Ct the features. The score:
Blckuell. 20 1000 o. II 3
Cornell ............... 90 9 eL3 II |
Eatteries-CorneF Regain and Ciary; Bucknell.
Bremen and Murray.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Notre Dame viii again play the Army at both
baseball and football, according to statement
issued at Notre Dame recently.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
JOE TNKER'S CREW
TRIMS ST. LOUIS FEDS
Chicago Whales Beat Fielder Jones
Team Before Large Crowd.

Chicago. April 1o.-The Chicago Whales
got off right at WeeShman Park today
before 1900 fans. who saw Joe Thinkers
third league representatives down Fielder
Jones St Louis Feds. to l. batting
rally in the eighth. comprising a double
by Claude Hendrix and singles by Mann
and Wilson. proved amply sufficient 10
upset Eddie Plank, former Mackman
who up to that time had southpawed
four hit balls. Hendrix limited the
Sloufeds to four swats. two OF which. A
double by Plank and a triple by Tobin
in the fifth, accounted for the solitary
Mound City marker. The game was pre-
coded by an elaborate opening-day pro-
gram, and played under smiling skies.
Mayor-elect Thompson pitched the first
ball Score:
R. he
st. I<rIis ....... 5000 I,oooo o.
Chicago. ............. % o 90 0 ; I3
Batteres-Plank and Henley; Hendrix and WI
son Curires-Messrs. Finneran and Howell.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
COLGATE BEATS NAVY. :
MidshipHen Drop Loosely Played
Game by to Count.

Annapeiia April ie-with both teams hitting
the ball hard. but rIayina loosely in the Geld.
COLGATE won from tbs Naval Academy here
this afternoon. to 4 Colate oVereame . big
lead BY making Ave runs in the fourth and won
cut by two aIlies in ths ninth. Co1pos. for
Coleate and Adams. for the Navy. made home
nuns. each driving tuo runs in ahead q him.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

That Walter Johnson is not going to
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Amateur and
Professional Baseball,
Races, and Other
Sports in This Issue.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Rated for Parsons in nintf
fBafted for Bowen In ninth.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

All the Comment
of Experts on Chances
of Teams in 1915
Race in This Edition.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

and Easterly. Umpires-Messrs Brennan and ST
non.
The Denver star., 1915-03-13

Best regards TO The Denver Star.
The Denver star., 1915-03-13
National sunday school ceosr....

National Sunday seheeI cersrsss.
Rev. Henry Allen Boyd, secretary Of
the national Sunday school congress-
has been making a tour Of several
states in the south and southwest.
stirring up interest in the next annual
meeting OF the congress, which II to
be held in Birmingham, Ala. from
June 0 to IA inclusive. In Oklahoma
City. Okla. and in several cities in
Ohio, Indiana and Texas he delivered
addresses to great throngs Of people
who are interested in getting informa-
tion concer,,ing the work Of the organ
ixation.
Concord to Have New Church Edifes.
The Concord Baptist church in
Brooklyn. Of which the Rev. DR.. VIII
liam NJ. Moss is the minister. has had
plans drawn for the erection in the
near future Of a new church edifce.
The plans as submitted By the archi-
tect call for nm expenditure Of S62 900.
not Including interior furnishings. The
membership Of the church n over l. 100.
ara ths church property = free Of dsbt.
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