The Green Forest tribune., 1916-12-22
Fifth Sunday Meeting.


 Friday night at o'clock, before the 9th Sunday in December, 1916:
 Introductory sermon by Eld. D. H.. Walker, Saturday morning.
 9:30 Devotional exercises, Bro. A. E. Jackson.
 1000. The conversion of Saul, when and where, Eds. D. K. kittrell, J. 5. Minick .,
 1O:3O. What scriptura authority did Philip have to baptize the Eunck! Eds. w. B. Baily. Sam Jackson.
 HOO. Sermon, Eld. J. H. DeLano; alternate, Eld. J. B. Rose.
 12:OO. Devotional exercises, Bro John Gentry.
 200. Harmony of Rom. BPS and James PA, Eds. J. H. Spurlin, D. IL. Walker
 2:3O. Relation of Conversion and Regeneration, Eds. J. H. DeLano, 5. c. Mccullough.
 800 Does the Bible teach that the soul of man is immortal, Eds. U. J. Fox and the pastor of the Cavalry Church, Eureka Springs.
 3:3O. Stewardship to God, Elds. I. R. Keen, Joe s. King.
 400. Report of our missionary.
 4:3O Meeting of the missionary board.
 FOO. Devotional services led by Bro. Arthur Eden. Sermon by Eld. 5. F.. Crawford.
 Sunday Morning.
 9:3O. Devotional services led by Bro. w. J. Ledbetter.
 100. Sunday school talk by M. l.. Mccall. -
 HOO. Sunday school sermon by Eld. J. H. Sputlin.
 200. Woman's Work in the Home and the Sunday School Sisters C. $. Barnett. Harvey Thompson. Wm. Fer guson and others. l Opportunity will be giYSh for open discussion on all topics attef the leaders. 3:30. After the close of discussions of questions the audience will join in song and prayer service, led by Bro. A. L. Harveston.
 700. Stand filled by Eld. J. B. Rose. See that some one comes from your church. Committee.
 Remember the benefit for the Band Boys next Tuesday night. This is the first effort made in long time to do anything for them and every person in town should feel it their duty to patronize it.
 Mrs. Sallie Naples, on Route 2, has returned to her home, after several days spent here at the home of her nephew, Postmaster Clay Naples.
 Little Miss L. V. Porter, who under went severe spell of sickness in the fall, has not entirely recovered from whatever her trouble was and her father, L. V. Porter, accompanied her Tuesday to Eureka Springs, where she will receive osteopath treatment. It has been decided by the parents that her trouble was infantile paralysis We sincerely hope that Miss L. V. will be entirely relieved of all symptoms of the trouble and will soon return home, well.
 Wheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is obstructing the air passages. PALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP loosens the phlegm so that it cTn be - aya , ap sd ejeeted: ,iec -oe, 55ee 5ee anes1. co ger hottie. Sold by Myers Drug Co.
 In arranging with ourselves for the coming of our Christmas festivities, let us remember that Christmas is Christ's birthday and that Christ was the greatest human being ever on earth. and that he spent his life in teaching lessons to lead us to life eternal, and to celebrate his birthday by drinking, or any other kind of wick kedness. shows our unappreciation of the Great Teach CT.
 JIG. Harbert and wife are planning Missouri trip for their holiday pleasures.
 Henderson Phillips and Ebert Rus sell have completed their work with Contractor J. B. Reeves at Omaha and have returned home.
 Mrs. w. w. Hines near Carrollton is spending the week with her friend Mrs. J. S.. Kohn.
 Sickly children need WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only destroys worms, if there be any, but it acts as strengthening tonic in the stomach and bowels Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Store
 Huntsville is entertaining the thot of soon being able to hear the "n eigh- ings of the Iron Horse" It is pro- posed to extend the road from Little Pney, the present terminus. A $50,- 900 bonus has been asked and the Huntsville Republicans thinks the chances are good for it to be raised.
 Mrs. w. H. Neal is suffering from an attack of pnemonia. Rev. Neal was called home Wednesday from Huntsville.
 J. R. Crawford was at Denver most of this week on account of the serious illness of his grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Naples.
 It is estimated that $30, 900 worth of fruit was put up by the canning club girls of the state last summer.
 Mrs. Ralph Routzong of Cotter was here during the week to visit her father, J. R. Perkins.
 Roy Dooling, John Collier, F. S. Linen, Dr. Leathers, R. H Hill, Jesse