Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-14
ANCLESEA

The eW1lling WORKERS Glass or n
Anglesea Baptist Sunday school, de-
spite the bad weather that visited ouI
town on Saturday last, held a food sale
at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth DOTS.
The management of the sale was In
charge of Miss Bessie DOTS, who was
busily engaged during the entire week
collecting the nice things donated to
the class. The writer believes that II
would prove profitable to some of oui
merchants to visit one of these food
sales, and take a few notes on sales
manship as well al store advertising.
So attractive was the counter and prices
and SO pleasing the countenances oil
the sales ladies, that when the hour for
closing up shop came not a single ar
ticle was left on the counter unsold,
and there rested safely in the treasury
net profits to the sum Of ten dollars,
The class had the sale for the purpose
of raising money to apply on the build
ing fund of the church, and should
there be q reader of this article, who
did no have the opportunity of coming
around and helping them on Saturday
at the sale, but would like to encourage
them in their efforts by making adona-
ton toward this fund, the church will
gladly accept your check for any
amount you wish to give. Make same
payable TO the Building Fund" First
Baptist church, of Angleses, and mail
to the secretary, Miss Isabelle Corson,
and an acknowledgement ofthe receipt
of the money will be made known from
the pulpit next Sunday.
The services of the church were well
attended On Sunday; the morning on
gregation is steadily growing, and the
evening congregation is almost at the
point of taxing the seating capacity,
but come along, don't you stay away
for teal of not being able to get a seat;
there Is always room for one more, and
let that one be you next Sunday. The
subject for the morning service will be
1.-THE Entrusted Talent" evening "a
Basket of Summer Fruit" Let us
have the pleasure of welcoming you to
our services both morning and night
on Sunday next. The morning service
begins promptly at II a. M. and the
evening at 7.45.
OUR INVITATION
s'IF KNEW YOU and YOU KNEW ME"
How little trouble there would bel
We pass each other on the street,
But just come out and let us meet
AT church next Sunday.
Each one intends to do what's fair
And treat his neighbor on the square;
But he might not quite understand
Why you don't take him by the hand
At church next Sunday.
This world is SURE a busy place,
And we must hustle in the race,
Fer social hours some are not free
The six week days, but all should be
AT church next Sunday.
We have an interest in u TOWN
The DEAR old place must NOT go
III
We want to push GOOD THINGS
along
And we car help some if we are
STRONG
AT church next Sunday
Don't KNOCK, and KICK, and
SLAM and SLAP,
At every body on the map,
But PUSH aud PULL and BOOST
and BOOM,
And USE all the STANDING room,
AT church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. s. Yewdall and
Miss Gertrude Murray have just re-
turned from Miami, Florida, where
they spent three months cruising in
the southern waters.
Borough Clerk Redding received a
letter from Congressman Bachsrach
Yesterday stating that the bill for the
preliminary work of deepening Here
ford Inlet had passed the House of
Representatives onApril 18th. The bill
provides for the examination and sur
yey of Hereford inlet for the purpose of
dredging the same to a depth of twelve
feet across the bar. The Congressman
will endeavor to get it through the Sem
ate also.
Constable Albert Thompson is one of
the Court constables at this term of