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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
STATE FAIR IN
PATRIOTIC MOVE
Will Advocate Strongly Raising Of Moro
Live STOCK as Important
War Measure,

So acute is thu shortage OF pork and
woul throughout In" world thai Il hiE
local campaign To IT, launched at ono"
t., arouse; .rcntrr interest In tn" raising
Of hogs AMI sheep rh" climax Of This
hiC farm animal drive Is tn hr IN" livf-
stock show at the Nest Virginia state
Fair. September 60.
'Rnis," q hog and SAY" human lif",
"isniS" 4 sheep and keep 4 hnhy IN
ilr war 2rnr from freezing /" d"ath
ThrSr arr IN" apa"alinE slogans which
TN" far j. using I" arOrIS" wider local
interest i'll it, great "amrngn. Never
was n greater production "f hogs and
sheep 81 necessary. Unless quick de-
rISiv. action ~ taken by America Surh
an acute shortage IL r'rlnin I" result; a!'
Will rrldan;crr the lives Of nill"nS of
lt"rSunS. For this reason the govern
rnrnl ha~ jumped in behind thu fair. and
* encouraging il rs much u It can.
Gmv.rtrnI"ut s;"."'rliSiS arr working
hard tr inrr";L~,. hog prnhu"i"n for two
rrin,.ipal REASONS. FIRST. pork is needed
haGl.- hrcHuSr II is Il fatty maat. TIL"
human body requires Il certain amount
of fat and unless this fat can b" obtain
r,I unhrr-n0uriShmrnt results. The lack
Of fatty foods is the principal reason for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

the big jump in the death rate or old
man. women and children in Europe.
Second. the raising Of hogs is being
encouraged because they multiply live
or six times us rapidly as any other
meat animal. II the meat shortage IS 10
hc ended. il must he ended quickly. the
hog can do this easily since 1t natures
IN n few months. II is assorted that
America could double It's output OF pork
without much effort and within n year.
\ shortage Of wool and mutton is an
other alarming condition which has
stirred the fair 10 action. So much wool
has been needed in the manufacture OF
warm clothing for the armies or the
world that wool is higher in price than
any time since the Civil war.
Mutton. too. is 4 meat which ls IN
big demand all over tho world. If farm
rrs ir America would raise more sheep.
their efforts would assist greatly In
hrininr to end the meat famine. Lamb
and mutton have risen 10 such high
price tina, sheep r;tisinE has become very
profitable and this condition IS expected
to exist for many years.
The livestock show will familiarize
persons with the types a9d brc"dS OF
stock which can be raised profitably IN
this nart of tho country. and provides
prospective purchasers of foundation
stock with tho names and addresses of
local breeders with surplus stock Tor
sale 1t will serve aS a public market
placc Every one inrrrctcd in the Great
Cause must not stay away from the
Fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Wilson's May Disband
For Present Season
Club Has Met With Poor Results and the
Management Experiences Hard
Times Getting Games.

While it was not officially given out
at the Wilson club headquarters. there
- every indication to believe that the
club will diSband TOR the present season
after the terrible lacng given to her last
sunday by thn McconkGyS TIL. boys
hav. had !, bit OF hard luck. and besides
III" manager has had much trouble III
getting games for his club. dus TO the
poor showing and the fact that no suit
able guarantee could be made.
II is thought possible that tho CLUB
will make an effort TO get game for
next SUNDAY. and should the sailing be
very tough the situation will BE- given up
AS bad job and the stars of the club
will likely try to get on with some OF
the more classy organizations Manager
Edwards has done his p;srt. but tho spirit
is lacking and it will b. reSrctsabie. in
deed. should the club take the course
which is practically inevitable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
had considerable difficulty in securing

had considerable difficulty in securing
stcnoGraphers and typewriters in SUI
ncicnt numbers to properly carry on
the war work The Civil Service COM
to secure persons trained along this line
in order that the war work may not
drag. The full stcnographer-typewr
examination consists Of the following
subjects: spelling. stenography tdic-
tation and transcription Of notes.. type
writing. letter writing. penmanship ana
arithmetic. The departments and Of
fees of the government prefer persons
who have taken the full examination.
which can be finished in three hours.
examination affords excellent prospects
Of immediate appointment.
Usual entrance salaries range from
81. moo to $1,000 a year, the war depart
mcnt making all appointments nj sl.ln0
with promotion to $1,000 after three
months satisfactory service. Occasion
ally appointment is made at somewhat
higher entrance salaries Of persons who
attain good ratings and who have had
high-gradc secrctaIial or stenographic
experience.
StenoGrnphers. It - your patriotic
duty TO serve tho government now!
Application forms and a copy Of In
structons to Applicants for StcnoE-
raphcr and Typewriter Examinations"
will be sent to anyone upon request.
All requests should be addressed 10 tho
secretary Of the Board of Civil Service
examiners. post office. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
KENTUCKY HAS
Bic OIL BOOM
August Erer, Former Local Stogte
Manufacturer, Tolls Of Developments
In Blue Grass State.

August Filler. Il former fcll-known
local Stogic manufacturer, now score
iary and treasurer nf the Premier oll
and Gas Comptny-of Arnold. Ia. was IN
Tho city yesterday Oh route I" Eastern
Kentucky to lnk after the corporat'eh )
wells in that community.
Tho premier company was organized
Scyt raj months ago and is now drilling
n number OF wells in and about french
burg ny. MIR. Eilcr said lha: num-
hrr Of, excellent gas and oil producers
had been struck Ivy the company on IT'S
81 acres, and moro wrllS are now drill
ing He will return to Wheeling tho lat
ter pirl of this week Ia visit odd friends
before returning tn his home AT Arnold.
In speaking Of I've oil development i'll
tho past tew years i'll kentucky Mr..
Eiltr said: There are more than Ilfty
counties in Kentucky today that are
producing oil IN paying quantities. Three
wears ago the valu" nj oil produced in
The entire state amounted To SOU. Uhh.
while today il is claimed that IN" ilscal
year showed u value of S3G.nuu.hHo.
More than 20 r"r cent. Of the govern
. mont Income TAX from the state last
year came from tho oil interests. LE'
rc!opmcnts in tn" all Ids "f Ken
lucky arc only beginning. according 10
Mr.. Filler He SUD that Kentucky has
unhuundrd resources. and is now getting
facilities with which I" handle them.
Roads ~ every KlllN are "'lnE piHIH'u
which are being constructed as fast as
labor can DO secured 10 d" The work.
and pipe lines FOR oil and gas are being
laid as rapidly as material can be Sc
cured and pu; on the ground.
Mr.. F.il"r. in spr:lkIrI; Of tho oil de-
vclormrntS and its "ItcCI upon them.
.aId: Ii was not until Il short time
arn that thr citizens Of 1"ulSNill" mani
Tested the SliEht";It interest IN dew l"r-
ing II,.Sr rich streams IL oil which
through all III" centuries Hf the past
have been locked up in natures r SER
vuirS III tho mountains of Eastern Ken
lucky. And then il was the oil CONF
panirS began SprinGlnc up and i'll Il short
Tim" thrrc were scores of S"nd pro-
ducinG oil and gas wells struck. and
today the Louisville section is one
OF tho best oil territories IN this part OF
the country. Millions Of dollars havo
already have been spent TN equipment in
. these fields and much NOR" is TO be
spent within the next few years.
Mr.sEilcr said there are quite q num-
her Of Wheeling men now located in
Eastern Kentucky who arr engaged III
promoting companies or having drill:
Ing done, while scores nf former West
Virginia driilcrs and toOldNsScrs are
, working IN that section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
. FREQ Prescription Docs It's Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
II at Your Home

/ New York It is my own discovery.
and it takes just one night Ia get such
ruarrHiuuS results. says Ma" Edna Will
DIR VIXEN her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and tho improved
appearance Of her hands and arms. YOU
can d. the Same thing If you follow my
advice. Sh, says: | feel il my duty {"
tell every girl and woman what. this
wonderful prescription did for me. Just
think OF il. All this change III II single
night ! never tire If telling others just
what brought about such remarkable re-
suits. Here Is the identical prescription
,hai removed every defect from my fac,
neck. hands and arms. Until you try II
ynu can form no idea of thr marvellous
change il viii make in just one applIca-
timu. The prescription which ynu can
prepare 1T your own HON" is az follows:
Go to any 'Gr"rrry and get ten cents
worth of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug store a bottle Of ,dcrwilln:. Prepare
the oatmeal as directed III every phckag::
~ derwillo and apply night and morn
Ing The first application Will astontsh
you. 1t makes the skin appear trans
parent. smooth and velvety. especially
recommend It for freckles. tan. sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
K|WAN|5 CLUB
SERVICE FLAG
NEWEST CLUB IN TIE CITY HAS
THREE STARS IN ITS FLAG
FOB BOYS IN SERVICE.
Truce Hicks is Originator Of New and
Novel Flag and Honor Roll for
Club,

Tho WhcrlinE kiwanlS club. tn" now
csr and ais" nc If tn" livcst organi "a
tinnS III the city. has the distinction of
having enc "f the most novel scrric"
flags and combination honor rolls ever
seen il tn" cry. ii is Il combination of
the two and j. IN exhibition in tho win
dow ur the Nichols Art St"r" window
on Market street. TIL" originator " tn"
idea is Bruce Hicks. If tho Hicks Ad-
vcrtiSing IDEAS and is sur" a winner.
\ stalk extends 1" III" top If III" ar
fnir, where an American eagle carries
SUSPENDED in it's hill IN honor roll with
tho names of thu clubs trrc" members,
who arc In service.
Suspended under III" honor roll is
the pretty silk s"rvirc flag which by
the way WIS donated I" I'll" club ana Is
one nf III" ClaSScSt affairs eyer seen
in that linz" 1t will lH kept III tn" win
dow throughout tho week and must hc
seen t0 III. appreciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

spots coarse porsa. rough aktn, rudd:.
ness. wrinkles ana IN fact evoVy biem-
ish IN" face. hands and arms aro heirs
To. II your neck OF chest Is dteoolored
from exposure. apply this combination
thrr" and the objectionable defect will
disappear rs if by magic. 1t is absolute
ly harmless and will. not produce or
stimulate growth Of hair. No matter
h"w rough and ungajrly thu hands and
arms. or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to sun
and wind. this oatmcal-dcrwilio -combi-
nation will work 4 wonderful transfor-
nation in l. hours at the most. Thou
sands who have used il have had tho
same results have rad.
MITE: To get the hest effect be sure to
follow III" complete directions contained
In every package Of dcrwillo. You have
only to get drrwillo and oatmeal. You
need nothing c!Sc. and IL is so simple
that anyone can use It: and Is so mex
p"nSirc that any girl or woman can af-
ford it. Tho manufacturers and drug.
EiSts guarantee that there will be a no.
tccable improvement after the nrst ap.
plication OF they will refund the money.
1t is sold in this city under money re-
fund guarantee by all department stores
and druggists. including Baers drug
store and the Coleman company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
RETAIL CROCERS IN
, WHOLESALE BUSINESS
Ono Hundred and Twenty-edght Stores
Of Wheeling District In
Movement.

Wheeling Wholesal" Grocery '"n1-
many. Of W:ha..inS. with 4 capital stock
Of $50. ntn. was granted Il charter OF IN
corpnratinr Yesterday by the secretary
Of state. to operate I general wholcSatc
business in tn" state of West Virginia.
and il is understood that Il similar com
,any is taking out charter in the state
of Ohio. tn join with the one in this
STATE According I" on" "t the stock
holders of the company there ere now
within the corporation IFS grocer!
stores all rr:ail and practically every
one of the local stores being represented
Tho chief Offices will b. located in
this city and the object will be 70 "per-
At. tho WHOLESALE" Store in conjunction
With the retail stores and thereby savo
the customer much money. Part OF tht:
"a pltaI stock Is already subscribed and
tbs, h,llrcc will be paid in within a
short hul".
Tho stockholders are John S. W*lty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Wheeling Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Will Have Sale During the
State Fair.

NJ = called meeting. h"lh yesterday
arl"rn"pn At iin, Young W"mrlt'S chris
p"rulrr "Gnrry MI lin%" III tn. rlty dur
rnc tn" West Virginia stat" fair H"Nt
W",k aud arrangements w"r" mad" |"
riu 50.
Tn" funds received III the sale will
h.. us'x 10y The association 10 ho"$t ALONG
The war program and much good is be-
ng accomplished by the members in that
respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

Wheeling: J. F.. Raab. Elm Grove; ". E.
Hclfenbine. Warwood. and sixteen other
citizens of OHIO county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
CORPORATIONS TO
OPERATE IN CITY
CeA Cooperation and Insurance COM
pany Secure Charters to Do
Business Here.

\ charter was granted to the Gibbs
Whitehead Company. of Wheeling. By
the secretary Of state yesterday. the
company is capitalized NJ $4,000. with
!. $. Gibbs. Jr., Joseph S. Gibbs. Joseph
i. Wells. Marsh Watkins and Edmund
c. Whitehead. as incorporators.
4 charter was also issued corpora
ton To Operate mines in The Warwood
and out-thc-pikc district. it hcing the
Hall Brothers Company, with main
offices also in this city. The incorpo-
raturS ars Warwond and Rcllairr people
and are John D.. James g.. Henry Is. and
Martha Hall. If Warwpod. and r. w.
Hail, Of Bcllaire. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
DR.. Robinson Delivers
Sermon This Evening

At the Y. NJ. t. y. Auditorium tins
evening Dr.stharl~S \. ls"hinS"n. irS
tor ri the First United l'r''$hyt"rIan
church will preach for the lmrnnCu"l
BAPTIST church Tho uu#rtTt," &C st.
Iukr'S T. t.. church. CnmUu%,'i If Miss
Virginia Dighy soprano: Miss Emily
Snmm"r<llr. alto: Mr.. Thrnhnr" I'nSC".
tenor: Mr.. John Cunning. bass. viii sing.
Thu pastor Of the Emmanuel church. DR..
George T.. 1.uCkhart.- is away on his
vacation. visiting relatives in Michigan
but expects to return early in September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Women Will Speak at the
Fairgrounds Tonight

Women will b" the speakers at three
patriotic meetings To be held on Wheel
ing Fairgrounds this evening. accord
ing to plans that have just been per-
,frctcd by tho Fairgrounds management
cn-npcratinE with tho Child Welfare
cUinmittr" If tn" city. Mrs. Andrew
Wilson. chairman Of the welfare COM
mittrc. will deliver tho address on the
Sixteenth street playground. while
Mrs. John r. Garden will be tho prtn-
rpal speaker Mt the Twentr-si1th street
playfrld.
IN tn" .T'nrty-siXth street playground
n more elaborate program has been ar
ranged in that n recruiting officer Will
speak in addition Ia the women speak
rrs. TIL" topics Of the speakers will he
on child welfare work during the war.
Patriotic songs will as usual. precedc
and follow tho talks. AS this will ho
tho last special demonstration on the
grounds this season a large crowd Is
Tucked for.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS STENoG-
RAPHERS.
Tho United States government has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

Tho United States government has
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH

Another Sunday passes with well at.
tendance all day, with spiritual and
inspiring sermons by the assistant
pastor, Rev. S. r. Wilson, taking for
his text, THE Voice of One Crying in
the Wilderness" He is a strong and
noble young man, doing a great work
for God. .. Sunday School was largely
attended by both young and old. ...
Instead of Miss frankie Ellis being
the second successful winner of the
prize given in the Sunday School
Rally, Miss Manola Stewart was the
winner. Three cheers!. .. The b. Y.
P. L. meets every Sunday at 6 p. m
Our lesson, Social Problems and
Their Challenge was beautifully in.
structed by Brother l.. E. Boyd, who
is especially prepared in this work.
Special services by the b. Y. P. u.
next Sunday. The Church Cleaning
Club will meet with Sister Tullis, 2S1S
Norton. Refreshments will be served.
This is a great and good Club. It
has done much to improve this church.
1t has already had $14S worth of work
done and is still improving. 1t is in
structed and Overseen by Sister Stir
man, one of Allen ChapeI's good mem
bers, and is president, and Sister Fow.
Ter is chaplain. We pray God to speed
them II Our beloved pastor is still
improving by our prayers and the good
doctors. We long for the time of his
service again. He would like to know
of the Willing Workers Club, The
Vineyard Labors and the We-Will-Try
Club. The entire public is invited
to attend all services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
ERENEzER A. NJ. E. CHURCH.

EBENEZER A. NJ. E. CHURCH.
Quarterly meeting at E~benezer Sun
day was one of the largest and best
along all lines in the history of the
Church. The Presiding Elder, Rev.
A. A. Gilbert, was at his best and de-
livered two powerful gospel sermons
morning and evening. The Rev.
Chandelar of Cain Chapel preached
an uplifting, soul-stirring sermon in
the afternoon. Allen Chapel Choir,
under the matchless leadership of
Prof. Jackson, was out in full and
furnished music for the Communion
services. Glass 3, Brother Holler,
leader, still has the banner 90. The
Misses Edith Greenlee and Mamie
MaXey of Ebenezer Sunday School are
pupils at the summer school of music
at Allen Chapel.....The Vine Street
Baptist Church, Choir. The Friendship
Baptist Church Choir and Rev.
Brooks, his choir and a number of his
members from independence. Mo,
have secured sections for the Hodges
Brown Recital at Ebenezer Wednes-
day evening, July g.. Mrs. A. Masir,
from Fit. Scott, Kan, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Vaughn on Lydia.
Mrs. Sadie Dimery will attend the
State Allen Endeavor Convention at
Macon, Mo, also Mrs. w. T. Osborne.
THE Clubs of the Church, under
the leadership of the Efficienet Presi-
dents, are holding together during the
severe warm weather and are ever
ready to do their bit for Ebenezer. 80.
Mrs. Louise Stewart, ~organist, is plan
ming to have her pupils come to the
church for their lessons during the
warm weather.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
JAMESON TEMPLE
n,

The financial effort that was launch.
ed six weeks ago that ended the third
Sunday was a decided success, $7O4.67.
We take this method of thanking our
many friends for their hearty support.
Mrs. Ella Randall won the first prize.
Mrs. Stella Cain the second.
Our pastor, Rev. n. T. Walker, has
been confined to his bed for the last
eight days. We are proud to say that
he is up again and hopes to fill his
pulpit Sunday morning and at night.
Out of the many members that join.
ed on the last Sunday was Mr.. Coma.
way of Memphis who is one of the
faithful members of Philips Chapel.
We are delighted that he has cast his
lot with us.
All were glad to see Mrs. Emma
Butler last Sunday. She has been to
Atlanta, Ga, with her sick husband.
She reports him in a convalescent
state.
Mrs. w. H. Nickens is on the sick
list, Miss Mabel Cunningham is up
again.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
ADMISSION, So AND 25 CENTS.

sermon entitled with the Lion" Dan.
lei 6:6. There were three additions.
n candidate received the ordinance
OF baptism by sprinkling. Sunday
morning at s a. M. baptism by i'm.
mersion. There will be candidates
from three churches. DR.. Thomas de.
livered an excellent sermon at the
evening service. go. The District Con.
ference, The Mite Missionary Society.
me Sunday School Convention and
the Allen Chapel Christian Endeayor
League opened in annual session at
the Bethel A. VI. E. Church of this
city Tuesday, June 25th, at 10 a. H..
Every member should give at least
81 a year 10 help maintain our school
for the religious education of our bows
and girls at Western University. One
hundred and three soldiers are being
trained there in mechanical arts dur.
ing the summer. DR.. F. Jesse Peck
has recently been elected. president.
Mrs. lda c. Lee is the chairman of
the Committee on Education. The
slogan for Mems Day, July eth, is.
1000 men for both services" A
British captain. fresh from the front
line trenches, will speak at the morn.
ing service and Fred E. Roberts. the
soldiers evangelist, at the evening
service. The Mems Day Committee:
James H. Crews, chairman; George
Teeters, S. H. p. Edwards, F. S. Gil.
more, DR.. It. C. Unthank. William
Ballard, w. c. Hueston, Ed Lewis,
James Baker and G. H. Galloway.
Eight churches of the two Kansas
Cities will unite in a great summer
C"hautauqua from July 18th to 29th
inclusive The Douglass Hospital
Club will hold its closing meeting for
the summer at the Douglass Hospital.
3l2 Washington boulevard, Kansas
City, Kas, Friday afternoon, July ).
The members and friends are invited
to come and inspect the work which
been done the past nine months,
which include the installation of a
furnace and a newly painted opera.
ton room. A new superintendent of
nurses, Miss Hattie E. Reed. has also
been installed.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
ST. JOHN A. m. e. CHURCH.

Our services Sunday all day were
very inspiring. The increase in size
of the congregation is most pleasing.
Several visitors worshipped with us
Sunday. -. Messrs. Rice of Helena,
William Cowgirl Of Lexington, Mo-, j..
w. Banks of Chicago, ILL.,, and Miss
Pauline Vaughn sang with the choir
Sunday evening. . The Lawn Fete on
the lawn at the residence of our pas
tor at Quindaro was lergely attended.
Besides the members of st. John
Church and friends, more thar 100
soldier boys, taking training at West.
ern University, were present. 1t was
a social and financial success. . Our
pastor, d. Newman; Mrs. e. Finley,
Mrs. L. Payne, Mrs. M. Banks and
Miss Lucille Clements represented the
various departments of the church at
the Convention this week. There
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-29
CHRISTIAN

The program for Children's Day was
well rendered by the primary and in.
termediate classes. -. The Young Wo-
mems Mission Circle held their regu-
lar meeting with Mrs. Justine Rollins
on 18th street, Kansas City, Kas. They
will go on their Annual Picnic Tues
day, July I'd. The Aid Society was
well attended at Mrs. Marie Walls,
24l9 Vine street. The Violet Enter.
tainment, given by Mrs. H. Robinson
and others, was both a financial and
social success -. The attendance at
all the regular services of all depart.
ments has been good and the spiritual
and financial interest helpful and en-.
couraging. The number of those pay.
ing their rally pledge increases. One
addition to the church. ... Next Sun.
day, June 30th, will be the final Rally
Day, with services at IL a. m, $3.50
p. m, and at 8 p. IN. Each member
is requested to be present and do their
dead level best" financially. Our
friends and the public are earnestly
urged to come and help us pay the
last note against u church proper.
Brother William H. Thomas, pastor OF
Allen Chapel, A. M. f. Church, will
preach for us at $3.50 p. m. Other
ministers and their congregations are
invited to be with us. We are working
for a great day at gath and Woodland.
Come and take a part.