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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-27
Union County Goes ODer the Top in Libertu
Bond Subscriptions Committee Believes -

Union county has gone over the
top IN the Third Sale of Liberty
Bonds, it is confidently believed by
the Liberty Loan Committee at a
late hour Saturday afternoon.
The amount subscribed and re-
ported to the committee is about
$4,000 and there are many out
laying precincts yet to be heard
from.
The State Bank of Commerce last
week had sold their allotment. They
have practically doubled it this
week.
The First National Bank, already
subscribing to some ten thousand
dollars worth of bonds, Friday tel
egraphed the Federal Reserve Bank
at Kansas City to send them forty
eight thousand dollars more of the
Third Liberty Bonds, going over the
to- with their allotment
The Bank Of Des MOines, with an
allotmlnt of something over nj
thousand dollars, has sold more than
ten thousand dollars worth of the
bonds, according to a letter received
from Charlie Hammond.
This puts every bank in the coun-
ty over the top except one, the
Union County Trust and Savings
which, at this writing has subscrib-
ed only $1,000 worth of bonds. 1t is
believed, however, that the bank will
come across with its allotment of
S2S,8OO before this article appears
in print. If this is done Union coun-
ty will be way over subscribed and
the Honor Flag with red border and
three blue stipes will float poudly
Just unde the community flag on the
flag pole at the intersection Of Main
and First streets.
The blue ribbon community Of
the county, however, is Folsom. This
little town of some five hundred
people with an allotment of only a
few thousand dollars, has subscribed
to a grand total of $22,1OO worth of
bonds. Only Sl9,800 of this amount,
however, is credited to Union coun-
ty, some twenty-thrce hundred dol
lars worth being subscribed in Trim
ldad before the local committee on
the sale of the bonds got busy in
Folsom and shown them the error
OF their ways.
1t is believed by many that the
county would nearly double its al
lotment if all the bonds purchased
by Union County residents dad been
purchased through Union county
banks. Many have been through the
banks in Oklahoma, Trinidad, Ration
and Springer, and there is no way of
ascertaining the exact amount in
vested in this manner through these
outside sources.
n telegram received from the Fed
eral Reserve Bank by Tom Owens
chairman of the committee, Satur-
day morning, gives the amount of
the bonds subscribed by the various
banks as follows,
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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-27
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW ABOUT


Mrs. a. w. Johnson, of West I'm
ion, Iowa, arrived here Friday and
will visit her brothers, Cy and Lyle,
and sister. Miss Agnes Schwestka.
G. 4. Rodell is spending the week
end in Ration.
Fred Zimmerman, tthe Floydada,
Texas, ranchman, is in Clayton for a
few days on business.
Mrs. b. f.. Clark has returned home
from visit of several months in
Illinois.
W. p. Graham, the real estate man,
spent several days in TeXline the
week just passed.
}. A. Winters is spending the week
in Roy on business.
The Misses Clara and Mable Por-
ter, who have been visiting at the
Pollard ranch for the past month,
returned Friday to their home in
Ellen, Texas. Their sister, Mrs. Pol
lard accompanied them.
Miss Cleo TOOmbS has been con-
fined to her home with tonsilitis
this week.
+. y. rawlings and family return
ed to Clayton Wednesday from Har-
land, Kansas, where they have Wis
tied for the past two months.
Dr. and Mrs. Jennings, who have
spent the past few weeks in Denver,
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-27

First National. 10000; State Bank
of Commerce, $4,000; Union County
Trust and Savings, 5000 Bank of
Des Moines, $4,000 The telegram
adds that the county is $1,000 short.
Advice from the banks of the
county, however, on the amount of
bonds ordered, brings the amount
to the figure stated in the opening
paragraphs, and makes our Honor
Flag an almost assured fact.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-04-27

n EvOTED TO the interests
- OF good citisenship and
TO the uDbuildlnE Of n larger
and better Clayton and Union
County. Official paper of the
Clayton district Land Office
and OF Union County ~ u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
St. 4uke's Y. P. @. VIII
Meet Sunday Afternoon

The Youn- t'.rni" orchestra VIII n'"'
as usual SUNDAY Hf;"rno"n ~ - i'"A'
parish huiSr IL - Dr"'nH'. Its '>'''
day aft"rnr"u 1" Young p""rl" Sat''''''u
So .,r,, hour rehearsal ;tnd much WIS
.,,cc,,rlishrd rv ;h.. ,'urh!n"d forces.
7, is . very. ,nroura "tu=; sight |" $50
CO many ,uuri- ,,,"pl" $p"udtnc their
afternoons n r.h"acSrl and thu results
that are being n,;'llm"i MI! b" Wolf
worth the .tt"rt. tn" membership Is
still open amG !ut;n= musicians Sn"uii
avail themselves ~ th'S opportunity t"e
e.1tse n bic playing.
Bring your inStr;:m"n; and Join t''
group h.rur.. thu membership closes. rs
the first Conccrt Viii h" SlHtn ''FH
soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
OHIO CD. SUNDAY
SCHOOLS ACTIVE
ALL OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR ENSU-
ING YEAR AND PROGRAM OF
WORK BEING ARRANGED.
Division Institute and County. ColTen-
ton Here Soon-State Meeting
In Clarhsburg.

: .rhc f,bio eou,,v Sunday Sf.n...! 10
soriation * planning - st.:,i>.. :n:,:l:..,..
stems al,,nc all lines his y.a:. f,.rrt"'!
hy the following county "ff.r.-s. Pr
lden,. O. G. !:";.i,>: Vic. rr..>'o'&.i. y. :.
Har,: Secretary. Miss. MARTIN .. Irwin:
Treasurer. IL. =. Ju~rc",l$. - Depart
ment sur.rint"nd"ntS ar~: ELEMENTARY.
Mrs. Frank \ Wait: t".t ~. Mrs. -
G. Dean: adult T.. =. T.'";!t'"i;. '''np"7-
~ !, n NrMull,r. ,..:t,h"r
training. Miss M3rE HIiu'ai', h'fh''.
Miss F:,sphonrl Hutchinson: missionary.
Mrs NJ + Mont nrn.-y: rural J. +.
Currrinehar,: purity. Miss Macy lois
Barnes
Besides thrir "cun'r officers. each NJ
the five Sunday S..h""i districts arc
organized wiki Sa'i:. nut':s'-r. Il "rft'"TS
and Supcrtnt"nl"u;>. II" rr'Sit'H'S
and secretaries OF t'.,' So ''NAt 1iS;:'''$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
IN THE CHURCHES

The Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements,
but to insure publication and
proper classification. notices ln-
tended for publication in Satur-
days issue should be received at
The Intelligencer office not later
than Friday at noon, and Thurs
day. il possible. 1t is respectfully
asked that the notices be made as
brief Is possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
11n;ted Presbyterian Churches.

First United Presbyterian 'h"rrh
Charles II. Robinson. pastor 'nhl''
nwnrShip a, ln:A3 IL M. an! -" y. m
suhicri of morning sermon. An -. I.
IlraI for \. y. Service" Evening sub
."ct. Using VIA, W" Have. Fihir
school II ga 4. IN. Young I""pI" :
.rryic, of devotion IL 6:i' y. III. Every
m"m(nr canvass III Ia" afternoon ~
tt,vr,,u and :. Midwrrk prayer 'S"F\ =
loo wednesday evening at 90.
Second United l'rcShy t"rin "hur',h'
Fourteenth and Chaplin" streets. Ira L.
Me- rrary. Sabbath $ch"oi AZ
80 Il. IN. Sermon Icy IN" pastor III
In.a. a. m: subject. "A '"EnH"Lhu ana
th,. E..sr,uS.. Young p""rl"'$ meeting
u, Gas T. IN. Sermon 10y III" pastor ~
40 T. m; subject. ~ Substitution All
should Make" N"Nt "Wednesday even
ing til" pastor viii l"sin - series OF
studies on thu l-'uk II Revelation III
th, rravrr Meeting All ar" invited 10
afIruG th,-S. services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Rrnwond N. L. church. Fifth and Main
street. Bcnwoud. Rev. f. B. Moore. b. j..
'pastor-Sunday school. 9::45 Il H.. Prot
W. ". Swinrhrart. Supt.: morning w"r'
ship. 1o:45; Epw"rth League. $40 p. IN
Mrs. 7. Il. Siglcr. Supt-: evening w"r
shin. $50 An urgent request " mad"
for all the Christian people Ia attend ih'
meetings. Tho special meetings hhr"
been tn" means Of quite number com
inc 70 the Master. Will. all the propI'
come 70 these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Br1dqeport Churches.

St. Pauls Lutheran church. Bridge
port. Main street. Rev. Otto Wendell. pas
tor-Sunday school and Bible class at
$50 a. M; Divine service. English, al
l0:45 4 M meeting Of the church coun-
ell nj 2:3O n. M: Wednesday evening
I.cntcn services. German. Immediately
after the service on "Wednesday evening
tho Ladies' Aid Society will give BIRTH
day party and dollar social. The follow
ine ladies will entertain Mrs. John
Isauschcnberg. Miss Lena Massor. Mrs
Ed. Miller. Mrs. Aug. Koch, Mrs. Charles
hilbert and Mrs. Hess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Methodtst Churches.

.'hapliao S;C"": Methodist f'''S1"i''
,:,prrh K,v. q; II. Sampson. pastor
cr,I,,. cchnol o:IJ a III. Glasses for AL
,--,d,s Morning worship ut :NO a. M.
.n-,,or hy inc pastor The Search for Il
1r,n F;nwor,h league Go p. IN. w.
m p,,r.rs rrrSi,iert' Evening worship
IN :, ~ .vance!iS,ic sermon by me
r,s.ur "Do.s II Pay" Special music ny
-. choir. =. ". McC,an choiristrr. WIZ
Mr. Ua-rt..r. orGanist The regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

A proposal OF vital interest TO every
member of ST. raul's church will be pr".
scntcd by the rector next Sunday morn
ing in the place of the regular sermon.
He has something to say that all should
hear. We trust that you will all MAKE
an extra effort TO be. in church next
Sunday morning At 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Martins Perry Churches.

ST fnuls Episcopal church. Walnut
street. near Sixth. Martins Ferry. Rev.
!. j.. l.anghornc. ministor-The,- third
Sunday in Lent: M. Holy commun-
ion: ?:l5. church school: 1890 holy
communion and sermon; 30 y. NJ. "r''-
ming prayer and sermon on the top".
The Master Deciding His Methods q"
Work: the Second Wilderness Tempia-
.;On'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
WOUNDED IN FRANCE.

FAIEMONT. W Va. March w ord
has been received BY \. H. Curry. coal
operator and merchant nj B"nt0ns fef-
~. Marion county. that his son. Nii"'
V. Curry. has been wounded ~ me
front in Franco. He enlisted with ;f''
frs, Canadian u. 4. q. some tim" age.
Ri. extent Of his Injuries have no; y"'
b,,u ITurnri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
orpr.oorrD A BET.

CI.ARKSEURG. w. Va. March l.-ir
vim Kidd. accn resident. was not par
,jc-r,Iar rs to his customers while T""
logging whiskry today al The r. n "
station, Walter Pee nf partnerships
DEPUTY state commissioner OF prom
bitten. happened TO be one OF th"h'
Kidd is now in jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
ruscANIA SURVIVOR.

WASH NtiT,.\. March l.-~EvINa;'
Carol Ccully ot Toledo. Ohio. on" 81
three American soldiers on IN" pass"n-
ger list OF tha t"-p. incd troop ship
Tuscania no, previously accounts '"r
in any way waS<-'tfjctai!y reported To-
night as L SURVIVOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
pRrsr TRANSFERRED.

The Rev. 'rh"maS Garrett. S"c"h" as
sistant priest -: IN" Church % INC I'M
macula;. Conception. was notified TO-
day by Hshoa r"nahu" q; Nh""i:nS
rLo+ re- ha.; t.nn transferred :" tn" ca
,hetlr:,l at Wheeling. whore h" is 70 r.
rort tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
prasbvte,Snn Churches.

Elrrl HrrShIl"rIAN fhNT'I ~"
Chaulrnc street. Cl:lud" Porter Terry.
minister -l:!blr school. $50: mons IL
hI,, ck,s. in ,hr parish h"u*r AT AZ.
Travelling mon and visitors wci""in"
Morning Worship. 1n;t5: evening w"r-
shin, $50. TIN. pastor will preach ~
hoth services III" chorus choir VIII 1t"
assisted ny Mr.. i. NJ Evans. Sl"llniSi
Friday night III parish h"us" iS open
for boys. Wednesday evening SrrN''''
m in tho club ROOM Welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

class Injecting 6:45 p. m. Ward Goodwin
leader: 50 p. III. the choir will rcnd":
u sacred musicale. Miss Shirley Way
man. director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Second Presbyterian church. Mar'n >.
1olS-Morn!ng. "Th" Surr"nd"r'u IH,'.
Gal. 20 Evening. "rhc Great Irinu-
latinn," Rev. l2-li. Increasing 'h''r'N'
is shown in this sores "f S'F'n''"' y;
.n,,,diJ ,ttrndancn.. Dr. kn"ntH NIL
preach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Tho Third Presbyterian church. Th'r-
tv-cirhth and Jacob street. lev. i. !.
I.ovrnb"rcCr, y. H.. pastor tn" *'':
vices for Sabbath. March =. ar" as i"''
lows: Mems Rlbl" class, ~" IL M
preaching. ih:3u Il. m, tonS'cra''"
Mcmbcrship:" Sabbath school. > p. m;
nrcachinc. 100 =. m. Joy IN the ChEEs
rian'S Life"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
ON THE Prodigal Son" Bring your
Church Of God.

Wonderful progress has pccn hanc
~ The Elm Grove Church OF God Icr'-
val meetings which have been IN proc
rrss for four weeks. Tho church haH
been revived. many members nay"
n..wr,l. their covenant; and additions
have ncnn made Ia the church. rev
Cyrus Nl"r Eylcr has delivered inc
word of God unto the people so liAini!
and forc"tully that much GOOD mas
h,cn accomplished. The rcE"Ihr Stt-
vices will be- held this Sunday; SUNNY
schnnl, $50 a M. Samuel Masters SUI
pcrrn,. ndcnt. \ special congregational
meeting has been called by the pastor
to open nj IL a. N. in place OF the rex .
;,I,r prraching services. Member" OIL
the church will take notice ana DC iherr.
Christian Endravor prayer mcctlhS' -"
f.. m, Walter Hahn. president; prC;lcn
mr. b,- n.v. Carroll {. Bylcr at "a"
=. III. Subject. Tie Is Able. Are g"
Wiling" Prayer meeting ana iFeacn
ing services every night next week w'th
Rev. e. A. Eylrr in charge. MiS%i"h-
arv society meeting Thursday alter
noon. cleaners hand meeting ThuEs-
day afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

First Christian church. E'N. w II.
Fields, paSt"r--S'rNIC" sunday. Mar"n
:;--Riblc school go. Morning. w"rShlr
ln:25. Sermon W. II. l;r''"kS. com
lnnnlrn ll:"W. Christian l.m'i'nv"r g."
Evening s,rvir" az ga. sermon by w
#. Brooks. hvanGrliStiC services. con-
t!nucd nightly during if,r w'~k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Episcopal Churches

st. Andrews church. 3Tth and E"fs
Stre->ts. J. Logan Fish. r"cthr-Th"rc
will he services toin"rrnw. inc thlr'
Sunda, IN Lent 4; / Il. III, 1ii 80 T.
IN. There will b. cclchrat!"u Of HOY
Cnmmunton 1T III" morning $"rE"",
Sunday school 1T tw" o'clock IN IN" ~
rsrncon l-antcn services on TUESDAY
and Friday evenings At 80. R"T. i
r: L. Strldcr will preach on Tutsdh!
evening.
st. Matthews Episcopal church. E"E
r. Z L. Stridcr. rector. Tho third sun
day IN I.cnr--llnly Communion. Il. M.
Holy Communion and sermon. iH:S'
m: evening prayer and sermon. ':@V
n. NJ: Sunday school. 81" p. M. mon
Hihl, class. ?:S" l. N.
Spccial Irn,cn services 7r" h"'n=
conducted every Sunday evening IN -
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal cn"rrh
Fifteenth and 'haplnr Str""ts. th'Sf
services arc p"Iular consisting o'
service easily followed conGr"sl'lonfI
singing. special music. and sermon D!
th., rector Mr.. Strldrr will preach SUI"
,:ay night on the third q; t-ehtrr
series The Shoes - Il Peaceful Cos
pol
st Luke Episcopal church. Jacot
birmingham y. j.. rertor-Th;rd sun
d,y in Lent. Sunday school. ?:l3 Il m
Holy Communion and sermon. iV;"'
Mrs. Fred t'arrS Will sing ol'r'"fS
solo in the morning and tn" "N"nih-
.cr,.;c, Several cNr"ii"n; music
MEMBERS will be given by IN" choir
; Weekly 1cntcn services Tuesday an'
Thursday afternoon ~ & N"dn'Snt'
o,i Fri.,ay evening services q; !. so
condemnation instruction by Or. EritunE
han: Friday evening and Sunday after
noon ut $50. g.,
Eotc-ThcSn instructions ar 'o'
hose that have not been confirmed ~
we'll rs those th;Lt have b.En---"icSt W.
forget"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Fourth Street Church First Methodist
EriScoral THE Mother Church" Chap
line street south OF Twelfth. Clr"nce
Eugene Allen. u. n. pastor. l'r"f.
Henry Hartmann. nrTanist and choir
master. Sunday school 40 II. m. fu'-
" graded by departments. Mems lhhi"
c.i:rss a:45 Il m. taught by /. +. Nor
ritt. kindergarten department ln:l' l.
M where Parents may l'rov" their Sn;s.!
chrltr,n and attend church service. i'uh"
lie worship ln:A5 a IN. and 20 T.. III In
:hc morning Major Charles T.. N"r%An
If Charleston. viii Sp.;lk on IN" work "t
tho hnti-Sal"on t"nr1I" "f West Nir-
@tnia At tho Peoples S"rSiC" IN tn"
evening tho pastor will ur"arn on "l:trr-
nal I..fe- What and How" Prof. Hart 20
mann will give u brief organ recital and
III, vested choir will sing Fnwnrih
!.c1Clin Devotional service. CSC y. n.
n,a-wrck service Wednesday TO r IN.
conducted ~ The pastor. Visitors wei
come to all services. SittinSS frrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

stone PRESBYTERIAN church. FAN
l;ruv,--R"v. l.. T.. l"w"llyn VIII pr'Ttci
=, II a. m. and 90. y m. MOI" NJ
subject. "rayinc the Price; rF"n''S'
Sabbath school. ?:i5: adults Schoo! ~
sam. hour: young peoples Scf'iE o''S'
Lender Miss Myra Little.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Christian Churches

Island Christian I-rurc!I. Il. N VAN
WinI;ln pas,or. rcsidrnc" - Indiana av-
cuuc Fell phour N9".--BIbc school AZ
80 a. m. Worship l0:d5 4, n. Subject
Of sermon 'TI"lp WIN The World. Chris
,,,n Eudcavor Il: "a y. N. Preaching ~
7:%n u m. Suhirr; of sermon Christ "r
Tho kaiser" Prayer meeting WcdncS
day T:i5 r. N. YOU arr invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Van,. Memorial Presbyterian church.
W'rodsdaIr, james Meas" potter. -. -.
,ui,istnr--Scrvircs at II l. III. ana -"
II. m. Morning subject. "Why Not f'hd
,hr Wrr"" In Inc evening praise sci :
vice nj which The story "f the hymns
Wi In. given and lhr choir and c"nErr,
.:or,on will sing. Mrs. {. 6. Cook Will
render several srl"cti0ns on the corh'"'
SUNDAY school and adult Bihlc classes
al 9:Sn A. nv Young peoples meet'"S
~ l. a.. y. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
wawood Churches.

Warwund NJ. r.. church. Sunday Sch"o'
al ?:l5. t.: G. I-couhart Supcrlntcnaci l.
Preaching services Hoo. Rev. 4. y:
cory ii Wheeling Union MISSION Will
deliver thu Srrmcu. In the cNcn'nS ~
~" tn" Fpw"rth l-"aEu" VIII hhn w,
charge and the following program VIII
IN, carried out: 49,.
Singing of Hymns. ....... ohSr
nis,ussjnn Of topi: If scr;pturi.l read
ing ". l.. Tusun
nuar,cr--Miss R"ss Orh"ll. Mrs. Rivers
pr Mckee. Albert cox
,,i.ir,.l. N Il. Mckee
heading from Ep%or;h L"agu" Journal
,thrcsx ......f..t Z. i.""nhart
Quartet.
Singing ...,......'..''' ''''H'
Hrnrdirtlnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

First German N. F.. "lrur"n. 'NaN'H''
street. opposite High S"h""l. ':"'. 'h'S
T.. S"vrrIut;hars. pastor. : n"H' S'''""5
I. H:.1I -, m Mornin= So 'r. l. ':'.r
mar 7. ,n::n. s7,hicct "Ev"r. lux Low, %
Erworrh i."a,,," d,.rrti"rnis al -" y
y, 1rd NV tn. paSin-. Fiv"n,n,' '"Fvi"c II
t1,~,,sh IT "a euhi"c' "Wnr VII Y"
Die Monday evening 4 mc"rinr "r -"
fs,arr1 o. stewards IT,. us'ia} r".a'."r
service nu W,d'r.-.i.. - q. 80 -, 3"
Thursday afi"rnnnn -. ,''.;':.I - ma.
% ;nr r.lhi.3 -tii S''''''tT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Wesley N F.. church 800 Jacob ST

Wesley 81. F.. church ST. JACOB 81
Fey. l.. s Crosse. pastor. Class meet
ing 1T $50 u IN. Public worship n
.1O:2n n n. subject Of sermon What
Think We Of Christi" Sunday school ut
100 =. H. John I. HUMPHREYS. suF"r1n-
tcndent devotional scrviH" Of tI'worth
League at 6:d5 p m. Mrs. Wilbcrf ;.
t'oo"y, leader. Public worship At 49,"
n. m. with special rustr BY Vested
choir. The sermon subject viii I" tn"
ono postponed from last Sunday wv III
The World War Usher IN 4 l'"tt"r Era
Nidw"ek services for prayer and hIhi"
study Wednesday II 80 p. III. Junior
Epworth League ut so" r. III. Fridhy.
conducted by Miss Agnes Little. I"a"oti-
eSS.
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North Street Methodist TfptsCnr1'. fso%
Nr-1Iskrv pastor Sunday school AT
go "Iartn"rs'ip program Wl!l to
given Public Worship ~ fh.2G Tt"'
Holy Communion S"rTtr". irN"T'a
League devotional n".tin:: ut Go. Pub
H., worship ut 40 '"ri' ~: sermon
.'Headv 20 Do IT'S VIII" Junior Erw"r'h
! 81 eli" Tuesday evening - = -. !'ra''-
rr rnr.rinc q; go Wednesday, evening,
T2"y. Scout n'~trnc Thursday evening"
Miss Mccoy VIII l"nh n" SorVirr '"r p"
Erwnrtn I.raSurrS In" topic h";rE I'm
NJ. Stead" u" 'r~tcu"rS ~" asked 10
bring The h.,st <t0ry or host song Of
christian hrruism "r S;t-rif'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

s., paul's church, Elm Grove. j. TO
..,, Fish, rnSiur-Thcrc Will n" ScrN lc''
turunrrnw. il,.. third sunday in Lent Il.
! o'clock ia TN" afternoon. Ihcrc VIII
-, -, srryic., IN Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

rrSdav evening. $trnnG"r> E'''n ::
real w.lu,r.. at al ~'ryr''$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

First r'hurCh "C Christ. Scientist. 4.
.. /. ". Auditorium. II! Chaplin" 81.
/ SERVICES Sunday II IN q. IN. Subject:
, hriSt Jesus WrInrSdai testimonial
+ m'."tirg; so" j.. M Sunday s"h"nt 9::i'
- ~ i:"rdinI room lli9 'harIInc 81.
> open daily "N"'r: sundays AMI legal n"-
ldH!s. from !" O'clock VI. until T.. III.
8 aud on saturday evening from =, O'clock
! /" n'rl""k. TIL" publ" ~ invited I" ar
/ '"uL ih" $"rI i""$ nuH :" MAX" rs" "t
I ,!l. priI !i";;rs II ia" reading room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Z1n" Street Methodist Episcopal
church Corner rf Jacoh and Severn
.;"ruth s'r"cts. Frank S. Townsend. pas
,"r. Preaching a: n Il IN. Topic "Sh""1
Without a Shepherd" Sunday school III
li:i5 L. III. Erwor,h l."lsu" 1t 6;3p J..
". AZ 7:2n p. III. th"rc Will h" an illus
,ratrd lecture. IN ~" Philippines. ny NJ.
JOS, r. Perez 4 native .! the Islands.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 80 p, III.
Everybody cordially invited I" thcS"
SpryiCeS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

monthly meeting of tn" official board
Monday at -" =. ~. MI The members
expected to Il" present ~ /, is a meeting
u Importance. Mii-W""k prayer $"7rI'"
"Wednesday GO T. IN. junior I~raEu"
Friday I y. II. Fey Scout meeting Fri
dav ..vrnina, 10 p. m. Choir practice
Friday $50 2. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

The S,l"nC" I.'.agr' Will hold services
IN room "a Mutual hank building at
4. 80. lecture md messages i'rHid ana
open Ilalfn"nr. Program changed every
Mink All MrlrnrMr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Srrou.T SpiritHtli"i A$$""i1:i"n VIII
hold s"r;i''''S SuudHH evening. Mdrrh -
~ odd E"lt"w~ hall at -" T.. ~. l.""-
'Hr,, AMI m''S>Ir.'S as u$uaI MI :tr',
lv,lrumr i:Gl f.. =. Hucknrr. pastor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-25
Una jOVen mexiCana fu6
lnuerta por In ca
ballo desbOcadO

La se1orita Amelia Martinez, due
ma de un restaurant sito en- La casa
nGmero 1.417 medic de la calle W.
Comercio, fue atropellada anoche
las ocho. por un caballo que sc des-
rrendi6 de un CAIRO de uaa aavande-
ria. estacicnado en- ia esquina de las
Gales de Comercio y Pecos, lugar
donde ocurrio e. accideate. La seno-
rita Martinez fue recogida en- es-
tado de suma gravedad Y conducida al
hospital de Ia ciudad, donde fallecio
veinticinco minutes despues de que
la atropell6 e! caoalo desbocado.
Mauro Reyes, que vive en- Ia casa M
nero 500 de Ia Gale S. Concho, y cue
manejaba el CAIRO de donde Sc edes-
prendi6 el caballo causante de Ia des-
gracia, fue detenido para hacer las
averiguaciones correspopdjentes,