davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
MATTE

Walter l.. Stambaughs schoo, closed
here the 2eth OF January with large
crowd In attendance. all o. when ~
greet very much to see Mr.. Stamhaugh
leave
A Program was arranged and most
all the pupils had something TO say
Mr. Stambaugh has taught an excel
ilert school and the children have ad-
yanced very fast in their studies
All who were present received nice
treat OF candy. There was not single
dissension IN the school but he treat
ID all the children with the same i'm
Partially which n teacher should. W.
wish him much success and would be-
glad 10 have him return -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
l. 3. 5LEvINs AT
CAMP LEE, VIRGINIA

January 70. 1918.
Editor Big Sandy News:
Just a few lines to the Lawrence
county boys:-I would like to hear
from al you home boys as ani the
only rne at Camp Lee, Va. from Law
renee county. Iut / have made lots OF
friends hero There are only three here
i had met before coming 10 Camp Lee
We are all enjoying ourselves just fine
but ] would like to he with all rcl.
home boys from Lawrence comfy. !
could enjoy myself with you boys but
all the Lawrence county boys should
subscribe for the Big Sandy News II
will give us the news from our home
folks and the boys IL camp. which vii:
be worth half dozen letters each
week
We are having some very bad wealth
or here row but we still have a nice
place where II IS warm to pass the
cold weather away Camp Lee Is 4
large camp II is thee miles wide and
mine miles long and lays in a horse
shoe curve only four miles OF Peters,
burg. Va. We have a street car line
which rms aroInd camp ard to nearby
towns which we have permission to
visit when not on duty. | sure like
camp life fine and rope all the Law
renee county boys ere well satisfied.
II am evci mustered out of the army
think / viii enlist again. think 1
would enjoy \ trip TO France very
much and hope to meet all you Law
renee county boys in the future life.
am going to france If cs lied on: not
10 see the country, but to do nv duty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
MATTE

Ru%iness ls very dull in our neigh
borhood on account 81 no much bod
weather and the roads being covered
with ice mRkiI x IL almost dangerous
TO travel
o. b. Swetnnm 81 Wilbur was OF
our creek one day last week.
H. X More spent saturday aui
sunday with home folks
Alma Hays has returned home after
an extended Whit NJ Wilbgr
Gus Hickman's smiling face was on
our creek Sunday
Mrs lizzie Moore spent Sunday
with John Moore and wife
Collie ana liiedys Chiiders spent
Saturday night with Stella and Ber.
tina Moore
Reason Swan passed down our creek
Saturday crroute 10 Louisa
MAhalh Moore. Jsttie HAYS and Wal
ter Stambaugh spent Tuesday night
with Minnie and Lewis VI ore
frel Short and wife spent Saturday
lgghi with Mr.. and Mrs Jay moore
Alrna ard Iettie HAYS entertained
quite number OF young folks one
night last week
Ruth Justice spent Saturday after
noon with Corda Moore
Mrs Lou Moore took diner with
Mrs w u Q. Moore Saturday.
Dewey Moore is expected on oLi
creek soon
School closed here SATURDAY tire 18Th
with Writer Stambangh teach r. He
returned to his home at Blaine Sunday
MRS. GRUMPY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

might enjoy freedom and protection
At the beginning OF the Revolution
airy War period, the problem OF
financing the war was solved largely
by the issuance Of bills of credit"
about three years later acquisitions to
be met by local taxation were made
upon the various states, and II was
not until the later stages of the war
that concentration of financial re-
sponsibility was effected.
on June %. IT'S, within a week Of the
ssss Of Bg6S 1 bills :. Of cre al S Ss
vsmser i1Jg the total Of such issues had
notes Pggregating s?os.s24,77s had been
put out by the Individual stateg At this
time o6ftinSntai currency In specie
showed marked depreciation, being 3sh
to !. and q few months later provision
was made by Congress- for the acceptance
81 81 sR &c 'ns pace 'iiVef at the rate
In explanation Of this condition OF the
country's finances. II must be remeni-
berad that the alternatives, borrowing by
possible, and foreign borrowing, al least
during the early days Of the war. was
difficult. while az to federal taxation, the
new confederated government had to deal
ssI I'VE and politicsi Independence.
e SSs sssa1S Ss,e $srs aSsnS WSes y
ssO We: ss s e So sfast s
Was !sised 70 s Per cent le y inOatSs
BY 1873 subscriptions TO VARIOUS isgusq
had been made to the extent OF
ia ESQ. 800. the specie value Of which was.
however. only 1864 ooo After March.
errihsnt's credit ebbed so low that liqui-
datad and certified claims against II were
worth LEES than IS ceuts on the dollar.
J, ~. nm e'y q Vsoh ssSsassos e e:S
re.sftci domestic dabt Of the confedera-
tiok, 90. s6a, ais me debts OF the constit-
iftb from foreign governmental. chis0y
H6liand and Franco
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
can for home use )"

can for home use.n
Use milk wisely"
Explanation: Use oil OF the milk.
waste nc part Of IL. The children must
rise whole milk. Use sour and skim
milk IN cooking and for cottage cheese
Harding food. Any one buying and
holding a larger supply OF food now
than IN peace time. except food canned.
dried or preserved IN the home. is hell >
ing to defeat the Food Administrator
in its attempt &c secure just division
OF food ana IKE establishment OF fai.
prices The food hoarder is working
against the common good and even
against the very safety of tho country.
Haardi,ig Goods IN. households Is both
selfish and unnecessary. The Govern
ment is protecting the food supply OF
its people"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

when the war is over you will be-
glad to say, ] did my bit if you did. 1t
you didn't you can't. Everybody can
buy IS cent thrift stamp and then re-
peat the performance several times thi.
year; and that will be doing your bit.
For sale at all postcfiices and banks
TIE United States government pays
four per cent compound interest on
these stamps II you want your money
back before they mature in December,
1872. YOU can get il with three Pc
cent Interest at any postnffice,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
help THE old folks.
A HELPING HAND EXTENDED TO
MANY OLD PEOPLE IN LOU
IsA.

The innrmities OF age ara many.
Most old people have bad back.
Tho kidneys are otter weak
or worn out with years OF work.
Backache means days OF misery.
Urinary troubles, nights Of unrest
Doan's Kidney Pills have helped 70
make life easier for many
They are doing 20 Cor old and young
Louisa people are learning this.
Read The following local endorse
ment:
Mrs. j. W. Yates. Lock Ave-, snyg:
4 have been greatly benefited by
Doan's Kidney Pills in the last few
years and ! consider they have been
the means 81 keeping me in such fire
health in my old age. At times my
Kidneys have become weak, causing
ache through the small Of
my back. l have had dIzzy spells and
headaches, too. have always taken
Doan's Kidney Pills for these com.
plants and never once have they fall
ed to relieve me in short time"
COO at all dealers Foster Afilbui
Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

Wsr Savings Stamps ply four per
cert ilteres, compounded and are net
taxahle Children and small investors
NAV scquirs them By buying stamps
at rs cents each. or You can buy a .
certificate for 81 - in February. The
goyernn.s Mt uses the money for war
purposes and you are therefore helping
s-rin he war
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
Lswrsnes County.

Count, Judgs--Biille Rine-R.
Co Attorney--Di l.. Thompson
County clerk-p r. Adams-R.
Circuit cierS--w Roherts-R.
shsriH-w NJ Tayior-D
Supt. Sehools--J. VI Ekera-D.
Jaiisr-S NJ. sturTell--R
Assessor-Work Williams n.
Surveyor r Mhllace-D.
coronsr-M V, Hiclman-R.
Justice Of the Peace, composing the
county fiscal eourt--P r. Diamond
Cd. @. s. Chapman CR). Cs5rTe w.
w-llnsn ce}, W. f. FuEitt (Ri. q. v.
Pack (R). Henry Bishop (R,. Jay
trssher I'D.
City OF Louisa.
Mayor--Augustds Snydcr-D.
Police Judss-.H u Iiewiett-D.
City cierk-R. L. Ninson--D.
Treasurer y. Kinstlsr- ID.
Asss.sor- James Narton-R.
Marshall-C. c. SkaErs-D.
Couneilmen-Dr T. ID. Burgess CR).
w. F. Queen tD>. y. r. Evans lKl.
John NJ. Moore Cd. o. c. Atkins (Rl
@. r. Lewis CD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

lOST:-Two steers; one 2 year old
yellow and white. weight about el5 lbs
with short horns one pale red same
size and age. mrley. $500 reward for
location OF each. also pay feed bill
Each has hole in left ear. BILL LIT
TIE, Webb, ". Va fbiL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
re1dy

resdy Hindsight Roosevelt knows
nov Tat the United States was doom
cd to get into the war, and he is so
1ickled because he has discovered the
fact and the need Of previous prepara-
tion that he keeps talking about it al.
the time. one OF the sure signs OF
senili:y is to dream Of the past ard
talk Of the past and live m the past
Poor old Teddy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

DO you Know what wv. 5. s" stands
Tor? War Servings stemTs. of course.
Buy them and do yourself favor As
well as Yorr Uncle Sam.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01

FOR RENT "A combined store and
dwelling with barn and field attached
In prosperous neifhborhood. within
half mile OF two schools and within one
mile III six coal operations paying out
many thousands OF dollars every two
weeks A rare opportunity for the right
man. Address for particulars w. A.
itAkRls. Nolan w. Va. fills
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
ROYAL EFFECT.

This evening gown is developed In
green chiffon velvet. with panel front
OF entire spaneied jet. edged with chin
chiIla fur. The severe simplicity Of
the bodice is somewhat relieved by the
shoulder straps Of Jet ropes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
FEEDING SOLDIERS IN
CAMP ENORMOUS TASK

Chicago.-Soldlers in training
at the 10 National army canton
ments in the United States re-
quire approximately 2.JGG car
loads of food daily. according TO
statistics given oGt here by the
railroad war board. II is esti-
mated that at least five pounds
Of food is needed each day for
each Of the 100000 men now
training for the National army
and National Guard divisions,
Railroad executives are giving
close attention to transportation
problems presented by the task
Of moving this great quantity of
foodstuffs.
The task involves the supply
ing Of all the necessities OF life
for 10 non-productive cities OF
population of 10000 each, and SO
smaller cities ranging In popu-
lation from 800 to 5000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-02-01
OUR OFFICIALS
Polite. Indicated sy o and a,

U S. sens,ors-onc NJ. James and
j G, " Beckham-D.
coraeessman--w j. Fields ID.
Gesernor--A O Stanley-D.
LIEUT. ooserner-Jas A. Rlack--D.
Auditor-Thos. GroeneLD.
Atty. Genersl--chaa H. Norris-D
Treasurer-shetman Goodpaster-D.
Sec Of Stats--Iames Lcwis-R.
supt Public lnstrpetiop--V. o. Gil
bert--D.
State Ssnstor-Dr. n T Moorish.
RePresentative-B n Harris--R
Circuit Judge A. ~. cisco-R.
Commemorative Attorney--John NJ.
Waugh ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE

to leave trp atnr Hui roo fo fhr hos
uttul go Wc duNUt ttf nothing about
- but Just ~. pod hiu sour luluiru
aud stuff lrum the medical d'utch
Wouts supplies tud th, bot+ topk
turns STAYING with him.
Then the rcllos would come in and
one would rim him SOME ,igur,ttra
and then pumehodN would pack lu
some hot chocolate tuat they'd brihe
the cook TO make for him. and then
somebody else would come in and
read Co Mm. gay. you woulda thought
thought Joe was some member OF the
royal family of Prussia OF some place
Ike that the way he was took care OF
hut iittlc old Sandy Splits he was
u that showed what n heart Of an
American soldier ". Joe was marked
down for food detail hat " a hard
lob and takes protty nepr al night TO
do and you have to taxi the food
from the kitchen up to The front lin"
trcnsh's aud then bring back tho
empty murmitr cans.
Well Sandy he tool Ioc'S place at
his and thou when he got IN the
ncNt morning early from the work
what do you suppose he hrunE 10" %
Nobody could guess IN twenty years.
W." hruug him IN "a big bouquet of
Wild flowers that he had Picked ou
the way tn
Me for Sandy Splits aud All tho
rest Of the American army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
-. i'aul'~ i,nglish iiai,cran church.

corner silver and sixth. Arthur VI
knudsen pastor R,sidcnre SOC South
Sixth. Phone 229a
The sunday school meets at a.45 a.
M. \ " kracmsr superintendent
The morning message of the pas
tor on The Ministry of suffering
Will he . companion scrmon to the
cue given last SUNDAY morning MANY
are asking WIN Does God pormt'
Suffs ring The sermon VIII bc q
parttgl answer The War Savings SO
CiotN viii DE organized choir an
them. "Hcioicc IA the lord" tMc-
PhAilD
The christian Endcavor society VIII
csumc It's fun hour ~scrViycs SUNDAY
evening beginning 40 : O'Clock The
topic IN our Tongues FOR christ.
Martin johnson Will lead Special mu-
sic.
At S O'Clock the pastor VIII speak
ON tn, Surrendered llfc" The chour
Will sing q selected anthem.
Tuesday evening at : o'clock the
business and social meeting oi the
Christian EadruNor society will be-
held II the Tlmms home, So North
Eighth.
The Ladies Aid society VIII meet IN
~" church parlors Thursday after.
noon az 30 O'clock.
ON sunday. September Sth. tho
DAYS income offering for thc lot fund
Will be received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
THE GIRL TLEFT BEHIND ME-
b., CAROLYN BEICuiR
CCor, sht. 1918. hs Csrolyp Beech.r).

Stead VI telling me before he does
them.
You have eNaotcd 80 many prom
ises from him dear so MANY foolish
promises. that I imagine he fears TO
tell YOU his intentions because ~
that lie hates to refuse you. II he
tells YOU things don't you at once
try To make him promise he viii not
DO what he intends IL IL doesn't meet
with your approval"
or course wouldn't any one"
no. dear And believe me. netty
YOU are doing wrong. Blake Is Older
than YOU, he knows better what
is the wise and necessary course
nut / am hrs wife. He hasn't ans
right to do thnEs without consulting
me.
just then We were interrupted by
Blake himself had been spending
the afternoon with Aunt Helen. liz
had stopped Tor M" He looked
brighter happier than J had seen him
in = long time ~" also was wits
tling.
What is H. Make aunt uues-
toned "fou'N" been doing something
interesting, I am sure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

They all want to see what's on the
other side ~ the German troushcs
and they want TO soc right now
And FOR me ia rather be with
YOUNG ladB any time. They don't
think everything out and they Amt
always worrying about what's COM
ing tomorrow. like older birds IS, And
then they got the right kind OF
hearts American soldiers is mostly
heart Say. III rather have a tello
with moro heart and less brains any
old time
just take tho other day when Joe
Jordan. who amt nothing hat a COM
n on buck private, was llid up In his
bunk with malaria. tie didn't want
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

tN,IJ SANS ions


The p. : civil service commission
tnncuncos opou competitive cNamind.
tons as follows
List No. L. Examinations IN which
competitors are not nsscmbicd but
ere rated upon thc subjects OF cdu-
cation. training and experience and
'orrohorativc evidence Applications
tor these examinations are received at
GIN time.
A|Griculturist for reclamation pro.
J"ctH tm0lc), $500 to $500
Associate physicist (mnlc). s.. 900
80 $500
Assistant physicist Cn.lc and IT,.
male), 81. 600 To $1,000.
Lat No. g. Examinations oi To,
non-aSscmbled Dpe. for which appl
cations must bo filed by the d1trs
specified
September "a Chemical labornto-
Ran tmalc and fcinalc) $500 to ST.
800. Ch.nist's aid tmad" aud fe-
malc), $40 to $500, Mechanical
craftsman. patent office tmalc and
fcmalc), $1,000.
October Vineyard s%uperintcn-
dent tmHlo). sl.tIo to $500. Labor.
atory attendant tmole), 1870
Last 80. 3 Examinations IN which
competitors will he assembled Tor
scholastic tests:
t.,erN Tucsda, -Stcnograpfcr aud
typewriter Cmale and tcmaic). 1900
to 81 200.
september - imrogriph operator
tmale and foinaic). $3.50 to 1900.
september Minor clctk (mRle
aud femHl'D. 5000.
September iN.-Fisld mHtrOn 0to-
male)t $500 10 $40.
September IS Scenario editor
male and tcmale). ti.G0O.
September 2l-M messenger. forest
scrNic" tmalcD, $500.
September Observation-Disclosures
'malc u fcmalc). $1,000 and over
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (malc and te-
malo). $1,000 and over.
September 2T-Cicrk with knowi-
edge OF stenography and type~ rltinR
(malc anf f.nalc). 5000 10 $1,000.
September eS-forest and field
clerk tmalc ana femalel. tl,t00 20
81. 200.
October 2-fnspector OF safety APP
%pliWnccs tmaie). $4,000. i7spector OF
hours OF service trnul.). $1,000. Lab
orutory AID In agricultural technology
tmnlc and fcmalc) SEQ to Si,0s0.
October 2.3--Businsss principal
finale and fcmals). $1,000.
Information and application blanks
may hc oStained from II +. Pagan,
local secretary. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
or g l., Snyder. district secretary.
rostoffice building. San Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
CHATTER $50.

= yomoho1, was To ash ne just
between american soldiers and
those oi otnct nations, ~ wouldn I
take me very long 10 say that u was
"a matter Of wears. Most OF us L. =
buck priyatrs 10 lads while all the
rest of ON got q lot OF old middle
aged men miNyi iu with then fight
inE kids.
And 80 OF course American soldiers
being mostly Young bucks they got
the right Kind Of lighting hearts and
then amt afraid Of nothing much that
walks or rides You don't have 10
dope 40 these ltds TO make "m 90
over tho top-what YOU go'tn 10 is 10
tIN up SOME s,stns to hold I'm ba,k
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

THE


Corner Fifth and silver. Hugh A.
Cooper and Charles r. Mexican. pas
tors.
SUNDAY school 9:t5 4. M. Edward
u lftsty, superintendent.
Morning service II o'clock. Ser
mon christ and the War" a Labor
DtV message. Texts; Thou shalt
not KIN IN 2O,3. "he That hath
No sword. let him sell hts cloak n
buy one
-Four minute talk by G VI. Bolts.
Music: ORGAN prelufc, "Sprins
Song" Alfred Hollins.
otfertor,, Twilight ievetic, Rock
well.
Anthem, The Light Of tho World,
y ~ Bracket
solo. Land OF Mine tMcDcrmidp.
Miss Margaret Mnthcs. with Miss
Irene iattCh at the VIOLIN.
Christian E~ndcaNor. : q. m. Leader
Anna McNama Topic An Tor christ
III. Our Tongue jas. i:I-l.
tonSs Grafton Meeting
Eycning service. \ O'Clock. sermon
III Peter 222'
Music. ORGAN prolud' "Aut,chu,.
natlstr
Oi'cttory. "Evrniidc.' Holfr
Anthem. a Dream of ihradihc 20
GRAY MACY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
oIT or THE MOUTHS or nIBEs

After searching high and low tor
the bellows little Margaret approached
her mother with the query. Mamma.
do Nou know where tho thinE IN We
make breath with %"
Grandma" said little ~five-Near-
old Jimmy. with slate and pencil IN
hand. please get down on our hands
aud knees
What for. dear asked the old
lady.
cause ! want To draw an elephant
replied tho youthful artist,
Little Ruth, at the thcatrc--M Nam
ma, IL that man on the stage crying
I'm earnest 81"
Npmfnn-"No. dear"
Little ltuth-"Wcli | don't see how
hc can cry for fun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Church uI Christ.

Tho church Of Christ meets each
Lords lay ~ tlc northwUai corne!
basement room OF the Albuducrquc
public library.
SONG service from l0.lb to 1910
e; ~.
BIBLE study from 10 80 30 ~ 30
a IN,
Communion service from IL 30 t.
- IN
Lesson Tor Scptcmbcr I II CORN
thicls, II. - and ~ chUpt.ts.
II vou Gre interested come and wor
ship with as ! II Edward -. H. \.
1iil,y. elders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Iirs, congregations Church.

Corner OF Coa and South BroHd-
way Minister. Richard r. orion.
~rcSidcnce tef south Edith street
sunday school 9;ih q. ~.
Preaching ~ q, m
christian Endcuyor n evening
service combined O'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
so o'clock.
~. J.. snyder is superintendent Of
the SUNDAY school, and YOU viii fud
q welcome az ouT sunday school
SUNDAY motnine the pastor will
preach a Labor DRy sermon, suhie't'
labor: Mans Greatest blessing
In the evening the young people
Will discuss the subject An iot
christ our Tongues"
The pastoral urtecn minute address
will be ON: "EdifyinE our 'onvcrsa-
ton"
The days OF vacation and relaxation
grc over with the coming again of
school days ami fall activities, We
hope TO see absent ones again prcscrt,
and for whole hearted cooperation m
going over the top Tor christ In our
church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
NOTICE.

The Orthodox Jews OF Albuquerque
are goins TO mold services st odd Eel
lows hall. 9Og South Second street.
for Rosh Hashona, Friday night.
September ., Saturday morning and
sunday morning Yom kippur serV-
ICES will be held sunday evening. Sep
,cmhor rs. and all the following day
Evoryhody ~ welcome. BY the pres-
J. OSEHANSKY
\ KATE. vice president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
FIRST M-thsiis, Episcopal.

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street charles oscar Beck
man. pastor. Miss Edlth Gordy, dcd-
ConCss.
Public worship II a ~ ~ \ y. m
With by the pastor
Morning theme. An Amazing VS.
ion OF World Empire.
Evening sermon the thtId in q setics
on the world war entitled The Truth
About Ireland"
\ patriotic SOM service az this
hour.
sunday school P:t5 a. IN.
Epworth Lcnguc : y. IN.
Special music MORNING.
Anthem. "Bl,st Are the Pure IN
Heart Berwald. Ladies' chorus.
Solo. "Gothsemmanc," Iiatrie Miss
Halle Mitchell.
Evening
Anthem. 20 Fiag Of the Free Gar
land.
solo. Hold Thou Ny Hand Miss
Alberta Hawthorne
\ WciCom tor all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
North Fourth Street, co>pc, uall.

1900 North fuurth street
sunday school and Bible class ~
a;t5 90 m Topic this week CHRIS.
tan Givlur' Al scholars urged 10 he
present 10 st final RESTRICTIONS Tor
the picnic To be- held on Monda,. La
Tor DuN.
~ a. m breaking Of bread in re-
m'mhrauc' of the Lord
D. m--- Preaching at the gospel lbs
Carl Armcrdlnr. Subject "MntcN-
man Nhpi ol IN, Night being au
other test from isaiah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
First Baptist Church.

corner Lead avenue and broadway.
sunday school 9;4b a. IN.
Morning worship ~ o'clock -
mon bN br. A. 4. Wedge: "Mdtch!ul
Endurance"
Special music: Anthem by the choir.
Across the Sea OF lAfc." and offer
tor, solo, "Th" SaVior's Command
bN Mr.. O. ~. krnady.
Evening worship \ otlock sermon
by Or. 4 l., Wedge, Tho Nirllo
Christ.
SPECIAL music. Patriotic song scrN-
ice. Including solo Should the stars
in Your Flng Turn to Gold" Nv q "
kanndy. Offcrtop solo, "One Swcctly
Solemn Thought" by Miss Rum
Thurman.
This ~ tho las, service az which lr.
Wedge viii preach until his return
from the east. Visitors viii hc vel
coined 10 tho service. and mcmhcts
OF churches of like faith ana order
are invited 10 sit with us In the oh
seryancc OF the Lords supper, which
VIII hr celebrated AZ the close "i the
nOrning service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

silver avenue and Fourth street.
RcN. T.. y. Bullock, rector.
Fourteenth SUNDAY after Trinity.
Holy communion : a ~.
Church school S46 a. IN.
liOlv Cummunio1 and scimon II
I, m.
University Heights mission school
30 a.. m.