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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

free, perfect and eternal to all.
And so, the poor, the rich, the wise.
the simple-a1I people have it; it
is for all. 1t is a prayer for the
regeneration of all. and the spread
OF righteousness everywhere: it is
a prayer for good government ami
good schools: it is a prayer that
all the good gifts that were lost in
Adam because he sinned may be
restored in Jesus Christ.
God is not going to hold me re-
gponsible for not doing what an
angel can do: but God will holn
me responsible for doing what
can do. and He will damn me if !
don't God says, II want you 10
do Ny will" That's what it means
10 pray.
Thy kingdom COME" And II
we'd pray this prayer and live /.
as Jesus meant it. the devil
wouldn't own a foot of ground on
the face OF the earth. If we'd all
pray this prayer and live it as
Jesus meant it. there would not be
a saloon or a brothel or peniten-
tiary or a Jail or an electric chair
or a scaffold or thief or a holdup
man or a burglar or an infidel or
an atheist or a free-loyer on the
face of this old earth.
When everybody lives this pray
er and prays il as Jesus meant and
taught il. you can beat your swords
into plowshares and your spears
into pruning hooks; you can sink
your b9ttleships and you can dis
bard YOUR armies and you can hang
For Rent" sign In the window
OF every brewery and every distii
lery and every saloon, and the
houses of iIi-fsme will be turned
into abodes of joy and peace.
Practice as Fray.
You can't get down and pray,
They kingdom come" then rush to
the polls and vote in a, way that
will make heaven weep and hell
laugh. It's impossible TO have one
kind of religion on your knees in
church and another kind of religion
in politics, or in business.
When you pray. Thy kingdom
come" you mean It IN everything
or you mean it in nothing. You
mean you want it to come In the
home, in society. in business, n
politics. I say, If you don't mean
i in everything you don't mean II
in anything, for if Gods kingdom
can't come to everybody, it won't
come to anybody. He wants it 10
come to everybody and every
where.
No man will do much for the sal
walton of others If he is not saved
himself. That being true and Iogi-
cal, that explains to me and only
proves true what l said-that halt
the people in the church are not
converted for they are doing moth
ing for the salvation of others be-
cause they have never been saved
themselves And they don't know
anything about it, They are not
telling other people because they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

have never experiencedN religion
and faith OF Jesus Christ.
And the man who has envy and
hatred and covetousness in his
heart-oh, he may talk very fine
but he won't go without butter on
his bread to send the gospel to the
heathens.
So. it's as necessary for you 10
pray as il is for your lungs to
breathe and everything that has to
do with our lives is of sufficient i'm
portance- to lay before God. AM
thing that's going to make. yOu SUI
cessful or lose out is of SUFFICIENT
importance to talk about. isn't IL?
Certainly, If anything is going 10
make you well or sick it is of sun
cient Importance to command your
attendance, isn't it? Certainly,
Would you willingly. knowingly. do
something that would give you
scarlet fever? Typhoid fever? Or
pneumonia? No, you would MOI,
Yet you will knowingly do some
thing will put you in hell. Why
don't you do the thing that you
know will put you in favor with
God? Most people are willing to
do II, it's only necessary to bring it
before their mind.
Whatever God has promised 20
give US we ought to have faith to
ask God for-salvation or blessing
or anything else in the world.
! When Jesus said. Men ought al
ways to pray" he meant that men
ought to live so that they could
pray always. Then God would
| hear them
l am not preaching to try and
make God willing to save people. l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
Thy Kingdom Comes Means to
Stand Against All WickedneSS

not going TO shirk our share of the
expense; it means as long as there
is a heather We are going to try
and get the gospel TO that heather
and 1t means that the glad news OF
salvation is going to be told In
sermon and in song to those that
are held bound by iniquity and
transgression.
1t means to ask God for the con-
version OF this world before you
eat your breakfast. Jesus Christ
taught us to say, Thy kingdom
come" before he taught US to say,
Give US this day our daily bread. -
Therefore, it is more important that
the world should be saved than
that the world should be saved than
that we should eat II is more i'm
portant that we should win some
body to Christ than that we should
have our dinner.
l want to tell you. the day OF
seifshness is past. You can't live
TO yourself alone. You owe a duty
to other people. The day OF ma
tional Individuality is past. No
nation can live unto itself.
.
the church can't be selfish. The
nations Of this world can no longer
be selfish. To give you an illus
tration-vhen they had the trouble
with China, all the nations that
ere there. England. Germany.
France and Japan, made China give
them each Sc5, 100000 i'll indem-
mites. They gave the United States
S25 100000 and we gave it back to
them, and what did they do? They
went to work and invested that
money and they took the interest
from that investment and they
have taken the brightest of their
young men from the universities
and schools ard colleges and sent
them to Yale, Harvard, Princeton,
Cornell. to become inoculated with
American ideas.
And these young men have gone
hack and they have propagated
those ideas throughout China. and
the result is that the dynasty Of
China has been overthrow and
they have a republican form OF
government in China now.
Do What God Wants.
4 sure test of your conservation
is your Willingness 10 do whatever
God wants done. It shows how
much we have on the altar; 1t
shows how much we have of the
mind OF Christ, my friends. Too
many people show how little they
want The world saved by the way
they stay home when it happens TO
be wet or rainy. They don't go to
churchman's the great trouble.
This prayer is not for some men,
il is for all men: THY kingdom
come" Jesus didn't die for a few;
He died for everybody. Salvation is
not for a few; it is offered full,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
CONCERT MONDAY
NIGHT IS SPECIAL
REVIVAL FEATURE

What promises to be real treat
is arranged for Monday night when
a musical program will be given at
the tabernacle as special CAM
paign feature.
While the meeting is arranged
especially for the choir member s
numbering more than thousand,
the public will not be barred. in
fact everybody will be quite wei
come.
The choir will sing a number OF
hymns, anthems, selections from
the Messiah and other selections.
of course Homer Rodeheayer. music
director, will sing and play his
trombone and all the songs that
have been requested from time to
time and for which there has not
been found time to give. will be
sung. Mrs. William Asher will
probably assist Mr.. Rodeheaver and
Robert Matthews and Miss Flor
ence Kinney, wizards of the piano,
will be in their usual places.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

Taking a petition from the Lord 5
prayer. Thy kingdom come as the
basis of his remarks, Rev. Mr.. Sun
day this afternoon delivered 4
splendid sermon on the meaning
of prayer In every walk OF life. He
said:
To pray. Thy kingdom come. .
means that you want everything TO
leave the world that is hindering
God S kingdom from coming. To
pray, Thy kingdom come" means
that you want right conduct and
decent living everywhere. To pray,
Thy kingdom come" means that
you want honesty and you want
righteousness and you want square
dealing in private and public life.
Thy kingdom come That
means to pray for purity in pub
lie and private life. That means
to stand against wickedness Of
every kind
Thy kingdom come'-No mat
ter how profitable that wickedness
may be, no matter how respectable.
no matter how popular. no matter
how remuneTative ii may be TO in
Wv III "a a 10 VI LO1 pOI dt4OnS. 1t AuCdlo
that if anything is hindering God g
kingdom from coming. then that
thing has got to get out OF the
world.
Someone riding through the
streets of London with Ruskin one
day, said. What disgusting stuff
this mud and SCOT is" and Ruskin
said:
well. in that mud are the sand
and the SCOT and the water and the
lime out of which God makes dia-
monds and sapphires and Opals.'
And what was disgusting to him.
God could take and make some
thing that could scintillate.
And God can make diamonds out
of humanity, dwarfed, twisted,
crooked, never had chance.
There's many an uncut diamond
my friend, in this city. There g
many an uncut diamond around in
the dark. rotting. fostering spots
waiting for the church of God to
come and by the influence of Jesus
Christ touch their lives until they
dazzle this old sin-cursed world
with their brilliancy, with their
testimony and the sweetness Of
their lives.
Cost SeIf-DeniaI.
"Thy kingdom come" And It
means that we want the kingdoms
of this world TO become the king
doms of our Lord and of Christ. no
matter what it will cost in self
denial, in hard work, or in sacri-
fee
Thy kingdom come 1t means
we want the bible translated in
every tongue: it means that we
want churches and schpolhouses
everywhere; it means that we are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
BAND ESCORTS
HILLSDALE And
yuma CROWDS
delegation of 400 Come From Up
per End Of COunty-Other
Bodies Also Hear Billy.

+ -Four hundred HillsdaIe and yuma
eople, headed by a band of DO
ieCes, were conspicuous at the tab
rnacle last evening, the company
occupying a special reserved seat
ectIon, the band taking places on
he platform. Directed by Rev. F.
Meme, pastor OF the Methodist
|hurches at Hillsdale and Yuma,
he band played several selections
furing the early part of the service
|nd II the audience would have had
way 1t would have played sew
raj more numbers, but time did
|ot. permit
The company sang Church in
be Wildwood" and as they stood
p Mr.. Sunday wondered whether
inr one was left at home. Mr.
lodeheaver warmly praised the
|birit of the young minister in
Ringing the band and the large
'elegatjon and when he asked Rev.
r.. 4enze If all those people were
church members, he replied
|ast if they we're not now he hoped
} have them in his flock soon.
Another large delegation num-
bring about two hundred came
lom the Swedish Methodist church.
loline They asked Rodeheaver to
ny An Evening Prayer" which
y did beautifully.
The mems chorus from the Mems
BROTHERHOOD Of the First Presby-
1 rian church Davenport. at the
lvitation of Rodeheaver, occupied
bats on the platform and during
3 course of the evening sang
'ilorious Things Of Thee Are
'poken," giving the number with
kcellent effect
rNle Berea bible class OF South
'bTE Presbyterian church. the
'Oung Peoples society OF ST. Johns
ethOdist church. Davenport, and
members of the Salvation army
|ere other delegations attending
bd occupying reserved seat sec
pms. The latter organization
! me in for many kind words from
bth Mr.. Sunday and Rodey, for
e excellent work that the organ
alton has done. especially in the
lcent unpleasantness with Ger
ANY.
The entire Hillsdale and Yuma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

am preaching TO try and get people
TO be willing TO let God save them.
God was reconciled to the world
through Jesus, so what | am
preaching for is TO get people to
become reconciled through their
faith in Jesus.
Prayer is hindered by uubelief.
Prayer is hindered by worldliness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

Therefore God demands that we
should believe his words absolutely.
l do, L don't question. Nights Of
prayer followed by days Of power. ="
And when you feel the least Ike
praying. that's the time YOU need
to pray the most because that's
when you need the most Strength
for the Lord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

delegation, and practically every
member of the other organizations
represented, came forward at Mr.
Sundays invitation, pilgrims on
the road to better lives, These with
others who came forward. made
one OF the largest crowds OF con-
verts so far, and numbered approx
imately 500.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-06

Mrs. George Case and two sons.
Ralph and Gordon, left this morning
for Portland to spend the winter.
They came over yesterday from Cres-
cent City, having spent the summer
with Mr. Case, who has charge OF
the forest ranger station at Smith
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-06
Personal AND AND LOCAL

W. II. Cheadle went to Medford
this afternoon for a few days.
Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros. II
Miss Bernioe Lewis, OF Merlin is
spending few days in Grants Pass,
School supplies at Sabins, 6S
Miss Hattie Gebers left last night
for Newport, where she will teach,
Irene caldwell spent the day in
Medrord
White Line Taxi. Grants Pass ho'
tel, phone 500, residence S6S-Y. 81
George Sorenson spent the day in
Medford on business,
Harold Paddock left last night fol
spokane.
Baby Blankets at Helmers. g.
VIM. Bicknen and wife spent IN,
day in Ashland,
Amos Estey, of Three Pines left
today for San Diego, where he will
spend several months,
Mrs. l.. c. Turner went to Central
Point today to visit her brother. S
+. Hathaway.
School books, tablets, pencils, col.
ored crayons. erasers and all other
school supplies at Sabins Drug Store
Mrs. c. c. Hammerly, of Seattle
who was u former resident here, and
who has been here on business, left
this morning for her home
Mrs. Robert Gentry. Miss Alta,
Marvin and Paul Gentry returned
last night from Astoria where they
spent the summer.
Rev and Mrs. \. Il. Mclean. OF
Portland. arrived this morning to
attend the funeral of the late Gail
Hamilton.
Willard storage battery service
station, Sl4 North Sixth ST. l7tt
Mrs. f. A. Bachelor and children.
of Glendale, who have been visiting
relatives here, returned to their
home today.
w. ID. WadswOrth and daughter
arrived this morning from Portland
to visit the Louis Wadsworth fam
lily.
Miss Halle Montgomery arrived
this morning from San Francisco
and will take up her work in the
public schools Monday.
Miss Telford's kindergarten opens
Monday. 63
o. Jenson who taught at Three
Pines last year. aud who spent the
summer in the east has returned
and is attending to business. affairs
in the vicinity.
B. H. Crocheron, director of ex-
tension work in California, accom-
panied by his secretary. Mr.. Tippet,
wer in the city last night, en- route
to Crater Lake.
W. Y. Masters and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson, of Portland. were
in the city last night, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Thompson. They
left today for Crater Lake.
Everything in Furniture at Hell
mers. G3
Mrs. Henry Laws of Rogue River
spent the day here shopping. Both
she and her husband will leave Tues
day night for Idaho to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White. return
ed last night from a trip into the
eastern Oregon country, having Wis
tied Lakeview. Klamath Falls and
Crater Lake.
Rev. l.. Myron Booyer came in
this morning from Medford to be
present and take a part in the fu-
neral OF Gail Hamilton. He return
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-06
civil Service Examinations

Civil service examinations will be
held at the post office in this city
on saturday September 20, for stem
ographer and typewriter to fill va
cancies, and also for forest and field
clerk TO establish an eligible register
from which to fill clerical positions
in the forest and reclamation service,
All kinds of legal blanks At the
Courier.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-06

Fork. Mr.. Case will remain . I'm
town within. F.. Macduff for several
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

NOTICE--Rlchmond. Va. January :5. 1919.
Notice Ii hereby given that Louis Ronck
and NJ. Ainstcr has this day sold their
toy business known as Virginia Toy CO.,
10 d. ID. Siegel. who will hereafter con
duct the business at the same place No.
Az East Broad Street, Richmond. Va. ;is
the owner thereof The said ID. -. Segcl
does not assume the liabilities or coIicc
any debts due the firm up TO the tim.
OF purchase All bills unpaid should b.
presented for payment to either Louis
Ronick or n. Ams;er. ID. D. SieEel Pro
prietor. BY r. Rosenstein. Manager. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

High class shoe repairing. we use
the best leather. Won't use any
other. Done right Is our motto. IL
can be done any other way II you
pL,hs us Your work. We do work
inc H''.'r light way. and that Is
where W. sec our name Done Right
Shoe Shop. IL: North Eighth Street.
h. !onnan. Prof..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

vULCANIzE-LET VIM AUTO SUPPLY
co. vULcANIzE YOUR TIRES. If
THEY CAN'T FIX EN- IT'S TIME TO
THROW EN- AWAY. lsos-ialI WEST
BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
PHONE MADISON 1888. MADISON
ll4o.
Want an. .uiOmo6iIs7 Read and Uso tho
Want Ada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

VulCANizING - DON'T THROW AWAY
YOUR TIRE UNTIL WE TELL YOU
HOW WE CAN vULCANlzE THE BIow.
OUT GOOD AS NEW. QUICK SERVICE.
FAIR PRICES. RICHMOND AUTO TIRE
WORKS. o4 WEST BROAD STREET
sULCANlIlNG-.D Don't let a no,Ice monk.y
With your work. See tho Richmond IN
-I Llre Co. az West Broad Street
eSiSk actlon Is necessary ny rimss- Dis.
pSteh want Ad readers. Answer now any
AZ mere that interests you Another ran ia,
VIII heat YOU to IT, II you don't
YOU can prohtahiy read every angie Al n
this column. There's pleasure and pront
for Tho readers and users OF classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
st,OE REPAIRING

High, class shoe repairing. we us.
other. Done right Is our motto. Ii
can't he done any other way II you
bring MS your work. We do work
the done right way. and thai /,
where We Get our name. Done Right
shoe Shop. l22 North Eighth Street.
III. Holman. Prop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

AS1O PAkrS-Saye money on your auto
mobile parts BY having Wilbur +. DoIsoi.
ey2 BROOK Avenue. duplicate the old parts
lor you We also have all kinds uI
:.MM snnIdorl. Also parts for Spiitdor,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

EFT ES.-Died. February Z. at I2:4O A NJ
~ her rebiucnCc. 3vJ North lwent;-s,xth
street, arn. Siattie Eppes. the beloved
Funeral from thv above residence sun
DAY afternoon. February y, a, s u'ciUc.
frIcnus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BUSINESS SERVICE
Patent Attorneys.

Cards. business stationery. circulars.
Tho Thomas Press. Printing Gre.
ators OF Original Designs. Is North
Seventh Street. Madison 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

SSfTIS-Entcrcd into cternai'res February
:. $40 a. NJ: At the residence OF her uaUgh-
yer: ars Thomas "a. Starko. Marlh.Iia
S.uo~ OF OF the late Captain William ~
SS SIRIUS IL; the eish,leth year OF her age.
ont Is survived by three daughters Mrs
thomas II. St>rke. Airs John IL Charie.
tyh and Miss Marie Curtis. and two sons
~ H. and Herbert Curtis.
ruher.i Mohda, morning at II O'Clock
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

EEithicH-Died. AT tho Memorial Hospi.
w. february 5, 1919 at o:lo Il. 81, saiiie
..atner teroich. INFANT daughter Of Ger
H1oe anu william -. GerOich.
FUNERAL from the residence oil her par
ems Al 3toi West Main street. Mo..uuy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY co.-FREE AIR.
y BOY AT YOUR SERVICE AT ALL
TIMES. ROBERT c. TRITON. PREsl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

ioLSTERING-AUTo SEAT CUSHIONS
REPAIRED AND UPHOLSTERED: NEW
SPRINGS AND BUTTONS: SEAT Gov.
ERs. BEST WORKMANSHIP. w9Tu
BEST QUALITY MATERIALS. pp,cys
RI G lit. SATISFACTION Asst1REn
VIRGINIA AUTO TOP BUILDERS, .,o
NORTH MADISON STREET. D1C,,-
MOND. VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

HCDGINo-Dleu, on Februury s. i9Iy ~ NJ
lG ni,s OF her daughter. Mrs. a. j.
/. hudgins. in her seventy-siyth Year,
h ,es'a a;a ner dsuEhter. she is survived by
bfothers. II, NJ. d. r. and J. l.. French
Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
AUTOMOBILES

Service Stauons--Iscpairing. rs
ACME AUTO REPAIR CO-Automohile
repair work 81 ;r.',-ri-u tkiud yuuiu mere
ri West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

CUP tires! 1000 miles guaranteed and
cost you less than standard tires Heti,.r
u.vcStiGate. Tonpkihi. los West BROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

RADIATOR REPAIRS THE cAPIro1.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS. THAsAIJ.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. 2S NORTH
SEVENTH STREET B. A. P1ErRI
PROPRIETOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

WANT an, sutomobila7 Read and use tho
Want Ada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

~ your wAnt story her. -.o'morsw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

UPHOLSTERlNG and refnIshing Satisfac
ton guaranteed. j. H. Nowjan oaiI aEs,
Main street. boulevard 1890.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-03
Tribute to Miss Emily Jones.

In her SD year Miss Emmie"
has gone to rest-bright, and with
the same sweet gentle smile of cheer
and courage to the last; interested
In all the animate and inanimate
beauties Of Nature to the very end.
Twas only the other day she bade
me, with eager interest, go with her
out into the front yard in the g1oam-
ing and watch the unfurling Of the
moon-vine's snowy bloom. She was
child-lille, but not childish-young
in all things, mental and spiritual.
She was an Old-fashioned gentle
woman. There was an Undesirable
gentleness and calmness, and yet
frmness and stability, about her
character that shone forth with a
mild, beneficient, serene ray, cheer
ing and Notwithstanding and at
tractive to all who came about her,
young and old. She had that charm
that so many OF the o1d-time folks
had, to perfection--that kept them
ever attractive and ever pleasing to
be near. No one, whether consci-
ously or, unconsciously, but felt
kindlicr toward human kind; but felt
moral uplift; no one but felt better
after visit to this dear old lady.
"She has passed awayn--Ah, no;
Miss Emily lives in hearts ond lives
that loved her. that were influenced
by her for the better, that cherish
her memory and connot forget or
cease to admire her sweet, dignified
ways and the charm OF her manners.
sure 1t is that such characters OF
pure gold are the product of the
spirit of true Christianity. Miss
Emily's faith was as real and as
firm as the Rock Of Ages upon which
1t was builded. Her Christian
graces shone out and irradiated her
peaceful life and made the lives Of
all who knew her and loved her,
happier and better.
Jno. b. Adger Mutually.
Eagles Nest" Farm,
Pendleton, S. c., Aug. 2S, 1919.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-03
Gathered ut Grundy Hills.

Highlands. n. c., Aug. 30
Special: On Sunday, August Gath,
fifty-one people, friends and rela-
tives, gathered at the home Of r.
Grundy Hill and spent most de-
lightful day. Dinner was served by
the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. e. Lombard.
Among those present were Mrs
J. S. Jennings, Of DoRider, La, a
daughter OF Mr.. Hill; also Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Bearden, of Oconee,
Mrs. Bearden also being daugh-
ter of Mr.. Hill. There we're also
many other friends and relatives,
the entiresparty numbering fifty-one.
All reported most pleasant time
and wonderful dinner.