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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
7e Art Exhibit from Taos Is Hung At Els, Club albuquerque to Hear Noted Concert Smay
TAOS Art ExHIRFr.


The collection OF paintings lent by
members OF the Taos Society OF
Artists TO be on exhibition here dur
Ing the Teachers convention. arrived
during the early part Of the woek and
were hung yesterday. under the per-
senai direction o. Theodore Vansoelen
the young western artist who has
identified hinsself with Albuquerque.
u II one Of the privileges o. living In
the west that we have occasionally
- opportunity OF view ing 80 notable
and beautiful n collection Of works
Of art as this Of the Taos colony, and
AlbuqucrqucanA will not he slow TO
OF getting the pictures hung at this
date was TO allow the public to visit
the exhibition before the Teachers
convention. The exhibition includes
twenty-three liHted and ls
representative OF the Taos school. Il
portrhys and interprets many phases
OF western life. from the character
Istic Mexican scene OF Phillips "Our
Wusherwoman's Family aud Bern
inghaus' Winter In the Foothills" q
strong and magnificent piece OF real
ism IN landscape. to cOuse's dccoru-
tive Indian Quail Huntcra.' Waiter
Ufor " represented by one canvas only
In Taos a picture OF two Indians
ugainst an adobe wall. which for color
and Nirility Is suggestive OF Goya.
y. J.. Blumenachcihs Indian portraits
stand but for their originality, their
decorative back grounds. not like Hu-
loaga's. but suggestive OF that man
ner. In b opinion OF some.
Mr.. Van 6oeien has upon request.
added two OF his own ~canyasecs 70
this exhibition. n u is with great
pleasure that his friends nave greeted
his latest work. which In his own estl-
nation, Hurpasses anything that the
artist has 20 6ar done. Western
Gold" for lack OF a better title. Ia tho
picture OF a superb golden cotton
wood. sheltering an adobe house
festooned with red chile. The execu-
ton II new In manner. and art critics
VIII find much to interest them Ia
this. u in the portrait OF Uncle
Lou" the old cowboy sitting against
the corral fence, which Il decidedly
different"
The Hist Follows,
O. T.. BERNINGHOUSE
A shower on the Mesa.
Winter In the Foothills.
Dolnn's Corner Taos.
one OF the Rabbit Hunters.
VICTOR HIGGINS
A Tale OF Ancient Taos.
BERT PHILLIPS
The Lost Trail.
Corn Maldens OF Taos.
Our Masherwomnn's Family.
T.. l.. BLuMENSHEIN
Albcdiu Of Taos.
a Woman OF Taos.
Old Storm Cloud.
J. II. SHARP
The Tobacco Dance.
Moonlight on the Mesa.
Crucila. Taos' Indian Girl.
L.. l. COUSE
Tho Taos Canyon.
The Smoker.
The Quail Hunters.
WALTER UFER
In Taos.
w. HERBERT DUNTo
Return from the Dance.
The Start Tor the Hills.
Spring on the slope.
ROBERT HENRI
Portrait OF an Indian Boy.
A Little Mountain Girl.
The II. A. o., another sewing club,
met last Wednesday with Mrs. T..
Marnn Hayden. and will hold its next
meeting with Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mrs. Hayden vas assisted in ente e
tanning the club by Mrs. Walter
Hatch. II was agreed Ivy the club
that each member should contribute
ten cents at each meeting. the fund
TO be donated to the day nursery.
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KAPPA kAPPAS TO
GIVE M HOMES"

Gamma beta chapter OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma will give the first OF "a
series Of teas Saturday afternoon.
November 22nd. The first tea IL In
compliment TO the patronesses n
pledges OF Kappa. The p~atronesses
are
Mrs. +. q. Cornish. Mrs. w A.. Kel-
cher. Mrs. w. :. IIopewell. Mrs. Law
renee Lee. Mrs. g. r.. Hodgin, Mrs.
W. g. Reid. Mrs. Lester Cooper, Mrs.
Medlcr. Miss Alice Boyd.
Pledgcs-Helen Macarthur, Belle
Barton. Irene Fee. JOY Spruce. Eva
iyn Hunt. Louise WhlraVen, Annie
Ice Duncan. Edn" Parker.
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CRADLE ROLL h
ENTE.l.T

MIS- HuEh Cooper entcrtalned mo
Cradle Roll club Of IA" Presbyterian
church and their mothers on Friday
afternoon at a party destined TO cot-
slider the interests OF these important
members Of our community. The
latest things In bib- aud bonncis, IN
toys and infant feeding were among
the topics discussed by the mothers
ana wisely considered by the infants.
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THE ". W. &. 4. 4. 4. y. CLUB
GIVES \ MESA SUPPER.

on Thursday afternoon h G. L. II.
club OF the Y. w. q. 4. and an equal
number OF Y. NJ G. 4. residents went
OF for n mesa supper. There were
about forty on the picnic, the young
men coming for he girls at the Y. w.
with trucks. There were horns and
whistles and various other noise max
ing instruments. which were vigorous
ly used. 4 fire was buill on the mesa
and hot weiniCs and coffee added to
the lunch. Games and sports around
the fire followed. closing with singing
as the fire died down, n the party
came home about ten O'Clock. The
picnic was 10 much enjoyed that II
was decided TO repeat the perform
ance soon.
The Girls Reserve held their weekly
meeting on Thursday afternoon and
decided to hold an initiation next
week OF all those who "a attended
the meetings three times. There are
ten or twelve girls who are ready for
initiation.
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|S6ctdl Calemddnr|

The Tuesday Literary club will
meet with Mrs. NJ. T.. Hickey on
Tuesday.
The Good Cheer club viii meet
neNt Wednesday wi,a Mrs. Otto
Scheer
Invitations are out for n large card
party to be given By Mrs. James u.
Davidson Of North Fourth street next
"wednesday afternoon.
There will be a Masquerade bah on
Thursday. November the %, g-ver
by Woodmon Circle No. &c, in the W
O W. hail. Everyone Will be wei
come.
Invitations are cut for ihe Thanks
giving eve dinner dance Ia Ice given at
the Country club. Special cabaret
features are being arranged, uud par
ticular attention DO be'nE paid to tn"
menu which viii be the best That tho
city can afford.
President and Mrs. David spence
Hill Will bee az home on sunday at
their home on Twelfth street to tho
Alpha chi omega sorority. Mrs.
Rice. Mrs, Parsons aud Mrs. CLARK,
p-atronesscs o. the woman fraternity
Will be present.
Leo Lewinson,. Wilson n Joe Kcim
wish you To come for "a Jolly good time
To "a Story Book Ball
In the Elks club hall
In fancy costume We would ke you all
November ;Weniy-eirht the day
From two TN five will dance and play
r.. $. V, T..
The recipients NJ the above Invita-
ton are filled with rnptruous antici-
patton. md who wouldn't bcf ! shall
40 myself.
Mrs. Huninr cpic- tod hcr eighty
third birthday on Wednesday after
noon. members OF the family, end hcr
friends dropping in 10 wish Gross
ma" many happy RETURNS uf tho d1r.
Coffee cake. corcC, ana sandwiches
were served. ms mas been % custom
for many years Mrs lluniuE is ono
OF the bogt known ana oldest rcsl-
dents Of Albuquerque, having come
here with her husband when the tow
was only q single street The quaint
and beautiful old home known "a
Huninr Cassie In which she still live'
with her son Arno iiuninE. was buil'
hy them on Wesi Central uVenu,
many years ago, and Is To-Day onc o
the show places ~ Albuquerque.
The Sew and So club mot last Wed
nosday with Mrs Lynn iE. Cook an,
! will meet with Mrs. roy NJ. BAH tn
..a.NWu NNaNNan1uM
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NINEnNN IIIn MEI.Ts.

The Minerva club met Friday AZ
tcrnoon a. the home 81 Mrs. r. Ru-
mor. Ir.. ON West Central.
Muslc-SoH nE-Bofrrshmonts.
Those present were Mrs. a. A.. Sc
dlllo, Mrs. Jose Talazar, Mrs Aip-
iaudro stndov1l AIRS. Ed Chacon, Mrs
r. a. Warner. Mrs. Onofro Sandoyai,
Mrs. Adolf itucl.
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Mrs. CRAIG AMI
Mrs. ltDI.HI uOSTESSES.

Rochi entertained together on We'd
nesday afternoon at a bridge parry
The house wna nlled with all he
flowers that the autumn frosts have
spared TO one OF the loveliest gardens
OF the valley, and the color scheme
Was very lovely.
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MuNNEHAHA LITERARY SOCIETY
or TiIE INDIAN SCHOOL
ENTERTNINS,

The Minnehaha Literary Society OF
the Indian school entertained Friday
night In honor Of their critic, Mrs.
Harrington. This was the most elab-
crate social function held at tho
school for many months. The even
Ing was spent In dancing. games and
various stunts. There were over n
hundred invited guests, many OF
whom aided in the merriment BY re-
spending promptly when their names
were called.
An interesting number was the
counting contest by ten students. Each
one was called upon to count In his
W language and some found II very
difficult to ~ennunclatc in the Indian
tongue. The prize was awarded to
Howard German. a Navajo hoy from
Ft. Defiance. Second place was woh
by Ethel John, a Seneca from New
York.
Following the serving OF a three
course luncheon, the guests were
treated TO a human movie. There
were, Jiggs and Maggie, The buns,
Everett True, Mutt and Jet and
charlie Chaplin. The make up OF
these characters were clever and the
acting good. The hall was a roar Of
applause AS these well known chnrac-
tiers danced among he tables.
Al the close OF the entertainment
Miss Marie Romero presented the crit
ic with "a beautiful volume OF Ihe lle-
light Makers" by Bandelier, Much of
the success of the evening was due TO
the girls matron. Mrs. Hicksun, who
80 ably assisted the officers OF the
society In planning the entertainment
SURPRISE FOR THE voRBACHs.
a very delightful surprise wal held
on Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd Norbach, llOe
Slate avenue, when ahouc thirtN-tive
20 ng people. members Of 81. Pauf'
English Lutheran church, allied on
the recently welded couple. The sur
prise took the form of a miscellano'
Gus shower, and many pretty und
valuable giftu were presented To th'
bride ns tokens Of esteem, Following
the games. refreshments were served
Mrs. Martin Hayden entertained o.
saturday night with a dancing anc
, card party.
Mrs. !. r. Mclaughlin entertalne
? on Friday afternoon with four tHhlAl
of bridge In honor of Mrs. Nell sum.
! mers Of Roswell who is the guest o
Mrs. Harry Ice.
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tne Week ana IN Gallup a1 the fuSsln
Of the G. y. cottons.
Mrs. Henry coora IL expected hons
ms evening, having spent several
weeks in Chicago.
Mira. Nein y. pIeld has a. her guest
Mrs. walter Jarvis Barlow Of Les
Angeles. who will be here until Mon
day evening.
Word a been received from Chi
coeo that Mrs. Walter Heller, for
mcriy Miss Florenca Grunsfold % this
city, had undergone an operation for
appendicitis and was getting along
very nicely.
Tho Rancnos de Atrisco club has
postponed ia REGULAR meetings on ac-
count OF the death % the relatives "
some OF 81 members. Mr.. Oilmors
ana Miss Ami Carlott having passed
away during the week.
----
Mrs. r, ~ Sexton. Of Halifax. n,
". lH a guest Of Mrs. n NJ. rfxbv.
Mrs. Sexton win be remembered here
ny her visit OF two years ago when
she spoke for the Red Cross IN AZ
buquerque- she intends spending the
winter here.
Mr.. Paul williams OF Lyons.
France. H. staying az the. Aivnrndo
aWaiuns me arrival OF hts brother.
rno " von'lne West Tor MS health
,aNs a oov-mile tran trip
'"roush Ne" MeNico.
MI. ana Mrs. Frank Strong. Mrs.
O. A. Matson and Master Junior Mat
son motored TO Santn Fe on Friday
aficrnoon and VIII return tomorrow
"aH"h'e mutation.
Mr, Carl MCGEE. 5r., who hns been
sn"ndtng SIX weeks with Mrs. Nc
Ste. sr.: IN this city, has gone to
nf~"utorn IA 20 JOIN her husband.
VIZ and Mira MCGEE expect 10 return
% thelr home a; Tulsa. Okla. at
christmas time.
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statement that aa far as he was con-
cerned he would rather dance the
shimmy shivor' than the stately
minueti' Judge Hickey and Or. Boyd
Hanna and Mr.. HerndOn were asked
a. guests.
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TnE TEN DoNs.

Tho Ten pona met on TUESDAY
night with Mr.. Reuben Ferry. OF the
Indian school. II. r.. Putnoy read the
paper Of the evening, his subject be
ing the Good old Days. or the Good
New Times. Mo. putney made the
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Mru. Nein y. yield has AZ her guest
Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow OF Las
Angeles. who will be here until Mon
day evening.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan o~rupsfsid spent
me week md in Gallup as the eutsln
Of the G. y. cottons.
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Mrs. Henry coora Is expected home
thla evening, having spent several
weeks In Chicago.
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week.-mrs.

Mr.. Toodor M%ontoya and Miss Lii
Han Adnir were married at San Felipe
de Ncri church at Old Albuquerque at
seven o'clock OF Wednesday morning.
The bride was lovely In a white crepe
de chine wedding gown, with "a bridal
Veil, II carrying white roses. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Carrie
Adair, her bridesmaid, while charlie
Aduir. "a lifelong friend Of the groom
was best mpn. \ wedding breakfast
was served at the home OF the bride.
The family u close friends Of the
couple being present. Mr.. n Mrs.
T.. J. Gutierrez. who we're married last
week. returned ON the morning train
In time To attend Tho ceremony. Mrs.
Gutierrez Is "A sister OF Mr.. Montoyn.
The young couple viii live on West
central avenue. just opposite the Nes-
tor MontoNas.
word has been received OF the
marriage In Gallup on November 10,
of Miss isabelle Darlington Gardner
TO charles VI Marvin. Miss Gardner
has spent several winters In Albu-
puoruue. Mr.. Marvin has recently
been discharged from the army in
which he served in the motor trans
port service. AR. and Mrs. Marvin
Will make their home at the fort for
the winter.
MIS- Elizabeth Klstler and Miss
Virginia M"Ihndress gave a garage
parts llst Saturday night. which was
an iunoyatlOn and proved a decided
success The young people danced To
the music OF a photograph and later
enjoyed very delicious refreshments.
4 very delightful dance was given
At the country club on Tuesday, the
first anniversary Of Armistics dny.
Both the younger set n the young
married people were wen represent
ed. and tho lance lasted rather later
than usual. supper was served at II
o'clock.
Mrs Frank Hubhell and Mrs. Reads
are Joint hosiesses at "A tea given a
the Country club his afternoon. Tn,
club was decorated with fall flowers
and candleight and feminity viii
furnish the color which Is usual "
such an AFFAIR.
, Mrs. Roy strohm returns tOnlgh
from New York after a three months
visit.
statement h u aa far as he was con
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Mrs. Roy strohm returns tonight
visit.
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The Sew ard So club mot last Wed
ncsday with Mrs Lynn Il. Cook ant
will meet with Mrs. roy NJ. Ball the
coming Wednesday.
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enunciation IND the intelligence and
good taste OF her performance satisfy
the most eNacting musical critics. She
ing Yiddish.
Miss Beck's first concert on Tues
day, November 25 will he given at the
Armory for the teachers who are at
tending the convention only: the We'd
nesday concert will be given for the
public in the High school auditorium.
The urOurnms follow.
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word has been received from Chi
caeo that Mrs. Walter Heller, for
mcriy Miss Florenca Grunafold o. this
city. had undergone an operation for
appendicitis and was getting along
very nicely.
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Tho Rancnos de Atrisco club has
postponed ita regular meetings on ac-
count Of the death % the relatives "
some OF its members. Mr.. Gilmore
ana Miss Annie Carlott having passed
during the week..
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sURPRIsE FOR TmE vORnACHs.

Mrs. Martin Hayden entertained on
Saturday night with a dancing aud
card party.
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Mrs, r, H. sexton. Of Halifax, ".
u, IN q guest Of Mrs. \. NJ. ntxbv.
Mrs. Sexton win be remembered here
by her visit OF two years ago when
she smoke for the Red Cross In A.
b~uquerque. she Intends spending the
winter here.
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Mrs. J. p. Mclaughlin entertained
on Friday afternoon with four tHhlAs
of bridge In honor of Mrs. Nell SUM
mers Of Roswell, who is the guest OF
Mrs. Harry Lee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong. Mrs.
O.. A.. Matson and Master Junior Mat
son motored 10 Santa Fe on Friday
afternoon and VIII return tomorrow
bringing Mr.. Mateon. who took this
Manonic Initiation.
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Mr.. Paul williams OF Lyons.
France. II staying az the Aivnrndo
waiting the arrival OF his brother.
Is coming west for his health.
They will talks a 5o0-mile trail trlp
through New Mexico. -
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MR. Carl MCGEE. Jr.. who hns heen
snsnd'rg six weeks with Mrs. Me-
Gee. Sr.. In this city. has gone 10
bradford. Pa, 90 Join her huahnnd.
Mr. and Mira MCGEE expect 10 return
Christmas time.
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hrfne bufdhtfl
A Ia (samson and Deliuh) ..,,
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church has fine report for this year.
 The Woman's Bible Class holds it's closing lesson for this year at the church Monday afternoon p. m. Review questions on the Minor prophets. We have had most en- joyable and I trust most faithful study of the Minor prophets together Next fall we enter upon our study of the New Testament books. This is a life telling work. The board of deacons wish to thank our members and people for your hearty assist ance in making up the subscription list or budget for the following year. It is the plan of the deacons to col lect on the same monthly and quar- terly, as may suit the convenience of our members. After next Sunday, through the kindness of the Session and our members, the pastor will be out of town for a few days or weeks recreating and reinforcing himself against several attacks of the flu
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METHODIST CHURCH

All regular services will be held on next Sunday. In place of thirty four per cent representation as we have been having for some time, we are asking through the "Evangelis- tic Committee" for fifty per cent of the membership. Are you going to be represented in person in that number?
 A group of Centenary boosters will go from this church to Oak For rest on next Sunday afternoon at three thirty. Just to make the thing lively, join them and be nearer.
 Remember these two dates: May 1925 for the big drive for the Gen. tenary and May 25, the time for the revival meeting with Rev. c. N. Guice to assist.
 The pastor forwarded to the Ar
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 AND HEADACHE
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THE NEW NAUSEALESS CALO- MEL THAT IS ENTIRELY PURI- FEED OF ALI. THE NAUSEAT- ING AND SALIVATINC EFF FECTS.

Do you ever have bad taste in your mouth in the morning, heavy breath, coated tongue, headache, in- digestion, nervousness, with let down feeling? You need calomel, but dread to take it. Try Calotabs, the nausealess calomel that is de- lightful to take and delightful in ef- feet. It is calomel with all its bene- fits retained and its unpleasant quail ities removed. One tablet at bed time with swallow of water, that's all. No taste, no griping, no salts, no nausea. You wake up in the morning feeling fine like two-year old, bright, cheerful, energetic, and
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kansas Methodist this week, the names of each Methodist home in our church, and for the next six months you will receive the paper. He also paid for these at the rate of fifty cents for six months. We are doing this to get information be- fore you concerning the Centenary, and if you really appreciate the fact you can reimburse him for that amount and if not the score is set tied anyway.
 JNO. A. WOMACK, Pastor.
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this fall and winter, preparatory to our summer work. I hope to return in a few days feeling better. The Sunday school, midweek prayer serv- ice and young peoples work of the church will move right on. Subject II a. m., "The Tree of Life in the Midst of the Garden."' Followed by the Communion service.
 Subject 8 p. m., "The Christian Young Man-His Time and Oppor- tunity." Music by the young peo- ple's choir. A cordial invitation to all our services.
 W. K. JOHNSTON, Pastor.
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Present CIOthiug
 Prices to h

Chicago, April S.--No s the prices of medium q grade clothing and poss'A crate reduction in lower q containing reworked Eoa and cotton is the prospsS' fall and winter of 1913
 This statement was gl's') today as representing the ,J members of the National z of Retail Clothiers and !s Association of Clothing H
 CTS, who met here today
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CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

All services as usual next Sunday. Give this new church year chance
 with you in our Sunday school. No better way to spend an hour on Sun day than by refreshing our memor- ies on bible knowledge and facts. Start yourself and bring another one next Sunday. Had fine audience at Oak Forrest last Sunday after noon. Pastor breaches at Yarber schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 p. m.
 The Presbytery of Arkansas con venes at Augusta, Ark, Tuesday, the 18th, 7:S0 p. m. Messrs J. S. Lyle and k. D. Robertson have been elect ed to represent the Marianna Pres byterian church at this meeting. Oul
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with a hearty appetite iT
 fast. Eat what you pleas,l ger of salvation. Calotas
 entirely delightful to tailI pleasant in effect that yOUl offers to refund your nsz guarantee that you will ka with Calotabs.
 For your protection Caa sold only in original pasEze| thirty-five cents. At drugs anywhere.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the Baptist church Sunday as usual. Morning service at eleven o'clock. Evening service at eight. We would like to have you to be present at Sunday school. A hundred and thirty eight were pres ent last Sunday. Prayer services Wednesday evening at eight. Our subject for the evening sermon is "The Fall of a Swift Politician. l" You will find welcome at our serv- ices.
 c. L. HAMMOCK, Pastor.
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It's poor advertisement if it ap- pears in a sick medium.