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Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Brief Notes of People and
Town Events.


ing school up near Widener's
place has received word from
Carl Hayden that she will receive
her commission as postmistress
in due time. Carl ought to know,
as he has been to see the I'd
Asst Postmaster-General.
Brayton Com. Company and
Wickenburg Drug company both
have change of ads this week.
Let the children of Arizona
give their pennies and nickels to
the Near East Relief, that their
little dark-eyed brothers and sis
ters in far off Armenia may live
through the winter.
Charley Nathorst was in town
Friday: said he was going to
hunt that meteorite that Jared
the life out of his cook this week.
Burton and Campbell who have
a band of sheep near the A. & C.
Junction have begun operations
to commence shearing. About
ten men will be employed.
Mrs. L. Y. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Shontz were visiting relatives
and friends at the capitol city
last week.
The hearing of DR.. Campbell,
charged with assault to murder
has been set at Phoenix for Mon
day at 10 a. m.
Organizers are now travelling
over the state in the interests of
the Near East Relief. Let the
reception given the worker as
signed to this town be in keeping
with the merits of the humani-
tartan task of caring for home
less children.
Have your job printing done
by the STATE MINER.
The Near East Relief is busi-
ness organization engaged in the
practical philanthropy of keeping
soul and body together in thou
sands of little children.
Take look at our new adver-
tisement of A. B. Shubert, the
largest raw fur house in America.
Ed. w. Getten, genial See.
Treas. of the Abe Lincoln was In
town Friday. With tons of ma
chinery awaiting transportation
to the mine, the washing out of
the Hassayampa bridge here has
been a serious handicap. But
Getten is not morose over such
difficulties and is quoted as good
naturedly exclaiming: "Oh. that's
all right; but think what might
have happened had it been an
earthquake instead Of a flood.
Arizona has been called upon
to adopt l, 900 homeless children
of Armenia through the Near
East Relief.
The Spanish population are ex-
pectant. A big time and dance
are announced to occur Saturday
night, Feb. Z, after the show.
The affair is under the auspices
of the Wickenburg String Or
chestra, comprising violin, cello,
guitar and cornet. There will be
a supper at 11:3O; prizes for two
best dancing couples and admis-
sion will be one dollar. Every
j
Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31

Experiences of State Engineer
Maddox with Cochise county
over matters of public highways,
recall that it may be many moons
before Wickenburg will get any
relief from storm disasters so far
as roads or bridges are concerned.
But there is a remedy and help
will come when the people of this
city will get together and go after
what they want in an intelligent
manner.
Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31

Democracy and organized labor
is the slogan that will win in
the next campaign against pluto
cracy and profteers.
Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31

Jim Ford and Elmer Lambert
are reported to have purchased
the Shannon Auto Company's
business including the transpor-
tation business snd stage line to
Constellation.
Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31

Now the Supervisors think
there is plan whereby addition
al bonds can be voted for a bridge
fund to restore those destroyed
by high water. Quen sabe?
Arizona state miner., 1920-01-31
POLITICAL PALAvER
AND MIXED LOCALS
Comment on Topics of Gen.
eral interest. Regarding the
State and County.

The attempt Of the republican
congress to suppress free speech
and political discussion is a blow
at the very foundations of this
nation. Every party which here
tofore has voiced such a measure
has been swept out of existence.
The activities of the Red Cross
in the Near East have been
turned over to the Near East Re-
lief. incorporated under a special
act of congress, and accountable
to the government for every cent
collected and expended.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
HaSeI Green

Hazel Green, Or, June S.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Davis and three youngest
children spent the weekend at G. c..
Humans in Oregon City.
Oscar Tuve spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams and
daughter, Molly, from Spokane, Wash,
arrived Friday to visit their cousins,
G. G. Looney and Mrs. Iris Van Cleave.
The Otterbein Guild held very In
teresting meeting at the home of the
president, Louise Davis, Sunday after
noon.
Bliss zeilinski and family motored
beyond Stayton, Sunday, to visit Mrs.
Zeilinski's sister
The women's missionary society will
meet at Miss Emma Fishers, Friday
afternoon.
The Hazel Green Junior Christian
Endeavor will have a social Friday
evening, June IL, at the home of the
superintendent, w. A. Dunigan. The
freshments will be ice cream, cake and
Strawberries. All juniors welcome.
Rev. F. Fisher and daughter went
to Philomath, Monday, to attend the
college commencement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Polk County Court

Viola Thomas vs.. II. c. Thomas. Or
der of default OF defendant Fl. G.
Thomas Findings of fact and conclu-
sions OF law filed. Order giving de-
cree to Viola Thomas cost bill filed.
Affidvait of mailing copy of cost bill
10 defendant.
Decree in above case given to Viola
Thomas. allowing her costs OF suit,
500, attorney fees custody OF three
minor children and $40 per month for
children.
In re Edith Anderson ct al VS.. Fran
els M. Stanley -Wadsworth ct al. Com
plant filed. Suit to quiet title.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Smallpox In Mild
Form Prevalent
At MT. Angel

Mt. Angel, June S.-Smallpox is
said to be quite prevalent in this city
at present, but is of a mild form. G..
ID. Elmer, postmaster, has been con-
fined for some time on account OF
having contracted the disease, jos.
schwab has been i'll from the same
cause, and now A Klinger is said to
be one of the victims. How it got
started is not known.
Lieutenant Dr. ]. e. Webb, who has
been in the service for several years,
and more recently in California re-
ceiving medical treatment, arrived
home last evening and will take up
his pactice here at once. His health
is such, however, that he will only do
office work for the present.
Arthur Holmes, manager of the
Mt. Angel baseball team, who has
been i'll for some time. is able to be
out on the streets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
CLoperdaLe.

Ci0yerdale. Or, June S.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Fnnet left Saturday sor an
extended visit through Washington
with relatives and friends. They go
first to Doty, Washington, to their
son, Victor Fliflet and wife. where
they expect to remain a few weeks be-
fore going further north.
The W. c. t. U. ladies met last
Wednesday with Mrs Butske. AS it
was a pleasant day there was a gooo
attendance. all Of which responded
promptly to the dinner call. They quill
ted laboriously all day; also added
two new names to their roll.
Mrs. f. A. Wood attended an affair
in Salem last Tuesday given by one of
her nieces.
The Illihee school closed last week
with a big school picnic on Thursday
Mrs Ray Farris closed an eight
months school at the Summit school
house last Friday with choice little
program and basket dinner
Oscar Fliflet, Miss Palma -Fliflet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kunke went to Sa-
lem Sunday to spend the day with
their sister, Mrs. w. Massey.
The men of Cloverdale are putting
up a fine piece Of road under the su-
pervision of w. F. Wright 1t will be
completed now in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hennis spent
Thursday in Salem.
Cloverdale school holds their picnic
on Wednesday in w. F. Wright's
woods.
Mrs. Joseph Morris has her daugh-
ter and two small children from Port
land visiting her.
Miss Ethel Craig and Miss Rosa
Drager, who have recently been teach
ing here have gone to Salem to attend
Professor Krap's normal school for a
few weeks
]. Thomas has been in Salem the
past few days helping Mr.. Limbo with
carpenter work.
Mrs C. Kunke went to Turner last
week and remained few days with
her daughter, Mrs. ], E. Whitehead.
Mr.. Garner left here Friday to at
tend the old soldiers encampment aft
er returning from there he expects to
go to Idaho to visit his son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
latest New covene Central Willamette VHey Journal SPec coespond

Mr.. Homer was accidently kilieo
while at work in logging camp. HIS
body was brought to Chapman un-
dertaking parlors In this city to await
the arrival Of relatives or instructions
as to the disposition Of the body. a
thorough search of the mans personal
effects disclosed no clew as TO the
Whereabouts of relatives and Coroner
Chapman placed the matter in the
hands of the Swedish minister. No re-
suits being Forthcoming court proceed
ure was begun and Mr.. Chapman was
appointed administrator of the estate
which amounts to nearly $1,000 IN
various kinds of securities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Candy Votes Bonds
To Pay Damages

Candy, June Sat special cleo
ton held here yesterday the citizens
of Candy voted on the question of
bonding the city in the sum Of $4,000
to raise money with which to satisfy
a judgment recently found by the su-
preme court in favor Of Peter Hornig.
Mr.. Horning sustained injury some
time ago while in the pumping sta
tion owned by the city of Candy. The
circumstance occasioned considerable
litigation in the lower courts, and was
finally appealed to the supreme court
where the city came out second best.
There is no other recourse. under the
provisions Of the city charter. it is
said, and it was purely up to the cleo
tors to fix the bond and satisfy the
judgment
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Dallas Woman
Passes; Growth
On Brain Cause

Dallas. Or, June s.-Mrs. Jessie b.
Grab. wife of Gustav A. Grab of Dal-
las. died last night at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bennett.
near RiekrealI. Mrs. Grab became Ill
a few days ago and brain specialist
from Portland was called to determine
the cause of the unconscious state. The
examination proved a growth on the
brain too deep for surgical aid. Mrs.
Grab is survived by her parents. sew
eral sisters and her husband and child
ten years old. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Dallas Legion Active.
At a meeting last night the Carl B.
Fenton post Of American Legion elect
ed John B. Eakin 10 attend the con-
vention in Portland. and confer with
the national and state committees on
the vocational training tax problem.
Mr.. Eakin was also elected treasurer
TO fill the vacancy caused by w. p.
Miller leaving town. The Legion is al
so laying plans for big dance to help
defray their expenses.
Alumni to Picnic.
At a recent meeting the members
Of the Dallas high school alumni elect
ed the following Officers; President,
John b. Eakins vice-president, Ray
Boydston; treasurer, Hollis Smith;
secretary, Mrs. Laird V. Woods. The
annual picnic of the association will
be held the goth up the Lacreole creek
nj which an attendance Of abou 100 Is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Bratcher and
daughter, LaVerne, of Perrydale were
visiting with friends here Sunday.
Margaret Friar, little daughter OF
J. T. Friar, has been very i'll for the
past few days, but is much better.
Mrs. Tip Acuff of Salem was visit
ing in Dallas Sunday with RELATIVES
and friends.
Mrs. John Zylstra of Perrydale was
Dallas shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Rich spent the week
end in Portland with Mr.. and Mrs. Tip
Mason. DR.. Mason has been i'll with
pneumonia for the past few weeks, but
is doing nicely now.
Frank and Blew Friar, who are work
sng in Corvallis, spent the weekend
with their parents here, Mr. and Mrs
J. T. Fraiar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Former Marshal
Of Hubbard Buried

Hubbard, June S.-Joseph T. John
ston. for some time city marshal Of
Hubbard, was buried here Sunday.
having died at hospital in Portland
on Friday, following an operation.
Mr.. Johnston was past seventy years
of age and had lived in this vicinity
for many years. He had been in poor
health for several months and upon
recommendation of his physician sub
mitted to the operation which ulti-
mately ended his career. He is sur
vived by his widow and one daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08

A few drops of "Gets-It" knocks
the hurt out of any corn at once and
soon loosens it so it lifts right off
without any feeling. Oh, what COM
fort! How grand to walk and dance
and jump without single twinge!
Why not?
"Gets-It" the never falling, guaran-
teed money-back corn remover, costs
but trifle at any drug store. Sold In
Salem and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by ]. c..
Perry, d. j. Fry. Capitol Drug Store,
VIM. Neimeyer, Frank S. Ward, Cry
stal Drug Store. Adv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Logger Killed
Months Ago Is
Buried At Dallas

Dallas, Or, June S.--The funeral Of
Nelson Homer, who was killed at
Black Rock last November, was held
here last week. Burial was in local
cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-08
Three
Drop
Corn
Killer
"Gets-It' Stops Pain Immediately
And COrns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns is the
tried and proved "Gets-It" way-the
way that millions have found quick
est, easiest. safest and most reliable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

Ms. Holm "a. Nufllum wla hostess
20 ne Saturday club rhcr- scrs'
four table. Those playing were Mes
DANES bartlett. Henry. Duncan. FI,fh.
CLARKE, flluskL Martin. Mcchem.
Terry. snider. Wells. Splccr. ecker
hlad. Griffin. Baldwin. Wilson. Misc
Marguerite sweet. Mrs. HARRIET
Fisher WAS an honor guest.
%. ~. williams was host At a do
lisntful little Clnner pariy at the Val
covers were laid for Mesdamcs
blanche tiesd. Frank Buell. Miss
Anne Hilton. Messis Marsh. Peter
SON Willianif
Airs Frank A.. Bren entertained
with an Informal dinner party on
sunfay evening The guests were
~coufcnl1l. The dinner delicious and n
delightful time WAS a by those pres
enr who were NrsdRmcs Eleanur
pctfs. Blanche Read. Mcssrs. Marsh.
Peterson. Lickiidcr.
Friends Of Mrs. Anton MAYER will
be rrievod TO learn cf e fall she sus-
tained saturday ctuslns a disiocaiion
OF her lon arm.
Fred Nichols of Macda'~na vas a
business visit r mere "wednesday.
AIR. ana Mrs. Laurence Medley. of
Nnrdalena. accompanied BY Mr.. Med
lsy's mother. Mrs D.. W. Mediey. left
Wednesday Tor an extensive tour
tufHuEh 'Altofnlti gong Mitl ~
Scntilc. Wash. During Mrs. Mcdley's
abeence Aer home here viii be occu-
pied hy her daurhter. Mrs. George
owsley and family.
Films speare came sunday from
San antonio 20 spend the day with
hi- family here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James r.. Cnnsa left
Wednesday Tor Roswell Tor a VISIT
with friends there.
Tho Ladies aic ~ ihe Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Ben
Goucr on Tucsdny afternoon 40 ESQ.
The regular monthly meeting 81 Tho
Rcd cross was held ln p Home Ser
vice room wednesday Afternoon az 9
o'clock.
Mrs. Franz schmidt left Thursday
FIR san Antonio. TeNas. where shc
viii join Mr.. schmidt who has been
there for several weeks. They expect
to return In ten days
A. 4. Sednlo. of Albuquerque. at
tended court here during the week.
Francis Wood. of Albuquerque. has
been hcre this week attending court
ROY Paschal. OF MaFdnicna. was
here "wednesday.
Aiier Falconer. 81 Magdnicna. was
a business visitor herc Tuesday.
j. A. Mcdonald, 81 Kelley. was hero
Wednesday.
Friends - Mrs Il. a.. Rcecc viii
be pleased TO know that she b Inn
proving after an Illness of several
W0efr.
Col. Pritchard. 81 Santa Re. wns
here this week.
Plans are being made Cor an or
Eanigation Of boy Scouts. f'rof.
Charles r. Mcclure will be scout mas
Tor.
Rnmor has o. thar there viii be Z
number Of beautiful parties next
month. Valentine day and Washing
toms birthday furnishing the inspiru-
ton rwp 81 fhom. az least. will be
AZ the Val Verde, which ls an ideni
place for 4 social affair Of any kind
Thc Mlsalonury society OF the Btp-
% church met with Mrs. Mar Roach
Tuesday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
CONSTIPATION


MsaecnvIlis. Ky.-Mm Reari Rss
rex. Of. tia place. vfitsa: 7 was
vary con1upntsd I had nouf stomach
and was % uncomfnrmble. 4 wsnt te
the doctor. lis favs me solns pnls.
They waahened ps and seemed to
tear up ny digeslioa- 7hsy would
rfips ms and Afterwards Il seemed
sna more constipassd than bsfora.
heard Of BhekDrauEhf ana d.
eided to try T. ! found 4 Just What I
needed II VA "a sasy laxative. ana
not had 10 nwasIop. w Digestion soon
Improved 7 got we'll Of the sour ston-
nrh. ny bowels soon seemed normal.
No Q ErlpinE. ana I would take a
dose now and then. and ~ IN good
shape.
cannot say TOO much tor Black.
praueht for Il 10 tAs finest laxative
one can use"
modford'a Riack-Dnueht has for
many years been found Of great value
n tbs treatment Of stomach. liver and
bowel troublea Eafy take. gentle
and reliable IN IFS action, leaving no
bad a~ftereffecta. Il has won tie praise
q houSandn Of poopls Wis have uaed
= No1st
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

deniaiiy 70 look AFTER personal burl.
ness interiors;
Mr. George Uake will leave tho
nres ~ The week fof q brief trip 70
~ rarp.
NJ. aud hrs. Louis lifcid WILL ienvc
lumorfnv aftefi1on foi Chicago ann
New Nork They viii he IN The east
Tor ak weehs. DURING this time Mr..
llf+ld Viii visit the eastern wool
market contcrA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

tCor. nroadway ana Lead Av'1
Thomas o. Harvey, pastor. resi-
lence. eco Eusi Gold avenue; phnue
ta2h-NM.
Bible school. $3.50 %. M. Orchestra
will play FOR opeping.
Junior and senior Unions. 10 y. m.
Mpr.4inE worship. ~ O'Clock theme.
Spiritual culture
Evening worship 30 o'clock .
theme. "now 60 Get Acquainted With
Jesus.
Special music features. Anthem
BE Joyful tu the Lord. tTusainEl Of
fcrtotA solo. There b. u Land Mine
Eve Hath Seen" At the evening hour
of worship Mr.. Kanady viii siur the
unertorN solo.
Ordinance NJ baptism ~ close OF
evening sprNirc.
n n stranger IN the city. come 60 the
church with u welcome Tor YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

Sunday school and Bible class az
9tfi a.. m. Clunses Tor everybody
where the word cot God only b. taught.
N a. an. breaking OF Bread in re
mpmbrance OF the Lord. Acts. 20. g.
7:fh y. M. Preaching OF b Gospel
by carl Armcrdinl, subject The
Forgiveness OF Sins" The public IS
invited cordially 90 all of these meet
inEs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

I|"NIn IA. I|I.t .I.o0I a~1HndnIsaI
-
49,
I4ak1fIt4I tafMa between fhf
.fIiIrfI1Itr HiIAd aid fhe team 81
I11| School 81 tIr.H viii 6nr6
~, .s4 ~ ms ~ e,.Ife ntri
N.I441 nIa44. "a ne AlmSrt-
unI4o4In&a NJ gInnHu a.t
th1 tI3a. I1ttI& rnItnI1en, M.
4.4.f |Hil..I r.11r -frItnnr ~ "a
4lI4 s4IIt II4st l|4,4 "A 4I'A eIInfh n4od.
4d4.4+ E.toIrff rtffII,Ih o4 ~ nrn'
III I1N NIIN I1.o4
n1.easI ta ~ aillb,
I,,r iiHtftm.
lT1no ttIt NfaIN H~llfwentRef
EIHH Visitors 44euun Nnnct,
Martoiir COLO EIIHihfn ktiiei
AHuItAsH 81. ~. ~. 4. BOYD.
llnno Nolu Esther Andersen
Presentation OF Diplomas ~.
.f.t... &c. 81 Jonee.
Fhe elat4 ailcers are lsenna Nautf.
rftEHtnii ~ Powell. tIce-rttri-
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kinfUff rlfNtr flAAN.l
Arthur ~ knudsen, pastor.
a:fb a.. an. sunday school Foreign
Mission service. with special offeuug
Tor missions. We invite you A. W.
ruemcr. supt.
1tsU0 a.. M. Morning worship The
pastor Will speak on Facing the Foe
and the choir viii sing Praise Wait
eth Tor TLce" CAdums1
80 y. M. Meeting ~ sunday school
workers In church utriors
G;a0 p. m. Christian Eudcavor meet
Ing. Topic. "'fhe Worlds Need OF
christ"
1880 D. m. Evening worship. Tho
pastor VIII speak on "rypical christ
ian Worker" Anthem hy the choir
"God IL Love- Bronner+W iiHonD
Monday, $3.50 .. Va Meeting OF the
Church Council.
Wednesday. 1880 y. m. Meeting Tor
prayer and Bibie study.
A warm welcome 20 idl who worship
with uE.
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st. Joln's Episcopal Church.

Corner silver and Fourthl
Rev. Winifred ~ ZciEler. rector;
1880 East central avenue
SUNDAY services
Holy communion u. ~.
SUNDAY school. 9:f5 %. M.
Holy communion aud sermon. II
n. M.
Vcsperl $50 p. m.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Ctuir'h4
fcdr. Gold Avenue sud Afro stfeetl
Carl sfhmid, paHtqg: ueauepef 100
South Arno atfeet, phone sefl
sunday sch DOL, siib ~ m.
Morring sersiceh- III o'el0csi lnih-
iect. "RiRht christian Conduct WIN
Reenrd TO strife aud EuuniN
Evening srrviccs. ifa0 o'clock; sub
'ject. Thou shalt Not Take The Name
OF the Lord Thy God IN Vain
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
tCor. Lead Ave. and So. Third 81
charles Oa,nr leckmGn, PASTOR
Miss Edith Oofby. aoaconesHf
sunday school. a;f5 "a M; D. A..
portoriieid, superintendent
Preaching by the pastor pt ~ a. ~.
ana gao D M. Morning theme "A
Father Who Failed" Evening sitn-
lcct. "ForesecinK Evii and Hiding
onea self" special music nt both
services. Mr. Ralph Suith VIII rinr
ut night. Thirty minute song aorvirc
prrceder the evening sermon.
Enworth iearte. $3.50 D.. ~. Miss
blanche Purterncid, leader.
TueadnN and "wednesday evenings 20
: 80 there viii he d local church mn
ference with tupirH Of vital lntereft
discussed bN Tho inymen oftho church.
All Interested IN the snccess 81 this
chnrch are invlied 20 be present
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!. W. rne. Al Morris and u. a.
Tally elders.
Lords day az the Odd Fellows Hnll
corner second street and Lead avenue
Song service hegins promptly ~ ~
o'clock "a, m. followed hk hihio study
which lasts from 1880 tn 1880 o. 100.
concluded by communion scrNtcrs
from 1850 TO ~.
Al are invited To meet with us and
join M in thest services
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tcorner norm Arno ami ena Tiieras
aNonucl.
y. Lee Gaines. pastor. Residence
S0z y south Aruo street.
sunday school 1880 "a. m.
Preaching 1900 a. IN. aud 1880 d. m
E~NunEciHtir acfNirts will be- ncid
each evening through the week he
Ninning AZ seven o-cioo.g Key. Thread
rili of Beaumont. Texas b. doing the
preaching. Ne rs q great scriptorian
and a successful soul winner.
We extend 10 an q coriinl Invita-
tiOn TO attend these services.
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The Broadway Snrlstinn Church.

home.
Alfred ~. Kuhn, minister.
Residence. 62f north 9Th. 81.
g:f5 a. m. Bible school. The Blues
were ahead in the con tpst last week.
Everybody ont. a cordial Invitation
to those who are not attending Bible
school 10 vislr NJ. Good music by %
splendid orchestra
~ 90 %. m Morning worship ami
communion service. sermon, "NrhirN
ing HAPPINESS in the Home" Excel
lent music by The choir.
$3.50 p. m. Christian EndcnNor Ser
vice.
1-3f g. nj. \ service ~ Good Cheer.
Splendid colotod slides Will be- used. 10.
lustrating the original history and dee
velopcment n the Christian church.
Sungr viii he thrown on the screen.
ana a huc song service led hy the
choir and matrimonial quartettc will
De given.
Central Avenue Methodist Church.
CORNER Central and AruoD
A. T. bowman. pastor: j. g.. Major.
supt. Of sunday school
3;fh %. mr. sunday school.
ll.u %. m Morning worship. scI -
mnn hy The pastor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

At The mosnina service Of 81 Johns
church tomorrow Mrs = ~ Harten
viii play an utHan solo. "Wrielniied
by Hnraor Tht choral anthem viii
be Save Mr. q Cod % be- sung hy
the choir win coniraito solo BY Nrs
Morstatftc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

TIE nunonl nsat4iuA Aud election ui
onlcers oftfhe n, ". a.. a. viii De
held next Friday evening IN the rer-
directors. member and friends who
wish 10 attend vii be the prelude 40
The annual meeting.