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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-23
pRESENTMENTS OF
THE GRAND JURY
onDER AUDIT OF BOOKS OF
COUNTY OFFICERS BY EX-
PERT ACCOUNTANT.

n the Honorable Superior Court
: Terrel1 County, Ga: We, the grand
nrors drawn and sworn for the No
l an,bcr term, 1920, of the superior
v VERT of Terrell county, submit the
SSooIlowing general presentments:
Through committees appointed from
This body we have examined the books
~. u the county officers and make the
allowing report:
lo The ordinary's report to this body
,,o attach hereto and make it a part
" This report. The records in the or
%rsry's office we find neatly and cor
rectly kept
,re in order and properly indexed.
The county farm, containing 208
,cres is in fair shape We find oats
bsing planted to the extent of IFS
acres acres We find IS convicts and two
oaupers; IS mules, two worthless; 500
bushels of corn; IA tons of hay; 80
head of hogs; 400 bushels of potatoes;
thrasher in good repair; | binder in
aood repair; l grain drill in good re-
oar: power hay press in good re-
mir: & wagons in good repair; 6 wag-
ons in need of repair; 4 road scrapes
n good repair; 3 trucks in running
order 2 trucks in need of repair; 2
mowers in good repair; cane mill
and kettle in good condition; 900 gal
ions estimated production, of syrup,
and ali other farm implements neces-
sary for this farm.
We find the court house in fairly
good repair, except for leaks in the
roof, and the dispensary building in
need of gutter and down spouts; the
iaI building was found to be in good
condition.
The committee on sheriff's, county
school superintendent, treasurer's, tax
collectors and tax receivers books
made examination and found them
neat and orderly
The books of the ]. P.'s, with the
exception OF the books from the Sas-
ser district, which were not sent in,
examined and found to be correct.
We find the public roads through
ont the county in need of scraping,
and we urge the superintendent to
look after this matter promptly.
We recommend that the sheriff be
allowed IS cents per day for feed of
prisoners.
We also recommend that the pay
Tor Jurors remain at $500 per day, and
that the pay Of the bailiffs remain
same as heretofore.
As the books of the county officers
have not been audited in a number of
years, if ever, we urge that the county
commissioners employ an expert &C
countant to audit all of them.
We also recommend that the coun-
ty commissioners employ county
policeman for the purpose of looking
after the reckless driving OF automo-
biles and other lawlessness that is be-
ing carried on in the county.
We would suggest that the county
tax collector be more dilligent in his
efforts to collect special taxes
We extend our thanks to his honor,
W. c. Worrill, for his able charge and
0rtesies extended us, as well as to
the solicitor general for his untiring
efforts in assisting us i'll our delibera-
tons Respectfully submitted,
S. J. CARTER, Foreman.
W. A. Baldwin, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-23
MRS. JAMES SAyELLE PASSES
AFTER LONG, USEFUL. LIFE
Was One of Terrell County's Oldest
and Most Highly Esteemed Women.

Mrs. James Savelle died on Friday
evening at eight o'clock at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Sallie Wynn
two miles northwestso Dawson. The
funeral service on Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock was conducted by Rev. s
F. Lowe in the presence of large
gathering of neighbors and friends. In
terment was in the Chickasawhatchet
church cemetery.
Mrs. Savelle was 81 years of age
and a good part of her long and usefu
life was spent in this county. She is
survived by four ,chidren-a daughter
Mrs. Wynn, with whom she made hei
home, and three sons, all residing in
Alabama.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-23
A CUTHBERT FAMILY
WILL REMOVE TO DAWSON

Mr.. D. L. Luper, of Cuthbert, was
in Dawson Monday to make arrange
ments to move to Dawson about the
first of December.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-23

The foregoing general presentments
received and read in open court. Let
them be spread upon the minutes OF
this court. Ordered that the recon-
|mendations made therein be carried
out and that said general presentments
be published in the official organ of
said county of Terrell. In open court
this the 18th day of November, 1920.
VIM. c. WORRILL, ]. S. c. P. c.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
YonDaH,awo


4od ase more ambitious and vrh 80 gno,,
enjoyment out Of eFerythinE mkea voar
aied Is IN good condition. Imbnitiss n,
tl1e 1iood have avery depressing slIeef a,
kAe system causing weakness. laginass
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESs chm Tonic
restores Energy and Vitality hv purIFvins
and Enriching the Blood. When von fael
Is strengthening. inpieoTating effect. So
bow L brings color to the cheeks and now
= improves the appetite. Won win then
appreciate its true tonic value.
uROYE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
s not a patent medicine, il Il simnlv
lkON and QUINTNE suspended in Sgnin
80 pleasant even children like Il. The
blood needs QUININE to Purify il and
IRON to Enrich it. These reliable tonic
properties never fail to drive ont iIunnrI.
ties IN the blood.
lae Strength- CreatAg Power of GROVES
IASTELESS Chill TONIC has made Il
sne favorite tonic in thousands Of homes
More than thirty-five years ado. folks
would ride q long distance to Get GROVES
TASTELESS = Chill TONIC when
member of their family had Malaria q.
needed Q bodybuilding. streneth-eiyins
tonic. The formula is just the same ID.
DAY. and you can get It from any drug
store. 6Oc per bottle.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
-. ATTENTI0N

Many farmers are increasing The
sales Of their farm products BY using
the Dispatch classified advertisements.
They bring the producer and the con-
sumer together and the farmer finds
a ready market for his product. Peo-
pie in Columbus and over the Colum-
bus territory are coming more and
more to watch the Dispatch classified
ads offerings Of farm products. Try
a classified ad on anything you have
to sell from farm products to second
hand farm implements, or livestock or
on the farm you want to sell
or trade.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

All children troubled with worms have an IN
healthy color, which indicates poor blood and As
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbances
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given reenlarI,
Tor twoor three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion. and oct ss General Strength
enins Tonic 20 thewhoIe system. Nature will then
throw of or dispel the worms and the Child will 3,
To perfect health. Pleasant TO take SOC Ger bottle
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

An attorney in Philadelphia has
started legal action in behalf of WIad.
lslav Burdinsky OF Poland to recover
from congress the equivalent in money
OF the value. Of the ground on which
Chicago 10 situated. Burdinsky Is a
descendant of Count Pulaski, and the
claim dates back to 1879, when Pu-
laski was awarded by congress $50
acres In northern Illinois, the terri
tory on which Chicago is now located.
In recognition of his services In the
Revolutionary war. Two Chicago wom-
en- are believed to be direct descend
ants Of Count Pulaski and should the
claim be allowed, will become two Of
the richest women In the world. They
are Mrs. Martha schuster and her
niece, Mrs. n. p. Booth, whose Dor.
trait 10 here presented.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

Warning, VIM. f.
Warning, Daniel P.
Waters, James. Earl.
White, w. #.
Weathers, Murray f.
WEIGH, Hector.
WEIGH, VIM. Emmett
Wells, Harry B.
Wells, Thos. X.
Wells, j. B.
West, Erwin.
West, Harry G.
Weyman, Herbert L.
Weir, J. G.
Wheeler, VIM. R.
White, Maurice.
White John P.
Wood, Josephus.
Wood, James G., Jr.
WOOlen, rims.
Wooten, Kelven.
Westmoreland, DIR. VIM. w., Jr.
White, Morris e.
Wilson, Robert.
Wilbanks, Fred L.
VIM, Plez.
Wood, Robert D.
Wood, Leslie.
y
Yeatman, Raymond B.
Young, H. V.
Young, Glidden j.
York, Harvey F.
Young, Walton B.
he Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
,ause Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxAs 1
iE BR0M0 QIlNINE Tablets) can be taken
anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
N hand ER0NEfS otdp at,tws ~, 49,. u0o
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxAs /
TIVE BR0M0 QU1NINE (Tablets) can be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

Perkins, Frank
Perkersea, Travis B.
Perkerson. Henry Grady.
Perkersoh, Chas. Henry.
Peralta. Waiter G.
-Peyten, FAal.
Peyton, Ephriam.
PeytoH, John.
Peteet. 0. F. ;
Peters, Joe.
Pilkington, WIN. Terrell.
Polchrones, John.
Polk, Hardy G.
PolA, Thos. j.
Pope. Rev. s. L.--Y.M.c.A.
Pope, Clyde @.
Porter, Ephriam.
Porter Garlon E.
Powe, James H.
Pridmore, Walter L.
Propst, William.
Pickett, Alma B.
Prewitt, George.
Pickett, Allen.
Pickett, Newbell.
Pullen, Erby F.
R
Randall, Olin S.
Randle, Joe.
Rainey, VIM. r.
Rainey, Milton.
Reed, John.
Rechtin, Theodore. 3
Reeves, Roger VIM.
Reeves, John M.
Reeves, Pope M.
Richards, DR.. w. f.
Richardson, B. E.
Richardson, Jonathan.
Richardson, B. F.
Ridgeway, Carl.
Ridgewav. Arlo.
Ridgeway, Dewitte.
Robinson, Rush D.
Robinson, Garland @.
Robinson, r. R.
Rhett, Chas. Ellis.
Rhett, Wythe.
Roney, Chas. ].
Roberts, J. N.
Ross, Chas. Kirby.
Rosensweig, Maurice L.
Russell, Edward w.
Rye, Amos G.
IS
Sale, John B.
Sanders, Edwin.
Sanders, George.
Savage, Harvey Halbert.
Scales, W. B.
Scales, N. B.
Searcy, Reuben.
Searles, Jarvis.
Shackleford, j. A.
Shackleford, Albert.
Shackelford, J. D.
Sharp, Jake.
Sharp, Jesse e.
Sherman, Hugh.
Smith, Dewitte.
Smith, Joseph Jefferson.
Smith, Paoli.
Smith, Dewey.
Smith, Grady. q
Smith, Fred M.
Smith, James Fl.
Scofeld, R.
Sisson, Ernest.
Stanley, John H.
Stanley, Ernest L.
Stratton, Eugene v.
Strauss, VIM. S.
Steger, Marion ].
Steger, Shelley.
Stephenson, James A.
Stephenson, Thos. G.
Stephenson, Duff.
Stephenson, w. Clayton.
Ckax.,a.,4 IT, lE~.<l
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
List Of LOwndss County Elk
Service Men


Able, Robert.
AldHdge. Jay.
Afford, VIM. I.
Afford, Joseph H.
Allen, Arthur Sidney.
Allen, Cecil H.
Anderson, Chas. C.
Anderson, VIM. Locke.
Anderson, Ralph Leland.
Andrews, Geo. L.
Andrew, Larkin c.
Armstrong, Trooper.
Ashmore. ]. Eli i'd
Ashmore, James r.
Ashmore, Samuel f.
Askew, VIM. Morris.
Askew, Thos. E.
Atkins, Glenn d.
Atkins, Paris.
Austin, v. H.-Y. M. c. A.
Ayres, Quincy Claude.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

Andrews, Geo. L.
Andrew. Larkn C.
Armstrong, Trooper.
Ashmore. ]. Eli (d.)
Ashmore, James r.
Ashmore, Samuel f.
Askew, VIM. Morris.
Askew, Thos. f.
Atkins, Glenn D.
Atkins, Paris.
Austin, v. H.-Y. NJ. C. A.
Ayres, Quincy Claude.
B
Bailey, Greenwood.
Baker, Clyde.
Balch, Park.
Banks. Wylie.
Barfeld, Oscar.
Barnes, VIM. d.
Barksdale, Arnett.
Barnitz, Reuben.
Barrow, George.
Bassinger, Elmer.
Baxter, Connie j.
Beatty, ]. l..
Bell, Jas. B.
Bell, Leon Hunter.
Barrow, Jno. L.
Belts, Robert.
Belts, Frank.
Bishop, Chas.
Black, Rowdy R.
Blewett, Sam Jones.
Boiling, Sam.
Boozer, Geo. P.
Boucher, ]. P.
Boucher, A. P.
Bowlin, VIM. H.
Box, Thos. T.
Boyd, Rufus M.
Boyd, w. G.
Boyd, Wesley G.
Branch, Clyde.
Brown, Frank.
Brown, Robert G.
Brown, Marion L.
Brown, Isaac w.
Brown, t. A.
Brown, n. G.
Brownlee, L. w.
Brooks, VIM. Hayden, Jr. i'd
Burgin, Emmett w.
Burgin, Chas. Buck.
Burkett, Arnold.
Burkett, Ernest.
Burrus, Thomas S.
Burrus, VIM. ].
Butts, Lee Roy.
Butts, Jno. L.
Butts, George.
Butts, j. ID.
C
Cady, T. ].
Game, Fred.
Caine, G. r.
Caldwell, c. s.
Caldwell, Raymond B.
Galloway, Bankston +.
Carr, Fred 7.
Card, julius 4.
Carney, Chas. r.
Cash, Homer.
Chandler, Stewart M.
Chapman, Felix, Jr.
Childs, Frank.
Christopher, Robt. Franklin.
Clark, H. B.
Clarke, Jno. w.
Clarke, Fred D.
Cole, A. L.
Cole, II. Byars.
Coleman, Jas. L.
Joseph /. Coleman.
Conn, Jno. L.
Council, Joseph A.
Constantine, Geo.
Covington, VIM. T.
Cox, Henry Grady.
Cox, Leon w.
Cox, James William.
Cook, VIM. Harvey.
Cunningham, I. H.
Curtis, Frank.
Curtis, Geo.
Curtis, VIM. Henry.
D
Dawes, J. b.
Davis, Herman V.
Davis, DR.. Jno. E.
Damon, John.
Dee, John Chandler.
Derickson, Thos. NJ.
billiard, Geo.
Dismukes, Chas. L.
Dismukes, Elliott.
Dixon, JEFF Davis.
Dodson, Wesley M.
Dowdle, Lewis Vaughn.
Dowdle, jesse 0lin.
Drake, Albert Leander.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

IL
Kaye. Samuel Jr.
Keenum, Marion d.
Keenum, Raymond.
Keenum, Hugh R.
Keenum, James G. (d.)
Kelly, Raymond J.
Kline, Jno. E.
Kline, John Samuel.
Kennedy, Lindsay.
Kennedy, Richard.
Kitchens, James +.
Kirksey, +. B.
Kuykendall, C. M.
Krone, William.
L.
Lacy, Gay.
Lamb, T. G.
Lampkin, Charles Barnett.
Lampkin, Frank M.
Landrum, Geo. S.
Landrum, William.
Randall, Louis B.
T,andrun. William
Landrum, lack.
Lawrence, Grady.
Lawrence, S. G.
Lawrence, Otto.
Lawley, John.
Leigh, DR.. Robert M.
Leigh, James Bell.
Leigh, w. +.
Ledbetter, Gray.
Ledbetter, Shep.
Ledbetter, John.
Lehmberg, DIR. Edward.
Lincoln, Atwell T.
Lincoln, L. M.
Lincoln, Lonnie w.
Lindamood, Garland.
Lindamood, Lapsey.
Lipsey, Robert L.
Lipsey, John.
Locke, B. M.
Locke, Robert Luther.
Locke, Warren j.
Loeb, Sidney ].
Lollar, Quitman.
Lollar, Roy J.
Lott, Thomas Il.
Love, William.
Lofts, George L.
M
Maison, Dentist.
Maclachlin, John M.
Majors, Edgar F.
Mayo, VIM. f.
Mayo, Claude Banks.
Mayo, Thomas.
Mason, Theodore B.
Vaughan, VIM. Deal.
Meek, Seth,
Merrill SiIHs r.. /
Mccullough, VIM. Lee.
Mccullough, J. d., Jr.
Mccullough, Lewis G.
McCrary, Blanche r.
Mccain, Thos. G.
MeCrary, Thos. B.
McClain, j. w.
McCown, Kirby.
McCracken, Oscar L.
McCrackin, Oscar.
Mcconnell, Angereau G.
Mcdowell, Hadley II.
Mcclellan, Gray.
Mcclellan, Leonard.
Miller, VIM. Neal.
Miller, Otis A. u
Miller, Geo. d.
Mills, j. G.
|
Mitchell, ]. V.
Mitchell, John w.
Miller, Edward.
Muslin, Bentley.
Mullen, Sam II.
Mullen, Charles Patrick.
Mullins, Geo. Il.
Murrey, Lee.
Myrick, A. b.
Myrick, William.
Myrick, Garrett.
Myers, w. A.
McIlwain, Walter H.
McWllllamS, j. Lewis.
Mcqueen, C. r,
Mcpherson, j. w.
McGeorge, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ton Aid, U. S. A.
Mckinley, DR.. w. r.
Mosby, George +.
Molloy, Lawrence.
Morris, Delton.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

Egger, Reuben G.
Eggleston, Beverley.
Ellis, Bennett.
Ellis, Mayo.
Ellis, Joseph Jones.
Ellis, Leon.
Epps, Virgil A.
Erwin, DR.. W. Lindley.
Evans, Joe.
Evans, Thos. Shields.
Equen, Earl.
Equen, Murdoch S.
Eubanks, Wiley.
Eubanks, Grady.
F
Farmer, Asa G.
FAINT, ]. S., Jr.
Feinstein, II.
Flynn, Leo.
Freeman, Clabie.
Freeman, VIM. X.
Franks, Lewis C.
Franklin, Cornell s.
Friday, Lester.
Frierson, w. Wy. M. C. A.
Freeman, Roscoe.
C
Gamble, William ].
Carton, ]. @.
Gilbert, Walter II.
Gillespie, Don.
George, Jesse N.
Gordon, Joseph N.
Gordon, Jas. II.
Goree, VIM. f.
= Golding, Thomas w.
Grace, VIM. III.
Gray, VIM. C.
Groves, Thos. +.
Griffin, Foster.
Griffin, Murray.
Griffin, Ross.
Griffin, Dayton Scurlock.
Green, G. M.
Gunter, Emmett.
Guyton, Jno. l..
Guyton, VIM. A.
Guyton, Roy A.. 4#fs~
H
Hackleman, Jas. G., Jr.
Hall, Grant.
Halbert, Sam d.
Halbert, L. A.
: Halbert, Arthur C.
Halbert, James P.
Halfacre, Eddie.
Hardy, Robert 0.
Hardy, John Allison.
Hardy, Eugene Jennings.
Harris, David Parker.
Harris, Dupree S.
Harris, Robert Palmer.
Harris, Francis G.
Harris, Adson b.
Harrison, Eugene.
Harrison, Richard.
Hairston, VIM. G.
Hartsell, VIM. O.
Hartman, VIM. Waddle.
Hartman, Doc Carr.
Harper, Jas. H.
Hayes, Charles G..
Heard, Wendell R,
Hickey, S. n.
Hickey, w. L.
Hickman, Roderiek Augustus.
Hill, John p.
Hinkle, Randle.
Hanks, Luke j., Jr,
Hood, Ernest r.
Holiday, Elijah A.
Holcomb, Rev. 7. L.--Y.M.C.A.
Honnell, Geo. 0.
Honnoll, Floyd Lemiel.
Hopkins, d. Ferris.
Hopkins, Thomas Chester.
Hopkins, Julian b,
House, Thos. Dewitt.
Hodges, Edward'W.
Howard, Lewis w.
Howell, James Troy.
Horton, Lester.
Huff, Raymond G,
Huff, Henry.
Hunter, w. Lee.
+
lines, Hollis Lamar.
Isenberg, Abe.
j.
Jacob, Everett.
Jemison, Jack NJ.
Jewell, Turner C. n
Jewell, Howard.
Jewell, Sehaler.
Jewell, Jessie.
Jones, Eddie.
Jones, Graham.
Jones, Sam B.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

MI w hiittllS, -. LcWlos
Mcqueen, c. r,
Mcpherson, j. w.
McGeorge, Gladys Reconstruc-
ton Aid, U. S. A.
Mckinley, DR.. w. r.
Mosby, George f.
Molloy, Lawrence.
Morris, Delton.
Morris, Dalton,
Morris, Edwin 0lin.
N
Nash, Harris H., Jr.
Nash, VIM. II.
Nash, Selvin Malone.
Nelson, ]. C.
New, Bonnie Il.
Newton, Geo, +.
New, J. Unger.
Nunnally, Henry c.
Newly, Rachel. Reconstruction
Aid, u. S, A.
Mobiles, Robert Lee.
Norris, Charles II.
O.
Oliver, John, Jr.
Otto, Charlie L.
\ P
Patton, Frank.
Patty, Davis.
Partian, John Harvey.
Partian, Jasper M.
Perkins, Otto.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
NJ. q. FIELDS TLNOR
SUiDIST COMING ru MISSION

Tue Mission Theatre management
announce ns AN added attraction Tor
next week commencing Monday.
Maroh first. Nh Hampstead lonl.
l"y. "Southlands Sweetest Tenor"
late Of A. G.. Fields Greater Min
flrels,
lie comes IN the Mission dircr,
from the old NH Theatre Dallas.
and 10 iudg, from the Dallas press.
he viii doubtless offer something
decidedly Norlhwhilc Mr. bentley
WAS Tor years. one Of the feature
tenor soloists with the George Evans
Honey BOY. and Al g Fields Min
slrels. IN aggregation Of nn makers
known everywhere. he Is the only
exclusive picture theatre entertain.
~ IN N, South carrying an Tho
lntesis song hits Illustrated In mo
ton picture film which should prove
decided novelty here. tie h max.
ing tour ~ the hcltrr class
theatres IN the state. his route BE-.
ing handled by q Chicago agency.
The following review taken from ON
of the san Antonio papers. haY ihig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
Program for ". VI. 1. Pfalcr
SprI irp.

Thu following program viii bu
rendered VI the ", NJ. T.. Prayer
Service, Thursday afternoon. March
I, 90 2.3O o'clock:
Leaders Circles No. n. and 40.
A.
Subject our obligations 10 the
Indian ard Negro Races.
sons Holm Somebody Today.
Prayer. That our hearts may he
FREQ from az prejudice and filled
with the Sayiuu's love aud compass.
sion L,d hy Mrs h. NJ Gamhrcll
Scripture Lesson. Gods Love for
Ivory Race Mira sanford.
Round Table Discussion Our oh.
legations To the Indians and negroes.
~ indian story Mrs. kndcr.
wund.
Prayer: For missionaries and
teachers among the Indians aud
roFropH Mrs Kendall.
Snpr Rescue the porishIng.
Closing Prayer THAT thu need
for such work may be- realized by
our W, A. T.. workers Mrs. Stan.
Low
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
Program for senior n. y. y. a..
Tnhfcnnclc baptist church
SUNDAY, I'cbraurl nth

subject survey of llcme Mis-.
sluus.
ondrr Tom Cochran.
Song Help Somebody To-day"
l'rill on Key Verses
Scripture Lesson, Matthew l32-
90 NlomuHzed by Mi,s Aida Boone
ana Mrs warren
Prayer Miss Gladys Dwight.
The Home Mission Task In Ong
cities Mrs. Gnthright.
The lone Mission Task In the
Mountains Miss Jcfie May Pillman
Home Missions In the open Coun-
Try Miss Aida boone
liuildinr Homes for Homeless
Churchor Miss Iclln Duhnsc
Homo Missions ana the Race Prob.
lem Nj Lenpki
Home Board Publicity Work--Mr.
Nunn
rllck Board Exercises Mss
Glgdys dwight
Violin solo Miss Ncrrick.
TAX 10 the u. y, J.. Mrs l..
F. Borden
lnhcdiclion u. v. /. T..
All members are uraod "a attend,
and new momhcrs ana visions viii
BE- welcomed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

WHAT Christian Enduuyor. First
J Christian Church.
WHEN Sunday Evening Fcbru.
AIRY 'nth. G:O0 O'Clock
WHERE First Christian Church,
EIwlh and Taylor Strets.
Topic Results"
Leader Miss RoAic Bonton*
Hymn
Invocation C. q. McCray.
Hymn
business Nicc-prcsidcnt Tommie
Daniel
Announcements President =. II.
Daniel
Scripture Lesson Read by Miss
Benton
HMM
Sentence Prayers led by Miss
Mimic lioss
leaders Talk Miss nenton.
Topic What are some of the re-
suits Of Suspicion aud selflshncss D..
Quilln Dinirl.
Topic What results come from
f1llhfulucss IN Christian Endeuyor
work.
Solo Miss hottie Thompson.
Topic What are the rsults Of
REGULAR Church attendance? Norman
Mntpr.
Topic What results come from
The choice unworthy friends Eva
Harvey.
Topic What are the results of
bible roadinp?-N T., cunningham.
Topic Nhpt are the results Of
faithful pruyor9 Miss Tina York
Announcements regarding coming
of nr William Shaw.
collection
Hymn.
Mispnh.
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srnm, CHRISTIAN rndica or

Srninr christian EntIcTN
Central rrcshytcrian church. sun.
day uvcring. 4 o'clock program.
Song 80.
business.
Sons ~,
Lold's Prayer nll standing
Topic. The Results Of WORDS lLd
Deeds
Scripidrc Lesson, Galatians GO
80, Georgia Thomas
Talk hy leader Raymond Wright
Talks
An mtcrluckcd Directorate.
Elizabeth Nuun
?-Good Words and Deed. I'd
Winu Alien.
D. Bad Words aud Deeds. Mar.
ecrct Ann burgess
what only God knows, Nance
Mitchell
Opening Meeting
Collection.
Song Selected
Mizpah nenediciion
We extend u hearty welcome To Wis.
itOrs.
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be- held Monday cyonlng at : O'Clock
~ the home of Mrs W N Rico.
il0a Harrison street The evening
viii be spent In the study of tho
poem, Bach In llis own Tongue" q
hy VIM, n. Carrulh aud quotations
upon life"
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.- Spring
coats retain many of the charac.
tcristiCs Ut the winter models.
especially such a. yokcs. capcs aud
oddly-shnpcd collars The model Of
the sketch Nv adapted from coat
blanche Inics wears IN the popular
Henry Miller play The Famous Mrs.
Fair" * OF suede cloth In u pert.
Wrinkle blue with collar and cuffs ~
- twO.toned checked suede.
There Is o deep. circular yoke
with q second yoke dropped below II.
and a ihrcc-Quartcr cape, cut IN one
piece, ~ dropped from that Tho
coat fas,cns blindly little nj one
side. and there h u strap held In
place with bone buttons aud button
holes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

Nr Bentley needs NO introduction 10
local Theatre g0ors. as he has 40.
poured here twice this season with
his clever songs lls beautiful tenor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

10 say of h.s ability as au entertain
or "Tho Empire Theatre IN again
offering W. ilamp Bentley as
their headline attraction lhis week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

Interpretive Reading Club IL Meet.
Tine regular weekly meeting OF
the Interpretive Reading club will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

voice mas made him o host Of friends
here Who viii be- glad to learn VI
BIZ return date"
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