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lN DOUGLAS

!: l sigehlson, chief deputy rec ords- .- Douglas on combined bls.as,, ..3 campaign trip He Will ra'rr home this evening or jomos. rt' morning
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TO TUCSON.
TO TUCSON.
TO CALIFORNIA.

C. II. Allen. manager of the Day & Night Garage left this morning for a two weeks trip to California, and will join his wife at Vallejo. where ralativae
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Miss Helen Brown, candidate for county school superintendent on the democratic ticke, was a brief visitor in Tombstone today in the iateres.s of her candidacy While here Mss Brown paid a yisi, to the superinten- dents office. 10 get an inside view og how things wi!l be when she comes
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Ann Johnson Of 3.sh-e. after pending q coupe oi weeks a- guest f Mrs 4. ii Gardner. returned to her home n Bi,5ee last evening
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of the highways.
HE KNOW S.

Judge Lockwood just back from his trip into California says that Califor- nia has nothing on Arizona when 1t comes to bad roads. that state having just as much bad highway as We have proportiOuately speaking and taken as who,e. Arizona may be proud Of her roads
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FROM ST. DAVID.

Ll right proprietor Of the St David's genera! merchandise estab 1ishment was visitor in Tombstou- today on bus ness al he court house
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Failure to make connections witl the main line ,his morning the local branch brought ID western mail this noon The delay on the train line was rr4rrauntad for
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SPEND WEEK END

Miss Geraluine Hogan and Miss MaTs re- Sce'ey spen. the week end in Tombstone The guests of Misses Mildred and Virginia Mars
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LEAVES FOR COAST.
N'l''nS re'a'iNeS
VISITING HERE.

Mrs x. A Patterson, business man. aeer ol .he Daily International aFte:. no1h s1Gs',S paper. arrived n Tomb. sto3- Sa lrdsy and Wi speuj severn, days tast ,hr guest of Mrs Wate- Tn tmas
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being a candidate for assessor. THRU TO NOGAlES.

Judge W. A. O'Connor, of Sant,, Cruz county who ha been visiting in Bisbee, passed through 10 his home today, accompanied by a party of friends.
 NOGAlES VISITORS.
 Judge Frank Duffy. Charles Toyrea and party were in Tombstone today enroute home from Bisbee
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RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
FRIDAY
HAVE BABY BOY.

HAVE BABY BOY.
 Born b NIT and Mrs A s. Cook iI Tombstone las; evening d baby boy, weighing eight and one half pounds MT Cook. sho accompanied his wife over from Don Luis. where they uo~ reside. returned to his home today. RETURNED FROM MEXICO.
 C Schneider local merchant tailor returned nome yesterday from a se,-ra days trip to sonora, Mex, on m.n.=s business.
 ue FRoH ST. DAVID.
 l. Ear. Ml.tison. Of St. David was d yi,..9r n Tombstone today on bus. r-,, matters
 MOVE SOON.
 4 ~ Karser and family are making fir,i pr-9ari,.ons before moving ,o Dough-, where they will locate. MT Karssr 10 take charge Of the Bank heat s-rase which he will open as soon a, .a- building is completed Ue FRov DOUGLAS.
 A,to:aes Maurice Bllmenthai oe Deus. as xa> rp today on legal ma. ters q, -hs penthouse. IN DOUGLAS.
 l aa'eh.son, chief deputy rec ords- .= Douglas on a combined bas.nss, 4a3 campaign trip He Will ..rr nome this evening or ,omo,. rs~ morning
 LAST oAy
 Tsd4ga al, .ha ias; day for reeis:e.- .as 5--o-- .e primaries anu reports a, .a. -ecarler. office are tha, a coa. siderable asm5-r Of voters register. eI lt he ,t a.inute. Since ,he final retsra. ~A u., oe in before tomor- ro~ and possibly Monday from the ou'.y..s districts a fuil total Of reg tratjoa viii ao, be known. although the last faa days have shown de cld.et increase over previous week. IN 9HosNiH.
 lC ? Adams, chairman of the Co. ehise board Of supervisors is in Phoe. niA olmpl.guing according 10 the PhoeuiN papers.
 ANOTHER ONE.
 E ; Clark one of the four cand.- dates for the Republican nomination for T. 5 senator was in the city last night doing a little missionary work in hIs own little boomlet.
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Brawley-Imperia Valley and Dev Co. reporting good showings in test well
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FRO ACCOMPANIMENT DRAW.

Ralph Cowan was q visitor in town today from the Cowan ranch in Gov erument Draw
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DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT.

Four Post No r. of the American Legion are making final preparations for the dance n be given tomorrow nigh: a, Legion hall, and today thu hall is being decorated for the occa- sion in red white and blue streamers The II. School Jazlers vii! pay.
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. OFFS PRIMARY GAY.

Santa Cruz wi.l cas. votes for an additional highway bond issue on ;he coming primary day, that Hil. have a tendency to bring out d tutl vote ,n ,ha, day !: will be very .;.,ins for Santa Cruz Co have carr.ed il by good majority. especially when No. ga.es Is ;o entertain tAe a-w highway assocltion that is tl he formed . :hl; city on the llth Of Sep.-m5-r just tour days after e.ecu5n
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THURSDAY

CATTLGNeN.
 Cecil Costello and Johnny Escapule were iu town today from their res pectiye ranches in the Dragons EMPIRE RANCH MUDDY.
 If you drive 10 Tucson via Elm. p!re Ranch be sure and take your mud chains along or il might be bet ter to go d little further driving via tourist who has just been over ..'.e
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HERE F?OM TUCSON.

Vim. Pearee brother os the late Jonnie Pearce. and well known Tombstone pioneer arrived in Tomb stone yesterday from his home in Tucson and may remain here for sew eral days on An.lness matters
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ELKs DANCE SUCCESS.

The dance gwen Saturday toT the delegation or Douglas and Bisbee Eiks was success if The size ot the crowd and visitor Is to be cons .deret Many auto loads of E.ks and their ladies motorri from Douglas and Bis- bee. through drenchins ram be. tween Biabee and Tombstone bu, their troubles were rewarded with a good time A Bisbee orchestra fur. nishei 'he music which was good and refreshments were served Most Of the visitors remained in Tombstone overnight continuing on t1 Ramsey canyon n the moraing 70 spend the day
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FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.

NJ. l.. Reed and wife were in town today from their ranch near Lewls Springs, where they are spending the summer Mr Reed is also a candi. , late for constable Of the Tombstone n~nclrct
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MORALES VISITORS.
WEDNESDAY
WILCOX VISITOR.

Col. II. A. Morgan. well konwn banker of Wilcox was visitor in Tombstone today on business al the cnurthougp
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R. Sommerylle. 9, Bisbee. Lewisburs w. Va.
 Frederick T. Wright. 55, Douglas and Martha B Caldwell. over 2l. Bay. tie Creek, Mich.
 Marciano Lue.o, i5 and Jesus He-- nandez, ij. Douglas.
 Pedro Tapio,22, and Yula Molina, 23 Bisbee
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NOVELTY DANCE.

Tie aes' iluge a- Schietie,in hall V..- have 4a a!leI feature l. vii .- gwen aa ..- ..sn' O. .he day Of ,a- lr.mar! election and election r-. urn. .,om aFr :h- county sta,e and un oL a.. ha received and read b,ye-l dances Good jazz music has Hssa secured aad c5rk!ag jolly time !, s ,'1re i,r -h1,e who go.
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UP FRoH ST. DAVID.

l. Ear. Md.tison. Of St. David was a yl,i'1r n Tombstone today on bus ue,s matters
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IN FROM RANCH.

Jim Lawry was visitor in town ,oily from his ranch in the Huachu. cas-. He reports rams plentiful in that section.
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WAtTE LtES

Gladly, BrockHell arrived Tn the oi.y today and ~il, appear at the Crys. .Jl theatre .3morroR night in White l.as No she $ not here in person. sas arrived by express in can, al. ,L1ae ID n ce.ia.o!d and fl can be de- H-ad-d upor rha; she VIII give an ex. ce,5e.' pr3duet.ea for Gladys Brock aels .- always good There will also l. ] r... .. aG..1n Home travels.
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LEAVES ON CAMPAIGN.

C E Adams. chairman of the Coch.sr board of supervisors. aui cand.date for the corporation commis- sion, announced while in Tombstone today that he anl Mrs Adams Will leave tomorrow for q two weeks tour of Northern Arzona in the interests Of his candidacy Stress of official duties has kept Mir. Adams from mak' ing tour ip 10 this time, but from now until the day of tse primaries he will be on the go. Mrs Adams will assist him m his campaign They will go first t1 Clifton and Morenci and from there to Phoenix and up north. returning via Yuma and Ajo. Mir. Adams says i, looks like he will have to charter an airplane to cover all the territory before election day but he expects to get around and be home by the 9th in order to cast his vote on the 7th.
 RETURNED FROM TRIP.
 Judge A. c. Lockwood and children. Lorna Charlotte and Chester returned home yesterday. following a four months tour of Arizona and Califor- nia during which many points of in terest were visitte. including the Grand Canyon. petrified forest, Yose' mite and others. Judge Lockwood first conducted court at Flagstaff. leaving from there for the north before continuing on to California They re- port a pleasant trip.
 Judge Lockwood left again this afternoon for Flagstaff where he will occupy the bench again for several
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days in an important case in which Judgt Sweeney has been disqualified
TUESDAY
SLOW RAIN.

A nice soak in rain fell all last night and if there was enough of 1t -len joy ought ta come to the heart .f the dry farmer and cattle men as well as the road mn who has a drag that IS itching to tickle the surface
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Rsru RNso FROM MEXICO.

C. Schneider local merchant tailor returned nome yesterday from a ,e,-rl' days trip to sonora. Mex, on m.u.-s bg, iaeSs.
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COMING UP.

school opening is only twenty days off and he primaries but fourteen. Both days are t1 be dreaded, the kids dread.nE the ending uf vacation days, and the grown up candidates for nomj. nation who have contests are dread. .ug the time when they will have 10 congratulate their winning opponents. .or al good sports congratulate vie tor. sometimes.
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RAIN IN HUAcHucAs.

lt rainei all n ght las; night in the Huachucas with part of the nights down pour being quite heavy
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THRu 10 pEARcE.

M4ior George II Kelly ot the Douglas International passed through town asa.n earoHte to Pearce from Benson where he has been on 4 mission connected with d special eIi ,ior Q be issued next month
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DANCE AT GLEASON.
TO PEARcE

Rev Father Wm. John Leayer matored 70 Pearcs today He will co-duo, religion. services there to- nigh. and tomorrow morning will re. urn ID Tombstone ,0morrow nlgh..
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LAST DAY

Tomorrow Is the last day to regis ter and at o'clock the great regis. not already ou the big book you can't get vote u the primaries.
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TOMBSTONE ID WN TllIcs TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY
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CHAPtEsrcN ROAD.

Cts SCeSrcN ROAD.
 The rad D Charleston Bridge from romh.f'ur iS getting very rough and need. some work but from Charleston bridge . Bieaa school house and from 'hrrc 0 Fort Huaohuca il i3 in ycry me shape according to lu- cal .Ha,,rist From Buens school t1 the tanks on the Ramsey canyon road there sr, | couple of miles that need work .,ving to the county anl al no inconvenience to the people can be accomplished by abandoning the par3llei r,ais from the bridge at the taRis - ort Hglchuca by taking the one r1ti via Buena school
 TO RAMSEY.
 rraSe 10 Ramsey was quite heavy yesterday. especially rom the War. rep d.stsiIt.
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 LD right. proprietor Of the St Dayiis general merchandise estab 1ishment w,,s a visitor in Tombstone today or bus ness al he cour, house AT BOARD MEETING.
 A q smith, of Benson. Powell Cos by and Prof II C Baker O. :. DIvil were in Tombstone today attending the meeting of the board Of supery.s- ors during the canvass Of the vote O, the special election for the erection of the san Pedro Irrigation district LEAVES FOR COAST.
 C H Aien, manager of the Day & x cht Garage leaves tomorrow morn ing for two weeks vacation al the California coa,t, and will JOln his wife a, Vallejo, where she has been Visiting relatives
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LEAVES FOR HOME.

LEAVES FOR HOME.
 Mss Clara Leayer. sister ot Rev Father LeIyr- left Tombstone yes i-rday 'or aer none !n Cincinnati. . She enjoyed her trip yves, and esp, cial.y her ,0lourn n historic Tomb stone Trough this has been her frs: 'r.p ,o Tombstone i, will by no means be nes last
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TO BISBEE

Mrs George HenshlN was pes seager on the five o'clock stage las; night for Bis bee. where she V.ll y.si, relatives.
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 seager on the five o'clock stage las; night for Bisbce, where she Will y.si, relatives.
 EXPECTS cocHIss DELEGATION,
 Alter attending ,o osae4i business a, ;Ae session Of the board O. super ,.,ors yesterday. Chairman !! E Adams returned .J B.sbs- oa he las, sage Nr Adams hope, 70 see a big delegation from Coyh!.v county .u Noga,es. september lIth ~heu the new southern Arizona Roads 4ssocia- ton will be formed
 TO TUCSON
 Barney And.no iei. ,a.s morning for Tucson on brief business trip. VISITING HERE.
 Jimmie Earl arrived T Tombstone this morning from F. Paso and Sill visit here for several days the guest of Mir. and Mrs Douglas Gray TO TUCSON.
 County Recorder Ray B Krebs went to Tucson this morning on a brief business trip. expecting 10 re turn home this evening by auto. TO CALIFORNIA.
 C. II. Allen. manager of the Day & Night Garage left this morning for a two weeks trip to California, and will join his wife at Vallejo. where she is visiting relatives. MAJOR KELLY HERE.
 Major George H. Kelly. veteran ed,- tor and manager of the Douglas In. ternational dropped into town this aft. ernoon from Bisbee, where he has been for the past few days in the in terests of special edition he is to publish sometime next month. He will remain here until tomorrow on a similar mission before continuing on a tour of the state. TO WILCOX.
 Sheriff Jas F. Mcdonald and Depu- " George R. Henshaw went to Will. COX yesterday where they will spend a few days on a campaign trip for their respective offices, MT. Mcdonald seeking reelection and MT Henshaw
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ON WAY HOME.

Cashier N NJ. BludSor:h of the Firs, National Bank this morning received a wire from H. C Kendall stating that he and H C Amy VII arrive iu Chicago tonight, leaving Monday ior home on the Golden Sia,e Limited They report that Arizona son he Class B medal twelfth place. fourth ci..l!au team. Evidently Nor. man Aoel' also member of the Tombstone team is enroute home fo: they ask that he also be notified DANCE AT GLEASON.
 Tombstone dance lovers will go to Gfreson 'onish, 70 attend q dance bo. .a- given 'asra by 'he young men Of ,a4t town The dance will be he'd al Tay,ors nall and the Tombstone Jazz Orchestra a.l! furnish the jazz for The occasion
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MOVE SOON.

4 ' Katser and family are making fir,i pr-9ari'.ons before moving ,o Dough-, where they Will locate. MT Karssr ID take charge Of the Bank neat s-ras- which he will open as soon a, .t- building is completed
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uP FRow DOUGLAS.

A.to.sss Maurice Bumenthai Dnusa, Ha> up today on legal ma fer, l- -h- a5lr,huuse.
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RETURNED FROM COAST.

Mr iai Mrs P. Y. Saunders and children. Caro, and Marcel returned home .s-t evening from the California coast, where they have beea for the past ,Ao months enjoying vacation outing They experienced the frs earthquake which visited LosAnre..
 5gt decided no. 10 wait for ;as sub-vlUeu attack, and soueh, ,ha beach for safety. beating al Red1ndo. where many people were located iJ- ,h- summer
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TO DOUGLAS.

A carload Of republicans were in town last night enroute to Douglas and Bisbee. The party consisted of Mrs. Littlejohn, chairman of the state republican organization of womens 5
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N sPlTAl.

Nr and Mr- Wm Cayanaugh have received word that their son, W J ravanaush, proprietor Of NOgales ,arges, .e~e.ry store. is confined to he h3-pJa, for five weeks at Los Angeles t., Hiie and baby. who ac. compar,ei h.m 10 the coast returned tp N1s4.e. today Cayanaugh' 3 aeal,h hl. been failing for some time and hs 9hy-ic!ans ordered him to take .se week, milk and rest cur
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TO BENSON.

TO BENSON.
 Hon E. s Clark. republican cand. date for the U :. senate was in Tombstone today enroute to Benson where he will address a meeting or women.
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ANOTHER ONE.

E 5 Clark. one of the four cand.- dates for the Republican nomination for L. 5 senator was in the city last night doing a little missionary work in his own little boomlet.
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CANDIDATE HERE.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
OaIU1IIO7IH77Ey " O7R11e7E Dr. Randolph Presents Needs of Great Charity Institution to Ministers Who Unanimously Vote to Aid in
 Securing Needed Funds

At the recent meeting of the Pastors Union, Dr. Hickman stated that Dr. Os- car Randolph, rector of St. Mary's parish, behalf of the Salvation Army home serv- ice fund appeal
 In view of the fact that the appeal was made by the Salvation Army for s4O0 0OO, and that something over S12,000 was actually given by the people of Birming ham, and in view of the fact that the churches had not responded as literally as had been anticipated, Dr. Randolph was anxious to present the matter to the pastors of the city, and was granted the privilege of the floor.
 Dr. Randolph explained that in the re- cent drive he had been asked to serve on the Birmingham executive committee as representative of the American Le- zion. He stated that for the purposes of the home service appear the canvass Of the city was apportioned according to professions and occupations instead of be- ing divided into geographical sections. According to Dr. Randolph's statement, about one-fourth of the desired amount was raised for the Salvation Army, ard one of the sections that failed to reach the apportonment assigned to it was that which included churches, clubs and organizations.
 Tt was hoped that every pastor would present the appeal to his congregation in such way as to have them make a generous offering to the cause, or vote something from the church treasury, ' Dr. Randolph said to the pastors. But the letters urging this had little or no effect, in spite of the fact that such a short while ago all the churches were ringing with praise of the soldiers and with eat fat
 'The Salvation Army" said Dr. Ran dolph, lis one of the agencies that did much for the comfort and encouragement of the men at the front, but the churches, as churches, have not shown a sympa- thetic appreciation of this war service by helping them to continue their good work.
 "Of course the war record is not the most deserving appeal the Salvation Army makes to the Christian world, ex- cept on the popularly sentimental side, ' Dr. Randolph reminded Tt has a proud record of forty years of service that fit- ted it for war service and 1t is doing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

work today that justifies it's appeal to the Christian world for help.
 ''The Salvation Army is not a church sonable to expect the churches to con- tribute to the maintenance of it's work, ' he continued. Its organization is not concerned with baptizing, marrying, or burying people, or in giving them the Lords supper; but it is concerned with having their bodies from the mseries incident to poverty and sin, and their souls from the disaster of alienation froEl God. Its ministry is to men and women who have been, should be, and some day will become members of the various Christian churches. The Salvation Army ministers to them at time when no other organization can reach them. It does type of work in this city that no other organization does quite so welt. Salvationists are doing these things in the name of Christ, and they should have the help of the different members of His body, the church.
 The Salvation Army Is no longer per mitted to solicit from house to house throughout the year for contributions, or to pass the tambourine around the streets as of old,' reminded Dr. Randolph. ''The vitality and progressiveness of their work must depend upon the success of their annual home service fund appeal.''
  tion Army" said Dr. Randolph, mot be- cause it succored the boys we love on the battlefields of France, but because it is continually succoring those whom Christ loves, for whom He gave His life. those who are falling back in shame and fear on the battlefield of life. before the foes of evil.
 If every church will give. the money will help; the giving will encourage" he concluded. If they fail to give, added to the Encouragement of insufficient funds will be the Encouragement of the unsympathetic attitude of the churches of this city,.
 After Dr. Randolph's appeal, pr. Dil- lard offered a resolution unanimously by the Pastors Union. The sense of the resolution was contained in an expression of sympathy with the work of the Sal vtaion Army, and the recommendation, that wherever feasible special offerings be made by the churches of the city to supplement tn funds raised in the home serVice anneaJ.>
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
BAPTIST

DAT llSl
 Avondale, Avenue B and Forty-tirst street, south, the Rev. w. P. Reeves, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.. W. E. Barnes. superintendent Preaching services at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Junior and senior B. Y. P. U., 6:S0 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:3O p. m.
 Calvary. 14o5 Thirteenth avenue, north, the Rev. L. T. Reeves. pastor. Sunday school at 930 a. m., c. G. Moore, super intendent. Preaching services at Il a. m and 7:45 p. m. Subject morning sermon "The First Beatitude. Junior and senior B. Y. P. U., 6:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
 Central Park. Avenue 0 and North Bes- semer road. the Rev R. R. Brasher, pas- tor Sunday school at s;3o a. m., l. F. Givens. superintendent. Preaching serv- ices at Il a. m. and 7:so p. m. Senior B. Y. P. U.. 6:Sa p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:so p. m.
 East Thomas -Ensley, the Rev. S. A. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m., H. S. Martin, superintendent. Preach ing services at Il a. m- and ' p. m. Senior F. Y. P. U.. Ills p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. p. m.
 Brighton the Rev. M. M. Wood. pas tor Sunday school, s:45 a. m.. R. 0. Coats. superintendent. Preaching serv- ices at Il a. m. and 7:3o p. m. B. Y. P. U., 6:So p. m. W, NJ. U.. 2:15 p. m.. Mrs. Allen, president.
 East Birmingham. Forty-eighth street and Tenth avenue, north Sunday school at 9:so a. m, l.. E. Kirby. superintendent. Preaching services at Il a, m. and s:So D. m Junior B. Y. P. U.. e:3o p. m.; senior B. Y> P. IT.. Friday, 7:3o p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:S0 p. m.
 Fairfield. Fairfield. the Rev. E. B. Cat lin, pastor Sunday school at 9:3O a. m.. J. w. Brooks, superintendent. Preaching services at Il a. m. and D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:S0 p. m.
 First, Twenty-second street and Sixth avenue, north. the Rev. J. R. Hobbs, D. D., pastor Sunday school at 9:s) 4. m {. Dr. J. P Chapman, superintendent. Preaching services at Il a. m. and p. m. Special B. Y. P. U. services at night. J. E. Lambdin, B. Y. P. U. secretary. will be in charge. Junior and senior B. Y. P. U.. p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day, p. m.
 Fifty-sixth Street. First avenue and Fifty-sixth street. the Rev. J. T. McNew, pastor. Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m., 4' L. Campbell, superintendent Preaching
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