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Evening journal., 1920-12-18
SHOW PICTURES
OF DAMASCUS
Hanover Travel Sermons
Series to be Concluded
Tomorrow Evening
RECEIVE MEMBERS
AT MORNING HOUR

Ia Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth and Boulevard tomorrow
evening. the rev. Charles H. Bohner
viii conclude his series OF travel
sermons on "palestlne," preaching on
he subject, Leaving Tor Damascus "
Mr. Bonner began The series six
weaks ago With description OF
Jonpa and the part that ancient city
occupies In Biblical history. lie has
slnco takon his auditors on picture
trips 10 Jerusalem, Nazareth. the Sea
of Galllee and joppa. The sermons
have proved the most popular ever
heard IN Hanover, overflow audlences
being the rule OF the church since
HE series began. The sermons are
Illustrated.
Al the morning service Mr.. Bohner
will preach on the subject, Lies
Hiuh Water Mark" At this service
another class Of members will be re-
ceived. There will also be baptism.
twelve members were received on
last sunday.
al both The morning and TIRE even
inr sarN ICES the choir Will sing spe-
cIal music under direction n Her
bert s. Drew, chOirmaster, The mum.
hers will be, ~ Lift up Mine Eyes,
20 Grant Us Light" 70 God Of Abra-
ham PRAISE" and "FeRr MOI .
The yourg peoples societies WIN
israel" -.
The Womens League will hold a
meet at the usual hour.
Christmas gift party following the
regular business meeting on Tuesday
night
Al the prayer service on Wednes-
day niyeht Mr.. Bohner VIII deliver q
Christmas message.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
AT McCABE MEMORIAL

Tomorrow will be Christmas sun
day al McCsbe Memorial NJ. n. Church
boulevard and Twenty second street
Ihe pastor, The Rev. George C. Viii
iams, VIII preach a sermon appro-
PIRATE TO The occasion In the morning
al 1880 oCbock; subieot THE Man
OF excellent Christmas music sim
day School at 1913 O'Clock. Al both
ule morning preaching service and az
The. sunday School session the people
VIII have an opportunity 10 assist
the European sufferers.
Ia the evening at 7RD O'Clock The
sunday School will give their White
thristmas" program The subject of
the entertainment will be white
Gifts for The Kings birthday. The
Mct'abe orchestra, consisting OF IS
pieces, will give a fifteen minute mu-
sical program at tho opening " Tho
service.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
BISHOP COOK AT
CALVARY CHURCH

The r. Rev. Phillip Cook. d. D.,
Bishop OF Delaware. win visit Calvary
Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
ington streets. tomorrow. the fourth
sunday in Advent At 1915 o'clock
the Bishop win celebrate The holy
communion. administer The sacrament
Of confirmation, and preach. lie Will
be present also at the session OF The
sunday School, which meets at $50
A. NJ
The Victory Guild will meet at Z
p. NJ. and evening prayer viii be said
at Ii0 O'Clock The rector will preach
at The evening service. on "lie Came
TO His own The full vested choir
will sing both morning and evening.
The morning service will include
Balfe's "rive Me, Oh God" and
Sullz's "uh Lamb OF God"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
A DIVINE APPOINTMENT
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

Services tomorrow al Brandywine
NJ. y. Church VIII be as follows: Glass
meeting at 915 o'clock; preaching by
The pastor at 1880 O'Clock. Subject.
"A Divine Appointments" = o'clock,
Christmas exercises In The Sunday
school; Epworth League services al
6.A5 O'Clock, special music by the
young peoples choir under the lead
ership OF Charles $. Gamble. AZ T.30
O'Clock penticoslal service in charge
OF The pastor, assisted by the choir,
mems chorus and congregation. Or
gan numbers by Miss Helen d. Berry,
Organist.
Morning -Sanclis. Gounod. Prayer,
Donham; Marche des GirOndlns.
EVening-lntermezz No. 2, Flagler
Ave Maria, Verdi; Twilight Hours
Paulsen; Invocation, lIimmel; Vienns
March, CLARK
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
FIRST NJ p cHIiRcn

40 First NJ. p. Church, Seventh and
Walnut streets. The Rev. Warren H.
Hodges, pastor. the services tomor-
row viii be: Morning worship, i045
o'clock. subject of sermon. THE First
Christmas. :" sabbath school 2.i5
O'Clock: Christian Endeavor, at Z
o'clock: evening worship at 7A5
o'clock subject OF sermon, "Christ-
mas. 1929" The choir will sing sped
ial Christmas music at both morning
and evening services. Al the evening
service. Miss Spencer will sing "Thc
Cfff
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
COOIsMAN n. h. CuInCu

services at Goodman M. ". Church.
Fourteenth ana DUPONT streets. to-
morrow, The Rev W. q. Harris. pas-
tor, viii be: Glass meeting at $50
oNlOck. morning worship. 1910
O'Clock, preaching nn NE theme.
THE Christians Strength and SOng:"
Sunday school at 2i5 O'Clock: Ep-
worth League az 6.fh o'clock: even
ing worship at Ii5 o'clock. The pas
versus Negative Religion" Tuesday
evening viii be Mark Tn Night for
the building fund. Bible study and
prayer service on Wednesday even
ing. The choir viii give a Cantata
Sunday evening December 26
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
VISITORS DAY
At GRACE S. S.
DR.. Sumwalt to Preach on
THE World at Christ
mas-Tide"
EVENING SERMON
ON PILGRIMS

In keeping with the spirit OF the
season, Or. Sumwalt. pastor OF Grace
NJ. h. Church tomorrow morning will
preach on "The World at Christmas
tide" The music numbers VIII be /:
Organ prelude, Variations on an Old
Christmas Carol GrisOn. anthem,
Sing, Sing, u Heavens" Shippers; Of
fertory, Daughter OF Zion, Rejoice, q"
TrOWbridgc, organ pOstlude, "lule-
tide March," Chauvet.
The sunday school will meet at
noon. This sunday Is every member
present and visitors day. An effort
has been put forth 90 have a hun
dred per cent attendance. Decision
day viii also be observed In the Sun
day school.
The Epworlh League will hold
randlelight service at go o'clock.
Miss Alfreda liance win be the
speaker OF the evening. using as her
subject, 'The Spirit OF Generosity" "
Miss Olive Jordan Will render a vocal
solo.
In the evening Dr. SumNalt viii
preach The second sermon on the Pill
grims. In accordance with the tercen-
tenary celebration Of The landing OF
The Pilgrims, The subject is What
Did The Pilgrims Bring 10 America ?'
II will deal with the eject OF their
principles and thought on the pres
ent day life
The Junior League viii meet In
the church house at 800 o'clock Mon
day. They viii have their Christmas
entertainment and party In which
many OF The members viii partici-
pate
DR.. sumwalt viii conduct The mid
week service wednesday az 7i5
O'Clock.
The chimes win play at midnight
Christmas evening Christmas carols
will constitute The program at this
time and will be Of great inspiration
and 10y TO an those who hear the
bells at the midnight hour.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
ZION LUTHERAN CnIRcn

The last sunday I'm Advent Will be
observed with communion services at
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
jackson streets. The German services
are at 1890 o'clock. A sermon will
be preached on the subject, "A
services, at 730 o'clock, the fourth
and last OF series OF sermons on
The Living God" will be prasen. ed
on God. the Redeemer" The sun
day Schools meet In German. Al
930 and IN English at 2i5 O'CLOCK.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nIG REIIIEI CmIInCm

The following services will be held
In Big Bethel Church tomorrow
i0hS A. NJ, preaching by tho
pastor. the Rev. n. y. Arnett: i2
noon. Sunday class meetings; $50 p.
NJ. Sunday school practice OF Xmas
music. The night program will be the
presentation OF the pantomime, Rock
OF Ages and the repeating OF the
Ten Virgins" by a band OF fifteen
young ladies under the direction Of
Mrs. Arnett.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sT. srEpnEN LIIrmERAN.

At ST. stephens Lutheran Church,
Tainall street near seventh, the Rev.
Frederic nocrr, pastor. the services
tomorrow viii be. 10 80, morning sub
icct. "rhe Testimony OF Witnesses ,
. 70, Sunday-school T30, evening serv-
ice. subject. "a Parental JOY" ON
Monday evening, The Christmas play
OF the Junior League VIII be given.
Christmas service on the festal day
az $50. Sunday-school celebration on
TuesdaY. nnremher 2A.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Nh. SALEM MrTHODIST.

The services at Mt. salem NJ p.
Church. Nineteenth and NJ. Salem
Lane. The Rev. Leonard White. pas
tor. will be as follows Sunday school,
q.t5 o'clock. Al "A o'clock preaching
service viii be devoted 10 a presenta-
in Of the Hoover campaign for the
relief Of the children Of Europe The
subject OF the pastors sermon will
be ~The Christ Child and the Chill
dren OF the world" Sunday school
Of Riddles Memorial Chapel will meet
at go O'Clock: EFworth League ser
vice at a. o'clock. 7.30 o'clock theme
viii be What the Centenary Is Doing
on the Foreign Field" on Tuesday
evening the Epworth League VIII hold
its monthly business meeting and
social. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday
evening at usual hour.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
cnImc1I OF NEW IERusALEM.

Worship VIII be held in tho Church
OF the New Jerusalem, Pennsylvania
avenue and Broome street, morning
and evening. the Rev. George Henry
Dole minister. Morning service as
i0.l5 O'Clock. subject Of The sermon,
Jesus a Saviour From Sim evening
service at 745 O'Clock, subject, "A
Rible Thai You Can Understand "
Musical program: Morning. prelude
In A. Foulkes. anthem Arise. shine
Buck. soprano and tenor duet. ~
Waited for the Lord" from the Hymn
on Praise. Mendelssohn, sung by Miss
Dntton aud Mr.. Davis "festal March, W
Loret Evening program, "Adagiette. y
Yon: anthem, 1.-The Filming Pot"
from Gauls Holy City: eontralto
solo, "He Shall Feed His Flock, "
Mrs. Gilpin: 'Resoluto," Parker.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsrs.

In 1.-The First seventh Day Adven-
fists Church. on Rowland street, be-
tween Clayton and DUPONT and Eighth
and Ninth streets the order OF service
win be as follows: Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 795 o'clock
Sabbath school every Saturday,at 9.i5
O'Clock; preaching services at Il
o'clock conducted by Rev. E. f. Col
lier; young peoples meeting at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TIMELY TOPICS AT
TRINITY LUTHERAN

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Madison and w. Twenty-third street.
the Rev. NJ II. stine, pastor; the
Rev. S. E. Wicker, acting pastor will
hold services tomorrow as follows {:
Bible School at 30 O'Clock; morning
worship, II o'clock; subject, Bear
ing Witness OF Jesus; Christian En-
deavor meeting Z o'clock: vespers.
l.30 O'Clock; subject, "Turnlng Aside
10 See."
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
kNKSWOOD N. E. CmURCm.

Ihe Rev. George W. Bounds, pas
tor Of kingswood NJ. +. Church. will
preach on "A Challenge out of The
Darkness at the 1920 O'Clock ser
vices there tomorrow. The Bible
school meets at O'Clock, ana the
EpwOrth League at 6.A5 o'clock.
The theme at The evening service will
be, "A Great Man Who Refused to
Attend the Funeral of His Friend
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sr. lnnN,a p. n. CnIlRCm.

40 81 JOhn's Church. Market street
and Concord avenue, the Rev. Alban
Richey, d. p, rector, the Sunday
services vii be: i.30 o'clock, holy
communion; 9i5 o'clock, Sunday
School; ii O'Clock, morning prayer
O'Clock, Dr. Richcy; 1i5 o'clock, the
Rev. Mr. HOlmrad. Christmas Day
services at TAO and 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
FpWnRTH M- Ii cnnmcn-

40 EpWOrth NJ 2. CHURCH. Tenth
row VIII be as follows: 9.30 o'clock.
Glass meeting: 1870 O'Clock. sermon
by the pastor, subject. '-The Glorious
Gospel" 2 O'Clock. Sunday school
$50 O'Clock, Epworth League services
7.30 O'Clock, song service, sermon by
the pastor. subject, The Word OF
God Living and Active"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
REV. BROADWAY TO
PREACH ON RELIGION

Tomorrow at Madeley NJ. y. Church
The services viii be: Glass meeting az
e.3n o'clock, John II. Ford, leader; az
iO3D o'clock. The Rev, T.. N Broad
way will preach. subject, "rrying. 70
borrow Religion al 2i5 O'Clock tne
sunday school viii meel: at 6A9
o'clock the Epworth League service
prof. smith viii direct both choirs
In leading a half hour OF song service
at Z. 10 O'Clock al : o'clock, Mr, Broau-
way Will preach on Gods FAR warn
ing"
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
2ecia Sermons and Music TO Be Heard City Churches Agan Tomorrow
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
AT SECOND BAPTIST

Al Second Baptist Church, Nintu
and Franklin streets tomorrow
Christmas musp viii be the feature
in all services. The quartet chols
will be supplemented by violin ana
cello accompaniment by MessIs, TSs
Stausebach and Helms. Dr. AlllStx .IS,Sa
will preach in the morning on rue ie
Ioy Of Holding the Christ Ohlid IN
Your Arms" The evening proeIS.h.
at T.45 o'clock will be a carol sefNlee
with the familiar Christmas nynilils. .iS
There viii be short sermon Dv tne @
minister: subject, Following 'iO
Christmas Star.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nErmANY nApTIsT.

AZ the bethany Baptist Ohurch, al
1910 O'Clock. Dr. Charles g. Earl
sneclal Christmas music will be sum
hv The choir, and two children's s
choruses. In the evening an attrac-
live musical program, appropriate TO
Christmas will be given, with a
condensed address by Dr Earle.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TO PREACH ON GODS
IJNSELFISHNESS

Al Inc First United Presbyterian
cl,urch. Third and BroOmu streets. To-
morrow The Rev. NJ. NJ Calhoun, pas.
ior viii preach at the morning and
evening services. The subject az II
a Nj will be "rhe Call For ser
vice. The evening theme vii be RE
hold The Lamb 0i Cod SabDalh
school and other regular meetings
win be al the usual hour.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
iMMANUrL ClIIincu

The Rev. Charles w. Clash, rector OF
Emmanuel p ~. Church will have
charge OF The services in that church
tomorrow. The order Of the days
services will be as follows; Holy
7i5 o'clock; church
school 9.t5 O'clock; morning prayer
and sermon, II o'clock; evening pray
lows Holy Communion. T.i0 o'clock
1880 o'clock, Bishop Cook officiating
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
NORTH BAPTIsT CHunCH.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, the Rev. VIII
liam l.. Pettngill, pastor; Edward f..
Washburn, associate pastor will hold
services tomorrow at 1870 o'clock
and 745 o'clock. Morning subject;
umphs OF the Gospel" Bible school
at noon.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
MI. InY M. CHURCH.

Services al M. Joy NJ. =. Church,
the Rev ]. W. Bond, y. D.. pastor,
tomorrow will be as follows: go
o'clock, class meeting; 1870 O'Clock,
sermon; go o'clock, Sunday school,
Mrs. Julia Fisher, superintendent; !
o'clock, revival services conducted by
Rev. T. G. Washington: 8 O'Clock,
Professor o. II. Bond, Of Camden, n.
J.. will deliver an address.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sIvEDIsII A. NJ CWiRCU

The service tomorrow at The Swell
ish NJ. p. Church, iiii East Eleventh
street. will be held az The usual hours.
Morning worship, 1890 O'Clock Sun
day school. noon; Epworth League
praise and song service. Z o'clock; evu-
ming service. 730 o'clock. preaching
hv lhe nasLor al both servIces.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
MOUNT BETHEL BAPTIST CHuRun.

At Mount Bethel Baptist Church.
West street near Second. there will be
preaching tomorrow at a O'Clock
subject, They Angercd Him az the
Waters ~ STRIFE: preaching at 4b
o'clock. Hell Got Up to Meet You
at Iour Coming; > o'clock, B. Y. p.
u. meeting. 10 o'clock. covenant
meeting. o'clock. Communion and
Lords Supper.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TRINITV p. N. CuUnCn.

Trinity Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street, the Rev. Frederick
NJ. Kirkus. rector, will observe serv-
ices tomorrow az follows: Holy Conn
munlon at f.30 O'Clock; Sunday school
al $50 O'Clock; morning prayer ana
sermon at a o'clock, evening prayer
and sermon at I. 40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
pRoCREssIvE sPImTUALIsTs.

The Progressive Spirituallsls VIII
hold services tomorrow evening III
pythan Castle, 906 West street. ~, the
serN ices viii be conducted Dy mra-
Ellen CON. Messages will be by ,, niSs
Maclacklin. the child wonder OF Phh-
adelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
ASRIrRY CHURCH

All Asbury NJ. y. Church, Third and
Walnut street. the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor, services Will he; 2
o'clock, prayer meeting; 1920 O'Clock,
preaching subject. The Wise Men
and The star: o'clock, sunday
school. $50 o'clock, Epworth League.
73O o'clock, subject "Jcsus Christ
and Our Faith" "
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sT TIiKE,s n n CmRCH.

81. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets,
The Rev William bamming, rector
will hold services tomorrow as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock: children's service at 2 O'Clock,
evening service at 7.30 O'Clock; mid
week service, Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
nnAcK.n cHmcn

Services az Brack-Ex Dhureh iom0f-
row will be az follows. Preaching.
30.l5 and 7.s3, by the paator. the Rev.
n. II. ADAMS: sunday-sch0ol. ~: Ep-
worth League. f30: special singing by
choir under the leadership OF War
reD Curlitt. Prayer service Wednes-
day evening at 7.4s
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
sT ANnnEM,s p. D.

servlpes In 81. AndreW's p. n.
Church, the Rev. Richard w Trap
nell, rector, VIII be as Follows: Holy
commission. at 8 O'Clock. Aihlc class
and Sunday School al go O'Clock /;
morning prayer and sermon al Al
O'Clock evening prayer ami sermon
al 7i5 o'clock.
The services Christmas Day WI
be. Holy communion at 100
O'Clock and morning prayer, holy
communion and sermon at 1890
O'Clock.
Services In ST. Matthew's Chapel.
corner Shlpley and Eighth streets To-
morrow. will be The Sunday school
at 2.3O o'clock, and evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
INIrARIAN cHIRru

Grip and Grit" will be the subject
Of the sermon at the public service IN
the Unitarlon Church. West street
above Eighth, by ihe Rev, W. A.
Vrooman. Sunday. at II o'clock. song
eervlce win be led by Miss Wales
and choir. Church school at 10
0'cl0ck
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
EIGHTH sTREET RAPTIsT CHURCH.

The Eighth Street Baptist Church.
Eighth and Scott streets. will hold
services tomorrow as. follows Preach
ing at 1890 A. NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ.
Sunday-schOOl al p. NJ. John john
son, superintendent.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Why You Should
Go To Church
The Churches of Wilmington

welcome you to their services which YOU will find an
nounced in the adjoining columns. If have reg-
lar church home YOU will find hearty welcome in the
church of your choice An hour spent with God in COM
pany with your fellows will give you added strength for the
DAVIS work.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
TRY YOUR HAND

The county roads are to be pla-
carded with sign boards. giving dis
tances from the various points to
Monroe county's principal towns.
Aberdeen and Amory. This is to be
done under the auspices of the Mon
roe County Health Campaign.
Combining with the utility of thus
posting the roads is the educatiyc
endeavor to impress the importance
of sanitary and health laws.
To effect this. the committee in
charge of the works. advertising for
ideas that can be incorporated in
short notices to go on these mile
boards. Six. enterprising institu-
tons in the county have contributed
5000 to be paid as prizes to con-
testants who supply the best ideas.
See the announcement elsewhere
and try your hand. You might win
one of the prizes. If you. should
not. you would be helping along in
a worthy work.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
The MarshaIIs at TupeIo

Deputy Sheriffs T. o. Jones and
S, M. Noah conveyed T. +. and Fe-
lix Marshall. charged with COM
plicity in the murder of the Miller
family, to Tupelo Saturday. to be
present at the opening of court
there Monday. Charlie Marshall,
the principal in the tragedy. was
conveyed from Jackson under heavy
guard and placed in the Tupelo Jail
the same day.
The case was called Tuesday and
a venire of 200 ordered by the court,
returnable Monday. The jury. it is
thought. will be secured Monday and
the taking of evidence will begin.
Charlie Marshall will be tried
first for the murder of the 10
months-old son of Fannie Green
Miller. severance of the cases hav-
ing been ordered by the court.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

Hon. f. Bunyan Carter has been
nominated and elected to life
membership In the National Good
Roads Association. This associa-
ton will hold its next annual con-
yention in Hot Springs. Ark. from
the 18th to the 18th of April. inclu-
sive. The National Good Roads
Association is affiliated with the
State good roads associations in
every State that has such organiza-
tions. and co-operates in every way
with good roads associations, to the
end that good roads may traverse
every section of the Union.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

The ways and means committee
Of the lower house of the Missis-
sippi Legislature held the center OF
the stage during this week. APP
propriations have been passed out
for the various state institutions in
a manner never known before in the
history of Mississippi, and now it
is up to the law making body to
raise the revenue to meet these ex :
penditures during the coming two
years.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
Aberdeen Business Men Should
Read This

The following. from the West
Point Leader. is applicable to home
merchants and industries in every
town in Mississippi.
1t ought to decide our local mer-
chants and industries to cooperate
heartily in a plan which would
build up the interests of themselves
and of their town.
The Cotton States Merchants,
Association. Memphis. have entered
upon a campaign in every county
seat in the South to educate the
people to the point of patronizine
home merchants and industries,
thus. in a substantial way, helping
to build up the interests of both
town and county by Keeping every
dollar at home that is possible.
The plan is to run series of adj
vertisements and write-ups through
the county papers. the matter being
furnished by the Cotton States Mer-
chants Association free of charge.
the space to be paid for by those
of the enterprising merchants in
each town.
The first advertisement will re-
quire Is inches. the second issue
30 inches, after which there will be
an average of "a Inches per week
through the whole year. Each con-
tributor will have his name or name
of firm appear with each advertise
ment. The charge for the adver-
tisemeats and handling same will
be $I.OO per month from each con-
tributor, the same to be paid
monthly. This goes to the home
paper and is all the cost for this
service.
The intent of the whole plan is to
knock the mail order houses and to
persuade our people to keep their
money at home, which will help
everybody.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

Saturday. April 3. the Smithville
Special School District will bold an
election to determine whether or not
bonds ehaIl be issued for the erec-
ton and equipment of a modern
school building.
Smithyille has always been an
educational center. From the
school at that point. perhaps. more
teachers have been supplied to the
Monroe county schools than from
any one point in or out OF the
county.
The location is peculiarly ideal
for an educational institution of the
best class. being surrounded BY a
densely populated and fertile coun-
try. the people being of the most
substantial and intelligent type. A
good school building at Smithville
would do more towards giving an
upward trend to that community
than any other investment the peo-
pie could make. At the same time
returns would accrue to the resident
population in enhanced value of
their property and in many other
ways. Investments in schools are
but investments in posterity. As
posterity is..so will be the social,
political, religious and industrial
standard of the community.
Smithville is now abreast with
any other community in the county.
To remain so. it must keep pace
by providing AZ good educational
facilities as are likely to exist any
where else.