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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

Those wonderful pushes jh8t ar
now known as "woal far5' make neck
pieces ard mnifs that a|c just a, warm
inst as handsome ard more durabl,
Than those made Of skins and the.
are not at all hard to make. A Sc
made OF sea plush is s.0wn acre.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

Tire farm nav have modern natlin.
cry bu; il the house haSn't modern cor.
veaisases tsg fsTa lsa : Eade!a,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27
Succession OF Victor rabre

Bv virtue 81 an ord,r Of sale issued
out Of the Honorable Seventeenth j.
iicial District Cont, In and for the
Fa"l,b Of Vermi,!p,. La, and con.
E,iljor Issued ~ rursgguss .Asjsnf,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

OF all the practical gifts that are
sure to please there are none more
dependable than gOOd-looking waste
baskets. There are many kinds 70
choose from but, valued most, are
those made at home of fabrics, as Gre
tonne, sateen, tapestry, satin. cOlOred
oilcloth and other things. Foundations
of heavy cardboard or light wood are
covered with these materials. Two
attractive baskets are shown in the
picture above, one of tapestry and
satin and one Of heavy sateen. The
latter is provided with a handle OF
braided cord for hanging,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

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-. and 10 b.r'b,. raIIrI to b, held in
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Pr.,.s;t;'.,. ~ incnr dobt and issue
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,.,.tr;.. \, ~ ~. parish ot VermiI.
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27
SUCCESSION SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Vermil-
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
1OOO
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27
PARTITION SALE.

state Of Louisiana, Parish of Vermil-
ion, 18th judicial District Court
No. JS63.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27
SUCCESSION SALE

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Vcrmil-
ion, l7th judicial District Court
No. l2l7
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

Tier" are nearly ttousand vllunes
nj al kinds a. tie Public Library. Read
'JIr choice :cec.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

Srccia. Election in Indian Bayou
School District No. ], of the Parish Of
Vormilion, Louisiana.
To be held December 7, 1920 in ac-
roraance with resolution passed bv
The Vernilion Parish School Board,
October 7, 1920.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09

NEW YORK, y Y. Feb S What IL
supposed to Be the last appearance OF
Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee IN
the Same ring will DO staged in Jersey
City Monday night. The weather
prophets predict that il will be snow
ing and that one OF tho boys Will taNe
the long count.
Leonard and Dundee have performed
in many cities with considerable dra-
matte success. The act has been done
I'm Jersey bsrore roo Just how many
times they have met cannot be agured
at the current writing on account or an
accident to the adding machine. They
were to have stepped twenty rounds or
less at New Haven. but the promoter OF
the affair got into trouble attempting I"
alleviate the suffering caused by the
. eighteenth amendment. and the bout
was called on.
According 70 the hackers OF Dundee,
the Scotchwop is tull OF confidence.
though there VAS n";hInG IN previous
bouts TO indicate that he has much rea-
son for confidence. II always seemed
that Leonard could spill him. ou' was
retaining for humanitarian motives
Dundee was about 10 bet HIS horse on
himself. but the horse won race In
a similar At of recklessness Leonard Of
teTeu 10 OCT MS H"N'''''S''"
horse, but he lost the key to the garage.
and the mon will enter the ring without
betting.
Dave Driscoll announces that the win
ner Of the bout will be matched TO meet
Lew Edwards. the lightweight champion
OF Australia. William Gibson says that
R Leonard IL the winner he not only
will meet Lew Edwards but that he will
take chance with Mike O'Dowd. the
middleweight champion. Benjamin be-
;tcves that while ne might not be able
to drop o'Dowd he would be able 10 out
point him.
1t is highly probable that the Arena
\. A. will be damned to the doors Mon
day night. because tho tip has gone
forth that Leonard will drop his old
Ieammate. and the regulars want to Do
on hand when the crash comes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
GREAT CARD FOR
NEXT BOXING BOUT
Johnny Gallagher and Cyclone Miller
To Appear IN Ono OF The
Prslimlnnrles
600" Stewart Training Hard For His
Ten Round Go with Young SArdow
Next Monday

The lineup for the Wheeling A =. I
next show on Monday evening. February
18th. will he composed entirely OF reg
ular dyed In the wool scyappers. every
boy having reputation as nShtcr
who tries to please. .
The ten rounder viii trOt out Young
DaNry Sandow. premier swat artist OF
cincinnati. and Walter Goo stewart.
Whecliug's feather title aspirant. Stew
arts hghting ability ~ i known quality
and Shadows record and reputation
pro:cs beyond doubt that lie ~ some
Billy Williams viii meet sammy
YOUNG Of iItjS 'urgh IN n" SIN round
semi and M,riamS don't have TO n"
coaNed but after the gUug rings aad
reports from pittsburgh Indicate that
Young starts at the gong and keeps
whaling.
Fast moving Johnny Gallagher" with
his wireless outfit Will oppose Cyclone
Miller. the Moundsri!le Tornado. IN
Tour round preltm. Both Of these boys
have appeared before local crowds and
their efforts have always pleased. -- ..
Young" JeGles, the AetnariIle sCra2-
per vino looked so sgood al one OF III"
recent shows. will stack up against
Mack Hanna. a two handed battler from
WeIlsburK. IN the opening four roundeT.
Wheeling. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh. Act.
nav.lle, Mellsburg. Martins Ferry and
Moundsville will be represented IN the
ring al this show and capacity crowd
will no doubt attend as Goo" Stewart.
FIKhting Billy" " iIliaDs and Johnny
Gallagher are all crowd pleasers and
their opponents are the best the club
could secure.
Arrangements are being made BY the
Wheeling 4. t. 10 havr cars run To Al
outlN!nE towns after the show So any
ian who has all interest IN his "hoSC
town" boy can attend and De sur" OF
getting car home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
AMERICAN SKATER
DIVIDES HONORS
WITH NORWEGIAN

rIRISTINIA. Feb. S.-Oscar Mathie-
son. OF this city, defeated Robert Ne
lean. Of Chicago. the worlds ic" skai /,
ing champion by two-Afths OF II sec0nI
IN the 1900 metre race here TO-DAY
Mathicson covered the distance III Nv"
minutes - As seconds while Mclean
time WAS two minutes IS l-5 seconds.
Mathieson won the ten thousand metre
contest in Is minutes 80 lilo seconds.
NrI.cau'& time for this event was ~
minutes rs seconds. ,
In the 500 metre race on Saturday Nc
Lean I'D tor IhruC-uarterS or the d.,
lance hu; MaihIesou with powerful
squirt, outstripped him near the end.
Mel can took the lead from the starr
IN IN. nrNt event at 5000 tctrcS ana
kept it to tho finish. At the end OF
Saturdays contests both Mclean and
Mathieson appeared to be tired. some d
tho spectators loudly voiced their DIS
appointment over the time made. "a cou-
ditions for fast racing were most ray :
urahlc. A.
Mclean was the winner OF tho hve
thousand metre race today. leadins AZ
most the whole distance. his tlme w1S
minutes SO 10 SECONDS Me'n'eSo''
claimed to be indiSposed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
NORTH WHEELING CLUB
TO GIVE BIG SHOW
FEBRUARY 1918

The second annual show OF tho North
Wheeling club Will be- Staged Thursday
and Friday evening. Feb. l. and IL. at
IA" Carroll club auditorium. This show
will consist OF first part minstrel and
the after part will be made up OF class
vaudeville acts. In this show will ali
pear some OF tho city'S very well known
voCalists and comedians. Mr.. ChaS. LatiE
viii act as interloCutor. which assures
this very important position hcIn"
handled in an efficient manner The
club this year has gone 10 a great cN-
pcnse in. the preparation Of this show
and no pains have been spared 10 mako
this tho greatest amateur production
ever staged in the city. For instance
the typical club room scene OF tho North
Wheeling Club will bc put on so natural
that people will think they arc actually
in tho rooms OF the club. as most every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
woMAN rRIEs SUICIDE.

special Dispatch TO The lntelligNnc"r.
FAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Feb. s.--Mr-
Helen Edsell, II. II dying IN a hospital
here tonight a. q result OF swallowing
three bichlorate OF murcury tablets with
suicidal intent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
CONSTITUTION DEPT.
TAKES OVER WORK OF
MEN WHO WALKED OUT

Tn" class OF work performed by mo
mon who quit their Jobs at the dloos
Automatic Sprinkler company.s plant az
Warwood last week will be taken over
bv the construction department or tho
plant and viii be handled exclusively oy
this department IN tho future. othcis!s
OF the company announced last evening.
There are thirty-two men whose work
will be performed by the construction
department, according 20 the announce
men,, not counting the employees who
will yn back to their Jobs this morning.
The difficulty which resulted In the
walkou, Of employees. the management
stated started in the assembling crew
The uperaliuu Of the plant will not be
hampered. with tho return OF the labor
ers. the plant management announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
BIG SCHEDULE FOR
PITT COLLEGIANS
twentieth Consecutive Season for Pitts
burgh Collegians' Baseball Team
VIII Open May 18th.

The Pittsburgh ColleSiaus will start
their Twentieth conScCulIv. season Aia!
10th. playing at Carnegie Tech. The.
will follow games with other "nl'''..'
leans Later the Collegians will tour
New York Pennsylvania. Ohio. MAR
land and Nest Virginia.
The Collcgians arc under IN" direction
OF Richard Guy. college games thu =
far rrr9nECd arc.
May 20. ~ Carnegie Tech.
May "0-2l. at Grove city.
~ NC~tmW~Jrr.
May 24-@5. at Indiana Normal
May 80. AT kiSkI.
May ~ At Penn state.
May 81. morning and afternoon.
wRynNSHu:E college
June I. NJ W. & J. tPCndInE)
land 2. ht pm.
June -. az Nest NhrGiuia university.
jam S-G. morning ard afternoon. W
Va. Wesleyan,
l,tuc lI-lr. - X 'hauv.
Juno - - -. Niu'"E' $500
Jun. IL .r Slippery Rock Normal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
COLUMBIA FIVE WON
Columbia Tigers Defeated Wuoe"'
Quintet Saturday Afternoon by
1913 Score.

Quite an Interesting and eNclt'ns
~etue was staged Saturday afternoon ~
the Columbia Club gymnasium. wneh
,,' E.xtprous Columbia Quintette gain
sI , decisive Nctory over the strong
Wild cats Of south Wheeling by the
score ~ IA. From tho very start
Moth teams entered the contest win
marked energy and determination: TINS
accounts for the excellent game Una
w.as rendered coupled with tho enthuSi-
astic interest displayed by tho specta-
tors. Del and Abraham played an ex-
ceptionally classic game for Columbia.
while Munahau. Kahn and Winnie deserve
special mention. The particulars OF the
game follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09

thing that is used III Il modern club will
be In this setting.
Tickets at" almost exhausted and
everything poinrr to record breaking
crowds at both performances. There
are quite Il few good reserved seats let,
and can be had at the club rooms. Main
and First streets or AZ l"allandS con-
rcclIuurry. across from hospital Final
rchcrsals ar" NOW h"ing held ard the
director is we'll pleased with thu pre-.
grcss being made. When tho curtain
goes up for III" first time Thursday
evening the publ, VIII he treated To th2
greatest surprise III I'll" local theatrical
line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
MOUNQSVILLE LOST

Muundsvlne high lost hard fought
game Saturday evening TO Belialre
iIigh ON the MoundsrIile floor, by a
score Of 25-l?. The game was fast
throughout. but the advantage OF Bel
la.rr in height and weight. proved too
inuch for the down river quintet.
Wheeling High lost IL Bellatre Friday
evening by the score OF 1870. and &C
rnrdInr to the score. the Old Gold and
Blue five and Mourdsville would put
I'D q great game rf basketball. hut
owing 10 no games being booked be-
tween these two teams. such VIII not
be- probable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
WARWOOD HIGH TO
CLASH WITH T. D. H. S.
WEDNESDAY EVENING

The Wheeling Park CASINO VIII hr tn.
scene If , fasr basketball game We'd
nesdav cEcninx when the nonr teams Of
Warwond High ard Tr.ad"lph'a District
High clash.
This wilt be the FIRST class OF the sea
son between thesG 'Nu teams. ard 4
hard fought game VIII no doubt result.
Warwood. although she has not proven
sensational In local basket bail circles. ~
putting up a much better brand OF ball
now than earlier In the season. and II
Trladelphia hopes to win. even on their
home floor. they will have 70 work hard
TO do IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
MAGNOLIA QUINTET AT
COOP SATURDAY NIGHT
Good Game cardsd for the Cathedral
"ooop" Saturday Night When
Magnolia Meets Cathedral.

This Cathedral high floor team viii
meet ono Of the toughest propositions
ot the season neIt Saturday evening.
when tho Magnolia high five Of Vow
Martinsville comes here FOR game
with the Cadets at the Cathedral
coop"
The Cadets met this team sev-ral
weeks ago at New Martinsvill" and
w.rs defeated. but with lots OF prac-
tIce this week. the Cadets expect to re-
verse the score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09

Field goals Schiller. .; Del. 4: Mona
han J.
Fouls: Sonnie J: Del I: Schiller l.
The final score stood l4-3.
Referee: Bob Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
BETTER CAR SUPPORT.

CUMBERLAND. Md, Feb. S.-An mn
proved car supply 1" The bituminous
coal mines along the western Maryland
and Baltimore and ohio railroads. In
thls section. was marked last week by a
IN percent Increase IN production over
tho previous week. according to ngnres
ISSUED today by operators. Tn" produce
ton. which averaged about 1900 cars
aday. was 40 percent Of normal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
Leonard and Dundee
To Clash for the Title

EIGHTH MEETING OF BENNY LEONARD, PRES
EMIT HOLDER OF THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE,
AND JOHNNY DUNDEE WILL. TAKE PLACE AT
JERSEY CITY TONIGHT-EXPERTS PREDICT
A KNOCKOUT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

On this page will be found tine ad-
varrisemenT Of the Gardiner Beard ni
Trade Regarding the entertainment
course which Is m he held IN rt1is
cry this winter under the auspices Of
the Board The COURSE CONSISTS Of 81
concerts. as follows The firsz, Crzw
fnrSi Adams and his company On Dc
foper sE: Dee Is. Rabbi Stephen s
Wise: jan s. Harpvucal Ensemble:
Fab. :. Burneil z. Furd. Elecr-Ica.
Scientist. Fen -. Famous Swanet
River ouarterre; March g. The Head
liners
This list snnnid appeal 10 al lovers
of the best there is IN the entertain
ment line as every person appear
ing is an artists. The price is as low
as can consistently be made TOR THESE
,1ign CRANE entertainers. in tact very
mauy times greater price Inns been
charzed fur concerts and lectures Of
far less vaIne. a ticket for the entire
course with an additional payment fuy
eacfl entertainment is the cheapest
and best way This course should
have the support Of all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

The October meeting OF the pa
rent Teacher Association. the first
a3-ar the summer, was held FRIDAY
evening a. Ins Eigh school building.
me attendance being snmewrat
small. The following officers were
elected. President: Ernest L Good
spetr vice president Leland 4.
Ross: secretary, Mrs. NJ 4. Folsom
treasurer. Mrs. . 4. Gray: chairman
social committee. Mrs. Frank Maxrv
chairman finance committee !. III
BATES
Miss Katherine CALVIN. the school
nurse spnke very interestingly on
her work Usually. she SAID. she fnl-
lowed the schoni physician but this
year she preceded him She smoke
OF the work. OF the examination
which Is superficial Of necessity ana
asked parents 70 employ specialists
n the case Of defective eyesignt. She
der-1ea the attendance of schunl
children a. the moevinE pictures on
weekday evening. except on Friday
and Saturdays She believed that
this tauit Is especially apparent n
Gardner Very few cases OF enn-
tageous diseases are contracted IN
school Another thing she fiuds is
where the children are drinking ten
nr coffee OF bU1n. The taerf, ar1ff
fonsils receive special attention and
IN al cases where these are found 70
be diseased they are reported To the
parents. who should in all cases cop-
suit the family dentist or nflvsiriar.
The folio wup nf the cases in the
hnrne is Of especial value. The CO
operation Of the parents with school
nurse and school physician is of the
utmost Importance
The talk Of M,Es Calvin, though
brief, WIS filed with interest and
her Euditnrs were decidedly i'm
pressed with the value OF this BRANCH
or sciInni work Al the close Of her.
talk. opportunity fur questions was
gwen az1n several avaiiesi themselves
of this privilege Among the uuess-
TORS asked was whether smoking
cigarettes was very prevalent amung
the school boys and she repIied in
the negative Following Miss Cad
vim SuuI- Ross spoke briefly.
dr Ross advocated the esfahiisfn-
mem Of u Junior Eigf scinOni IN the
present High school btiilding when
the new one is ready fur ncrupn-ry,
taking ths seventh and eighth grades
from Central street and Highland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

scnDol al l. evening PRAYER. address,
The recTnr VII give me second ad-
dress on The Lambeth conference al the
? ii service
zlgaianu Mernndls1 Episcopal
church 6eT E'ha,-ies Howard Atkins
pasInr. 1oSD Rally car sermon .:c,iir
+ ouE-nid DUTY" As Rally dav exsr-
c1kses II cnrrch scnnol. Ills Rally da--
Sa'Vice IN Epwor-h Lsag-lts: : n0 nag
cant The Coming N Truth" weffr..e.-
oay 30 PRAYER nesting, The Parable
or me Tares"
CAD pastor Services IL A. NJ nrar-
- Ill preaching. subject PRAYER. -
-L-4o SUNDAY Scn0ni. Young Fssuuis'r,
meeting ? II preaching q cIpck.
T cur women are u ne baptized after
-hs ewenilE sermon PRAYER and
pfa1St ednesdRF' evening T-3n: cOt-
I4ge PRAYER meeting Monday even N 2
20. Services II Mission NAL saDnarh
4-Ns1IIDGu 40 also Ttt.srfav anr SCI
u;-1zy evenings -
h4nuoiph Methodist EuIscnpal
eilu'-cE. J. Parrv Irving. 1,asfur. Ser
vices -o-ae a n, preaching by Ine
1d61or. sun9t-eI The Old Man ants the
New Contrast ll45 A nj EibIf
schcpl- $50 ? ID Epwurra -.earue. :
? ri LvGng7l!sJIC service PRAYER
nestlns ednesuaT evening $50
tTsi Church af Christ Scientist
services lo49. subject ~ Lesson ser
WTentnesfiav SO ? VI. Reading -onn,
a the church open To the public
eunesaHy rom - 10 Z Free cir-Il-
ta11ng Lnra-T G3 authorized C-.lr,s-tslI
sciencs l9taTzTare
ghnrnh OF me Rolw Crnss Rev
Morning seT-vlce IF wocsIaip II II ~
WIN serrllnn by tne pastor SUNDAY
sf-nnol a 11-+a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Tocay AZ the St-ann-Bsznrise s~eer
Se-fas "The Monn Riders" anu
Cias-piay
Blanche Swesr WIS a great farnr,rs
mere ngt long aEn. and now she comes
back Il Us in - Woman Of
Pleasure" q PaEne picture II seven
pa-rs. The Moon Riders, a ssrlal
that has proven Tts worth beyond a
dUubt viii he shown rndav Win
episode No L No beIrar Dill could
be arranged than those al THIS
theatre with ths daily change. MN
DAY OF ne11 week opens L1s weak s
biH with Earl Williams II The Mas
Tar Stroke" II five parts, Hall R0um
Beys, now great favnrIres, viii be
seen IN q Ewp-pa-L comedy, a Fowl
ing Success and the Gaumnnt News.
This should bs q card thai will he
talksd ahuu1 long after Oct II.
Hubar- Ellsworth al the Johnson
Opera house House rnGay fur rne
last time. This star has a person
airy al his own-0ne thar ms won
MIN fame ana money see M. Sos
worth n Below the Surface" We
nave bnuKer al the srrund-'f-nae,-
Northern Lights Guilty Of Love
with Dorothy Dalton; Shirley Mason
II The Little Wanderar' BLACK
mail q niE Metro Special Hair
pins with Enid Bennett and Nazi-
NOVA N Madam Peacock Gs-tsat
GO ,E.ryri inns q II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

The Old South Cnng-eeat1pnul
church, morning worship AZ TO- 50. ser
rlnn bF the pastor The Lay OF OPP
por-uuIt- Sunday scaDol I145. raj
iv GRT exercises specias prug-am
HlTsIllng song service AT : 90 zermun
by The pastor. theme What Has
Gs1rtsr3anfr1 Dome Tor -tle World
Baptist church. morning service
19-5s5 Sunday school ii -4ls. Junior ser
vice s.at,. evening service az zoe
St Matthew's Episcopal church. 10Th
Sunday after Trinity celebration of
znlv Communion. 1890 sermon nv
r'ecrUr. Rev Francis a FuxcraT+
Church schpnl and Bible class n l.
Central St--ef Methodist church
Rev G. O. Perry. pastor. morning wnr-
SHIN a. ln..iU with sermon. Inpic, The
Purpose Of the Church" lar Colby
VIII render solo and lead the new
chpTuE choir Sunday scnaul III -.
EpsTorth League al S.Ia. leader Mrs
Hsian Gray MIR CaIbv with the
chorus choir vii ilnsnlyc yuu in a
ssls1-aour song s-rrice followed with
a saort address, bx the pastof- Tau
have a cordial welcome III ali az these
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