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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
BOSTON AND PHIEADELPHlA DIVIDE HON0RS IN FIRST
 MATCHES OF NET MEET

Philadelphia, January 1s.-Boston ana philadelphia divided honors today in the opening matches of the first professional court tennis tournament ever played m inc Tinted States at the Philadelphia Racquet club. R. Dufton or the Dos'on Tennis and Racquet club defeated Josepn Moss of the Philadelphia Racquet club ls-5 s-s s-5. s-s, 6-1, and Jock soutar of the Philadelphia Racquet club won
 fran, Otto Clocker of the Boston Athletic association. e-4, 4-s, 6-4, 6-2- !. The winner of the tournamen, n,s,, am.,e,ar wm, a,, ! ,.,,,;on of America, in a nine-set chai- la,, cs watch next Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14

commission the function of safeguard ing the interests of the community under the provisions fixed by law;
 Resolved further that in the judge ment of the Junior Chamber of Com merce, it is contrary to public policy for the voter, to undertake to perform the functions which have been so del> egated:
 i "Resolved further, that We do not 1 believe it would be to the public in- terest for the voter to undertake to 1 fix the valuation of the waterworks about which they have not, and n he nature of things cannot have adequate first-hand information and call upon the city commission of the city oi Birmingham, which has the opportuai- ty to investigate and apprase, to act upon the matter, rather than under take to divide the responsibility witt the citizens of the community al large"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
EPIDEMIC THREATENS
Greenyille Cases Have Various Symp-
 toms of the Influenza

sreenvifle. January Especial. )--
 A number of cases of disease that has the influenza symptoms are pre- valant in Greenville and Butler county. sccordirr 10 a report made by a local insurance man. The weather condi- tions are not favorable and physi- clans here claim that there are mum ber of cases of colds accompanied by bronchial and lung disturbances un- der their care, but they have not ye' pror lnced the disease as being m fluenza.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14

The police committee of the junior
 chamber made report of thelr m
 vestigation of police protection In this and other cities, and as result were instructed to appear before the city commissioners and request that the appropriat ton for the police depr-t- ment of the city be increased in order to provide for additional policemen and an increase in salary fer the mem bers of the department
 1 Despite the unpleasant weather, the meeting was well attended, about 50 members were present. Joe Mudd,
 president, was in the chair, and in ad- dition to the above, number of re- ports were received and acted upon. l The resolutions follow;
 "Resolved, that as the citizens of the lstate have delegated to the public service commission the function of liking the rates of public utilities in
 Jour community and upon the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
no YOU WANT N SOME EXTRA MONEY?

Women and girls, here is an excellent op- 1portunity to earn s30 to $50 month in your spare time at home making Indian beaded-watch fobs neck chains and other . things Demand for these novelties is great
 We tell you how and where to sell it at q profit to your advantage Just send us one dollat and we will ship at once by parcel post, prepaid. one .'Simplex" bead work loom, beads for trial work instructions and beau
 tiful designs in colors. It is so easy and simple that child can do it. Your money s back if not satisfied. Don't delayi Send your
 order at oncel Cut this advertisement out, pin one dollar bill or money order and send ,Sit today to Novelty Manufacturing Co.,, Room IS. Southern Bldg. Dept. 1o2, Tampa
 Fla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Georgia Bank Closes

Shiloh, Ga, January I3.-The baHh of shiloh did not open for business this morning Milton A. Camp, cashier, who is alleged to be short $lo.ov' in his accounts. has disappeared. AT fairs of the institution have been turned over to the state department ol banking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
---------------- Sheriff Raids Steamer
By Associated frel

By Associated Press
 Mobile, January 13.-A raid on the A MeA, ican steamer San Bernardo that is hauled out bera on a local dry dock, made to- dav by the forces of Sheriff w. II. Hoi. scombe, Jr., resulting in 300 gallons ol grain alcohol being seized.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Wade Sentenced to Death

Bridgeport, Conn. January l5' = Sentence of death today was imposed on Elwood B. Wade, convicted last night of murdering George E. Nott in his home here last August.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
 ADOPTS FIVE ORPHANS

Albany. January 13.-tspecial.)-- rive oruAans have been unOffictally adopted by the social sfrvice class 1T the central Methodist church. Iii. organization, with member shin of only fa. has appropriated ESQ Tor the upkeep of five children tr lie famine areas of Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-14
Commission Should Act
 On Waterworks Matter
 States Junior Chamber

That the city commissioners should not pass the buck the voters the matter of fixing the valuation o the waterworks expressed in resolution adopted last night general meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Mexico Grants Delay in
Petroleum Tax Payments

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 20.-The MeSi
can government has grSnted 4 delay
until January 20 Of the payment OF
production and export taxes due from
American oil companies in Mexico. The
taxes which approximate 22,O00, 900
pesos. were due December 9j. under
an agreement reached in conference
here in September. at which the com.
pauies objected 90 Increases in levies.
Payment was specified 10 be partly
in Mexican government bonds. and iu
asking for an extension OF time the
oil men pointed 10 the low market
value Of these securities.
II is semi-officialy stated that Min.
ister OF Finance de Ia Huerta ex.
poets that before January % the fun.
damental points Of the negotiations
now going on in New York between
the oil men and banking interests wil'
be setued, upon which ne will start
for New York TO represent the Mex.
lean government in the arrangements
minister requested some time ago
that the legislature Of rae state OF
Sonora. of which ne is governor per-
mit him TO remain away from his post
there for three months. This permis.
sion was granted but unless the oil
men and bankers find some basis up.
on which TO end the present negotia.
lions successfully. he will not 20 to
New York
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Two Wildcats Drilling
in McCurtain TerritOr,

Sullivan 81 al ar drilling wildcat
test known a. No. on the Binlley
farm. in section 27, six miles north
west Of the Town VI Forman in Ark.
ansas about one mle east OF the OK
lahOma line. in Little River county.
Present depth of the test is reported
as .OSj feet in lime formation. The
WeIl is drilling with the rotary tools.
slight oil aud gus showings are re
ported as having been encountered IN
This test at depths OF 900 feet. u2G
irrt and 1900 feet. The sullivan In.
tefest whoa are associated with ~
Louis people have y block OF 5000
acres ~ Ne vicinity OF the test.
The sullivan No. test one mile
south Of Fcman was temporarily
abandoned when the S.inch casing
nuug In the hole. The tools were NOV.
ID ana are now being used ia the No
o. There IS q possibility that with tho
completion VI No. operations may
again he resumed in No. !.
One and ohe-half miles south oi the
town Of F6rman, Miller et al are
drilling their No, ! win u Star -
machine Al 500 feet 4 sand has been
encountered and is nov being tested
The sullivan et al wildcat Is located
tiN miles east and one mle south Of
the He'd River Petroleum company's
lest which Is drilling la McCurtain
county, Ia section 10. Ss-2Ge and IS now
at = depth ,f 1900 feet drilling With
The standard tools and carrying the 10.
Inch casing sand totaliny = thickness
Of a05 feet BE- reported as having
been encountered IN This test az depths
" 40 feet. GO feet. $50 feet. $40 feet
and 1852 feet All OF the sands. with
the exception Of two. which went dry.
states the report, have had traces of
oil ana vas. The well Is located on the
MorTis-Wh,teman-Spencer. Paker farm.
and nearest production Is ia the El
Dorado field 70 miles east. The Ped
River company has block OF 1900
acres In the vicinity Of the test.
The gelworth OIL company Is trying
to straighten crooked hole iu lie
NJ. l in the section IA. ss.25e. SIs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Operations May Resume
in Maud Test Abandoned
Temporarily Section 1919

The Maud Oil and Gas Company Will
Immediately resume operations IN its
No. / on the Nesbttt farm. in the
poctheast quarter Of the northwest
ssarter Of section s, moe. IN Pot
nwatomie county according To 4
statement made here las: night by
Fred Ptak, VINO is interested in the
concern. This test was temporarily
abandoned about four years ago at q
depth of 2900 feet, aud at which depth
= sand which is reported IS having
flowed ~ barrels and made 10 O.OOO,OU
feet OF gas was encountred. Teols
lost ia the hole ana parted casing
forced cessa ton OF operation in th-
Test 1t the time. The ) 3-lG inch
casing was carried 10 the bottom Of
the hole. Efforts will be made 10 puu
lhs casing and straighten the hole
and get the tools out, and shooting
may be resorted 10 if necessary. stan
card tools will be used when drilling
- resumed.
Production in the Maud We'll No. :
IL the same section is reported -
80 hsrrels. Two pipe lines are con-
tenplating entry into the area, with
one or them practically assured The
operators that L would connect. More
storage may be- erected. At the pres
ent time, there is 275O barrels storage
capacity ON the lease. 1000 barrels
or which has already been filled Tn
confirmed reports have il that several
dril ng contracts BY the Maud com
pany are now being contemplated for
more wells On the area. The Maud
people own 80 acres in the vicinity
VI their producer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Faster and Faster
60 into ch;td?siovinS homes

Wonderful fun these Kellogg
Jungleland Moving Pictures-for
children and for mothers and dad
dies! No limit to these animal
antics! Any hour--day or night!
And-Jungleland FREE to you,
with generously big package OF
KELLOGG'S-the most deli
ciously favored, the crispest,
crunchiest Corn Flakes you ever
put in your mouth!
Such q. fun treat with Jungleland
and taste treat with KELLOGGS
Corn Flakes! Children delight in
KELLOGG'S because they are not
leathery or hard to chewl Grown
folks delight in KELLOGG'S fas-
cinating flavor and unique crisp
ness! KELLOGG'S are simply
wonderful! That's the way to say il!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Humble May Resume in
Section 6-4.2 NV. Hewitt

UBconfirmed reports have it that
tns Humble oil and Refining CON.
psny may start UP operations on It's
ts.s on Inv Noei farm. in section Z
>-S~. northwest Of production In the
Hewitt field. This test has been shut
Scwn for two months ~ a depth Of
400 feet In What ts reported "a lin,
forunfsoa. A dry ssnd was drilled
tHrvuso in this test below 200 feet.
Standard tools have been used dur.
lny the drilling and the 9-ls inch
cssslns has been carried 70 the bolton
vi the hole
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
WITH THE OIL MEN

w. j.. larkin of Tulsa. with the
Baker Strawn interests. was here on
business visit Monday. Mr.. Larllin
county is stlll the center of interest
among the members of the local fra.
ternity. Two more producers were re.
Gently added to the number in the
field by the Continental oil company
and Bradsteet ct al bringing the to-
tai of producers TO more than six.
There are now about ten wells drill
ing. Mr.. Iarkin states that shortage
OF water with which TO carry on op.
erations is hindering development in
many of the north Oklahoma and
Kansas fields
=. A. Deniels, tool dresser with Pete
Lively, who is working on the Amer.
ada Petroleum company's test in sec.
ton 90 5sl was in this city last night
John Bryan OF Chickasha with the
land department Of the Carter Oil
company is here for several days
u. l.. Gay. Of Healdton, drilling con.
tractor working on the Cooperative
Oil and Gas company test on the Bean
farm in section 29, 3s-4e in Johnston
county, is here on a business visit
Mr.. Gay states that The well is now
shut down waiting on orders. The
location is ten miles east Of Berwyn
G. p. Baker, oil operator of Idabel.
is in Ardmore on n business visit. Mr.
Baker makes frequent visits 10 this
vicinity. He is one Of the old-timers
in Oklahoma, having como here in
1900 from Missouri residing ut Duncan
from 1900 TO 1910 Snce 1911 he has
been az Idabel and engaged actively
in the oil game. lie has interests
at Duncan. Hewitt, Stephens shallow
fields. Arkansas and in McCurtain
county.
J. II. Hudson and G.. W. Strawn,
both OF this city, and Ed Parr. man.
ager of the F'rick-Reid Supply com.
pany at Wilson, spent Monday on 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
HealdtOn Test Drilling
Stephens Shallow Area

HsaidtoE Oh Company b. duulne al
~ fres Ia its NJ. O un the Baker
t~rm, in the .ou,hWes, quarter ci
ssct.,n y as.sN. 100 che stephens sNal
,sN poo. This location .. midway be.
t~Srn proouctiou. Ieing .ne nail, ftom
production Oh The aouthe1lst where
s~nd is ehcouutsfed al soV feet and
V1e uul- irom production Ou the
uorthwesi where The sand is found al,
* fsst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
BARNETT FORGOT TO
TELL HIS GUARDIAN

AGUSKOGEE. Okla, Dec. 90
The flight OF jackson Barnett ana
his wife 10 Muskogee was ur.
known TO Carl j. O'Hornett of
Henryetta, Barnett's guardian. un-
il he was advised by Tie Asso.
Grated ress that Barnett and his
wife wsre moving into resi-.
dence here. O'Hornett stated he
believed Barnett was brought 10
Muskogee against his will and
that he preferred to live in Ok.
mulgee county. He doubted. he
said. that the Barnetts had pur.
clesed the Muskogee residence.
Asked whether he intended taking
steps TO force Barnett to return
to Okmulgee county, O'Hornett
said he had not received sufficient
Information 10 warrant a state
mtrt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
ptak to Drill Wildcat
Southwest Okmulgee Area

Fred Pt.k h4, completed con-
Liact whereby H. Will drill i wildcat
,est on the Dnl farm, iu the southeasl
quarter ot secGon ls-l5-lO three miles
south and west u production ia ihe
OEuusee district standard tools
~il. be used. auJ The contract calls
70. total dypth Of a+OV ieet if ou In
paying quantity is not encountered
-l snauoWer depth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Million Dollar Tax Case
Scheduled for January

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dee. 90
The case ot r. A. Gllispie against
tho state Of Oklahoma, involving
the question Of income taxation
on oil produced from restricted
Indian land, is set for hearing be-
fore the United States supreme
court January I, according 10 c.
H. King, assistant attorney gen.
eral. who returned from Washing.
ton Saturday night. MIR. King had
gone 10 argue the case which was
originally set for December 8.
More than million dollars IN
taxes win be involved by the de-
cision in the case. il was said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Lone Star Bailing Test
Martin Farm Section 6-2-6

Lone Star Gas company is sun bail
ing its No. ON the Martin farm in
the southeast ct the northeast quar-.
Ter Of section =. 2sSw. preparatory to
drilling out the plug which was ce.
mented on top Of the oil sand At 4
depth Of 3O43 feet. The well was drilled
10 u total depth OF 30sl feet. having
been rat'tailed ahead. Rotary tools
were used during tae drilling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
American Properties
Attached by Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Dec. .0--The gov.
ernment has ordered an attachment 10
be placed on properties of the Allan
tic, Gulf and West Indies Petroleum
corporation. consisting of three tanks
OF petroleum and quantities of pipe
line and other material. The property
attached is estimated to be worth
$500. 600.
The ministry of finance alleges that
the company owes 100000 pesos for
import duty on pipe line material.
The company claims to owe much
smaller amount and has asked for
a writ OF amparo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Galt-HudsOn Completing
Fishing Job Section 36-4-2

D4.t Hudson So. test ou The Fra
-.r farm. lu 800, nor th,Jst coCner
e.; ,hs southeast quarter OF tnc south
vest QU4rt,r oi section 10, is2w. ln
tne Hewitt southeast extension, j.
l-tinf fOg the IS, 10 feet VI tub
ins STUCK iu ,em-u, 1T . depth Of
..Vu feet -, which depth the y IS
iGCh casing was s.l The operators
vsp.,t 10 complete 90, usuus loJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
OIL NEWS
FROM LOCAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA FIELDS
kR0H\

NY l. on. d. Smith farm in the
center Of the north line of the south
half Of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section 80. 4s-9w.
is drilling al 1850 feet
Coline-Cooner-C Cheek No. & on the
Westheimer b farm, in the southeast
corner OF the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section &c, 4s-2w. ls drilling
at 400 feet
Texas Company No. 6. on the Den
ny Il farm, nthe northeast corner
OF The southeast quarter of the norsh.
west quarter Of northwest quarter of
SECTION 80, 4s-2w, is drilling Al 1900
feet
Westheimer and Duube No. 10. on
the kalish farm, in section IL. 4s-9w.
tas cemented the l0inch easing II a
eepth OF lJl0 feet.
Garter Oil Company has sci the I.
inch casing at = depth Of 1850 feel
in its twin to No. t. located in the
northeast corner Of the southeast guar
ter or the southeast quarter of section
lC, 4s-2w. On the Ward farm
Carter Oil Company is rigging ny
the rotary tools on its twin 10 No. !
in The southwest corner OF section
10. 4s..w ON the Woodruff farm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
Perlmutter Mil Opens

BERLIN,-A "perlmutter' factos|
rs Germans call motherof'peari' h1
been opened in Jerusalem, accorollI
to the Zioaistiche Correspondents I1
factory will begin with the manuial
ture OF mother.of.pearl buttons ~
pearl art objects.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

Curtain county. Total depth Of the
test is sSS feet with the hole out Of
shape at go feet. A Star 80 machine
is being used in the drilling. Showings
Of oil and gas were encountered in
this test AZ $40 and $40 feet. The Bel
worth and Red River tests are re
ported as being the only two drilling
in AlcCurtain county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

LONDON.-Many OF the new autumn
models are either trimmed with or
partly composed of ribbon. Narrow
ribbon. wide ribbon waxed ribbon
corded ribbon, velvet ribbon, all play
their parts in making up milady's
latest fashionable headgear.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20
HEWITT OPERATIONS

ConneCooner-h.ei No = on th,
westheimsr b farn. ia the csntef
4 the south line u the north halt
" the northwest quarter OF tee north
weft quarter OF section 36. 4s-?w
Hewitt southeast extension, is dr1ll
lns at SEQ feet
pslss- Company No. !. sB the Lsn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

hunting trip in Love county and re.
port total of 10 quail as the result
The men made the trip by motor.
W. Il. Mccormack Of Chicago, is
here on business visit. Mr.. McCor.
mack Is cousin to Harold McCor.
mack. president of the International
Harvester company.
Fred ptak. Independent operator OF
Oklahoma City, was an Ardrnore bust.
ness visitor Monday
Van c. Smith of Oklahoma City,
bond salesman with the American Ma.
tional Bank, is an Ardmore business
visitor,
Clifton Ratlft, Oklahoma City in.
snrance man.. is in this city.
Frank Ketch, administrators. and
Fred Ellis, attorney, both with the
Hamon estate, left for st. Louis Mon
day on a business trip. They will re.
turn 10 this city Friday
Walter Young and Joe Phelar. both
prominent members Of the local oil
brokers association, have formed u
partnership and are now established
in their new office at col Simpson
building.
Walter Neustadt has returned from
a ten day trip TO oklahoma City where
he engaged in business matters. Mr..
Neustadt states that Indications point
to a slow. but steady Improvement
in the industrial situation and that
finance is loosening up 10 consid-
cradle extent.
REMEMBER THE FOLKS ON
CHRISTMAS WITH NUTS. WE SHIP
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

REMEMBER THE FOLKS ON
CHRISTMAS WITH NUTS. WE SHIP
DIRECT FOR YOU. CRACKED, uN-
CRACKED OR MEATS. ARDMORE
NUT co. PHONE li4S.--ady. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

Thousands of Jungleland Moving
Pictures have been put away for
Christmas gifts! They'd cost you
SOC in book stores! If you have no
children, give Jungleland to little
friend you love.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
KELLOGG'S Jungleland is packed
inside the Waxtite wrapper of
every package of KELLOGG'S
Corn Flakes! You can't buy
KELLOGG'S without Jungleland
you can't buy Jungleland with
out KELLOGG'S!
If you ask for KELLOGG'S
Corn Flakes and INSIST upon
KELLOGG'S-the kind in the
RED and GREEN package
YOU'LL GET KELLOGG'S!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

J. II. Hudson and c. W. Strawn,
both OF this city, and Ed Parr. man.
ager of the Frick-Reid Supply com.
pany at Wilson, spent Monday on 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-20

hunting trip in Love county and re.
port a total Of 10 quail as the result
The men made the trip by motor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-08-18
TO wREsTLE IN COON RAPIDS
Largo Crowds From Audubon County
win Attend the Big Gala
Day Festivities

Earl Caddock of Walnut, famous
Iowa heavyweight wrestler and the
former worlds champion, will meet
Charlie Peters of Omaha in a finish
tussle for the best two out of three
falls at Coon Rapids on the night of
Sept. %.
The wrestling match is a head
liner of an all day athletic show,
which is expected to attract 10000
people to town. The affair will be
held in the open and an outdoor
arena will be erected to handle 3d.
600 persons.
Caddoek is we'll known in this
section and as he has a large fol-
lowing in Iowa he is expected to be
a great attraction with the Nebras-
ka wrestler.
A ten round boxing contest be-
tween Hughie Walker, the Kansas
City iron man, and Bill Hart, the St.
Paul heavyweight, will be the semi
windup to the wrestling tussle.
Walker has fought all of the good
boxers and is well known. He re-
Gently beat Homer Smith in ten
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-08-18
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Extra and Hamlin

Two funerals have taken place in
our congregation this week. Last
Sunday the infant baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Anderson was Inferred
at the Oakfield cemetery. A brief
funeral service was held in the home
of the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Andersen, south of Extra. On
Tuesday, Mr.. John Lohner, a former
merchant OF Extra, was laid to rest
in the Extra cemetery, after a large
host of friends and relatives had
paid him the last respects at a fun
eral service in the church. HIS OBJ
ituary is found elsewhere in this
paper.
Our Y. P. societies had a spIent-
id picnic down the Oakland grove
last Sunday afternoon. We certain
ly enjoy to see our "hope of the fut-
ure" line up with the church, where
they can find strength and encour-
agement to fight the good fight for