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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
m. at 411h North Union avenue.
Comprising lecture, messages, etc.

m. at 411h North Union avenue.
Comprising lecture. messages, etc.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Tenth
and Court street
Rev. Hugh T. Gary, DID, Minister.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 1900 O'Clock.
Organ Prelude-Fughitter.. Lemaigis
Pastoral ................... Lemaigie
Quartet-"Arise, Shine for Thy Light
is Come" ........................ Buck
Sermon to Junior Congregation
The Christmas Measure"
Quartet-"Christian the Morning
Breaks sweetly Ger Thee"
sermon-"The Manger Throne II. r
Shelley
Organ Observation-Disclosures March.
Evening service:
Christmas celebration by the Bible
School and the Church Quartet at
1880 o'clock.
Organ Prclude--1. Grand Chorus.
..... ...................... Lenaigie
1nvoca tion-Dr. Gary.
The Christmas Story In His Own
Words-Charle1 Patrick.
Tenor Solo-o. Jerusalem Look
About Thee ....-........ Buck
Mr.. Vance Keister.
Song by Beginners. Department.
THE Happy Carol"
Away in Manger.
Recitations-"Why Do Bells for
Christmas Ring ?''-Clara Schmittler
MY Kiddie Car Mildred Frame.
Song--"The Wise Men'-The Pri-
mary Department.
Pageant christmas the World
Around'-Junior Department.
Solo-"The Virgins Lullaby" Buck
Selection from Cantata-"The Child
Jesus" ...................... FlAg6
Junior Department.
Chorus-"Awake! Put on Thy Strength
o Zion" ................. Buck
Organ Postlude-'Festival Poet1ude
......... Observation-Disclosures. Huzog
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
PUEBLO RIRLE HALL

Cedar and Arroyo streets
Meetings on Lords Day:
Sunday school at 9:<5 a m.
Gathering around. tho Lords table
at II a. nj.
Fulfilled prophecies concerning the
Christ will be the subject for tho eve
ming. 1880 p. m.
On Friday night commencing
promptly at 7:1s We have our annual
entertainment for the Sunday school
which viii be mostly musical. Reward
prizes will he given and refreshments
served at the close. We also expect \
number OF our Denver young people
here. and we extend a hearty invita-
ton 10 all parents and friends to
spend a pleasant evening with us.
Come early in order to secure a
scat.
The scholars will be re-arra!nged In
their classes on the following Sunday
for the coming year. We are busy
opening up the new basement to give
us more room and hope to sec both
places filled. Should our Lord tarry
We intend. to fortify these children
against the wiles OF Satan. SO subtle In
these days. by Acknowledge OF Gods
word
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
THE PEOPLES MISSION

foT West c street. Ida NJ. ATTIC
berry, pastor. Miss Georgia Buie. asst.
Service every night In the week Mt
s o'clock. on Monday night Decem-
ber IS our Christmas program will be
given. We expect to have a good pro-
gram with Christmas tree and treat
for the children. We. like others.
take pleasure In making Christmas
bright and pleasant for those who
need It.
Service: Prayer meeting, . a. rn..
Sunday School. 10: morning sermon.
II: Jail service. IL: praise service. Z
II. m. Y. r. S. $50. open-air, 100
and evening service Mt n. m. All
are cordially invited to attend these
scrvices.
Lunch is served free ench evening
to out -of-work mon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
MESA pREsRYTER1AN

Rou,t and Michigan. Louis j. Al
bert pastor Residence 2i7 T.. Routt,
Phone stsIJ. II. j. Renowden, superin-
tcndcnt of the Sunday school Geo c.
Foster. director of music
Sunday school 9:ii. our school is
growing right along. next Sunday we
look for the largest attendance we
have ever had. Come and he one of
us,
Morning Worship At II o'clock. The
subject OF the pastors sermon will be
The Preparation of the World for
Christ The double mixed quartet
VIII sing: The Birthday of the King
aud tho largo chorus choir will sing
the anthem. 20 That Men Would
Praise the Lord" by Herbert. If YOU
want to hear some fine singing come to
our church on Christmas and every
Sunday. At this service the pastor
will administer tho Sacrament of
Baptism to children. Evening worship
at I.i5. "a Tale OF old Bethlehem"
by Montanye Perry. will he read in
place of sermon. Mrs, Nernell will
sing. The Chris. Child" by Van de
Water
Prayer meeting and Bible study.
Wednesday evening at 1:4S.
You are always sure of a warm well
come and a Gospel sermon at our
church.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
MESA BAPTIST CHURCH

Elmer y Lyon, minister, 302 Michi-
gan; phone 1897.
Riblo school a:i5 a. IN.
Morning worship 1l:0o n, m.
r. Y. +. T., $50 p. m.
Fvcnine-Christmas cantata, render
cd by our church choir-a great musi-
cal treat.
The pastor will preach at tho 11;oo
o'clock service. on the theme. The
Heavenly Christmas Message, Luke
?;A. Lot all the members he present
and make this a great church home
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
HOLY TRINITY

Routt and Broadway.
The Rev. G, Stanley Long. rector.
Residence S06 w. Abrendo. Phone
2063-W
'The services for the Feast of the
Nativity will be- Christmas Day.
1880 a. m.-Holy Communion.
1000 A. m.-Choral Mathis and
short address, by the rector.
Note-Morning service at 10 o'clock
instead of II o'clock. No evening serv-
ice.
Monday. Dec. rs, st. Stephen, Martyr.
7:30 a. m.-Holy Communion.
Tuesday. Dec. 81, st. John, Evang.
1870 a. m.-Holy Communion.
Wednesday. Dec. 2s. Holy innoccnts.
$50 a. m.-Holy Communion.
Friday, Dec. 80 OFasD
2:30 p. m.--Lades Guild
1;30 p. m.-Choir practise.
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coming" day. Bring tho entire family.
We can celebrate our Lords birthday.
In our Lords house, on Oar Lords Day
All the friends and neighbors of the
community are cordially invited. Come
and enjoy our fellowship, and the en-
tire service. You are all welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
EAST SIDE BAPTIST

East Fourth and Capitol streets.
George F, Lowe, minister
Bible school and morning service
combined in ono. Beginning 1890 and
closing ll:45; come and meet with us
sunday morning. Subject: The Spirit
of christmas"
$50. Young People Service.
7:3o. evening worship. Subject: 'All
For the Glory of Cod
Our evening services are evengelistic
and We especially invite those seeking
to know Christ to meet with US.
Annual meeting of the church Will
be held Wednesday beginning at $50
with free dinner for all the members
and friends of the church
After the dinner there Will be pro-
gram Of several special features given
in the auditorium, OF the church.
Reports from all the various societies
of the church will be read, also an out
line of the work proposed for the new
year Will be submitted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
NORTHERN AVENUE NJ f.


Northern and East orruan avenues.
Frederic TeyiS Erucrer. n. n. mini
istcr. Residence 1870 East Orman.
Phone sI5i.
Church school a.t5 a. m,
Morning sermon theme. Tho Incar-
nate Word
At $50 the Sunday school program.
This is to be a white Christmas with
gifts for the King
Large chorus choir. l.. N. Johnson.
leader
Music for the morning service:
Prelude With tho Shepherds
James. Mrs. r. r Kreuger. pianist.
Anthem-Hail King of Glory Hey
ser.
Ladies' chorus us-BriEhtcst and Best
Hcvser
cner,orire- From tho
Holy City-Gaul.
ouintet-Hark. iTark My soul-Shcl-
10y
rostlude-Glory Be to God. from
First Nssa-Hsydn,
Epworth League $50 y. m
Midwcek prayer service, Wednesday
$50 p M
cordial welcome awaits YOU at all
of the services OF this church. Take
Orman ear to Northern.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
BETHEL NJ. E.

Seventh and Capitol Ray S. Dunn.
Pastor.
On next Sunday the regular services
OF this church will be held. Sunday
school convenes promptly at 9:45
o'clock. Every teacher is urged to be
early. The children of the school will
bring gifts of food. clothing and toys
which will be distributed later In the
day to children in the neighborhood.
At the service for morning worship at
II O'Clock the choir will give special
music appropriate to Christmas and
the pastor will speak on The Worlds
Greatest Business" For the children
in the Junior church there will be IA
special program of music. pictures and
story, giving the children n glimpse
OF how Christmas is observed in far
away Norway. Pictures OF the country
and the people will bring this land of
ice and snow very near.
The topic for the Epworth League
service will be Following the Star;
What do we Find?" Mrs. Lyla Clark is
tho leader, and very flne program
has been prepared. All the young peo-
pie are especially urged to be present
At 1890 O'Clock the service for even
ing worship will be held. Special
Christmas musical numbers will be
rendered by the choir. and the sermon
c. W. Hancher, superintendent of the
Pueblo district.
Prayer service is conducted every
Wednesday evening at I:30 o'clock.
On Friday evening. December 30. at
s O'Clock. DR.. A. F. Ragatz OF Denver
will present a cartoon lecture, under
tho auspices Of the "Hustlers Class OF
the Sunday school An admission fee
of fifteen cents for children and twen
ty-flve cents for adults will be charged.
DIR. Ragatz Is a cartoonist of great
ability and wide reputation in this
state, and mover falls to interest and
entertain his audience. The admission
fec has been made purposely low that
large number of our adults and
children may enjoy this entertain
ment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

given. Members and friends Of the con-
gregation cannot afford to miss this
service
Thursday evening chicken pie sup
per will be served at the church an
mex. This is to celebrate the compile
tton of our recent improvements. and
is free to all members Of the congre-
CATION and their families. A social hour
will follow the supper.
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Near tho Mesa Junction, ono block
south and two blocks west. Miss Vera
Franson,, Organist. Mrs Flynn and
Miss Rodell. soloists.
Christman Sunday both the 100
o'clock and the 1880 services will pre-
sent the Christmas message in music
and sermon.
Church school. o;45. The Christ
mas Lesson.
THE WAYSlDE PULPIT-The Firs.
Congre ga tional church "Wayside Pull
pit" located at the Mesa Junction, has
carried during the last few days the
following message:
Observe
Tho Lords Birthday
On the Lords Day
In the Lords House,
The message for this week will be:
"Lifes Tests reveal
CHARACTER.
Not until Winter comes do we know
That the Pine Is an Evergreen"
THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
The association will not hold its next
meeting until January ., 1929.
TRINITY 'EiVANGEL. LUTHERAN
900 block r. Evans Ave. P. B.
F'ritsche. PASTOR
There will be no Sunday school on
Christmas day and no evening eerv-
ices.
German service at 1890 a. m.
Y. T. T. social Wednesday evening
at the school hall.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sun
day evening at the First Congregation
al church the service will consist
largely of Christmas music, pipe organ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
FIRST BAPTIST


Ninth and Grand evenue; Rev. NJ, d..
Austin. d. D., pastor.
Bible school 9.45 a m.
Morning worship II 90 a m.
Sermon by the pastor, theme: The
Man Of Gallilee."
r. Y. p. u. $50 p. m.
Evening worship, $50, theme. "A
Banished King"
The following musical prosram VIII
be rendered. a. m:
Prelude-Organ Mrs. Chas krebs.
Anthcm-"The Heavenly Sign
Soprano Solo-''Angels From the
Realms of Glory" Mrs. V. A. Hagaman
Rcsponse-"O Lord BE Gracious
Evening
Prelude-Organ ...... Mrs. Chas. krehs
Anthcn-"O Little Town of Bethlehem
Ladies Chorus-"Where Jesus Leads
VIII II. Samuels. director.
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FIRST NJ. f. SOUTH

Broadway and Pitkin: C. w, Hall,
pastor.
Sunday school, 9;45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. DO not forget
the hour of worship on Christmas day.
Senior League, $50. A special Christ
mas service.
At 7:30 a Christmas pageant will be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

soloists and congregational singing OF
the Christmas carols. The program as
arranged follows:
Organ Preludes:
Christmas Offertory ....... Guilnlant
March ...''..''..''...''''''' 1.s,i,,,,srs es rs
Call to Worship by the Choir-"An-
gels from the Realm of Glory
Congregational singing of 20 Come
All Ye Faithful"
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem
mas Story.
Scripture reading of the Christ
Carol by the Choir, The First Noel
Prayer followed by Joy to the
World" by the congregation.
Organ Offertory, "Andante," ........s
............ ................... Flagler
Vocal Offertory, solo-"Nazareth"..
.............. ................. 9ouhod
Miss Verna Rodell.
Short Talk on "Christmas by the
Poeta"
Duet by Mrs. Flynn and Miss Rodell.
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem -.
,.... ]. Prindle Scott
Hymn. Holy Night, Peaceful Night
by the Congregation.
Organ Poatlude, Grand Chorus 49,
.. ............ Lemairge
The organ numbers will be by Miss
Vera Franson.
CHURCH OF. JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Corner of Seventh and Fountain.
Sunday services:
Sunday school, 1890.
Evening meeting. 1890.
Relief Society Tuesday. 2.
Mutual. Thursday, 1880.
UNITED BRETHREN
Northern and Pine.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Sermon at 11:00: subject: GODS
Christmas Gift"
In the evening at s, the Scott School
of Music and Expression will furnish
the program All are invited
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming.
SPIRITUAL SERVICES
Are conducted every Sunday. p.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
PARK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN

fStNh RN fNEscP chiA4N
Park avenue and Seventh street. u.
Diamond Mitchell. Pastor; residence.
Tho Manse, 1ll7 East Eighth street.
The Bible school meets at a:45 with
efficient teachers in all departments
Dr. j. s. French. Superintendent.
Morning Worship at il:0n o'clock
subject of discourse; ''rhc l'nspcak-
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SQ LA NiES

Spruce and Centre. Benjamin n
Dasweli. priest IN charge.
Christmas services.
a.3o a. m.-Holy Communion.
30 u. m.-Evensong and sermon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Temporarily Mt Ninth and Court
streets.
Bible school a:A5 a m. Archboid
Jones. Superintendent
Morning worship IL O'Clock.
Prelude-M Moonlight Sonata" LIST
ovement-Beethoven.
Hymn-"o. Come All Ye Faithful"
Anthem-"rherc Were Shepherds"
Holden.
Anthem" Shine for Thy Light
|. Come'-Maksr
onertory-' Sileu, Night"
Soprano solo-"Come Unto Nc" The
Messiah-Handel.
Hymn-Joy to the World
sermon-The Rev. W. T. Hilton.
Uymn-'Hark. Hark Nv Soul
Postlude-"Chaut D'Avril''-Lack.
Fp~orth League, $50 y. m
Evening service 80 o'clock
Prelude 'Hsmmcnoi' = Ostrow-
Rubinstein.
csntata-"The Angelic Choir"-Car-
rie r. Adams.
chorus-"Hark. What Music Fills
tho -WiEElesworth.
Mems chorus s-'There Came Three
Kinss'-Anon.
Decitative = And There We're
Shepherds"
choru.-"Good Tidins. of Grea,
10y"
women's chorus-"And Suddenly
There Was with the Angel"
Chorus Rethlchem."
Soprano soio-"Msry's Manyer song
-Gsnnett Mrs II. G HAYDEN.
Chorus-NiEht all Nights EScelling'
-plumtre.
Mons chorus -"All NY Heart Thl.
Night Rejoices
Tenor solo--"Uail the Wondroua
Strnnser''-Anon. Mr. A. G. Briggs.
Womon's chorus-Hark. Hark Ny
Soul'-Fa her.
Final chorus-"Hail TO Tho Lord's >
Arolnted"-Mon'g gomery.
Postletude Christmas March
Merke'.
Director-Mrs. II. G. Hayden.
Fisnis,-Mrs. Alan Harrison.
orGanist-Mrs J. X Sweeney.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
TAROR I.IrTNER

Routt and jefferson. n. NJ. Samuel
son, Pastor.
"Julota". or early Christmas service
$40 a. m. especially arranged with
appropriate music.
Evening service. 7:t5 r m.
At this service the pastor will pre-
sent the members Of the confirmation
class with their new bibles instead of
presenting them on confirmation day
as has been the custom.
Christmas program by tho Sunday
school. Monday. T:3o p. m.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday eve
ming.
Midweek services. Thursday. 1890
r. m.
Luther League meeting, Friday. s
p, m.
Box supper and New Years Wake"
saturday. s u. M, by tho Buds Of
Promise" aud Upstreamer" classes
The SUNDAY school children will
meet 10 o'clock Monday morning for
rehearsal Of the Christmas program.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
Seventh and Summit streets. Car
man F.. Nell, Minister. Office phone
1914. residence 1861.
All the regular services will be held
this Sunday, Christmas Day. A cor
dial invitation is extended
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
Today's Services in Pueblo's Houses of Worship

ley, Miss Velma Darlington. Miss
Edna Mcqueen. Miss Isabel Steven
son.
Alto--Mrs. M. N. Core, Mrs. s. A. Doo-
little, Miss Erma Heath, Miss Doro-
thy Ritter.
Tenor-Mr. w. e. Burr, Mr.. Ralph Rit:
ter.
Bass Mr., F. A. sturdevent, Mr.. F.
S. Wallace.
BROADWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST
--R. d. Lowden. Minister.
2014 st. Clair avenue.
9:45 "A. m. Bible school. Christmas Day
and splendid day to be found in
the Bible School studying the Christ
Child.
11:0O a. nj. Morning Worship Lords
Supper and a Christmas sermon.
2:30 p. m. intermediate Christian En-
deavor.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor. Mrs.
Helen Carnahan, leader.
1870 p. m. Christmas Program by the
Bible school.
You are invited to these services.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing.
Junior Christian Endeavor on Sat-
urday morning at TO-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
UNITED BRETHREN
Nnrfhorn and PIMA

SPIRITUAL SERVICES
Are conducted every Sunday. p.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
THE CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION

Grand avenue and Eighteenth street
Benjamin u. Daswcll. rector.
Christmas Eve.
1o:45 y. Morgan recital
1900 p. n.-Csrol singing
II 40 y. m,-Holy Communion.
Christmas day.
1:3o a. m.-Holy Communion.
in;iH a.. Morgan recital
II M a m.-Matins and sermon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sun
day evening at the First Congregation
al church the service will consist
largely of Christmas music pipe organ,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

German service at 1890 a. m.
Y. T. T. social Wednesday evening
at the school hall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

TRINITY lElvANGEL. LUTHERAN
900 block y. Evans Ave. P. B.
Fritsche. PASTOR
There will be no Sunday school on
Christmas day and no evening serv-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Tho association will not hold its next
meeting until January ., 1929.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-21
Judge Newell Refuses
Mandatory Injunction
Against the Water Co.
Circuit Judge Holds State Health
Board Has No Power to Make Wa.
ter Company Install Filtra.
ton Plant.

Circuit Judge c. d. Newell Satur-
day afternoon refused to grant man
datory injunction asked by the State
Board Of Health against the Maysville
Water Company compelling that COR
poration to install filtration plant to
furnish Maysville pure and wholesome
water.
The lawyers on both sides have been
busy taking depositions for several
days and took evidence up until 2
o'clock this afternoon when the case
was called. They stated their case,
however, and submitted the matter to
Judge Newell on the one issue decided
by the court. Although the city Of
Maysville made answer, it brought up
no new issue and City Attorney DAILY
and former Chief Justice John D. Car
roll, who represented the city, took
no part in the discussion.
In refusing to grant the injunction
compelling the water company to in
stall a filtration plant, Judge Newell
said that he wanted it distinctly un-
derstood that he was tieing no ones
hands and that the State Health Board
could exercise its police powers or
proceed in criminal court IL they so
elected.
Attorney James M. Collins, repre-
senting the State Health Board, asked
an appeal which was granted and an
effort will be made to get the case be-
fore the present term of the Court Of
Appeals.
Worthington, Cochran, Browning &
Reed, of this city, and Attorney Craw-
ford, of Louisville, represented the
water company.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-21
MAY INCREASE SALARIES
OF. TWO CITY OFFICIALS
COuncllmen Seem to Favor an In.
crease In Salary Of Police Judge
And the Mayor.

It became known today that move
ment has been placed on foot to in
crease the salaries Of the Mayor and
the Police Judge effective with the
new administration to be elected in
the approaching November election.
1t is learned on good authority that
Councilmep will l'ask at the next meet
ing Of Council that the Laws and Ord
nance committee draft an ordinace
fixing the salaries Of these two off,
cials at one hundred dollars per month
each. The Police Judge is at present
receiving salary Of SIS per month
and the Mayor salary Of $50 month
both Of which are entirely too small
for the duties required Of those OFF,
GERS, many Councilmen think.
From what can be learned such an
ordinance would have little trouble in
passing Council and would become a
law in time to be effective when the
officers take their seats on January l.,
1922.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-21
TOBACCO PLANTS ARE
GROWING SLOWLY
Weekly Crop Report Shows Early
Corn Not Doing Well But Wheat
Making Satisfactory Progress.

Louisville, May 81. The United
States Weather Bureaus summary Of
weather and crop conditions for the
week ending May II, issued today
says:
CLOUDY weather with moderate to
heavy rains prevailed during the first
half Of the week. The soil was too wet
to plow or plant corn and farm work
was practically at standstill. The
last half was dry and favorable for
outdoor work and considerable pro-
gress was made in planting corn and
soil preparation. The temperature was
generally below normal, too low for
satisfactory growth or termination.
Some early corn is up but Its color is
not good and it is making little growth
Corn planting is much delayed and
much corn land has not been prepared
on account of the wet soil.
Wheat made satisfactory growth and
is heading generally. 1t continues in
very good condition, although there is
complaint of rust in some localities.
Tobacco plants are plentiful but are
growing slowly on account of the cool
weather. Setting commenced this
week but not many plants are large
enough to transplant. Most of the set,
ting was done In the dark" district
Oats are good but generally late be-
cause of late sowing.
Potatoes are good to excellent, be-
ing less affected than other crops by
the low temperature. Gardens make a
poor showing, termination and growth
being seriously retarded Hill and up
land pastures continue good
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-21
commencement
week WILL Open ON
SUNDAY, JUNE 18th
High School Commencement VIII Be
Held on Thursday Evening, June
16th-Week Crowded With
School Events.

Members of the Senior Class and
the faculty Of the Maysville High
School are quite busy Just at this time
getting ready for the celebration of
Commencement Week which will be-
gin this year on Sunday, June 12th,
with the annual sermon by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Lewis W. Burton, Of Lexington,
Bishop of the Lexington diocese of the
Episcopal church.
Other events will follow each day
during the week and every day will be
crowded with big events to which the
graduates Of the grades as we'll as the
High School will take part
The official ;alendar for Commence
ment Week is announced by the school
authorities as follows:
June IL - Baccalaureate Address,
Bishop Lewis w. Burton, Lexington.
June 10 - Eighth Grade Closing Ex-
ercises, Colored School.
Tuesday, June IA. 2 p. m. - Glass
Day.
Wednesday, June 15, p. m. -
Eighth Grade Closing Exercises.
Wednesday evening, June Is. - Col
ored School Commencement.
Thursday evening, June 16, - High
School Commencement.
Friday evening, June II. Alumni
Reception,
June 17.-Semester Ends.