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OPPORTUNITIES

IF you want TO sell your land. no mat
ter where located, there is buyer for
it somewhere, write ME quick what you
have.-Connie Hicks, Toccoa. Ga.
$500 a day in spare
time tipping stories and .photoplays for
US Full instructions mailed, SOC
Authors Tipping s. Revising Bureau.
Muscadine. Ala.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-9Oc an hour TO advertise and
distribute samples to consumer. Write
quick for territory and particulars Al
bert Mills, Gen. Mgr, 4736 American
Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio.
NEW MAP OF FLORTDA-Just out
showing the six new counties and new
census, etc. Everyone wants this. HUSE
SALES CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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legal NOTICE


NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF an execution issued
from the Court Of Record Of Escambia
County. Florida, on a Judgment in said
Court recovered in suit wherein The
Banking, Savings & Trust Company Of
Pensacola, Florida, a corporation. was
plaintiff and w. G. Barrineau, T. @.
Britton and W. T. Earnest were de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned. as Sheriff of
Escambia County Florida. has levied
upon as the property of the said w G.
Barrineau and viii offer for sale and
sell at public cutlery. to the highest and
best cash bidder during the legal hours
Of sale, in front Of the County Court
House Door in Pensacola. Escambia
County Florida on Monday, the TIN day
OF November, 1921, the following described
property, to-Wit:
Lands in township ? north. range 81
west.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position by young LADY with
three years experience in stenograph
ic and general office work, including
bank work. Address A, B. c, Journal.
SITUATION WANTED-Intelligen ed
ucated man, with automobile. wants
position, part or all Of the dav. Selling
experience References. Address r. %.
Box 279. City.
POSITION WANTED-Compe stenog-
.rapher wishes p rmanent position. z. c.,
care Journal
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i liz Of NV III Of So ia and
elsW IA Of Sc IA .....-.... 20
NV Ii of NE Ia .........A.. "a
NE Ii Of NE IA ....... %
r IL of Sc IA ................ 80
All Section OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Lands in Township North.
Range % West. to-wit -
w IA Of sW IA and NE IA
NI-2 Of NE III. Sc III Of NE ii
and NE Ia Of Sc 1-4....... 20
f AZ Ia q p 81 To Ia Nartb =
Range 81 West. to-wit:-
SW Ia Of NV IA .............. IT
NE ia Of NE IA Of Sc IA Of
n 70 Of NV Ia Of M Ia e
All Section .,..............-...
N IL of NV Ia ..-........... IL
Lands IN Township North,
N IL Of NV ~, = IL Of NY IL
Of NE IA IL Of SM ~
Of Of NV SW Il Il 81 y Ii Il o # ne sE Ia t
NE IA Of Sc - Sc IA OF
Sc II. " az az q sly s Ia q
Of Sc Id Of NE 1-4. NE IL
Of sW IA S IL OF sw IA;
L IL of NV IA OF Sc IA and
w IL Of NE Ia of Sc 1@4..
f IL Of sW Ia Of NV II.
NV Ia OF Sc Ia. and VIE
OF SE Ia Of NW l~at.....+ 5
w IL OF NE Ia, NV IA of
Sc Ia. less right Of way
NV IA Of SW Ia and NE Ia
n q Ia + Of wv IA IL. and
S IL OF IL ........ IL
Sc Ia Of Sc IL and \ IL Of
Sc Ia of NE 1-4...-. u
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Of z IL Of NE Ia .......e... y
ssTSei 81 .;;.,,..l ssactfo1 -
All fractional section ....-.-...-. 70
All fractional section ......+t+-.. ~
All fractional section 3s
Lands in Township North,
Range 81 West. to--wit:-
NV NV Il II q of Sc ia and Sc ii
Ei-a Of Ne ia Of NV Ia IA
NE IA of NE IL. W Il Of
NV IA Of NV IA Sc Ia of
NV IA. E ~ Of SW IA and
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together with all and singular the tens-
ments hereditaments and appurtenanees
A. C. ELLIS
sheriff Of Escambia County. Florida.
in the Court Of Record Of EscanlbIa
County. State Of Florida.
Robert F. /. Mecssfii. and
]. J. McCaskili,
VS..
PROPER affidayit having been fled to
require the making Of this order
1T IS ORDERED, that the defendant,
REQUIRED to appear to the bill OF COM
plant herein on the 18th day Of October,
1871, and that the Clerk of this Court
cause this order to be published for
four consecutive weeks prior TO such
Appearance day in the Pensacola Jour
naL a newspaper published ats Pensacola.
Done and ordered this. the 22nd day Of
e pee''iDei' c. b. JONES
Judge.
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Transfer Storage

BORRAS TRANSFER CO.
House EAST CHASE eTREET. AL
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR Bust
MES acNiciTED.
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MORTGAGE LOANS
DREssN WAKING

DRESSMAKING
PLAIN and fancy dressmaking. remod-
cling, children's dresses. 1874 z. Lee
St
PLAIN DRESSMAKING done at home
or by the day. Children's school
dresses made cheap. 424 2. Hitendencia.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large unfurnished room in
private family, with kitchen. no chill
dren. Phone 2309-J.
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FOR RENT-TIouse unfurnished, I'VE
rooms, BATH electric lights. zoos w.
Chase 23o8R.
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Any kind of Wood delivered at
the right price Phone 9OS.
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FOR SALE-T Furnishings OF rooming
house down town. Fine location; rooms
always rented. Win sell cheap for cash.
as am leaving city. Phone 241J-W.
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New and used parts for almost any
make 81 ear. send old parts to be
duplicated.
AUTOMOBILE wREcKiHc co.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SCH 1QL TEACHERS-Tase your last
seison's hat and have it re-made into
the 4NORDsTROM MILLINERY. i94 =.
Inteldeneia ST.
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FOR RENT-New, modern. unfurnished
three-room bungalow apartment with
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NEW RESORTS

NJ TIcE TO TRAVELLING MEN
BAGDA0 INN
Bagcsd, Fla.
we h We A place at Bagdad where you
can Z t best of accommodation. Clean
steam heated rooms Excellent food and
real aervice. Hot and cold water IN
evarv .oorn. Rates reasonable.
RAGDAD INN
WELLHuRsT
Arno, ? the pines on beautiful Perdido
Bay- thirteen miles southwest OF Pensa-
cola BY way Of Millview along shore
pear noefrv and sunshine. Take your
friends 10 this wonder spot for weels-
end. Good eats. three times per "a
srse yatarsfs fine Rates reasonable. For
r,ef~ts .,ffars write MRS. DOROTHY
coOsSE. P. o. Lillian Ala
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VIOLIN PUPILS ACCEPTED. LIMITED
NUMBER. WILLIE IDA THOMSON,
1920 z. MALLORY. PHONE 2345.
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FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping with private bath on North
Hill, 500 n. Spring st. Phone 1874.
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W ANTED-Several single girls over Is
years OF age to act salesladies dur
ing annual fall sale-nust furnish good
reference. Apply at once. S. H Kress
q Co.
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FOR SALE
ZOE ~
PENSACOLA MART.

PENSACOLA MART.
80 e. Garden. Phone 1900
Trading, Selling and Buying
Fords, Hudsons, Chevrolet, Maxwell
trucks. launches sewing machines, cash
register, furniture and GNtures Tyne
writer stoves and other personal prop
erty. List your wants and sales with US.
EDWIN HICKS. Mgr.
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FOR SALE-One new s-yon FIoIt tractor.
cheap. on easy terms. Ira ctor Is now
IN Pensacola. r. n L. McCaskill Co.,
De Funiak Springs, Fla.
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FOR RENT--Furnished three-room
apartment also sleeping room. 431 w.
Gregory
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WANT to trade one Overland car in
good condition for Ford car. Can be
seen at 1Sl w. Romano. or phone 14s4.
WANTEDlrF Roadster. win nav
cash. Address. Ford, care Journal.
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FOR RENT--A cottage on Bayshore.
Apply, Whites Pharmacy.
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BE A DETECTIyTc- Excellent onnort,,r-
ity;. good pay; travel Write G. T.
Ludwig, 500 Westover Bldg. Kansas
City, Mo.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room, all
conveniences. Garage. SIG N. Palafox.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-05
A HOME IS A HOME
WHERE'ERIT MAY BE-
But 1t Will Be A SuperlatiUely Desirable Home,
IF You Build 1t In klamath Falls

Next to the possession of a loving, capable,
home-loving wife the desire of every man
should be to own home in which she can hap
PLY exercise her home-making capabilities, a
place that he and wifey can call home for, after
all, there is volume of truth and meaning in the
words taken from that old song, "There is No
Place Like Home" Of course, after the wife and
the home have been acquired, it seldom takes
long for children to appear, and then, if both hus-
band and wife have spark of local pride in
them, they will continue to take an interest in
home town affairs, in their home town, and in
everything that pertains to community progress,
and then they will find themselves in sympathy
with everything that is necessary to make their
home a real home indeed. This might sound
great deal like counting chickens before they are
hatched-this matter of getting wife and kid
dies-but the desire to own home should not be
confind to married folk alone, for old bachelors
and old maids, too, also see the desirability of
owning home, and there are any number of
people of this description who are helping to
make the "world go around" They are doing
it right here in klamath Falls. Practically
speaking, the basis of every substantial COM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
RETURN FROM SYNOD
MEETINGS All FARGO

Rev and Mrs. Ernest o. Armbrus-
ter Of St. Marks Lutheran church,
returned on Friday from Fargo,
where they attended the organization
meetings OF, the western conference
yofi the English Lutheran Synod Of the
northwest. Mrs. w. M. Jones Of Grand
Forks was also q representative OF st.
Marks church at the meetings.
MrS. Armbruster was elected re-
cording secretary of the Conference
Missionary societies which met at
that time. Mr., Armbruster with Mrs.
", NJ. Jones of Grand Forks. repre-
!!sent@d the Women's Missionary soci-
ETY. Of St.@ Marks church at the meet
fng. 80 NJ fest 49, s
AS a recently appointed student
pastor for the Lutheran students at
the state university. Rev. A%rtnbruster
gave talk at the pastors conven-
tion, emphasizing thelSneed Of more
religion in the schools and colleges Of
the country.
The Grand Forks delegates attend
ed the opening exercises for the new
" established Northwestern Lutheran
Theological seminary temporarily To-
Gated at Fargo! sT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
HTinker Bobl
|al R
#&16gg0yI buC>ruyle A.Holcornh ~ 4SSTEsx
byCarusleh Holcornh
A FOR ALL.

Tinker Bob hurried away from the
Nfghthawks for it Was getting toward
evening. He wanted to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Chimney Swift before It was too
late. The King Of the Forest was q
great fellow to work his plans u as
soon as he thought of them, It was
his ambition to. know where these for
est folks spent the Winter months.
Being that no one else. could tell him
he knew. he could find out by. asking
! Mr.. Chimney Swift himself.
Jack, the Rabbit, was a curious
fellow. too, and he followed the King
closely, Tinker liked Jack very
much, FOR he was such a friendly for
est dweller. and insornuch as Silky.
the Monkey. was not along, Jack was
good company.
Now, Jack it's just like this, II
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chimney Swiftsdon.t go
South for%thet Winter they must hide
themselves. sforsthe poor things could
not stand it to- be out on the side OF
that old wall Throughout. the cold
weather" IS , ,. ~
IT just have an idea that they 90
some place that the other birds know
nothing about. You know they are
very wise and say very little
But it would be very dificult for
them to 60 anywhere and not be seen
by some Of the bird family said
Tinker Bob. "There'a Jerry. the Jay,
he knows everything about the other
birds and they say that Jerry doesn't
even, know where they stay in the
Winter. u.
Lets ask him !? He's staying right
over here at the edge OF the. forest
now whore he. can see everyone who
enters and give them a lecture for
not minding their own business" IL
That's just what We will do" said
Tinker. I'VE will ask svhim." +.
They saw Jerry sitting on a limb.
Jerry saw them, too. for nothing es-
capes his eyes. The homer he saw
the King he cried at'the top Of his
voice: Thief. Thief Q King, I am
glad to see you"
II am glad to soc you Jerry. We
want to ask you a question. Where
does Mr.. Chimney Swift spend the
Winter?' Il Sc 1.as
That-wasga question that Jerry
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08

This attractive costume, a jumper
dress with cape to match, is made Of
navy diagonal serge and trimmed
with rows Of cardinal red silk stitch
ing. 1t is one OF the many fashion
able garments of the season which
combine comfort and attracdvenesa.
These are enticing days in the style
shops and wornen's garment stores.
Shoppers see many interesting limo
vations and appealing articles.
There are most attractive six pet
ttcoats, made OF silk which is one
color ona'ope side. another on the
other. Gray and blue, rose and blue,
orange and gray. green and black.
and other combinations occur.
There are all sorts of interesting
strapped shoes for the autumn. There
are those built on the modified
French last and those built on the
straight American last which, by the
way, is not quite so pointed as It was
last year.
For later autumn wear there arc
exceedingly satisfactory stockings
made of silk and wool combined IN a
really thin texture. sometimes these
stockings arc made up In changeable
manner. of threads >of TIVE colors in
terwove1- hE ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08

Reports Of the missionary meeting
held in Fargo last weok in connection
with the western conference Of the
English Lutheran Synod Of the north
west, will be given Tuesday evening
at the regular meeting Of st. Marks
Mi0ionaty society. A: paper on
mission work read At tho Fargo meet
ing BY an authority on the work is
to be given Tuesday night by Mn
w. n. Jones' who. with Mrs. Z. o.
Armbruster, was . delegate to the
Fargo meeting. Everyone interested
Is welcome.
Following the brief business meet
ing Of Maple Leaf Rsbekah lodge on
Iusaday night In tho Odd Fellows hall
the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the
founding Of the ,Rebekah degree Will
he celebrated. An appropriate pro-
gram il being prepared for tho oc-
caAon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08

. RS. s"h.'4@fN Dat y 80 -ta- =.
never heard before and he hesitated.
"Well, Of all things. / never thought
of that before. I've never seen him
in the Winter time and I've never
heard anyone else say a thing about
him." @ N
That's just what 1 thought said
Jack. the Rabbit. -
Hes right over there on the; wall
OF the old BRIDGE Isesaw him a mos
pent aeo, 70 said Jerry. a3:t tf.l Nj 80:
Tnsys wentmto the-sold bridge and
sure enough MI. Chimney Swift was
there. 51@'1'm glad to. see you. said
Tinker. I +came all the way to ask
you where you spend the Winter"
We'll, VOL. we'll / can answer that
very easily. We stay oyer yonder in
a hollow tree, and sleep most ali the
time until the early Spring when we
come out and get Dur nest built before
anyone arrives here from the South"
well. what do You think OF that ~
said Tinker Bob and Jerry was sure
ly surprised.
,, VA . eyfr~ r. r..A<&-->A Ngse = ~. - ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
ARMY PLANES NOT
TO BE ALLOWED TO ,
ENTER EXHIBITIONS

washington, Der. S.-Secretary
Weeks has rsafnirmsd his dsdaon not
70 permit army afrpianes 10 partici-
pate In exhfpitton competitions, basins
objections on lack OF personnel.
natertal ana Eeneraf nselessness from
= military standpoint OF testing the
speed Of aircrAftS by racing. The de-
ciston ikga1certed ~ the final word
s0t tho s4Gcsu0Ks or whether army
at 2nsaha. Nebrsska, lats this month.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
CHU RICH
SERVICES
scandinavian Baptist.

Corner Fourth avenue and Walh1 70
Rihle school with adult class at -
o'clock, noon Service at 7:4e p: ~ !;
Topic: "The Bargain Countel..
prayer meeting on Thursday evenile
at 7:45. w. J.. Horner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
Bethel Church.

: Belmont avenue, south side Bel
mont school. Confrmants meet In
church Saturday, $3.50 p. m. Sunday
school Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Services Sunday forenoon at IL
O'Clock. conducted by Strona and
Bridston. Services Sunday evening at
1880, conducted by the pastor. SONG
and music by the string band. H. E.
Engebretson, pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
Ministers Meet

Monday morning at 1880 o'clock IN
the Y. NJ. c. A. w. q. Bland, secre-
tary ofAthe z. M. G. A., will read q
paper IN --latest Activities OF II Z
M. C. A." .na,g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
St, Paul's Church.

s a. m. Holy Communion. - a, m.
Sunday school. II a. m. Mornlns
prayer and lesson. Subject: "A Rest,
less, Crippled World and a Remedy:
You are cordially invited to worship
with us. j. Watson, rector.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
Annual Rally Day
Program Sunday

H3 -~-"- s.ESaL gN#YE .ln.H1
The Rally day and graduation ex-
viii be held at the church OH Sunday
morning October 9, opening at Il
p'clock. All members. of the Sunday
school are expected to be present and
ti friends interested are invited to
attend. Z
This is the program which has been
arranged:
Song, "As a volunteer"-By the
SCHOOL,
Responsive Scripture; reading.
Prayer.
Promotion From the Cradle Roll
Mrs. Z. Anna Bulls; superintendent.
Group Of songs by Beginners" and
Primary department: .
"A (a) Give, Said the Little Stream"
}& (b) Praise Him"
3iMiss Pearl Ball, directinE.)
Exercise Of Scripture Memory, text
sby Beginner graduates.
u Presentation Of Diplomas to BE
ginnera"-Mrs. Wheeler Smith, super
8sintendent.
Practical demonstration of class
work by two primary graduating
cianAs-Miss Ruth. Gaulke in charge.
M Presentation Of diplomas to pri-
mary eraduates-Mis Pearl Ball,
superintendent.
a Song, Our Graduation Day-By
-four Junior graduates.
Ss Recitation, Things That Can't Be
Done"-Pauline Lehman.
b Song. Firing Them In"-Junior
graduating class.
Review of the life of Paul BY junior
graduates-Mrs. J. G. Moore. superin-
ftendent.
Presentation Of diplomas to junior
Northumberland Superintendent
Nv. A. Mcintyre.
u Announcements.
e Closing song.
n Benedfction.
n Donations for the missionary barrel
Ito be sent to Dr.. Miller's school for
the colored at Blackville. S. c.. are
being solicited and the committee in
charge has asked the members Of the
Ladies Aid to bring their donations to
the regular meeting on Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. j.. NJ. Persenius. pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, will attend
the mission meetings and the Luther
league convention at Alvarado and
Warren. Mimi. next Tuesday and
Saturday. Mr.. Persentus will lead the
discussion at Alvarado on Tuesday,
will preach in Eegn on "Wednesday
and on Saturday at Warren will lead
the Bible study at the convention
Mrs. 8. G. Swain Of Chicago. ILL.,.
will arrive inAGjrand Forks tonight to
be the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. ard Mrs. r. D. Camp
bell, s1S South Sixth street. for some
time. 80. 81 .. -.
Mrs. Cleve Bundle. Dakota apart
ments, was surprised Friday evening
i by a group Of friends. in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The self invited
guests provided an interesting pro-
gram of entertainment for the even
ing and at ten o'clock served refresh
ments. An out Of town guest at tho
Z affair Wa MIS- C. X. Spears Of Mime
apoNa, who is visiting her parents,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bundle. 8 Universe
ty avenue.
Sunday will be Rally Day . the
3 Methodist church Tor the M. e. Sun
day school. Every member Of the
school as expected to be present.
B Graduation exercises will be held for
4 thu various classes. The program in
4 full and will be announced later.
In compliment to Mas Arzelte
I LonStiu, 4 bride o. this month. Mrs..
NJ: Neweard gave a dinner wednss-
! day evening In their home, ia Oak
4 street. There were covers for ten
( guests. The hostess ~ aelsted by
\ Mrs. Roa Poe.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
First Methodist

Morning. worship at 1880 With ser
mon by the Rev. Roy Holldorf on
THE Motive of the Master Evening
service at 1880 at which DR.. K. r.
Stolz will preach on III We Stick
Well Win" Special musical program
by the choir and solo by Edward D.
Naff.
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First Lutheran.

Belmont and Fourth avenue. Bible
school, s:45. High mass, 1916, with
sermon topic, Gods Kingdom-How
Gained-How Lost" Duet sung by
Margaret Thorgrimsen and iBert;Lee.
Song service, 7:45 p m. THO 34los,
= duet, q male quartet selection and
four choir anthems.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
Hethsny Iatheran.

Zion, Lutheran church. English
services at 1o:45. Morse services at
7:45. Sermon topics: Morning, God
Is the Best Paymaster." Evening,
Have You Rendered God the Fruits
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
EVENING EDITION.

In Their season." English su Rsh,s
school at 9:40. Morse ad;e.; All
classes at 8 and al -, David,
next Thursday a11efn
Stoeve.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08

Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian
East Grand Forks, Carl Perrin,
minister. Sunday school 10 q. M
Morning worship II. Subject: cues.
lions in the Mind Of the
Evening worship 7:45. Subject: Inc
Darntiess Spirit Of Jesus"